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A crossroads contemrarary has
received the following stern Letter
from an exacting subscriber:
Dere Sur 81 hereby offer my
resigpashn As q subscriber to your
paper, II being pamphlet of such
small konsekence as not to benefit
my family takin' Of It. What you
need in your shelter is branes an
someone TO russell up knews and rite
eddytOrials on live toppicks, No
menshion has Hecp made in pig
veiglih' 800 pounds, or Of the gaps
in the chickens out this way. You
standjustly ignore the tact that later
bugs is eatIn' things up out here, an
nothin' bout Hi Simbson'a Durham
bull calf bFeakin' It's leg fallin' down
a we'll, Of grandma Sipes hayin' the
sore legs. Two important weddin's
here has been utterly igknored by
your columns, an n tOO.kolumn
Obitchuary, write by nue. on she death
Of grandpa Henry, was left out of
your shete, TO say nothin' Of a al
fsbetical poem beginnin' with "a is
Andy and also for Ark" writ by my
dauter. This is why your shete is
unpopular here. If you don't want
eddytoryals from this place and amt
goin' TO put no news in your shete
we don't want said shete.
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Judicial Sale.

Bowman n Hale's adm'xl
vs.. ) In Ely,Iiftg
l., Il j. III. Lipscoidb.
In pursuance OF decree of tho Cir
cult Court OF Preston County, rendered
iii the above styled cause on tho Is day
OF August, 1856. / shall. on tho
oath DAY OF NOVEMBER 1886.
at the front door of tho courthouse of
said county mako public sale of the land
In tho bin and proceedings mentioned
being
J3l ACRES OF LAND SITUATE IN
RENO DISTRICT
Of said county, aud tho same tract which
was conveyed by Epilona Chambers To
Lucinda LipScomb.
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash Am
hand To pay costs OF suit and OK.
penses of sale. and tho residue upon "A
credit o; q, IL and Is months, the pur.
chaser executing interest bearing notes
with good security.
II. J. CROGAN
Special Commissioner,
Bond and security hah boon given by
the above named COMMISSIONER i'm above
cause as required by law.
Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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NUMBER THREE.
40 Our READERS.

We cannot too strongly urge upon
our readers the necessity of subscri-
bling for family weekly newspaper
of the first class such, for instance
as The Independent, OF New York.
Were we Obliged to select one publ
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ing to the exclusion OF all others, we
would choose unhesitatingly, The
Independent. 1t is newspaper,
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is a religious, literary, an educa-
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to send q postal 70 a free Specimen
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for a month, enabling one to mdge of
its merits more critically. It's wear.
ly subscription is $500, or two years
for SIS 90.
Address, The Independent, 25l
broadway, New York City.
Nov. IL.
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Number enrolled 40; girls l6, boys
80. Per cent. of daily attendance 90;
Average daily attendance A. Stu
dents neither absent nor tardy, Ada
Trippett, Minnie Murdoch, Eta
Sheets, Frank Dunn, Bird Reese,
Titia Jackson, Chas. Lantz, Alonzo
Jordan, Virgil Swearengen, Lawrence
Hoke, Charlie Swearengen, Walter
Horton, Charlie Horton.
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:.WNE WE ARE DENOIRAIS..

=. or. Pria6ipley anil Policies of Ire
1mefieaSE,, nc Be@ostacy, By ). y.
BLOOM. Containing concise state
mont of the leading principles of the
Democratic Party of the United
States, as tau6ht by the fathers of
the Republic, enunciated in the Ma
tional Platforms, and proclaimed by
representative Democrats from the
foundation of the Government to the
present day,
limo. Price, cloth 81; paper, 80
cts.1 Address, S. S. BLOOM, Shelby,
Ohio. = "-'" o." De-. dt
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The subscription price Of TIM An.
Gus is one dollar per year, if paid in
Ndyancei bat IL not paid in ADVANCE
the price Is one dollar and City cents.
There will be no lewiston from this
rule.
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rER>oN4L r.IRIGRIrnS.
Notes GA the Movements cd HcsIiess
Humanity ALI Around

NOdes on the Movements oT HcsIIess
Humanity ALI Around
James W. White. formerly of this
place, is now in Louisville, Ky,
working on the Commercial
Rev. Driven was at Morgantown a
few days this week
Worland Kimberly, of Brandon
vile, was here on Tuesday and gave
this office call.
John W. Guseman, Esq, and wife,
OF Valley District, were in town
Tuesday.
Frank Manown, the genial mer.
chant, of Rowlesburg. was on our
streets Tuesday.
George Cooke, of Howesville, was
in town Tuesday. George is an sp.
plicant for clerkship in the railway
mail service and is destined 10 get
there
w A. Stone, who has been work.
ing on the Grafton Eagle for some
time past, is now typo on the
Journal here.
w. G. Wrown, Esq, and Squire
Shaher were in Baltimore few days
last week in the interest of the h. &
L. railroad.
VIM. NJ. Kensiuger was in town on
Tuesday. Mr.. Kensinger goes at
work at once to rebuild his burned
distillery.
Capt II, G. Hagans and Squire
Mckee, of Brandonyille, were in
town Tuesday and Wednesday on
business.
NJ. G. Feather, of Oakland, Md is
the guest OF Is Nj. Squires.
A. +. Fortney and family, of
Wheeling, arrived Tuesday and are
the guests Of friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Thomas
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends at Tunnelton.
Misses Minnie Heermans and
Olive Parks visited Grafton, indie.
pendence and other points along the
b. Il 0. last week.
COmmissioner-elect Beatty was
in town on Monday telling the peo-
pie what good fnancier he is.
Mr.. +. g. Hyde was removed to
his home in Preston County on Mon.
day, his mother accompanying him.
We hope that his native air Will rap.
idly build him up, and that he may
return in very short time enjoying
his pristine health. L Oakland Dem.
OCrat
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GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT

Number enrolled %; girls Is. boys
s. Per cent. of daily attendance "a.
Average daily attendance -. Stu
dents neither absent nor tardy, Te'-
sic Martin. Ada Shaw, Persis Heer.
mans. Mallie Fawcett, Grace Martin,
Emma Shaw, Annie Smith, Julia
Murdoch, Willie G. Lantz and + rank
Mccormick.
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SUMMARY.

Whole number neither absent nor
tardy, q. Average daily attend.
ance, SO. Whole number present
first day, (Oct. A. 76. Whole mum.
Der enrolled 100, girls "a, boys 4G.
Number enrolled for month begin.
ming Nov. 4, l04.
Most respectfully submitted,
j. A. Cox.
From the above report it will be
be seen that our enrolment at pres
ent is l04. which is just four less
than the total enrolment last year.
The per cent. of attendance is small,
lsr, and the per cent, of absence
larger than it should be, from the
fact that we are required to connt all
studedts who are not present, as alb
sent unless such absence runs five
consecutive days in one week, even
though said student may not have en-.
tered school at the beginning of the
month. For example: Kingwood
Academy opened on the 4th day of
October. All students therefore en-
tering on the 9th are marked absent
for two days. This Is wrong; All
pupils snQuld nc counted ~ nonmem-
bers until they entered school, and
after having once entered, all days
missed should be counted as so many
days absent: this would give the
true per cent. OF both attendance and
absence. We enrolled the frat day
seventy-six SCHOLARS which number
gradually increased until at the close
of the month we reached one hun
dred; so that the reader can readily
sec that the per cent. OF attendance
has been materially cut down by the
above named requirements. The
month just closed has been very
pleasant and prosperous, and the
one just beginning bids far to be
even more so. We cordially invite
friends and patrons of the school to
visit us; and would insist that all vis
itOrs come in the morning in time for
our opening exercises, which begin
at 8 AS A. ~.
J. A. Cox,
FRANL b. TRoTTER,
MILE &. CLARK.
Se&chers.
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Teachers Certificates.
The following is the list of certif

The following is the list Of certi6-
Gates granted at the late examination /:
NUMBER ONE.
A. +. McMillen, Mile G. Clark, =
j. j. Conf, u. w. Showalter, Howard
NJ. Martin, j. A. Cox, w. L. Shaw,
j. s. Poster, Mary b. Graham, j. Nj.
Strahan. rotal, 10.
NUMBER TWO.
Ii w. Gaskins, l.. j. Cooley, S.
Stansbcrry,Jno. b. Ford Ella Cough.
lin, w. II. ShalTcr, Maggie Showalter,
Lizzie Shailer, J. w. Wells, J. f..
jenkins, Title Bayles, Jno. w. Sisler,
w. G.. Cobun. Ida Brand. Total, ii.
NUMBER THREE.
ID. S. Gibson, Mertic Gregg, G. w.
White. 5 f.. Sterling, Virginia A.
arshbarger. Lille Barnes, Albert
Michael. Lutte NJ Freeman, A. A.
Menear, Elvina Roby, Alice Roby,G
G.. Shaw. Total, II.
#Four-year certificates were grant
ed these two.
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oUE rUBLIc SCHOOLS.
monthly Report OF K,Ug God Acad-
enc ending NoV.3. 1850.
ACADEMIC DErNRrME>

Number enrolled IS; girls 20 boy
9. Per cent. Of daily attendance,
girls %, boys So. Average daily at.
tendance, girls Is, boys 6. Students
neither absent nor tardy, Emma FL
liott, Winnie Jackson, Laura Parks
and Edward Heermans.
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Sore Eyes

0OT6 Gy6S
Tho eyes arc always i'm sympathy with
the body, and afford an excellent index
of its condition, When tho eyes become
weak, and the lids inAamed and sore,.'t
is nn evidence that tho system has
bccO1no disOrdored by Berofuia, for
which Ayers SardapariFla IS tho best
known remedy.
scroiula, which produced n painful in
suffering for a number OF years. BY the
advice Of physician 1 commented taking
Ayers 'SaTsaparilIa. After using this
medicine short time was completely
Cured "
Ny owes arc now i'm n splendid condi-
ton, and I am as we'll and strong as ever.
- Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. II.
For number Of years j was troubled
with huinOr In my eyes, and was unable
90 obtain any relief until / commenced
using Ayers Sarsabariih. This fn6di.
cine has effected n complete cure, and
believe ~ 20 be the best Of blood puri-
Gcr5. C. u. Upton, Nashua, n II.
From childhood. and uHtii with few
months, i have been afflicted with Weak
and Sur0 Eyes. / have used for these
complaints, with beneficial results
Ayers Sargaprili1, and consider 10
great blood purifier. Mrs. G.. Phillips,
Glover, VI.
T suffered for n ycar with nAamma-
tion Ion my LOFT eve. Three ulcers formed
ON Tho hall, dcVfiving mo Of sight, and
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies fu mo- pVrpOse, was final
y induced to use Ayers Sars8parilla.
BY Taking
three bottles OF This medicine have been
entirely cured Ny SIGHT has been re-
stored. and fltcrC is no sign OF intamma-
lion sore. ur ulcer iu my eye. - Kendall
T. Bow sn. 5u.pr Trcc Ridge, Ohio.
W. daughter Ten wears old, was afiict-
rd uifi SroIulous Sore Eyes. During
che il4f fyFo years she never saw light 81
ans kind Pins .icinus ~ the highest
standing e1rrtc1 their skill, but with no
ftumauprI success. On thc recOmIueu-
CATION off friend 4 purchased = bottle ~
Avurs Ipurilla, which my daughter
commence taking. Before she had used
fhr third bottle her sight was restored.
IItr ruIe lis complete -- w. j. Suthcr-
land Evangelist, shelby City, Ky. 81
Ayers SarsaparlIla,
,f,d ty fr.J.C. Aver IS CO.. lowell. Mas.
SOAP, su pu-eist-. Tr,cc si -lz bottles, ~.
WANTED LADY , sc,,. ;2 ID no. l2,:,ys,,
~ % nru Roar fcca reI ~ ptai OF
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Mr.. John G. Brady, of Rrady's
Mill, IL a remarkable hunter. He is
an excellent shot on the wing. The
gun he uses Is a Dreech loading one,
which he never loads until the quarry
is sprung-when the quail is on the
wing, no matter where, in the bushes
or open field, lie then loads his gun
and cody, deliberately kills his bird l..
Truly, he's a remarkable hunter
(KeYser Tribune.-O, Pshaw -
Mills, that is nothing. Dan Fawcett,
Of our town, kills .patridges on the
wing, with a rifle, shooting their
heads OF every time. And he loads
his gun after raising the flock to wing,
too.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advert sement~ will be IN.
serted r. 81 per inch Ter drSt Insertion
aud fifty cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal commu nicatiOns inserted tor
% cents am inch.
Local notices cents Ter line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post Ofice ~
second class mali matter.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS /:
abolished Ecery Friday

One dollar Ter wear. invariably i'm adj
vance One dollar sud finy cents per
year, wher 'Ht - id ina advance. These
term will i''- strictly adhered To- I'm every
inStruce.
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An alarm Of fire was given in town
on Tuesday evening about 7o'oclock,
and at once the populace was thrown
into n Wild state Of excitement. II
was soon learned that tlio seat of the
FIRE was at the residence Of w. A.
Reese. IL appears that Mrs. Reese
had placed damp mattress before
the ere 20 dry and il caught fire. II
was ut once rolled out Of the room
and but slight damage was done to
the furniture,
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THE1NTER10R
FOR 1887.

The ISTIsRIoR - one OF the YOUNGEST
out ma the largest circulation of Hiy
paper IN the PresbJ teiiag Church.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
MAsRaR4MR MIsCRI.L,ANY.

Steamer SgFphO Or. Penuell, Of Sunder-
land, from Gibraltar for BN{tiTnOrA went
ashore al 1 O'Clock Tuesday morning 3 miles
south of Cape Henry. She fSa4ed OF before
daylight without sustaining any material
damage.
. jacksonville, Ella, Jan SS--A special from st
Augustine says: SetRr Fannie " Johnston,
from Baltimore for Mosquito Knle4, with a
cargo of brick for the lighthouse at the latter
place, went ashore north Of the ihet on the
18th inst and has proved a total loss. Two of
the crew were drowned.
MarseiHes, Jan 7-Steamer AfrIque reports
having fallen in with Italian bark ASIA, OF
Genoa, disnnasted and abandoned on Jan 8. 90
miles west OF Porto C0nte Steamer GOssen
di, of Liverpool, hailed the Antique, and said
she would Try to tow the Asia into Porto
Conte. The GOssendi arrived at LeghOrn
about Jan z Bark Asia Utan. Dongelo, sail
ed from Pensacola Der Is for Genoa.
Nassau, Jan l3-Steamer Blanche Hender-
son. having completed repairs, Will probably
be OF the marine railway to-day and sail TO-
morrow for Port Antonio.
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Snu way lahdings-k liabersham's Son 4 Co,
FRANK " Co. Herman h, Henderson,
ImladelpAia ship, Ellis, ii y Co, Warren n A,
W ooue 20, w Soraon n Co, Dr Cox, >
M9 ~ Ellen Morrell.
IoT savannah. tlorlua and western nv,
Ssu Is ahsier once, Jno tlannerV q 20
N ! henuer9on' Lane, g v lieGker 90,
y IiahISys . II UmOack, 9 Ihom pson'
n l1o Nt,,i q Son' a tawcett' terst < 20
Millet, susan lmmons, Elnsteln sSons'
y b0etolhiy' Lee hoy myers, y kehoe 70
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Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and way landings-H bales cotton, crate
frames, boxes glass, bale hides. . bdl5 hides,
piece casting. pkg IHdse, box mdse, beX
tools, boxes oranges, quarters beef, bas-
kets fish.
Per Charleston and Savannah Isv, Jan 20
baie cotton. 10 boxes tobacco. 30 caddIes 10
baccO. 80 sacks rice, s sacks peas, and mdre.
Per savannah, Florida aud Western Ky.
jan 20-f19 bales cotton. % cara lumber. 3
cars wood, car flour. Ion bbls r0sin. % bbls
spirits turpentlne, bbs syrup, 50 bbls and
4,6p5 boxes oranges, q sacks rice. IA bales
hides. and Bdse.
Per Central Railroad. Jan D-l.585 bales
cotton, So bales yarns, lZ0 bales domestic, Z
bales hides, u pkgs t0bacco, @.:.sl pounds ba-
con. 10 bb's spirits turpeDtiDe, 2 5bls rosi %,
pkes dried fruit ears hay. Z bhls liquor. rs
half bhls beer, 100 quarter bbis beer 8l5 bhs
OIL 5000 pounds paint, l75 kegs POWDER. 20 h
kegs 10. 40 ar kegs 90. 3.l40 pounds hardware,
u boxes candles 20 Dbla grlts, % SACKS corn,
20i pkrs furniture, a eatt3. 10 cars humber I
car wood, ~ sacksrce. hbl8 syr1p, - casks
cl 49,, l26 tons pig iron, pkga Irvine. Z pkgs
yege nblcs. l8 pkgs machinery, Ii sacks fer
tiHlrrs, ear poultry, 81 pi - mise, ] pkg
pows, "a empty packages, 80 bbls cotton
seed meal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Tybee. Jan 90. 500 D m Passed up, Maria
Casabano (Eals, Mimer tNorl, brig Boms
Nor, and one unknowH.
Passed out, bark Briefly Ii4il (Ger.)
Waiting. two Unknown bGrks.
Wind r, hight; fair.
9:25 passed oct, steamship Nacoochee.
New York. Jan 2O-AFrived, stmr Labrador
from Hayre; Guy aHdotte from RicNnond;
Wisconsin from Liverpool
London. Jan 20-ArFiVsd, stnlr Grandholm,
from Savannah. at Antwerp 10Th inst.
New York. Jan S-ArriVed, schr Fostma,
PhilbrOok, Brunswick, ga.
Cleared. schr Amehs schmidt, Pashiey,
JacksonVIli A p NOwveil, CoweH, do.
Sailed. schT Lewis l. Squlres, Savannah.
Hattie H Barbour, Tocoi, Fla.
DOrdrecht, Jan l6-ATrived, bark Arlington
tNorl, TOrgcsen, Pensacola.
Liverpool, Jan H-ArrlYed, bark Orion
(Nor), Macpherson, Pensacola.
Oporto. Jan TS-Sai ed bark Hex Eorl,
Duns, TYbee; brig Olinda tPor0 CunhU,
Rochefort. Jan f-Sailed, bark Admiral
Nor, MOidenhauer, Savannah.
Cardenas, Jan u-ArTWed, schr Jane En-
son. Gill, Pensacola,
Nassau, Jan Arrived, schr Mary Jane
(Br), Roberts. Key West.
Sagua, Jan S-Arrived. brig Mary Fink,
Darrah. Pensacola
Il unsWlCk, Ga. Jan 1S-Arrtped, schr Mary
Lord, Lord, savannah.
l4th, bark Agantyr Nor, Homer, st Thorn
as.
cleared lOth, AhFs u Dehlhe' bOhahhOh'
Baltimore.
l4th, schr Ella Elliott, Chaples, Providence.
BOothbay. Me, } an l6-AFrived, schr jacob
NJ Haske4l, Allen, Belfast for Charleston.
Darien, Ga, Jan lS-AFrived, bark SCI Ami
CT ltaD, Garfbaldi, New Orleans.
Georgetown, 5 G, Jan B-Arrfved, schrs
Anna Il EAa, Benton, from Philadel phIa; Ii
MAJ G KaminsiIi, Woodbury., New York; ID Il
X Baker, Brewster, do.
Jacksonville. Jan 1s-Arrived, schr PenOb
scot. Carter, New York.
Lubec, Me, Jan f6-Saiied, bark Signal,
Pressey from Calais. Charlotte HarbOr, Fla.
: ew Orleans, Jan k-Cleared. bark Matteo
Premiuda tAus), SapDa, Pensacola.
Pensacola, Jan l4-Arr1Ved. schr Helen l.
Martin, Fountain. Kingston, ia.
Cleared 18th, bArks Sendemanden (Nor),
Jensen, BuenOs AyTes; l4th, san Battestlna
Utah, ScrapaFone, Genoa.
10th, arrived. bark Unanima tBr), Young,
NIonteYtdeO via Key " est Ito load for Bou-
logne.1
18th, arrived, bark Carolina tRus), Hols-
berg. barcelona; brig Abbie Clifford, StOrer,
Punta Rassa.
Cleared, bark Luigi Utah. SimOnetti, &c
nOa; schr John ii Cross, Rawley, Providence.
Perth ARboy. Jan lS-Salled, sehr5 Eleanor,
Poole, FernandtFsa; Mary Alien, Gold
thwaite, Brunswick.
Fernandina. Jan 6-Saed, schr Anna r
Bishop. New York.
Arrived, brsg Alfred. Young. from Bermu-
da Ia ballast: sci8r Oeaan Traveller, Thomas,
from ChrlsteRstaG. st CS0ix-iB ballast.
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MAKKErS BY FELEGEAPH.


LoNDoN. Jan. ". noOn.--C Onsols, 90 l5-li.
NEW YORK. Jan. %, noOn.-5tOcks iuli out
firm Money easy 90 liG2 percent. E1onange
long. 81 $50 short. - So state bond neg
lected. Government bonds duii but SteadF.
5:Un p. m.-kXchange closed quct Money
closed SO 4Qlls uer cent, ~ub-irenenfF nH-
-ttoId. $685. $3.50; currency, fla r. ll.
Government bonds dull: four por cents.
~ three per cents, lO9ts state uonu-
quiet
There was little interest In stock deal nRs
to. day. Lackawanna and ~. Paul secured
the greatest attention, The latter closed 's
urr cent. lower. after declining sharply, on
inc general belief that the company would
soon ls-ue additional bonds Tor lihe extension
uurpn.e.. Vanderbilt were nrm. AMI show
uttl. change. Louisville ami \ -rhyle hIs
been drcI Iedly weak Tor several dave, AMI
io-t au additional per cent. io luy. jus
earuInls flr INC second week m January show
"a decrease OF t1tuUu. The usual quarterly
dividend ir Pacific MHIlls declared, aII ft.h,-
.uIururulua VII remain after % ih pfd. Tine
.lIlrA closed uuru IuHeu. HHINH ..'. lu -.ItrI-
i.e uarkct closing &C the following quota
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

orsteamer DAVID llaFk. from Rrunswlck
aud way landings -rhoa EW1g w > Ran
d0lph, & Ready, j Ready tHpt J. r River,
Pur steamship sHrnoehee Tor New fnit
1hps % Clancy, knt 1humm Boone, George
u tnton. = " trushy, ~ LrNis. Bennett A
Patterson, = q Iutg, Master Ec Terry, and
htEfTaEg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Per steamship NacoOohee, Tor New York -
l,729 bales upland cotton, l2l bales sea island
cotton. W VA cs domestlcs and yarns, $50 bbls
oil, lsU bbls rosin. 20 bbls spirits turp0ntlue, q
bb.s frosh n8h. 81 bDls and lAJ5 boxes oranges,
23 pkga mdse. rs, tons pig iron.
Per steamship Pr3 dam thr, Tor Bremen
$3.50 balcs upland cotton, weighing Z,aOO,al2
pounds.
Per bark WIN Gordon tErl. for Buenos
Ayres-55i, $40 feet p p iumber-M cD0n0ugh
N 90.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
NOTICR no MARTNrPS

Quarantine, 5 I, Jan ls-BuOy No Is has
been carried away by nee, and was aground
y m on the west bank ia one fafiIon Of water
Tsewes, Del, ban ls-Pii0t boat Howard re
pOrta the whistling buOy of OgerfAlls Sc OF
HenlDpen IigitthOuse 10 4 miles; also the
spar b0oy aud outer oan baey Of Overfahs
close together.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Cr.pARED YESTFRDAy.

Steamship Nacoochee, Kempton New York
&c Nj SorEel
Steamship Prydain tBr), Parry, Bremen
Wilder Il Co.
Bark VIM Gordon (Brl, Crosby, Buenos
Ayres-W uder n Co.
Schr samuel McManemy, Nrden, Kings
Ferry. IN ballast to load for Philadelphia
Jos A Roberts Il Co.