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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
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LONDON, July 20, AT Chatham, on the
Medway river, between the Rochester that
Dickens made famous and the More, at the
mouth OF the Thames, a scene famous for
tho mutiny, over hundred eIcursionists
we're enveloped In an accident which for
quarter OF m hour seemed likely 10 occasion
shocking sacrifice OF llvea During months
past an iron pier has been constructing at
tho bend OF the river near the Ordnance
dock yard 10 accommodate excuralonists
going TO or arriving from southend,
watering place on the Essex coast much ro-
sorted 10 by EAAt End Londoners and Kent
iSh people,
II appears that shortly after o'clock tho
steamer which pliea between strood village,
opposite Rochester, and Southend, called At
Chatham pier ON ia way down the river. As
Il usual when tho weather on Sundays Ia
nne and very hot, largo number OF eIour'
blonlAta we're waiting on tho pier head for the
arrival OF the steamer A soon az tho yea
pol was moorod alonsldo a stream OF pass
sngera passed through the barrier to descend
10 the lower tier OF tho pier by means Of an
Iron structure known M "brow," whom,
without a seconds warning and at moment
whom some seventy or eighty persons were on
tho brow, this brow oscillatod violently and
ultimately twisted over Ia most oxtraor-
dinary manner preclpitatng all the persons
awaiting TO go by the steamer Into tho river,
which just there Is very deep
Tho panic among tho hunlrod, standing
on tho upper portion, and the piercing
uhrloka aud struggling Of those In tho wator
were perfectly indoscribablo, A largo pro.
portion OF intending passengers were wo.
men, who In many instances woro accom-
panied by children, aud II was only by tho
exercise Of prompt skill that the boatmen at
the pier head managed 10 thread tholr boats
through tho entAnglem0nt OF brokOn iron
and woodwork A large number OF those
myOd sustained fracture, by falling on
wooden piles, and ovcral women were taxi.
on 10 the Sun hotol, hard by, In n half
drowned aud unconscious condition,
But tho coolnoss aud efficiency OF Mr.,
Whitfield, tho picr master, assisted by the
wator mon, enabled all the persons immora.
od, II IN believed, 10 DO brought safely 10
land Fears wero at first expressed that
Somo might have boon drowned, but a caro-
ful search leads 10 the belief that all have
bcon picked up Az all events, up 10 mid.
night no one liz reported missing, Novortho-
loss, II Ia possible that further grapplings by
the scores OF hoatmon engaged under the
bright moonlight In connection with tho
divers may show some loss Of life, A strict
inquiry into tho breaking OF tho pier viii bo
hold by the board ot trade, as NJ this timo OF
year excursions are In vogue everywhere
aud bank holiday IL approaching.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

VARNA, July ~, Deep interest and much
excitement have prevailed In official and di.
plomatic circles for the last fow days, owing
10 the dangerous illness OF tho grand viEior,
who had mn npopocto attack, IL IL still
doubtful whether ho will recover from its
affects but his rotlrcment is regarded az al
most certain According 10 tho law persons
once 10 stricken are no longer considered
competent 10 direct public affairs Various
reports are current ~ 10 the caus, OF Said'a
illness somc alleging tho common reason
that II was produced by indigestion, others
whispering that IL was brought on by tho
fear OF having fallon under suspicion Of
maintaining secret intercourse with tho Heir
Apparent
A circumstance which gives color 10 tho
last report is tho sudden dismissal Of throe
palace phyAciuns who were only recently
promoted 10 higher rank through Imperial
favor A change Of ministry Is undoubtedly
imminent Rumor il already busy with the
name OF Snid's successor, Ablin Pacha,
Hamdi rooha and llass an Fohmi are mon
toned Elhcm who was grand vilicr dur
ing the Sar, Ia considered 10 have the bost
chance although tho partlsaus Of tho British
alliance viii strive 70 secure tho appointment
Of llassan Fchml
Tho chances OF such m alliance are much
Increased Of late, and the retirement OF Said
would probably hasten the matter, ho being
la greatest opponent, Tho mission Of Sir
Henry Drummond WolH IL very favorobly
viewed At the palace, tho sultan having nj.
ready intimntod that bo will receive him
with plonsuro In yIow of tho progDhCtlyo
alliance leading 10 q settlement OF the Egyp.
tian difficulty, both TowAk aud lsmail arc
paying great court 10 tho sultan, who Is act.
Ing with much diplomacy and acknowledge
ing the attentions In such manner M leaves
no ground for believing that either Is tho
object Of his special favor Said Pacha is
IL very unpopular, aud his retirement would
give great pleasure 10 tho official world, OK.
ccpt 10 those who favor an alliance with tho
Russians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Cincinnati.

FLoUR-Fanoy, St,6S ipSO O)i family, $40 DL0
WiEAr-No 0 rod, 50 Oj2c, No, q % p9so,
CoRN-No,2 ! mixed, ~ s0tIlo, No, Whlts,
bltbgc,
OATS. No. Q mlKoi 920Jo 10, No 2mlxod,
SgNSiItc, No Z white, gt'i OD85e,
poRR = Family, SiLW0lLiiG; regular.
BACON Shoulders, ~ s4,Gci short clear pdol
~ u siDJlO
LARD Kettle 0'Slt1o,
CHEESE Prime 10 choice Ohio, 5000, New
York, n ,gDo, Northwestern, z ojc,
POULfRY-l'air chickens, 81 10 p25), primo,
y2,75OS 70, ducks Si5D w, 25i goose, si0O por,
dolon, live turkeys 10, dressed, 10 DlJi,
HAY No 1 timothy, Slll0 Vlj,0J, No z
SllvOOl201; mlxod, 5000 pllIj whoat aud
rye straw, 500 pS,OOi oat straw, sg.OOlDlO W,
WOOL--Unwathcl incdlun clothing, lsDl0c
nne mornl, 10 lilo CON ~, u plies hSccS'
washed medium clothing 70 D2ic; conOny 20 B
2ic, burr ald cots, iODlSci tub wisnol, ~ DHo,
pulled ~ Dglc,
CArrLE-Gojd 10 choice butohcrs, 81 81 $500,
fair, 500 0lOJ, oonm1n, $500 0i7i, StoitoJ
an feeders, $500 IS, yoTllnsi aud ciyoi
S2- tSb
HOGS Solicited butchr4 sl5) DL75; fair /,
good piokIng 81 liOl,0 ,0 far 10 goo llyit 81 ~
ltl iii common, $50 pil, oulls, s3.2j pjio,
SllEEp--ConnDn " fair, 81 ~ 0lOJi glllD
chose, ~, 70 $50, sprin{ lanDh $500 Dl0l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
NEWS sREWTIes
Nutahsiied and Narrowed Down for Con
denssd PeruaaI.

Nutshoheu ana Narrowou boWn TOT Oon
denssd Psrusai.
Lghtnlng struck the barn OF David Hanna
In Champaign county, o., and the building
including 1900 bushels OF wheat farming
implements and three horses, was burned.
The case against William Rowe, indicted
at Eaton, o., jointly with Mrs Laura ed
dlna for the murder OF her husband, wa
nolled at the request OF the prosecuting at
torney
In quarrel at Muirs Station, KY, DO
tween Albert Pency aud Emmett EdwArda
the former struck and split the latters skull
with an adz, besides inaicting horribl,
gaSh on his shoulder
Gen Logan has written a letter 10 Col
Fred, Grant protesting against the selection
OF Central park as the burial place OF Con
Grant At Warrington mass meeting o.
citizens was held for tho same purpose,
Director General S, II, Buck, OF ths New
Orleans Exposition company, having beef
appointed postmaster, has resigned, and Col
Glenn, late supervising inspector at thh
port, has been elected 10 al the vacancy.
Secretary Whitney, In letter 10 the as
higneea OF John Roach, suggests meeting
OF the attorney general and himself Will
those gentlemen 20 decide upon some ar
rangement for action OF tho government In
the matter
Eghty,seven horses belonging 10 tho
Payne Avenue Street railroad, OF Cleve
land, were poisoned with oroton OIL Thre,
have died, and tho suiferlngs OF the romain
der arc terrible No arrests have been made,
but an investigation is being made,
The community In the vicinity OF otsego
Muskngum county, Ohio, are very indig
nant over the elopement OF Mrs Waters, 4
married woman with three children, with
Henry Bradford, heretofore reputabl,
farmer, who leaves wife and four chill
dren.
At Rising Fawn,, Ga, r. A. Chadwick,
postmaster, placed an American flag at half
mast on a telegraph pole M q token OF Bor.
row for the death OF Gen. Grant During
the night tho flag was torn down, Tho flag
was again hung out and Chadwick guardot
II all night with shotgun.
By the arrest OF John Peters In the noun
talns back OF Kitanning, Pa, and William
Mccoy, In Cleveland, o. the celebrated
HaEleton gang OF deSperadoea, who have
worked the Mahoning valley for lonl
time, 10 completely broken up the other
now serving terms In the penitentiary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
A DnYnAinlnd YIllnne.

PAms, July 20, Private nows from the
village OF MontOgudo, in tho province OF
Boria, 100 miles north Of Madrid, statcs that
In eight days there have been $40 deaths
from cholera and 800 remain III, out Of q
population Of 800 persons The greatest
CONSERVATION has been caused by this extra.
ordinary death rate, which IL moro severe
than In any provions case during tho pros
snt epidemic. Even the highest village
officials orc forced 10 bury their own dead
m no aoxtons remnin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
I,lIiallnrg.

ara.A market very qulcti Corn yellow shcllcd
blDSlc. high mixed, % tbii, mixed "a Oiloi
yellow oar, q Dl Q, high mixed % Gjg1o, mix.
ed 81 Dbgc Whcati long berry red, Sl,0i o
100, Fulth SiOlD 20 I No, ., Sl0lOl0lj North.
Western spring, 5 ,OJbl,l Il nov ollO ofero NJ
81 OalsIu d fair inquiry No, 2 white, 40 ODilo;
No ., - 40, mixed, aiOj0c Barlc saloi
nominal, choppng, % gibo, West 'rn iOD1so,
Cattle du and wcak at decline Of from iOo, 70
2Jc. from last weeks prcrs receipts A, ,lJl hea d,
ahpmrnts, TO shsal, an Sunday \ car loads.
lloga active and arm, phIladclphias si,7iDtSi I
YorAurs, sl,ijti 10, receipts 0,JO0 head, shp.
mentA 5000 head, Sheep dun and unchangt d.
wocpia, !, 800 hpad, shipments, ,2JJ head,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Financial panio.

DUBLIN, July 30 Tho Bank Of Ireland
announced its decision 10 refuse financial
aid 10 tho Munster bank. The proposition
submitted 10 tho Bank OF ireland was for 10
advance avc hundred thousand pounds,
which sum II was believed would DO mn.
nIont ~ enable the Munster BANK 20 reautno
ino refusal OF Tue punk OF liu,uilu :, ,ul
tho assistance asked has precipitated pu a,
In tho financial circles Of Cork and Dublin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations Of tho stock, Produce and Cat
Ito MnrltetA, July 49,

ITO mhiholh July No'
NEw YoWG, Money pvr coat Exchange
quiet Governments firm
Currency sxet l2ilS bli fouri, coupon lg2l
bid; fourand'ahafs, il24 bid,
Tue stock market was strong al th' opening
this morning, first prices showing Rgln OF = u
lspr cent, gun orally, with Lake Shore up ant
New Yord Central y but Jersey Conral was un
changed ani Pacific Mail d lower lmmedIat 'lJ
after the opening there was o slight advance, bul
this was soon checked and q general decline sci
In, accompanied by considerable activity, during
which prices fIl from Y 10 4 per cent, lod by
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific This wal
checked about 10 $50 aud rally occurred, carry
lng prices 10 within small fractions OF opening
quotations Shortly berore II o'clock another
decline occurred aud price fell 10 the Lowest
point Of the morning generally, Missouri Pacat
has been o1nsp.cuously weak 10 Ing per cent,
white Jurscy Central was notably strong, gained
~ per cent, Al II o'clock the market Is duh aud
Wsalf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Tho spnnlsh Treaty,

PARis, July 20. Tho dispatches regarding
the abandonment OF negotiations for th,
American commercial treaty with spnit
wero absolutely Incorrect The adjourn.
ment OF the Spanish Cortos was the signal
for renewed activity in tho negotiations, no
cordug 10 reliable authorities In the foreign
Office No interruption has since occurred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

CATTLE Choice 10 extra shipping ~ 600
bsbi oounon to fair, 81 0O pi l0i etooEor1 AMI
feeders, SlitIpi lbi Texans SaOO ~ 10,
HOuS.-Falr W good, 500 " 90, mixel paot
inly Al ~ u -, choice heayy, 81 ~ ~ 10,
SHEEP Common, ss0o 0lOO, good W oholoe,
Qyp5 glO0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

ToRoSro, Ont, July 20, --Advlces from
tho country near London, Ontario, report
an invasion OF grasshopperS nearly as bad Al
that which has been heard Of In connection
with Kansas. Crops arc sulfering severely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
Now York.
wuEAr-No. iwa,tC, 70 ,D,LOo Il No, . rcd,

wHEAr--No, lwnlto, w aDyLO) Il No, = rcd,
CoRS-MEcd western, " 6ja so futures, az
OAfS-W -Weatoru, 40 Dbi 10,
CATTLE. 81 10 DO ~ por 100 lba live weight,
HOGS a ~ Db, 10 per 100 lbs,
SHEEP 70 GA 70 per 100 lbs, llyo weight.
COTTON Quiet, Mldlllny uplanis, 1896 do
tonOar, v D5o, October, pOioi November, DbSoi
December, 1880,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

DUBLIN, July ay,-Ths corporation Of Che
city Of Dublin voted 10 present Hon. PatricA
A. Collins, of Boston, tho freedom Of thu
city. The gentleman will avail himsslf OF
lkhst honor SOMA tms In Ausust
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

20 tK-Steadyi Prime ness eastern At SSsi do
western Ia
LARD--spot and July As; August, and
bepJnm Iur Jas Ad
WlIEAf-Ncw No, a.winter at o, lid do sprIal
Atsl 4
FLOUk-.H
coRS-spot at u Sdi August, G7di Sop
lgiuu.r. A I IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30
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sbpaue, \ head.. pnib HAlsinn, " pn..,.,..iUmsu
pOtnto, Nbe .,,,....a3O prunes, ..,.,..Wu : 10
v enberrien " 0t.. Tomatoes, Der can ,,, 10
Annn Imam ~ nl Illl 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

CANTON, ono, July Both
rht following Will be found correct quotations. lia a.
Of tho retail pfoe 10 onpnnmerp " inc nriiceo named
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

Flour, " vssoh . ntt 90 UorD Meal, ssch -. .2bc
nuctwbcat Flour,W n 40 uAt mcsl pcr ID ........b
srahnm Flour v scs.. no hvrty. Wot...."..T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-30

vAsIOr hhAaiL mARKNT,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06

er's sale in Clark county. and many day
will intervene before another as favorable
opportunity tn purchasers will be presented.
The aggregate cash appraisrment Is nearly
$4,000. The property is cheap at that
amount. Ii must sell for two-thirdS of the
apprai-ement. If more Is not offered.
For description. by metes and bounds. see
Daily and Weekly GLoBE-REPUBLIC of
Thursday.
This property will be- sold on an order is
sued from the L. :. court at Cincinnati.
The terms are very liberal. being one
third cash, and the remainder in two equal
annual payments, secured by mortgage on
the property sold. and bearing per cent.
interest
Any desired information will be cheer
fully given by the attorney in the case, A.
II. Gillett, at his Office, No. 81 = 5. Lime
stone street, or the master. f.. c. Coffin.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06
ROUSE & PARSONS, NO. 26 SOUTH MARKET ST.

Farms and city Property in Clark County.
Public sale will be made on Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday. December :.
and .. of the real estate hereafter mem
toned.
on Monday farm of l45 acres. near
H"ckmans Mills. at l O'Clock p. M, will he
offered on the premises.
On Tuesday a farm of o6S acres near Ca
tawha Station. will be offered on the prem
ises al 10 o'clock a. m.
These are both very desirable farms.
and, to enable persons with limited
capital to purchase. have been sub-divided.
the first farm into nine, and the second into
three lots. A better opportunity Ia buy
small tract of good land has never been
offered in this county.
For plates of these farms. showing size
OF lots. etc. see large posters at all public
places in the county.
On Wednesday the city property will be
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06

offered at the hours and place, men
Toned. At ten o'clock the elegant dwelling,
and the fine large lot upon which
it stands. at the northeast corner of Lime
stone and Clifton streets. Springfield, Ohio:
At II o'clock a let 20 feet front by l65 feet
deep, with two brick houses thereon. just
west of the Universalist church. on West
Washington street. At 1 o'clock three
vacant lots at the northwest corner of Ken
ton avenue and East street. At2 o'clock
two lots on East Patton street. between
Clifton avenue and Pearl street. At 3
o'clock the large lot with brick dwelling
thereon at the northeast corner of Center
and Washington streets. and at o'clock a
81 acre tract on East Main street.
Remember that the farms and each tract
of city property will be offered on the
premises. at the hour and on the days above
stated. Never has SO much first-class real
estate been offered at a master commission
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06
LOCAL BREWTleS.

Captain DUify. "i the Central engine
house. i spending sunday at his old home
in Bcllhruuk
W L. Duke and wife, "f West Mulberry
street. will leave the city Monday next, IN
visit t. friends in Kansas.
Yesterday afternoon the mayor hned
Maggie Beard - and costs Tor diSurierly
conduct and Robert Walcon i and costs
f"r being drunk.
Mr. Ben Buckingham left Wednesday TO
spend the winter al jacksonville. Florida.
He was accompanied ~ far aS Cincinnati
hN pr. pm"ud
Last evening the police were instructed Ia
continue vigorously the work Of compelling
merchants 10 keep their sidewalks clear Of
boxes. beer kegs etc.
An unknown man firel a pistol shortly
before midnight last might in the railroad
Yards near Linden avenue. lie was chased
a couple nf blocks by officer Delac, but
made his escape.
Last evening Officer FurniSs was trans
ferred from the patrol house Ia Officer
Mills heat. the latter taking Officer Boyds
place al the patrol house. and Boyd taking
the place vacated by Fulniss.
Nicklas last night on charge of petit lar
ccuy. lie is accused ot stealing pair of
pruning shears from otto DIick. foreman in
the blacksmith shop of the Knife and Bar
Works
Harry Odenhaugh, plain drunk was
arrested last night 10y Officer FurniSS. The
search AT the station house discovered a
pistol ON his person. and a charge of carry
ing concealed weapons was also placed
against his name.
Last night when the hook and ladder
truck broke down al the corner of Main and
Market streets. drunken man advanced
from the crowd and attempted Ia start the
horses. He was promptly arrested and
proved TO he Bill Smoot, of Champion
avenue
Last evening Deputy Marshal Charles
Potee was engaged aS regular assistant to
Marshal Hughes. Captain Bddle Boggs re-
firing. Mr.. Potee has already rendered
very efficient police service and in his new
position will have better chance TO dis
play his abilities.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06

NJ EDIUM PRICED
Shoes and Slippers.

and wnge
is
of oesof
at party
will look respectable than epce
They all styles
o envnedt to heseg
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06
PEOPLES COLUMN.
WANTED

For three-liur advertisement one day. lSc
one week, Soc Each additional line one DAY
So; one week. lsc'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06
FOR RENT,

nor RENT-Brick house of six rooms. pleas
4 antly located. All convenlences. Enquire
s3 stanton avenue. 2t2t'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-06

Having secured the New York markets the past three
weeks we have purchased from importers and tanactur
srs their Samples and odd Lots to clear at wonderfully
Low prices for cash.
We Now Have on Sale Over 1000 CIoaks,
Away Down in Price.
Nswmarksts it Seal Plush BoucIe Cloths and Beaver
CIoaks we sold for S6 we now sell for 425. So Nswmaes
for S. $40 Newmarkets for and in like proportion
expensive goods.
Short Wraps we have an immense variety from the
lowest price to the finest.
Novelty Brocades that sold at $50 and $50 we new
soil for 80 and some as low as 8.
Seal Pushes have all Styles and Sizes from sI650
to45
But the greatest Of all our Bargains is REAL SEAL
SKIN sAC0UEs, WARRANTED B,sT LONDON DYES. La
dies want of such should call and these goods and
from $50 to IS in Cloak. Quality guaranteed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-10
PASSENGFRS

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohens Bluff and
landings-Mrs w J Lawton, Miss NJ Lawton,
} Evans Martin, 5 Davis, } 4 Lee, L Nc
hthin, II G Greene, and 10 deck.
Per steamship Gate City. for Boston
w Silver and wife. o W Richardson, Mics
NJ schimmerh0rn, F C Wilson and wife. Mrs
leighton and children. Miss Ada Leighton,
Miss l. Leighton. J 0 Munroe and wife, John
Wilson, Nellie sullivan, Miss Mary Flint, j 7
Drown, Miss Drown, G Currer and wife. II O
Lathrop and wife, w x Phillips. Mrs u Man
son, w e Type, Dora } Type, NJ ISIS NJ E Bills,
Mrs L Ellis, w A Willis and wife, 5 NJ Tit
comb and W fe, nj f Sawyer and wife, L S
Upham, G Nj Howe. T l. Schuneman and wife,
Mrs Richings, Mrs c L Adams, DR. j Gurn-
ing. Lynch, W ii Potter. w l. Potter Il l.
Kicker, Maggie Mahoney, Emma Sweeney.
Nellie Willis, Mrs rney, } e Smith. J
Sleiger, L b Chapman, G l. Stowel. J c
COmbe, N SpeimaR, Annie Rogers, A Stct-
son, LeFav0rer, A A Nickerson ir, j Camp
bell, A Hood, Mrs M A Wood. w A Lee, G
Mcneil, r Evans. j Rogers. } J Shields, d
ID Fish, Cookley, Wheeler A Spear, Z
II Lord, Susan sheppard, Clapp, J W Ken
nedy, A Very, 6 c Cunningham, f Byran,
r Davis. Jennie Brown. smith, & steven
son. Miss Kate Flynn, Miss Z smith. J r
Gallon, M Devine, j W Willis. Jas L Clapp.
Cassie DOugherty, Rose Mckinney. Mrs b
Brady, Bridget Buckley, j w Mckinney. S II
Young. r W Trim, Jos Leylns, f NJ Decatur.
) NJ NlckersOn, F A Cole, A 4 Whitman, Jno
Kerr, G W 1hbbets, A w CLARK. r D0wd, ID
Perry, A Bowling, Harding. c Il Clark.
A w Fewberg, Dow, NJ Buckley. A He'd
din. ii Dummen, + LeDuc, h A Wheeler, J
klng' b McSherry, II g Alien, O'Connor, p
DunleYy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-10
CONsIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April 9-FOrdg Once, S, + Il w Ry, } Schlcy
a Il Champion Kennedy b, Woodbridge &
II, Lee Roy Myers, II Myers & Bros, NJ Ferst
4 Co, A Mendel & Bro, Smith Bros Il Co, w j
Lindsay, ID b Lester. A Leifler, Il Il Casses
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, April 9-FOrdg ONCE. NJ Y Henderson
Einstein's Sons, NJ Ferst & Co, Meinhard
Bros Co, Myers & BrOg w G Jackson. p
9 Bacon n Co. Bacon, j Il Co.. McDonOugh &
co, Z Ii Dorsett, j J. Dekle, + h Cheatham
SolomOns Co, GOldstein ii, Lippman Bros
Byck & 5, W ID Simkins, Dale, W & Co, Pal
Prenty, Reppard & Co. r b Cassels, NJ Jack
son, ID Graham, Sallie Robinson, Z l. jones'
Z Abrahams Co, Lee Rey MYERS, S Guck-
enheimer q son, Meinhsrd Bros & 90, NJ }
Doyle, HOlcOmbe, g q Co, A Falk Il Son, +
Cooper. r Loven & Son, Smith Bros & Co, O
Cohen a Co, Hanley, II solomon Il Son, NJ
policy sonW " Gordon 4 CO, Ellis. II Il 60,
Peacock. II Co, Jno Flannery Il Co, Ii
Farley, ID Dancy, Bogart n H..
Per Central Railroad. April 9-EOrdg Agt,
Wilder q Co, W w Gordon 4 Co, + NJ Farley,
II 81 Conner g. Co. Jno Flannery 4 Co, Warren
4 a rutherford & f, J r Williams, A b Hun.
w Z jackson, r p Bond, W j Lindsay. w ID
Dixon, Branch n G, 5 Guckenheimer q Son. j
Hougland, II Solomon Il Son, Ohlandar Bro,
L west x Co. Cohen, Jas Ray. Ludden Il b,
Boley Son, LippmaD Bros, Is Cubbedge,
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