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MOSQUITOES IN AIAS,r,

There are mosquitoes in ALL,
recent traveller in that Dart au' sara g. A A
'.'nped for some days on tbo r. :. l
river near Lake Skelol,o os -.Vii'i
. inc outlet and of all the noi1o,,a ,lon u
PERSISTENT 'insatiahle pests that eve,. louS I;
FOUND there in the form Of ,,,',-- - I.eu' ",
"nu black flies. The moson;to" oo'l u''oS
SenDle oo those ve have East %,,. re-
,porIeSpond with everything oIso G"' 10
. luLu OF wonders, they are bn;It ;" 'li"t
hoi Iluon grander scale. They have on 'l "
DoScis that will wager coIld In pro-
Imu 1,,I ohop hole through the i' hiaa saw
nun uiIo IN less time than the most e or,.l ol
%iiu . "Die-bodied Jersey mosonit" "a peri
SaP tnP 'h9 e. cutiele of throe.montro IouiG u, !
ILL., Inc moment the Alaska mosn,,;. G.u
a,S IT' On You, you begin to ;toI, "l'O
tpa4 s%eii =, His bite on me was SO poian,a. l ana
'.;.I. uli's after my first hours eroos;a aoGaous
t ".'ii nm was taken to cam, m n ''lce
% IUr TWO days was unable to oct ~, a,o,,ll ana
- lne indian who was with me lo'.nu h',;
o5 oJile native herb which had n ,,,,,,i Ille'
Of ii u; ana "a, annointed me with some 1ns 15;n5
o,ro Nv ol' IAe smoke kept the mosoni.O lail,'
w.: Wy irom me and the oil remova5 lbs 40
i,';, p9,Soh, The natives do not sao'l, 81 'ile
mind these pests. W "o' seem to
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but this little affair has procipitated

but this little affair has precipitated
matters little"
After we We're all again en- route, hav-
ing left word at the next station as to
the disposition of the outlaws bodies,
the pseudo Mr.. Smith informed us that
the scrwling prisoner was one William
Hardy, with a dozen aliases, whom he
Dennison Hunt the then best known
detective in England had followed
from Liverpool to the very heart of
South Africa, reward of a thousand
pounds having been offered for his ap-
prehension rs principal in great Lon
don bank robbery.
But never thought 1 should be the
means Of helping you two agents to
your lost property, said Mr.. Smith, as
We nlighted in front Of the Diggors'
Errr1at at Wellington, four days later.
And, to his credit be it said, the detec
tive would not accept penny of recon-
peuse from either of us. 1.-The excite
ment Of the little scrimmage' was
enough, he said rs we shook hands ut
parting.
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SUGAR by ELECTRICITY.

An entirely new process for refinino
sugar, electricity being the agent EN-.
ployed, is one of the latest discoveries
II the half that is claimed for it be trna
it IS also one of the most important that
has been made III the last half of tbis
century. The process is said to no a
dry one throughout, DISPENSING alto
gethcr with boiling and the use of bone
black. 1t is claimed that no svrun wbo+
ever IS produced, the whole nroduo+
being hard sugar of nearly, if not onito
absolute purity namely, 100 per cent
cane sugar, per analysis. This rcsnIt
has been obtained from the lowost
grades, the pmcels treated ranrip,, al
the way from ten pounds to over n to,,
IN weight. The refined sugar Is OH
tanned within four hours from tba +ir,,
the machinery is set in motion and a.
process Is continuous, the output of fine
sugar being kept up so long os tba raw,
material is fed i'll and the mocbi,,o,,.
kept Iii motion. The cost of the n,ooon,
IS almost ridiculously low, beino. cot -
not more than eighty cents nor 10"
with guarantee that the loss will nat
be greater than about one-bolf of -
per cent. The cost of the requisite n,o- m
chinery' including power and apparatus
needed to put the sugar into bornaiS
and the buildings required to incloao
I. the works. is estimated to be obont
SloO'OOO; IN England, for an outnnt ot
hours. "'ii'y -lour
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A FLAMING CIIARJOT.

Says the Lincoln New Journal: Ono
OF the most unique adventures that eve,
came to our attention was related bv
John Nanderveer. who came in last
night. John works the road for Va,
Brunt Thompson & Co., of Council
Bluffs, and yesterday took a team and
buggy to drive from Crete over to Dor
chester. He is addicted to the weed tbe
moral of this story will be found n
strong one against the tobacco habit
and beguiled the tedious hours of the
drive by putting a fragrant Havana.
The top of the buggy was down and he
dld not know of the combination which
the breeze and his cigar had formed
against him until the smell of burnino
leather caused him turn around. when
he discovered that the infammable
buggy top was iii brisk blaze He
stopped and tried to put the fire ont
butsucceedeGin doing nothing but burn
ing his fingers badly. He then got a
wrench and attempted to take the ton
of the buggy, but he could not work it
Finally in despair he jumped into the
buggy and laying whip to the team di-
rected his efforts toward keeping the
flame in the back part of the vehicle bv
rapid motion. The people that met him
gave him the road without quarreling
for half, and the farmers along his route
dropped their lines and started at the
vision Of the flaming chariot in Open
mouthed astOnishment He finally
pulled into Dorchester with all the
leather top burned off and the bows
burned in two. As a spectacular enter
ta nment it was success, but he saws
the wear and tear ON the finances and
nerve are So great that he couldn't be in
iuced to repeat it.
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COST OF CROWNS.

Royalty is an expensive luxury.
What arc called the civil lists are quoted
for the various kingdoms and empires,
and th"J amount to very pretty sum
German is the dearest, with an outlay
OF aboLt $l1OOOOO0 Greece the
cheapest with about $4,000; Great
britain, the model for all constitutional
government costs about $4,000 600. 1t
must he remembered, however that
thcs allowances, or crown revenues. are
prettey nearly all expended ut home,
moreover, that the expenditure is not
within the direct PERSONA control of the
sovereign. Queen Victoria, for instance.
haf personal control of about $500, O00
all the rest being in charge OF certain
high officers, SO that the disbursements
take the shape Of pub -ic expenditure for
the honor and dignity of the crown.
In some instances. royal revenues SO
called, are largely drawn from crown
lands which are not seldom the prop
erty OF the monarch, either inherited or
otherwise acquired, while in other cases
the property may be said to be.ong to
the nation, although the present revenue
goes to the support of some princolv
person, as III case of mining lands in
Cornwall, held by the Prince Of Wales.
which are not only his officially, with
out power of alienation, but are held
and worked by the nation. Whether.
on the whole, II fairly-managed monar-
chlcal revenue is SO very much more
costly than our republican revenue. de-
pends on the spirit Of the people. and
on the multiplication of useless offices.
1t would be IL laborious task to make a
comparative examination, bat perhaps
the republican government of France is
not much less costly III its people than
the imperial governments of Russia
Germany or Austria.
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A Happy Secret.

stream that long had flowed unknown
Beneath my life, burst suddenly
To light, and glad with stainless blue.
Its happy secret sparlSled forth
IN golden-geamlng, murmurOus waves,
It's low song rippled through my thought,
And all the common ways of life
Were touched with dreamful tenderness.
The young, fresh green that frlnged the streets,
Clear, sudden bird songs, trllling high
Above their din, and purest blue
Around the slowly melting pearl
Of morning clouds, by spells unknown,
Their subtitle sweetness interfused
With something beautiful and strange
That softly stirred within my heart.
knew not how or whence it came,
But felt 1t touch the hidden chords
OF shrinking Joy and blissful pain.
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GBe Smprra Gimes,
SMYRNA, DeI.,
"Wednesday Afternoon, July 90, 1885.
oHuRcH sERNIcEs-

AsBURY METHODIST Observation-Disclosures
ing at 1917 Am. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday School
9A.Mand2P.M. Prayer Meeting-Thursdays at
7%P.M. Rev. j. B. Quigg Pastor.
ST. PETERS PROTESTANT MISUNDERSTANDING
~ A NJ Sunday SchoOl-2 P. NJ Prayer
Meeting, Wednesdays at ~ P NJ. Rev. Vim.
b. Gordon Rector.
MISUNDERSTANDING Preaching at lOI5 A. NJ.
and ~ P. NJ. Sunday SCHOOL, r. N. Prayer
Meedng-Fridays at ~ p NJ kew 4.
Umsted, Pastor.
ST. POLYCARP CATHOLIC CHURCH.-SecOnd and
Fourth Sundays of every month, at 10 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. Rev. Geo. 5. Bradford. Pastor
CENTENNIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL tColOredl-
Sunday-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ and ~ p. NJ.
Sunday School, P. NJ. Rev. b. y. Rldout
Pastor
A. NJ. E. -Sunday-Preaching at IUJ5
A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday SChOOl-215 r. NJ
Rev. Seth W. Smith, Pastor.
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t,, NV loEk tHlLADEIPHIA * Nopt,,,,-
i "ESStS leave philadelphia -; t'AiiRoA J.
'3 > 4lH llIn y. m. daily ieav, Bi,ii H. III. week
ana If ~ ~ III W llaihgtun SD a m VI :, 100
mar ri T. ~. HAlly, stopping nj Do,or ~, nay VA
Uarrin,5Siur" Sur"IiH and al Middletowu i1,iu Cie HeI-
Wii,n'ii,stn!, ana SeatOrd To leave aytoh.
gers for Delmar '' 'i' l" take on paSSen-
and n oo"Hd trains leave nclmar 10 no 81,
i' y. NJ! week days Dover / ~ " IN ually
~ T. III III arriving at Wilmington = W a. m and
pm u, haIllmore Gij a m ana ~ d. m and
NJ, Iii l'iiia oo Il. m ana ION nm T. ll'' ana
r,i ,.-, .''Ntt accommodation Trims -
CnstIN"" az N.l" A. NJ and So % !, NaNe W III
Tb q" ~, - - A. NJ. AMI 455 p NJ NN"'t New
sto,s'N,, - =" y m train from pbi.a,,,.
mipt' q, 'NeW castle 20 leave paSssn,,r l'illN also
far TH;"r ,u or points North or TO ta1 nom VIII
'ol lolhtS south Of Delmnr " '"Ne passengers
for CIaUtoAA BRANCH TRAlNS-Ieayo s,,..-..
- NY ton - SS3 3 80 and II 0= smyrna
7Si sgi ~ az r. NJ Leave CLAYTON g., - - 40
754 p. NJ Ito l. NJ, l.5i, 4.25 1 81 'arS
ware 1;it, 'I9NS,-At pSi-At Porter. with NewsrL en-,
Anne,SS i t.aidrood. A. Townsend In ~ Dela-
a 1'hN SS Nent Railroad At Clnvton - I'm queen
Rs,. ID !eake Railroad and Bnltin,c' W - nieiaware
MSrvialIr viSailIrQaI At Harrington vi,b ~ Il IDelaware
Canibri,5ju i,ju " irginia Railroad A. - fc'aWare,
New V"Sc Vl,Sc % Seatord Railroad A. ESIiloEd' with
Poc,r"IN' n"IN' fhiladelphia 4 NorC,iE TvSilnar v with
CIit e,iilhSnla Railroad 'O" "
]. R. WONnnA nnAS. - T. PUGH. General Nto,,.
~ "OOD' General Passenger agoIt a. manager.
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One day good policeman
pom Market Street did see
fellow who was dancing
Happy as man could be-
iWo words. while he was dancing
From his lips he Oft left ftIl
And they had a world of meaning
fuF these words were Tower HALL
Men ana boys had gathered round him.
Inc policeman bade them GO
Then he told the fellow dancing
hat the meaning he would know
VI IN, caPerS on Tie pavement.
Ana he wish 'd To know his nnmc-
lower HAIL WIS all his answer
TO each question twas the same
said the officer, " He's crazy!
Hes lunatic aStray:
To a magistrate IN take him.
And see what he will say"
before the magistrate arriving
lie was asked. Where do yuu livc"'
TOWER HALL" he still madt. answer
ana no other WOuli he give
He Is crazy" said his Honor:
lhough 50 nicely he is clad
VIII ask him now question
A!'d commit him c he's mad -"
MMeIe ana You buy your clothng?'
lower HALL he said again
Nuu re- discharged. ." replied hi, Honor.
That prOJCS that yOu arc Squf ~
H. very righteous verlctr
Was the prisoners reply
judge" you see, Went to the Tower
Just a suit of clothes to buy:
And got the suit now on me
Al price. in cash. SO small
AiiHt V"ulu NOT keep from dancing
Nor from shouting Tower Hall
our excuse is all sufficient"
9dld ms Honor: 90 and shout!
Alli, IL Yen feel like dancing.
on have leave to dance il out
shall 90, myself to the Tower
ANA shall purchase there a rig
men; ON Market street I'll meet YOU
And we both will dance a Jig
HIGH qualities, Low prices and REIIARIF oar
nehl> are the legitimate inducements offered To
purchasers at 'NN "
TOWER HALL,
'l8 and 520 Market ST., PhiIadcIDhia. by
GARITEE, MASTEN & ALLEN.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MORNING STAR LODGE No. g. l. 0. 0. F.--Mccts
every Friday evening, at 715oclock.
Mcdonnell ENCAMPMENT, No. 2,IO.O.F.-JcrtS
Second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month, at ~ o'clock.
HARMONY LODGE, No. l3. A. F. a. M.-Meet, First
and Third Thursday evenings OF each month
at ~ o'clock.
aMfhNA OoNCLANE No A., ORDER or llEPTAsopHs.
-MeetSevery Wednesday evening al u %0'rlork
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JOS, |. BECKETT, Agent,
Hay Fever

Is attended by an in
famed condition OF
the lining membrane
OF the nOstrils, tear
ducts and throat. af.
fecting the lungs. An
acrld mucuS is Sc
creted, the DISCHARGE
IS accompanied with
Il burning sensation
Ihere are severe
spasms Of sneezinv.
frequent attacks of
headache, ,watery and
lnhamed eyes. Elv's
Cream Balm is a real
cure for this disease
and can be depended
upon.
a particle applied !
able To Use. Price 50
send for circular. f
OWegO. y y
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Wall Paper and Window Shades.
lO4I KENT JUUApY 1884.
Mutual Insurance Co.
DOVER, DEL.

lhSuicS against loss Ly fire issuing uutnaI ,oli
uIes @ HllIy under which payments are made an
nuAiIy H. advance during membership and on
Seaains 70 DC meHbeis Whatever remains unex
PcmIeu hIler paying losses expenses and diyi.
uenuS e Is returned, thereby furnishing insursnc,
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Notice 10 Smyrun Nb;nnors

, All Heavy Freight intended To be hauled 10
h,t scat by our Teams should be reported nt our
O'.'t uie hiShi previous 10 departure cd Boat
Any small Packages should be rt.,ortr1 ~ ,l.s
once at least two hours before Boat starts
tatiOn Company.
j. f. TIGERT, Pre>t
W q. PIERCE. Secy and rrea'r
OFFICES { No. T. : delaware Ayeup4 T,,iia
and smyrna pel ''''"
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AGENTS.:
ANDhE" >. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo. w. Williams Nclrqrk r II nm, t,...,.,,,
Geo b. Money Del Cify IcnUcj IT. it'jo al
\ r. IJl,,,o'ey J,y lOtO'st"d. John ". UOOttu Laurel
4. JdekSOR Jr CdmdeB N n D,a''i lain,' ''3e'yOrd
D. b. ARdersOn Fre,ferica fo,rn ''''''''y' "eO'ge-
Reynear Williams Milford .Jn,ges Bo,,Je. ,t,y,o.,
w. ~ SteueRs0n felton, n y li,o@g,,,,H1 H1taoH'
CJ Liarringtoh Fdrming Snsseyr y''"'O"' J'' '0'0ef
tOH
jeremiah r. FIeicher, Prcst0n, Md 'S''' N4'''
r. +. HaH0lOay. Berlin. lfd " H''
Wm' q. Dickinson POcomoke city, Nd.
All bus mess communications should be addressed
to
WM. DENNEY, See'y,
March t. 1888 DovFp mr.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railru.:
DELAWARE DIYISInN

ON and after May 2lth lss5 SUNDAYS excer,,.,l, ,
trains will leave as follows: NSeI''H'
NoETHwAPD
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Still Alive! E.!
New and Secondhand
Carriages.

The subscriber calls the attontio, oc H.. T..
@ @heel oi carriages, new or second hand tbot ba
mas mas Il large stock in the factory which viii hc
foiu s very Close There is i'm the stock some very
uie pt MoIk-c3hSlStlng of side bars Jump-seatS
fhetonS and End.Springs Also RpIoirino'
promptly done and in the best manner.
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LOWber'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN

ne opular IIouseboIJ P~-----.-I--.
cans Wiz j,s We have used your FsroiI,. physi
commend TIh great success in our family cen re-
DySenter1. Traa a. u safe cure for Cholera WSrhus
may - ly
s-Iowbeslsoo bssoT r,S Of N. E. Church. Iewjsieyn Del
Sold bS norm nnorm zenges-pleasant. "a ie. sure
y druggists and Medicine Beaier.
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D
=, E"thfW'S Ln"'i"1. H1G5Gjhiq
M"''aN ., at BPM Tuesday " IN .lsI
Mci"'>d"N .. Thursday e.. IN JPN
FIlduy Z. saturday ~.
Monday 10. 2l2" Tuesday n. ="
" .'jnc>'.ay r. 81" Thursday l3
FRIDAY u. saturday u. AN
saturday ID, " Monday IL.
Ltdre Hemings LaaaAg, hoar latlr
- Hack leaves smyrna about 81 hour b,..,r,
ne Boat starts
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Freight received IN Phiu13phiu oo T.c,-
dayS. T"rsdnp. INIT N4tor,}ay, ortl
teGr'Hg tDr.
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FOrliIy the body avain-t d'---- ~
flying all its fluids with NI>faau ii....-
Do ImVigOrnIce ID NlnMl.L.-. q

ulates the torpid Liver and k...-. .....-.
the blood Of all impurities iu lttt .- t-
vlgor 70 the frame, ard carrv.i- -.l.f .-s. -..-
ana OF CalOmel or other lAlnela.-. all I......l.
matter from the system. IL is easy .f f.. ..-
tration, prompt in action, and ce....a D.. ..-
results
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Abstract Of Statement. Issa.

Receipts for the Year 1SSS e+co,oo
Dividends Paid ." e''' alt''9Sii'Oi
fald Members on Withdrawai-.. D SSo %
Dec. 81 1883 l05 8I9 ~
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equal to DR.. j. WALrEI.- y 1871.
It will speedily rI4a... f..... t..
matter with which it. p.,..- a.
same time stimulaiiI !, t.- se.r.'. .f-. ~.
and generally restoring the Aea.j-y .......-
the nire-iIN. nrruIa.
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great BloOd Puriicr N
RIIIous, temIttent. Int-------..----N

ldIldl Ec!cr7 are prevalent tLf.It t...
States, particularly in the yu...- ~ u.- 81
rivers and their vast tributari.- q u..t.tt r.. -
and Autumn, especially during ...- .. ..-
heat and dryuc-s.
These EcVers gre iTv.r--I. = ,-----..----.- - =
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AHtsC FcVefs are IuNUrII- \ NJ IT-T--T n n
extensive arrangements OF t.. -rl#. ...-
bowels. IN their treatment, \ p..--. ... .....
apDwcrtul influence upon these oa-..- .- ...-
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TIL. STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT."
ATTCsU-F.

Smyrna RothwelTs Iard.ns. ,,ad r,r, O.
Pncr Street Wharvr-. PhiMdc.rl:a.
rs f,ll,;ls.
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No other medicine known 50 ena-.-.,..
purges the blood Of dceI-scated di-,a-+-
Millions bear testimony O. ..- v-
derfu curative effects.
IL II a purely Vegetable Pr.l.-.t-.- -
made from the native herbs and roots 0f 4 III.
the medicinal properties of which a.e t..s....-
thcrefrOm without the use Cf A A..aU.'
It removes the cause u disease. a..l .t
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Boilers of Various Sizes
kept on hand or made
at Short Notice.
The WREN PATENT
Crate Bar.

We claim the follow
in@ tor this bar:
LIST. "A saving Of fuel
over the ordinary bar.
2nd.-Surh construc.
ton as will equalizc all
strains resulting rr0ln ex-
pan>inn and contraction,
thus avoiding walping, and
thereby insuring long SER
vice.
3rd.-ThOrough com
huStion offuel. owing to the
large air spaces exposed.
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Dyspepsia or indigestion. Ir.lf..

Pain in the Shoulders. Coughs I.-lt..-
Chest, Pneumonia. Dizziness BAD T......
Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palu.tatl. ~ r
Heart, and hundred other painful .fmito.
are at once relieved by NINfGAF R.-.-
For GnfiammatOry and Car. .-..- I....
atisln, GOut, Neuralgia. Diseases 10 -..
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder the B.t-.-
no equal In these. as ia all cG.l-f ..t.....
eases WALKER 5 VINEGAR BIrIEL- I-- s
its great curative powers in the most o.st.s4 4..
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.gwsp-PeL AdyeT.I.Ins Bureau, 10 Spruce St. NY
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21
Fvarvbodvis rrien,i

The philanthroplsts are not all dead
yet-gide the daily papers. This man
h sacrificing his stock solely for the
public weal--thdt one IL oyerst0cked-
The other never did want 90 make money,
and Is U business merely 10 heip tae
peOple. Anything above my signature
can be depended on-ntB patrons rHi
cerf3fy 10 this. | have made wonderful
reductions in prices, and lchyY | am
candid. J rant the money ant / rant 10
sell more goods. No bUDlbug, no ctOp-irdD.
The public patr0nize me because they get
finer Clothing for less money than they
can elsewhere. have big stock Of fine
dress and business Suits which don't
intend 10 carry Oyer-yOu can get them at
your own price.
No matter what alluring pretext any
body else may set up, / will meet their
price; | Will give you finer Clothing for
less money. Cash traders can invest
advantaRe0usly. / iedBt cash aHd must
haze II; you will want Clothing next
season II not this. lOU icui neUcr see as
low prices again. am ready ~ substan-
tiate every promise.
My stock is % be reduced a. once and
inducements shall not be lacking. Price
aud inspect everywhere, etc, then come
20 me. l win surprise you. SIMON
MITCHELL, 80 BroughtOn street, sign Of
the Golden fd.-Adp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-21
WHERE WE WORSHIP.
Programme of Services at the Churches
To-day

To-day.
st. Johns Church, Madison square,
Rev. Charles II. Strong rector.-Third
Sunday after Trinity. Morning service
and sermon at II O'Clock. Sunday school
at 4;30 p. m. Services on Wednesday
(nativity Of st. John the Baptist at $50
pm.
Christ Church, johnson square, Rev.
Thomas Boone rectOr.-Third Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion at 1880 a..
IN. Morning service and sermon at IL
O'Clock. Sunday school at ) p. m. Even
ing service at 6 O'Clock. Wednesday
(St. John the Baptist's day.. holy COM
munion at 80 a. m. and evening service
at $3.50 O'Clock. Friday, morning prayer
and htany at II O'Clock.
st. Matthew's Chapel, corner Hunting
don and Tattnall streets, Rev. Henry
Dunlop in charge.-Third Sunday after
Trinity. Sunday school at 9:3J a. m.
Morning service and sermon at IL O'Clock.
The remaining services will be announced
at morning service.
Baptist Church, Chippewa square,
Rev. j. +. l.. Holmes, D. D., pastor
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and
s:l5 p. IN. Young mems prayer meeting
at 10 a. m. Sunday school at 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday
at S:15 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Monterey
square, corner Bull and Taylor streets,
Rev. J. W. Rogan pastOr,-Preaching
at II a. m. and p. m. by the pastor.
Young mems prayer meeting at 1915 a.
IN. Sabbath school at p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
Independent Presbyterian Church, cor
ner Bull and South Broad streets, Rev.
|. 5. Il. Arson, ID. D., pastOr.-Usual SER
vices to-day by. the pastor at IL O'Clock a.
m. and O'Clock p. M. Cordial invitation
extended to all.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Ascension, ". S. Bowman, ID. D., pas
tor.-Divine service at II a. IN. and s p.
m, and on Wednesday at 5 p. m. Sabbath
school at 80 p. m. All are invited.
New Houston Street Methodist Church,
II a. m. by the pastor. Sunday school
at 4:15 P. N. Preaching at S:15 p. m.
by Rev. j. B. McGehee..
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Telfair square, Rev. T. I. Christian
pastOr.-Prayer and class meeting at 10
a. IN. Peaching by the pastor at II a. N.
and S:15 p. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Ladies' prayer meeting Monday at 3 p. m.
in the lecture room. Official meeting at
the parsonage at S:15 p. m. Monday.
Prayer meeting at S:f5 p. m. Thursday.
Children's meeting Friday at 4p.m.
Wesley Monumental Church, Rev. W. c..
LoVett pastor.-Preacbing at II a. m. by
Rev. j. B. McGehee and at S:15 p. m. by
the pastor. Sunday school at 5 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:15 p. m.
COLoRED CHURCHES.
second Baptist Church, Greene
square, Houston street.-The pastor,
Rev. A. Ellis, breaches at II a. m. and at
SIP. m. Sunday school at 3 80 p. m. Morn
ing subject: the Sympathy of Jesus"
Evening subject: "The Influence of
Jesus" Strangers always welcome.