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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12


Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
and landings-l0 bales cotton, bb's and 5
crates caobage,, cases shoes, bhls bottles, ,
boxes fish, is kegs caviar, II boxes tools, 1
bbs spirits turpentine, IS sturgeon, baskets
nsn, bags shrimp, bag peas, and mdsc.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
April ll-32 boxes tobacco, 6 show cases, "a
cases matches, Dbl ciuer, 3 bales cotton, 36
bDs rice, and mdse.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way. April ll-69l bales cotton. Is cars lumber.
cars wood, 1873 bOls rOsln. l29 hbls spirits tur-
penIne, bbls syrup, II bbls and ll43 boxes
oranges. lS4 bbls and 1896 boxes vegetables,
car bran, l car guanO, q bales hides, and
mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April Hiss bales
cotton, IA cars pig iron, 10 cars lumber, cars
corn, cars brick, car meal, 2 cars stock.
car bulk meat, car hay, 256 bbs rosin, bbls
spirits turpentine, 70 bbls flour, "a bbs tallow.
cars coal, car wood, bhls whisky, 10 bbis
vinegar, hf bbls WHISKY, 100 bbis lime, ! car
vegetable box stun, 81 boxes tobacco, l06
pkgs mdse, l3j pkgs hardware, 40 bars iron,
steam boiler, steam pump, l horse, ] car
rage, l buggy, Dbl bacon, ! Dbl sugar. 81
SACKS peas, sacks beans, sacks potatoes, :
bales hides, 4 cases shoes, pkgs furniture, |
piano, bales plaids, 81 bales domestics, 90
bales yarns, bales Irvine, cases eggs, 5 cases
cigars.
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Tybee, April II. Z :35 m--Passed up, steam
ship City of Augusta, barks Nellie Il Guest
lBrl, Ferreri (ltaD, brig Charlotte, schrs lda
Lawrence and Emma l. lottingham.
Passed out. steamship Dessoug, bark Anna
Thorman GER, Nor tNorl.
Waiting, harks Luciano Sierra titan, Agder
(Nor). Arndt tNor), Republic (Br).
Wind SW, light; fair.
New York. April 9-Arrived, schr j ID Rob-
ineon. Otis, savannah.
Cleared. schr samuel L Russell, Nolan,
jacksonville.
eailed, schr Nellie Floyd. Georgetown, C.
Crookhaven. April 9-Arrived. bark Marlin
Luther tSw). Helandcr, Darien.
Liverpool, April S-Arriyed, bark Eleanor
lBr), Mockler. savannah.
MaLeira. Al. II 2-Sailed. Achilles, Darien.
Marseilles, April Arrived, bark Oscar a
George Rus, Daniel en-, Pensacola; eth,
Maria Gaggino NtsU. Paglano, do.
Barbados. March 2S--ln port, bark Hollan-
dia tDutchj, for brunswick, Ga, TO load for
Ponce, March 2o--Arriyed, brig George e
Dale Pierce. Fernandina.
Daren, April l0-Arrivcd, bark Freidig
tNorl. lIalverscn, Dublin; schr Grecian Bend
(Br). Layton, Martinique.
Cleared. echr Benz & Terry, Moore. Phila-
delphia 0th, bark Johan Daniel GER, Luth-
gems, llarlugcn.
ii Thomas March 8l-In port, bark Annie
McNarn tBr), Toye, from Brunswick, Ga, for
Baltimore, April 9-Cleared, schr Crissie
Wright. CLARK, savannah.
GOuHaW, s 4, April ARRIVED, echr Louisa
Fr1llcr, Nirfen, Philadelphia.
sailed. steamer Nindobala lBr, stuart,
United Kingdom.
Pensacola. April 0-Arrived. bark Ben
ham lNor). kl0yinC IS, Rio Janero. schr l. A
Edwards. Petersen. Havana; Sth, Nenia tBrl,
McNel, MonteyIdc0; Mary Ann (swl, VALE
rius, 81 Thomas.
Cleared. barks Louise Cor, Nicholson,
Amstcrdam. signal fNorl. Larsen, Grange
mouth; Lady cartier tBrj, Humphrey, Car
ain
Philadelphia. April 0-Arriyed. schrs Nat
Meader. Brown, Kings Ferry; Florida, War
rem. jacksonville.
Brunswick. April Starved. bark Bristol,
Robinson. Proy ldence. schr Cassie jameson,
Collins savannah.
Cleared. schrs sarah - Fell, Lorcly, New
York. Hattie Darling tBrl, Pearce, llarbor
lslauI.
Fcrnanding. April o-Cleared, brig Ilenry's
tlBrI, B1lluc, Bueuas Avres,
Kew West, April o. sailed, schrs Charles A
Coulombe 'dngce, Matanzas; wallace Black
fird. DtaZ. Havana,
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jacksonville, April S--Arrived, schr Dido
OBJ. Swain, Port Maria. ia.
Cleared, steamers Sylvan Glen, Lance, New
York; Louis Buck, Mount, do; schrs Caroline
Hall. LOllis. do: Palatka, Chaples, New
Haven; Equator (Brl, Albury. Green Turtle
Cay.
Dungeress, April 9-Arrived, bark Sober
hamn, Pensacola for London.
Montcvideo, \ pril l0-Sailed March 8, Wa
goola. Pensacola.
March 5-Arrived, barks Caterina, Pensa-
cola; Fido, Savannah; Sth, Cuomo Primo,
brunswick; Laura, do.
Queenstown, April lo-Arrived, bark Hill
dur, Apalachicola.
Savona, April 6-Sailed, Marva, Pensacola.
Rosario. april i0-Arrlved Feb IL, bark
Stanley, Brunswick.
Buenos Ayres. April l0-Arrived March 4,
barks Hecla, Mobile; Anna Won Klein, Bruins
wick; Erminia, Pensacola.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Dessoug. for PHILADELPHIA
10 bales upland cotton, SO bales paper stock 4,
255 bales domestcs and yarn. 647 6bls rosin,
~ bbls spirits turpentinc, 1902 feet lumber,
Az empties, bbls and 4l6 boxes oranges, 1875
70 tons junk, 20 hbs oysters, SIS tons pig iron.
Per bark Osmund 0 Brien, for LivcrDool-
L52S bales upland cotton, weighing 454. a5S
pounds; ZOO bDls rosln, weighing 1,lu,3g
pounds; PAS sacks cotton seed, weighing $1,000
pounds; 1872 bdls canes, 3.73s slaves.
Per schr Quaee City, Tor AspinWall- sos, COS
feet p p lum5er-Bacon. Pike x co.
Per schr John Shay, Tor Philadplphla-l97, -
j56 feet p p lumbeI-D G Bacon 4 Co.
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Vegetables and Fruits.

7 0IItIl7t fFlNLI1IIIII LfWes
BALTIMORE, April II. Oranges Florida,
per craze, So J5a5 so. Havana, per Dbl. 81: ia
majca, per Dbl, So; Palermo, per box. $2a2 so:
Vi assin2, per box. = 25a2 IS. Lem0ns--Mes-
sina, per TON, 81 J0a3 Palermo, per box. 50 %.
Peas-F'Orua. per crate. $3a4. Rcans-FiOr-
da per crate. S3a4. TomaUOes-Bermu per
siX-quart box, 5aa15c. Cucumbers-F Florida,
pes crate, S5a6. abbages-FiOrlda, per Dbl g..
SO a.. Irish potatoes-Florida, per bbl, $5a6,
Cauli0owa r-Florda. per Dbl, $6aS. Squash
Florida, per crate, f2a2 50. Beets-tlorida,
yer crate. 5OaG0c.
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CTFARED YESTFRDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, smith. Philadelphia.
G. S9rrel.
Bark Osmuud O'Bren (Br), Sheridan, Liv-
erpool-RiChardson x Barnard
Bark Bonita (NOrl, knudsen, Doboy. in bal
last-IIolst 4 Co.
Brig Lewis l. Squire. OvertOn, Brunswick
in ballast, TO load for New GOrk-Jos A Rob-
erts Il Co.
schr Quaker City, McNeilly, Aspinwall-
Jos 4 Roberts x Co.
Schr john shay, Clark, Philadelphla-Jos A
Roberts Il Co.
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SUNDAY, April u, 1885
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

STEAMSHIP, City OF Augusta, Nickerson, New
York-G n So~rel.
Bark Nellie I Guest (Br), Messenger, Char
lesion, in bal ast-Master.
Schr Emma l. Cottingham, Somers, Bath,
with ice to knickerbocker Ice Co; vessel to
Jos Roberts a Co.
Steamer st Nicholas, Usina, Charleston-C
Williams. ACT.
steamer David Clark, Daniels. Darien.
Doboy, Brunswick and way landings-C Will
hams Agent.
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Commercial.
sAyANNAH MARKET.
.,cr ar THE MORNING NEWS

orFTCE OF IHL N.Y. 70 y I've
Or SAVANNAH, April II, 1885, 4 p. N.
-,x-The market continues slow, and
y less nominal. The general feeling
|ofV holiers was one of irmness, and prices
aUn7 ,aodilv. The temper of buyers contin-
ID .soosv. with a general disposition to hold
U Tsere was not much doing, the sales for
4 a. hejng only 8 bales. On Change at
ing call the market was reported
p and unchanged, with no sales. At the
'' .a1lit was quiet, with sales of bales.
Icolu cciasine call it was dun and nominal.
i tle fnrther sales. The following are The
~ M ~ fios.ng spot quotations of the Cotton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

Bark Eta ItaD, Mass9. Hamburg, with
kaint and cement to Wilcox, Gibbs Il Co;
vessel to NJ COsulich Il Co.
Brig Charlotte, Moorehead, New York with
general cargo TO order; vessel to Jos A Rob-
erts q Co.
Schr Ida Lawrence Young. Baltimore, with
railroad iron to S, E & w Ry Co; vessel to
Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

T0BAcco:-Market firm; moderate de-
nSnd. We quote: Smoking, 40c.f5sl *
Cne Ting-Commcn. sound. 85CD40c.: meiin~o'
Ng55c,; bright. 50Qs75c.; fine fancy, sSG9Oc.
s1tr4 Ane, soc. 49Sl 10; bright nsvies, zsG35Ic,:
or naVies. 4Mn50c. ~,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

Black Dress Silks,
COlOrpd Dress silks,
Fine Surah Silks,
Fancy Summer silks,
Brocadcd Silks,
Two Tone Fancy Silks,
Black Robe surah.
Novelty BrOcadc Fronts,
Combination Suiting,
Silk-Mix Dress Goods,
High Novelty Goods,
Elegant Dress Plai Is,
Albatross and Albatrines,
Nuns NCiling5 COlWcd,
Rich Mourning Goods,
Second Mourning Goods,
Novelty SILK Grenadines,
Real French SRtCens,
Lace and Fancy Buntings,
Cretonncs and Foulards,
Vein Stripes and Alesiennes,
Printed Fancy AlbatrOss,
Printed English MOhairs,
Silk Pongce Robes.
White Batlste Robes,
White Cambria Robes,
White Lawn Robes,
Scersucker Robes.
Real Scotch Iephyrs,
Navy Linen Lawns,
Black Linen Lawns.
Figured Organizes,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12
SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship DessOug. Philadelphia.
Barr Anna ThOrman Ger, Glasgow.
Bark Nor Nor, DObOy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

Part Of the cargo Of bark Queen Victoria
(Br), from savannah for Hamburg, stranded
at Dungeness, has been saved
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SPOKEN


April 4, lat "a, Ion "a 30, schr Levin Mel
son, from Jacksonville for Leeds Greek, Md.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YEsTERD.

BARI Ferreri GtaD, Jacar1no, Barcelona, IN
ballast-rM 5 COsullch 4 Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Sun RISES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sun SETS. Observation-Disclosures. .6:22
HIGH WATER at Fl Pulaski . 4:5S AN, 5:I9PM
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Nash. & Chatt'a 80

NEW 1ORk,AprlI I.-Ihe weekly stat1mont
Of the associated banks, issued from the clear
ing house to-day, shows the following changes:
Loans decreased. $500, 100; specie increased.
Sljl0.90Q; legal tenders increased. Sal. 100 !:
deposits increase 3, 81, 730,g9O; circulation in
creased, $1,000; reserve increased, Sl279.255.
The banks now hold $4S,405, l2j IL excess OF
the % per cent. rule
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prn 6ooDo.
i! C.KS' |. a lin :

G. FCKSTEIN & CO.'S. entire new sprina
stock is now complete. All the latest Novel.
tee in LADIES' and CHTLDREN'S DRY
GOODS are open for inspection, and an early
visit is respectfully solicited.
G. ECKSTEIN & co. offer the most COM
plete stock OF BL ACk SILKS, BLACK SATIN,
BLACK SURAH SEBGES, BLACK SATIN
SURAAS and every other style OF Black
SIX Goods, from the cheapest to the very best.
G. ECKSTElN & co. have the handsomest
stock Of COLORED SURAH SILKS ever
shown IN Savannah, and oher the following
nevf shades: White, Cream, Tan, Ecru,
Pale Blue Navy-Blue, Pink, Lilac, Beige,
Garnet, Marrow. Ceur, Bots, Gold Brown,
Mode, sapphire, Hussar- Blue, Cardinal, Bot
tle-Green. The shades are the latest and the
coiorngs exquisite.
G. ECKsTEIN s co. offer the latest and
correct stylos in DRESS GOODS, and have by
far the handsomesi assortment in the city, and
ever lnng new anu desirable, from the COM
mou Cotton Goods to the finest SILK Velvet
Grenadines.
G ECKsTEiN g co. also have the largest
VARIETY of Fine WHITE GOODS and EN-
BROlDkRlES. together with variety Of
TUCKING, HhWBU RIG NETS, LINEN
LAWNS, FRENCH ORGANDIES and every
other kind OF low priced WHITE GOODS and
LACES.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12
New DRESS SILKS.
New SURAH SILKS.
New DRESS GOODS.
New BLACK GOODS.
New WHITE GOODS
New LINEN GOODS
New Styles LAWNS.
New Styles PARASOLS.
New Styles LACES.
New Styles CORSETS.
New Styles HOSIERY.
New Styles NECKWEAR.
NEW LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
FANCY HANDKERCHlEFS.
Look at Our noe. Counter

c. ECKSTFIN & co. a low
public
generally thc
take pleasure
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

YALoTORES.-Inem market Tor splrlJs tur-
|rt..e was firm with fair demand. The
|nl ssles Ter the day were fully go ca-k- on
f. bass of 27l5c for regulars. At the Board
Trgde on the first call the market was re-
rfed strong at 27lzc for regulars, with sales
/ 20 ca.k Ks. At the closing call il was firm
~ for regulars Sales As casks. Rosn-
In nj rkeJ was quiet and stcaty. The total
4 for the day were $40 barrels At the
Board of Trade on the opening call il was
|mpt. with sales OF $40 barrels, at the 70 low
rqu0tations: +, B and Csc, ID, & and
10. / 81 Is, X - %, NJ ~ S712, window glass
IS. At the closing call it was unchanged,
M. L..- -n1 - IL. nj son narrnl.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

aI,oef Iro,-.,,r rT,..f,,,t.-
i5.,,',09 = , "iaOy t ,l2i'lC, -
S NGiiva : ~, ny ' $500
~ ~ $50 :. ,,l. ,',i ~ iis -; 5,oIF'
- ~, , r., 2 4 a ~ 3, ilo=i9 =, w.;
Siil III vi 20; IN ~ i 10
~, 10 a an, AZ, IN IN. l ii','oi y
Ill a Si' IN, : On Y 49,
i H. ,,liN -, 49, s;ii i s,,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, April II, noon.-Consols, 955S.
1901 p. m.-Consols, 9535.
LONDON. April II. 80 .. m.-Stocks active .
home and fore gn funds are steady. SECURITIES
Russian SO. ''N
NEW YORK, April IL, noon.-Stocks opened
duil but higher Money easv at I NOR cent
EXchang 81 S434 short, "a S63<. State
ponus steady. Government bonds strong.
800 p. m.-ENchanga. 81 S43< Money closed
~ per cent. Sub-Hre aSury halances-GOld-
Sli2 Zl6'000; currency, So, Ol5,0O0 Government
bonds clio ed steady; four Der cents, l2l3S;
Vii ,re per cents lOl3s, state bonds quiet.
me stock market continues subject chiefly
TO European war news. AT the opening this
morning prices were firm and. in some eases
s42s per cent. higher than last evening
Ihere was a manifest disposition on the part
OF lne shorts IN grangers and NanGerbilts to
cover. There are rum0rs that q new bun
combination has been formed IN erangers.
The market continued strong but only fairly
active, until the announcement was made
mar the middle of the day that ENGLAND
would prODsbly declare war before MOnd ~
When an active buying movement set in, ac-
companled by further ad vance IN prices
which continued until about O'clock In the
laeI uOur the market was firmly held. but
maze no further gains. and finally closed
strong at near the best prices of the dav. The
total sales were $4,000 shares. Over 73 per
cent. OF this consisted of sales of Northwest
~. raul. IackaWanna, Lake Shore. Pacific
Mail aud Western Union. Compared with
l'st evening, prices were generally lo(G2 per
cent. higher than they closed last evening
Changers show the greatest gains. Wander
IN the afternoon. The following are the
closing limitations.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-12

Keeps Dress Shirts,
kccp'5 Night shirts,
Keeps Collars and CuffA
Keeps Cotton Umbrellas,
Keeps Jeans Drawers.
La Petite silk Umbrellas,
Gauze McrinO Vests.
Gents PLntaloons Goods,
Gents English Cashmere,
Boys Summer Suitipg.
Plain and Check Goats Linen,
Pain and stripe Pants Linen, j
Butchers Linens,
Flanneis for Base Ball Suits,
Elegant Gents Neckwear,
Ladies' Black Scarfs,
SILK Mull Wells,
silk Poagee Scarfs,
Embroidered Null Ties,
Jahots and Tichus,
Novelty Net squares,
Novelty Rubber Coats,
Childs' Lace Pique Bibs,
Lace and Embroidered Collars.
Plain Silk Parasols,
Mourning Paraso's.
Satin and Lace Parasols,
Fancy Styles ParasOls,
Etomine Lace Stripes,
Ladies Linen Collars,
Ladies' Jersey Cuffs,
sanitary COrsets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Nummer 122.
9nbnqme Soma, Sienfag, ben e. Nfai 1885. Nmm

Oomcapitels, Mitslieb bss tatbolilden Sol.
lssiums in ct. Estersburs, 3banopie;,
sinsn 72idbrisen, pflidttreuen Yrisitsr uIs
abminiitrator in 9oridlas, unb uanbte
iid an ben bl. Stubl NIT Der gitte nm
grnsnnuns behelben. Die Gntideibuns
itsbt nod aus. Smn,srbin i6eint iopiel
fsit;uitebsn, baB bic pon sablrei9en ruiiis
i9en Srsanem ansebrObte aufbebuns Der
WiInaer DiOceie uOn Der &esisrnns nidt
bsabiidiist uirb.
Oa bic &ube auf benz Sitbmus il,
Eanama felt benz Gintrsfisn eolombianis
ider Gruppem pOlIifdnbis berseiteat unb
ber @ertebr uon einem Weers gum anbsrsn
ni@t mebr sef0rt 1T, 10 III elm GbeiI un.
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bic ibrisen werben ibnen pobI nod in,
9anfe bieies Wonates folsen, ba unisrs BEL
aspinwalI uub ganama liesenbeu &risss.
idiffe sur Babruns Der ameritaniidsn Sns
tsrefen ausrei9en.
0irtltd 1T bic &ebeIIion in
Manitoba unte,Sriidt. Die Sdladt, obsr
beifer seiast, bas @efe9t Bel Satoude bat
ibr Elm Gnoe semadt. Der r&ebsusnfib,
RET" &ieI wurSe sefansen senommsn, unS
, natiirIi9 werbsn bic @ufitdnbiiden, ielbfi
,usnn iie ben Rampf fOrtissen MOLTEN,
ni9t mebr piel ausridten t0nnsn, nadbsm
Der Ieitenbe @eiit uniddolid ssmadt 1T
3wei Oinse fommen uns Bel bieier sansen
@ei9idte iebr ionberbar uor: Grftens
rpurbe &iel gang uerIafen pon bret &unb.
idaftern absefaBt. llnb swsitsns iou sr
aui bic Bemertuns, baB maa feline Bapiere
erbeutet, seiast baben: Sd frsue midi
beHen, benn man wirb bunn lsbsn, baB i'd
ni9t Der wirtIi9e Siibrer Der &sbelion
mar. 9ente uon bober StelIuns babsn
mid tOmmen Iaiien, nm bic gemesuns sl
Ieiten. Die eanubiidsn gldtter p,oteiti,
rem basesen, bab man &isI itanbre9tlid
beifrafe Ober ibm iOnitwis ans 9eben ssbe.
Wsit weI4em grfOlse bieies seidiebt, wiro
iid baIb ssissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Eefegrap6if4e 9epeC6en.
Oeuti d Ian b.

Berlin, 90. Mai. Yeraanaeue Wit
tsrnadt iinb In benz SdIoiie Ront 9iiou
bas sesenpdrtis bus SobensoaernsaRu
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benselaB elm Gaub Der Slammen aepor
ben. Die in bem @ebdube nufbewabrter
Runitwerfe unb gnoenfsn purben ssrettet
bod iino piele Sauon bei9dbist.
Berlin, 81. Wai. Sm braunidwei
siiden 0anbtase uerlas bsute Der abaeorb.
nete Wrisbers ben in Der ssitrisen gum
mer Der vgtatiOnal 3eituns" erwdbnter
antras Der prsuBii6en &ssisruns, baB be,
benti4e gnnbssratb bic llsbsr,en9ans aus
iprsde, baB bic 6ibruns Der &esieruna bee
9erSostbums grauni9weis bur9 ben Ser.
3o9 bon Cumberland nit benz inneren sSrie.
ben nnb Der Si9erbsit bes &eides unuer.
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ein Musi9nB wurbe ernannt, weIder in Der
InseIesenbeit weitsre S9ritte in Ioridlaa
brin9en iou.
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oesratb bat bas pom &eidstase ansenoms
meme S6rienitsusrssiet unb bas @slst
betreffeno abdnberunsen bss 3olta,iis
senebmist.
Der y&eids:9lnssiser" meIbet, bos Der
Jsaiier Wilbslm bem @ebeimen Natbe
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eine internationaIe llsbersintunit betreffs
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Seu9en berbei,ufiibren. Der @raf gors
bona wurbe gum YOrieenosn erwdblt.
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bent Ospretis bat benz RSnis Snmbert BEN
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Miniiter bes @euBeren, Maneini, gun
Miniiferprdiibent ernannt werben. .sss;;sss.ss
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gnseisen fir Ticnies, 9otterien, Gliicsiptds
&C., Die Dem @eifte Der tatb. Sirdbe supiSsr, ID;
ben feline Aufnabme.
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Seiratbss unb 9obesun;eissn nit Sprnt
$3.50, obue Sprn6 $l.OO.
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preife Ger 2ln,eieen.
&oeal= Eotisen.

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4nsetaen fenoe man fedtefenS
Wonta9 Worsen ein.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-24
SUNBRIaHT LITTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Knight visitet
Rugby the 6rst Of the week.
Asong service was held iu the church
Sunday evening.
c. H. Dunning and G. s. Dudley at
tended the play Of "Uncle Toms Cabin
given by the Winfield Dramatic Club.
at Helenwood, on Saturday evening.
1t is said that w. J, Scott, of Wart-
burg, has just sold $4,000 worth If
land for cash.
S. Z. Franklin and Julian Doubleday
returned from their Ohio trip Wednes.
day morning.
Mr.. Floyd, Junction City, KY, has
been visiting his old friends in Sum
bright.
Mr.. Lewis Weaver has gone to June
ton City, being called there by the ILL.,
ness OF MS vile.
We are pleased to learn that Rev. S.
B. Scott will stay in this place another
year. Rev. A. B. Wright also remains
On the same circuit - last year.
L. H. Hoover, Of Fentress, made q
visit to Sunbright recently.
Wanted. Two gates for the church.
yard fence, to keep out stray piga
We think it is enough fur the pigs to
have season ticket for the range with.
out crowdins under the church build
ing during services, and trying to lift it
from its foundations Then the rrunt
ings, playing tag, coughing to at,rac,
peoples attention, are very improper.
Those pigs should be calmly reasoned
with and made to zee the error Of their
ways, which they will, in . hurry with.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-24
CLzxEYs.

The following is what, according
to the Code of Tennessee constitutes
a legal fence.
Every planter shall make and
keep sufficient fence of ordinarily
sound and substantial material
around his land in cultivation, and
80 close for at least two and one
half feet from the surface of the
earth, As to prevent hogs large
enough to do damage, from passing
through the same. The following
shall be sufficient:
l. A substantial stone fence or
wall, three and one half #. high.
2. A post and plank, or post and
rail fence. four #. high.
8. A common worm, or crooked,
rail- fence, hve It. high.
4. Every bank, or other means
used as a fence, or part Of a fence,
equivalent as an obstruction TO stock,
to either Of the three classes of fence
above named.
S. Any enclosure made by mailing
fast two sound plank, each not less
than 6 ms. wide, to posts set firmly
in the ground not more than eight
feet apart, the bottom plank to be
not more than three inches from the
ground, and the second plank from
the ground not more than four in
ches from the first, and then by
stretching not less than 1 strands of
barbed wire tightly between said
posts above the planks, the topmost
wire to be not less than four and a
half feet from the ground, and the
bottom wire to be four inches from
the topmost plank; the next wire
from the bottom one to be nine in
ches from the topmost plank, and
the third wire from the bottom to
be twenty one inches from the top
most plank, the above distance as
nearly as practicable.
6. Bots dare or Usage orange
fences, wholly of Bots dare or Usage
orange, or in part Of Bots dare or
Usage orange and in part of wire, or
other material at least four #. high
and at least eighteen inches across
the top and sufficiently close to pre-