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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
MAYHEW'S HEELERS
ORDER sAME SIZE As SHOES.
Trade Supplied by
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up Towel
rack in any Office or store, free OF charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
lng at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, Sl.O.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.00.
One Towel every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished 10y us and are OF
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes SIS Of this Sys-
TEN. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. 0TTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
GRAND EXCURSION
BASKET PICNIC
macataWa Park and Return.
ON WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST }.
Under management Of
Progressive Assembly, 1916, K. Of |,
C. & w. NJ. R. R. and STEAMER.

fne ban composed Of the best musicians IN
fha city will accompany the excursion. and
hrst-ciass orchestra Of seven pieces with Mr.
Squires ~ prompter. viii furnish music for
dancin IN the large rink at SCOTS landing. The
train leaves Grand f.apids At t-I5. morning. and
arrives home A. 9.l5. evening. Fare for round
trip only one dor r. half fare FOR child on under
u. under free. Tickets a, Workman office. No
2 Pear street: Parker Bros. Nc. - Pearl. 20 be
hail also 81 Assembly members. and az depot on
morning of excursion Base ball game in
afternoon by Grand Rapids picked nine Every
uoSsibl. means las been taken by the manage
uent e. make this excursion and picnic one IN
every WAY EMO able by uorkingmen and their
wives ss well hy their sisters and their cons
ins and their aunts" amt friends generally.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

THE appointment Of l. B- Poucher 10
be Collector of Customs at Oswego, NJ q,
Is bait thrown oat by the administra-
ton Tor support from the anti Manning
element IN New York State. The selec-
tion il credited to his brother, William
A. Pouchsr, an ex-Assemblyman who has
never been very friendly to Manning and
ms machine. His success VIII eneOur-
age the Kelly faction 10 bold on a little
logger.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Fas iatssf wrlnkle az Coney Island =
l. charge i've cents - each guest Tor
..oaOkins. Tins zoes one better than
sha cesupsnt.sl custom % charging Tor
..ryies and -boage." Pretty SON Ne
hall have al TIE luxunes u ioreign
trfo right a home.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
Chicago d Weet Michlgan.

All trains arrive ard delarf from Onion Depot
DEpAHI.
Mai for lolelo and Chicago = BIB ma
Fast kHpress far Chicago Fl1,3 8 ~
EJpreas foT Muakeguu ftia B. pa
Evening tTprt~f for Chicago ..-.... l4at ptn
ExTress for Bag Rapids aud Baldwin esfa M
Mail FOR big f.aplot aud Baldwin ...f 4io . M
ARRIVE
Night Express from Chicago , - q m
Expftsss from VI fkazol Fli la u
Mai from Chicago and Agetegpn .... = = B. M
Eyprn~s from Toledo ... hasH 3 n
Fsst Exfress from tfirsgo aud Niue hla 8 a.
tzpress from Bie kapiss and baldwin ~ ~ = n
Mail from bg iialiids Hna baldwin. ...f 4sb . n
'Dhlly. fDsily e1enp' SUNDAY.
Throneh c,,acbes - Chicago ami Toledo 90
tlt =. m. train
Through Irirlur CAT to ihirsisn ni ~ D. IA
train No extra charge f0f Hefis.
through Pullman fieoIiiur car AND c'ssci for
Chicago ou 1890 b. IT, train
alo-e connections made 81 BALDWIN f. LDd
iugton aud hanififH.
Union Ticl,f Ofloa fl HuufDa sfrassi
=. b NIlIdkiN. her - Matsgef
J. ~. CARPENTER tsen q pass- Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

LADY ARCuIRALD CAMPBELL, devout
votarv of the drama, instituted a novel
revival ot Shakespeare As You Like
ft" recently. That exquisite pastoral
vas presented In the forest about the
house. which was made An admirable
picture ~ the shades oi Arden. Lady
Archibald Campbell was fair R0soiiHd
herself. and Oscar Wilde SAYS that her
costume and those 81 all the sylvan court
we're quite perfect artistically and
archeologically. and r Oscar says So that
settles it They made their entrances
through the aisles ~ the forest, and their
exits 20 dressing rooms unseen behind
the shrubbery.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Surgical instruments, physicians complete
outfit: everything IN Tieman's catalogue.
Sold at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
H.!!y|}g.!!A!RD
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAL E
COMMENCING, AUGUST 1st
We offer Everything Cost which has been in stock year
do this Ia make for goods and keep
our stock fresh and bright The people know this the time
for bargains and waiting for this sale Read few
of reductions

Loo Msjolios Pitchers. sll sizes and shsIes. Ts-
duee,i ons-h&l. New Irisss ranse from ~ u So
cent? Aajolioe Tea Pots. from Is IA o. CENTS
one oask EDglish China Coffes~. ess shape -
5oeents per set, worth sl.S.
Ons crate I. ". Parkhursts bet knglish White
Granite Ware. Tea Plates Sc. inch P.attefs &c
10 II eh Plattens, IS oents. Round Coyerei
Dishes, 40 cents. Oval Soup Iureens 10 incA -
cents. Round soup Iureens. s. cent? 20 dozen
extra saueers al cents each
One Fine French China Dinner Sst. Buff and
Gold decorations. reiuoei from 81 uo 10 $500
One Elegant English Decorated Dinnef BET, i,y
Copeland, Octason shape. yellow black and gold
decorations. reduced from $1,000 To sls.o.
One English Decorated Dinner Set. blue or
brown with Japanese designs. reiuosd from
$500 10 sz2.5D.
One Minton Decorate dinner set, basket shape
flower decorations IL pieces reduced from $3.50
10 $500.
One Rich English Decorated Dinner sst IL.
piece- Illuminated, reduced from 65. 0O TO 500
One English Decorated Dinner set PomIadour
decorations las pieces reduced fr m 1900 10 81 ~
One English Decorated Dinner set. by Wedge
wood rich flower decorations. reduced from Is .D0
To 45O0.
One semi porcelain Dinner set. Isl pieces.
flowing blue flowers. gold edge. Royal Worcestes
shape. reduced from 300 To 800.
One Lot Pottery for decOrafion with raises
flowers plain. AT COST.
One Chamber set, with jar. flower decoration
No 80 gold edge al as
One Chamber set. with jar. BegonIa leaf de
corations gold edge hand painted at II50
One Cask English printed Chamber sets blue
pink or brown Maxive views. 10 pieces at s.s7.
One lot Bisque Figures worth from 75c to 10
each, reduced TO choice for sc.
One Fish set lay Wedgewood. Ivory body, Marin.
decorations, large hsh platter II plates. sauc,
boat and salad bowl, reduced from 1900 - 500.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Extract Witch Hazel in bulk p cents per
pint Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Alss CLzvELAsDs boOA - y Do tfAi''-
lated. Il Is saii, nto FRENCH 'efli'.n
.a5 italian. Il wili take a linguistic
ashssss = translate lt II the extracts
xhich have baea pabilsiled are fair spea-
su@ns.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

All tralnf naliy eAooIH nutiihl.
The TRAN lssayine a. l IA os'iiiiocis a. y isse
Pigeon With Ailanus I1press 90 Mali 8sue
wIicA bas Palace Drawine hoom sleepins
Coaches ffon Cllioaeo "a New loFk aud b'&tsiD
without change
The train leaving ~ ~ g. ul. oouucs'it al VI
Pigeon (tisina one hour fuI dttn~fl siui hl%
A.sN York hspTees oD hain ialr
Ihronafh Iclleis and beflhf il Sieeiiuf z, an
ss.n be ssCurs-i az lDion Ilckai oitne. b htrnifh
Street And Depot.
Az trsirs vii ron b, sFh meridian tine Wins
1. ~ grffuft~ slower than D.irnif tame.
J ". MoktNAtl Osn 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

- f,t'ntsirs ii-f- 90 ne N-uspers ard estimates
ofrte e,=f ~ ssirarri-inv Tire advertiser urh1
wants 1n errrf nnn dniisr fni@ m q rhe IN
4'r'''tt 7r re r7-l IT.s while 11f oirr Vrc VII
lnFa'f ore .r-rtfra.i firrrz7rrll flt lers II a1-
Fff[fs'1'r scheme n Indicated whiea wifi
a8N f.- every rr.rsrI IrHrr rrfrrrr ~ 7F1 - -ssrf7
p rtr'f-r7 s1gtiF rr1-ss-as ~ e --r~
tH eiirlcrs Save nee~ tszue3
-ents nfsf-7e..t 20 snv s.f.frezs a,r i1 cents
Wv ArFR ADVFRTfSrSl- FTRFaT.
fts1fE''cf -. Printing tIcFfse S1.k Nev York
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Extract u Vanilla Sl.25 per pint 10 cents
per ounce Our Osn make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Trusses, a large stock and the most APP
proved kinds. NJ Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

soaE II the comments made on ''en'
Grant ID the Democratic papers IOWA
DAYS are Ia very marked contrast 10 some
mad. b. the same papers fe~ years
ago. This Is a gratifying Indication OF q
growing appreciation Of true worth apaf'
from PARTISAN confederation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

wu1tsM II. VAsDEaBiLI likes god
t.,aua and he = iast nOs hitenins AP iof
.,,r. throaah Ns~ York State the best
Dasr u spanksrs thai ever stepped y l.
4. and " s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

fDGlly. Sundays r1oaiiis,i. "i'eiss
fl.-essiieere iaians flie o.la q tKl4ss3 illl.ss
close connections e. oe,,asa foT taslhlnf AND a.
Dssruit for New D ora arrlslne there 81 la q Az
the following morning.
Night E1F bAs local rieeIlns Naf Doifsii L
tsrand ilAI,ids.
THE is the olll, line running islaitssi t1I'res<
leaving i,erf Al 6Sl A. ul- xlth nlaeIEae ts.f IL
Da.r.if making direCi conuociius Tor al f-sintf
H4st arriving Al New orb D. IA. Tie following
evening
pnrie.r an Oh mail trains bott e.si and ~s<t
The trs.iu laasine ht IJsb b. elil inshe oifssci
ssnu.efiou ~lfh klWalk.se steamers aalls. ezoeld
Sunday.
sv,,.et hotel block snd 81 the depot
~ POTTER Slts iass. AsFent
GRO X KFlfAf Traffic Mauascf &illoa4s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

RAhE CHANCK Al IHE GOODS IN OUR
All ROOM
tiieh. rare and beautiful Art posssy. the value
~ which increases with age q lnast elsss out al
sone price 10 uske room for good nov 80 TIE
way. Fine Paintings al Poroek1a IN PlUsh aIid
Bronze frames ~ay down 10 Gust al clsslranee
sale EsFices. marked N Plain flsgaEes Brass an
deiabra soonoes- Mirrors. Gard Rsceivers. has
uree etc. al Bargain prices for this month onls.
Large kisque Figures. Pos, elssin VASES. Unl-
hrella Stsnas, Lava noss. After Dinner Coffees,
Dessert Plates, A., ssx down oost- Come
early for nrst choice
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
FINE TABLE LAMPS

Worth from 5000 TO $500 ach ai half price.
Bargains in OH nd Gasoline Stoves
Owing 10 the latenees Of the season We are
Offering special inducements Oh these goods our
line of REFRIGERATORS is once more com
plete and our prices are always ihe Lowest. The
low prices at which We selling TinwAre and
House furnishi Goods is really wonderful.
You can save money boy buying these goods Of
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

LoOk al our Bargain Counters. at 10. p and -
cents Elegant goods. wortL double the money.
Fancy Pitchsn. Tea Pots Bread and Milk seis
Bread Plates. Finger Bowls. Vinegar Jugs. Tea
Pot SiaD0s, Cologne Bottles. Vases. Bisgue Pig
ures. Moustache Cups and Ssnce.s. Fine Dsoo-
rated Cups and SauceEs Pepper and kAlt Bottles
Ernif Plafae Snnrlrn mi r...rr.. Ac A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

IT wssn't long ago when Lord Chief
Justice Coleridgs vas raging mad because
hia daughters matrimonial choice didn't
suf him. and The prospective son-In-law
had a. sue him for slauder before be-
could get me- Lorfs consent. Now they
aay nos oniy his daughter but his sons
are inst a. mad a. be was. be,suse he
contracted to marry aa American lady
whom he FIRST met on the Steamer return
inx from the United States three Years
ago. and whom he II sbout 20 marry on
account of a threatened breach ~ prom
ise suit The Chief Justice - nor ms
happy a. a 'ori' Ought to b..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

WHAr with the PaH Nal Gaeette DIS
closures. the story about SIR Charles
Dixie, the light over Mrs. LAngtry anu
the saet Of ths Prince OF Wales leaving
hls sons b. take seat Ia the ~Lily
carriage for drive, there IS enough 10
make tongues wag their best IN England
for some time t0 come
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
OFFTCE. BOrsE1AN MOCK.


Thvea Wishing fr consult pf5nd er.a reiiaiile
tsIfroTs.rf end Hostifrr Heriina ftre b fiin
effff sfFr ff tise seaeffi sfr hrrH tells a frsef
arc fnfr-e events Fffr 1Fsrfnrf ff ifFfng -
fsia.is. rffu- fff ~ -Itei if-fe fr's ife Ftd
fIusfezs rafffr-F rrI1 70 frie1,as sfn rons 80
gfTss tests ~ f -Irstlirfr fF-r-r 81 ptsf.iTlf -
offefH fHu. o. tT sssilifr af tfff+ efrFlaT
deeksun snc indicrr sirset vesr eide. fsr are
wfes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05

Co~eBFssH Cogsr0es. a Green back
~. - earnestly Supporting MAJOR Kelsey.
a Democrat. in opposition ~ Mr Wsters.
a tsraeuhack-r. 'or the Office ~ United
STATES Marshal. ~ G Thompson.
nuxwnmp ~ Detroit. eriiicisss fhs Con
srresssruan fer net recommending NJ. Wst-
- the Csreenhscker. The Democratic
organ IN tire city '''ses " lhompson
seserely IA task FER interfering with
xs-sarn Michigan pcGtics. The Ionia
vsfouaL .be ,ireeuback organ e
.haf eounfy. Is msxing desperate strrs-
.-s, =, secure lbe defeat - the Gre-nea
..ur.lisase and the appointment 'of 'oe
p4moersf. an ibe rse.ier 'iFee'' ''a''N
80. -l.nsls with iignifed cnmposnr7-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
SILVER PLATED WARE.

asters, from s2-l0 up: Cake Baskets, from Ss00
up. Pickle 'ssters from sl-e0 NJ; Butter
Dishes. from $40 W. Butter
Dishes Single Plate SIOc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-05
RAILROAD TINE IAkI rs
Grand Rapids s Indiana.
g0lAG A0k4h.


e1fss. t1.lu iias chair SAT i.F tlutlI.lsu.
bA8 - sa tram l.s.r Ntss.irlsu sleelsa la IN
Glnlllll.
sf.a fl.4 Al a. k N Ai tas' l.la.. and ulekts citea
slarii,I al fori n a. eifN felliiss a.lsia Aie
f.sr Nts l.fk alia eastern ltlnis-
8.Sl uu fralu C.sIlls>lh Nftl "a "a - q.
k.lase. f.,r iSatflst gt.sk J$oAel lDtlfssil ana
taussilsn s,.sitlt sItifiIa iislf.ii a a. i'-a4
Irss..i tickels slia tlii ipfoftaattan ss-A -
hsl ,, t,.iliue ut,.r an AmQuiet ilcAes Astni ~
h....,s -, sa ts IA MUunuu Gas lstel Alulii
n N...,,.s Atrsei Al 4. lAk kMSaol
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
Under a Boudoir Car.

from me Aneyicus ga Recorder
Mrs. X. A. Wheeler and her two little
children are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. z. Goodwin, in this city. Mrs.
Wheeler gives thrilling account OF an
accident which occurred TO the evening
train on the Brunswick and Western, at
some point not far east OF Sumner, Mon
day night. She and Der children and
nurse were IN the bOudoir Sleeping car OF
the train. This car was precipitated
down an embankment, and lay Inverted
ia the water. OF course she was dazed
by the occurrence, but as soon as she col
lected her wits she gave piercing shrek
and attempted 10 rise 20 her feet. feeling
in the intense darkness for some support.
She touched the bottom OF the car,
and as she did her feet crushed thrOu h
the glass on which she was standing. ana
the water rose above the tops OF her shoes.
The trainmen shouted TO her % "sQunt
down." but she was TOO frightened TO obey.
One OF the children began crying. but she
feared the smaller one was sutiOcatad, and
this added 10 her fright. Finally the door
swung open aud trainman hpld a Ian
tern inside, and told her 10 let him lift her
out, but she would not do 80 until her
children were safely extricated. She
finally emerged from her prison, and a
man carried her b. a dry pace. 'srhen.O
said she, "my courage gave way and /
sat down and crled.D She was unhurt
save a soreness about her left arm and
shoulder.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
A Romantic Marriage.


Tuesday morning young Charlie Pra-
Their, a cOlored youth of Smithville, came
up and purchased a wedding outfit of 81
Hawkins, at Gyles'. to be married in.
After fixing himself up he walked into
Anderson d. Luntord's barber shop, when
he met Henry Anderson and Matt Hart
two of his Americus friends. After ex-
planning why he was up here, he invited
them to his wedding, in Smithville on
Wednesday night. As soon as Matt
heard this part of his cOnve rsation
he politely excused himself on the
plea of business and went
out. He FASTENED to Prince Bros.
and secured a buggy and horse and drove
out to the school where the woman
whom Prather was to marry was teach
ing. 1t seems that Matt was engaged to
her himself, and was determined not to
be left. He drove back to town with the
woman, and hastily getting a license
was married to her at $3.50 p. M, at the
Methodist parsonage by Elder w. c. Ban
ton. The woman's name is Mitchell,
who has been teaching a colored
school at Plains Of Dura for some time.
Matt was very smiling yesterday, but
blandly disclaimed all knowledge OF hav-
ing outwtted q rival.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

tobacco. 1t was impossible 10 force
Mimms to put on his clothes. He will be
sent to the asylum as soon as practi-
cable.
Andy Harris, notorious negro who
roamed over Murray county eight or nine
yeATs ago, left Chattanooga a few days
ago playing the role Of chicken peddler
In passing through Whitfield county ne
stopped at the residence of Mr.. Pack
and robbed his house, taking clothing to
the amount OF SIS. Then getting into his
wagon ne drove into this county, leaving
MS wagon at - Johnson's, colOred
near Sumach. He donned a new suit and
passed through WOodlawn to see his
former wife. Pack came on in pursuit,
oVerhauled the negro, and carried him
back to the scene of the robbery.
Hon. James Neal, OF Glascock county,
still carries his hand, which was so badly
mangled some time since by his gin, in a
sling, and suffers great pain from the
wound. He has had two of the fingers
amputated and will have another taken
OIL IN day or two. 1t was owing entirely
to his presence of mind and great forth
tude that he escaped death from
the accident, for his position at
the gin was such that his
body would have been pulled in contact
with the saws had he not wrenched his
arm out by sheer force. This is the sec
ond accident from which Mr.. Neal has
suffered painful Injuries and narrowly es-
capped instant death. few years
since his steam engine exploded
while he was in five feet Of the
boiler. from the effects Of which his
hair OF raven blackness was turned IN
stantly white.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
Georgia,s Fight with Rum.

1t is thought that 5000 will register for
the coming prohibition election in Atlanta.
II is noticeable that the express traffic
In Jugs between Macon and Perry is con-
stantly growing less, and that much less
whisky is used in Perry and vicinity than
was the case - months ago.
When the PrOhibitiOnists OF Hamilton
county take fair look at the field before
them, they are hopeful Of success on Nov.
II. There are but four barrooins in the
county, two At Hamilton and two at Chip.
ley. Opposed 10 these in the fight are four
powerful church organizations--Primi
tive and Missionary Baptists, Methodists
and Piesbyterians.
Collector Crenshaw received a telegram
Wednesday from mis- deputy, Mr.. Thrail-
kill, at Dalton. announcing the seizure Of
q pair OF mules which were drawing n
wagon full OF Illicit whisky. There
have been numerous seizures Of
Illicit whisky In all parts OF
North GEORGIA. There were two
seizures near Dahlonega Wednesday. and
one near ElbertOn. Collector Crenshaw
and Marshal Nelms have been very vigor-
Gus in bringing the of nders TO justice,
and the grand jury Of the Federal court
Ia busy Ia finding true bills.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
FROM Vagrancy to Oomfort.

from me JdcksOnUttte tftd.) Herald.
A gentleman informs US to-day that the
little white shOeblack, commonly known
among his street co-labOrers as '1Kid.v
met with an unexpected and fortunate
change in his mode of living to-day. A
Miss Nelson arrived in the city to-day
from Tampa en- route home to st. Louis,
and learned that her young brother, who
had some two years ago straYed from
home, was in the city following the lucra-
tive occupation Of a shOeblack, living
upon what he could purchase cheaply, and
what was given him by different persons,
and lodging in Railways and on docks.
The comedy young lady soon found the
little fellow on Bay street, clad in rays
and filthy in person, seeking nickel for
a shine. He. recognized her, and she took
him in charge, and purchased a ticket TO
St. Louis Mo-, where she says their mother
resides, and has ample means 10 provide
a comfortable home for John.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24
SORROW IN REAUFoRT.
a Batch of Interesting News Item


BEAUFORT, Oct. 22.-This week has
been a week of sorrow to many in Beau
fort. Seldom, if ever belore,in her annals,
mas the Baptist church been open three
consecutive days-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday-for funeral each day. On Sun
day the services were held for Tommy
White, son of DIR. T. G.. White, a bright
and promising boy. He was preparing to
20 to Washington, where he had been ap-
pointed page in one OF the houses of Con-
gress, but was taken with typhoid fever
ard died after a short illness.
Monday were laid to rest the remains
of Beaufort's almost nOnagenarian, Mr..
Hasel. He died full OF years and good
works. While he was alive, he used to
say that when he died he would be the
tallest and the Oldest person laid in either
graveyard. He was So years old, and 6
feet inches in height. And lastly, on
Tuesday Mrs. Dupont, mother of Pilot
Joe Dupont, was buried. She was also
an Octogenarian, being 50 years old.
A CoLoRED SAILOR
from the naval station, named Henry
Adams, while in town two evenings ago,
WAS taken i'll with an attack Of heart dis
ease, and was carried back IN a dying
condition.
Two men fell from an elevator at
Hume's works. last week, and injured
themselves badly.
Every body is going out shooting. Mr.
II. Richardson, of the custom house, has
just received beautiful Irish setter from
the North. Partridges will probably see
sights.
DR.. B. II. Kidder, OF the United States
navy, Is in town on flying visit.
APARTY OF FIVE GENTLEMEN
went bass fishing to Bay point, this
week, for a day or two. They caught
five bass, one apiece for each man. Only
one bass made its appearance in Beaufort,
but as this fish story is not utterly incred-
ible, we will believe in the other bass,
though we did not see them.
COMPETITION is THE LIFE OF TRADE.
And now one of BeauforDs public
spirited hackmen, Charley Smith, is going
TO introduce a rival bus, so our aboriginal
eyes viii he atifed with the sight OF
two buses flying along our streets. We
feel like New York; If there could only
be now a generous rivalry in hack horses
we would rejoice, but alas! it is bad.
worse. worst!
We have something 10 live for yet. Adj
mlral Jouett. in the Tennessee, is going TO
pay us a visit. The officers are going
shooting and will probably rake in the
partridges. LOCKER On.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

MONROE. GA, Oct. 22.-In a difficulty
to-day between George BreedlOve, white,
and Ike Henderson, colored, the former
rave the latter kick on the end Of the
spinal column, which will probably prove
fatal. The physicians say that Hender-
son can not recover. Breedlove has left
for parts unknown.
An Atlanta drummer was robbed OF
1920 on the q. J. and s. road Monday, be-
tween this place and Social Circle. There
is no clue 70 the robber.
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