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STOLEN.

GOE REWARD-MULE AND ROCKAwAY-
d ~ Mule is n bay mare mule, Is hands high,
long todied, scar on ! # hind foo 4, unshod, and
in good order, s to 10 years old. Roc xaway is
end near the axle-tree, and cross piecs between
shsfts is newly panied Reward OF SIS will be
paid for return of mule and rcckaway and detec-
tion of thiei. CHIEF OF POLICE, Mem phis.
J. r. GOD YIN i 20.
M U~LE-From my place, Saturday, Nov. Z, 1885,
VI one bay horse mule, about nine years old,
for his return TO X. c IRWIN. Tunica Station or
+, A. JONES a co . Memphis.
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Ed. Foster is no longer in employ.
Our customers are hereby notified not to
pay him any money on our account
j. BAXTER x co.
Navamhar 10 IsSS
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DoN'T fail to 20 to see the Tournament
at the Rink Friday night.
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HOIslein Cattle Coming.

SO HEAD, direct from Holland, will arrive
IcO on November l2.h- They are a superior
lot, selected ey US in personals fine cattle rs were
ever imported to America. We will offer then at
private sale, at reasonable prices,
w l.. ARCHIBALD 4 SON.
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Howard Watches at MaIford's.

LOVE and money, with ''Shag' or
"Scotch Cap" Cigarettes. make men happy.
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JACktONs MIttsf CtFt. oIt Io1os
ItsksE great plsasur IN stating that 1ulf View
adioins the celebrated J. F.. IA. Claiborne place,
and Is decide ,ly one of the most desirable on the
Gulf coast. Isaythis, having often been on and
ever the place. Very respectfully,
e, G.. VAL Commissioner Of Immigraton.
and Agriculture, State Of Mississippi.
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Did gold and silver taken a.
c9sh ~ Hs uffard,s. 204 Main.

BLEAK House. could be ms6s CHEEKY
with the Scotch Cap Cigarette.
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Order Medals as NsuIford's.

81 NEVER drink behind the bar" but al
ways smoke q "Shsg" Cigarette.
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Wedding Presents at MuIford's
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

MATINEE at the Exposition TheateI
to-day.
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DR.. HUGHES, Indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to ~Apollinaris either as
a luxury or a remedy"
J.. S. ROBINSON. Sole Agent.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
TAKEN UP.

H0USE-with 10 rooms: lot 10 feet front on
Il Mulberry and runs through to st. Martin
street. Apply to DR.. s. A. POOL,
No. 6 Mulberry street. near Beale.a
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or STOLEN.

NJ ULE-Bay mate mule, Il or AZ hands high.
M six years old, shod all round, had saddle
and bride. liberal reward viii be paid for his
return, OF any information. that will lead to his
recovery. W. A. FERGUSON,
Independence, Miss.
NTARE-From 66 Second street, a black mare,
NJ with halter on, about = years old: has white
streak on forehead and hind leg. Finder please
r turn to SHEA i Sc0ARTH1t corner Exchange
and Front streets. s. reward
DUPPY-0n Sunday, from my house, corner
l. Kerr avenue and NJ. and I. R.R., a black
female setter puppy, i've months old; had on a
new nickel collar fastened with paddock; no name
on collar. A suitable reward VIII be paid for her
delivery to me, or to G. II. Bracket.
ODE II. WEAVER,
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Nl prrperty and paying charges. Dan Bradley,
below Ensley's, on Brack ett' place, Cow Island.
G0W-0ne small white COW, left horn broke.
~ MRS. McD0WAL,
New Raleigh road, .. nils ftom Memphis.
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BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesha.
j. S. ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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BArRD's minstrels at 2 O'Clock to-day at
the Exposition.
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ARE STUDIO.

JUST arrived from the East: CH4s.
- Portrait Painter. All styles of painting,
and only frst-class work turned out. CHAS.
MERCK, from Royal Academies OF Munich and
Antwerp, 266 Main. and Court street. In.
trance on GOart-
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Warming.

GET ready for the Ring Tournament
Friday night at the Skating Rink.
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81 AM just as happy as the big sun
fower". wnen l can get a "Shag" Cigar
cite.
FIRST Tournament given this season at
the Rink Friday night.
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2279 Prizes, amounting to....-.--..--.. -Sa22, SOC
Application tor rates 20 clubs should be made
only TO the office of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, givirs
full address. POSTAL OEE4s Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary let
ter. Currency by Express tall sums of s. and up
n. A. DAUPHIs,
New Orleans IA.
or m. A.. DAUPHIN,
Warrington, ID. a.
or at 8 West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Make p. O. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. Ia.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia.
GERMANIA NATIONAL. BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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BAIRD's Minstrels give g matinee to-day,
and close a very successful engagement
to.nipbt.
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Straus

"WHEN the swallows homeward fly"
we will smoke Scotch Cap" Cigarettes.
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DIR. II. L., LASH,

Physician, Surgeon & AccOucheur,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
343 Main Street. Near Union.
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Go and inspect MulfOrdss new
solid silver bridal goods.
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T ARRIVALS.

Pecbody Hete1.
O. B. GALLOWAY & CO..-.--.-.fRofRfSroEs
Rates-s2 SO and s. per day, according to
size and location of room.
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GET your name entered for the Tourna-
ment Friday night at the Rick.
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q n BOARD.

P0oM-Nicely furnished front room and board.
LIZ Apply at lS3 Adams street.
y NICE Rooms, furnished or rnfurnished, with
e or without boagd, at l27 Madison street
TWO large unfurnished rooms, with or without
! hoard, at So Madison street, corner Third.
P00MS-Front and back rooms, en- suite or
Il single, with board, at Y Madison street.
ct. JAMES HOUSE--Cor. Second and Adams SITS
- Room and boards per week: day board. s. 50.
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.. S. Marshal's Sale of Steamboat.

Myron Draper VS.. Steamboat Advance-In Ad-
m'ralty,
pI virtue Of an order of sale Il ne directed,
ID Issued cut Of the District Court ofthe United
States for the Eastern District Of Arkansas in the
above entitled cause, / will, on
Tuesday. the LIST Day of December. Iss5
AT MADISON, ARK, offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, the steamboat ADVANCE, her Eoat',
Furniture, kngir es, Machinery, etc.
Terms-A credit of three months. with approved
security. TH0S FLETCHER,
U. S. Marshal Z. ID. of Arkansas.
By Sam W. Tappsn, D.. NJ.
helena, Ark, November II. 1885.
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Buy your stoves, CRATES, tenders, at
Gabay's.
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SITUATI0N-By an experieuced & ocsry clerk,
- who is also a machine candy maker. Ad-
dress ~ the .afoa
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milford, Jeweier, 294 Main,
Fills orders from the country promptly,
Snd satisfaction guaranteed
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OPEN air concert at Court Square at 1
O'clock to-day.
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TO BUY-A coed comfortable COUNTRY
= HOME, 50 to leo acres, half cleared, the BAL
a"ce, IN good timber, near some railroad depot,
W thin twenty or thirty miles of city. Address,
with full particulars and terms, HOME.
cnra Enlmnr. Ihnrntnn Il Co
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SAT- RHEIM CIREN

Two of the worst casas of Salt Rheum l ever
were cured by your CUrICURA REMEDIES. and
their sales exceed those of all otner like remedies.
| sell very little of any other me i%i-insl so p than
GEO. A. ANTHONY, Druggist.
K.Vanaa- Ill
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John E PURD0N. MD, University of Dub
- lin, Physician and Surgeon. Off
Hotel, Main street entrance,
u D. CUBBlNS-Practical Timer and Sect
II . Metal Worker, Roofing, Guttering and Pip
ing. pairing and painting of old roofs a special
81. Telephone sSs.
DENTISTRY Dr.. J. 3. WATSON, 27 Second
L street, aasf Madison. Elevator.
MSTERNS Built and repaired; and war
ranted; also, brick-laying. Office As Madison
st., or telephone SSS, THOS.
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VI ulas turer; s5, per week; small capitai re-
ql red. Addr, s., vita STAMP. BuN ~,
Wast A.too Nozs
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nEAFNESS-Its CAUSES and CURE, By o.
81 VINO was deaftwenty-eight years. Treated by
most of the noted specialists of the day with no
benefit CURED HIMSELF in three months, and
since then hundreds of 9th rs by sans process. A
plain, simple and successful home treatment. Ad-
dress Il. S. PAGE. l2S East % Il St. New ork city.
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Monogram Rauxie. at MuIGord's

l.. Stratus, tailor, has removed his shop
to IL West Court street. Give him a call.
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Solid silyerware at MnIfOrd's.
Go TO the Ring Tournament Friday
night at the Rink.
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TAILORESs-A f.~st-elssa tailoress. Apply at
L once. MISfIT Clothing psRLOR,
2R2 ec0ud street. ON, Court Suuare-
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DARTNER-With about 5000 in ene man
l. ufacturing establishment, having no cppo-
Of the whole mercantile department., Please
leave address under q, M, this Office.
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DOCTORS PR EsCRIsE TIL EM.
CUTIT RE1EBIH

The CurIcURA REMEDIES are excellent remsdies
&c. WILSON, MD, Harvel, Ill.
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Skin, SCalD, Blood
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified
by the Cuticura Remedies.

DN0R cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of DIST. ar
u ing Humors, for ~allayinE Itching, Burning
and Infamms -ion,f for curing the first symptoms
of Eczema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, Scsld Head,
eases, CUTIcURA, tie great Skin Cure, and CUTI
CuRA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifsr, exter.
nally, and CUTICURA REs"LvEST, tie new Blood
Purifier, internally, ara infa lible.
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Dury's European Hotel.

Gast0n's Hotel.
W. H. BINGHAM.--.-.MASAGER..
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and location of rooms.
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A n ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN-Nof aF aid
~ OF work, who has some know,edse Of book
%keeping; must have good references.
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tNDITE GIbL-To do homework 2 inuriny
w Eood home, good salary; references re-
IuiTcd. = pply at u6 bealc street.
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To ENCHANGE..Delivery wagon fer phaeton
or roekaWay. Address D., this office,
ADY AGENTS-0f tact for our Bust and Form
IL Developers: no hrmbug; Endorsed by physi-
c ans. Write for sesled d s~Sriptiun and terms.
Erie Med. Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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WANTS.

TENNESSEE STATE CEHTIFICATEs-gs
( ceivshlA FOR snv ard all duos N The Stata,
OVFRTON ( CRrSVTNDR
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TIE Largest SALE,

nan
Our sales of CUTICURA are as large, if not larger,
than any medicine We sell: and we assn e You
that we have neverh d a $ ngle instance in which
the purchaser was dissatisfied. Astn you Soar,
we can sell no Other-ever body wants CUTICURA.
MILLEh & CHAPMAN, DrGs gists.
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Solid silyerware at MuIfOrd's.
Go TO the Ring Tournament Friday
night at the Rink.
OPEN air concert at Court Square at 1
O'Clock to-day.
Dr.. HUGHES, indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or q remedy"
j. S. ROBINSON, Sole Agent.
81 NEVER drink behind the bar" but al
ways smoke a "Shag" Cigarette.
Order Medals at MuaEfOrd's.
T AM just as happy as the big sun
tiower". wnen j can get a "Shag" Cigar
cite.
FIRST Tournament given this season at
the Rink Friday night.
SPARKLING BETHESDA stands st the head
OF all effervescing waters, Sold by the
]. s. ROBINSON, Agent.
LOVE and money, with "Shag" or
'Scotch Cap" Cigarettes, make men happy.
Howard Watches at MsIfOrd's.
GET your name entered for the Tourna-
ment Friday night at the Rick.
BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesba.
J. S. ROBINSON, Apothecary.
BAIRD's Minstrels give q matinee to-day,
and close a very successful engagement
tonight.
"WHEN the swallows homeward fly"
we will smoke Scotch Cap" Cigarettes.
Straus Removed.
l.. Strsus, tailor, has removed his shop
to IL West Court street. Give him a call.
Monogram Paogfes at MulfOrd's
Buy your stoves, CRATES, Tenders, at
Gabay's.
GET ready for the Ring Tournament
Friday night at the Skating Rink.
Warming.
Ed. Foster is no longer in our employ.
Our customers are hereby notified not to
pay him any money on our account
J. BAXTER 4 co.
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We have been selling your CUrIoURA REMEDIES
for the past three or four years, and hsye never
heard aught but words in their favor. 1our tU-
inal soap we handle, and is hishly priced here for
its soothing and soft ning effecL upon the skin.
J. CLIFTON WHEAT, in Druggist.
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THE RIVERSIDE PUB. CO.,
7fp uIivn gtraat ~ tru;s n

GENERAL AGENT-For q new and valuable
VI book in VI est Tannessne and Eastn-n Arknn-
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Capitai Prize. Sl5O,OO0.

Gen. . I. BEAUREGARD. of Louisiana, an
Gen. JURAL A. EARLY. of Virginia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15
THE BELLIES OF sUMATRA.
BArbaric Coin the Principal Covering OF
Princesses' Bodies.
From the London Daily Neaos.

In several parts Of Sumatra the Marga
is the state occasion of the tribe, and at it
are gathered all the notables of the neigh
borhood. There seems to be no exclusion
Of the ladies on these occasions, however,
and the appearance OF portion of the
audience is thus described:
The centre OF attraction is the long line
of maidenhood, ghttering in silver and
gold of native workmanship. The hair OF
each girl, neatly arranged and od0riferous
from an abundance OF cOcOanut oil. is tied
in a knot behind and transtixed by high
backed comb Overlaid with gold plates
her head is crowned with cOrOneU OF
gold, of form and magnificence suited to
her rank; a shawl worn sashwise hangs
from the shoulder to the ground, while
from above the middle hangs a petticoat
Of homespun silk, interviewer with gold
thread and decorated with hundreds OF
CONS of the Dutch mint, which Jingle
pleasingly as she dances. Above this the
body is grit with silk scarf, half con-
ceallng the bosom.
The arms. shoulders, and chest are bare,
except for the numerous collars and neck
let's and bracelets and other ornaments OF
gold and silver which she wears, or rather
with which she is loaded. OFTEN these
collars are composed entirely of the large
dollar pieces OF Spain, Holland and Mex
leo, or OF English halt crowns.
OF the highest born maidens the arms
from the wrist to the shoulders are almost
concealed by the display OF the pure bar
barre gold, for they may wear as many
bracelets az they choose. while their els
ters, less fortunate in the matter Of blood
and rank, must conform TO the regulation
number corresponding TO their degree
The breast IL overlaid with crescent
shaped gold plates. suspended in tiers.
The waist is circled by a belt Of precious
metal secured by an deliberately carved
buckle OF the same material. The fingers
are encircled with many rings, and even
the nails are heightened by additions OF
silver into talOn-lke claws. SO that, alto
gether, the LampOng maiden presents n
dazzling appearance.
The cost OF such costume represents
no mean sum IL is not uncommon for a
girl TO have as much as 600 sterling ut
ornaments about her person at a festival.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15

ing in here one day 80 covered with ex-
pens've clothes ard ornaments that /
hardly knew her. But she carried small
bundle in her hand, and in That bundle
was that pair Of black satin slippers. i
gave you sixty cents for 'em, and give
'em back To you for nothing, Mr..
M" smiling sweetly as she opened
the bundle and handed them
TO me. They did their work nObly,
aud | only hope that their next
pOssessor may find "a much luck in them,
or rather out Of them, as did. Thank
YOU; husband, Mr.. B, is well, and |
try 10 make him happy
AT last my curiosity got so much the
better Of me that / couldn't help asking il
Mr.. B. hadn't kicked just the least
tribe on finding the difference between her
feet and the slippers he had fondly hoped
were intended to cover them. Mrs. B.
grew suddenly stately, but she didn't get
downright angry over the question, after
all. 'Mr. N - said she, 10 ba cha
grined over dlsappolntments az times is
only human, and do not claim that my
husband is superhuman. But ! think be
has found out by this time that | make
him a good wife, or at all events, II he
thinks anything TO the contrary, he is
careful not TO express it,"
"Mrs. B. il so rich now that she
doesn't need TO buy an thing secondhand
any MORE" said the dealer.
But you said the slippers had come
back to you twice." said the reporter.
"Was there any other romance connected
with them?"
Not that know Of" softly replied the
secondhand shoe-dealer, settling down 70
his workbench. II rather think that for
one pair OF No. ! black satin slippers,
band stitched and patches warranted, that
was about romance enough"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15

During the year 1855 there were no. sos
failures In business In the United States
and Canada. Some nl these were big CON
Germs, and some were very small. FAIL
ure j. a aortowiul business 60 any man
psnecially ~ 10 Is his health that fails. "A
great many times 1865 people mil Nd
health in t1C course 0r year. Many Of
them might be- saved II they would tnke
Browns Iron Bitters, the great family
medicies and rcBt0ror OF wasted hoalth.
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SMART HMQRE COLLEGE

80 Minutes from Broad st. Station, Philadei-
pbia.
Under the care Of Friends, but all others ad-
mittec. Full College Course for Both Sexes
{ as~ica Scientific and Literary Also a
Preparatory School Healthiul location,
large grounds, new and extensive buildings
and apparatus.
For catalogue and full particulars address
EDWARD Il. MAGILL, A. NJ,
President. Swarthmore. Pa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15

prevented and thoroughly eradlcated By
nrFFY's PUNE MALT WHIsKKY. RECON-
nendei Boy leading physicians. Sold by
druggists and grocers.
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Savannah, Florida & N.a staln ~.

[All trains OF this road are run BIZ Central
90 Meridian time, which is 80 minutes slower
than Savannah time.l
SUPERIETENDRNT's OFFICEl
SAVANNAH, Hay 2 1885.
hN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY g. lsS
~ Passenger Trains on this ROAD viii run
as follows:
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Gnmrntiomal.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.
Opens September >. 1855. Closes June, 1885.

UNSURPASSED IN ITS LOCATION; in
K its buildings and grounds; in its general
appointments and sanitary arrangements; us
fell corps OF superior and experienced tedch-
ers its unrivaled I'D yantagss in Music, Modern
Languages. EIOcutiun Fine Arts; physical
Gu tUre aud instruction IN the theory and
practice OF Bookkeeping; the successful ef,
forts made 10 secure Health, Comfort ana
Happiness; its opposition to extravaganza;
its standard OF solid scholarship.
Board, etc, and full English course, $3.50 Tor
entire session.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal
Tor Catalogues.
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CoNNlorIoNs At TERMIHAL pogT,

outgvnh trains Of Georgia Railroad With
bla, Charlotte and Augusta Kail,',, Oo'aG,
south Carolina Railroad Train & Y ~ eat
win outgoln5 train on Augusta and Let, .ic5
f E5e hS,ro1d drSin 81 connects Win r o5
At Atlanta-Irains 81 and SO cornaat
Line and kenuesaw routes to All ro gll
North AMI East, and with All diver,,,,,',. poial
for local statlons. H-ue Eoall
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15

Pullman buffet and sleeping cars say annAA
to jacksonville.
Passengers for Brunswick by this train az,
rive at Brunswick IVA h. T., '. e. H. h"
a. ID. daily.
Passengers for Macon, Atlanta, Chattsn99.2,
ga, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke, Phllaqelpus
aud New York, take this train with lhio'sA
Pullma0 Buffet Sleepers daily. M c,-
Passengers for Fernandina, GalnesVhle' III III
dar Key, Ocala, Wildwood, Leesbnrg anu ~, en-
stations on Florida Railway and NaFlsa,.lJyss
Company and Florida Southern Railway '"AO
this train. MIA
Passengers for Madison. Monticello la axe,
ha-see and al Middle Florida pOlnLs l"A0 '''
train. ma,
Connections at Jacksonville daily Win + ~
ple's Lane Steamers and railroads Tor ~ Au
gustiue and all points on st. Johns rlNe4s. 9TH
Through tickets sold and sleeping gag 9 etst
accommodations secured At Brens ~ "a,
Office, No. p liull street. and 81 the O"l4P-
JAS. L. TAYLOR
Cent Pass. Agent
RIG. FLEMING. Supt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-15
A KISS Ar THE SWORDS POINT.
How Fitz Lee and Averill Kept up
Friendship when Dark Clouds Hung


Low.
From ne Frederick MAJ Ne,os.
Speaking Of Frtzhugh Lee, recently
nominated as the d ,mocratc candidate
TO-. Governor Of Virginia reminds us OF
an incident which occurred during the
late war with which ne was connected.
In passing through Mooredeld with his
cavalry brigade on an expedition thr0u RI
West Virginia Gen. Ayerill lost pack-
aye, which Was aiterward picked up 10y a
lady aud given 20 the writer. IL consisted
OF a note from Lee TO Ayerill and his pho
tograph. II was long ago mslaid, aud,
according to recollection, the note ran as
follows:
CAMP AT --.
De. A rerfH:
have received two copies OF your ugly phiz.
Enc osed please fad one of mine.
Wear iE your bosom above that heart which
may soon cease to nUat
Yours tlll den,
A rcbslliOus rchcl.
FirZ LEI.
The gallant pair had been classmates
no West Point. and the comradeship there
begun could not Doe totally severed, even
when pitted against each other IN the
fierce aud desperate conflicts OF the war.