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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-16
gnItrmra Rrnrsoire.
LEPROSY OF THE JEWS.
Wild, Burning Itch, that Strikes with
a Thousand Electric Itching Needles.

Editor Altoona tPd.) CAL: l wish to say
something ID praise of that valuable medi-
cine, CUTICURA, which / saw advertised in
your paper. have had that old leprOsy, Of
which you read in the Bible, where the Jews
first got It among them. and did not know how
70 cure It.. IL has many other English names.
No doctor could tell me what it was and pro-
badly never would have known had l not
seen the advertisement in your valuable pa
per. FIRST, 1t Is a scaly affection of the skin;
next, it locks like barnacles on a vessels bot
tom, or an old log that has laid in the water
for long time, ana just the same in my feet.
knees ana elbows, and by taking microscope
words, we will call it itchyosis, or fish skin;
and then comes on what call the wild burn
ing itch, that will strike you with a thousand
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9 Approximation Prizes Of ESQ. Soc. 2,25G
1866 Prizes, amounting tO........... .s265. 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 90 the Office Of the Company in New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address, POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary letter. Currency / y Express (all
sums OF s. aud upwards at our expense) ad
dressed
Vi. A. DAUPHIk.
New Orleans, La.
Or II. a. DAUPHI&.
697 Seventh street, Washington, ID. {.
Or JNO. B. FERSANDE8,
Savannah, Ga.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable aud ad
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Actual Facts and not Bomb as
N.--DrGSS Goods.


OF We smnlyde trd
gf TruYt
iwithu
bes
: 90 Sand 10
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,SeOpo OhAS AZ stablOnS uduitu HDONc anu dl
all stations between Thomasville and Chatta-
hopchee.
Passengers for Brunswick take this train,
arriving at brunswick iva B. " w. R'y) At
l:l3P.M.
Passengers for Fernandina, Waldo, 0cala,
Leesburg, gainesville, Cedar Key and all sta
lions on Florida Railway and NAVIGATION
Company take this train.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily for
Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka,
Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas and trans Mississippi points take
tins train. Arriving at Pensacola lO:Os D. m.
Mobile 2:40 a. m, New Orleans AS m.
Pullman buffet AMI sleeping cars Waycross
10 New Orleans.
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2alrOirinaI.
MOTHERS
FRIEND!
aflrnirinaI.

4 This magical agent for
good is simply indispensa-
BILE in every increasing
family. None who have
ever once used it will be
without it, and we desire
Its wonderful benefits eX-
tended to every mother in
the world.
A gentleman writes: My
wife used your Mothers
Friend at her fourth con-
lfinement, and her testi-
mony is, she passed through
Int with One-half the suffer
, ing of either of her other
; cOnfinements, and recOv-
cred from its effects in
much less time. She also
recommended it to a lady
friend in her first cOnfine-
ment, and says: | have
never seen any one pass
Through this great trial
with so much ease and so
little suffering.
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30. l5---oH D. m-Passed up, steam
Macon. banks r q .SpI. and one
-r- = I'D Robinson, Cri7sie Wright,
-- .-r--
Anna nor, schr DAISY Park
anchor. bark Sddartha lBrl,
&c., Eleanor .BrI, schr NJ Lu-
ars ScIIie Moody .Br..
ssh. -e-l, cloudy.
..-.. FeH I5-Arrived. brig Lewis J.
..-Utlu- brunswick, Ga; schrs Eos
rlas, Pensacola lsee miscellany;
IuilI-. Jacksonville.
-.ur Eleanor, Mott, Georgetown. >
I.-Pa-se1. bark stormy Petrol
savannah FOR Harburg-
Eel ARRIVED, bark Siriau
Ilsuu. AHalachicola.
p .H ARRIVED. schrs CITY Of
~tiiWeii, Jacksonville, Abby L
H.-.. Ieu l3--ailed. schrs ChrIstiana.
savannah, Mary 81 lue Br', Robert.
survey steamer Bache. Heald.
ISIS. ..l- r.l Cedar hcI-; schrs Willie l.
.s- HrHt water, Pensacola, Robin san
.. u.-. fa-cag0ula; II Brasn, Vincent,
Is. Ga, Feb Iz-Arrived schr Ed
...r BI. Clear, Nassau.
.uI. Feb I2-Clcared, schr David
-. smith. Port Spain.
-.Nf, Feb Arrived, schr \ x L
-..ttts. Peuobscott.
-tcr. Feb lZ-ArrIycd. schr Nat Mea-
Ir..u. 49, i-cassctt, Tor 1t Augustine. ,See
Feb I1-Cleared. schr Delhi, FAX
r ..-Hu.ille.
-a.He, Feb I2-Arrived, schr Milford,
. E.W lurk.
r-....l, Feb l2-Arrived, bark Ornen
t.r. Hansen. BuenOs Ayres.
...r.., bark Vigilant NOT. Hansen. Hull;
- '..-. d Cook, H0ises, Aspmwan.
L-... Ca, Feb l3-ArrIved, bark Mariner.
r.-. .t. Barbados.
Cleared iitu, Orskar SW., Lind. Yarmouth.
N.l York. Feb l5-Arrived. Tallahassee.
.1n; Guyandorte, Richmond; Adriatic,
lu Monarch, England, Z CaIand, Ma
-.l-.. -aIer.
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Charleston & Savannah Nv. Col
BOmpe.aslOUtmg.
@. 8. GAY. j.. MORRIs
GAY & MORRIS.

SAVANNAH. GEcEGIA,
A RE prepared to raise and move heavy
"A buildings and put them IN order; also
raise monuments ia she city or country at
saegk nokiee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-16

snip VIM Law Brl, Mobile to Liverpool,
$50 timber, Zg-.
~eur $ II Levin, Kings Ferry to New York
amber, 81 and t0waEc.
sehr Carrie q Lister, Jacksonville TO New
York. lumber. 81
~chr Ann y TraluOr, Brunswick TO New
Haven. lumber. 81 -.
-chr VIM e. Bee, Apalachicola 10 Philadel-
rH.i. lumber. si.
-tr Flora Rogers. Savannah TO Whining
...- 1ei. lumber. 81.
-Ur Idu Lawrence. Savannah TO Philadel-
r.... lumber, 50. and rOsiu, soc.
sue Williams, New York to Charleston.
-... 81 40. and thence TO Baltimore with
r..-. .te. 40 private terms.
Il Cottngham, Perth AmbOy to
E... 40, rails 81 20
-lI 4 Dewitt, Jacksonville to Baltimore.
SIR .l zio,OeO feot lumber, savannah to
N.R lurb. 81.
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I.--BIank0tS.

2,we offer thepair
S of thepai
para
we ofert the
A atanyn
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have
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Actual Facts N 30 "a g ic
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-16

Er- Trust, Of Maitland. y $. has been out
sept VI on the voyage from BruuswIcs,
.. .. Bahia Blanca with cargo Of pitch
.. The freight Is insured In ST John. y b,
,lJ9-
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V.--Our Black and COlOred Silks
VI.--Flannels. Pants Cloths.

d9 goods as also our and VEyErs like
81 Ia a
as ever offered before Ihe thing call
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H.--Children's ClOaks.
IU.--Ladfes' ClOaks. Circulars. etc.

ot CHLDRENs CL0AKs, former
OF COAlAS,
OF CHDRENS CLOAkS former price % SO
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Ma De
Savannah, FIO 'etsrn RV.


All trains OF this roaa sre b. Central
30 Meridian time, whieA is 36 NJ mites slower
than Savannah time
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-16

SAVANNAH, an. II, Ia55.
m AND AFTER SUNDAY, Jan. is, 1886.
. Passenger Trains ON this road viii run as
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GRAY & O'BRTEN.
DO WE MEAN IT?
We have determined to close out the entire balance
of our Fall and Winter stock regardless of
COST We going to make it the
GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON !!

All we ask that you
orng along with you If you viii call early will find everything
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MISUNDERSTANDING Goods.


none
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the eta
on are
compelled
n
wiln ope che
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02
capital city calllngs,
rHn LAND nILL.


AUSTIN, March L. Special The
senate Will await the action OF tho house
on tho land bin before again taking up
the subject. When it does como up an
cilQrt will be made 10 tx the lease price
~ either 4 or q cents per acre, provided
the house does not DO 40, In which case
the senate Will concur and she matter
be settled.
MINUTE MEN.
Senator Halls minute men bill. when
taken up, will probably pGgs without
much opposition.
IifE sCHOpL sVUAnpI.ls.
A very strong opposition is showing
itself TO our bill seeking 10 lasten upon
I the school system, thu distinct school
uperintendent feature, agi 10 Is deemed
unnecessary at this tim0.
TltE TAX rOpiC.
/ Tho house report favorable, 10 an ins.
crcase IN the revenue tax to % cents,
mocis with favor and will undoubtedly
| tecgme u law, IL there 10 an earnest
desire 10 prevent the receipts OF tho
government from talking behind The
/ uisbucsemant.
A rREpig 1gON.
/ The hill providing for uniform, aext-
euul>s ln the irce Schn.As will bo de-
lvated 40 ~ shnuld hta
rtiE IMrORrANr MArrEus.
Tue peniteutlary, haas, rlilroad and
appropriation bll's arc t,,r Wnst impor.
tant nlatturSy yol ~ bo legisiatod on, and
these, with several measures Of ninol
Importance viii, 10 Is believed, prolonp
TIM session, tho iull ninety days, 10 say
nothing o. The fact, as suiSgested by ,
, cruel observVf, that more than half tn,
niem1ays are making moso money thai
they would he, II at home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02
Nnins from Mnon.

WACO, March L. Special. "A large
delegation OF Wacoltes, among them
prominent mombers of the Knights
remplar ord,r and iiremen,ielL Tor Aus
tin this afternoon, to witness the cornoi
stone exercises tomorrow,
Marhcana in with rain sud auoriher
neceseitatlng posiponement Of tho
bicycle vs. horse race az tho driving
park Mile Armaindo will 30 10 nOrth
Texas aud rotugn here to carry ont hei
programme.
District court, Hon. y. w. Rinos pre-
siding, commences here tomorrow
The criminal docket Is a very huavy
one.
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Ambitious 70 succeed senator Iamar.

ST. Louis, March liza dispatch to the
Globe Democrat, from Canton. Missls-
sippl, says: The friends Of Gen. Il. G.
Wallham, in various parts Of this state,
Gro petltioniog GOV. Lowry to appoint
him tho successor to Senator Lamar in
tho evont that tbelatter accepts cabi-
net poasion. Friends of Congressman
Barhsdale aud Congressman Singleton
arc also urging them TOR thu position,
As all throe OF thcso gentleman arc uu-
derstood 20 desire the position, aud Will
ho candidates therefor before the leg
islatur0 OF 1886, IL Is iulimated that Gov.
Lowry will not torestall the public wish
or enhance the chances of clthor one Of
thou by q temporary appointment, but
will appoint u suitable successor ~ Mr..
Lamar from among those not soeSing
II; for instance, Judge Watson, Judge
Wharton or Col. Percy.
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Arharl,y 7,.r,ing.

vi NoWH, March l.-Bnh Birth, a
cnsu;ahlo society whi5h mcpiS every
seveh year', orgaNsod Mt Frmmany
hail ted ", htVemp,s' Il 81 0ea'o,
ttcm e,vh ot uiua ludkeS ir i-fuHnN
Mti the 3la in iha Cni;e't SSUs. lmiu'
hren. ut Now lOik, cailud the me, unl
W"r'ori psilip Stsin. m rhiaayn, wa'
ruauu' rT aunt anelrH.ei. Nmo lacs
idup's u.d sectof ,riss weia elunitd ant
~. N riing m.lluE.yd u III, ,o.morgOw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02

IrAUNE, NlUeh Special capt
nrK k4.c., Do. ior r.icaui, elOaod with
n u,u,.... S,oa. widow ut t1ts ci,y
wriY his mugBug. They daparted iur
NeW Orleans. whore 70 IL uNsectvd the
tuppN nvcrg VIA mkv place, and thss
uItvr doug the exposition thry will Re-
turn 90 has ln,mer huWe, Nh Sknntt'S :
'titrgS VIII iU rteatiN surprised ind cod
fp h.'g VI hi, Sudden nartiage. but
tntN nNsH btrn tNptcliRg II Tor >Omo
ttt4p.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02

rr GOULD srsrGN cvr

IliE GOULD SYSTEM ClE
PALEsrlNE, Marsh l,- Special. \
Worsugm'n's union Uas formed here
las. night, consisting OF railroad shop
mou aud me han,cs. This Is supposed TO
h1 .heuutrlmt of The lato eat of some II
per cont. Ou wages by the management
pi the GoH % svstouL The men say thcir
wages are already low enough, ana are
uvidently not disposed TO accept tho re-
duc'ion without making some effort tu
show tha company that thoy consider
the cut an uniustlhable one, Thoy have
notified other unions Of thoir OrgaulIa.
ton; and viii meet agaiu tomorrow
(MUndaV) Night.
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1he corner slnne Ilyrnl.

AvSriN, March D. Special Livery
train arriving adds large excursion 10
thc throng already here 10 nlrticlpaie IN
lliu rbfner ssSiio ceremony Tomorrow.
lhs ptiuCinia strcots nro Ia q crush OF
nun inttN notwithstanding the weather
iSsnnov nat iuelement. a very elaborate
prngrr anne has finally heen arranged,
hud VIII he carried OUT, unless the
| heANvus literally fall,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02

INV ORLEANS, March First race
Five mrlong-, Malyoho won; l. I'd
clifton second; Glands Brnnon th!Sd.
Time. lOSis.
s.. cuul rtre - rhreo.quarter nile,
rwihEht won't fa,tuOmt sccouii Fil-
lJret lhirt.
rimr: s3iE.
rhtrt raru O1n mile, Valley Forge
Wou; Lrpry stVuhG; Greenwood .hird
Time: l.h3is.
So mltt raring ml Wednesday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02
OPERA H0U s E.
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
50 r n q n IT 80
The Unapproachable Coincidence.
FLORA MOORE
In the Banner Success,
A Bunch Of Keys!
rne Grand View Hotel Set carried in its en-
,I,ety, Orig'n nal nusic, elegant Costuming.
a BAYEE, IRRELEVANT, JR.,
e'p,euldent. Vice-President.
E NJ. REARDoN, Cashier.
Dallas National Bank
Authorized Capital, s560,OOO
Cavital paid in, Si5O,O00
surplus aud Undivided Profits, $45, coo
I,,.ani, Of Merchants and individuals Solicited

n1pEcroBs: 9. q. Bayne, w, B. Worsham,
q X FergussOn, A. j. Porter, j. 4. TreEe-
ssapt. Jr., 4. L. Marsalis, Alfred Davis, q. A.
Kegting, h. VI. Reerdon.
The following are prominent subscribers
N ihe stock of this bank:
q NJ. TROuTMAN, President Central Ma
uonal Bank, Philadelphia.
II. W. BROWN, of Provident Life and Trust
Co, Phlladelphia. -
W. A.. PULLMAN, President seaboard
Rank, New York.
DJAMES L. GRANNIS, of Tradesmen's
National Bank. New York.
S g. BAGNE' Presid@nt EiIst Wina Sat.9nS
sseboard Bank, New York.
l.. +, LAWToN, Of First National Bank,
VS'is s. " BUTLER, of First National Bank,
J. K. HANNA, OF Weir Plow Co., Nom
month, III.
d. O'DAY, General Manager National
transit Company of United States,
Jos. SEEP, of The Standard Oil Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-02
A BIG BUNCH OF BILLS.
The Public Baisiness Before the Two
Houses Remaining Unfinished.
WHAT THE DIFFERENCES ARE.
Most of slie Appropriations still in
the Hands Of
COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE.

NO nope for Finishing More Than These
Departmental financial measures
Bills Liabie to be Pressed
as Opportunity oners.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12
Public Notice.

The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals until Tuesday the II day OF
March, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the con
tract to furnish 20 cords of good sound
dry Jack Pine or Norway wood. Said
wood to be l8 inches long, corded in
wood shed, wood to be delivered by
March oath, 1855.
ALso-will receive proposals to furn
ish 40 cords of green Beech and Maple
BIDS will be received until Tuesday
March oath, 1885. Wood to be body
wood 18 inches long, and corded up in
Court House yard, and to be delivered
on or before April Is 1885.
j. L. HUM,
March 1lth, '65. SHERIFF..
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

Sailing, Hanson & Co.'S.
Price List.

[Corrected weokly.l
q a No.e white, per bushel. 43 cents.
Hay No 1timothy, per ton, $40 4O.
st aw. per ton.l5 90
Gtsam cooked feed, per ton, $500.
Raw feed. per ton. 70 90.
b an per ton. Is 90.
N ~ iur, roller patent. per barrel. 20.
N " 4 mr. roller mills, per barrel 20.
q ar Roller Process per barrel. 800.
+ dor, new brand, per barrel, 400
B tckwheat Flour per hundred pounds, 100.
N ,ss beef per barrel. - 90
Extra mos pork. per barrel, 10 90.
X s1ned lard per pound, 10 cents.
III a, sugar cured, per pound, IA cents.
B sakfast bacon. per pound, IL cents.
NJ ace meat, per POUNDS cents.
C lr pork sides, per pound. ~ cents,
e ERA mass beef. per pound. cents
D led Beef, per pound II cents.
B Uterine. per pound 10 IL cents.
q t,ice dairy butter, per pound, 70
r ssh eggs. per dozen, - cents.
q. G.. Java, ground, per pound. 32 to 36 cents
NJ pchn, ground, per pound 3S cents.
II ilts G 1lden Rio. per pound. % cents.
Flats Aracaba Rio. per pound. % cents.
T is, green. per pound. &C to 60 cents.
S iyar, yellow, per pound, g l-2 cents.
s lgar, Extra Q, per pound, l-s cents
S lgar granulated. per pound. l-s cents,
s igar cut loaf per pound, 10 cents.
s isar powdered, per pound. II cents,
OH water white, per gallon. 20 cents.
r ,tato S. Der bushel, ~ cents.
,ans hand picked. pee hushel, 90.
Pas green, per bushel so.
Syrup. maple. per gallon, 90.
n o. molasses, per gallon, 65 cents.
M plasses, per gallon 35 cents
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12
WHO WANTS A PIANO

A very Liberal Offer from One of the oldest
aud Most Reliable Chicago Music Hous-
es.
The AVALANCHE is authorized to
publish the following letter, which
speaks for itself;
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. Is 1885.
We wish to place our "EDerett Pid-
no" Cabinet Grand Upright) in every
city, town or village in the country In
order to do this we extend the following
offer; We will furnish an "Ecerett
Piano" to the First applicant and pur-
chase from your place, at our LotoeSt
Wholesale Price, for Cash. or on terms
to be arranged This offer good for
One, Piano Only in each city. So
write at once, else your neighbor may
get ahead of youl "Tirst come, first
served"
THE RooT Sous Music Co..,
Cor, Wabash-av. and Adams-st.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

Has attained standard Of excellence which
admits OF no superior
It contains every improvement that inventive
genius skill and money cen produce.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

President, Mrs. G S. Weir.
Vice President, Mrs. G.. II. Hicks.
Secretary, Mrs. s. Knight.
Treasurer, Mrs. J. II. Bates.
After due deliberation and long con-
sideration, it was decided TO change
the title of the society to that of "Wo-
mans Social Union" II was then re-
solved that social would be held ev-
cry two weeks, and that the bill of fare
should consist of sandwiches, pickles,
coffee and but one kind of cake. Any
transgression of this rule, costs the per-
son so offending the sum of one dol
lar
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12
For Sale or Rent.

A new house and lot convenient,
located near the center of the city
we'll finished is for sale or rent. In
uire of,
SAMUEL HEMPSTEAD.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

CoNSEcTIoNs-.At Bay City with Bay city Divis-
lon for Lapeer Port Huron Detroit and all
points East and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son. Fort Wayne Chicago and all boints West
and North. At Mackinsw City, with d., M. & M.
r. r. for Marquette and points west. Al Alger
with ID. q. G. & A. X. X, for AuSable and Oscoda.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12

The Board Of Supervisors ns gen.
eal thing except chairuan-pai
their respects to the AVALANCHE office,
and bade us a fearful good bye as they
propose to now give their attention to
other business. We wish them sue
cess.
The State Teachers Institute for the
counties of Crawford and Roscommon,
will be held In Grayling, on Monday
March 20, and close on the following
Friday. The institute law allows
teachers TO close their schools during
the continuance of such Institute with
out forfeiting their wages.
An exchange compares life to a har-
ness, saying that there are traces of
care, lines of trouble, bits of good for
tune, breaches of good manners, and
everybody has to tug through" They
also might have added that oil wear a
collar and throat latch, but that there
is great difference in the mounting of
the harness.
Roller-skating has become so popu-
lar in Lapeer, that it is said the hus-
bands have made arrangements to go
boarding, in order to give their wives
time to attend the rink. Here the
husbands lunch all the week, and eat
all the time on Sunday, we suppose,
as they are never at church.
A child of George Peacock, of the
township of Grove, had the misfortune
to lose three fingers off her right hand.
A young brother done the amputating
with his little hatchet.' DR.. Thatcher
dressed the stumps and advised them
to be more careful in splitting their
kindling.
''The echo of the wild cry of Joy
from Roscommon over her discovery of
oil has scarce died away, yet we are
told they are cleaning out the oil we'll
to see what is In it," 1t is our opinion
they are again trying to clean out the
pockets of the suckers, if they should
happen to bite.
The Montmore1acy HdeT, says: No
nentity' is the boomerang the Gaylord
albino (Strunk,) hurls at us i'm his last.
Had his efforts not miscarried, as usual,
he would probably have said nonentitv.
Wen, we hau ronuIy nopeu otnerwlse
of ourself, until we heard that a hall
column of reading matter from this
Faber appears weekly in the museum,
which fact completes the evidence
against us. If not too late we put u
plea of guilty. He also accuses us
in his usual array of bile, foul orthog
raphy and grammar, of being after his
scalp. We couldn't think of having il
dangling at our belt, as we are credibly
informed it is neither large enough nol
clean enough for ornament.
The Ladies' Aid Society met on last
Friday afternoon at the residence of w
A. Masters. Mrs. DIR, Woodwork was
called to the chair, and Mrs. G.. s
Weir was elected secretary. The fol
lowing named ladies' were elected OIL
"
Crawford avalanche., 1885-03-12
A Set of Teeth for $500.

You can buy a set of teeth for five
dollars dprinR this month in GAYLORD
warranted the best. so says
j. A. ELLIS, Dentist,
Gaylord Michigan,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-20
Orphans Court.

At the regular mouthly meeting
for November the Court approved
bonds, of John Campbell and John E.
Wilson, administrators Of William
Campbell !; Thomas B Hopper, az J
ministrator of John w. Buchanan /;
Joshua T.. Riale, executor of Hannah
T. Riale and passed inventories of
the personal estates of VIM. B.
Rowland, William Campbell, Matthew
Morrison, John w. Buchanan and
Abraham Hitchcock list of debts
due the estate Of VIM. B. Rowland ;
and passed fifth and final account
of H. H. Haines, guardian of Carrie
Brown first and final account d. j.
Gallaher, administrator John B. Nor
ris; first and final account Of Thomas
A. Rees and William R. Rees, and
distribution struck on same.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-20
Porters Bridge.

This old county land mark has
slumbered on the banks ofthe wimp-
ling Octoraro with the green hills
boxing it in on all sides from genera
tion to generation, as landscape of
beauty presenting joy forever, but
quiet as SLEEPY Hollow" in Irving's
Sketch book. The clatter of the busy
mill and song of the crystal stream
which goes or and on forever with no
other sound to break the Sabbath
quiet of the valley, is at last threaten
ed with the discord Of a more busy
life.
A few weeks ago Abraham Kauty,
purchased an acre Of ground from
Joserh McMullen, adjoining the prop
erty of A. S. Elliott on which the
store house occupied by j. Granville
Richards, member elect of the next
Legislature. stands, with the purpose
of building himself dwelling there
on. He has since sold off / acre to
Jno. Brum, and another I acre to
VIM. Davis, for building lots, and in.
the spring three new dwellings will
be erected in the embryo town of
Porters Bridge. A post Office is need
ed at that point and the matter has
for some time been agitated. This
point could be very easily supplied
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-11-20

The swindler Ward who ruined
General Grant, has been sent up to
Sing Sing for 10 years.
Walking Skeleton.

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iseases. Large bottles 81. 8