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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
Frightfll Case Of a C0l0led Man

contracted a fearful case of blood poison in
1888. was treated by some of the best physi
clans in Atlanta. They used the old remedies
of Mercury and Potash, which brought on
rheumatism and impaired my digestive or
gaus. Every JOINT in me " rs swollen Rndfull
of pain. When ! was given up to die, my
physicians thought il would be good time to
test the virtues of SWifts Specific. When
commenced taking S. S. S the physician said
! could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment. He commenced to give me the
medicine strictly according TO directions,
which continued for several months. | took
nothing eise, and commenced to Improve from
the very fret Soon the rheumatism left me.
my appetite became all right, and the ulcers,
winch the dOct0rs said were the most fright
full he had ever seen. began to heal, and by the
first Of October, 1884, ] WAS well man again.
/ am stronger now than l ever was before,
and weigh more. s. S. $. has saved me from
an early grave. LEM MCCLENDON,
Lem McClendon has been in the employ OF
the Chess Carley Company for SOME years, and
I know the above statements to be tru0. At
the time he began taking Switts Specific he
was in a horrible condition. IregarG his cure
almost miraculous.
W. Il. CROSBY, Manager
Chess Carley CO.. atlanta Division.
Atlanta, Ca, April is, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 3, At
lauta. Ga, or 100 w. 2}d ST., New York.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
ThiSPT0digiOlS List Of BARGAINS.


We wish all our customers to see the follow
ing great Offering, as it will give them an
to purchase the hnest goods i'm
ported, at a nominal figure:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

All our Odds and Ends IN LA DIES BUTTON
and TIES SLIPPERS. LANGTRYS. Etc.
principally small sizes. Everypair would
be cheap at 81 IS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
GREAI CROVDSAT ECKSTHIDS 81

Bargain TIN
Bargain unabated,
and SPLENDID BARGAINS Daily. SPECIAL
ATTRACTIONS AGAIN OFFERED THIS WEEK
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.


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PANT
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
1t 90 cents.
At 81 cents

A line Of CHILDREN'S SHOES, Button and
Lace, solid leather sizes TO y, worth 81
to 81 rs a pair.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21
A. R. ALTMAYER & co.
. HO ES !

have simply TO say that every article named
is stylish and desirable. and that everything
has been marked down according to the same
ecale OF reduction. We honestly do not he
lieve that there Is another house in town
where YOU can get as much value for your
money Us we are offering just how. Here are
some of our ouutatioug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-21

We offer MISSES BUTTON AND LACE
TONED SHOES (ll TO y, every pSir solid
inner and outer sole, and actually worth
from 81 Is to 81 30.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

4 well dressed gentleman giving the name
OF ". l.. Clayton and claiming 20 hail from
Chicago, spread his name upon the register
AZ Sweets Hotel and was gwen room
tuesday night Yesterday about noon Clay
ton presented check for $3.50 on the
Grand Rapids National Bank TO Landlord
Johnson. who chanced 70 be behind the
counter, and asked for ten dollars upon It.
The rrm name of Curtiss. DuntOn & Co.
Was slgned 10 the check and Mr.. Johnson
readily handed over the sum asked for.
Clayton afterWard applied to Clerk Arm
strong for the balance OF the face of the
check. Armstrong at once suspected the
fellow and sent the check 10 Messrs. CurtiSs,
Dunton < Co, who quickly pronounced II a
forgery. They admitted the signature was
well executed and upon the return OF the
check % the hotel Clayton, who undOubted-
~ had an inkling of what was going on,
made himself scarce and nov the detectives
are looking for him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Willard Davis, alias Jim Norton" alias
Mont Stevens" alias The Pimp," was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detective
malicious injury to dwelling house. He
was caught by the officers while attempting
To smash the doors of a disreputable house
kept by Lottie Hal, al a. Ottawa street.
When arrested he showed tight, broke away
and ran up the street until he came IN col
hsiOn with a fat woman which 80 checked
his progr that the officers again got hold
of him. Then he pretended 10 faint but
soon revived and was taken 10 Jail. He Is
the same III n who threw a stone through
the window of Lottie's dOmicile last week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Cuy C1erk 6eixnap Provides a L.nCh
To- the M.daignf Raicsrs.


Clts glsrk 5elzlaE. 80 l-as stssza tle rad
ts.lpts ~ 80 otasrs - gan aocess ~ als
resllisace. lsslad a card il lhe payers q fe-
days 40. promising li.at lf lss se-tlsl-4lills
burglars aos ~ tls atg @oa-a seld lil-
ssrd ln adFaaee before .ia.ll4g lls fesl-
ienos. he -oaia grosids good l1Ach fer
them. Yesterday Mr BelznaD received a.
aIaly ll11s comm 1i.icaliol @hlen ..4id the
xeurlsa.sLls .Illis1,ilal, solld cali aEo1 hlul
81 III 80 y. "a. Provided uo .le-tl9n- @olld
b. asSed and lo lg1t lL HE senlal eLers
Tore the label ~ rr0m a freen Doz ~ TIA
stlas. put the faucet Ia q Lea keg " port
provided soule elegant cakes. s~eet-l1eat-
-lc.. an1 sst peacefully upon ll- frolt porcl
~ akalE the coDIDE ~ tie strangers. Al
li 50 t1ey cane uot. and Mr. Bsizusl @snt
81 his oo1cn, rot h0@eFer o. fest beside hl-
beloved 0ife for >ieep esiue nol- John -tood
~ il led ADD ~iIn has bead resting against
tls saii BE- dreamed. WiLL his eyer ogou, "
4 aue chat and banquet ~Ith the men Sho
bad made ID izlt t4rn to day m Al Grand
Rapids Al D. ~ there "a. load rap a.
the doof 3lg belkuap s4- there lu al IN
sGanL Being assured al weapons were iefl
upon the outside TIC strangers we're ailosed
~ enter. and q better baDtl1 ea- never be
fore placed before nlgnt pro~iers- Mf-
Selknap enjoyed the entertainment, al
though me sas afraid tAe strangers sOuld
carry u her pet uOcking bird TIE Oniy
piece of valuable property not lut away la
tne bank FaliL After Quaker banquet "a
a half hour in the dark room the tso report
ers-f0r such they we're Eh0 wrote thc
anon gmoas letter and planned the l0ke-re-
tired o. leave the courteous host and hostess
% taik over ull morning bow they had eu
tertained the distinguished gentlefuanly
burxiar-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

49, Sees 10 Prevent gafhef Than
Plasac.l- o. Perssaate

}zales .ts1aessg t.ls us-1g slsetsa a-e1l
9f lae o,eset5 fof tae fresenEioa " Cr-elIs
lo Aninaal.. sas l1.l2s Is aeP4D -ilsHt -
>herlH kllnss yesterday ll oo1Fer--llsI
4lth rs rsI.ra-eulst.ss of ias g alssaAA Ar.
benne-es -sll l- sa- calssacea tle peoI- -e
zef1 @L9ly iu - lalas aftl tle -ocleig
and - purposes IL does l0l lateDo ~ l-s
L.- psi-litll g. ll.tkc Efuess1 ll9l-- 1lt ratlsr
a. a laeals sf srel -l- -lils cr1el-5 - uulslg
ll1ll.l1lil0Lls. IL d sl-il ~ t1s various lFrry
-L.aLla- al4 -tgeet clE taFu7 fer-sfla5 ae
f01ad eF1rs proprietor and eDplogr court
eol- anl l1r Ere1ter malofItg ~ them Ia
hearIg syMpatly slth the workings ~ the
..cIrEf. Livery u-eu, especially promised
q ald li1 Il has missions ~ mercy ~ be-
half ~ tae u3ble equine his seems - It
should ce. Tor hardly a wees passes without
-oalr youDg re.l0S secures horse frOul a
hgery stable. drives o. heed Lake or some
other Resort ~here liquors are obtained,
bowls up freely ana drives The animal ~
fast and aArshiy a. though tbe ~eaIher
~as much cooler Rough management 0f a
horse Is desplsabie at any season OF the
year but it seems mOst iamentsble az this
season ~hen mSu can not walk three
blocks sifhO4t willing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
The Commissioners.

4 meeting of the Board of Police and Fire
Commissioners was appointed for yesterday
afternoon, but owing 10 the contemplated
absence of Commissioner Weston no formal
meeting was held. By consent of a majority
of the Board the following claims and ac-
counts were allowed:
Mrs. +. ". Catlin, matron. 500; Peck
Bros, druggist sundries, 1896; l. ). Dygert,
printing ANNALS, $3.50; Canoe Il Son. oats,
S2l.77: Eaton. Lyon ~ Co, stationery, $40;
G.. III. Behnke, feed, S24.O9; McCurdy *
Hugneot, shoeiLg, SlO.l0: +. Jennings, re-
pairs 500. ii. NJ. Goebel. repairs. Sl7. 80.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

A IElEGEAM reporter was shown a speci
men OF photography from the gallery Of
james Bayne. yesterday. which calls for
special mention upon lts nertorIous quail
tee alone. Il il picture ll1ll inches aud
is an artistic study from life. Good old
grandma Nelch, respected English lads OF
this city, -it- knitting by candle light. livery
feature, every shad0W l. perfect aud even
the yarn upof the table, the partially knit
ted stocking the needles and the candle :
hame are a. real a. though actually present
10 the eye. Mr. Bayne's greatest aim Is 10
picture life a. II Il aud ne Is a thorough stu
dent OF art The picture referred 10 l. now
upon exhibition 40 Hall's neWs room. on
Monroe street, and every person with artistic
taste should see H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

The tu OF VIM. Echternach'- saloon was
riied Of SO yesterday about noon. The
bartender was found fast asleep behind the
counter, while the money drawer, contain
ing four fve-dollar bills was unlocked. Mr..
Echteruach was the lucky man who found
matters IN this condition. he removed the
money without awakening MS emplOye, took
10 outside and placed the bills IN the hands
OF friends with the request that they buy
beer at his saloon. one Of the men entered
the place, procured glass OF beer and threw
down a five-dOllar bill The bar tender
went 90 the money drawer and was much
surprised To ind It's contents gone. Another
man entered and went through the same pro-
ceediug before the clerk discovered the cruel
Joke that had been perpetrated upon him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PoIICE-James Quinn, drunk; twelve days
in iall Burt Slel, drunk; paid fine and
costs $5.$5-JOhn Van SlOten, drunk
twelve days in jail-Charles W. Blake,
violating property ordinance; sentence sus-
pended; costs paid S2o7-Allen Reed, dis
orderly; verdict not guilty; discharged -
Charles y. Hewick. destroying printed no
tice-; adjourned TO July. . a. m.-Jerry
Flood. two cases of assault and battery; paid
$l335 for one and SS35 for another.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Makes an Assignment

The Grand Rapids Sewer Pipe and Build
ing Stone Company made an assignment
The company's assets amount to $GS7.93 and
it, liabilities =, 2,2l9S S, No preferences are
named. The company was organized Dec.
-. 81 with a capital stock of $4,000, of
which 5000 was actually paid IN. Thomas
F.. Wykes. Freeman Lathrop, Frank b.
Wise. Albert III. Tongue and Samuel knight,
of this city, and Charles W. Stevens. of Ian
sing. are the stockholders.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

For August nov ready. contains. Our
Vile. by Margaret Bertha Wright: The
Primitive Couple story by VI. III. Gather
wood: The piouter- of tbe Southwest. two
papers. III. D. Edmund kirke: \ Pleasant
Spirit. q story. by Margaret Nandergrift.
Fishing IN Elk River. by lobe Hodge: The
Scottish Crofter-. by David Bennett King.
Ms Friend George Randall. hy Frank Parke;
A Forest Beagty. by Maurice Thompson.
Mis- r. G. Bay ior'- charming serial story.
"On this Side. Is contained in this issue.
number Of short stories. poems. and articles
Of interest upon current topics also appear.
For sale by an newedealers. - cents Ter
copy. $500 per aunum.
Peck Beef Iron and Wine ~ cents per
pint Our OWN make Peck's Drug Store.
Try the six-meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Han. Ilt Monroe street
Track Suiky.
have one uev fr-t-class Track Sulky for
sale made by a popular builder. Pheton=,
Surreys and BnEgie-, II my 0wn make. for
sale. 40 prices e. suIt che times. George &.
Fitch. a. South Division street
Theo. r. Davi-. the celebrated war artists
Of the Harper Brothers. VIII furnish from ms
note book Illustrations Of great value for the
August number % the N1qg-ine r. 4Haeri-
rrn His'1rH
Extract of ysnuh 81 21 per pint Do cents
per ounee. tur ovu make. Pecs'= DrBg
Store.
Trus-es. q large stock and the most AZ
uroved sinds. ~ Peck Drug Store.
Evf-s-4 a-s-h Frsg.i -~ t-fs 9- .,r-r+- 49,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Four ladies returning from the Champlin
Relief Corps party ct l..0 o. clock tins morn
when they were about in front of Redmond e
Opera House upon Canal street Beside the
loafer ppou the box sat a patrolmau IA uni
form. who did not AZ the time 80 much a.
-arrluanI lie man.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Second Annual Reunion or Central
MIchlgan Association.

The second annual reunion Of the soldiers
aud Sailors Association Of Central Mlchi-
gan, sill be held IN Greenvlle. August 3, g
and next. and grand time i anticipated
Reduced rates have been secured on all rail
roads for those Who wish 10 attend, and ex-
ten-iye preparations are being made for the
the entertainment Of all. DR.. 4. -. Jennl-
son Commander OF the Central Michigan
Association, j. Al work Ia great earnest and
lf the encampment b not a success IL Will
not be his fault Among the distinguished
-. sous who vii be present and deliver al
dresses arc Generals Logan, Weaver and
CutcheOn. Gov. Algor. Postmaster General
Villas. Hon. 4. Iarsney and Others. Attrac-
tive features OF the occasion will be a sham
battle on the third day and prlze drills, etc.
on other days. IL Is expected that the at
tendance viii be very large.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
The CbaupI,n Relief Corps Party.

The ladies of the Champlin Post Relief
Corps gave an ice cream social and dancing
party at Roses hall. West Bridge street, last
evening. which was success IN every par
ticular. The hall wa- crOwCed with people
and a. many thirty two couples were on
the floor 40 one time aud danced To the best
OF music. This Is the second social enter
tainment given by the Corps since It's or
canizatlou two months ago. and the ladies
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Mary J.. Rahn filed bin IN the Superior
Court yesterday praying that she be divorced
from Henry Rain. 10 whom she was married
In the city Of Chicago. December 10, 1876.
She sets forth a. the cause for her action
failure to support and extreme cruelty upon
the part OF her husband.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

ANGEL. Tr Mormon -tn~rh a--hitert. vas
ar-e=tef taf= afternoon for ris1f1l cchsh-
.t7ror- He rrunz man ard e sr-7rissi
many e, earn rhst ae rss roiTzar-i4t he
waived evsrsinsuon and was aeid f7r t-e
grand nrr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Morning Telegram.
GKASD RAPIDS. July ~ isss.

aAs sl.osoTtosF ~ Fscsssl5ss lss AsL2-
s-@ls ressst.artg 49, promptly Stli 1ossfsT q
l.ssv ~ lot.fBts.g tsls s5zcs ~ ielspAose ~
sssfsll eaIs.l Gar teisphssAs GEzlsDsf - 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
THE LAST CHANCE.

We have about 1000 yards
of Summer Silks left, and are
determined 10 clean them out
at some price.
We offer the balance of our
zoe. quality for j0c. per yard.
The balance of our 60c quail
ity for 4Oc per yard.
The balance of our 50c quail
ity for 35c yer yard.
The balance of our 40c quail
ity for SOC per yard.
This great reduction will
surely sell them all in a very
short time, and ladies would
do well to avail themselves of
this rare opportunity before
the assortment is broken.
All other Summer goods
proportionately cheap.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

WssHverov. July - Cot lamont ar
ranged sfh Walter 2 Philips. general
manager ~ the Tnited Press - dsg. 20 have
ere Executive Mansion connected hy w1re
with Mt Mctf-eror. oo reeefva the isteat
news la regard t' t-en. Grant A bulletins
srp recei~ed hy the operator TREY s-e handed
ar fne President who r'anifasfs = rrasr lu
ta~ezt IN tIsp f-aner1I condition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Surriral INSTRUMENTS. nnFsiria ans cor,r riefe
rufst- erprvthfrs ~ 1ianssn rsfaicar-sa.
Sid sf Fsrk Drr1z >n1re
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
This Sounds Like Blowing. -"
BUT WE CAN PROVE 1T!

We have 100 odd Goats left from suits half them
though they from So Sc and s. viii be sold
The other half somewhat larger and better. 90 AT $50
What better do You want 10 At work. fishing hunt
ing This s all viii have 10 say about bargain
counters and the YOU and Of them the
better you'll be Of.
Hundreds Of people heeabouts know that when advertise
BARGAINS. have them. If any dissatisfied with
any of the aho' after showing them 80 h merch-
ant II d Ae vii che. duIy refund The moneN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
4 New Livery Stable.

J. iNbKAHAM has iust opened new Livery
sale and Boarding Stable al the corner II oah
and Summt etTeets Commercial Hotel barn
with all new frsl-clsss ris's which viii be- fur.
nished az lowest prices.
coon ACCOMMODATlON Jor FEEDINO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Peck Beef Iron and Wine ~ cents per
pint. Our owu make Peck'= Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

TELEPHONE CALL ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

I have one nev first class Track Sulky for
sale. made by popular builder. Pheton=,
~urrevs and BnEgie- of my own make for
sale. 40 prices e. suIt the times. George G..
Fitch. l-s south Division street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Try the six-meal ticket AZ the Windsor
Dining Han. Ilt Monroe street
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-28

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
We have the largest Assortment brought to this
Market, consisting Of all kinds, and sold at Prices
that puts It In the reach Of all.

We say regard Furniture and Furnishing Goods,
everything that nc CT th spring and bottom
upholstered bureaus dressing wash stands bed room
fact everything you need in the furniture ne we have it.
Will here mention goods closing out extraordinary low
figures: Mating Capeng Oil cloth for dining and halls Of
kinds window shades Nice window shades for 81 pair regular
price picture frames oices coicc lace curtains oil paint
cooking every description and sole agents for the Royal
Cooking Stove This stove took the premium the Exposition
We 500 nails all Sizes that we will offer for the next ID days
only strictly ut New Orleans prices without freight
Will in regard to our stock Of groceries bacon flour lard mose
WI always be complete, and we defy comps ttion.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-05-28
A Fine Line ptLadies Dress Goods,

TO WHICH WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
we will now offer large stock and good ladies underwear
and crpn dresses strictly York these goods were bought
cheap cash. If you in will get bargains
We can furnish something parasos for loo AS we have
90 many goods offering them very low prices Our
first cash only
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-03
Compiling Rifle Teams.

The competition for prizes and places
in the rifle team of the division of the
Missouri for 1885, occurs at Fort smell
ing this week, commencing yesterday
and continuing seven days. The dI-
vision of Missouri embraces the de
partnent Of Dakota, department OF
the Platte, department Of the Missouri
ani the department Of Texas. ihe
competitive shooting will be under the
charge Of Maj. J. & Bates of the Tween
tieth infantry.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-03
over THE GARDEN WALL"
NEW NEii-ioN.

NEW VERSION.
\ brindle cat sat on the fence.
''Over the garden wall
The back Of his head was full OF dents,
"Over the garden wall
He was all battered up like an old tin pail.
His back was skinned from head to tail,
So he left himself out in a mighty wall,
''Over the garden wall.
His ears Topped down and his eyes were dim.
''over the garden WALL.
He wept as he thought of his brother Jim,
''Ovcr the garden WALL
Who was courting a maiden Maltesinc,
Among all the other eats she queen
Her name was Susan B. Anthony Green,
Over the garden wall"
Says Tom TO himself Il think I'll slide
'oyer the garden wall.'
And gently tan my brothers hide"
'.oyer the garden wall"
And then, while his feelings most intense,
His tail stuck up and he looked immense-
Thouch his back wouldn't bu-tie-the hair had
gone hence,
Over the garden WALL
II silently let himself down ON the dirt,
''Over the garden WALL
And said to his brother his feelings were hurt,
''Over the garden wall.'
But his brother remarked that "he'd have none
Of that
From him or any old brinde cat,
Then they went at it quicker than seat,
"Over the garden wall
They srat while they walled their words of hate,
'.Over the garden wall"
Till they loosenel the hinges from OF the gate,
.Over the garden wall"
Aud people in passing began To think
Their neighbors had started a ''roller rink,
Aud tlc,t some lovely maided had fallen kerchink
''Ovcr the garden WALL
When morning dawncd, what sight was there,
| '.Ovcr the garden WALL,
The ground was sirewn with tufts Of hair,
| 'aover the garden wall
| Poor Tom lay dead as dead could be,
| His brother Jimmy, ah where was ie?-
Decamped with susan Is. Anthony
''Over the garden WALL
All that remained Of Tom was laid
| ''Over the garden wall.
Under the ash pile. in the shade,
| ''Over the garden wail,''
! The grave It me reads, This ends my tale
No more will be heard his sad. sad wall;
iIis.r is run, let joy prevail,
| over the garden wall "
-Pcck's Sun
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-03
ADVICE TO PUBLISHERS.
That will frcyc interesting to Citizens In Every
Vocation.

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