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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
A Blow at Tallahassee.
From the Tallahassee tFta.J f7ortdian

From the Tallahassee (FLu.J Flortdiaa.
June 80 was disastrous day to the
planting interests in this section. Rain
began 10 tall about 4 O'Clock IN the morn
inQ, and continued pretty regularly until
midday, with occasional gusts OF wind.
The tIst violent blast came a few minutes
before y O'CLOCK ACCOMPANIED by delug-
ing rain. This was followed by two or
three flaws Of less force, and then there
was a comparative calm for an hour or
more, though rain fell almost necessarily.
Then the wind began to come in violent
blasts, iOllO wing each other in rapid sue
cession most OF the time until after 6
O'Clock. II Is estimated that the wind
blew at the rate Of from - to 30 miles an
hour. Though the rainfall was immense
it did not descend In drops, hut was
broken up by the force OF the wind, and
converted into furious and binding
spray.
The damage in the city--in the aggre-
gate-was not very great, but il is feared
considerable injury has been done TO
crops in the surrounding cOuntry-espe-
cially corn.
The damage IN the city was mostly to
tin roots, fences, windows, etc., though
shrubbery and ornamental shade trees
were handled pretty roughly, most Of the
latter on the streets being blown down.
Nearly all Of these will be topped and
Strengthened back into position.
The sturdy oaks withstood the fury
of the storm, except here and there those
that were. partially decayed being pros
trated.
few small buildings In the city were
demolished.
The large cork tree on the premises of
Mrs. Mundee, corner of Tennessee and
Calhoun streets, was blown down. 1t
will be topped and Strengthened up. The
tree was Frustrated in 1873.
The only casualty reported thus far was
at the klndon building. corner Jefferson
and Adams streets, used as a market
house. The northern gable was blown In,
and Mr.. John Breen, a butcher. had one
leg aud one arm broken, besides being
seriously bruised. DR.. Gwynn took
charge OF the case and his patient is doing
as we'll as could be expected.
Figs, peaches, pears and other fruits
were thrashed from trees in great guam
titles.
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tised after he was 100 years old. He was
a noted hunter and fisher, and he con-
tinued to fish up to short time before
his death, He walked three miles last
year to the river to fish.
The Macon district, South Georgia Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, is in session at Fort Valley, and
the delegates in attendance, while not as
many as expected and desired, yet are
men of sterling worth, intelligence and
piety. Among the visiting brethren are
Revs. William NJ. Hayes, Howard
Key, Of Andrew Female College, II. NJ.
Fielder, Howard McGehee, DR.. Hopkins,
of Emory College, and Bishop Joseph
Key, Rev. j. b. McGehee, z. E., and
nearly every preacher in charge in the
district. The business sessions have been
wen attended and the routine business
disposed of. Particular attention has
been given to the religious features of the
conference, and the sessions devoted TO
worship have been of much interest, and
result in good to all who attend.
James Gatfney, the engineer of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western railway,
who was cut in an affray with a bar
keeper in Albany recently. and was af-
forwards locked up in the guard house
all night, has instituted suit against the
city for $1,000. The police say that they
did not know that he was cut when they
locked him up. Gaffney, on the other
hand, claims that they did know it; that
the fact was too apparent to have been
overlooked under the circumstances that
he was arrested and imprisoned without
the fOrmality Of a warrant and without
having an opportunity to give bond for
his appearance to answer any charge
that the city might prefer against him,
and that by being cast into prison he was
denied medical attention, which treat
ment subjected him to great hardship and
suffering, and came near costing him his
life.
At Macon Saturday papers were fled
by Col. j. K. Jones for executions against
the Academy Of Music on foreclosure of
mortgage. The matter was agitated for
some time last winter, and the business
managers made strong efforts to get on
their feet, but the season seems to have
proved an Improbable one, and Saturday
Col. Jones was compeHed to enter a fore
closure against the property in behalf OF
the creditors. The building is located on
Mulberry street, between First and
Second, and is one Of the handsomest in
the city. The debt against it amounts to
| $26, 700 principal and S761 interest, from
June 2, 1886. 1t is valuable piece of
property, but 1t is doubtful if the incOrpO-
rators win be able to realize sufficient
amount to cover their liabilities in case
the property is sold to the highest bidder,
on account OF the shr1nkage Of real estate
and the unfortunate location of this par
ticular kind OF public building.
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We learn that on the DR.. Hayward
plantation,a few miles above Tallahassee,
six tenant houses were destroyed but no
one injured.
On the farm of Mr.. j. p, Roberts, two
miles west OF Tallahassee, two gin houses,
six tenant houses, kitchen and diniug
room were demolished. Everything in
the dining room, including all the crock
cry, was completely wrecked.
Mr.. James Holland, OF Ocklockonee,
eight miles west of Tallahassee, came in
this morning. He says plantation fences
generally are down and corn fearfully
torn to pieces by the wind. AT Ocklock.
once, two large lumber sheds, belonging
10 Bradford's mill, were demolished.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

The citizens OF Baker county will meet
in the court house in Newton, on Tues
trict Convention to meet IN Camilla on
Aug. -, to appoint six delegates TO the
Ninth senatorial District Convention TO
meet in Leary on Aug. TO- 1886. to nOmi-
nate candidate to REPRESENT the county
of Baker In the next General Assembly of
Georgia, and TO elect an executive com
mittee 70 serve for the next two wears.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

Dyspepsia comes from TORPID Liver and
Costiveness. You cannot digest your food
properly. Brandreth's Pills, taken one
or two at night for a week or so, will
regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver
and ensure quick and healthful di-
gestion. These Pills are purely vegetable,
contain no mineral and are absolutely
harmless for old and young.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
MilSNnncr'S Closing Ont Sale!
PRICES WAY DOWN
Our SPRING and Summer Stock Must Go.
LOSS NO OBJECT!
surprise everybody knows
immense surprise



our
inc
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
A Clear ComplexIon.

How can you expect clear complexion
when the blood is full OF impurities and
the stomach clogged? The blood becomes
impure because the liver does not act
properly and work of the poison from the
system, and the certain results
are blotches, pimples and erup-
tions. Purify the blood with Sim
mons Liver Regulator and regulate
the liver, stomach and bowels, and then
the skin will become clear.
"aed Lion" Elixir, tonic and invigo-
ratOr, and specially adapted 10 bowel and
stomach disorders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

Lys.

Mr.. Allen Dodworth has published In q
manual OF dancing, expliciefnstruCtions az
TO the proper attitude to assume toward
your partner (teminine) in round dances,
Many young gentlemen might profit by
following Mr., Dodworth's rules, and by
taking timely warning by these additional
suggestions Q. g.:-
One arm Is enough to put around the
lady at one time; the ambidextrous posi-.
ton known az the double hug" is neither
refined nor pleasing to the eye, Nor Ia It
necessary; tho young lady will not try TO
get away until the music stops, II her
partner Is respectfully skilliul.
You will notice, sometimes, at liremen's
balls, that some OF the gentlemen hold
their partners much as II there were hose.
That is not the way; the men that keep
them at distance, as II they were the
fire, arc nearer right.
Do not squpezs the young lady while
dancing. II II Is necessary 10 your happi-
ness TO embrace her, 1t Is bettor taste 10
choose retired part Of the conservatory
after the dance Is over. The swapping Of
ribs around ball room irritates the muRi.
ciung.
While avoiding undue compression Of
your partner, do not allow her 10 forget
that you arc there. Unless your rudder
has been temporarily unshipped, u Is
your duty to steer. II she will not allow
you to do so, 1t Is proper to ask her to
take you to your mother.
1t Is In this country the lady's privilege
to stop waltzing when she Is tired. The
man may keep on till she stops. II he
has q pedometer in bis trousers pocket, he
should not look at tho dial until alter be
has taken her 10 her seat To pull It out
at the end Of long waltz and announce
the miles 10 bad form. Equally i'll bred II
Ia to mop the brow ostsntatiously and say,
"GoshI"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01
Scrofula ofLungs
Relieved.

am now 70 yeRS old, and have suffered for the
last Biteen yeaa with lung trouble. Several
nembtrl oil the family on my mothers side OF tho
house hsd dIea with consumption, aud the doc.
tons wOrr al agreed In their Oplni6n that had
consumption also / had Ill the distressing symp.
toms OF IhatleyrIole disease, have speul thou.
sands Of dollara to arrest bho march OF this ltCae;
have omplo!oi all Of tho usual methods, not only
Ia my own ease. but In the treatment OF other
members OF my family, but temporary relief was
all that 0O!aiifsdb WAS uuhl for any manLal
labor Tor several years. by chance came into
posses sion ol pamphlet on Blood and Skin
DSCeso," nom the oIiCe oil Swift Specific Co., Al
lantR, Go. 4 friend recommended tho uSO Of
sWlts Specific claiming that he himself had been
greatly bCue0stsd b. iH use III some lung troubluI.
Itesolyod totryit. About four yeAn ago 1 com.
menCci to take S, S, s, according to directions. |
found 4, an aV.goratlng tonic, and have used
about 0ity J1'lg, Tho rlluIts are most remark.
ehlO hy cough hiss lriI me- my strength has re,
turned, Ull EQigh sixty rounds more than ever
did IN my He II hGl beOn three years since |
s;opipI the Use " tho mediJlnc but have had
no return Of hudiscasu, snd there Ne no pains or
OF mCchsllrG work, aud feel as we'll W. ever felt
since wa boy. There, know, are wonderful
statement 10 make, but am honest when i SAY
that y owe my existence and health to-day 10
Swltrl sprhC. II Is tho only medicine that
brought ~ auy permanent RELIEF. do not say
that SWitg specific will do this In eVery Gaze, but
IloSt positively sibrn that II has done this much
| m me, and would be reCreRnt " The duty owe
10 suairln5 humanity II had failed ~ bear this
cheerful testimony @ the merits d this wonderful
medicine am vel Known In THO city Of Mont
gouely and ecu reier TO come OF the l(st ClGireus
IN the city 7, ], Holt.
AOutR0mtrT Ala, June Is, 1885,.
sWitg specific IL entirely vegetable. TrsAtiEe on
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

NtN IOFNSVNHstV SS"e"'t'N'
The reckoning Of percentages, like the
minus sign In Algebra, 10 aconetant gtumb,
Inc blodk 10 the novice. Even experienced
nsTSpapef writer's often become muddled
When they attempt 10 speak oi II, The
ascending scale 10 easy enough. Five
added 10 20 lS again Of % per cent; given
STy sum Of figures, the doubling Of II ID
an addition Of 100 per cent. But the
moment che change ID decreasing calcu.
iaiioS the inexperienced mathematician
bstfays himself, and even the expert Il
AMI 10 stumble or 10 astray,' An advance
rom 20 10 % Is an increase Of % pei
cant but the reverse Of this, that ID,
deciihe from % 70 20, IL decrease Of only
"a pef cent. There arc many per.
sons otherwise intelligent, who cannoi
see why the reduction Of 100 70 80 10 not
decrease Of 100 pefcenhfi An advance iron
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

Correspondence Cfthe Dairvman.
Great care should be taken In bedding
In winter time, and In cleaning the sta.
bles. Unless extra pains are taken foul
smelling stables will be the result; Conse.
quently the milk will be more or less
affected. l am well satisfied that filthy
stables and filthy habits Of milking are the
chief causes OF 90 much poor butter being
made in winter and in spring. am we'll
aware that butter made in winter lacks
flavor and color, but with proper care II
can be made sweet and clean. Very much
depends upon the food the COWS eat; In
order to have color, corn meal with beans
and ground oats fed literally, and little
oil meal added, Is about as near perfect
rations as can DO given In winter, with
plenty OF good, bright timothy hay and a
mixture Of clover. 1t is quite . common
sight 10 see in this part Of the country
COWS In winter time with their hips loaded
down with manure, their bags ditto, also
their backs covered with haygeed aud duet.
The brush aud card are never seem In the
cow stables; TO them the cows are total
strangers. Now, this Is all wrong. AS a
rule the COWS are well fed somebave bank
barns, but there ID q want Of care In
grooming and handling. i pays 70 card
and brush the COWS daily. They look bet
Ter and arc better, and certainly the milk
ing can be done more Clearly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

Th0 Thriving Little Town Of Galya-Th'
Crops and the Weather.
CSHepoadenee Vtt INseuE9G'o1.
GALvA, KAs,, Dec. 2s,-Thinking some
items from this section Of country may be
oiinterest to your readers l will proceed
to give you a few, GSlva is a place Of
about 800 inhabitants, is thriving bust
ness place situated in Mcpherson county,
on tho Atcheson, Topeka q Santa Fs
Railroad, with through trains daily from
Kansas City, No., 10 Denver, Col. We
have also two elevators, one flour mill,
woChurches, Methodist and Presbyterian,
three good stores, fine new school build
Ing OF four rooms, st present employing
three teachers. Kansas may well be
proud OF her common school system,
which Is one oil the best our country ai-
iords.
At present our village has good pros
peCt OF getting another railroad which
gi!l greatly advance the interests Of lie
citizens, and those otthe surrounding coun.
try. The crops here Of the past year, ex.
ceptlng wheat, have been favorable,
with oats and corn remarkably good.
Many Of the farmers are about through
husking corn, the yield being from so TO
rs bushels per acre OF Arst class corn oats
from 10 to l05 bushels per acre. Wheat
may be said to have been q failure, the
quantity and quality being very poSr,
The prospects AZ present for good wheat
crop next year are very aatterlng. Fruit
OF all kinds does we'll.
A report Of the weather must not be
neglected, Up to the present it has been
delightful, with the exception oil about &
week, when it was quite cold with some
snow, The snow disappeared in a few
days, since when the mercury has ranged
from 40o to 700. Christmas was more Ike
& May day,
The farmers are busily engaged pillow.
ing, preparatory to putting in their spring
crops. The wind, that terrible bugbssr Of
Kansas, in my experience Of Almost a
year, has proven no worse than In West
Virginia, The only difference Is, here We
cannot take refuge bOhind hill.
ATpuA
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EstAanrt.

ht3IhuhNtt
The daughter Of distinguished MAYA
officer Is one oil the leaders Of the healthy
craze. Her plump, wellrounded figure
and swinging gait canbe seen on Pennsyl'
yania avenue nearly every afternoon, rain
or shine, and she has the fuddieBt pair o.
cheeks In Washington. She looks the
perfect picture Of health, but some Of hel
sharp sisters have been tracking up the
secret Of how her pale complexion digsp,
peared 90 suddenly. II appears, 90 they
Jay, that the young lady called Id the ser
vices Of an old sailor who had known hel
ever aimee she was a "wee bit Of thing,
and told him that she was miserable be
Gauge she never could have any color ID
her face. She asked him 10 tattoo hei
cheeks Adellcates shade Of red, and although
Inc operation was quite painful, she
stood IL brayely, and the consequence ID
tLAt she will have q red face even altei
death, Ills said that several society belleI
contemplate undergoing tue same COURSE
Of treatment.
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Hard on ths nroIh.r.ln.Inu.

DsirOa Free Pres.
There Is a woman living down Howard
street who reads the newspapers. She
read in newspaper the other day that q
Boston woman cured her husband Of run.
ming out nights by making him Jealous,
The idea was q good 'un, She let her sis
ter into the plot, and the sisters husband
might have been seen sneaking into and
out oil the house at = late evening hour.
Some neighbors got hold Of 1t, and sCIoe
one wrote to the husband:-
"BsWRre As q friend, would advise
yon to watch your wiieM
Ills vile saw the bud Of RuspiCinn in
his eye, and was hugely pleased. She told
her sister, and there was grGSt Cacklirg,
Sister told her husband, and he slapped
his leg, and EXCHANGED
rIn"
The other night the Howard street man
went out as usual. Tho hrother-in.law
disguised himself and went over to the
house, taking care TO be Been. He wss
Just mounting the steps when horse.
whip began to play over and around him,
and Us he started to run no was knocked
down and stepped on and walked over
until he scarcely had the strength left to
climb out Of the yard in front ot No. 0
boot, The injured husband then entered
the-house and broke up $500 worth Of
furniture, and destroyed jewelry and
dresses costing as much more. Ills wife
had to explain, but that didn't restore
the. goods nor heal the brother.ln.law's
bruises.
1t 10 very quiet down there now. The
husband goes out O. nights as usual, and
the Boston idea has been coated with tar
and buried in the back yard until wanted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

Al trains daily except Sunday,
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling at 1850 q, m.
]. q. TOMLlHSON,
Passenger Agant Wheeling, VIVA.
T. A. FORD,
Gen. pRSg. and Ticket Agent PittIburah, Pa,
JAMES NIGERIA, General Manager.
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OuTIN KANSAS,

ThO Thriving Little Town Of 0alEa-Ths
Crops and the Weather.
oSTapOadenee u M INlSlli0aaa1.
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MsatsaI.
g4saissl.
DIR. y. IL. SMITH,
No. l4O4 Chapllns Street,
Near RouRteeuth attosk.

The bczt eyidanOo Of 3 Physicians mcoal Il TIL
testimony Of bis p4hen6 THIS increasing 10
mAndS Jog my professions services prove that hAyl
eonSuitSd nd, / never uSs 4 pSasngI name VIZ
out permission, though have many hundred oer
tAnlteS trom those whom have CURED altar theJ
bad bean pFono1need tncurGhle, thorough med
and familiarity With therapeutic GSSnt1, el619 ob
HGTVandeQ Of temperRmentA peUnIiRIihel and EtEipj
attention V hyEleuio mana emsnt inhnfsl success
cure . possible, and tGnkly ElVe the patient ny
Home Proof.
kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumAtism.,-
SGgsF9a "a, tsrISSSSihipg 'sSIHsS to help no
ZEPH, PHILLIPS, Wheeling ", We.
Catarh, POlypua Of Nose, Impaired YOlos: sui
Isred i9r yeGri patent medicine failed to help me
Dr. smith completely Gn TH p me- mn ,nnrcv
OF speIdel 8 Co., Wheeling, W. We,
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. -"Treatmenl
for Eearf tailed 70 give me relief d. Smith cured
mo- THOMAS. HOLT, Insurance. Agent.
Fg-Hnd them for tSg 1I yeas d smith
scrOiulG, Running Sores on Head,--"Ay son ,Wls
afflicted for fourteen yeAFS. Nothing seemed 70
'' MES, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, w Va,
Cancef-"suhered for Yeas with Cancer. Had u
cut out three canes, Il returned alter each opera
ton. Dr., Smith cured mo without knife catutio or
pGin.u Mas. H. N. ORCUTT
Piles, FiSiulR Of AnuS.-FlAt on my back Tor Is
weeks. Reported dying. d., smith cured me
"'--'SN' -''''~ THOMAS CoLyIN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main IT,, Wheeling, W. Va,
UlceratlnnS Of. Rectum, ProlApHl and PileS-
MWlS given up 10 die and pronounced inGurAbla
Dr., Smith cured me without knlta,h
WARRINGTON DELAGY, Martins Ferry,
Rev, H. o. Ladd VTtes;-"Di, Smiths probes
5ional services IN my hntly have bean most IAtl
and Bknltul phyGlolAn,"
NrI, Margaret kolE SGyli " had been suffering
Tor seven y5en and treated by many physicians Tor
dyspepsia, Dr., Smith said EhGd atape worm, and
IN eight houEH removed monster 100 foot lOng,h
Female Complaints Three yeRrS In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages In such CasCs
PGFEGnh cured Of CAtArEh, diseases Of heart liver
ltomRch kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections |
lnd weaknesses Of mon and youth, aonOIQlG Rnd |
lBthmA testify 70 my success
Piles cured without tho knife,
Patients q distance may BE- treated by letter and /
atiEtaOtioA guaranteed. A chart for Settexanina.
ION sent on receipt Of Two three-Cent stamps, and
Idyico returned free.
Consultation et ONCE free. Ofico hours from IA
{. to 7P. H., daily Call on or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, Md,
No. l40i ChGpllne H., Wheeling, W, Va,
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REMEMBER that AllcoCk's are the only
genuine Porous Plasters. They act quick.
ly and with certainty, and can be- worn
for weeks without causing pain or inCon.
venience. They are invaluable In cases
Of spinal weakness, kidney and pulmonary
difficulties, malaria, ague cake, liver com.
plant, dyspepsia, strains, rheumatism,
sCiatica and nervous debility. Other plast.
ers blister and inHame the akin go that
the pores are closed and often cause ser.
ious injury. Do not risk health and waste
lime aud money by buying inferior arti.
Giles made to sell on the reputation Of the
genuine. When purchasing plastels ask
lor and 500 that you get All0ock's Porous
Plasters. Each genuine plaster bears the
registered trademark stamp. MwF&w
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50 TO 100 is an increase Of 100 percent.
The other day an article Of merchandise
which had been purchased at 10 cents q
pound was Tesold at 80 cents 4 pound, a
profit OF 200 percent; Whsreupon writer,
IN chronicling the sale, said that, at the
beginning Of the recent depression, sew
erRl invoices OF the same class Of goods
which hal cost over 80 cents per pound
had beef finally sold at 10 cent? per
pound, loss Of over 200 per cent, OF
course, there cannot be decrease or lols
Of more than 200 percent, because this
wipes .out the whole Of the investment,
An advance Of from 10 to so isA gain Of
200 percent; but decline from 50 70 10 is
q loss Of only 66i percent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-01

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t.
WILL rot SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint Shil6h's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
stEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CArARRr CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shlloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
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