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The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

Mr. G.. f Muth, talking of honey raising,
thought that Florida IN ght be the Eidora 10
Of tho beckeep'r working for extracted
honey, but That IA pecuiarty of the climate
in tue mnngrove coun,ry dam pness-made
the raising Of comb honey impractlcaplc,
This led to the subject OF what kind OF
h0nev. comb or extracted, was Of greatest
demand AMI ho most Iroita lie to the pro
ducer Tho facts ON this sunjoct would indl-
cato that there was II very great difference
III the kind OF honey demanded. depcndm
on locaity. Extracted honey could he pro
duced a. les, than half the cost Of comb
honey, bu, beekeep,rs should produce bo.h
kinds, beng governed by tho demand IN
the T. own markets as TO which kind they
should roduce tho most of
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
Vicinity Items.

A raging torrent filed Hickory creek at
Joliet Thursday Of last week. An ice
gorge formed, the c., 81. l. Il w. railroad
bridge Was carried away, and acres of land
nenr the creek were Overflowed
streator sports dubbed together TO pay
the expenses OF Spellman's defense.
John Dillon showed at streator last
night.
And now Gov Oglesby is to be asked by
Streator people 10 pardon Ed. Harvey, who
last week pleaded guilty to highway rob
berry and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for year. A petiton to this effect Is be.
Ing circulated. The ground on which the
vict one and acqult the other Of the same
offense, Spellman having been declared In
nocent and Harvey having turned states
evidence.
Whether La Sale will have water works
will be voted for pro and con u, the city
election April 20.
DR.. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, has sued
the Joliet Frees for libel, the Press having
repeated some Of the AGENTS Herald trash
James Bennett, Of Peru, one night re-
Gently went to the residence Of William
Stringhorn, OF La sale, and placing u re-
vLlver at the woman's head demanded her
money, which was handed over 10 him,
amounting to $l65. He then skipped out
with his wife and children and has not
been heard of since. This story comes
from La Sale.
One night recently Michael Mclean
broke his arm by a fall at the La Sale club
rink.
The Seneca artesisn we'll Is not a sue
cess; in fact, it closely resem bles II failure.
The we'll will have to be showed down into
the bowels of the earth some two thousand
feet more, 80 il is thought.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

II the cows have the tlanks lined with
manure, as too many of them h ave at this
time of year, you should se,ect n warm day
and secure few pailfuls OF hot wa'er IA
carry To the barn and wash Off those TANKS.
So"k the manure we sng sponge o.
rnC before you proceed to scrape II Off on
oil the hair W Il come tn it RemcmbeI
that the fr,t point to he attained i'll sccurinG
a good Vi III OF mi from "a COW is 10 make
her comfortaule This c II never be done sc
long as she is compelled to carry a large
weight OF manure on her flanks, and then i,
looks 80 abomina y. No one would eve,
buy milk coming from such an animal il
they know iL-American Dairyman
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Feb. l6.-The first OF March
is nigh.
VIM. Peasgool and family go to Liv'
ingston county, Smith Brs. 10 Marshall
county, Burk goes esst tMunster), Hoober
To Howe's farm, J. II Jennett 10 Soring
Valley. Thomas Berry has sold out and
has now h are 10 rest his head, k-lso having
taken b place.
Public sales are numerous, aud Stronsen
back is busy.
Lawsuit Al l.. l.. Winters court Monday
the 23.i-Lawless vs.. Lawl.ss- OIL ye
gods, when shall these strit-s have an End
There were u car Load of hogs shipped
from here this week.
j. r. Edward has vacation IN school
s.,,r,.t fay.r Ia the cause. "Cow."
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
SIDE.

The house is built upon stone foun1a ion
y foot high The from and les are mostly
windows Above anl h'ow these the o. ouSe
n covered wi h ma ched b ards, ornamen ed
with woodwork In h, Genie of the build
,ng. The euro "A shown IN the picture is really
a veutilator 1t may ,e covered with OPEN
sng and o ing ats or scrol sawed Tun IL.
This vent lator is immedialel; above the
r,asSageway IN the center of the house, so
that the cold air vii not de cend upon the
fow's. 1t IS opeuc and shut by cords hang
mg down over the center
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilblgins, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t il guaranteed to give perfect sat
sfaction. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sale bv Lutz q Briggs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

There was large attendance at the Bar
tist tea, given at the church Ihur'day sV
epipg.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
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The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
FARM MzGARDEI9
A Poultry House.

Herewith are illustra ions OF picturesque
fowl and poui ~ house II will be a hand
como o, n ment 10 the farm landscape
Farmers with han Is on them can do much
0f the carpenter work themselves
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
IOWA AND KANSASaL'sss@ q 1.

ana INV ITNF NUIlt lIbCHI Dl gains HOW offered.
TEXAS, ARKANSAS, MISSOURI lands at very how
prices The days OF cheap alds are rapidly passing
away; as goods '' ds as IN r. are IN this county can
be had at from ". 80 a. Is per Nov is the
time to buy. DIR. j, o. HARRIS 4 son.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

Tho structure has four gable. Tho front
one is meant for q colony Of PIGEONS + ch
gable is ornamented with representa- ions OF
some of tn featLered tribc in scroll Swing
The building is - I, ct lon; by l6 feet w.de,
thOnsb, OF course 1t may be Of auy slzo.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

CITY LOTS s"s SSft @e. SG". at al sort. a't Of s9h pa
ces and ON easy teems. DR. j q. nAERIe son.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
DR.. J. !. HARRIS.

VALUABlE f. pEslHEss pEslK s1rA AfD M}rs RESI-: EsI:
SALE, very cheap and on easy terms. The Whuk front
the canal from rarUad crossing to the sidecut (ex
cept one ot) Also residence Ots III The rear
apr3 }. a. HARRIS & SON.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
INSURANCE. cIHEst EIRE +IfH + ASp Az &c; &C,

companies AZ current rates For insurance that IL
thoroughly reliable call On our sinai company
has more than mi lion dollars; have over ten
miiinIs, and ye our rates higher than others
charge DR.. j. u. HARRIS 4 son.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
LASALLE CO.FARM Is5ss .5s

gu all, Can and loDx ls Of bands nnn farms
Or !. % HAERIS K son.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
DEATH OF \ CENTENARIAN.
A Daughter Of Gen. Nathaniel
Greene

A Daughter -in-Law Of Gen. Nathaniel
Greene.
NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 1S-Mrs. Anna
Maria Greene, the Oldest lady in Rhode
Island, daug hter-in-law Of Gen. Nathaniel
Greene Of Revolutionary fame and grand
daughter Of Samuel W ard, Colonial Gov
ernor Of Rhode Island in 1862 and from
1868 70 1867. died at her home in Middle
town yesterday, aged 102 years, months
aud DAYS. Mrs. Greene retained her
faculties up to the last. excepting her
hearing, which was slightly impaired.
She did not, however, ind it necessary to
use any artificial means for I'M
Outstanding what was said to her.
Mrs. Greene was mother OF George
Washington Greene. author Of
the Life of Gen. Greene" and Of DR..
Nathaniel Greene, who survives his
mother. Her parents parents were
seventh Day Baptists. but when she went
sway from nome to attend school she gave
mp the custom Oiobserying Saturday as her
Sunday. An account OF Mrs. Greene
appeared recently, giving her life aud a
description OF her appearance. She was
proud 0f the fact that her son and bis
wtc, though - years Old, were still
teaching in sunday school. she was
religious woman. but Of late years had
been unable TO attend church regularly
Whom 800 years old she was thrown from a
carriage and seriously hurt. but her iron
con titution carried Der through.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
MADsTONEs FOR RABIES.
North CaroliRians Take a Home Treat
ment Instead Of Going to Paris

North CaroliRians Take Home Treat
ment Instead Of Going to Paris
RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 1S.-North Caro-
lima boasts Of no less than four madstones.
each Of which is alleged to have certain
spe ciiic virtues, making each the great
and only maidstone. Wonderful apparent
cures have been elected by the use Of
these madstOnes during the past half cen
fury. some o. them are even older than
that, but faith in their efficacy has never
diminished. There Is a famous stone IN
Halifax county. and people bitten by
rabld dogs have be- n taken 10 the stone or
the stone has been taken n them for years.
Last year two cases were treated by it and
one is now under treatment.
Another stone is known far and near as
the Painter maidstone, and is owned BY
Dir. Painter. Of Person county. 1t is in
demand by both Vircinians and North
Carolinians, and there are cases known
of persons having been taken hundreds Of
e lies To be touched by this stone.
ON Christmas eve II. N. White of Hall
fax county Va, was bitten by a mad dog.
He went 20 Painters as soon As possible
for treatment. Painter applied the stone
sixteen times 10 the wound. 1t adhered
fifteen times, but at the sixteenth applica-
ton the stone would not adhere. White
was given immediate relief Last week
negro woman living near Danville was
huteu. saturday she was taken to Pain
Ter for treatment. and this Is now in
progress. To- people OF that section
clam that this is the Only genuine mad
stone 10 the STATE. None Of these mad
stones nave ever been sold By some per-
persons they are regarded as giving luck
to their pOssessOrs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
FLoKIDA's METROPOLIS.
Kurt1 and Hardin Held for Trial-Ms-
sonic Officers.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan, 2o,-Ihe
trial of kurjz. held for burglary in Marx
A. sons iewelry store at Troy, \. y. came
ofthis evening before Justice Marcy The
prisoner was committed to jail for ten
davs to await requisition from New
York. Summers aud Pope. his attorneys,
have sued out writ OF habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Baker retUrnable tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Detective Cooper
saws there Is no doubt about the identity
OF the man and the authorities VIII mold
him
The case Of W. II. Hardin. held for pro-
curing money upon false drafts, was be
fore Justice BelisarrIo today. The de-
PENDANT was too drunk to stand trial ami
II was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing.
The Grand Lodge OF Masons is still in
session. Odicers We're elected to-day for
rhe ensuing wear as follows;
Grand Master-GeOrge :. Hallmark, OF
Pensacola.
nemty Grand MasteI-N. r. Carter, Of
Leyyyile.
senior Grand Warden-W. F. Bynum,
OF Live Oa6.
Junior Grand Warden-I. J. Delaney,
81 Key West.
Grand Treasurer-Hy Robinson, Of
Jack sOnvllle.
Grand Chaplan-Rey. j. ;. Wharton,
oil Madison.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
con. HmL ON a ToROGGAN.

He Scoots Down Chute at Albany and
With Col. Rice IL spilled into a snow
bank.
ALBANY. n. \. Jan. lS.-"lt's the Gov
ernor and mis- Secretary, Col. Rice - cried
hundred shriu alto voices as the great
est politician in the state OF New York
and the man who has mis- minds eye fixed
on Washington entered the grounds Of the
EidEefield Iobogcan CLUB. which inau-u-
rated its season this evening.
The Governor aud mis- Secretary raised
their silk tiles 70 the fair ones in pretty
iooosgan suits, and all the ladies' Who
hadn't already made their choice in life
and some W no had looked straight at the
osehelor David and said in one voice:
ION amt be too sweet for ANYTHING"
Both the Governor and his secretary
wore bouquets. The cold air had frozen
tfem sud, but their gorgeousness was I'M
drmmed.
There were large number OF politicians
present Who did g large amount II look
ing on and small amount OF sliding over
the long white track. The Governor
joined them and looked on harder than
any one.
III you'l permit me. Governor" said a
son OF Recent PiersOn, whom the Cover
nor thinks ought to be deposed with the
other regents. Il viii give you ride on
my tOboggan."
Ihe Governor tried to plead serious ills
and ENGAGEMENTS, but ol Rice egged
him on. and the politicians talked Of fear
and ne 1inaUy walked up the stairs.
II was little crowded with the GOV.
ernor on ahead. Colonel Rice ou second
aud Mr.. Piersoa on behind, Every one
cried "Hooray ." and the toboggan shot
down the chute. Ii got most to the bot
tom when Colonel Rice rolled Oh into a
sn)w-bank. He wasn't hurt. but rushed
around and helped the Governor 10 his
feet.
An the young ladies' who had toboggans
urged the Governor to ride with them, but
he politely but firmly said NO" 1t Isin-
timated that not even a reserved ticket
for the Presidential chair would tempt
MIN to take second slide.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Returns OF Personal PrOpertY.

AlIh lkEAHj kfk'S OFFICE.
SAVAhNAH, GA, Jau. s. IS,6.
Notice is hereby given that am now ready
60 receive returns OF Personal Property OF
every description. 10 wit:
stock IN Trade-GoOds W ares and Mcr-
ehandise owned or held int trust or on consign-
mcut.
Furniture. Private Billiard Tables. Watches
JeWclry, Plate, Pianos aud Musical lnstru-
ments.
Money, stocks. Bonds, Solvent Debts. and
other evidences Of Debt.
Steamships. steamboats,, Tugs and sailing
Yes.tls Of an kinds, owned in savannah.
Bank capital.
Horses aud Mules not otherwise taxed.
seat cattle
Value OF Machinery, Engines, Tools, FIX
turc. and Implements. used, or provided for
use during the year or part hereof.
Value oil on Telegraph and Telephone Lines
and Instruments and Fixtures of same.
Value ol all other Property not enumerated
in this schedule.
Two Huire tarriage.
Horse Carriage OF Buggy.
Dog.
9Zsse Refnrns must ~ uads aH ~ dcf0rs Pc
.fsfoIJ frfIrg. otherwise double tan Will hc
assessed aglu.t all deiaullcr- as required by
tine TuN Ordinance for thr year SSH.
g.. s. HAEnEE, city Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
the CODE IN ST. LOUIS.
An A flair OF Honor Between Two Young
Society Men


From As Sejr orleans Tines Democrat.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-Two young st.
Louis swells have suddenly Jumped into
notoriety by an arrangement to meet in
mortal combat according to the code.
Several weeks ago couple OF New York
bellies arrived "a the Liudell hotel, and as
they are well known 10 81 Louis society.
"a number Of receptions ana theatre par
ties were given Iu theirh honor. Two OF the
most asslduOus young men who paid court
% them were Sam Stone. son of Council
man stone. and Charles Van Studeford.
Of the Greeley Burnham Grocery Com.
pauy. II appears that both were charmed
with the same young lady, ana Stone az
leges thar Van ~tudei0rd took unfair adj
vantage ~ MIN and succeeded Ina freezing
Hlu out 90 the social event Of last week. q
Maggie Mitch'l theatre party. Thercuuon
young Mr. stone SAT himself down and iu.
djQd fue following:
ST.. L0rls, Jan. l5. 1856.
~. tiurtrt rf N'ud. fJrd
SIX .lnu nryp Irsultcd me heyuud endur.
anre. md . demand satisfaction. such "a. one
E'nurnan should giNe another; and NOT with
h-is, either. SAN ~rO>E.
MI y Am sulcford sent back by the
same messenger tue words. Bark. ls
wiling, and said pistols would suIt HIM.
ana for Dir stone % name mis- rienda
Inc latter TcIe named by both men. and
ihey cuuecl ne matter tO De published Boz
order 20 laugh ihe ouug meu out ar ihcir
mutdcfnh7 resolutions 40 BIS said that
stone Ia nil| EIIfstlu. fIr gore.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

agreed upon to be paid to our workmen at
the termination Of This controversy
rms statement officially 81 ned by the
manufacturers. The drmof VIM. Hlrsch
has undergone q chan e of proprietor
snip today. The strikers believe THAI
during the week every one Of ITS en-
ployes will be won over 10 the Union.
TBB STRIKERS OBSTINATE.
II Is stated among the strikers tonight
that VIM. Love has asked for confer
ence and that he has Withdrawn from the
manufacturers union. He employees over
4oo men, notiucludng bunchers and slrip-
pers. TWENTY-FIVE stOreReepers OF Har-
lem have called a meeting Of sympathy
for the strikers, 10 take place Friday
Wgnt. The men TONIGHT state I'm regard
10 the manufacturers proposition that
they VIII not ACCEPT any arbitration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

AN OUTBREAK or i\CENblA-
KIsM AT THIS ROCKS.

r,rce Buildings aud = Bridge DESTROYED
~, me Torch-An Attempt t" Add
Muitothe Ruins Frustrated i. ne
volver's Point Jacksonville A"o
Prisoners.
vALposrA. GA, Jan. 2o.-lniormaton
has inst reached here Of an incendiarism'
when is unequsled in the history Of tins
section. Several nights ago the oud2e
across Little river, al the Rocks, p miles
northwest on this place, on the lire be-
tween Lovndes aud Brooks counties, Na~
burned. The same night William hy"9
gin house 8 country school house, ana
the miller's dwelling at Bourguu'- miA'
were burned, and the lncenG.ares nad
poured kerosene on DE-. Bourguin's m'ti'
and were in the act Of applying the loren
when he discovered and ran them away
These fires all occurred in sieni OF eacl
other. and Illuminated that corner oil
Brooks and L9Wutes counties 40 al
rests have been made.
3. l.. Wo0diug. for years a lIanlihenl
merchant here, died on his plantation IN
Hamilton county Fla, yesterday, ana
was buried here to-day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Full Lot & Good Buildings At Auction.
DANIEL II. KENNEDY, Auetionee and
Real Estate Dealer.

February I'd, at II O'Clock, at Court House,
VIII be sold,
lot number g Crawford ward. sizc IN by 90
feet and Improvements. which consist Of a
large two ana a half story dwelling known as
numb T. ~ south Broad street and occupies
the western front half OF said lot Also.
brick dwellings on the lane with frontage,of
go feet Thi, pr 'berty IS the third door east
from Price, and on the south side OF South
Broad. Titles perfect.
ANY other Information wanted as TO terms,
etc. viii Doe iurnl he'd hy Inc AuctiOncer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Observations taken at the same moment
OF time at all stations.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 20. :36 r. NJ, City time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
FATHER o. 11rNnEnER sLAIN
Failure to Pay for steer Causes the
Fatal Quarrel.

CoYINGTON. GA, Jan. 20.-About ,
O'Clock this afternoon lshem Kelley was
shot aud killed by BIZ simpson. They
met in the road about light miles south OF
this place, aud the difficulty arose about
a steer that simpson had bought from
Kelley and failed TO pay for. Kelley was
the father Of Charles Kelley, who is now
working out life time sentence in Daae
coal mines for the murder If w. II. Har-
dyman. who was assassinated in this
county ten or fifteen years ago while sit
ting in his door one summer evening. The
old man was aTraigned and tried as an
aceompice at the same time Charles was
convicted, but the jury made a mistrial
and tae case was dismissed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
sprrlal zlotIrro.
Notice to Gardeners aud Truck Farm
ers.

am selling daily large quantities OF }.
NJ Tnorb1,r y Co.'S celebrated GARDEN
SEEDS. at extremely low prices, such as:
C.eve.snd's First and Best Peas.
larry Frame Peas.
Daniel q ROurke Peas.
Little Gem Peas.
Cieveland's Valentine Beans, Mowhawk,
Colleen wax, Yellow SIX Weeks, Horticultu-
raj Pol Beans, and every variety of Garden
seeds
sou bushels BIa:k Eye CROWDER PEAS,
A roOstook Rose Potatoes.
Early Rose and Mammoth Pearl, tor seed.
My Sseds are open to inspection, and are re-
liable. and equal TO any and superior to great
many now beng sold.
j. A. II. UMBACH,
Market Square, Headquarters for Seeds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Eatalities lad Eatonton.

EAToNToN, GA, Jan. 20.-A NEGRO
woman living on the plantation Of Or.
COgburn, eight miles from Eatonton,
while crossing a branch this morning,
was attacked by a fit ard fell into the
water and was drowned.
Two negroes living on the plantation OF
W. j. Martin, seven miles from here,
were playing with pistols and one vas
accidentally discharged, the ball striking
his heart and killing him instantly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

BOsTOH, Jan. 2O.-Edwin j. Hobbs, OF
This CITY, was convicted in the Superior
Court last June of mixing arsenic with
meal with the intent TO Kill Lillian G..
Cram ard Elizabeth A. Cram At the
trial exceptions We're taken by the de-
PENDANTS, all of which have been over
ruled by the supreme Court. Tue case
was then rat down for sentence. Last
Friday Hobbs was allowed a. shave him
self and he then cut his throat with "A
razor. he 0ied Monday. The suicide
was kent secret until today.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

WILKEsBARRE, PA. Jan. pa second
appeal was made to-day by 8. c. Brader.
treasurer Of the Nautic0ke relief commit
tee. for more funds with which Go assist
The families OF the entombed men i'm slope
No. /. The twenty-siX vic .ims were the
support Of twenty large families, who are
left IN destitute circumstances and are
worthy OF public charity.
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity Of "WIbn's Cone
u.HHf 6(Cfd- ltfr ~ anal Llus" has Induced
rnmu uuufuriulUu persons Geo attempt tO palm
uf a simple ARTICLE ~ their own mtuufHc urct
hut Huy prnou who suffering from Coughs
colds. lr Consumption, should Np Cbfr'uI
s. none thpt purchase this AriirIr. Toe rrHuits
of It.u .c are ifs hesi recommendation. uud
tHt proprietor hnH ample evidence uu ne 81
Ia great turrrss iu pulmonary complaint,
1hr Phosphate 0i ffrs p4.srs.fs o. niDat mare
tfioua beating power. ~ combined ih fhr
uffe Cd. Liver OHh. nr. WiIhur a. Be- ufo+
.HfIDrd Uf Soc mcdiflI eulij. hoid 81 A.
b Nii Duh, Chemist Boston, and 80 ifuE-
=.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21

Tucson. ARIZONA, Jan. 20 But one
mail has been received here from tile East
since Jan. 2. No cause Be- assigned for
this delay, in consequence ot which she
business OF this city has suffered greatly.
the people Of southern Arizona Will
Postmaster General and demand an in
yestigatiOn.