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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

Misses Mamie and Georgia Howard left
Yesterday afternoon on the steamship
William Crane 20 speud the summer in
Baltimore aud New York.
Among the arrivals az the Pulaski
house were K. W. Berricn, Miss Tyree,
Millen; +. A. Cosgroye, Augusta; Robert
thornton, Richmond; Thomas Martin,
BluGton, $. c.; Charles II. Gregory. 81.
Louis; Il. Rothschild, New YOrk; Mr.
Chase and wife, 'icNas.
al the Marshal house We're S. VI. Chap
man, Mrs IS. NJ. Chapman. johnson; Is.
II. Crosby, $. =. Crosby. rrentiss, Ga l..
r. Henson, Lumber city. Ga; Mira. W. T..
Jones, Mrs. $. W. Allen, Georgia; DR.. j.
ID. Lanier. Ge0rgia; j, Il. MattoX, John
MnttOX. bonneville, Ga.
As The screyon house were Row. W. ~.
Walker, Augusta; VIM. b. Johnston, Geo.
i. Turpin, j. w Lockout, Macon, 4. H..
Bacon, Eastman; Il. II. Eubank, Atlanta:
II. -trong, sun Mateo. Fla; G.. $. shat
tue, o. aud M. railway.
AZ the Hlrnett house were John ) u.
North, PalRtka; s. O.. Parker. T.. Arm
strong. Jacksonville; s. Gamble. Dun
Kirk, n. r.; Capt. N. Bruhu. Croustadt.
Russia; j I'm q. Cashln. New York; r..
q. Lane. Augusta; Capt. S. A. ~ ilsOn.
EhIn.ham county. john n. MahOney.
Brunswick; u Il. Stamford, Egypt, Ga.
Boys suits 81 20 at Appel Bros.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
THE MILITARY CONTEST.
Twelve Teams Already EBtered-NIeet-
Ing OF the Committees Tonight.

Twelve Teams Already Entered-Meet-
Ing of the Committees Tonight.
The Captains Of the military teams
which are TO participate in the shooting
contest on Aug. 6, for the benefit Of the
Chatham Artillery centennial fund,
will meet the committee OF
the Republican Blues at their armory
tonight at O'Clock TO complete the ar
rangements for the contest. II is under
stood that arrangements have been made
10 enter twelve teams. and that there is %
probability that the number OF teams will
be increased 10 fifteen. The Georgia
Hussars will enter two teams under the
meeting OF the Oglethorpe Light Infantry
yesterday after their parade the command
Ing officer was requested 70 appoint "a
team TO represent II In the contest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

The Famous" will continue their great
clearing-ouL sale of summer Clothing
through this and next week. Now, this
Is the time TO rcplcnish your trst supply.
The summer is not half over, and YOU
VII need them. Look to your interest in
this matter. Go 40 once 20 the Famous"
and get one Of those nohby suits at 81,
WORTH $40 in any other clothing house.
We are selling Suits sold for $50 for 50;
Suits sold FOR Sli for SIC; suits sold for
$40 for Sll; Suits sold for &lS for $li.
Mems fine Cashmere Pants, all wool, az
81 So S3. SO 90, 50 and 50 80. Youthis
Suits M 50, sold Tor $3.50 Boys Clothlng
cheaper than you can buy them IN New
York city. BOYS Flame suits. from 20
5 years old. 81 80 and S3 F0-inst color.
sailor suits - and s.. The Famous"
manufacture All o. their Clothing. aud
can cell them IA low Us any clothing
house in the United States. Look at the
prices at our shOw-windows; this Will
convince you we mean what we say.
Famous, No. 1l0 Congress eet.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
Knocl,ed Down by a Runaway Horse.

Between o aud & O'clock last night a
horse attached 10 n wagon belonging to
the Mutual Gas Light Company took
fright at "A piece Ct paper which lodged
under his feet on West Broad, aud dashed
down to state street, into which be turned.
In the meantime the driver had jumped
out of the wagon without Injury. The
animal continued down state street to
Montgomery. AZ the corner Of MoutgOm-
cry and Br0ughtOn streets an elderly col
ored woman was Knocked down ard
run over, iuiuring her very Sc
verely. She was lifted into street
wagon and sent 90 her home on state
street, between Drayton and Abercorn,
where she received medical attention.
The wagon brought up IN Franklin
square, and was overturned with but
slight damage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
THE Foaps ro.NIanT.
american Born" to be Presented by "a
Full Cast.

AMERICAN BorA" TO bs presented by "a
Full Cast.
The FOrds held dress rehearsal last
night Of the pretty drama, "American
Born" The plot is intensely interesting.
and woven into it are any number OF
striking effects.
1t has the advantage Of the strongest
cast that has yet been put on by the ASSOC
citation, and will, dOu btless, be the best
produced and best liked piece that the
Fords have given this summer. MIR.
Lawrence Hanley will appear for the first
time this season with the company.
Messrs. James Neill and Frank Readick
VIII take leading parts, and Mr. Larry
Doyle has good comedy part.
Miss Chambers and Miss Blaucke are the
ONLY ladies on the bill. Quite number Of
seats were reserved yesterday, and, by
the time the doors open tonight. the most
of those that arc left Will be taken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
Prohlbltionlsts Pertectlv sntlsned.

1t is not often that prohibitionists favor
anything in the alcoholic line, but there
has never been a dissenting opinion
among the most critical that DUFFFY's
PURE MALT WHIsKEY is the proper
article to use whenever Occnsion exists
TOR successfully fighting the ravnges Of
pneumonia, diphtheria. typhoids and
mlasmatic Towers OF all kinds The doctors
advise this course, and hundreds Of fami-
lies have been restored 20 excellent health
by proper use Of this remedy, which the
latest triumph Of science produces abs0-
lutely free from all injurious drugs and
residuum OF iusel oil found In other makes.
For sale 10y tue drug and grocery trade.
Selling agents for Savannah, Lippman
BrOs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

Little 6-year-old Bessie Lilienthal, who,
orphaned by the death of her father, be-
came the pet Of her grandfather. Abra-
ham Letter, is the holder Of one-tentb OF
the Sl50,0 ticket in the Louisiana state
Lottery. last week her uncle AdOlph
bought three One-tenth tickets OF the
Louisiana State Lottery. Across of No.
81 ,1G6 he wrote Bessie's name. Two
tenths Of the $l50,000 prize had been drawn
by Savannahians. Mr.. J. 4. DIVER was
soon discovered to be one of the lucky
winners; Bessie was another.-SaUdnRah
NeWS, JUpe 20.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
to Appel Bros. for shirts.
Nerrnn. nehllltntnh Nm

You are allowed a froe Uiai II thirty days
OF The use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt, with Electric Suspensory Appli-
ances, for tile speedy relief and pcrma-
nent cure Of Nervous Debility, loss of
Vitality and Manhood and all kindred
troubles. Also for many other diseases.
Complete restoration % health, yigor and
manhood guaranteed. Norisk IL incurred.
illustrated pamphlet, with full iniorma-
tion, terms etc, mailed free by address
ing Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall.
Mich.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
DeIerntos 10 Home.

The following are the delegates elected
by the Chatham County Sunday school
Association 70 the State Association,
which meets IN Rome to-day; John NJ.
Harden. j. 4. Way, g. II. Carson, John
W. Wilson. w u. Nell, WIN. l.. EXley,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Krenson, Mrs. John
Cooper, Miss Alice Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Baker. Mrs. TT. Christian, Miss
Alice Christian, Miss Fannie Dorsett,
Miss McGachan, DR.. ). White, X. Is.
Reppard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
TrAveI Tending westward

The popularity Of the Virginia. Caro-
lima, Georgia and Tennessee summer re-
sorts, it is claimed, is suffering somewhat
this summer from the attractions offered
in Colorado and the great West. The in
crease OF facilities for reaching these re-
glons by the completion Of the Arkansas
Valley route and the Kansas City Short
Line has tended to attract many tourists
to the West, and large increase of travel
is renOrted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

At a meeting Of the II. +. Social Club,
held on Monday night, the following
officers were elected.
General Mnnagor-J. II. Gay.
President -. Curry.
Vice Prpsldrut-W u. Carter.
Secretary-W q. Rarihelmcss.
Treasurer-W. m. Ffer.
Sergeant.at- Arms-R. G.. Burthelmess.
For Collars and CUFF. go 20 Appel Bros.
Go 20 Appel Bros. for Nuckwear.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
Go to Appel Bros. for CIothing.

}. II. Halkens, Savannah Trunk Fac
tory. For Trunks, Valises, Bags, Straps.
Locks, Keys, Clamps, Rollers, Poplar
Lumber, a. -, y, y inch always on hand
80 Whitaker, corner State.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

Not below, but at cost, our summer
Clothing, To make room for winter stock.
Appel Brns.. lh3 CnnKrens strnet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22
LIt.le 6.Yenr.Old Hessi.,s rortnnr.

KNOW THYSELF, by reading the ''Sci-
enee OF Life." the best medical work ever
published, for Young and middle aged men,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

Trunks ANA Yallses repaired. Trunk
Factory, % Whitaker, corner state.
Trunks are all made ina this city that are
sold by me.-ddg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

The wonder OF those who 20 TO the Har-
nett House, in Savannah, is that SO excel
lent table aud such comfortable rooms
can De offered TO the puDlic NJ such mimi
mum rates. Without exaggeration, the
table " the Harnett rs as good AS that OF
The oereyen House, and the rates just
One-half as large. Courteous treatment
makes up the sum OF It's attractions.
The public largely testified their appre-
ciation.-JdckSOnu0i Fr.) Herald.
Solomons' Liver Regulating Pills have
no equal in Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache, Biliousness, and All other
affections of the stomach, Liver and Bow
els They contain no Calomel or other
pcrnic0us ingredients, hut are purely
Vegetable. They mildly but thorough
ly producing no gripping or other uu-
pleasant effects. SOlomons & Co., Sayan-
nah, Ga.
Go 20 Appel Bros. for Hats.
Go to Appel Bros. for Underwear.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

The request of Commissioners Black
that Miss Ida c Sweet, pension agent
at Chicago, H., shall send in her resi- =
nation, to take effect on the 3Oth OF
June, is an indication of what the office
holders generally may expect. Miss
s weet has been an efficient officer, and
the term Of her appointment extends to
A pril 16, 1886, and yet the applicants
for Office are 80 pressing in their de
mands that she is asked to resign. This
is civil service reform with ven.
gsance. We are pleased to hear thai
Miss Sweet has acquainted the Presi'
dent with the demand that has beer
made of her, and be will be compelled
| to share the responsible ity. If the office
holders ia our State shall be permitted
to serve ouq their terrus it will be be
cause Messr1. Bayard, Gray, Sauleour,
and Lore do not ask for their resigna
tioas, in order TO furnish places 70
their adherents. 1t may be that tn
Democrats in our State are not quite 8
rapacious as in some other places, au'
the office holders will consequently b
permitted TO serve out their full terms
The matter is an important one, and "
shall await developments with gres
deal of interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
General, Grsnt', Condition.

General Grant is reported as having
pas .ed another quite comfortable night,
his pulse being regular, his temperature
normal, taking nourishment at proper
intervals, and yet the cancer from which
he is suffering is gradually eating into
hts vitals, and must eventually cause
his death. II he were afflicted with
any other disease, his symptoms would
indicate his speedy recovery, but fol
cancer 1t seems that there is no remedy
The physicians not labor to cure 1T, they
acknowledge that its removal Is be-
You'd their power, and their great OBJ
iect Is merely to relieve pain and pu
off death to the latest possible moment
So long as the throat can be kept cleal
and the air passages unobstructed, lie
will 90 on, but when they close up, life
will cease There is no hope for per
manent relief, these are not the days Of
miracles, aud the promise of any grea'
prolongation Of life is deluslve. Deatf
has been delayed by the stimulants tina
have been applied, and the power o
medical skill is being displayed, bu
the coil is being gradually and surely
frightened and the hour draweth near
when the immortal shall put on i'm
mortality and the spirit return to tn
God who gave it.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

THE question has often been asked
whose duty it is to prosecute cases that
are brought before the Municipal Court.
For some time this has been done by
the City Solicitor, under a warrant from
Attorney-G General Gray, but yesterday
morning he showed some hesitation in
filing an information, as he said he had
10 authority from Attorney Genera
Paynter to continue to act. 1t seems t.
us that if the City Solicitor attends t.
| the duties imposed on him by the city
he will have all he can attend to, ant
that it is the Deputy Attorneys duty
| to prosecute the cases heard before the
Municipal Court. BY 30 doing h
would be better able to attend to them
Ii they happen to be taken to the highe
| court.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

TWENTY years age next Thursday,
General Lee surrendered his sword
and army to General Grant and the
Union forcee, and now the victorious
General is on the eve of making his
first and last surrender. When the un-
even battle which he Is now fighting Ia
en- led, and he finally sinks before the
foe whom all must meet, and whom
none can conquer, there will be grief
in all the land which be saved, as 9
grateful nation will claim the right &c
SORROW at his grave. 1t has been said
that America never knows who hel
great men are until they are dead, and
now that he is about TO start on tina
Journey from which no traveller returns
we can see his greatness and compre
bend his worth in way that we neve
saw it before. But his name and fam
will endure while time shall last, an
even death cannot rob US of that. FroI
that pedestal he can never be dethrone
and his name will go down to futuI
> generations as the man who saved b
). country. o her men might have dor
- II, but it was he who did it.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

STREET Commissioner McCloskey
had a number of men employed yester.
day in cleaning the streets, and it is
not being done day too soon, as the
public highways are covered with the
accu nulated filth of the winter. If the
sun should come out warm, this dirt
will soon become purifying mass, that
will scatter the seeds of disease broad.
cast through the city. There are num-
bers of men on. of work, and just as
soon as the city obtains permission tt
borrow the money, as many men al
possible should be put to work, and the
streets, lanes and by-ways thoroughly
| cleaned 1t is hundred times NOR,
important to clean the streets, we al
ready have, than it is to open new
ones, and the Street Committee o
Council, with the Commissioner, SHOULD
see that the work is done.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

IN A very few weeks candidate for
member of City Council will be nomi-
mated in each ward in this city, and the
publ cans should not only be careful
who they nominate, but also how the
nominations are made. The day has
pissed fer five or six, or adozen men
TO hold secret meeting and name some
one who will grind an axe for them, az
the Iuan that others must vote for.
There are too many intelligent men in
the Republican party for this thing &c
be carried on, and the ward wire pullert
may as well take notice now that sucf
star cham Der nominations will not b.
tolerated any longer, and those who &C
cept them may expect TO DO defeated
Z Let the nominations no by election opel
and above board, at which every vote
in the ward will have a chance to e2
press his preference, and then the one
who are nominated may expect to RI
ceive the full vote of his party.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Friday, April 10, 1885,
Comm encing at 2 p. IN.

COMMENCING az Il. III
l will sell brown gelding
+" Dixie" l5a hands high, six
years old, sound and kind as far
as | know, not in any way skit-
fish, a perfect iamily horse, a
splendid driver. | have driven
him two J ears snd never struck
him with a whip. Not af id of
cars
One bright bay mare, ISL
hands high, weighs about 100
pounds; sound and kind in every
way, a splendid horse for family
use, good driver and stylish
looming 6 years old.
Three good farm CT draught
horses, from six to ten years
old, can be relied upon rs frs,
rate workers.
Two elegant mules, 16 hands
high, in good condition, and il
fact one OF the best teams fol
hauling that csn be found.
| Also one set Of harness anC
lcollsrs fitted to them, one two
horse farm wagon, slso one car
and cart harness, one mowin,
machine, one horse rake, l syria
cuse pillow, one 40-tooth harrow
one cultivator, and many othe
art cles of farming u ensils, ST G.
rs hoes and shovels etc, etc; 10
of manure in the pile and othe
stock Also several fine shos
Ipies.
i Terms For sums of $50 9
under, cash FIR sums over $50
| three months mote with approve
:, lendorser, without interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
WANAMAKER'S.
% and 25 cents.

20 and rs cents.
West of the Arcade steps, by the Tele'
graph Office.
| Out-oi-the-way gaities in
silks from Paris lew OF a
sort
i White and light and black
India Silks printed with fig
ures OF many colors Pom.
lgee with printed ngures.
IPongee with brilliant woven
Figures of velvet and satin
embroidery. Pongee with
hand-embroidered figures,
chenille. French brown rib
bed silk with damasse scrolls
of lighter brown and silver.
,lDit.o steel with scrolls OF
darker and lighter steel.
j.. stripes Of Faille Franchise
with narrow stripes OF bright
satin form a wide S ripe
This wide stripe alternate:
with a wide stripe Of watered
!, Faille Franchise. A varie'
!. gated cloud OF silk with a
y companion CO OF the same
: well covered with dotteo
d dots The dots are discs
q {, and the discs are dotted.
81 All of these belong 10 ex
IS travagant dress but thu
d prices are not very high
81 81 25 to S. Il yard. No
81 more than a dress pattern o
! two Of any OF the stronge
effects.
er Southeast from the center of the sort
d. All the embroidered piqu
lis here. We have too lit.
IT, land there is no more.
Dress-patterns OF cambria
d |rainsook and swiss with tn
requisite embroideries, on
or two OF a style in the cos
% % lier styles 81 to $50.
'o Coiored marseilles an
- printed piqucs, for tailo
"a made dresses and boys kilt
III Too various to even hint a
Nainsook embroidered f
children's Mother iiubbal
-dl aprons ; nowhere else. IT
It's embroidery is where it b.
N. longs.
toj Everything belonging
bel white dress-stuff and er
rly broideries to Tighten them.
az South west from the center.
IN
ns JOIN WANAMAKEE.
III Chestnut, Thirteenth and Mark
rt streets. aud City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
LAWMAKERS.
PHILADELPHIA. April Z, 1885.

No single event has proba-
bly done so much tor the
popular enjoyment and un-
Outstanding of Shakspere as
the. publication OF his works
in separate handy volumes
in easy type with helpful In
PRODUCTION and Notes by
Role. 50 cents a book by
mail Sc.
No word of ours can be SO
apt and influential for COM
mendation of this edition as
these quotations, which fol-
low
"To adapt them for school and home
reading in the same way rs Greek and
Latin classics are edited for educa
tioIal purposes. a pure text expur
gated if necessary, Notes for explana
ton and illustration, and Introduction
containing history, sources and critica
comments. From the publishers al
lnouncement.
| "No one can examine these volume
and fail to be impressed with the con
scientious accuracy and scholarly com
pletepess with which they are writ
ten. From Fl. II. Furness, Philadel
phia.
"Some editors think that all the.
have to do with play Is to state 1t
source and explain its hard words AM
i illusions. They treat 1t as they woul
a charter or catalogue of household
furniture, aud then rest satisfied. Blu
Mr.. Rolfe. -. does not leave tn
lstudert without help in getting a
lShakspere's chief attributes, bi
characterization and poetic power. -.
while everybody can look out bar
worda for himself, not one in ecoI
: lean, unhelped, catch points of an
realize character, and feel and EXPIRE,
3 the distinctive Individuality of eac
D play az poetic creation. From +. ,
! Furnivall, London.
al The notes give all the help a youn
student requires, and yet the read
. for pleasure will easily get az ju
ewhat he wants. From #. j. Chill
~ lCambridge.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
A Very Important N otic .

to the ladies of Wilmington and State
generally. You will find Mrs. K. s
Kirby at 200 King street. next dool
below her old stand, at her new littl'
palace of fine millinery. Her stool
is unquestionably the largest ever of
fered in this city. She invites com
parison but fears DO competition. The
abilities of her trimmers and wei
known reputation of Mrs. Kirby az
milliner, needs no com ment here.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
"A ROIlIpx Stone

gathers no moss, but pennies saved
soon accumulate and make dollars, and
we contend that we will not only save
you pennies, but in the course of year
we save you many dollars by buying
your teas and coffees of u.s. They are
all fresh and good. Crippen's tea store
No. 5 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Whatever book you want

Whatever book you want,
wherever you are, drop a
line of inquiry here. For
getting a general n ton o.
what is going on in the
world OF books we know o
no other means so adequate
and easy as Book News
monthly, IS cents a year +; {
single copy free and SEN
free.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
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