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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

aeao1sg,al.ilsi - s1cn stsfn sei'se -
ustiss - utterly T. isstrog - lfzEi'les-ne.
4 .as,.13 fsllo~ = as-t Aksls - be god
ale. Charies A. Drapef vas - very
xenszalIY rsessylIzsd - peculiarly ittad
tyr sls offics II Regent thsf be- Eas uoll-
isaats.i By a.sciaAaatl0a aBd Jlaize -AeAL
say u syery'eLsre rseogIIized AZ eqaalis
as eel szAllisd f0r Ens oities.
The kspubilean eity tieket i one shieh
every bonest man can ocnselentlousis
saDport Brisf skstoLss u tAe services
II tLs geRflssasn whsse uanaes are upoa
4 ssr. zlssn IA IHE IELEGAAA GA Sat-
arday. Tlpsy are all hoEs-t, capable nlen /.
not ansefapalous politicians WhO ~anE
Offices for the sake II the money that
"a. .at be made from them, or the little
reputation il vii give them. They we're
chosen by the spontaneoas iaetiOn of a
thoroughly representative oonventlOn be-
eanse they we're considered the best m.n
TOR the places for which they were chosen.
fhsrs was 10 nxlng up II states, 40 an
! eieFhandsd figuring as u the spOils OF ~
u ~ho would draw" BEST from Que class
or another The Offices sought the menr
not the men the Offices. The nominees
Tor ward Offices are likewise well chosen
aud deserve support b. the citizens OF
their several wards. The business and
[ Labor iots.re-fs ~ ths eitv iepsud largely
upon tho character Of the city government
and these. we believe, viii be- best sub
served by the choice of the Republican
candidates. The ticket Is a peculiarly
strong one aud there Is every reason tC
encourage Republicans to make al en-
srgetie battle to-day. Let every maI
take his place IN the ranks aud do hi'
whole duty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
The RiaHT SORT Or a rEHANT.
A Bright Boy of Tea Years Who Is the
Head 90 = Hou-.e hold

nrtsh ~ q tr-.t+'Ah-
lChics.so Heralll
'.Oh, yss. | IA ,y-s al kini, Of tenants"
said klud-fsc..I. old ge1tlenag. but
the Que that like the best is a ca "a not
more than ten years Of age a few years
axo got chance - buy piece of land
over on the West Side. AMI dil 50. | no.
ticed that there was an old cop OF "A
house on it. but paid no attention 70 il.
After awhile \ man came to me ami
waited % know IL wOult rell il 10
him."
"a hat DO you want i, for" saws 1.
"'To live in,' be replied
WELL | said, YOU can have il. Pay
me what you think i, il worth % you
The first month he brought -, and the
second month little 10y, who said he
sas this mans soa, came with - After
that saw tha man o.oce Ia awhile. bur in
the course OF time the boy paid the rent
regularly. sometimes - and sometimes -
One day asked the BOY what had become
of bis father.
Hos iessi, SIR was the reply.
ia that 80 - said /. How long
sinos,'
'More'u year be answered
IL took biz m lney, bot | male up my
mind that wouh go over and investigate,
aud the next day drove over there. The
old shed looked qaite decent Knocked at
the door aud little girl let me in. | asked
for her mothex. She said she didn't have
any.
Whore is she" saidI.
'-'We donr know, air. She went away
after my father die.i, AMI we've never seen
her since
Just then little girl about three years
old came tn. and learned that these three
children had been keeping house together
for year and half the boy
supporting has two little sissers by
blsckfng booos and selling Dewspa-
pers and tn elder giri managing the
hoas-s aud taking csrs x toe baby Weh
Just had my daughter call on th sn. and
We keep an eye on them now. thought l
wouldn't disturb them while they are get
ing along. The next time the toy came
with the rent talked with him a little and
then said
my boy, you're brick. You keep
right on n you have begun and you viii
never 81 sorry Keep your little sisters
together and never leave them Vow look
at this"
c"f showed him a ledger In which I had
entered uy all the money that he had paid
me for rent. and told him that it was all
his with interest. You keep right on
says I. anil IN b. yoaE banker and when
this amounts - = little more III see that
/ yo- 80 house somewhers Of your own
That's the kind II a tenant % have"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
~ara Nomiaat,ons.

Eirst Wsrt
,sutsfsiaor- JOHN -EEAkltE
AAlsrlus.n. .-tlEHhll 81 uEHkAAf.
toil,..far- -uthhI nDhhHEMA
eonalabl8 NATHANIEL \ NhEhS
-ssoola ~ari
sapsrsi-or- EOBElsr Isl LOOMl5
Allerlaaa. JOHN h lkE4 T.
l,slisclar-.I A1ikS ALlh
Constable ADDLfhJ5 y. bAt On
rsso.rviss.f JOHN BENJAMIN.
Abier.aaa JUSTIN H. 5lASLk1.
(oilssfor- -HhNH4 JENEII.
Constable WILLIAM " THOMAS
Fourth WarI -
snpsrgisaf- -HE<kf X NAfSMfth
Aloruan- EDMUND NJ. BARNARD
loIl,.siar-t ttAkihS A. hOsiNcON.
Constable 3ENELkb a. tADf.
Fifth Ward-
-apergisor JOHN DRElGE.
Alderman EUoENf kN HAOND.
tollestog--hNO, " fAtfk-
Con.table-JANA- IA. lAsk.
5ixth Wsri
sltsrvi-os- -PE fER e. sHIC kEiI.
Aalrefnar-I tlrtfn A. kf.kk-
loilector- BAEitl JONkkll
Constable TIMOTHY hAAN-
seventh Ward ...
sslsrsi-or- ALFRED :. RICHARDS.
Ahisrlaan JOfiN a. thklol hNS')N-
tellactor- HIRAM MAIDEN
Constable 4, OitNei1JS MASlENbhooh-
Eighth Wafd
Alderman ADRIAN TArtS.
Coilector- kObtkl Blu MklCh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
TO-OAV'S OUTtsS

THE TEL EGsAN this morning makes Its
last sppesl b. its rea.lers to vote and
work for the success of the Republican
ticket. 50 Ear a. the State ticket IA Gun
cerned very little political significance
sttaches b the issus The issue Is pure
~ one of the general good for men II All
parties or of no party TaE rsIEsRsN
st.,ops "a Do malignant attacks upon the
candidates 0f the Fusion party. i IN
,lnlrps In no personal abuse. but where
no particular political principles are in
voivci a comparison - the qualifications
81 cansii8aeas "a necessary We support
the Republican candidates whose names
appear upou the State ticket. with the
sarnest1iess we DO because We are pro
tsrndly convinced that they are vastly
sstter qualified than are those IN the Fu-
on sckst. Our reasons for this belief
va besn =, ofteD expressed that II -
dly necessary e. refer - them sgaln.
q Cooiev - a man 81 extraordinary
IA calbre. great legal leslruing.
wide reputation ~ q jurist. bag
- an the bench. and thorough
T7ae hest men of al partles
aarnouz his friends and his
sase araiast whom his sense
scon,pelied him - make ak
NaFsr Morsc =. ~ say
10 extraordinary At
Z FreDutatsor snd ~
Personal popu-
Ear trDm being
al position that
1s,n ualess 4 =
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Michigan Central.
fgusNG uarrne 4fYtaspN

Dcpars Arrive.
Detroit IA ~ bss sm Pacific ~ - tJU au
day Eypr,~s IIsa pan Mai ........ s1l pu
Atlantic tx. ss-5l pu Nag lreiglt aIf pm
Way Freight 620 an g. ilfII.l a. llI pn
Sleeping carr attached.
Pacific EKpre-s daily. bais1Ce trains daiis
s'1cs.Ili Hnndays.
The Detroii kxIress leariur a. f-). O.. rsssci
ing thhi cits ~ li sa q. n.. hes lHrf i0.ai
and BUston 81 b. neat usl
Through flckcte toI aii TsIfis Hua tlefIiuf oai
berthe may b. prp,mfej ai onion Ilckef Dfhce
corner Monroe Au8 Ottawa Sife'tt. aLa ti Jul,a
Depot
J. ]. SCHULTZ Ganl hgi. 81 Nunroe--s
fiEO. ". MTNs0N Ticket Agent. lltt.
J. 5. hsWkIhs Eekei Aaeui. Depos
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
J. W. EDDY

have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia and
II has proved 20 he satisfactory. u has ca, -
entirely. slso onr next door neighbor
cured hy II. Joehans hieft by Internal use f0f
Sore Throat. combined with a severe tonrh and
Hoarseness. also a man by the name ~ Stofe
kFinteEs vac cured b. IL of very severe Lame
back. / can never say too much in praise - y-snr
Magic Oil.
Grand Haven. April y. 1874.
foors truly. JACOB DzSpELDEk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

The Republican cisy tscket Is one which
every honest man may vote without
omltting SINGLE name. The nominees
have been tried IN places Of trust AID
never found wanting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

ALL sorts of schemes 10 trade and de-
Feat this or that Republican candidate
viii be worked to-day. Have nothing 10
do with them. strong, united effort
viii elect tho entire ticket.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Read What Vans Magic OIL or kirs
- Pair HAS Gore or
the Peopla

We have used Vans Magic oil for internal and
external applications in of Colds COlic. Cuts
Burns. Bruises. etc. and ind none better. II 70
especially adapted 10 children. rs IL can he used
with safety and satisfaction. and We earnestly
recommend II 10 parents.
NUskezoB. Sept. - lS54.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

EvERY Republican owes It to his party
and himself 10 devote this day TO the
cause OF good and honest government
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

ALLrrxRAri0S is gOOd when Ia good
eauss for instance. at the heal of Re-
publican city ticket.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

We have usel your Magic OIL for severzl year
and would not like - BE- Vithoui 81 ~ Dc is 4 -
family meiicine VIZ. H1rus. brui-es. sore
Threat. Colds. etc. hence truly recommend u =
tho public RkN r. FANDEkKkIES.
Patterson y. J. FEB H. Iss4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

Tx city government viii have thre'
big Is ia its bonnet the coming year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06


lsssenEsrs is4king ti,s & s1 a. Aaprtet make
close CONNECTIONS st ONfssso fcT is.neink and a.
Detroit fog New York arriving fileTt al iouU q. n
tlie following u4ornluF.
Night Expre-s haf lDcei nieeplne Car Deir1lt L
GraDd k8piis.
This il te oniy line running Atlantic tglssese
leaving here a. al - A.. wiz nlnttlnE atI b.
Detroit making alreCt CONNECTIONS trr All l'tsinis
Eslrt arriving az New lalh a. ll. ihe soennd
morning.
parlof am OF mail trains boit esri and west
Tie train leaying az 80 B.. Viii WaAf difec
connection witt M esuiss- sis4Intru daily. saoei
SUNDAY.
Tunonash tickets eocDrf.d ni 10. q. h. i "a. s.fiios
IL Morton House block add ai ihs depot
ID. lUllIh tIg iaas agent
GEO. h. REEVE. Traffic Manager. Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

vorx early. and then see that your
friends vote right
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
RAILROAD TINE TARIRS
Grand Rapids q inriAs.

GOING AekI
Arlse lssass-
Olncinnat a tin.nd ilal,ias a. ssis lee
tAucis.l..fi A afktf..a 4 ~ taiasa ill1 "a
~ Masns ~ So g.. ast' i.ll
tsrarad ilatldf A ai3illst Ar al lal
GOING SCUM.
f1l.cinuafl n fta AZ
M.oilt.sr 4 iIi..iuuttl IsE fu St ga
MsekinAc & ~ Nstaa a. fI- au "a 81 .iE
Ns.dillsc 4 Grs.fd l.slsif a. a. I.aa
AL .fslinf dAlis ezetlf Nuuats
sIFEFINc CA At.aSA0tAkars.
Noh4H fi4iu IaatiIg 81 ati ;, i.i ll.a Ns.sd-
ruf Siasglae Care itF irlosAtf aud Macklus(
city Irsir leesinf a 3.a e. 81. ist tisir tssl
fuf iIseerua tlf4,
SotIu- Train ieassns 81 81 =. n hls Neod
ran Slsss.liAs & a. fuf tlDciliiau
nr,aaf iiO kais Oan i@ utialne1 a. Nui.su
H.krl Otiioe osisleI hoUrst Ata ptf2ra otfssais
and al Cnion Depot T. a. ifh kAotn
sau s-s. Asi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

Tsrrr. Arrive.
Chicago ~ fI5 au Might L1prr-s D0 an
Mail and h ffax xr pn Mail snd - ft pm
Night Eytlress' hst fm Evening ID ~ AZ pm
sDaily fDaiiy e1oepi SUNDAY
Union Depot GA Iogia Street
Through cftri..~ 60 tIicf.se nui loIeio 90
a1s g. M. train Throre rhFIor-eHr ~ Aiotiep
on l2E D. bal TRAIN. I.rouFl l'ullinau sleep
ng-car and ci,ss fo ChicaRu or s. 50 b. m. trsiiL
hENAAGo DlYlslON
Isayo Arrive.
Expreae .-......... ....-.... fsH au il If am
II press ....... .. ....-....-. 4la ON sfE I'm
'D.part from Wei Side Deepest.
The northern frffnluuf ~ fnif DiFisipD H
Baldwin. 81 j A D. VI lig.
J. u. IsrTenier. GEM ireiidt afd lisss Asypnt
Diiica a. AfHifpf Nfrt~st.
Ono. " MURs0s Jiclri AgfiL fift.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

THE disgraceial attacks upon Judge
Cooley on account of decisions made by
the supreme Court apply equally a. well
10 Judge ChamplIawho - a Democrat. az
b the other Judges on the Bench and 70
Judge Graves who lett the Bench with an
untainted reputation. Men who make
such assaults, or countenance them,
should be given such a decided rebuke a.
to teach them a lesson they viii never
forget
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
NEWAiGo DiYlsloS
Michigan 8 ohlo RalIroad.
- nlNEFLTIoEa

Toledo viii aN rsiiirfarls divargiuR. Teeuu.Hsf
VIII !. :. a NJ. e. Homer vifh J.. S. ~. ~.
Lansing Division ard hir fsius N g.. Marshall
with III. g.. j. ~ Battle lHens viii 0hicaer a
Grsnd Trunk and y. a. ~ h. NonieIr @ ~ \
l. All gar witt g. a "a ~. and D. n n p
LUTHER AiAsiN et1i psses An
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
Lake shore a. Michigan southern

The train lea, nag al D. ul. ouuuects si White
Pigeon with Atlantic lapntes uu Main lane
winch has Palace Drawing holm nleallae
Coaches fr0n Chicago io ho~ lofk llia Boai0n
without change.
The train lesrlne a. sss e. u. CONNECTS al va
Pigeon giving one hour fpI dinner VIII sIfe
New York E1prtsss oI Msin flHc
Through tlckcls t1id berthe De- -tt.eui isaii-f
can be- curs.i al Union llrkei lIiloe bs Nome
Stre-st s.Hd Depot
All trains viii ran bl RHh meridian time ~hict
IL 81 minutes slower fllau D-iUalf flma-
J. ". MghEhAll Bou Az.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

THERE r. a golden opportunity to-day
for the Democrats o. help swell the ma
jority Of The man whom they proposed TO
uominate for Justice % the Supreme
Court until Il was supposed he would not
accept the Office again. Not one Of the
leading Democrats 10 this city who an
nounced through the Doily Dera0crut.
and before tho Democratic convention,
their preference for Judge Cooley has, 90
Tar ~ We know. expressed any change Of
opinion since that convention. They viii
stand by their honest convictions.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

NIfT NcHlIHttiOlfsF
80 Aasss- sfHhON L. BALDWIN.
90 LOOMS ~ sl1ttlt
sor Ffla.~.fef - dAkIkr 81 hhLhNAF
20 4lnf4oiler- f-AAI h AAAOhhALA-
far Ha4shAl WILLIAM 1lth-Ei(lA -
rsr Dir.efi.r If tho Poor JOSEPH hLf-
Pltkl Hl ,.. -.
Hof Malataf ai itss h .aai n teyiss 4 hAhirS
" NAtiEIl- ..
far I,.sf.le "a las Ftaes fsr fs.ll term 81 ktE-
FUSS tiAMttlsLtN
fsf j intIea - tIle ItisCe itf atpft Term
Bt1ft4 ttN 1874 iftshA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
state T1ckst.
Fsss Ilsties - ths suDcams 1f,rf.
TrOMAS N. COOLEY
F..r Eaas.nia a rha { a4ssr-ltg.
CHARLES ). DRAPER.
AARON v McsLvAf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-06
CHARTER ELECTION.

TITN INK
Graad Rapii- Mich. March e. lss5.
To the Electors Of the City 81 Grand Rapids
Take Notice.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06


We would ike to meet the many read
ers Of the MORNING NEWS and have a
pleasant chat with them, and inform them
OF our IN tdod adopted this season in our
business, but rs that would taae TOO much
of our time. | beg to Inform them through
this that we start in this season with
prices that will astOnish all, aud with 20
line OF goods never equalled il material,
style, make and finish. We have, after
great pans, gotten together a stock of
Clothing from which the most fastidIOus-
~ inclined can be suited. We have for
dress 1 add 4 button cutaWay FrOck
suits in black, blue, brown, wine and
dahlia, of the finest imported cork screw
materials, and Il choice line Of Fancy
Suiting of same make. We have the same
material ia all these cOlOrs IN Sack suits,
straight and cuta"ay. We have all the
newest styles in check and plaid Suiting.
We carry the largast line of Young Mems
SUITS in the CITY. We have a choice line
of Trouserng, and a great many novel
ties in Clothing not to be found in any
other establishment in the city.
All these goods we propose to sell early
in the season, and start in with 81 SiHq
0Ut prices. Facts-no humhug. Simon
Mitchell, I59 BrOughtOn street, Sign OF
the Golden Arm.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06
TnE .unnAY scnnnLs
Easter Festivals and anniversary Celo.
brations Last Night.

The sunday schools OF the Episcopal
churches held their Easter festivals I'm
the afternoon and last night, and mum.
her Of other church schools held their an.
nual celebrations.
sr JOHNS SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Easter festival ot the sunday school
OF 50. Johns Episcopal Church was beld
last night. The decorations. with one or
TWO additions, were the same as al the
morning service. The principal addition
WAS an evergreen arch ten on twelve feet
~ height, standing In he centre OF the
chsucel, under which the mound OF floral
ohernls was built, and around which the
beautiful class banners were group IA.
Under the arch was cross ot jlponicas
anu dIaleas resting upon u raj hHsp
The children assembled Ina the sunday
school room, where the Glasses were
formed In procession, ard az s o'clock on.
tered The church, carving their banners
anu singieg ~ they marched up theaisl,s
TIE professional, "Brisht is the Mornlns
After tue Night.' A. soon as quiet was
the LORDS Prayer and collects
were said, aud tn caro-, Christ the
Lord h Ha-ch To-day" was SUM-.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

The "F1mouS'' will open this day their
Spring Clothing Trade 5y presenting each
caller lcith Easter EgQs. We are pre-
pared to furnish them 10 every child in
Savannah, and a Suit tor Easter for every
boy. The "FdROUs'" Spring Suits for
Men, Youths and Boys cannot be beat in
any city in the United States, and our
prices we guarantee to be lower than the
lowest. Gail and examine our goods if
you are not ready to buy, and get an Eas-
ter egg for yourittle ones. We have the
handsomest Corkscrew Dress suits in
fashionable shades at the surprising low
price of SIS; Blue Flannel Suite, fast col
or, at the Unprecedented low price of SIS.
We have the incest boys pleated Suits.
oar 0lga make, as low a. 81; very desu-
able plain blue Flannel Boys Suit a. So.
The FdD5OHs" New York Clothing House,
140 Congress str et.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEWALK.

G1eanfugs Here ana There by the News
Rpporters-The Events of the Day
ToId in Paragraph ceilings and
Entertainments to he Held To Night
Pickinea at Police Headq uarters.
DeKalb Lodge l. o. 0. F. will meet to-
night.
Tattuall Council, A. L. Of H., will meet
tonight.
The Superior and City Courts Will meet
the morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Easter elections IN the Episcopal
churches will take place to-day.
There will be a meeting of the LADIES'
Church Aid Society at st. Johns PARISH
Hall this afternoon at O'Clock.
MANY Of the vessels in the harbOr dis
playad their flags Yesterday, and were
vailv dressed in bunting in honor OF
Easter.
Thomas Bush, colored, is held at the
notice barracks charged with drunkenness
and dfsorderlv conduct and cruelty whip
ming a child named John Murphy yester-
day afternoon.
Mary Rehn, colored, celebrated Easter
yesterday by getting drunk and striking
Dennis HAY with a brick. She was ar
rested and locked up at the barracks Tor a
hearing this morning.
The steamers Katie, from Augusta, and
Ethel. from Savannah river landings, ar
rived early Yesterday morning. TAey Gad
on board the usual complement OF empty
jugs from the dry counties.
The pilotboats Pet and Neca are laid up
for repairs The latter Will have her
masts shortened about three feet, and
new planking from the cardboard streak
to keel She viii be virtually new boat
when her repairs are completed,
The Georgia Historical Society will
hold its April meeting tonight at HOdg-
son Hall. A full report VIII be presented
by the Managing Committee of the Telfair
Academy Of Arts and Sciences, explain
ing the operations and aims OF the acad-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

The wonder Of those who go to the Har-
nett House, in savannah, is that so excel
lent table and such comfortable rooms
can he offered 10 the public at such mini
mum rates. Without eXaggerati0u, the
ndrnett is as good as that of the Sereven
House, and the rates just one-half as
large. Courteous treatment makes up
the sum of its attractions. The public
largely testified tueir appreciation
JUckSOHrUie Ha.) HtrQd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

-, The Voltaic Belt Company, OF Marshall,
MICH, ouer % send their celebrated kiec-
Jro-Noltaic Belt and other Electric An
pilances on trial for thirty days 10 men
(young or old afflicted with nervous dc.
putty, loss Of vitality and manhood, and
az kindred troubles. Also for rheuma.
other diseases. Complete restoration IA
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
NO risk is incurred as thirty days trial Is
allowed. Write them at once for illus.
trated pamphlet free.-Adu.
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Marshall Hnuae.

The uniform scale Of prices, the ele-
gance OF cuisine, the comfortable, clearly
and hOme-ike appearance OF apartments.
have placed this popular hotel among the
most prominent Of the South, which re-
fleets great credit on its manager, who
leaves nothing undOne to enhance the
comfort of lis humorous natrnns.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06
vVeather Tnnlcn U -.

For the South Atlantic States to-day;
Warmer, fair weather, winds generally
southerly, and lower barometer.
The height of the river III Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. m. yesterday (Augusta
time) was 90 feet-a rise Of Oh feet dur
ing the past a hours.
Comparative statement of temperature
at Savannah April 5, 1884 ana 1850;
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Meeting of Georgia Historical Society.
Meeting of Tattnall Council.
Meeting of DeKalb Lodge.
silks, etc, at Gray d O'Brien's.
Dress goods, etc, at Eckstein's.
Pair OF spectacles lost.
A local agent wanted.
Greenwich Manufacturing Company.
Special schedule TO VI IntgOmpry.
Hair brushes at G. NJ. Heidi e. Co.'s.
Change of schedula-CentraI and 5, r. r,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-06

Nfa TN. 2
"Wake the Song OF Jubilee was next
sung, after whoa the Apostles Greed
was rccited aud PRAYER was al red by
the pastor. "Glor1. Glory, Let Us sing"
was the next musical selection, after
which M. ". S. King. Superinteud Mt Of
the school. read his report. The report
shows that the total mem hership OF the
school is 81. OF this number 10 are ON
GERS, ~ teachers and 30 scnoiaf me
average aftendanc4 Of Ulcers during me
year was o, Of teachers Is, scholars l'o,
ana visitors max NJ totai AVERAGE az
tendance Of 1911 The coN-eilons during
me year have ayeray"d " - each oin-
uAy' o-ihs total OF "a Z. nus eseh ouhud5
rom eacn attendant. me lota' rece'pUs
o. tLe sch0o. from all sources curing lne
yer were 1910 10, total expenditures
F9'" ~, since me Iast army tsaIy lne
s'Aooi mas purchased bonus Oh thN c"uIcn
amounting u $50, Wuch nave oeeh can
ceiled ana pI scented 10 lhe tautch' me
class taught by hrs. W. >: BOWMAN re-
oei Eeu lh6 U'hne d""fus" ~ 'p7 0i' a,,
c7iIectins bhe largest d'A'OnJ =. uiuuet
curing the year, ana me 1oFs Ih ,,
TtaSS' tA1ghO Nv Miss LIu hlIr ~ ~
htte McDoh. ush' was aW Sil. - t.e pau an.
neI I'D may uep mem ne i.,9,5i .,.i
.e' ~ "l 'u5 ScAooi ye'lei""J "iHo' N''"
[" Sll.23. ,.., $780,, i,.,
al.ei ne oGPerlhtendehI n-''t Iel' n9
report 'JeWels. was suaI ny lue inIa an,
Ii"'s' ~ satltliui !'C"i I-n " ~ IT,
& EN- ~. s"et- ~ u ~ .di e. Irl q =
a. mn pa o ~ IRON, - NE so "uu
- %" la ~ cap L'"eU z" ~ - ="
ueiH'if Oh VIC WethDtIS 'i we 5Nu"Vl' SlA
IN number Woo n1d 0lsd during tne year
and made short but touching memorial
address rcea ding them. Arise ana
oUiue" was then sung and while an or
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