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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-10

New potatoes are brought in quite freely
by the farmers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-10

The various railroads will nearly all gran,
half fare to the grand yearly meeting of the
Seventh Day Adventists, to be held on Nun.
boy Hill, Portland, Aug. 20 to Sept. /.
Noted speakers from the west will be pres
lent, and the natural beauty of the camp ground,
together with the somewhat peculiar belief
|of the denomination, will doubtless draw
crowds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-10

The river is gradually sinking to its usua
evel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-10


Fellor citt.ens-We are assembled here
to-day to unite with our fellow citizens
throughout the country in public services 10
commemoration of the death of the ilustrious
soldier. patriot and citizen. Ulysses s, Grant.
His sufferings, heroically borne, are at an
end. A nation, shrouded in the embiems or
grief, mourn nations loss. The North. the
South, the East and the West vie with each
other in tributes of respect for his memory,
and tokens of sympathy for the stricken fam
lily Heightened by no tragic element the
popular sentiment of veneration for the dead
hero is universal and profound.
The character of its illustrious citizens IL
the priceless inheritance of nation. In the
character of Washington, America made one
of the grandest contributions to human ms
tory. We have from time to time enlarged
the list, and to day we add another name.
In coming together on this OCCASION
to do honor to the memory OF the ae-
ceased, let us dwell alone upon what
was excellent in his character ana
career as soldier, patriot and man.
As military hero fortune has given to uen'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-29
.-'.'''''''''.'.......SfoA 4
INQUESTS lHn POST NO TEllN

INQUESTS AND POST AORTEMS.
532 w Keys. Coroner, inquest......$ IL IS
6SS w Keys, Coroner, inquest...-... ~ 25
6SS 7 Nance, Coroner, inquest. 40 IL
o9S u A Robinson. J. inquest.... 10 90
72O w II FAINT, 7 J. inquest........... 80 so
64e ID Sitton, 4 J, inquest........... 10 20
6Sl w Cox, }, tnquest............ 3 SO
Il9 A = Scudduy, i inqiest......... so
eS7 Bryan, + J, inquest......,..... 10 Is
4A9 Dr Il A Reid. post morten exam. III 90
6i4 DR. w X Sharpe, post mor.em ex 10
69o Drs "a q y Wiihite, post mort, 10 10
736 Drs Milford l. Thompson, post M. 10 10
7o6 Or N U Parker. post mOrtem ex.. 81 10
1o6 e b A Robinson, J, Inquest. 10 rs
o4S Drs Nardtn q Orr. post nortem ex IS 90
645 Bleckley, Brown & Fretwell, as
/ signees DIR b F b, post mortem 20 90
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POOR HOUSE AND POOR.

! 75i r 8 Hill q Co, poor house sup$ las es
TAO A Towers, poor house sup. 40
670 DR. = McFall, Wis pris a. JAIL. OO
691 Dr y McFall. Wis pris at Jail. IS 90
6i8 w J brennan, making cotfin... 8 90
ESQ Elias Thomas, digging grave
Tor rpanlter...........,..... .....,...... 90
$50 Moss & BIoEm, poor house sup 1 IS
tSA Jones & Strickland, extractiny
teeth NJ Jail .................... SO
757 8 + Cnig & Co. Abe Beuson's
account tblacksmithing,.: .:......... SO
700 RObt Stevenson, services Us
steward: :.....:.. .:.....: ............... 90 90
! 6SS Alexander Galbreath, beef poor
nouse..... ....s.... .....,... ............ Is
708 David and Ann Sloan. laborpfs
poor farm. llo "a
supplies ..:..:... .............. 4s4 90
poor house. ,:.............,-5 OF ID
725 J g Cunningham & Co. poor
{ house snpplles.. .e...,.,......,....,e. o as
728 9 u Jones q Co, poor house sup % 20
5s3 J.slnk Reed, poor house sup. % 20
poot house -, ..,... ..........:,:..s IS 90
\ IA JamP3 II Payne, harness poor 9 !:
1ulsc ...,..s ....s. q %
!: 216 OF & Sloan, nisd poor house.. "a 70
63s w \ pre,,qan. making c1fiins- 10 90
dSSD ~ etephs ems pairing wa1on
poof hosasss % 70
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Suaerson gutelligeuesr.
AR1E1UAE, REPORT
Or
Nao D. TRBBBlE,
To ths Presiding Judge OF the
Court Of General Sessions at
February Term, 1885.

The following Is correct schedule of
claims against the County Of Anderson for
the Fiscal Year commencing November /,
1898. and ending October 81, 1884, paid in
this Office:
NO. NAME. AMOUNT.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
678 Thomas Webb ....2AO0 90
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND CLELK's
lAfApfEQ
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Die Florence MisbtineaIe Der .Rins
b~erp1eee.

Die Florence Misbtineale Der Rius
berpfeee.
Splsenbes 1T elm Nus5ug zines an ben
Deutiden 8efOrm Weienser in @bum=
bersbursb, Ya., sei4riebenen 8riefes:
Cine @obltbdterin.
Seffnet bic gbire fir fe urb Mrs.
@inslow mirb bsweiien, baB fe bic au,e=
rifaniide Slorentiner Nadtisaa Der Sim
Der 1T. Dabon fnb mir 70 iber3eust,
baB mir unierer rSuip4 lehren merben
gu iasen: n@eiesnet fei Wars. Wtnslop"
neil lie berielben bebitflid mar, User bic
Yeripse bes 3abnens unb anbere Be
idmerlidfeiten fir &inber binmesaufom=
men. MrS. WinslpD's Soothing Snrup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic Sdmer3en unb
furtrt Dpientrie unb Diarrboe. 81
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit bon
@nt3inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh stidlid
iber bic Beripbe bes j3abnens 6inpes,
ST tbut serabe baS, mas er pOrsiebt gu
tbun, NGes unb nidt peniser. Bir pa.
Ben einmal Mrs. WinelOw seleben unc
fennen fie nur burd ibren Spotbina
Shrup fir 3inber. Wenn mir bic Madi
bitten, tpiroen mir 1ie ale Seilanb far
bic &inber hiniteQen = mas lie aud in
Der Gbat 1T. Der SArup wirb in
alien Gpptbefen gu rs Gents per Jlalde
rerfauft.
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Siam Die groadie lire Gage dmberm?

Biz polarforf@ungen u~nieres Sabrz
bunberts baben bas iiberrai9enbe Ges
fultat ergeben, baB iiberau i'm boben
Norben bic @eiteinsf6i9ten 8erfei=
terungen BON pflan5en entbalten, Be-
rem 8erwanote fi6 beute rur nod in
tropiiden unb fubtropii6en Gebieten
lebenb finben, palmen, 8aumfarren,
2orbeer, 3immetbdume Il. bgt. Die
nd9ifliegenbe grfIdrung mar natiirIi9
bic, baB in friiberen geolo9if9en perios
ben bas glibenbe @~rbinnere bur6 bic
biinne @rbfruite binbur6 genug Wdrme
geliefert babe, um oieIen Pflan3en Die
@riiten5 au erm6gli9en. Man bate
alfo in ibnen ben iiGerei1 9epeis fit
bic forti9reitenbe 4bfiiblung unIeres
planeten unb ieitoem iii es elm 2iebz
lingsgegentanb populdrer Bi6er uno
Wortrdge geporoen, benz publifum qru=
felig gu MAIDEN nit elmer gsnauen Irls=
refnung beg 3eitraumes, nod nelfem
bic mittleren Breiten cine Itarre Giss
niiite fein perben, pie bas beutiae Ga.
brabDr.
Sie Iebten Sabre bra9ten cine &eofs
tion gegen bieie SbeOrie; man iu6te
na63uweiien, baB bur6 cine anbere
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Samprrhpisen Seilmittel.

Samorrboiben baben sepobnlid borber.
aebenbe Sdmersen int &iiden, aenben uno Dem
llnterleibe, 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Sic,
rem, ODER Die nadffen 0raane feien in einsn,
tranfbaft II 3uftanoc. 8eitpeii Iinb 8eiden
bon llnberoanlidteit gesenpartis, als 8la'
gnns, llnbsbaqli@tsit Oss Maseas &C. eine
Jeudtisfeit ipie Sdipeib, Elm uaansenebmes
SUDDEN berOorrnfsao. na9oem man parm
ipiro, lit elm seip0bnli6er 8eeleiter. 8linoe,
blutige nno iudenbe 9anorrboiben iperoen
ou,d einmaliscn @ebrau6 bon 9r. 8oianto's
Sdmorrboioen Seilmittel, ipeldeS brett AMI bic
frantDaften Stellen %einipirft, bic Sun,or abb
iorbirt. bas befti9e SUDDEN b~eieitist nnb cine
Sauernoe Seiluns bsrbOrbrin9t aSseftelit.
Webieine 60, @iqua, Sbio.
@ertauft bel s. aalteber. G. Son.
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Dr+ Spbn 8ua's
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fit bic Seilung bon
Uiebern after Nrt,
nno gtgem
maiartf6e Rranfbefteu,

Ser gisentbimer bieler beriibmten Wsbisin
sanfpru6t fir bieIelbe ben 8orsus bor allen
ibrigen 9eiImitteln, pelde benz RubIitum als
ra9e, fidere unb permanente
Rur sesen Gieber a1er grt, bon lanserer ober
~tiraerer 9auer empfoblen perben. Ct ruff aae
tpefli6en unb iibli9en Staaten als 3eusen
auf fir bic @abrbeit Der 8crfi9erung, bab es
in feinem einaisen Sale feline beilenbe @irfuns
oeriagea pirb, penn bic &ntpeilungen senar
befolgti tperben. Bel bielen 4nfaqen 1T cine elm.
aeIne 9ofiS aur Seiluns seniisenb, unb game
8amilien erlangten bur9 cine eindige 8lai9e
ibre @efunbbeit tuieber. @s 1T inbeb seratben
uno iebenfaus mad langpierigen Infdnen iide.
ter, iuenn man ben @ebraud oes Mittels nod
cine ODER atpei @o@en mad Dem Gufboren bes
Giebers fortiebt. @epobnli9 bebarf man bel
bieier Nebi5in feires peiteren Siilfsmittels, Tim
bic @insepeibe in Srbuung gu balten. Solte
aber Der 8atient nod zines Requirement MittelS
b~ebiirfen, nadbem er brei ooer bier DOZEN bes
Sonic genommen bat, 70 tpirb cine %einaelne
bofis bon RentS 8egetabIe Gamifb
YilIs g%eniisen.
Bulls sarsapariIla if Dos alte unb auber.
taiiise Seilmittel sesen llnreinisteit bes 8lutes
unb %ifropbuloie @nfaGe - ber Sonig bet Slut.
r~einiser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
treyer 1T in @eftaIt bon ganbb DROPS prapa.
rirt, f6on bon, gniebu uub leidt einsunebmen.
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General Grants WabtaR.

Obmobl Sen. &rant in ben lebten
Mtonaten ieines 2ebens fein anberes
Ginfomnlen beielen bat, als feline Yer=
lion unO bas 0onprar aus eirligen Or
titeln, Die CT fir bas nGenturD" l6rieb,
10 BAT ct ood fir feline Samilie bur6
ielne W{emoiren, Die oemnd6f, 5ipei
Vdnoe fart, bel ser Serlagsbu9banoz
lung @barles 6. 8ebiter & So. in Stem
Dort elf6eineE peroen, rei6li6 geiorst,
ia Die Wilensfraft, feline 6amilie our6
iein biitorii6es Werf gu periorgen,
f6eint ibu 10 lange am 2eben erbalten
gu baben. @ie Der 8erleger s. 8.
Webfter mittbeilt, 1T iomeit Der 8er=
fauf BON 100000 @remplaren bes sweiz
bd1oigen Werfes gelidert, mas einen
@rtrag BON 100000 fir Die Camille
@rant bebeutet. Sn fur3er 3eit uirb
Die 3abl Der gefe1ungen auf Grants
Bud entgegennebmenben Mgenten auf
5000 sebra6t perben Der erite Banb
Der Wfemoiren mirb i'm DECEMBER 5. s.
uno Der 5peite i'm Mdr5 1886 eri6eiz
nen. 8orlebten Samitag bat Grant
no6 Sic lebte Gorrectur in ieinem 8l16e
genadt. NuBerDem nirb bic Wittme
bonn GonareB glei6 alen anoeren Prd=
lioentenpittmen cine geiebli6e Yen1ion
bon $4,000 erbalten. M0gli6. baB rer
@rantzSono, Ser feineraeit bon Der sc.
3. Shines" geiammelt purbe, urlo iiber
oefen Mnlage uno 8erpenbung bic
Deri9ie6enartigiten Gerii@te i'm 1mlauf
fi1b, e%benfalls Der Wittme 5usute Tom,
men mirb ober bur6 bieie ben beiben
perbeiratbeten S6bnen, Die obne Mittel
unb Stellung inb.
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6. s. WfiIer. MhnlefaIe- mn


Retailhdn6ler in Garben, Oelen, elnz
INSTRUMENTATION, Commerce frabe,
San Antonio, empfieblt Iein groBes
Eager III bieien Mrtifeln gu Sem Dort
preiien unb madt gang beionbers auf
ben %gemdblten Gorratb BON 8iloern:
@brpmos, Gupfer= unb @tablltiden,
Oelgemdlben unb phantaliez 8ilbern
aler Nrt, ferner auf bic gef6madpolle
Nuspabl bDn B%iloerrabmen Der auers
mooerniten Jorm unb auf bic Mles
umfahenbeu 3ei6nenmaterialen aufz
merriam, Mle Muftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen Bran6en werben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Bilber BON ieber @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m6gli6f
i9ne0 lnb gut beiprgt, Die in bas Sad
ihlagen.
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Gr G~umgreRmitsIieoer ais Wad5t.
fuGdbter.

Sn lebter .3eit ba6en 1i1, pie aug
Wafbnington gemeloet tpirb, 5tpei getpes
fene @onsreBmitglieber UNI Wd9teritel=
len i'm 6inanSbepartement bemorben.
Ser cine bon ibncrl, elm penniplpanier,
Der BON ben 8~reenbadlern einmal in
ben GonsreB gei6ift purbe, batte ur=
fprinsli9 etpas BeHeres ertpartet. Die
lobe" SteQung mar ni6t erlangbar;
cine SteQe, fir pel6e bic geleBli6 bor=
gei6riebene Gibilbienitprifung gu mo
den lit, fonnte CT rli6t erbalten, neil er
oieie priifung ni6t beiteben gu f6nnen
glaubte, unb 10 CAB ibnl benin Manning
cine Wd6terfteQe, Die es felbftberfanbz
li6 aud nit fi9 brinst, baB Der Mann
0fters bel Na9t 9ienft bat. Stun bat
li6 bieie Wo9e nod benz eblen 8eiipiel
ocs pennfplbaniers aud Elm friiberer
floli9er MbgeOr6neter I'm cine @d9s
t%erftele benorben. Gs gerei6t ben
apei geDeienen 8olfsbertretern tlur our
gbre, oaB ie ietbit Wd1terltelen an
nebmen, UNI ii6 ebrli6 gu erndbren,
ltatt li1, mie anbere Ct @onsreBmitglies
Der 81 tbut ptlegen, als Nemtermatler
unb Gobbpiiten berum5utrelben, aIein
bic Sbatfa6e, bob 5tpei 81. @ongreBmit=
glieber frob iein miiHen, Wd6teriteaen
gu erbalten, 5eist, wel6e 2eute oft in
ben @onareB gepdblt meroen, @iiroen
bic betreffenben st : Mitglieber etpas
taugen ODER beriieben, bann t0nnten lie
ia in @ei9dften als 8erfdufer. &eiienz
be, Ganslilien ODER bergl. 8ei6dftigung
finoen. Iber ie i6einen Bios maulge=
mauote Semasogen gemeien gu. iein,
oenen es gIei6 anoeren S~eifenblaien
gelaug. fiir einige3eit in bie6Obe gu itei>
gen. Wi6slid, oaB Der beriibmte 9ierOs
nDmus Sobs, Der es ia f6liebli6 gum
Na6tpaHter 9ebra6t bat, in ben Ser.
Staaten aud 6ongrebmann getporben
mare.
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Sir Neiienbe.

Die Sutiden Der Soutbweitern Stase
So. p~erlafIen Gan NntOniO tdslid um
1880 nhr Wcrsens unb fahren mad 9isb=
lamb 9ome, 2eon Springs, BSrne,
Comfort, Centre Yoint, aerrpiue unb
Triebridsburs. Dieie @Ompasnie bat
Jest neue pieripdnnise Concord &utideu
uno befSrbert Ser. Staaten Soft unc
@rpreB.
Office: Central Sotel, Maia Bla3a.
SDiep9 Sinssleh, Manaser,
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Cine finoerlDie Gle

1T setpib cine iiberaus ~tramrise Sa9e fur mon.
DIES gbepaar. @ie unb ipobur6 bieiem 1lebel
in turser 3eit absebolfen merben fam,
aeist BET ,, Hettttn8S Nnfer'., $50 gel.
ten, NIT aablreiden natursetreuen 8ilbern,
pel9er bon benz alien unb beipabrten beutiden
Seil.Snfitut in Stem BORT berausseseben miro,
gu bic fIarfe Bette. Sunse 2eute,
bic in ben Stanb BET gbe treten molen, iOlten
ben Spru9 Sdiaers /: s. prii e, tper
lid epis binbet", ipobl beberslsen ,nO
bas bortrefflide Bud leIen, ebe iie ben 10 d.
tist S6ritt bes 2ebenS tbun! 8iro
fir % gents in Yofmarfen iopobl in oeutfder
tpie in ensliider SpraGe fret unS or9'
am b%erpadt berionbt. abrehe: Deut-
sches Heil-Institut, II Clinton Place, New
York, N. Y. 7,5,w6m
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6eraoe 10 aut.

8iele sepi1euloie 8erfdufer mOsen @u@ ia.
gen fe baben Seilmittel fir Suitea unO 'grfal-
tunsen, bic serabe 70 gut iinb al8 Der alte
SuberlaIise ST.. Botanic Suffens uno 2nnsen>
Ssrup, urb tpenn ibr nidt barauf befebt bic
feS Seilmittel gu erbalten, tuerbet ibr icbr an.
gefabrt perben. YreiS 80 Gents unb $1.0o.
8ertauft bel s. &alteyer 6 Con.
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Ctne 8arte.

sn Gle, peIde an Golsen bon Susenbiun.
ben, nerb0ier @dpa6e, friibem Serfaa, @erluf
oer Wfannestraft &C. leiben, ienoe i9 totem
re &eeept, bas fie furirt. DieieS srobe Sell,
mittel purbe bon einem Milfionar in Sib.
Nmerifa entoedt Sdidt abreiiirtes goubert
an &eD. Soiepb 8. Snman, Station 8, STEM
gort @ita 21,7 ,tuip1i
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= Gin mirfli@ uni6dbbares Seils
mitteI gegen &beumatismus Neuralgia
&C., 1T in st. Safobs Del %sefunben,
wel6es fi6 felt furser 3eit in gaglarb
iopObl, tple in Nufralien GROCER 8e=
liebtbeit erfreut, 10 beri9tet Die in
Chandelier, gnglarb, erf6einenbe
RnfH
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Cine 3drte.
Office beg ct. 2eonarb 9otel,
Mnin NIo,n.
San Mntonip, SerQs, 1884.

Main Yla3a.
San Mntonio, Seras, 1884.
&eoafteur Der vSreien pre1e": 9a
i'd beabf9tige, bas st. 2eonarb Sos
tel" benz eroBen publifum popular gu
MAIDEN, mo linn Der Comfort zines L.
&lahe 9otel gepdbrt tperoen fam,
babe i@ meine Staten auf $3.50 uno 50
per Sag rebu3irt. Sd merbe baber
erfreut iein, Sic un6 Sreunbe gu feben
uno ibnen ale Nufmertiamfeiten 81
ermsiien. ST.. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bonn Central 9otel, bat 1i6 mir afo>
eiirt unb giebt unieren oeutI6en &unben
in ibrer Mutteripra9e iebwe6e Nusz
fuuft.
Cars uno Yoftfuti6en fabren an ber
Sbiir borbei. SIR %ergebener
pbimas g. 2%ouns6errD,
26, 9t4mm3M @igentbiimer.
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Mut $. Cntterfibe & Co.,

plumbers u. @assGitters,-
ss5 Off ouifontra6e, Gan antonio. 8ass.
ipannen, Stur5bdber, BaferclofetS, Mdrmor.
pIatten, @ummifdIdude, 8lei. uno Gifenrob.
rem, ~Bisrapparate unb @asfrtares aaer art.
aae suftrdge iuerben prompt ausgefibrt.
20 s.
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BON Der @irtiamteit ~iiberseusen, ~fonbern aud
Guren @reis uno Danf berausforbern. SD er,
baltic taSti9 ~9anti6reiben nno Nadfolsenbes
iino einise @usaise aus benfelben:
u@ad s0taeiser anpenbuns babe i'd ben &c.
braud einseiteat uno bin e%rftaunt uub ~erfreut
iiber ben grfoIg."
r@s crfuat allies, mas Sic beripreden. SD
bin eutsiidt bariber."
rMeine Erpartunsen iinb iibertroifen iporosn
r@ie 3auber bat es sepirft unb inebr gelci'
ct, OILS i'd erpartet babe"
sd BABE eS nit gutem Erfolge anseipanot.~
yOie @ciie, in belder eS %beuirfte, mas td
wiinidte, bat mid iiberraf6t."
.&ei9lid finb meine Soffnunsen erfiiat ppr.
ben nno i'd bin bo9li6 oariiber c%rfreut,"
@oiitib earantirt, bab bas Wittel barmlcs 1T
uno feline iddoli6en Subtansen entbdlt,
3ad @mpfans oes preiieS bon 81 ourd
bic 4oit in iderer Serpadung Serianbt. Ser
iieeeIte Gireulare 4 Gents. Sci Sruggiiten gu
baben. gbrefe:
Madame Fontaine,1 10 E 18th St., New york.
1s,5,tutpli
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.6artleihiafeit.

Butts 5ttlless fnb Bet berartisen EaIle1 befcns
Is ~seeignet; eine DptS beipirtt eine fof@e @e<
ltlsperdnteruns, tab Der Ratient buraber %eritaunt.
Gle ftdrtea ben 4IpHtttt unb peruridden, bab
Sra nptsn1 a. tSp6 NJ oe,sahrf. un S9's StrS tsrs
to,isfde Birfune uuf BITE 0eroatuuesoroane
be @eeelutdbtetett lbe8 GtnhIgangs terbet=
3efibrt. preis rs Gts. "A Matrab st., g.D.
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Grnues Qopf. pber Hnrts6aar burd etne einsise
duplication bteis5 Sdrheniftteis tn 9ldn;enbtS
cdirar5 peripanbelt. So ruirft auf Der Stene, cine
natdrlt&e Jarbe perefbsnb. 1et Gpptbeferrt 5a
hasen, cher stgeH GripfaEs'rrn ST per Gypreb rers
iaubt. Office: ~ @snrrap st., atew Dert.
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DR.. A. Fontaine's Preparation

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13
GEN. GRANTS FRIENDS.
How VanderbiIt's Action Led to th'
Abandonment of the Proposed Fund.

How VanderbiIt's Action Led to the
Abandonment OF the Proposed Fund.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The following
statement, made by friend of Gen. Grant,
makes clear the action that was taken to
protect the General and why the move
ment for raising the fund was stopped:
1.-TWO or three weeks ago there appeared
to be danger of a SherifPs sale of
Gen. Grants official commissions,
swords, medals, souvenirs from foreign
countries, and other precious personal
effects. Hearing this and with what ap-
peared to be sure evidence before them,
that danger that such sale was immi-
nent, some of Gen. Grants
friends resolved TO protect
them and also his other personal effects
by buying them. They would have fur
nished the money for that purpose. In
looking into the legal points of the case it
was found that the contemplated sale was
friendly action on the part of Mr.. Van
derbilt to obtain a legal title free from fur
ther lien, and after acquiring possession
to preserve such personal effects and
souvenirs for Gen. Grant. In view of
these facts. and of the letter of Gen. Grant
to Cyrus W. Field, further action in the
matter was dropped. The generous offer
OF Vanderbilt, just made known, pre-
served to Gen. Grant and the American
people the treasured objects it was the
purpose of his other friends to protect"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13

a Presbyterian congregation has been or
sanized az Starke, and a church will be built.
There were 3,s9l gallons of wine imported
az hey West from Havana during the last
month.
The brick work on the new building for W.
pleted.
Most OF the Micanopy farmers are busy
planting beans and cucumDers for the early
spring markets.
Thomas b. Bellows, perhaps the oldest resi-
Gent on Amelia Island. died Tuesday night
last alter a lingering illness.
several large cigar factories. it is reported
VIII soon be started az Key West bv parties
from New York and Havana.
:. ID. Moore. son Of the present editor. will
10 the writing for the Starke TeIegrdDh. The
ment.
Vast quantities Of granite rock. intended
Tor the Jetly work at Fort McRae, are being
tinatiou.
T. ". Harris, OF Ocala, will shortly COM
mence the publication III that city of a weekly
newspaper. The sheet Will be known as the
Ocala Item.
The Tavares HerGId last week presented
each oi It's readers handsome map of the
lake region II is only one in many instances
OF the EDITORS enterprise.
The sum of $1,000 was paid as duties on the
iron rails brought from Havana 10 Kev West
Last week, and $1,000 was paid for freight
Inc rails are being laid already.
W. a. Gelger. of Archer, has purchased a
portion o. the Narnum property on the west
slde OF the square, at Gainesville. He has
already began the erection OF a brick building,
which VIII include fine store room.
Three passenger trains leave Wild Wood
about O'clOck every morning. One of them
goes North. one East to the St. Johns and
Indian rivers, and the third south to Pana-
sOhkee, Sumteryllle and the WithlOcOOchee
river.
John Richardson, the colored fireman on
board the steamtug Mary Witch, while oil
ing the engine on that vessel at Pensacola
tuesday, had his left hand caught in the ma
chlnery and so badly crushed that amput =
tlJn became necessary.
>andcrsOn correspondent furnishes On
account oi very remarkable tripOf party
OF immigrants: Four families, comprising four
children four women, six men, seven horses.
Two wagons tnd two dog, made the trip from
North W lscousIu TO Baker county in II weeks.
They encountered some very severe weather
and Travelled from Is TO - miles per day. One
infant died on the iOurLeV. and five horses
were lost. The party Is DO perfect health.
They propose locating ia Eaker county.
Lake City CORE sp0ndence NEWS. Jan. 10:
During the past three days We have had
bright, clear weather, winch Is something
new and fresh since the h0lidays.-Sea island
cotton Is still coming To market; the price is
ah0t% Zjc. our farmers are giving SlUdl2 20
per month for good hands, and more cotton is
the cry for the coming crop. 1t Is predicted
Toy many that sea island cotton will open next
f1ll at lSc.02Oc. I'M the lint heavy crop
VIII be planteu--A large amount OF produce
ls lying at our depot awaiting shipment. Our
railroad needs &C least 100 more cars TO meet
the wants of shippers.-A heavy crop of oats
Is being put IN the grOund.-We have fresh
pork ami sausage in abundance, and chickens
ItpurInw-