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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
TpfyD DUUN the COMMON UEITTH.

Annie Miller, the clCveu-ycar-Old daughter
of Jacob Miller, of Easton. while returning
from school slipped and fell on the ice, strk-
ing her head. She died soon after she got
home.
The Lehigh Valley railroad contemplatcs
an extension from Buffalo TO Chicago. Its
intention is To use the tracks of the New
York, Pennsylvania Il OHIO mid the Chi
caco & Atlantic. Both of these roads are
at present leased and operated 10y the Erie
railway.
on Monday the entire herd of stock be-
longing to Mr.. kestcr, kennett township
Chester county, was killed by Philadelphia
butchers upon order of State Veterinary sur
geOn Dr. Bridge. on account of pleuro-pneu-
mouia being in their midst The herd num-
bered seventeen and was killed i'll a very
short space ottime. The beef was a!terward
| sold to Philadelphia parties for Sl7j.
John =. DOuahoe, Of Wilmington, Del, has
| leased his hotel property, the Philips house.
| at Kennett Square, to Col. f. u. Speak uan,
! OF Cuatesville, for a term of ten years. The
| house Will be opened about the lSt of April
| by Charles III. Speakman, son OF the lessee,
| VINO will conduct it as tirst-claSs hotel and
| summer boarding house.
The survivors of the Fihieth Regiment
! PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers held their seventh
! annual reunion in Reading on Tuesday,
! treasurer and officers elected. There was d
! banquet i'll Association hall, followed 10y
/ addresses and patriotic songs. The Fif.icth
| regiment was recruited in Schuyikill, BcrkS
| Susquehanna, Lancaster, Luzerne and CheS
! ter counties. They went into the war will
/ l,S45 men, 500 of whom were killed ol
! wounded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
NuitI~enput~.

Nc Wade To Morrow Ntght.-Rohcrt MCWade
has been seen 80 often here in the play OF Rip
Van Winklv that II is almost unnecessary to
say much about him. The Kansas city journal
say, " Abundant in pathos. full of incidents.
the play has lost no popular features in its many
years before the public. A. the drunken, di~S0-
Lutte wreck. Mr.. MCWade cannot be eNccllcd. lie
minglcs the characteristic good nature and ma
tive wit with his ovcrpcwering remorsc most
urtiSt{Cully'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Loss Adjusted,

The loss un Myers 4 Rathvou's building,
caused 10y the burning Of fahucStuck'S store,
has been amicably adjusted, the insurance
cnmpanie~ agreeing to pay $500. and the
necessary repairs to ho made at the expense
of the firm.
THE losses on clothing and uncut goods will
probably I've adjusted on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
live stuck PRICES.

EAST LIBERTY.-CattIoi in fair demand and firm;
prime OF 1850 to l,ioo pounds, SiiEG ~ smooth
tat, Ion 10 Loo pounds, - %i4j 81; fair OF l1D
to 100 pounds, ~ 50lJ 2i smooth fat bulls, $40
so; common bulls, - 7j4j so; receipts, iE
head shipments, none.
Hogs steady and firm Philadclphas, = inG
81 Workers, 81 2gdj IS pigs, at ~ 7jIi "a
receipts, go head shipments, 2Gpo head.
sheep dun but slow prime, - 50Sli ~ fair tu
good, - iaIi - receipts, 1900 head shipments,
2,y,0 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Compiling the Election Returns,

Al noon to-day, court met to compile the
election returns Of the city. Judge Living
sion presided. j. L. Lyte was appointed
reading clerk, and George w. Eaby and John
Carpenter tally clerks Courtthen adjourned
TO 2as0 o'clock, when the vote for school di.
rcctors, council and aldermen was Compiled
and certificates issued 10 those elected rhe
vote for sshool directors and the other ofli.
GERS does not diner from that published in m.
ISTELLIoENcER on "Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
IiroLe His Collar Bone.

John Martin, proprietor Of the hotel al
West Willow, got up before daybreak this
morning to call one Of his dodgers, who
wanted TO get away early. Making missteI
at the head of the stairs Mr. Martin fell to the
bottom, where he lay unconscious until he
was picked up and put to bed. Dir. |. II.
Martin was called and on examining Mr..
Martin found that his collar bone was
fractured and he was badly bruised about the
head and body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF NALU.
~ ABLE CITY PROPERTY.
on SAIIRnNN NJ MNRlM IL l.si

BY virtue ofand in pursuance Of an order OF
public sale at the Cooper House ON West King
street, Lancaster city, Pa, the following real es-
tate, viz .
back buildings, and other outhuildlugs, and lots
of ground thereto belonging, situate Nos. I'll. 2l3
25, 2IT and 2l9 ON the north side of East Frcdcr-
lex street, Lancaster city. Zach house has a
except 2l9 which fronts Il feet, inchesl, and
in depth lli15 feet. ~
No. 2 All that certain twO-stOry FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with OncstOry frame
ing, situate on tho east side of Market street,
north OF Frederick street, Lancaster city. The
lot fronts 10 feet, more OF less, ON Market street
aud extends in depth j feet more OF less.
No. s. All that cCrtnn lot or piece of ground
situate on the southwest corner of North Ship
pen and East New streets, in the City Of IanCas.
ter Tho lot hats IA frontage OF los feet on Shippcn
street and extends in depth ulOng New street
2tS feet, TO jefferson alley.
No T. All that certain Lot or piece OF ground,
north OF James, in the city OF Lancaster, con.
tanning In front on said North Lime street, %
feet and In depth 3lH feet, to Cherry alley.
No. s. All that certain Lot or piece Of ground,
situated on the east side Of North Lime street,
north of Frederick, In the city Of Lancaster,
containing 49, feet in front on said North Lime
street and in depth lE!bs feet, to other ground of
Geo. Shulmyer, deceased.
These seycrul properties, except No. 2, VIII be
sold separately or together, as may be most ad-
Nuntugeous. -
day, when attendance will be given and terms
JULlANA sHULMYER,
EXccutriX of Geo. .huimyer Deceased.
HENRY sHUBEET, AuctIOneGr.
fI9,2l, %, 2sS In5,t, "9,IUll,l2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.--Flour-Statc and We-terI
dun and hGuVd. southern dull.
Wheat heavy and L1kC lower, with a dul
trading: No. / White mbc; No. Red, March
@'1IpAc; April, "2G924c May, GsSGa3'sc
June, P41. fG3jC
Cnrn-tebruary about &c botter; others dul
and weak Mixed Western spot, 81 ~ ijC d,
future, Iglad IIl5c.
oats dun and shade lower; State'Sailc
Western, 35l!ailc No. = Feb, 81 .93sl.c March
a1G31Iic May, D.. dJG7sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Correction.

IN the returns from Marietta, published
yesterday, Robert Carroll, for assessor, was
given 2SS votes. 1t should have been 2Js.
The corrected vote is rs follows: Robert
Carroll, 2js Girard Roth, 2Gj.
The figures Of the vote Tor constable and in
spector in the Seventh ward were somewhat
mixed. They should have been Constable,
Merringer, 39l Messenkop, 2O7 inspector,
DOrwart, 3Oj Smith, 237.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
To pr,ctic. i'm PhiIad.I,,I,t,

Dr. James Mitchell, son of Rev. j. Y
Mitchell, ID. d., of this city, having served
ior two years past as resident physician at
the Presbyterian hospital and Biockley hos
pilai Philadelphia, is about to open an Office
ior private practice at No sos North 10Th
street lie Will make a speciality of eye, ear
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Driving Accident

This morning about II o'clock, Us Miller
Fraim was driving on North Queen street,
his mare OH crossing the railroad became res
tive and kicked back furiously, getting one
of her hind legs over the shaft OF the sleigh
To which she was hamessed, breaking ii and
skinnug the inside of her leg, but not Sc
riously. The broken shafts We're renewed,
another pair substituted, and Mr.. Frain
resumed his drive
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
New York.
DEI TITS

sTEELE.-suddeuly, In Philadelphia, on Feb
Tuary IL, lss5, William A., son OF sarah and
Albert steele, aged 81 years.
Dearly loved.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
spcctfully invited To attend the funeral, from
the residence of his aunt, Miss McCurdy, No. 2l3
West Orange street on tomorrow tfTiddyl
afternoon at O'Clock. Intermcnt In -, james
churchyard ltda
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

\. II. Brcncmau. OF New pauvilC, had a
large turkey Eohbler aud number of chick
ems stolen on Wednesday night 1t is sup
posed that tho parties who committed the
thett had y horse and wagon. suspicion rests
upon certain parties and arrt SIS may ne made
during the dlN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Cost Of the rebruar, Elections.

The county treasurer has pail the bills Of
the election officers. of the several districts Ol
the county for Tuesdays election, with the
exception Of Strasburg borough. from which
no return had been received up to noon to-
day. The amOut laid out was S2,urA1&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

Last evening John w. Holman, butcher, of
No. 80 North Mary street, was turning from
Orange into Mary street. when dog ran out
and barked at his horse. The animal became
frightened, and slipping, fell on the ice,
breaking hind leg. The horse, which was
valuable animal. had 10 be Killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
~pTpnaling.

To-day the Citizens band, of Maytown,
which is led 10y Cameron Albright, came to
this city on sleighing trip. They screuaded
u number of people in the city and played
several selections at the lNrELLGGENCER
Office. 1t i a talented musical organization.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Wanted to Sleep ou ,I,r payem.u,

Special oi6cer Dorwart was notified early
this morning that there was man alffrozen
on Mifiin street lie Went TO the point
designated, found drunken man, who
wanted TO goto sleep ON the pavement He
got hiln oii his ftet and sent him home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
Sent out

Charles Heilman. arrested 10y officer Dor
wart for drunkenness and diSordcrly con-
duct, was committed by Alderman Barr this
morning for five days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
POIO ATTHE RINh.
The Red Rose of Lancaster the Dadge of q
Great victory.


Last night an interesting game of rol1 was
PLAYED at the Lancaster skating rink between
the York aud Lancaster clubs. There was
good crowd in attendance.
The visiting club was composed ot Walter
r. Chapman, +. Il. Stowe, Frank II. Ash
brook. Bert Smith, w. T.. Eaby. Herbert
Fishel and Robert NJ. Ilause.
The Lancaster club was: John Iahn
George Miller, Bart Meutzer, Charles IIaber
bush, George Chidsoy, Harry Iook and Isaac
Hartman.
Tho referee was w. II. Harlachcr,onc of the
proprietors OF the York skating rink, ana ms
decisions gave satisfaction. For the YORK
boys II. L. Morningstar aud George heckert
acted as Judges toi York and Elmer Stoner
and Charles Miller filled the same positions
for the Lancaster club.
The game was called at 9 o'clock and was
close and exciting at times. ihe applause
was tremendous when the Lancaster boys
| sent their first ball through the wicket. This
they soon followed with two more, Winning
| the game by the score of to q, much to the
| delight of the audience. The result was a
| great surprise to everyone, but to none more
than the York team. who defeated the Ian
| casters mt home easily a short time ago.
| The York club has been very successiu,
| this season, having beaten teams in Harris
burg, Baltimore and other cities. Last night
| was their nrst defeat ;although somewhat put
| out ut the result they took the matter good
| naturedly and congratulated the Lancaster
| BOYS on their good work. After the rink
| had closed the visitors were entertained win
| n supper at George II. Millcr's restaurant hy
| the Lancaster club. The strangers remained
| at the Grape over night aud lett for nome
this morning.
Tomorrow evening fifteen young men Of
| this CITY will 20 to Harrisburg to give an eN,
hibition polo game at one of the Kinks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

Ice u now being cut from the city reser-
solr II inches ia thickness and clear as plate
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
yEW ADrERTIsEMEyrs.

rRAND CONCERT BY THE FIOREN-
VI TINE QUARrETTE and SOUR KRouT
OUT this 9TH IiUksDAi) evening AZ
JOHN A. SNlDER'S,
ltd rs North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

VARA CIGARS, ONLY &C., GUARAN
Il teed lara, at
HARTMAS's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19
PACkERS NM STRIPPERS

TOBACCO PACKERS AND STRIPPERS
l. are respectfully invited to cal! and see our
OvertlS, Pants, Vests, Knit Jackets, Under
wear, Hosiery and shirts of every kind. \ pair
of OvcrillI, well made, for 10 cents and up.
heavy shirt and drawer, Tor y cents and mp.
Hosiery, suspcndcT-, handkCTChiCfs, gloves,
mitS, comforts and COuntcrpanCs: closing out at
very reduced prices. Trade Dollars taken at
par Mt BEthIoLDN,
No. ~ North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

DUBLlC SALE OF THE PERSONAL
L effects Of Anthony F.. Roberts, deceased, ut
his late residence and place Ot business, on
North Prince street, Lancaster, Pa, consisting
Of Household foods, contents Of Tin shop and
Harness shop, sets of Harness, Collars. GoarS,
Whips, Platform scales, stoves, Heaters, show
Case Doors, Window sash, etc, etc. COmmCnC-
ing on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, IS>S.
To be continued on Monday and Tuesday fol
lowing until all goods are sold sale to con-
IucnCe at ga M, hen conditions Will be made
known by ISAAC r.. ROBERTS,
HENRY 4. ROBERTS,
JOHN L. ROBERTS,
Executors.
II SUI-UrET NuctiDuCcr fllS 2nNltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-19

II. SuuHEEr, Auctioucer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

dying condition. They took him to negro
house and gave him all the attention they
could, but he only lived short while. He
confessed, however, that Emanuel sought
the life of Mr.. Renfroe.
MIR. Renfroe and his brother returned
to the house, but had been there only a
short while when Emanuel recovered
from his wound and was even more tur-
bulent than ever. Not having any ammu-
milton for their weapons, and fearing that
he might have more accomplices near,
they did not venture out. The next
morning they secured assistance and
went after the negro, who had quilted
the place during the night. They overlook
him several miles distant, secured and
brought him to Dublin, wheBe he was
placed in jail on Monday night last.
The other negro who participated in the
attack, has not been apprehended.
The coroner was summoned, and the
verdict rendered by the jury at the in
quest, stated that the deceased met his
death by pistol shot, fired by the hands
of Emanuel Lumpkiu.
The white citizens in the neighborhood
deplore the tragedy, but the negroes are
very indignant, and. it Is said, would
lynch the murderer if they could get at
him
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

Every lady presented with hand
some Art Souvenir, upon which is en-.
graVed Accent popular piece Of
Music. Pretty Cards for the children,
every one Of them.
Delightful music during the day,
and until ii p. M, by best Prefes.
siOnaI and Amateur Musicians.
Electric Lixht, Gss Light, Daylight,
Flowers, Decorations, Banners, etc.
Can't begin TO tell the half or IL on
paper. Come and see for yourselves.
Ice Cream, Cake, Candy, Oysters,
etc., at Furbers. Prices reasonable.
And please don't buy NICkel's worth
on Opening day.
Look with allyour eyes at our beau.
tifnl Holiday Goods, but please don't
buy. To welcome cur friends TO our
new Home, show them our Music and
Art treasures, and make their visit
enjoyable, is glory enough for one day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
FLORIDA.


The express Office has been discon-
tinued at ApOpka.
DeLand colored folks want school and
are raising the necessary money.
A gentleman from Tennessee will soon
open stock of general merchandise at
Panasoffkee.
The dedication Of the colored church,
lust completed by the Seville Company
will take place next Sunday.
Capt. r. Thomas, who has resided near
Lake Butler for the past forty years, has
recently located at Frandland, Alacbua
county.
Starke Telegraph: Dr.. A. 2. Smith stood
fiat-footed under bis big orange tree this
week and gathered 1000 fine oranges
within easy reach.
The committee in charge of building the
Trinity NJ. E. Church at Seville are eX-
pecting a very handsome contribution
from the Seville Company.
The first settlement made by the whites
in ApOpka City was in the year 1850 by
an old gentleman bearing the name OF
Rogers, who, with his wife, lived in a
cabin on the hill north of town.
J. +. Fitzsimons is erecting at Apopka
tWo-story residence sixteen by thirty
seven feet front, with an ell fourteen by
twenty-seYen feet. This is one of six
buildings which Mr.. FitzsimOns will
erect in that locality for rent.
B. S. Askew is circulating a subscrip-
ton paper for church building at Pana-
soffkee.s So far he has been quite success
full. John Conley proposes to put up a
building costing $1,000 as soon as $500 is
subscribed. There is some money now
deposited in Jacksonville that was COL
lected by Hon. John F. Lay some time
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
House Warming!
BILL /. OF FARE:

Grand display OF Pianos and
lFpanS poss m4u rae
utO0ttSs R1 50 1il 90 Cd
A 81, 600 Chicksring Grand.
$l.5OO Upright, a ST 900
Pipe Top Organ, and q g .sa q.
Twenty Organs and Pianos in
fancy cases. All sent speCi-
ally for our opening.
100 superb framed Pictures.
500 imported Engravings.
900 beautiful Gold Bronze and
Plush Frames.
$4,000 pretty Art Novelties.
Thousands of exquisite Christ
mas Cards and Novelties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
Killed His Acco1nplice
From the Dublin fGa.J Post.

from bte OWOCtIt kuu.l l7Ohts
Last summer Mr.. w. l.. RenfrOe, who
runs a large plantation about six miles
from Dublin, had two negroes, John Pom
der and Emanuel Lumpkin, working for
him. These negroes came from the tur-
pentine farms on the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia road, and like nearly
all Of that class, were very unruly and
insolent. Mr.. Renfroe, fearing that he
might be forced to kill them, concluded
that he would discharge them. The negroes
left, but were very angry at being dis
charged, and made threats against Mr..
RenfToe before departing.
On Saturday night last Mr.. Renfroe and
his brother, Mr.. Rufe RenfrOe, were at
their fathers house. Mr.. Rufe Renfroe
started TO 20 over TO the house Of his sis
fer. and as he stepped outside Of the door
he heard some one cursing and threaten
ing the life of his brother. He wea back,
informed his brother OF the fact, and. tell
ing him TO walt a few moments, jumped
on his horse and went to a neigbbOr-
ing dwelling for gun. In the meantime,
the negroes, who formed The attacking
party, three in number, had gone down TO
the "negrO quarter" and were there ter
rOrlzing the inmates. Doors were broken
down, women knocked about, and an old
deaf negro received blow on the head
from an dAs WHICH yet ithuiA Adbhii1 .
Threats made by the negroes against
the life OF MIR. Renfroe, had been commu-
nicated to him, and when his brother re-
turned with the gun, he decided TO raid
the house containing the party, secure
them and bring them 10 jail. he had a
trusty negro on the place and 10 him he
anpealed for assistance. For both good
and valuable consideration tho trusty
Roland by name agreed TO enter
the house, approach Emanuel, the
most desperate Of the trhee, under the guise
of friendship. and hold him until Mr..
Rentroe's party could effect his capture
Emanuel. however, had on his war paint,
and would allow no familiarity. Mr..
Renfroe and his brother, Rule, seeing that
Roland could do nothing, sprang into the
doorway Of the house. John Ponder was
seated near the door and Emanuel
was standing by the fire place.
When the Renfroes entered the
doorwav. John Ponder, trying 10 escape,
ran 10 the door and as be was passing out
the door by the side Of Renfroe, Emanuel
fired two shots at Renfr0e. which took et-
feet in the hack 81 bis comrade, John
Pondet} While Emanqel was hring,
Rufe Rhnfrbe snapped both barrels OF his
gun M him. Finding the gun would not
shoot. he changedend with the gun, and
struck tha negro fearful blow over the
head. knocking him down and breaking
the gun. ~ At the same instant
that Rnfe struck with the gun
PIv : RonfrOe fred ~ the
negro with bis pistol, making only slight
wound on his head. Thinking they had
tiiied Fmanuel they went In search OF
'John Ponder. Attracted by groans, lney
proceoded cautiously 10 spot aoont -
wards q istant. where they iVuna AIM M .
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
Our Trade Opening
Saturday, Dec. IL.

Saturday, Dec. 18th. will be our TRADE
OPENING, and for this dag only, we offer the
following Special Inducements 70 our patrons
and friends;
First. With each Piano bought on Dec. 18th
for cash or on easy installments, we will pre-
sent a $50 Gold watch, as a Souvenir OF l.. a
b. 3. NJ. II.
Second. with each Organ bought on Dec
18th, for cash or on easy installments, we will
present a beautiful Ornamental Clock, or
nne Framed Picture worth $40 cash.
Third. AllSheet Music sold At HALFPRICE
on this one day only. Music buyers can lay IN
years supply II they wish 10. No limit aa
10 quantity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
piancs ano Wrpans.
LIB. 5. NH.
GRAND
OPE MIN !.
FRIDAY, DEC. II.
The Event of the
Season.
The Whole During
World Invited.

At last, after long months
Of planning, moving and
regulating; months of cease
less, wearying, aggravating,
never to be forgotten toll, we
are settled in our new and
magnificent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
POPULAR LOW PRICES

On Second Floor will be carried
NENT grand stocked as uuaT
with immense variety Of all that MILLINERY CLOAKS
FANCY VARIETY prices Customers visiting
establishment will be shown the best attentions
a feature to have them rapidly
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09
Gorgeous Christmas Display !!
PT ATSHEK'S
1873 BROUGHTON STREET.
Commencing Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
A COLOSSAL STOCK

or TOYS CHINA BOHEMIAN DRESDEN WARE SILVER
WARE COLORED CRYSTAL
Tint PLUSH GOODS LEATHER CASES. WHISK
BROOM HOLDERS WORK BOXES BASKETS ALBUMS CARD CASES
COLOGNE SETS NOVELTIES and Short the largest line Of
Holiday Goods displayed South As wa
acknowledged leaders holiday again remind yOu this
shall a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-09

SANDERsvILLE, GA, Dec. S.-Tbe ex-
cursion train returning from the stock
holders meeting of the Wrightsville and
Tennille railroad at Wrightsville met
with an accident last night on the San
dersville and Tennille railroad about one
mile and a half from this place. Two
passenger coaches were demolished, one
OF them rolling over but no one was seI'i-
ously hurt. The accident was caused by
broken rail. The engine was at the
rear IL the train backing It.