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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19

Probably the most interesting character
of this trio which happened here At this
time is Red Cloud. Eighteen Neare ago
he WAS one Of the hsrdcei dshtors against
the whites that roamed the Northwest
When he was not given for his tribe what
he thought ne ought 20 have no marched
ont of the council. gun in hand, and SAY
ing, 81 will not accept. will RELY on my
rifle and the Great Spirit soon he was
heard Of on the war-path, with what sad
result is we'll remembered lie was
hard fighter before the treaty." said
gentleman who knew HIS history we'll
"but he has been as earnestly a man OF
peace since. His part Of the treaty Of
1865 has been we'll kept, much more faith
fully than that Of the government"
ii have come TO Washington said Red
Cloud 20 your correspondent through his
interpreter. as he sat in comfortable
coy room before glowing coal fire and
laid aside an illustrated paper over which
he had been porting, 81 have come to
Washington TO see If we cannot get new
agent appointed. Our agent Mr.. McHil-
/ lcuddy, is bad man. lie treats ue
/ badly and does not allow my people what
they are entitled 70 have. ! have been
complaining Of the matter Tor long time.
but got nothing but promiaes. some time
ago, however. | heard that there had been
a new Great Father elected and there wac
to be a new Secretary. 50 ! Thought l
would come here and lay the matter be
fore them and see If ! could not get the
rights of my people for them, and think
| shall succeed. | have seen the Great
Father and the Secretary and the new In
dian Commissioner, and they All talk kind
TO me. They make my heart good"
He spoke slowly, thoughtully weighing
his words, and accompanying them with
elaborate gestures. lie was dressed in q
respectable auit OF black, with white
"hoiled" shirt. turn-down collar and
black tie, his coat thrown aside. ana ON
his feet beaded moucaHins, watch he.
however, discards when he goea upon the
streets, wearing houta. Ills straight black
hair was well combel and reached pretty
nearly TO his phouldera. There was Among
the signs of civilization observable in MI
Red Clouds personal appearance that
was not especially agreeable This was
his nose. ~ reminds one very strongly Of
the nosp which Washington "ColunolR"
and "Jcdges" display in Washington bar
rooms about the close of a prosperous Hra-
sion. If Red Cloud docs not have fond
nans for frcwater, then That nose ISLANDERS
him. At his side, on small wooden ta-
bic stood n cigar box purity Glled with
tobacco in the native state. lie had Just
been smoking his bricr root Pipe, which
lay in tho box beside bin, aud was soon put
10 active use again by his Interpreter, who
actively filled ~. and set it To going again
as though It was not proper 70 allow it 70
bpo0ua uoul-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19
New ParasoIS.

Last week VIII really be recorded in che an
nails 81 the pArae@ trade. We quoted only r
small part OF the Wesntic selection. They
were bargains appreciated and consequently
quickly disposed -, Che Sc eerA,h sna eN
press being bfoueht into reputation en 7bleu
ne 40 duplicate last week's barfains and the
following additional Inducements;
lot adies BLACK l3r0csde and Lived Para
sola ~ 81, regular price elsew here 81 20.
! iot badiee Fancy sateen Noachines, in
colola Us sult the latest novelty dress aoods.
al f5e, worth FULLY ~ 80.
lot lsdies' satin Coachinga, in two toned
shedhpH, Al 81 r, remark able bspp8in
: i0t tadies' hyperion Quality Nlack Satin
Naraeols. Nhed AMI trimmed With decp silk
R ace. A. s. Is is only Al our establishment
N0N can rei 81 At that price, for they are
worth 81 eiseW here
lot ChRdrenh saHn parasols, plue, Rel.
Pink, a. Csc, worth 81 25.
parasols i'm over SEQ other styiest eVefv one
We guarantee SO BaN she cheapest. heMem
beF We are headquarters F0r perasols; hence
cave YOUR time and money by coming direct
50 up.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19
OUR MIGHTY BARGAINS!
NEW MILLINERY.

l7oldinS reputation secohd 70 none IN
Millinery we continue 70 ne booked upon ~
me cheapest house in thn lire We Esve e
few quotations last week which brought
crowds ri customeip 10 opr MHneiS coan-
ters. So here h what we Again oGer;
ChNdren's esheln Fbts, an entire prddue
ton 81 . rnanufsctu4V1, A. Pie, worth 81.
Another lot ynD9 mined Straw hatt for
Chldreo, in oobby sty}eA Zoe and 100, worth
Sbc e. SOC.
ChlSrenH Trimmed school Bau a. 26o.
worth positively frona Pic CO zoe.
ChNdrAn'S Trimmed school RATS al Zoe,
worth poadively from fbc % 50,
Gedies Vntrimmed straw RATS M sll the
leading shapes aad cololu 40 25cs grand bsf
gam FOR zoe.
gsd}es' Colo4~d Union Mlsn Rata, In the
latest shapes ana lines, Al Doe, worth from tbe
10 81.
An endless variety ~ Rate IN The nooMesj
productions ot the season, ~ prices without
question the lowest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19

went into the cave & few h0urs AGO and
explored II some distance and hound some
MONIES and Indian arrow heads. showing
aanclGsIFoly that Indians or Others have
remotely been in The cave. Tbs sides 81
me cave e.ltter witA stsIBcttes like most
Oh l9o9e recently q discovered I'm the NF est
and south. The bones found looked Ike
heman bones. The strancest part OF the
1ole business IS that such & cave should
ae uDder such level ground. Arrange
mems are being maae 10 thoroughly ex.
plare tais freak Of nature 81 once. There
= 20 telling, 81 course, how far ii extends
OF ao0 large Il IS, As we are ahonf TO 80
10 press Il IS impossible 70 say more in re-
q ard 20 i il tins issue.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19

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Circuit C0prt eonvsnes ST Bronson
Tuesday.
PalaIka's new haak-aD6-)a65er 4r19el
has arrived.
A medical oss,ois,,,y, - a, ~ .,-s,s ,,s,.,,s
Id Polk oounfv.
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NgN ofA are proving profitable,
s.i .1e s, Zen 3s NY 0osros, o iAi&tka, Are
80 80" ~ - S"' t-'s'''s'@ F'O"c'ent IN oT'4'-
spanish silver COIN wss found near
80 ''''''''' d "aS OF '"0 aso bearing oate OF
=, \ stoo6 company IS 10 be organized at
NJ tAhna TOT the purpose of building a
hotel.
The contract for the erection Of fho
West Ind Hotel al Orlando has been
signed.
l., @. Gold wants 1900 men 10 work on
the extension az The Florida Southern
road 10 Brooksville.
Ii is rlpoora8 that / W Nal ~
Calhoun. s~oaks If ,,,,ff,,,,v nv, . 500 ,,,S
girls fnin Al Dnllwoo3
a. u C,yo "a n ~, -.
N r,>,,-o,;, 60 - =, NsSt are tno
fo a., ,,s,,..;.,,5 - ~" county
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NSSi. rs h"gerS, Of Orlando, has a
..VNN W.,tCu came from NeW england,
''S age o' N"Ich IS known io ne " years.
The first colored district meeting ever
UtAN EA AfElAUQ0 convened Nf tnn 0ntcrf1
"tS"ulc hS"' west orlando, thursday.
AS q result % The Florida display az the
Worlo's tar II Is claimed that over tifIy
families have gone 10 Florida 90 purchase
land.
-Four bows were in the calal,oosa NJ ,,r-
laudo over Saturday night for disohare.
ing firearms within tho cornorsfinn
limits.
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Dicl,so, ,,,it, ~ 60, " S<S'i ~ WIS
was U,ait;r, ,,,n w, VI l,'ENson'
bar rlothinc no,'cp,i ~, W. "'S ,,.Vsu
ossisto,,,,, - : -, " ~ ~ Suu nV'V,V
burned. Cant Diolsnp haI he t,,,,'s
badly burned i'm fhn aftn,nnt vtirc,,{sh
the flames.
o,.,..,,,. .,
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V",f, - I s "'ut ,eu uleS Noul
o,cio',t i,,,' uiS"t "uVuV 9
EIiiah bor,n. 49,, ~ WS3' W 'ne uuust VI
NJ D., ~, "'u ,'sN' q n,lu .o come out
,h,, w. ~ 2'',s 'ue ullllel' "nu thlnNlng
W'1,S'i' Toi,v Vu. SiNunu, p,ohp.n
- go, *, hg,Vte ~ nau sotSn "VV
4 6v thra a,', , ,ne mous9 ne Was YrTu upon
ssi, ~ u'r"i ""V u"9 eSolD"H tnsnl-
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b"5 Iiaio,,is, "tu -, sun pVlsous VINO
t&o1,,o U',IVI,'! WIN MI olVet ABOUT
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'. Nj. Fulcher, OF Mariana, writes Of
/ nus experience Win an incubator as fol-
/ lows MY per centage has up to the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19

Another gentleman from the far West.
who has attracted his share of attention
IN Washington this week. IL Cart Couch.
the Oklahoma boomer. lie 10 not what
would be expected ~ appearance In.
stead OF the hntcufnan ffnntierstnau.
dressed in buckskin aud loaded down
with reYuyers. he appears - quiet. intel
lignut. earnest man. thoroughly impressed
with the idea that " Oklahoma IL good
enough for the cattle kings tD occupy II
ia good enough for the people. and that
they ought ~ have permission 10 occupy
IT, lie has had his ttih here for little 10.
suit, however, except That II gives him aud
his followers knowlndan Of the Intentions
" the new administration regarding
Oklahoma. Secretary Lamar assured
him that H. considers tho Oklahoma terri
tory ne within and part NJ the indian Ter
ritOfY. not part ~ the public domain
open ~ entry aud settlement aud aenuisi-
ton Of titles under land lave ~ the United
States. Being Indian country that IL.
territory acquired and reserved for Indian
occupancy The government is pledged
~ the protection bf " aud the security
NJ tho Indians from iBifudefs No white
persons have the right 10 90 there and
reside Without permit, aud when they
Do gp they are acting illegally and wrong
fully. The policy n The President ~ y,
osecuts the pledge ~ The government.
ana ~ protect this territory from the IN
trusigu ~ those who claim that they have
% right ~ epteT upon ~, ana that n was
public domain subject ~ presumption
and homestead snttipmnnisi Secretary
Lamar said the administration VAS de-
tefmiued that the Caitlemen On the Okla
hona reservation should leave They
viii not be permitted ~ grazs their cattle
within the limits If the Territory. fie
repeated this declaration With emphasis.
hneffN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19
NEW LACE CAPS.

We have on hand the Gnest ana rrettiest se
lection 90 tnfshts' Lave Caps ever shown in
this eitv We Wah 10 impress upon vouf
mind that our entire selection be SO Tins sea
pon's Bewept deaene We claim % be cheap
Get on ace cara, and shall uphold our asser-
u0n. Come and examine these g00ds
lot Infants Meslin and Lace caps AZ 25e,
chear Con See
/ lot nrants' Lace Caps "a novelty, SOC.
chesD fot SIC.
ldt lnfsnts Mul and nace ANA an IAee
cane AZ fhc. cheap GOV n 95
AUD AN extensive variety other stViea hen
seen win compel YOU 70 say "how Pretty
How cheapi"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19
New Canton Mattines,

0ur buyer writes "Csntoo Msttbgs are
much lower this season; must 2 bnyq" we
Photographed him mmedIsteiy; "ship by first
steamer roo rolls Canton Mating Bay 70 ~
70 NodereH an others" We received them.
and every roll hsrgsn Predicting big
r"th' wa advise Those IN need 70 can early
loo rolls White and Red Check Mating AZ
lEi4e sold eiHewhcre for 10c,
400 rolls White. Red heek and Fancy Mat
hnf ~ fec. sold eIaewheI't f0l efe
Ioo ~. tsocy MATHIS sfl patterns desf's-
h'ef i lic, Hold elsewhere for 9Es
io0 rola bite. Red heck ard Fsncp Mat
ting at sAc, sold vetv here for 4Of
400 INls Ftnty Nattnvp f3aooiFeAnt ,,ef.
teina, e'o, sold eisew hcre f0r b0e.
An tht shove qualities win he found in ON
stock END Tie low prices WIN continue me
Same antil the l6t closed ont.
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New Embroidered Dresses,
New TmhroidoriaS and lsces.

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and Lace counters 1he wonderful bargains
We are Offering nre eagerly sought after and
which we are constantly replacing. space
viii NOT permit NE TO illustrate how cheap va
cell them, but We wish yon 10 cal ana con
vince Yourself
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Ladies' Short Cashmere WrapS

We have bought three sample lines 81 VA
dies Cashmere Wraps ~ verv low ssuyes
which we mean 10 sell oe 81 fast e. rossible.
They are ail 81 this years make ana shades
! lot Navy ana BLACK Wraps stS8 worth e.
iot Nraos snd Brown Wraps st s5, woi4h
lot Novelty rlsia wraps ~ 81. worth sso
$3.50 @ variety 81 patterns aod makes 90
would be pleased 10 have you look a..
New Embroidered Dresses,
These excellent goods we keep ~ an ua-
lmted variety ard sea them cheaper them
any house ~ savannah.
Embroidered Swiss Dress Patterns
A. IS, &c. SO, ga, which you pay sa per cent.
more Soy anywhere else. We aek q critical
examination 81 THESE goods.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-19
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
~-v N-Ws OF TEE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

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rsrs Near VALID pied A >.
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80 Fe10Ree Camp.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18

|
The State and county tax of 1884
was 81 ,4S269 less than that of 1888.
OF the sos, 254.3S which comprised
the income of the city last year, there
was raised by direct tax on real es-
tate and personal property in the
city the sum of $75,234.04, and the
sum of 2O,02O.34 was obtained from
liquor tax, licenses, primary school
fund, etc.
The population of Alpena city is
9,210, and the total income from all
sources last year was $95, 254.3S.
This is equal to
S10.34 PER HEAD
for every man, woman and child in
the city, and we ask, is it not too
much?
The communication of Mr.. Dewey,
in this issue, will inform the reader
in regard to the finances Of the city
schools.
The figures in the above article
may assist the citizen to find out how
taxes were SO high last year, and we
believe they will try and prevent the
dose from being repeated.
We do not wish to be understood
as insinuating that the Council and
the Board of Education have wilful.
ly misused the public funds. Our
idea is that the Council last spring
provided for too much improvement
for one year-more than the taxpay-
err could bear. The $4,000 appro-
priation for the city and school ex-
penses for the present year, as pro-
posed by Taxpayer last week, seems
to meet general appreciation as far
as we have been able to ascertain.
What the citizens desire is a fair
and equable assessment and the city
expenses cut down rs low ms possible.
Low taxes would be the result.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18
Or. Ellis and Bible Wine.

Alfred Speer, whose salesroom is at
16 Warren street, New York, has
large vineyards near Passiac, N. j.,
is extensively engaged in preserving
Unfermented Grape Juice from the
Oporto Grapes and supplies it to many
religious societies for Communion pur-
poses. The following is from DIR.
John Ellis. who has written several
works on Bible wine: "The writer
obtained from Mr.. Speer. a bottle of
his INTERVIEWED Wine in February,
1888, and found it very pleasant
and nutritious wine. Mr.. w. j. Par
sons and the writer put n portion of
this wine into retort and distilled
and condensed about one third of the
contents Of the retort. The distilled
had neither the smell nor taste of al
cohol, nor did chemical tests indicate
any trace of alcohol. Here then we
have an unfcrmented wine actually
in the market which the writer thinks
is far more palatable than fcrmented
wine and is unpolluted by lcavcn."
Many religious societies arc using this
wine. For sale by j. Il. Bostwick.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18
IL VIII Cure YOui

GOLDEN SEAL BITTERS are the
great blood purifier, liver and kidney rem.
edy and life giving principle, u perfect
renovator and invigorator o. the system
carrying away all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to n healthy condition,
enriching 1t, refreshing and invigorating
both mind and body. They are easy OF
administration, prompt in their action,
certain In their results, safe and reliable in
all forms Of disease. Every moment of
our lives, every part OF our bodies, Is
wearing out and is being built up anew.
This work Is accomplished by the blood.
The blood If pure makes the entire circuit
OF the body every seven minutes. But If
IL becomes weak or Initiated and does not
perform its work properly the system is
actually poisoned by the worn-out matter
clogglng the vital organs instead of leav-
ing the body. Cleanse the blood when
ever you find its impurities bursting
through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
sores, etc. Keep the liver in order, the
blood pure, health of the system will fol-
low. Take GOLDEN SEAL BITTERS
and no others. Sold by Field & Gray,
and Seaman & Dafoc.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18

Do not forget that vote is likely
to be taken at the next election in re-
gard to bonding the city for building
an iron bridge over the river from
Second to Dock streets. The present
wooden bridge is nearly used up and
will have to be repaired before long
or rebuilt. The proposed plan is to
borrow about $4,000 giving city
bonds as security and pay little each
year. This mode does not make the
expense so heavy in one year The
interest on the bonds will be addition
to the original cost. The questions
for the citizens to solve are: Is 1t
best to have new bridge or spend
thousands of dollars in repairing the
present one, and which is the wiser
plan, pay the $4,000 in one year
without interest, or pay it at the rate
of 81 900 per year with interest? BY
the bond plan the amount to be rails
ed from the taxpayers each year,
would be from 81 $50 to s1,070, pro-
viding the payments were arranged
SO that 1000 bond should be re-
deemed each year-the total interest
being $3.50. If $4,000 were paid
each year the total interest charges
would be 81, 400. The question is one
that should be carefully considered
by the taxpayers. The present bridge
is about twelve years old.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18
Board of Education.

The Board of Education of the city Of
Alpena, met in regular session in the Sec
retary's Office, on Wednesday evening,
March 1lth, 1885, and was called to order
at 7:30 CLOCK, by +. X. Potter, President pro
tenn.
Present.-Jno. S. McVicar, Secretary,
and Trustees Potter, Dewey, Wagner and
Gjorud.
Journal of session held February 18th,
1885, read and approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From the Superintendent a statistical re-
port of the public schools for the month
ending Feb. 2lst, 1885. Report accepted
and ordered placed on file.
To tho Hon. the Board Of Education Of the
city Of Alpena.
GENTLEMEN-I would report to you the
suspension of Willie Oliver for persistent
truancy and for untruthfulness. As young
Oliver is over fourteen years Of age and rs
this was his third ofiense, no other course
except suspension seemed open. Respect
fully.
j. w. SMITH.
Alpena, March llth, 1885.
Moved by Mr.. Dewey that the report be
accepted and the action of the Superinten-
dent sustained. Carried unanimously.
Trustee Mellen appeared and took his
seat.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
To the Hon. the Board Of Education, Of the
city Of Alpena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18
On Decoration day and the Fourth of

on Decoration day and the Fourth of
July.
In this vicinity, he will command
the almost unanimous vote of his old
comrades, and we commend him to
the old soldiers everywhere. The de-
tenders of the nation in its supreme
hour of peril are growing fewer every
year. They are worthy of all honor.
Here and now is the opportunity to
place one of them in a position of
trust and honor.
If worthy as citizen of tho place,
the soldiers should see to it that he
attains it.-Ionia Standard.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-18

annual statement Of 1884 showed the
outstanding orders to be 11,057.33.
The taxes of 1884 were therefore
s1S,S9S higher than those of 1888
an increase of nearly one half. In
the above neither the State, county
or liquor taxes are included. or the
sums obtained from the primary
school fund, licenses, etc, but just the
amounts that we're raised by tax on
property for city, street, fire, police
and school purposes.
AS near as we can ascertain the en-
tire income of the city and the city
schools, from every source, for the
year 1884, was as follows: