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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
Pronts of the Fnir

The Georgia state fair is over and the
ticket'sellers say IL was a success. II is
estimated that there was an average daily
attendance Of 5000 people for the six days
bers. The sale Of privileges, IL 10 said,
brought ia fully a thousand dollars. The
expense amounted 10 the printing OF
tickets and tags. the premium list not
costing anything. There were few gate
keepers and tcket-sellers, and these, with
the printing, foot up $50. The adyerfis-
ing in the papers amounted 10 about $500,
and the posters aud an agent 10 distribute
them was an expense say $3.50, Total
81 200. Now the premium list calls for
$1,000 and we will add one thousand more
Tor medals and diplomas, making n grand
total OF $1,000, leaving a profit for tho
society Of nearly $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
FLORIDA.

ten. Joseph Finnegan died at his resi-
uehce IN Fort Reed few days ago.
Charles aud George Beard, OF Tallahas-
see Went cunning Saturday, and bagged
nltY-two partridges.
The city safe OF Pensacola was broke
Vlen Thursday, and everything was found
10 nave passed through the Dire safely.
D. Hirst, formerly Collector OF Customs
a. cedar Key, has received the appoint
W1ient as purser on the gulf coast steamer
C9l' W. 4. Haskins and Capt. Donald
- Mchay have been appointed inspectors
", customs FOR Tampa. There were some
= oI III applicants tor these two places.
It Is said that Gov. Drew has gained
lDs7es5lon of part OF the government
tese tFallon at Tampa, one OF the most
coast.
i. Richards, an expert in water
"urNs' ls at Pensacola, from Atlanta, by
invitation Of w. ID. Chipley, to aid the
committee in the question OF water
., M"osen " Lovengreen sold on Thursday
mr. hrst bill Of furniture ever filed by a
ttaiupa hrm for shipment to Havana,
C"Ia. ~ was consigned 10 Francisco
b., ne n Italian, Maroni, who was stabbed
hossa' at Pensacola few days ago,
~ proving slowly, and there is chance
caught yet. ' NV '''H
p - Ashabill Gaulding, widow OF VIM.
H., Hauiding, aged over 90 years, was
,llieu ut Lake City, Wednesday. She
@ia's one Of the oldest residents on Lake
N.Y. having resided there about 30 years.
@uo 'eaves valuable property.
,.l resident McConico. Of the North, Cen
FS,unI south Mexican International
isNpositon, which begins at New Or.
ieans Nov. 10, has appointed Mrs. e. @.
Dug OF Tallahassee, commissioner OF
PIN culture tor the Southern states.
~, me decision Of the United States steam.
"a inspectors in the collision case Of
~ steamers Captain Miller and Port
my al, On Oct. ~, at Remington Park, has
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
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Special Features and Advantages
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II furnishes Life Insurance at Actual Cost.
1t Is the Largest and Most Successful As
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1t is the FIRST ana ONLY Assessment As
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This AssociS ion Is purely mutual. No
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II issues certificates from 81, 900 to $4,000
and in special cases for 5000.
Assessments made upon the Actual Nor
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You get lust what You PAY FOR, and only
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
THE CLlNONAN T0RACC0 PLASTER
CLINGMAH TOBACCO CURE co.
DURHAM, ~. c., U. S. A.
EPITHELIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years / suffered with a cancer on
my face. Eight months ago q friend recon-
mended the use Of swiffs Specific, and 1 de-
termined 10 make al effort 10 procure 10. In
this was snrcr ssttl. and began It's use. Tie
Influence Of the medicine az first was o. some
what aggravate the eOr'; but sOou the IN
nammaiipn was nllayed, and / beHau 90 i'm
prove fer he nrst few bottles. Ny general
health hae greatly improved. ! am stronger,
and am able 30 DO Hny kind ~ work. The
cancer on my face began TO decrpass aud the
u Ger 10 heal, uufii there is not u veatige Of &c
loft-Only little 40 D. marks the place.
MRS JOlcfg A. McDOEALD.
Atlanta, Ca, August Al, 1856.
have had q cancer on my face for some
years, extending from one check bone across
The nose 70 the other. II has given Ine n great
deal u pain, at times burning and itching 10
such an extent that 10 WIS almost unbearabie.
! commenced uring swifps Specific IN May,
1885, aud have used light bottles. IL has given
the greatest relief by removing the innamma-
ton and restoring my general health.
W. BARSEs.
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. s, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, At
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
orORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
" CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

, Naqro who Wanted the Mail for All
~ Negresses in Putnam County-A
1r,nlen Man Throws an Open Knife
On A street Car.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03

ADMISSION FEE AND ONE YEARS AN
NUAL DUES:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
1T is HERE!
p AT S II lexis
GRAND FALL OPENING.
This Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 2&3.

TWO GALA DAYS Of
by 80 decoration that show More novel
ties Legitimate
played in two establishments in Is ciy
IL ElNL RcNI
which the following dellnoation will explain.
ON OUR OPENING DAYS!
Or until the lots will last but cndidlY
will sela
These Will be lin
No restriction
catchOns biggest
and sacrifice sales
elegant goods. 80 -
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

Chicago News: The Utica Obser-
YER hastens to extend its compliments
to athe successor Of John Adams and
Thomas jefferson, brave old Tom
Hendricks r What fapdoodle How
has. Mr.. Hendricks ever shown himself
a brave man? Was itduring the days
Of the rebellion? Or was it four years
ago, when his envy and selfshness re-
strained him from saying the word that
would nominated Joe Mcdonald
for the yice-presidency and given Indi-
ana to the democrats? Or was it last
july, when he proved recreant to every
sense Of decenoy by accepting an hon
or which his own state had said be-
longed to another Can a man whose
career has been as full Of treachery and
envy and small selfshness as Hendricks
has been be called a brave manp
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

Ordway Tribune: The people OF
Columbia raised several hundred dol
lars and sent a strong delegation to
Bismarck during the recent session of
the legislature to secure the passage OF
a bill to authorize the commissioners of
Brown countyto issue $4,000 in bonds
for the purpose of building court
house and jail at Columbia. The bill
was introduced in the council and re-
ferred to the committee on counties,
but as there was no provision in the
bill to submit the question to vote of
the people Of the county, the conn
mittee refused to report the bill back
to the council and it therefore died in
tlle hands of the chairman Of the COM
1aittee. The Columbia people didn't
want the question submitted to the
taxpayers. They love the dear tax
payers, don't they? Fifty thousand
dollars in bonds, the money to be ex-
pended in building UP and booming
Columbia, was strictly in the interests
Of the dear taxpayens but the passage
Of bill authorizing the people Of the
county to vote on the question Of di-
vision is d great fraud and steal in the
opinion Of Columbia people: Oh,con-
sistency, thou art a jewell
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03


After selling nunberless preparations, We
are convinced that BEe0s' TROPICAL. Orr ID una
eqraled For pain, cuts, bruises, rheumatism
frost bites, chilblains, etc., it 10 warranted.
Bidtuess i Huseby, Warner; HumEassy Bros.
RondeIl.
"A country editor who ''has been there him
self thus describes his class: "The country
editor is a man who reads newspapers, writes on
almost any subject, sets type, folds paperay
makes up mails, runs errands, saws wood, works
in the garden, is blamed for thousands Of thing8
he never thought Of, works hard all day. helpa
people into Office who forget all about it after
wards, and very frequently gets cheated ont Of
half his earnings. He pnffs and does more to
build up the town than any one else, and the
miser and the fogy are benefited. yet they win
not take his paper, will borrow it, read it, and
cuss the editor.
We do not know Of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, IN such q short time,
for the instant relief of coughs and soreness in
the lungs as BEGes' CHERnr CoUaH SYRUP. II
is mild and pleasant to take and willnot injure
the most delicate infant. Sample bottles free at
Bidtne5s 4 Hnsehy's, Warner, and Humphrey
Bros Rondell.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

In should be remembered that the
division bill provides that the county
seat Of Adams county shall be located
at Aberdeen temporarily until the
next general election, when the ques
ton of final location will be decided
by a majority vote. If, therefore, it
were possible that Aberdeen should be
caught in any surreptuous game, we
would have the privilege Of taking the
county seat away from her and locat-
ing it at any other town we saw fit.
In the meantime, until the question is
finally decided, Aberdeen offers the use
of the land office building free of rent
for county offices.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

Humphrey Bros, Rondcll, and Bidtneas s
Huseby, Warner, ere always reliable and try TO
secure the best Of every thing for their patrons.
They have bought . large quantity Of Bro q
CHERRy CoUoH SYnuP, and are always willing and
ready to recommend it to every one IN need Of q
preparation for coughe, colds, asthma, bronphitiA
and consumption, MS they know OF no otlor
remedy that is gaining such wide reputation
Sample bottles free.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

/ have that amount virtually on hand, to loan
to ACTUAL FARMERS. Those who desire
LARGER LOAN than they now have, also thore
proving up, can be accommodated. For thi0
class Of Loans I make special rates. On raw
claims, to parties proving up, furnish money
as cheap as any one. Give me call.
JOHN AcErEy.
Office west side Of Main street, near q. 8. Land
Oflce, Aberdeen, Oak.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03
Number Of Transfers.
aberdeen News.)

It has been stated that there we're
upwards of $4,000 instruments on rec
ord at Columbia affecting the proposed
county Of Adams, which is about 10,-
900 out Of the way. The Board of
Trade committee found the transfers
as follows:
Total conveyances in corEsy 1874
Deduct range Sc 744
:
Brown county proper : 1920
Deduct conveyances in north half Of Co. 6,287
Total in south half : s.gs8
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

bill providing that the county shall be
bonded for that purpose, without sub
mlttlng it to vote of the people, hays
ing passed the legislature at its recent
session. All must admit that Brown
county will be divided some time, and
the question to be decided is: Can we
ever secure division on more advan-
tageous plan than the one proposed!
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03
Frederick Free Press: On another

Frederick Free Press: On another
page of this paper will be found pub
lished "the division BILL" and although
some will have a great many objections
to offer in regard to its general
make up, it is probably as perfect in
every particular and as satisfactory to
the taxpayers concerned as any bill
that could possibly have passed both
houses of the late legislature. Brown
county is young and decidedly over
grown, and each year it becomes more
apparent to the down trodden tax
payers that something must be rotten
in Columbia, and that were the county
but half its present size, its affairs
could be managed on much more
economical plan than heretofore. AS
the bill provides, the division will cost
northern Brown nothing, the trans
cribing of the records, ETC., being paid
out Of that part of the fund which
rightfully belongs and in case of diyi-
sion will be turned over TO Adams
county. To-day, not tax payer in
Brown county knows, or has any pos
sible means of knowing, what disposi-
ton has been made of the enormous
amount of money that has for the past
four years been paid into the county
by her taxpayers, and so long as this
county continues to remain under the
thumbs of Columbia town-site- boomers
just so long will the farmers and other
tax payers continue to be robbed of
their hard-earned lucre by set of
ring-shisters who live and grow fat
from the results of their hellish
schemes, perpetrated against the tax
payers of this enormous county which
is decided curse to its own best in
terests. BY all means, let us divide
and no longer "feed the fire that burns
u.s." and at the next general election
fire from Office every man who is in
any way connected with any ring.
Again we would remark: Divided VIC
stand, but united we place ourselves in
a h of a fix.
Groton Independent: Columbia
has queer notions of what constitutes
an outrageous act. With that town it
would be perfectly proper to cut off
two tiers of townships from the south
half of the county, build bridges across
the big slough at every quarter line at
the county's expense fer Celnmbia.s
benefit, issue twenty thousand dollars
for the construction of a court house
and jail at Columbia without submit
ting it to a vote of the people, etc. ;
but when proposition is made to cut
the county in two in the middle, max
ing two counties larger than the aver
age in the territory, this becomes a
vicious outrage, regardless Of the fact
that the people are allowed to say by
their ballots whether or not they desire
such division.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

SHOULD Adams county be created,
it would start out not merely free from
debt but have a balance of cash in the
treasury and delinquent tax roll
amounting to some s5O000. II The bill
entities us to a little over two-thirds Of
the assets Of the entire county.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

IT is said Col. Villas will leave the
p~stofice department. The first Of
january next, to resume his law prae-
tice in Wisconsin, and that he accept
ed cabinet portfolio with that under
standing.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

The treasurer's books of Beadle
county are being overhauled by COM
mittee of citizens and not a few crooked
transactions are being brought to light.
One accountant discovered a misap-
preparation amounting 10 81 ,0e9.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

Seeding has commenced in earnest.
B. starloch has returned from Wisconsin.
Seed corn and potatoes for sale by Humphrey
Bros.
W. H. Bayne aud wife have returned from
Chicago.
April fools day-well, ask the blacksmith
about it.
There will be a meeting of the town board in
Rondell tomorrow.
choice new lire of groceries will arrive at
Humphrey Bros this week.
Saul drives brand new span Of horses. All
the bachelors are getting there.
Mrs. Lawrence returned Saturday from q
visit to her old home at Alma, Wis.
Harry Bradford arrived from Spring Valley
Monday, looking hale and hearty as usual.
Garden seeds are going livelier than ever at
Humphrey Bros Catch on TO supply NOW.
J.W. Wagner has moved on the VIM. ZellF
place and commenced farming in earnest The
light of THE SUN will guide him in his new
quarters.
Mrs. M. A. Humphrey, of Plainview, MINI.
came out Tuesday on short visit to her rela-
tives in this town. She returned Thursday
morning, accompanied by her two grand.
G. H. Peasants, of Aberdeen, one OF the
ablest supporters Of county division, was in
| town last week. It didn't take him long to find
out how Rondell was going ON the division ques-
| tion.
Various and conflicting reports are in circu-
lation concerning surveyors on the Rock Island
line south Of here, but until something definite
is learned we refrain from making any state-
ments.
1t should be remembered that next Tuesday
the taxpayers of this township are to decide the
! question Of issuing bonds to the amount OF
| 81, 400 to build four new school houses in this
town. We guess the issue will carry by a small
majority.
| A large and enthusiastic crowd attended the
meeting at Humphrey Bros store last Tuesday
evening to hear the arguments, pro and con, on
the county division question. r. N. vonTobel
acted as chairman. Mr.. MARBLE, OF Aberdeen,
opened the discussion in favor Of division. Sew
eral other speakers, among them Capt. y. W..
Smith, r. N. vonTobel, e. r. Rose and C ~ G..
Mcleod, acquitted themselves creditably. IL
was plain to be seen that large majority Of
R0ndellites are against division and attended the
meeting with the expressed intention Of being
convinced to the contrary if sufficient arguments
were produced, but az no such thing occurred
we believe they all went home as strongly op-
posed to the measure as when they came It is
question which has two distinct sides, and we
hope all voters viii give it fair and unbiased
consideration before casting their ballots for OF
against division on the 2lst inst. II Rondell
can see any material benefits by division let her
vote for it, and il not let her with all her might
oppose it by an overwhelming majority.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

If Aberdeen stands a ghost of a
show of ever securing the county seat
Of Brown county as a whole, why is it
that Columbia SO persistently opposes
division, when the adoption of that
measure would give her a county seat
that never could be moved? 1t is not
in their nature to oppose iton principle.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

EVEN supposing, for the sake of
argument, that Adams county paid
full legal rates for transcribing the
records, the only expense attending
division, the charge would amount to
tax of only thirty three cents on each
quarter section in Adams county.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03

WILL Brown county be divided?
Will the dog at last insist upon wiggl-
ing his tail, or is the tail to continue
Higgling the dog?
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-04-03
RONDELI4.

/. Humphrey is our authorized agens
at Rondellto receive subscriptions and advertising
for THE SUN. Such business intrusted to his care
win receive prompt attention.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-13

has been suggested that > too much to add to
the returns TO show the of the ~ B1 the
returns for goats for 1851 for the Kingdom per cent added would
show 55-5 By reference Custom Of exports we find
the average annual export OF say 10 year, ending er
lst 1883, to have been informed that the f NJ these
animals has been greatly improved pahlr, accounts for the large
shipment Of skins has been possible from these few t.
II the effort made improve Glasses Of stool. has resulted AZ
avorh, stock raising bids eclipse every other known industry
After the exhibition Of farming not to add or subtract
any thing from the returns, made sworn to.
The following the increase and decrease number of heads Of
Cattle Increase Mules increase 1872 sheen increase e7
Goats increase +l5o Jaeksse increase These figures do not
include Islands Milan a. the return. from these wv,
Islands for the previous o5a in time for the
preparation Of this paper The head Of stock ia those
two Islands reported in 1854 Horses 1924 Cattle
1854. Mules, 2o2 sheep, +2,749. Goats, 2O.
During the years ngding imported into the King
dom sl "a cattle, mules sheep and y goats These
numbers 15tretei given above reduce the domestic
increase to the following Horses $50 Cattle 1880 Mules
SIS sheep, 1855 Goats 4CSs- Jake Total value $40
S3SS5.
The increase in the value the Islands excepting
Kauai and Nuhlul l. rs
From which we deduct gulue Of imported 44J33s S.
Rpre>ea doass-i. stock during the past
five years The increase Ilrey due To the en-
HANGED numbers Is gfI appear
At the request your Committee has favored U,
with The following upon the disease Destroyed very
large nuu5r mules resulting loss 70 th, country Of
probably less than $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-10-13
REPORT on GAVE CULTIVATION

To he President and S2ek0lt Of AID y9g,y Co.
Ihis subject may wen attention. point upon
which mainly the profit sugar p-jIu.1a
The raising of better with a55r or tue sans crop, with
less labor, is thing worth striving for.
1t Wen known that there has great the perfection
of mill machinery for etpenlg the past few
years while bat tt any Of cane The same stub
born facts still confront the planters yields better but rather
wants iis the weeds with vigo scken
and de tools out and b other pests are on the
increase destroy crops; shrSa hello still costly and
wings just heavy to tra1., +, the mill nov, a.
W." years and sugar brings price s. persistent r constant
vigilance and the git and gt pra,pe to be exercised on the
plantations iy and late all the planter will
haa himself coming Of the little uonp Your
are not -e " report any new mode Of cultivation. they could no
plan would be applicable all l9ias acceptable to all planters
Hence We viii not report b1r colfas ourselves +,
is" details " W. tllaS would planter, if
adopted And viii thorough use Of yza,y 7g.-
"aI some planters now @ AMI attribute Ell Of thrift and
-l5r- eafyl5a 70 .l-ra. Of heIo - ai -
lp5s land in fat charge one ~ many causes rather
than TO tl oTa lai-nalsslsl vated cause
PREPARATION OF syIl-
All planters admit thorough and timely Incarnation If
the son before planting if the best results expected
We consider twice pwing aud twice narrowing IF WELL DONE
sufficient preparation furrov pillow to follow.
II however grass Is turned under Ar the
hien lme should ep allow to decay before the second
blowing should be done
The second piguug should be done Just before the p
have No weeds growing while the planting All admit the
advantage or utility Of the farow po, making furr1ws and
dit,s rendering By enIng the Bla.sr q, ont in hi
good results.
There difference Of opinion as rer7ri. the distance cana
should be a aaI different soils different elevations seem to f1f
Is u a differences The distance from ) to feet from
to centre.
aeg rsI-f -.l1 rom r ltrla.lz.,1. cgl.
iltl lal iz-a curing f 5l plt rt,ls raie-
my @ "--l lle- s. il ii Il5 the e.ivI1r through
0rtl kesF ag-l ----=- +Isa. ir glill l. rsqlireI
II -le
l ai-l t1- F=i al il p varies Ia. mr..
between likely, twice psiag Though with the %
of VIII ao cover 81 the land AL expensive hos has to m
pes lls ~orN In aiNlg the seed fdrrow are pr
' lf psI EIll helvy team and at
o2e2on This has the ltvltIze expedition bat the dstnt
o i'la ) 1l1 7s plov dong the II =
4 ne ilFr~ "nh t1n neS filing the ditch and