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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

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Spcelali b lbs GasHte.
DAi1ks, TIM, Oct. BY. Tar missed
Train coming from Denton spread tht
rails Hpant 9 quarter 90 mne nnr,h ~
me TEXAS g Pacific depot ibis morning,
masieg . considerable Wrtek Two
freight vars were tllohed aud the truck
was iNdly torn ~, but nobody WINS hunt
benlamm NJ Foster and IN, Williams
wrrt mnde one hy judge Howor y. tie
clerk 5 olliec this morning.
The following rnal ostRta tssnsffr,
were recorded to-day 10y the clerk OF Che
county couit Paul Ilucksman Ia y. IA.
Harry, l0ts "a hlprk $50, U00A's ndal.
ton 20 Dallas sl50Qs A. 81. paihtr 10
Charles FISHER, l10Slt0 feet Oh tho nortl,
Side ~ Park street, In EUkln's addition
70 Dallas s76n Mary n.
. illonni tu Morris Friedman, cult.
clalm dcvd 20 2sNi00 feet corner az
slmana Leonard streets, iisllas. $500.
ih0S' Ross to J. L Balchor, ~ s.t8 uf tho
q. u. Merycll survey, $500
c. w Nhito, Waco; r. u. Woody, De.
ca'pr; !. y, fuilong, Las Vegas, n ~.
day. -
lhcboard OF directors ot,hc Merchants
exchange held meeting this morning
aud decided 90 have the eNehaure
building lighted hy The EdlSon
ineandoaent lights They Will ne nut
IN Immediately, SOFAS 10 he ready for usi,
on Thursday evening, when The fdlewlld
clnh gives us iirst ball Of The sensnn The
electricity for the lights win De furnished
hy The dynamo IN the Morning NoNs
building
A terrific thunler storm slrucl,
here about O'Clock this morning
The Lightning flashed WILDLY, the thunder
crashed In most alarming manner and
I The rain poured in torrents, aoodinr the
sewers aud cleaning on the streets Ia a
most excellent manner ltwasa pccailhrly
hard storm Tor So late IN the scason,
The district court opened this nlo.ninn.
The grand Jury hulug impanclod and
charged, and other prcliminaiics arranged
for what win be long aud ardubus term.
There are over tlneo hundred casrs
on The criminal docket, eight OF
them being murder eases. Ne.
sides these, there are several mon
In jail or out ON bond who are CHARGED
win murder ANA who have not yet been
indicted
The county commissioners were in Sos,
sion to-day, 0ucupying the whole time Ia
adjusting and allowing claims, aud doing
other routine work
Or Ben French, charged with cmbok
zlng money from =. A. CrUmplry OF Mes
quite, loft here Tor the East Yesterday.
sheriff Smith telcgmphod 70 Marshall aud
had him arrested and sent Deputy llonry
LOWS after him, while 40 the breakia.d
table IN the Capitol hotel this morning a
man walked In whom Lewis recognized MS
H. Il. Arthur formerly houkkocppr for
BoWser s Lemon IN this city, who was
put under bah for cmhoz2lcmrnt, Skipped
ms bond and disappeared for year or
two. LcNis arrested him and brought
him ana French here and Jailed them this
evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
-RIGHTFUL CASE
OF a COlored Man.

II icontraoicd fearful case " blood poison IN
Xs8 | was treated by gomp Of the best phvsl.
Ri ane in Atlanta. they used the old remedies
IN Mercury and Potash which brought ON
8heumatsm and impaired my digestive orgnns.
ME,efy Joint IN me was swollen and fun of pain.
q Was IN horrible condition. When had been
" oven np 70 die, my physicians, who Ind seen
n Ae Workings of the medicine IN other cases
q nought u would 30 q splendid time TO test the
VI srtuca Of SwittsSpccinc When commenced
|aklng $. ~ ). the physician said could not
n he two weeks under The ordinary treatment
81 he commenced 10 give me the medicine strictly
accordng To directions, which continued for
#atera months. took nothing else mud con-
menccd 10 Improve from the FIRST. Occa.lonallv
would have backact from hnprudencn. Soon
ihe rheumatism left me, my appetite became
81 right, and the ulcers, which the doctor said
were the most frightful he had ever seen, began
10 heal, and by the LIST OF October 1884,. / was "A
well man again. mn stronger now than ever
was before, and weigh more | have not failed
no report for duty since that Time, being en-
gasod IN the oil warehouse OF Chess Curley
mupany. have been and stlil am, doing some
q tlc hardest work any min ever did, aud am
ready 10 answer amy question that may be asked
concerning thia case Swifts specific has saved
me from In early grave.
LEM AIGCLENDoN.
Atlanta, Gu, April IS, lss5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

" w. Reed druggist VI Winchester
Ind, wfitcs cone Of my customers
Mrs. Louisa PIKE, Bartonia, Randolph
county, Ind, Was q long sufferer Will
consumption and was given up 10 de By
her physicians. She heard OF ~ Klng's
Now Discovery for consumption, and 5c.
enn buying II u me, 10 six months
time she walked % this city, q distance
vi slx miles, ana i now much improved
she has quit using Il. She feels she owes
her life 20 t.. Free trial bottles az II.
". Williams q Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

LON McClcnd0n has been IN the employ OF
The Chess Cnrlcy company for some years. and
J Know the above statements TO be trllo. AZ The
tine he began taking swift Specific nc wns In
ahouihlr condition, and ct my solicitation his
treatment with :, >. $. wus undertaken hy u
Physician atter several others had declared bis
case to be hOpelCssly incufahc lie tOnk uoth.
Ing but =. $. s., and has been rs sound as a nov
dollar Tor several months. regard his cure
almost miraculous.
w. u. CROSBY, Manager.
Chess Caricy ca, Atlanta Division.
atlanta, Ga, Anil Is, lsai.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
ONO ELECTS ro,DAY.
WIN the rloody-Shn, sherman succ.ea
Himself.


CINCINNATI, ONO, oct ~. The clcr.
uon IN OHIO tomorrow is for governor
ana ntner state officers, and for members
Of the Legislature, which shan eject n
successor 10 Hon, John sherman. tnito0
States senator. This gives a peculiar In
tereSt 10 the election OF members OF the
legislature. Estimates that purport to be
based upon the polling OF the state by the
Democratic and Republican committees
give widely different results. The Demo.
cratic estimates elect GOV. Iloadly by
from 10000 10 10000 plurality. Tho Re.
puhllcans elect Judge Foraker for gny
ernor by from 1900 TO 10000 plurality.
Estimates ON the legislature by both
parties make the result close. though
both claim u majority The element of
uncertainty in the election Of governor (
the prohibition vote
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
DuEL 60 rmE DEATH.
rwo yonns Afino,as Men Hngnec IN il
Morhi quarrel.

IlruE RoCb, MIX, Ger l2- The par
licuArs NJ d dnf with Knives ~ Cmri
county has 1884 been read here II Hp.
pear. that Charles Wright and Jasper
owens two young men, pot into a qner
re wh.le az Nurk in cotton field cacb
drawing q knife and advancing towards
the other a terrific fight commenced;
hnth mca Wrrc cat seriously The hght
Terminated iu WgigAt piunging his knife
20 the hllt 10 the eide " bis antagonist
Ne fcil on The ground m0rtaily wounded.
Wright gave himself up claiming that he
aetd 10 scltdeieHse. Ne Is highly con-
ncctd, hcing son o. Hon Wright q
leading ciuIeR oi Clark county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
olLMEN INDICTED.
War isctween The Cleveland aud Bunaio
oil Companies.


BttFAtO, \. y, Oct l2--Thc grand
Jury OF the court OF sessions has found
indictments for conspiracy against John
ID, Archibald, officer OF the Standard OH
company Henry II Rogers of New York,
who Is partner OF Charles Pratt & CO.,
Ambrose McGrcgor OF Cleveland Hiram
- Everest of California, and c. NJ. Ever
est of Rochester, who Is now supposed 10
be on board q steamer returning from
Europe The conpalnants, the Buffalo
Lubricatlng OH company, 0llcgo that the
defendants conspircd 90 burn and blow
up ihc Buffalo works; that they hired
Witnesses to commit perjury, that they
caused discrimination Ia freight rates,
compelling the plaintiffs 10 pay excessive
rates, aud thnt In various ways they
slandcred tho goods aud reputation Of
the plaintiffs Tho Buffalo works claim
20 have been persecdtcd by the STANDARD
from the time thoy were established IN
1891 Tho works blew mp and 80 bur
rels of oil were destroyed The plain
tits allcge that they have the confession
oi mnn Wbo caused the cxplosiou at the
ipstigsbon OF men identified With ihe
Standard on company De Is now said
10 have turned states evidence which Is
thu cgHsu OF these indictments
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

We have used Tongalno in several
cases Of Geutnlgia aud rheumatism. aud
relief has followed rs use IN every In.
stance. DUs N, a. 8 A,AlCCoN,
plnson, Tenn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
S u r r E. r. INC
WOMEN.
Read ,,lint The Grrni Mcthodst Di,iuc aud
ianinroi riDsirlnn says ar
Or. J. RRADFIELD'S
REGULATOR /!


AttNNtA, tlAt tch. s0 ISL
DiL !, lnNptuLbi bear SIR. suinn Hnn0u
,par aifu rsamippd The recipe ~ ltmale Res
uhiur and carefully studied nuthufititf IN fr.
garh 10 - c1lnunntnie ana then tRaWeit ha
now pronounced u io lr tho m0ti ArluuilnU
nnd sbliliGl combination ~ Tie rcall, frliahlo
remedial vegetable RUont known 20 rNluncN, IN
act directly on No Wpph And uturlnr organs.
nnl TIE oIgdns 1nd parlH 9ynpnthigiug directly
win Hose aud. therefore, prov idiug q sporiae
rfmrdR Tor hl difeHsuH Of tiii womb and 40 the
adjacent ptEHna aud ppits Yours tTuit
JESSIE NuRiNG, ~ ~, ~. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

II you want nobby saddle horsc any
gait or color, y0u can be accommodated
by calling on Cottrcll Krmper 6 CO., on
Main street, the great horse men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
(tAIITIONt

Consumers should not confuse our SPECIFIC
with the numerous limitations, substitutes.
Potash and Mercury mixtures, which nrc gotten
up to cell, not on their own mnrit, hut ON tho
merit OF our remedy. An imitation is always Il
fraud and cheat. and thcy thrive only as they
can steal from the article initiated.
For sale by ail druggists
Treatise on Blood and skin niscaees mailed
free
IlM SWIFT srEcirlc CO., Drawer 8, ATLANTA,
Ga, y Y, i51 W. Esd ST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Key Wcst bouquet or Billie Wards
choice, The only handmade cignr for a
nickel lp the city, at the White Elephant
clgar-stnnd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
CAUTION.

% The country is flooded with quaok
nostrums, containing IRON and other in
furious ingredients, which claim 20 euro
cyorything-~eyen Female Complaints.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

We say to you, II you value your lie,
Beware OF all such
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
MAR RIAGE Guide,


- EGO Pages, Pine Plates.
SION tud git birding. sfAlsd Tor ouc. - TOY
stsl. sAfffneI. Over uny Noutsritl pen plrEFts ~
=. settttrue y nfoi articles tAc feNosinf sptlsl
eai 49,. miiifs who not Why, manho9t, Nqmanheeai .Ji
nse,, fRr'i - reiibarJ shd escefs bas NE sha ~
natr q in- iAsed the phgsolory % fsffed ~
fh"se martist or contemplating fArfikge eheef
e.eht 20 - rad ~ AT sdeH peffsFf. ihfn ~
- apa keTi fepnlAr edition. SAME Iepsf ssfsr soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Tho Port worth View Orleans Railroad.
Tho lle contractors who are busily en-.
gagged getting out ties for this road use
the Red Warrior Az, and buy them from
Henry 4 Peak.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-19
A Hating Justice.

1t is interesting, says the London Queen,
to compare the facilities afforded in Emo
land and America to ladies bent upon in
tellectuaI culture, and to find that the "OId
Country proves itself the more generous to
Its daughters. Cambridge led the way by
opening to women students the colleges of
Girton and NEWMAN Hall, and by estab-
fishing its admirable system of "local ex-
aminationsP' that annually pass some EIGHT
thousand or nine thousand women, Oxford
displayed more grudging spirit towards
the aspirations of the fair sex to be learned
held back some time, then opened to vo.
m men ., Somsrville Hall and Lady Margaret
Hall-colleges that have as vet no ofRoiol
connection with the Alma Mater. The
Universities of Edinburg and Dublin GRANT
degrees to women students, while the Trni.
veTslty OF London, magnanimousIy ionor-
ing difference of sex in its awards Of m %
extends its diplomas to women eonaIlv WIKI
men. America possesses four leadino rrni-
VersltleS-Johns Hopkins, Harvard co1-
umola and Yalej Of these, Harvard ,lono
SHOWS itself inspired to deal in friendlv
ana practical spirit with the claims of wo-
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-19

oThe Rebels Rest" Is tA' ''
house that stands in the vlIae,l'r ;,
Paulo, the most southern Of 'r NJ
provinces, and within a few n Nj
house are a score or 50 Of pI Ia NJ
bv men once citizens Of the O'iID \
These oolonists went thith'r Y,
lapse Of the conSeaeracy' ~, ri
Der about six hundred Psl''I n,rla
still keep up their American n1. ,, ns
commercial customs. The Ia an
little band, Robert Burton l * i h
civil engineer, recea a,.t.. ,,rd
Mackay, the "a bjndpI
Grand do Sui, and assured D norcc
perity Of the planters e. y, anp a'np'riDa|
wish they we're in North 1-- N
-, of Wales vas y M
oeived by the King Of ''''
holm on "Wednesday
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-19
MY CHOICE.
BY JEROME HARRISON.


Yes, know there are stains on my carpet
The traces of small muddy boots;
And see your fair tapestry glowing,
All spotless, with flowers and fruits.
And know that my walls are disfgured
With prints of small fingers and hands;
And I see that your own household whiteness
All fresh in its purity stands
Yes, I know my black Walnut is battered,
And dented by many small heels;
While your own polished stairway, all perfect,
Its smooth shining surface reveals.
And / know that my parlor is Uttered
With many odd treasures and toys;
While your own is in daintiest order,
Unframed by the presence of boys.
And | know that my room is invaded
Quite boldly all hours of the day.
While you sit in your own unmolested
And dream the soft quiet away.
Yes, I know have jackets that wear out,
And buttons that never will stay;
While you can embroider at leisure,
And learn pretty arts of crochet"
And | know there are lessons of spelling,
Which must be patient to hear;
While you may sit down to your novel,
Or turn the last magazine near!
Yes, 1 know there are four little bedsides,
Where must stand watchful each night;
While you may go out in your carriage,
And fiashin your dresses so bright
Now, | think I'm neat little woman; :
like my house orderly, too.
And Pm fond of all dainty belongings
Yeti would not change places with you!
No keep your fair home with it's order
Its freedom from trouble and noise;
And keep your own fanciful leisure;-
Butgive me my four splendid boys!
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-19

given at the end Of an,
&c covering four years; and t n''', y. Nv
70 every student who bs IS ~, IaIa d
years a course Of study siinila, 't taa. y
! s passed By Y successful canai3' taa' w
degree Of B. A. in the oollsss I b /
, u is 50 far, the nearest :, ,,,,, ll' .
p =, a. that Harvard eopfss ' ~ g. ;
brilliant student Of the fsnipi \ y, W y |.
Annex Am since its opening in s "
1917 has received two 6un5,, aE'l''
and fitted them for high careers ,@ v rl1'
these oertifcated ladies employed w., w.
ers Of Greek, professors of n,tI "a'I
astronomy, history, ETC., in School, ', H.,
IN remote towns and villages ii A,s,l
When it is remembered that ,i,,'
cent. of the teachers in the Upiai NJ
are women, that boys as we'll as #
largely educated by women, we npt !
pathize with the endeavor 10 DIV h
trainers Of youth participation 4 Nh
advantages of collegiate education |
To this article from the LorjrtMI
the LADIES JOURNAL would add ,nI
graph or two. There are men ii Ane
thoroughly educated in the classics Nj
first conjugations in Latin were al
them BY an educated mother, whom bell
the colleges Of Oxford or Yale uudI
from a thorough education, for hel
father had given her justice through
collegiate course, by training her, lg
pupil, and handing down BY her dAi
preparation in knowledge for hsg'ld'I
Mankind may cayil at educated FlH
but when ones own daughter is haI
pared to be peer among her P''a
quickly is this tardy justice rendered
all the advantages Of educationg"H I
friends and brothers, look at the
right; educate the mind, and 'I'lI
right Judgment and wise thougb'7l
the place where now folly V'D'
thousand little isms beset the Vl'l
mime mind.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-19

ate education. Johns Hopkins University
makes no provisions for their admission,
although its annals record the enrolment,
somewhat under protest, Of one lady as
"FelloW in Mathematics " under excep-
tional circumstances. Columbia has but
recently consented to " certify" to any wo-
man applying for examination that she has
pursued certain subjects, and "with what
success Yale is almost as rigid as eyer
in its rules, excluding students of the fe-
male sex, and no woman has yet entered
within its precincts. Harvard, in contrast
to this niggard attitude towards studious
womankind, has started the Society for the
Collegiate instruction Of Women, or the
Annex as it is more properly known.
This college for women had modest origin.
A few young girls met together and took
private lessons from some of the professors
Of Harvard University. They proved such
apt pupils that it was decided to extend the
privilege to other women, and in February,
1879, circular was issued, stating that the
professors of Harvard University had con-
sented to give private tuition to young wo-
men DESTROYS to pursue advanced studies,
and announcing that " no instruction would
be provided of lower grade than that given
in Harvard College" A board of lady
managers was formed, and fund Of ST.
900 was raised "to defray expenses until
the experiment had been fairly tested.o A
second circular was issued in the following
April, stating that courses of study for wo-
men had been arranged similar to those
pursued in the college; and on May 28:h
the first examinations Of competitors were
held at Cambridge, New York, Philadel-
phia and Cincinnati. Of the numbers who
;. presented themselves, twenty-seven passed,
and in the following Septemberthe Annex
started on its course. It proved 50 success
full that in 1882 the college obtained from
the State charter and a legal name. "The
Society for the Collegiate Instruction for
Women, to promote the education of wo-
men, with the assistance of the instructors
Of Harvard University" was now legally
empowered "to employ teachers, give aid
to deserving students, procure and hold
books, lands, etc, and to transfer the whole
or any part of its funds or property to the
president and fellows of Harvard Col
lege." To obtain a recognized connection
with the Alma Mater, the ladies of the ex-
ecutive committee issupd an onnoo1 g.. 4, i
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-08

mkMORANDA.
Tybee, Jan 7. 700 p m-Passed out, steam
snip City of Savannah, barks Richard Ger,
lmperatOr Nor. brig Ethel tBr).
At anchor. outward bound, bark Onni (NOr),
schr June Bright.
At anchor, inward bound, schr Isaac T
Campbell.
Arrived at anchor, an unknown bark.
Anchored IN outer roads, three unknown
schOOners.
Waiting, barks Matthanja Nor, johanna
| Ger, Gusta Helene Nor.
Wind NV, light; fair.
New York, Jan 5-Arrlved, schr Minnie A
BOnsall, Dodge, Brunswick
Amsterdam, Jan 3-Arriyed, steamer Ser
pho lBrl, Hummel, Savannah.
Bristol, Jan ARRIVED, bark Enchantress
lBrl, Call, Apalachicola.
Liverpool, Jan ARRIVED. bark Howard
lBrl, Hay, Pensacola.
Lizard, Jan Passed, bark Isploven Nor.
Limerick for Tybee latter so reported.)
baltimore, Jan 5-Cleared, schr Lizzie B
Moore, Hall, PalatKa.
Gloucester, Jan 5-Sailed, schr Florida.
W arren, Belfast for Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Jan 5-Arrived, schr Chas II
Fabens, Curtis, Boston.
New Bedford, Jan ARRIVED. schr J d Rob-
inson, Otis, Boston, to load for Savannah
Philadelphia, Jan 5-Arrived, schr Geo III
Mills, Tlllotson, Apalachicola.
Salem, Jan Sin port, waiting, schr Nellie
V Rokes, from Belfast for Jacksonville.
vineyard Haven, Jan ARRIVED, schr Mil
ford, Look, ROckland for Jacksonville.
Brunswick, Jan 5-Cleared, bark Gerolima
Utah, Jaccarino, Montevideo; brig Thela
Nor, ThOnnessen, Valencia.
PENSACOLA, Jan ARRIVED. bark Ellen (Rus),
DahlstrOm, TarragOna; schrs p Palmer OBJ.
nay, Havana, and cleared for Alphabetical:
Comet, Baker. NOank via Key West; Z w
Lewis, FeddersOn, POint-a- Pitre
Cleared. bark COncettina Utah, Palma, Bor-
deauX; brig l. Nj Merritt, Hale, Philadelphia;
schr Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Havana.
Darien, Jan 3-Arrived, barks Ogmore (Br)
Davies. Para; 9Th, Atlantic Ger, Liedke
Madeira.
New York, Jan Arrived, strs Wisconsin.
Seneca.
Arrived out, strs Circassia. Waverlv. Gel
lert' barks Medbor, COchus, Paul, Winona.
NordenskJold.
HomcMarl. harks Nalhnrn Lnuisn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-08
HEYs Bv TELEGRAPH



--'N1oS. Jan. Z. noOn.-COnsOls, 80 5-l6 for
-r go lI-lG for account.
NJ f9aE. Jan. 9. uOOn.-StOcEs steadier.
az per cent. ENchanEe-lOng, "a So
short, 81 S4i4G4 S4S. STATE bonds
---- alrerument bonds firm.
az p. m.-ENcnange, 81 500. Money closed
~ q per cent. SUb-Treasury balances
$50 t--9,ill.0lJ: currency, SIC, 736, 600. Gov
5--l-. bonds firm; four per cents, l2l5s;
~ yer cents. l0l bid state bonds quiet.
7-'cA market opened lower. and there
fr.r --ue OF 1-'dl1S per cent. Before the
--.- under the leadership Of Western
st-----. lfiees NOTED up l4GGl1< per cent. Soon
1rfl4-' clock there was renewal Of the
7r.--l t--t rumOrs current yesterday affect
.a75- lIe'lt Of various firms and individual
r5+---, and simultaneously the bears
rs-r - Z Ia-l on the market. with the result Of
rr7s--- prices down 5SCG23z per cent. These
- we're In each and every instance de-
rrl,.t nevertheless they were reiterated
~ lAe afternoon and telegraphed 10 lead
Ir.s --.les East and West. This brought
iva lIl-s inquiries and kept the rumOrs
- 'u' The day closed without the slightest
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-08

2:5Qp n Lv. .Atianta..Lv $40 y 10 SIS q "a
$3.50 p N Ar. Macon. Ar IL As p 10 80 a "a
.......... Ar Eufauls Ar........ 3.l6 b "a
IL: l5 p Ii Ar. Albany Ar. 81. 1920 D m
4:25 q m Ar. Columbus. Ar....... II :33 D NJ
Al. hltled'Vile.-A $1,000. 1929 q IA
Ar. .EaConton. AR .......... II 80 p m
......... Ar. Augusta. Ar .......... 3:45 D M
......-.. Ar. SGvannan.Ar $50 N $3.50 p "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-08
Special Lot 6.

So dozen Misses Solid Ribbed Brilliant Llsle,
beautiful shades and fast colOrs, extra
length, 49 cents; worth rs cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-08

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Jan 80 bales cotton, Is sacks rough rice, "a
sacks cotton seed, 8 bales bagging, 50 wheels.
car shingles, and mise.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way. Jan 7-23S bales cotton, IA cars lumber.
llOS bbls rosin, 30 bbls spirits turpentlne. 323S
boxes oranges, IL bbls oranges, % bales hides.
4 bbls sponge, 3 bbls syrup, 80 bds skins, l car
lime, Is pkgs collars, car wood. and mdse
Per Central Railroad. Jan IS, 255 bales cot
ton, ll9 bbls rosln, 30 bbls spirits turpentne
cars lumber, u cars wood, boxes rice, l car
lead pipe, Dbl apples, / box castings, l box
hoes, box trees, box glass signs. l bale rags,
y bales duck, box drugs, box scales, bbls
beeswax, 1 bbl hardware, 2 rolls carpet, box
machinery, sewing machines, ] box grOce-
res, boxes shOvels, bale warns, pcs cotton
samples, bales paper stock, l box dry goods,
crates cans, 400 sacks cotton seed meal, 27f
bbls flour, 456 bbls corn, l94 bales hay, 9 cases
lard, lIy sacks oats, rs boxes tobacco. $50 bbls
lime, 65 boxes soap, A bales dOmestics, 81 head
cattle, bales hides, 3 boxes sheet lead. pkg
paper, % bbls whisky, hf bbls whisky. So lots
n h goods, 100 cases baking powder, % boxes
shoes, locomotive tires, Dbl earthenWare,
case beans, box beans, q casks clay. bales
plaids, pkgs buggy wheels and shafts, ? bbls
mineral water.