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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
SWEET SPRINGS.
Grows More Interesting Day
by Day
Some Very Exciting Races
Run Yesterday.

Sweet Sprirgs, Angus! 1s.-[sp-c al -
The eighth annnal far he'd a. this pom!
began this morning. The attendance, as
is usual with the first dav Of the fair, was
light in the mo: ming but tn beauty OF tue
day and the favorable auspices uoder which
the fair opsn-d soon bsg-n 10 have an in
fiuerce and by noon the grounds were
%: city we'll covered with visitors from the
town and SURF Junding country.
Always noted for lis exceptionally fine
stock, Saline county has this year exec lied
her previous record, and those who have
always been 10 the habit OF attending, as
sert that they never before saw here Sd
msnv blooded horses and cntls. The
floral and
TEXTILE FABRIC HALL
is also being rapidly filled with attractive
ar icles and promises a rare exhibit when
every hing is placed This d.parlm ut is
in Oh ,rge IF j. t. Wilson, superintendent,
assisted by Mrs. Josephls Hi-klin, oil
Brownsville.
This afiernoon the races were OF N
siderable interest ami drew out quite q
large throng.
The first was a trotting race, three
minute class John L. nrst, osn-d by K {.
Buson; Trouble second, owned by s. Gil
man, Sc ialia Belle Isle third, owed by
Capt. Forre-t, Memphis, Tenn. Clifton
fourth, owned by McGnig n, Kans As City ;
RFputation fifth, owned by Geo. Kelly /;
Biily Q. sixth, owned by Smith. Kansas
City. lime 2:S7! 2;393 2:41 2:43
There was also a Eaf mile dash for sill
sg+s Mary Williams first, owed by ]. E
b. nneit, llitois; Dolly Miller, second.
owned by j. c. Crowl, Atcbison, Ksns IS !;
Remus third, owned by &.
Drakely, Atchison, Kansas Black Ralph
fourth, owed by E. G. Gibson !;
King Murphy, fifth; owed by A. Pointer,
Kansas City; He'll .nthius, sixth; owned
by E. E. Crowley, Of Liberty, No. Time
"a seconds.
Among prominent horsemen present sre
l. ID. Bolton, with line saddle horses.
Four of them were shown to-day with great
succss So, all taking first money. They
were Kate Creel, D1lle Newkirk, Msude
Wallsce, ard Almo Sentinel.
j. c. Crave, of Topeka, has Jessie J +,
Cyclone and two other fiSers.
w. w. AbbOt', Of ST.. Joseph, has FIVE
horses: Lem, BIsckmont, Ben West and
N,ttie.
VIM Michigan, Kansas City, has Mel
lie Shaw, PAGER, Hattie Carlisle, trot,er, w.
L. Woodward. runner, Nirgie, 8 runner,
Clifton, trotter.
Frank FeIlons, of Kansas City, has Belle
Mamon, pacer, Ranley, troIter, Billy
Boy. q uotter, Cora B., trotter.
Robert Stuart, Kansas City, has Billy .
and Coupon. trotters.
J.C. Conklin has the celebrated runner,
Review.
Tomorrow there will be unning mile
dash with the following horses entered
Pearl, Alpharetia, God Dollar, Jesse
J James, and Helianihus.
There viii also BE- pacing in harness
race with the following enir es: Belle
Malone, Newkirk, Aberdeen, Mrs. Mouse-,
Nellie Shaw and I'm d.
Altogether the fair promises TO be 3
great success in every departm NJ.
Pools sold rapidly 10 night, the pool
roam being well filed mot OF the time.
The celebrated pool seller, r E. Hamilton,
of Fort Worth, Texas, is here, accompanied
by the lightning cashier, James Wybrant.
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For Rent.

Fine store room and dwelling house, al
Beaman, eight miles from Sedalia. Rent
low. Good location and fine opening for a
business man with small capital. Address
JAS. l.. STEWART,
#6-16w1m Beaman, Mo.
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Advice to Mothers.
#6-16w1m

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. twenty-five cents
bottle. Z 23eod&W1yr,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.

Singing, irritation, inf 'mation, all Kid.
ney snd Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Buchu Paiba" 81.
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sEDALIA

sss, in the vicinity of Larnerd. She was
wired of the tragic de,th OF he, brother,
and special messenger sent to inform her
OF the news. she dad not arrive in time
for the funeral.
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Third Day.

Sweet Springs, Mo-, August 90 [Spe-
cal. lin the history OF fairs never was
there more beautiful day than to-day.
The peculiar radiance of the atmosphere,
just tipged with the refreshing coolness of
the early autumn, was grateful to all, and
at an early hour the rumble OF wagons, the
more subdued rattle of carriages and bug
gisg. all well filled with an expectant and
happy throng of visitors, announced the
fact that it was indeed big Thursday.
THE MORNING.
The morning was spent in awarding the
premiums.
Cattle, other than short horns:
Best bull, three years and over three
Thos. E. Ray, first and second.
Best bull, two years and under one, DR..
E. s. West first.
All purposes;
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Second Day.

iHls morning Inc SLY " as very heavily
overcast by clouds, and cons quently the
attendance at the fair was not so large IS
had been anticipated. By II O'Clock, how.
ever. the atmosphere cleared, the clouds
departed, and the farmer and his wife and
his daughter and "all the children" arrived,
and during The rest of the day the grounds
were well covered by a moving mass of
humanity.
In the morning the following awards
we're made:
BUGGY HORSES.
Mare, any age; there were FIVE entries, as
follows: L. +. Philpot, f. z. Fellows, VI.
Besmer, Geo. Dyer, w. w. Abbott. NJ.
Beamer, first premium f. 3. Fellows,
second.
GELDINGs, ANY AGE
There were four entries; VI. Baamer
Geo S*aggsrd, Ben Swaggard, Geo. Dyer.
George Dyer, first premium Ben Swag-
gard second.
Draft mares, four years Old and oye-; j.
A. Fray and son secured both first and
second premiums.
Draft mares, three years old and under;
J. A. Fray and SOD, first premium.
Mare, Two years cid and under three J.
A. Fray and son, first premium.
Mare, one year old and under two; J. s.
Rose, first premium:
Mare, under one year; J A. Fray and
Son, first and second premiums.
Saddle geldings, I'VE years and over; II.
ID. Bottom, Versailles, first premium; =.
Land secoHd.
Saddle gelding, four years and under
FIVE; Al. Woods, first premium; X. A.
Hutchinson second.
Saddle geldings, three years and under
four II. d. Bolton first premium. Mr..
Bolton was particularly fortunate, he
showing five times and taking two frs,
premiums and one second.
Jacks, three years and over s, Y. San.
dzrs first premium VI. Blamer second.
Jacks, two years and under three Fox
Shsnks first premium.
Jacks, enc year and under two; Wm.
first.
There was fine exhibit Of roadsters as
follows:
Mares, three years and over /; F. B. Eel.
lows, Kansas City, first NJ. Banner second.
Mares, four years and under FIVE F. J.
Cutler first and second.
Mares, two years and under three: r.
;. Robinson, Brownsville, first F. J. Gull
er second.
Jennetts, three years and over; VIM.
Hancock first and second.
Jennetts, under one year VIM. Hancock
first,
This closed the fair for the morning and
IN the
AFTERNOON
/ much larger crowd was present and
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Mrs. Campbell was telegraphed to at
FL Dorado Springs Sunday morning. There
being no telegraph line further than Schell
City, messenger was sent fifteen miles to
Conway to carry the sad news to a SORROW
ing mother and niece, who arrived there
about 5 O'Clock this morning.
The funeral took place at 100 m.
to-day, and the young man was followed 10
the grave by large concourse of people.
The deceased inherited from mis- fathers
estate about $4,000, which came into his
possession eleven years ago. Since that
time he has led wild, reckless life, drink
ing, evil associations and all kinds of vice
was his part. A few years ago he married
q woman Of the town at Holden, Mo-; they
lived together but little, and to-day it is not
known where she is. The coroner's jury
Sunday rendered verdict in accordance
with The isc's.
The deceased had a sister residing eigh-
teen miles from telegraph station IN Kan
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MFR. ID. w. Marmaluke, of JEFFERSON
City, was among the visitors to-day.
The Calhoun band furnished the
music for the fair and gave god .tisfac-
ton.
The gate receipts yesterday ran up
until they reachoi the handsome sum OF
1900.
w. L. Better, secre' airy Of the Sedalia
Fair association, worked like steam saw
mill in the interests of his association.
The wheel of fortune, the cane man,
the "hyiog Dutchman" man aud several
side shows divided the interests of the PEG
pie. The '.fying Dutchman" was especial
iy interesting to lovers and destinies were
settled for all time BY the influence of its
About fifty of the Sweet Springs ladies
were smoDg the visitors at the fair. Among
them Mrs John Christian, Miss Chrissie
Scholl, St. Louis, Mrs. John Edwards,
Mrs. Wheeler, st. Joseph, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Grew, St. Louis, Mrs I. w. Clouey, Mrs.
John Skinner, Miss Eva Gentry, Sedalia,
Mis- Sallie Moss, Paris, Mrs. d. w. Mar
nj duke, Jefferson City, Mrs. Merrel Mar.
shall, and many others.
Among those who will hare horses at
the Sedalia fair are Capt. Forrest, a son of
Gen Forrest, of Memphis, Tenn, five head;
Crowley Brothers, Montgomery City, four
head &c. Croll, Atchison, Kan, three
head Review Geo. Conkiing, Pleasant
Hill, Mo-; L. I. Boltsn, nine head saddled
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
CITYANDSUBURBANNE NEWS
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET and
SIDEWALK.

Gleanines Here and There by the News
Reportsrs-Th@ Events OF the Day FOLD
10 Psrzgraphs-DOing at the rohee
Hea4q sarters
For caureh notices and other local mat
t-r see second page.
Add TO telephone lists No. 2I6, savan-
nah post Office.
The Jewish Passover will end to-mor-
row evening at sunset.
The Catholic Library Association viii
hold its regular monthly meeting to-nor-
row.
The georgia Historical Society will
hold = April meeting at Hodgs0n hah
tomorrow night.
Tne City and Suburban Railway will
run separate trains TO Montgomery and
Isle Of Hope to-day.
The annual election for wardens and
vestrynen Of Christ Church viii be held
Tomorrow between 10 and O'Clock.
A charity concert wiz be given on
Tn sday evening at the hall OF the
Catholic Library Association, The affair
is under the auspices OF -. Agnes 30
ciety. An interesting programme nas
been -anged
Mrs. VIM. c. Sibley, State President Of
the Won MS Christian Temperance
Union, mas changed the date OF ID, state
Convention. announced IN the NEWS YES
terday 70 be held in Columbus on May 8
and 10, 70 May , and 3.
Among ths prisoners held at the police
barracks last night was Lamsou sanders,
colored. cnarged with dis9rderly driving on
the Ocean Steamship wharves; g. II. Har-
ris. col0red. tor disorderly conduct IN the
market basement. and Henry Grant, col
orod, Tor drunkenness On tue street.
The 'P. :. G." Association viii give its
annual Easter hop at -. Andrews Hall
tomorrow evening. the committee
having the affair 10 charge consists Of j.
NJ Proctor. On 3irman; j. d. kehoe, j..
81 Wilbon. c. W. stunt, j. L. Mcguire,
Il J. McAleer, J. E. Henderson and 4. }.
Roach.
During the next week or two the chang
ing OF the telephone wires 70 the new
poles will cause some confusion by the
wires becoming mixed. Manager Val
leau asks that subscribers bear patiently
with the delay and annoyance until the
work is complete, which will be at the
earliest possible day.
A London dispatch to the News yester-
day stated that the bark Queen Victoria,
from Savannah tor Hamburg, was strand
ed at Dungeness, and would have to d $
charge her cargo. The vessel cleared
. from this port Feb. 26. and sailed on Feb.
Y with a cargo OF 1000 barrels of rOsin,
weighing 1913, APO pounds. valued at
S7,3l209. Cargo shipped by Messrs. 5. ?.
ShOtter g. Co.
While George E. Straight, who lives on
Burroughs street, was out hunting yester-
day. his gun, which was loaded with small
bird shot, slipped from his hands and was
accidentally discharged. The shot struck
Mr. Straight IN the left side OF the head
and neck and back. He was able TO re-
turn home without assistance, and Dr.. T..
B. Chisholm was called and dressed his
wounds, which are not DANGEROUS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
THE cirY's HEALTH.
Statistics from the Health Department
Records.

Records.
The report Of Health Officer DR.. J. T.
Mcfarland shows that there were IA
deaths in the city during the past week
whites and 10 col0red-exclusive of
still-births.
The causes of death were as follows:
AnRmia /, vascular bronchitis l, ulcera-
ton OF the bowels l, diarrbGa l, cerebral
emnoh~m /, puerprral fever l, typhoid
fever l, hemorrhage (undedned) 1, con-
sumption of the lungs ,, Old age l, typhoid
pneumonia l, py9miA /.
Tne number of deaths Of persons under
l year Of age was |, between 10 and 20
ears l, between 80 and 40 years 6, be-
tween 40 and 30 wears l, between 80 and
90 years 1, between 80 aud 70 years ,, and
between 70 and 80 years 2. The greater
number Of deaths, it will be seen. there
fore, was OF persons IN middle age, only
one death occurri under 10 years.
The annual ratio per 1,000 for the week
was whites IL, blacks 81 3.
ThefollOwing consolidated statistics for
the months OF January, February ana
March, in 1882, 1888, 1884 ard 1885. show
that In the first quarter OF 1885 the num-
Der Of deaths mas been less than duri z
any corresponding quarter in four years:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
- \ - ,lonEs - Us.


The Board Of Trade Cailed Jpou TO TX
plain.
a communication was received yester-
lag Al the Bo1rG 4 Trad tremthe super
iuteraentol the Now York Naval stores
md Tobacco Exchange stating that the
importation Of dishonesty and fraud re-
Gently made wss not intended 20 Apply 20
Savannah dea.sTs a. a class. TIE COM
70 Unication 10 bIch The trade here t0uk
exc ption was net inter 8rd. ne said, 10
ar.- ~ ylirh the iu G->lbillly o. IA XII g
disE0nest men hon ~ nor to claim
oHopOy ia h0n - among NeE
YORK deal "a, but 10 was intended to
c.s roy tle opp ruEity for cheating
wh On is taken avaatage ot by DE- Alters
NaFlh end south. eg seeking the aduption
90 RI 60 similar 10 thos- passed by their
ExcA auzr over a ear ago. The following
3 a resolution al sptd by the New York
EKeh nge on April z:
WHEREAs Il sss be charged IN TIE com
muHfsHifqn 70. "a tte savannah Hoard Of
r7.ae that ord - - erasiag a"a rai fpg in
sfser 9re' sfe p ark on rfssfn b We eHaan stcd
fru.a Nea y ore deafrYs. presun biv ~ Is b. r.
of hl- EKchrnEe. AM JHat the barge can b.
~ % tai by dpcn 7srntafY e ideHc-. winch
re ms n4r.i s D. = isBe fu the iacr o. the Tts1-
lst eus p .s--f u roa y, " ltaY ut a Dissenting
b gIre M a fuA attendance Of members ;
r-e ore he it
HesoIssd. mat the ssvsnnal Beard Of Trace
D. requested - f'srn - the ew OK Y
cha sge Wifh copies OF such commentary
evfss1ars B. pcs =. thaf tHa Exchange may
he eHab. q 70 tx such actlOn a. the charge 5
ard ~ dence re4uiree
The savannah Board Of Trade has not
vet acted upon thr communication. and
il il Thought By some that il will not be-
acted upon al all. IL is hardly probable
b. Revar, that it VIII be passed by with
out uHti @. Osse buyer remarked ) est r
das that the wisoie matter vas al is
sue. and would go by default, as il was
barely possible that any agent here
would suow The correspondence OF MIS-
principals in such a case, aud that while
an Of Ihsm could do 81, having in their
Posse 81 on the written requests as evl-
aeuce. such a move would not do, as it
would result in losing the business OF
their prime pal. In refusing 70 show the
~ ideuce, which they buast 70 have the
honor, they place the Board Of Trade in an
uneuY ishie position, since 10 has been
cal ed upon by the New York Exchange
10 FURNISH evidence 70 substantiate is
claims.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
Tried to Rob a Boy,

A negro named Jim MCGEE accOsted a
small boy named Ed. Hicks, in the market
last night, and asked him if he could
change q 50.cent silver piece, at the same
time exhibiting the half doilar. The boy
mad been sent 70 the market by his mother
with two 25-cent pieces and gave them to
McGee. The negro pretended that
the half dollar had just slipped
through hole IN his pants pocket.
The roy then demanded that he return
the two quarters. The latt-r did not
wait TO argue the matter but made "a
break through the crowd in Congress-
street towards West Broad, with Hicks
in pursuit, crying "Stop thief" The rum
away was seen 10y Officer Mcdonnell. of
the Ocean Steamship police, and was ar
rested and taken NJ the barracks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
Local Persnnal.

The marriage Of Mr.. Joseph Ferst and
Miss Henrietta Frank, dau inter- Of Mr.. l.
NJ. Frank, is announced to take place at
the Temple Mickva Israel on Wednesday
evening, April 10.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons, Of Washington,
d. c., who has been spending a few
weeks here at the Pulaski House on her
return from Florida, will leave for home
tomorrow. Mrs. Gibbons is highly
pleased with savannah and its climate,
and expects next season to spend the
wiHt5r here.
Hon. John Erskine, who has been
spending several weeks in Savannah,
leaves this morning for his home in At
lanta. The Judge has been the recipient
Of a great deal Of attention from the mem
bers Of the bar and others of his old friends
in Savannah. He returns to Atlanta
much improved in health.
Among the arrivals at the Screven
/ House last night were G.. Is. Pope and
wife. Chicago; Mrs. James Boyd. Miss
/ Boyd and Miss Newland, Detroit, Mich;
/ w. x. sitter ana family, Baltimore; Miss
/ Bessie Drummond, james Drummoni,
/ Chicago; Geo. l.. Appleton, Mrs. G. L.
4 Appleton and Miss Mary Appleton
Bryan county. At the Marshall House
were Mrs. G. W. Thompson. Master
iHOulpSoH3 oIochl4 u ~ Is j. a W nit
man and vile, J. 5. Tyler and wife, Beau.
/ fort; w. B. Taylor and wife, Live Oak,
/ FLA; George Il. Watkins, Atlanta: Rus.
sell Heath and wife, California; S. NJ
/ DelanO. Chicago; Charles A. Douglass
and wife, South Carolina; {. W. Williams
ard wife. New York; + Sweudell, Balm.
bridge; L. *. w alker, Darien, Ga
At tn Pulaski House were II. Beard and
wife, Fayetteville, \. Y; Mrs. Geo W
Rogers, Munstown. Pa; Miss l.. W. Hop.
kins, Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. w. Westoa
and maid, Brunswick, n. j.; Charles
Perkes and wife, Henry Lee. Mrs. and
Miss Lee. Miss Parsons. Philadelphia:
Miss N. Parsons, New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
The CITY Court.

Tue City Court iii meet nol-ow
morning at 100ciock in regular quarterly
and monthly sessions, when the petit iur!
wi he in attendance. The following
cases on the criminal docket will be called
for trial:
state VS.. Annie Beatty. Larceny from
the house.
stat vs.. VIM. Kimball. Assault and
battery.
stat vs.. Emma Bond. Assault au4
battery.
state VS.. Will. Farrsbe. sImpl'
larce"v.
STATE vs.. Daniel Myers. Stabbing I
in b : own defense.
state vs. Green Washington. Assault
] battery.
tate vs.. Jesse Berrian. Simple lar
ceny.
>t~te VS.. Thornton Williams, J. NJ.
Issacson and = .me Harvey. Na-rancv.
The COur' OF Ordinary VIII be con-
venad for /. April term tomorrow morn
ing al 10 O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Object OF the Fund TO Which subscriI
tioas are Being Asked.

Object of the Fund TO Which subscrip-
tiORs are Being Asked.
The work Of Miss Gay, canvassing agent
for the Stephens memorial fund during
tne past week, has accomplished very sat
Is factory results. The purpose a the
fund is to purchase Liberty Hall, the resi-
deuce Of the late lam n,ed Governor,
and t. remove to il his remains, to erect a
suitable monument % his m mDry. and to
establish a school 10 he called the ; e
phens High School. he following sub
scriptiOns have been recei ed since the
report publ shed ia the NEWS two weeks
40;
john Flannery s25, a. J. Miller S. DR..
DANIEL Hop -, Mrs. d ME Hoops 50, Na--
ter Daniel Ho ps 81. little Mary Hopp 81, NJ.
q II ili s.. fsr SamB \ White ST. DR.. >. NJ.
itoach 81, Mrs. NJ A. Barrie ST. Ms. y Con-
nor ST. Mrs. George Parish 81 Ars. j Il.
z ton 81 Mrs. Hrnfy KeTeher lC1insmanl 81
Mr.. A. Kent 81, Il. L. smith 81, J. @. West
s., W. VI. Lance 81, =. Z. Byck Soc. c. A.
CortinO 5ic., Joseph y. Lee y, A OK Soc,
Mr.. nst Schu@ter IL, Mrs W G Cooper
Mrs. ". f. Caaplis 81, Mrs John VI Farr
5le., VI i-s Esti Doc. Mr.. c Eli 81. Ms.
If 4. McLerd. Jr., 50. Mrs. } B. Howard
s hrs. str ng DC Mr.. p J. Golden 81,
Mr. NJ. F. Molina 81. Miss Roseu ban 81. f j..
hannedy 81, }. + k needy J0c.. owen &
II AIT 81, Mrs. K. ID. " lker 81, Or. B. 5.
Purse s., Mrs. 5. K. MIS- 25c.,
hiss :. k9hler Doc, Ms. Lathrop 81, Mrs.
WaOds 81 Mrs. .. r Bryan 81, htt- Let,ie
Emma Bryan &c, little Victor Bryan lCc.,
Dudley Cox 81. pie & Ohver J. c. L. Lane
lcolored) 81, II. 10 shprn 8, Mrs. Lawrence
81, Mr.. Helen amotte 7Sc, Mrs. " Ruth
eri3rd ST. W. Walker marble yardJ ST. -.
Hogan 81, r. L. Emile 81. H. L. schreIner
81, A. S. Nichols SIC, Mrs. K. LePage
SOC. Dr.. Wsker ], Cush Ben Gist- 25c.,
Mrs. Kes el 81 80. Mrs. n \. lyman 81. George
} Baldwin 5. J. 5. Brayn 81. r T 81. Mrs. }
n Williams 3. NJ iss NJ. Tu per 81, II. f. Ira n
s., g .0Tge Rrnken 81, Mrs j. 4. Sullivan ST.
urs G ". Garmauy 81. Miss Ganahl 81, j
W, iI ans S. Mrs. T. P. Bond 81. Mrs. c.
Eaton Soc Mrs. g. W Pollard. PC, Mrs
ROsina smith 25c.. 81 -. Mary Woiber 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Meeting Of Catholic Library Assoelati-n.
EacuOn for Wardens, ETC., OF Christ ChurC
AOtice-C. J.. Page.
spring goods at A. r. Altmayer x CO.'S
Agents w4n-ed-C. McGaryeY.
Darbvs Prepay actic uid.
: ks. etc, at b. F. Mckedna Co.'s.
ParasOls, &c. at Piatahek's.
BensOu's CapCine Pia-ters.
Candy. etc . at Acusta 4 klnstein's.
Groceries az Nicholas Lang x Bros.
store for rent.
s an farm al auction.
Fine t5iuet photographs.
rawberry apd peach baskets for sale.
First class cook wa ted.
Rooms on first floor f0T rent.
+ egant bedroom wanted.
Picture frames for So e.
Twenty FIVE q ID rs re- War1-HaVens.
PariOr floor and basem "a Tor rent.
Three connecting room for rent.
Fire .HsuraI &c agency wanted.
situation to teac wanted.
Desirable hall room wanted.
House on Jones street for rent.
Position by druggist wanted.
Boot and shoe makcr-J. e. diam.
Fresh arrivals-KeHuedy & Blum.
Opening If Bellevue Hotel
Contents Of grocery store 81 auction.
sound buggy horse wanted.
Easter hop p. =. &. Association.
Rooms on York rect for rent.
House on Cor on street for rent.
an Office boy wanted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
WORK or TIE coURrs.
The Damage Suit Aga asst the Centr
Rat road Stlll on Tr.al

The attention Of the Superior Court was
~-eupied during the sitting yesteriay IN
the trial Of tne case Of Daniel Swlnt, ac-
min -trator Of W. T. Lambert, azainsg the
Central Railroad and Banking Company
OF Georgia and he Georgia Railroad and
BanAIng Company. Toe accident anu
death Of Lambert, upon which the suit
Tor damages against the railway corpora
tions re hssed, his already Deen re- ted
IN the NEws At he trial yeeteTdA. be
testimony ia behalf Of the plaintiff vas
heard. when the defendants made a mo-
to tor a non suit, pending The argu-
menL upon which the court e K ? recess
until to-morrow morning AZ 10 o'cl8ck.