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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
Lab. 5. M. H.-Breveties-L.&B.s S. NJ. II.
We have moyad

Lab. 5. M. H.-Breveties-L.&B.S S. NJ. II
We have moved.
We are glad Of it, but its most been the
means Of us.
Our new store needed two weeks more
work 10 MAKE II fit for occupancy. Ii
amt built yet, but its getting towards
completion.
We needed two weeks more TO put in
the shelving, counter, cases, etc.
II we had waited and moved Nov. we
would have been happier.
Some thousands Of visitors have re-
marked that It would be handsome store
when done.
We believe them, but almost doubt il
we live long enough 10 done il. All hands
and the cock have labOred faithfully for
three weeks, night and day, and there's a
million things 10 fix yet.
Nobody dreams what we have in view.
or how handsome we will look when all Is
In order.
Our new lines Of goods to open and dis.
play will astonish all.
In our old lines we shan't let 20 our
grip. We haven't moved into a NAM
moth store 10 rest on our laurels, and
simply take what trade comes along.
New methods Will be originated. and
competition more than met. Look out for
startling sensation right soon.
We have been too busy aud tired 10 do
our usual advertising. but we will get
around TO 10 ere long and liyen up things
az of old-rcad our advertisement In this
issue.
Our Grand Opening comes of Nov. 10,
and viii be something out Of the usual
order. We shall do IL up In latest style,
with all the trimminga.
say, ifyou want 10 buy Piano, and pay
SPOT CASH, this Is the week 10 do it-not
some other week, but this iceek. Call
and we Will explain-n icW pap g0u.
LUDDKN a BATES
--Adr. Southern Music House.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
nnn-t mo 10 Onnnrfnnltr

A. Il. Altmayer a Co, corner Broughton
and Bun streets, will put on sale to-day,
Gents fine Unlaundrled shirts, ali linen
bosoms, case Of each, at % cents worth
40 cents; at 30 cents worth 80 cents; at
13 cents worth 70 cents; az 60 cents worth
50 cents; at ~ cents worth 81.
Also, 90 dozen all Linen Towels, 20xi0,
nc 10 cents, worth %.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

There is no article which 50 richly de-
serves the entire confidence OF the COM
muuity as Browns BRONCHIAL TRIO.
CuEs. Those suffering from Asthmatic
and Bronchial diseases, Coughs and Colds,
should try them. Price - cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
WHAT BOYS AND GIRLS COST.
Two Fond Fathers Compare Expenses
for One Year.
From the Baltimore Herdld.

From the Baltimore Herald.
Two fond parents, we'll fixed in life,
who live adjoining each other on Park
avenue, were discussing the relative cost
Of keeping a boy and girl. Both spoke
from practical experience. Said one: 81
believe it costs more to keep boy"
And / believe it costs more TO keep the
girl" replied the other.
SO they began 10 figure it up.
Now let US take the case of our own
Children" said the former. take my
son Charley, for example. He's going
into his 18th year. He is not extravagant
in his dress, nor does he do any work to
soil or particularly wear out his clothing
During The past year his Items of expense
have been about as follows, as near as ]
can come without referring to the bills:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
La 81 Hnve some Fnn

among the clothers. We propose to give
them "A shaking up, as it were-no use 70
condne the fun among the ladies'. tits
only fair 10 give the gentlemen a share OF
IL. In commencing this fun, TO cut prices
In clothing way below the market, re
shat not c0Rfne ourselves 10 o6tr am
certain i0t l00 as q bat, but offer our
entire stock AZ such remarkably low
figures as TO surprise the best judges, and
cut OF all competition With the Famous
no one stroke. There is no humbug about
this, we are able tO do 10. and 70 ShdH BE-
d0He. The "FlMous" will give the public
a taste OF such low prices in clothing az
they never had before. hats, Shirts,
Underwear we will sell you cheaper than
y0u can buy Ia any dry goods store. We
have the finest goods IN that line that you
Will End In savannah. To strangers we
say you will find the "Fdm0usv at 40
Congress stroet-ddr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Song Books for DR. Munhall's Meetings.
one thousand copies Of "songs OF Free
Grace" % arrive I'm few days. prayer
and Praise" now on hand. at LUDDEN a
BATES Music House.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Two locomotives on the New York, Lake
Erie and Western road are now being run
experimentally with coke, with view
to testing that fuel for use on passenger
trains. The two engines in question are
at present running on one Of the express
trains between Jersey City and Port Jer-
Wis, on the Eastern Division.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

All the leading styles in Gents Fur
nishing Goods, at Belsinger's, "a Whita-
street.-AdC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

The wonder OF those who 20 to the Har-
nett House. m Savannah, r. that 40 excel
lent table aud such comfortable rooms
can he offered 10 tue puohc at such mini
mum rates. Without exaggeration, the
table OF the Harnett y as good az that OF
the acreven House, and the rateg Just
One-half ~ large. Courteous treatment
makes UP the sum OF its attractions.
The public largely testified their appre.
ciation.-Jacks0nriHe Fla. Herald.
Derbys and Soft Hats, the latest, at
Belsinker's, "a Whitaker street.-Ada.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Mems over Caters, an sizes. at Belsin
gers, "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
NIPPED IN THE BUD.
a cieverly Planned swlndio Upset Just
ia Time.

The firm Of Messrs Walter, Tison 81 Co.,
OF this city, has for several days been try
Ing 70 unearth the perpetrator Of what
would have been very clever swindle
had II not been prevented.
About week ago the house received a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Don't lose hundreds OF dollars when you
can avoid it by advertising in the cheap col
umn OF the NEWS Tor q penhy a word
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Neckwear specially; also the -Four in
Hand, at Belsinger's, - Whitaker street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
prnHfrirr.
OLMES' SURE cure
MOUTH WASH and DENTIFRlCE

Cures bleeding Gums, Ulcers, Sore Mouth.
Sore Throat. Cleanses the Teeth and Purihes
the Breath; used and recommended BY lead-
ing dentlste. Prepared BY DRs. j. 2. n ".
n. HOLMES, Dentists. Macon, Ca. sor SAFE
BY all druggists and dentists.
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Total

When the fond parent of the charming
young lady showed his list to the fond
parent Of the promising young man, the
latter likewise thoughtfully scratched his
head. After a short pause he said, slowly
and solemnly; "a boy is good enough for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
weather Indications.

Cotton region bulletin for the "a hours
ending at p. M:
SAVANNAH, Oct. 10, 8 P. NJ, Eastern time.
DI5rRICrs AVERAaR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

For sale by i. b. CAssELs, TAYLOR and East
Broad streets. Telephone IL Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20
DAVID WEIsBEIN.
wood, Coal and Blocks,
WInterla Frozen Rranth

For sale by r. b. CASSELs, Taylor and Eas
Broad streets. Telephone 77.--AdB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Inc other fond parent scratched his
head when he saw his neighbours memoir
andum. Il think mineSwIll beat it," ne
said confidently, and he put down the fol-
lowing items one by one. 1t must be re-
membered that the young lady IN question
is Is years of age, and is a modest and
charming bud in society:
One black silk dress Gust too lovely for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

Underwear OF every style. at Belsin.
gers. "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-20

ide. Southern Music House i Us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
HARNESSED LIGHTNING.
Electric Fittings In an Electricians IIonsc
New York SUM

Electric Fittings In an Electricians IIOu,c.
New York SUM-
"Take this key, step outside, and
when have extinguished the hall
lamp, open the door," Edwin IL.
johnson, the electrician and warm
friend of Edison, said to re-
porter in the hall of l39 east
Thirty-six street one evening. The
reporter stepped out to the yes
thule, shutting the front door. lie
had barely time to observe that the
terra-cotta Of the vestibule and the
decorations Of the stained-glass door
were brought out most effectively by
the light from two electric lamps when
he noticed that the hall lamp had been
extinguished. With the key he un-
locked the front door, and as he pushed
it open the gas-jet in combination with
the electric lamp in the hall was
lighted.
That's an arrangement | have for
the convenience Of any one kept out
late at night" Mr.. Johnson said.
when the servant extinguishes the
light she sets switch near the door.
When the door is opened the lamp is
lighted automatically. 1t is also con-
trolled by push-button 10 the second
story, so that the late conner, after
ascending the stairs by its light, can
extinguish it from above"
The parlor was dark. Suddenly it
was brightly lighted. Mr.. johnson
had touched push-button on enter
ing, and thrown on the electric-lights
ard gss,jets in the combination chande-
lier, which is SO constructed that gas or
electric-lghts can be used separately or
together. The design Of the chande-
lier is admirably adapted to electric
lighting. Its arms represent stems
OF pendant flowers. The cut-glass
pendant globes, delicately tinted with
ruby, the color being applied to the
edges OF the cut eoruscations only, are
the petals, and the bright electric lamps
the pistils. The chandelier in the
dinipg-room, back of the parlor, is Of
the same design. In front Of the CRATE
was Japanese screen.
look at that SCREEN" Mr.. johnson
said, as he stepped to the door from the
dinipg-room into the hail, "snd I'll
show you a pretty effect"
In an instant the room was dark. In
another the screen was q brilliant trans
psrency. When the chandelier lamps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

hsrpoon hes q carefully ground, sharp
barb. which. when the bsfpoon y
thFevo, u IN the line ef the shan
Ike the head ~ an aFrow. The
barb h Only held In this position
however, by wooden pin. Tbs idea
Is that when the whale. feeling The pain
caused by the barb. shall daF, away,
the wooden pin shall break, and the
barb will turn around. or. A. The
whaless phrase h., will iogxle. "
This prevents the iron from pallins oas.
The boat y fast, and with ordinary
good fortune The whale may be ooanled
on a. prize. IN this instance The iron
was thrown ard held fat, noiwilh.
standing the, Il DID not toeglr '
The great hsh drew the line taul.
The hunt was up. Suddenly, how
ever. the iron broke OF only
few inches above the barb. The
whale disappeared, leaving white
wake behind him. All that the bo,ts
crew could 40 was 20 pull IN the slack
line with the broken iron Al the end ard
return 20 She ship. nnt as al harpoous
are plainly marked oa the barb. b was
certain tina, should this whale ever
sgaln be caught there would be- way
a. identify b.. I'm the barb Of The bro
Ken harpoon we're che letters " 49,"
and I'll. NJ" aud also the words
-" Helen Mar The inscription ndr
Gated that he barb hal been lhrorn hy
the waste. boat on the Helen Mar.
About the middle Of la, June. when
OF Cape Prince ~ Wales, A. the on
trance Of Behfing strait. The steam
vhalcr 1hrashor. Captain leanlef
Owens master, struck large whale.
which. on being cut up. va. ounl 90
hsvc the barb u ihe llclen Mar iron
Embedded In ils hluAher. Tho hlubher
bad completely healed over the iron.
les,ing no visible scsr. The iron was
easily identified. n was brought to
this port on the Thrasher badly rustcl.
and is nov Al The office II che Pacific
Steam Whaling Company. rcl, oi
vhat may perhaps be- called whale
romance. The element ~ romance
comes In with the great Journey, which
the IRON haa unquesiionahl1 made since
h len The Helen Mar. boat IN ue
opinion of Captain nsullry thc iron
must have gone With the whale %
distance equal, or nearly .o. Goo teI.r
lhr circumference of thD earth ~
had Ioureyod continuously mr .rh
years. lacking irW months a.
had probably been o.. hr cat FL. th.
/ coast NJ Greenland. % mI repeat
cdly ifa,rr.d Nehunr strait comn.
down o. tarrlrinlatI has tn the lHt
ISLANDS The wooden p.n 5000 f,uan.
u. .n thc barb how Cha. thr rou ha b.
rnt . tnceleI th, nromaHt E.I'
lof vas rclurci to equally umomHu
and commercial vha'r.1l Tho iron.
having travelled probably further tnu
th, seaman Who throw II. v.Ii rmlm
aehr.'.. BOO California Street,
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w.al,h, a.,,ran A..a..ina,.a

DALVEsroN. July IA spcO al
10 the Ncss from Eagle Pa. sag
Senior Hernandez. one of thc principal
citizens Of purrcra. a NoNicau toNu
forty miles south of here. vas a.,a,.i-
mated Wednesday evening while re-
turning from his ranch &C. wa q
lawyer and very wealthy Tie bad
been prosecuting gang ~ cattle
thieves iu a neighhorug district.
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FHOi'Os AIS

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- RECEIVED Dos tho -rTfHfNIENu.
FNT or TuE EAsTrRN LrNArir Asf
ItNnthis Office. In " Iamshurf Na uI
toIGo.cloct noon
MONDAY. Irtn ~ 1855.
fYu
FIRNIsHiNG TIE NECESSARY MArt.
RAILS FOR C1N-rHt CtlND AID
CONFLICTING TWO or linlNDS
on tho grounds 90 thc asflum. according
to plans nrd SPEC rratous t1 hr seen at tne
once ~ fho suYerniruieut after iho i1fI
instant
lNdswfII only he cons derri f1r 'he worf
asa whole and must he accompanied ny
a certified check drawn to the ofier Hf the
sieaarf fos $500 FOB enforce compliance 20
bld.
Bond with approved security VII boz re.
aulrsd n contract FL. made w OBJ bidder tna'
fhsWork ana materials shall b. saus'ar.
tory to tlr nu i.nr Committee or tle'f
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s.r,ed. JANIS a.. MuNCUHE
Chairman Binding C0mmittos
VA Iitotl4sf
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LIMEIn.pfAI.Tas

n ". PlCKREII.,
fs LUMBER pkALEh
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BILL sfrFr q sIesiAlty. Any sss of
lsugth fufsishsa promptly,
Tara saa once corner Broad ans Laurel
sirosiA g. t-tetly
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nEAFNESS. It's CAUSES AND
- a. RI. hy ou. sho Wa dsaf tSeuty.
sIght fesf.. Ifretsi - most 81 iho noted
specialists ~ the iay win No hruent tifrsf
h,sHfrV ln three months, and since then
hundreds of Othsu by Ame pfuse~ 4
plain simple. and successful home trcat-
meat Address +. ~ rA0E ils east
Tveniy-sKth strsvi New Work eliy.
~ al an.TaH
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A wh,,@noun,sIn story Rs,o,d.


Forty-one years ago John Smith was
the driver and chief proprietor Of line
Of coachs running TO the mountains.
Whether mis- was John Smith the first
or the G. e-thousandth we cannot tell.
1t was sail that he had but one eye.
and that vas keen and on the msin
chance. IN his down trip on a time a
Poston G. ueman took a seat by Johns
side, and being Of an inquistivc turn
Of mind. ne asked numerous questions
concerninc oifercnt mountains and
views. & u length Johns patience
was exha ted and in answer % ono
question .e tartly said " Stranger, II
you will 't,snd 10 your business | will
to mine As might be readily i'm
agined There was a very quiet time
after this After a drive Of few niles
John drove up TO country store and
post-oflice, where the mailbag was
thrown OF. While the mail was beiny
changed hr Smith snapped horses
with nan who came for that pur-
pose, and The new horse was " hitched
in and tie driver was 30 intent on
the .rade and so DESTROYS Of trying the
mettle Of his new horse that he started
off without taking the mailbag. After
a drive Of some ten miles he drew up
at another office, and on reaching for
the bag and not finding IL he said
by thunder, ] lett that bag At the
other Office" Yes said the Boston
man, "I observed that you did"
why in hls1es didn't you tell me
Because you said you would attend
to your Owr business, and I thought
would let Vou.n
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y uHfq mfuufrs ffnip nniaa street fis'
UUu. Th ifiuHiH.
Tnfri ihe eafa OFF lrruis hnt 81 "ihTit
lft rnftFuF tFrUHf rnW h'ih
30 e tIstsfaI hT.fnI.N0 HHH l..'I.fI
AIsn b puIFNuAIUHl stit' Hltt iitsli1
I'D location lafsa grounds uFW au' fifN.
saf huiiIurs anin Hlaiua. ]" a. ~"
nrt fuIf friff IfnlH p Hfffa4
IuMkHn No. MAuitls
fsn.Taf Yfft ffnI HHafihWufr ia
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I'OR THE BLOOD

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w bon re- fuHIr was nNtIiNf Huf If NHa Ir.. ".I
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A WHALES BURDEN.
CanTias q whsisr'. Bssb fot Tea Lens
Nsar..

CafrfIns a whsisr's nsfb Zoe Tea Ions
Nsars.
fsan Francisco Chronicle
On September G, 1870. the whaler
Helen Mar, Captain George Bauldry,
was on the ICY battle-ground Of the
north, of Point Barrow. That was
good season for the Helen Mar and her
skilfnl master Thirteen whales were
taken, and the cargo altogether Was
valued q, esl, 900, and the bark came
back ffon the north with flying colors.
But on the day in question the Helen
Mar had the misfortune TO lose one-hun-
dred-bsrrsl whale whichhad been struck
and there WAS disappointment ON board.
When . whale allows" strong and
steady osrsmen man their sharp, double
ended boat and pull toward the mon
s,er. The boat which started for this
particular whale on the day In question
was In charge Of Charles Weeks, third
mate. la the bow stood q man Of
muscle. nerve, and Judgment, who was
10 throw the harpoon, or "ifon." The
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A Coco Character saved Him.

New YosK, July i7.-william II.
Goddard, a Minneapolis Mimi mer-
chant, who AZ clerk for Austin Corbin,
banker, in 1873, and stole $4,000
from that fun while in their employ,
vas arraigusd in the General Sessions
to-day. a tier Goddard took the
money, whsh belonged 10 a customer
in Germany he disappeared. He afser-
wards did sveral heroic acts during
the yellow-iever scourge in Memphis.
From there be went 10 Minneapolis,
where he tscsme a prosperous mer.
chant and rominent Ia society. in
court to-day Corbin's counsel stated
that, as Go ard had made restitution
and goo came for himself, he DID
not care to cas- the charge. Goddard
presented Judge Cowing with a petition
in his favor signed by sos citizens Of
Minnesota, laelsding Governor L. Y.
Hubbard ais Mayor George n. Pills.
bury, Of Mic ,eapolis. Aher some de.
liberation Judge Cewing discharged
Goddard or nis own rscognixance.
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