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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

Major Bacon's Appointments.
Thursday morning, june 1O-Hawkins-
vile, Pulaski county.
Friday, June u-Rome, Floyd county.
Saturday, June l2-summeryille, Chat
tooga county.
Monday, Jane Warrenton, Warren
county. In the forenoon.
Tuesday night, June l5-Columbus,
Musc0gee county.
Wednesday afternoon, June l6-Eew-
nan, Coweia county.
Thursday morning, juno fI--La0rahge,
TrouD county.
Saturday ftime not decided), June IS
Hamilton, harris COgHiy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10
Fight with a Mad Dog.

From the Rashiagt0q (GG. Chronicle.
Mr.. J. B. Huff, who lives i'm the western
part of this county, had dangerous eX-
perience with a mad dog on last Friday.
lie was sitting out in the yard peeling
potatoes for his wife, when he saw dog
enter the yard that looked as II something
was wrong with him. Mr.. II utf ran in the
house. got his gun, and came to the door
inst as the dog came around the corner of
the house. lie raised his gun to FIRE, but
when he pulled the trigger the main
spring flew out Of place. He then hal to
fix it back IN, and all this time he was
looking for his wife and children TO come
back from the spring. He had barred up
the door after falling to kill the dog. He
called to his wife to remain at the spring,
and then fixed the handspring back in
the gun, aud after fixing II ran out iust
as the dog was going out OF the front
gate. He ran up and nred at the
dog. but with no eject, as il did not
slacken its speed at all. Mr.. HUI saw
then that the dog was making directly
10 where his grandchildren were at work
in the field. lie yelled 20 them 10 climb
a tree, which they did Immediately. The
dog then had hundred yards start Of
his pursuer, but MIR. HUFF ran down
the road behind with nothing but an
empty gun in his hand. and picked up q
rock as ne ran. The dog was then out
of sight around bend in the road, aud
Mr.. HUFF, redoubhng his exertions, ran
within 10 feet OF him, standing on the edge
OF the road. The dog made spring at
him, but just as he would nave bitten hin
MIR. HUI laid him out by blow from the
stock OF his gun. The dog got up and
started at him again, but was knocked
down again, and was killed with few
more blows, The gun was broken all 10
pieces. Mr.. HUFF burnt the remains OF
the gun and dog. IL was a narrow es-
cape, and be is 10 be congratulated on
coming out unscratehed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

''WHO s'tliat tall ger tlemanyodr daughter
was walking with last evening, Mrs. Wig
ginsF' 200 ea''7 aa tEW 4u
II don't know exactly, but he ia literary
man and iVes IN Uhicago. / know he must be
well of, Too for he knows such a lot about
nice horses" n1iD' o 20 b'goI ton a'AhI
'.Are y0a sure he "a literary hianT,f
son. yes; he saitlhe was boOkma ker p
Fun sfaaf ltNEA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

Some 35 or 40 buildings have been
built in Clermont in the last eighteen
months.
4. l.. Carter, near Amite City, has
under cultivation about l,lQO nils OF
watermelOns.
The Clermont Improvement Company
nave just painted the hotel which they
nope 10 open soon.
According TO the Fort Ogden News
Representative Davidson secured an APP
preparation Of 81, 600 for Peace creek.
Tomatoes are being shipped North in
large quantities from NOrwalk, where
they are brought from the Oeklawaha.
The MacCienny Light Infantry now
numbers - members and held their cleo
ton Of nOn-commissioned officers last
week.
hesson Cowart, OF Northern Manates
county, has no reason 10 ind fault Win
tlorida's productive qualities. His wife
mas just presented him with girl Trip
lets.
rhocitizens Or Putnam county are crow
lng over low taxation. Tho state ana
eVnh'y inKc6 arc NON ~ mills. ana ile
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10
A Newspaper Man Owed Him.

From tAe HdsHin0ton tUd.J Gdsette
'sAil depOo' folks ought 10 be hung any
how. Can't chen elect a quarter desc
hard times" This was Uncle Tony's 90
lilOquy as be marched down the street one
day last week.
'swhy. Uncle Tony, II the poor folks
we're all hung, how would we newspaper
men liveP
"Well, Pll tell you. Boss, II 'dey dom
hang 'em, de rich folks Oughter build a
paster and put de poor 'uns IN il, den
desc newspaper men would stand a show
in DE editors wOuIdB' AK bout no gate,
but dey'ed des hatchery run right squar
Ober dat fence gittin' In dat parsteT. Dat
dey would, zen mo- zen dat, dey wOuld
Craze right smang thrO' dat parster in a
lam "
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10
From lf5ibs. to I6l lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies l Owe
My Health, My Happiness
and NY Life.

A DAY never passes that do not think and
~ speak kindly Of the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. seven years ago, all OF a dozen Jumps
formed on my neck. ranging in size from a
were friRhtful 20 look at, aud painful 10 bear (;
people turned aside when they saw me in dis
gust, and was ashamed TO be on the street,
or IN society. Physicians and their treat
ment, and al medicines failed 10 do any good.
In moment OF despair tried the CUTICURA
kEMEDiEs-CUTioUEA, the great SKIN Cure,
and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beau
tiiier, externally, and CUTfCURA REsOLyEHT.
the new Blood Purifier, internally; the small
Jumps las call them gradually disappeared,
and the large ones broke, In about Two weeks,
discharge g large quantities OF matter, lcaV-
ing two slight sears IN my neck to-day To tell
the story OF my suffering. Ny weight then
was one hundred and fifteen sickly pounds:
my weight now is one hundred and sixty one
solid, healthy pounds, and my height n only
fvc feet i've inches. In my travels praised
the CuTfcuRA REMEDGEs, North. South, East
and West. TO LUTfCuKA REMEDIES / OWE
MY HEALTH, NY HAPPINESS AND ny LIFE. A
prominent New Ork druggist asked me the
other day, do you Htill use me CUTICURA
REMEDIES; you hook TO be In perfect healthW
Nj reply wac. II do, and shall always. have
never known what sickness Is since ] COM
menced using the CUTfcuRA REMEDIES"
Sometimes am laughed No by praisng them
TO people not acquainted with their merits,
but sooner Or later they will como 10 bheir
senses aud believe the same aa those that use
them. as dozens have whom have told. May
the time come when there shall be- large
CUTIcuRA supply House IN every city IN the
CuTfobRA REMEDIES shall be- sold ONLY, 70
he drugstore. Nj. HUSBANDS.
30 Fulton street, Sew York. n. Y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

Fireproof. best construction, splendldly
located on Brooklyn Heighte, close 10
bridge. handy 10 central points OF New
YORK city and Coney Island, with more
luxury Al one-third prices; 400 rooms, all
electric lighted 100 bath rooms }, hand.
eonslv decor ated. very best upholstered
f,trnifure. finest bedding; conceded b. be
one al lie huest hotels IN he country.
transient rates 81 60perday, with private
toilet. single rooms ~ per niRhti open
an uleht. culsino unsuIpseacd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

CHTtcURA REMEDIES are positive cure for
every f0rrn OF Skin and BlO0i Diseases. from
Pimpies 10 Scrofula. Bold ever where. Price;
CUriCURA. b0c.: SaAP. 25c.; hEHOLvKNT, 81.
Prepared ~ tbs fOrTEE DRUa CHEMICAL
Co. Boston, Macs
send for ssuow 20 Cure skin Diseases"
.DfEHPLEs, Blaekhcada, ska Hiemlahea and
fliU Baby Hum0rn. usc CurfcUKA soar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10
Courtship in Church.

From the WdgeroSs tGG.I Reporter.
A young gentleman happened to sit a t
church in a pew adjoining the one in
which sata young lady for whom he con-
ceived a sudden and violent passion. He
was DESTROYS of entering into cOurtship
on the spot, but the place not suiClng for
NAL declaration, the exigeney OF the case
suggested the following plan: He
politely handed his fair neighbOr a
Bible (open) with a pin stuck in the fol-
lowing text: Second Epistle of John,
verse fifth--''And now 1 beseech thee,
lady, not as though / wrote a new COM
mandmeRt unto thee but that which we
had from the beginning, that we love one
another" She returned 1t, pointing to
the second chapter of Ruth, verse tenth
Then she fell on her face, and DO wed
herself to the ground, and said unto him:
Why have found grace in thine eyes,
that thou shouldst take knowledge OF me,
seeing that j am straBgerr' He re-
turned the book. pointing to the thirteenth
verse ofathe Third Eplstle Of John!49 o. !. HaV-
ing mepy things to write unto you,
would not writewith paper and ink, but
/ trusBtO come unto you. and speak face
80 face, that our Joy NAV be fullJ' For the
above interview marriage took place the
ensuing week. Hwe. 9di tef1d
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-10

&slEntFal.
WEATHER BULLETIN
r. You read it. You note
EW the indications for the
day, then preparefor the
weather. That indicates
i wisdom. It's more inn
portant to you to observe the
HEALTH BULLETIN.
AcSErSs. Don't neglect its indi-
Y2PN cations. They are per-
SuET% sonal TO you. Study
%suasr them carefully, under
stand them thoroughly, act upon
them prom pity.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
Memorial Service.

Last evening the annual memorial SER
vice in honor of Americas patriot dead
was held in the Fort-street Church. The
building was crowded in every part. In
front of the pulpit platform, which was
beautifully decorated with flowers, were
two stands of arms, with the stars and
stripes, and picture of Lieutenant Geo.
w. belong. The members OF Geo. w.
belong Post, G. A. r., attended the
service in a body. The music, under
direction of Mr. Yarndley, was excep-
tionally fine Pastor Cruzan preached
an eloquent discourse, taking his text
from the 18th Psalm, fifth verse: owe
will triumph in the salvation, and in the
name of our God we will set up our
banners
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislative Assembly held short
sitting on Saturday last, but disposed OF
a considerable amount of useful work.
Upon It's rising it adjourned till Tuesday,
a resolution to that effect having been
adopted early in the proceedings ON mo-
ton of His Excellency Mr.. Gibson, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs. This was Occa-
stoned by the fact that the oath OF May
(to-day) is the anniversary of Her Brit
annie Majesty's birthday. The Legisla-
tive Assembly unanimously resolved to
pay this mark of respect to the august
and distinguished lady, Queen Victoria,
who reigns over the greatest and most
populous Empire the world has ever
seen, and who combines in her own life
and character all that is estimable and
noble in womanhood Over forty
years ago the independence OF the
Hawaiian Islands was acknowledged in
a solemn convention with Her Majesty's
Government, with her sanction and APP
proyal. and ever since that date despite the
unauthorized aggression by Lord George
PauIet in 1913, the Queen OF Great Brit
ain and Ireland has been truly the
"great and good friend" of the Kings
and people OF the Hawaiian Islands. 1t
was meet and proper therefore that the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
TO-day's Races.

At Kapiolani Park this afternoon there
will be a series of races, under the
auspices of the Hawaiian Jockey Club.
Four events are down on the card, all
running races at different distances. The
most important race will be the one
mile dash between Major Cornwell's bay
mare May d. and Colonel Spalding's
bay mare Rcsita. These two animals
ran against each other as three-year-olds,
and to-day they continue the rivalry and
come together for the first time as four
vaar-OlIS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
ReRI ESfnfa AaIe.

BY order of Major Cornwell, Mr.. J.
Lyons, auctioneer, will sell at auction,
at noon to-day, for account of estate of
Henry Cornwell, deceased, that tract
of land known as Pulehunui Makae,
situate on Mani. and adjoining the Ha-
leakala ranch. 1t contains over 800
acres OF fine sugar and grazing land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
HAWAII

Runs earued-Hawaii, 3.
First base on errors-HO nOlulu, Is; Hawaii, D.
First base on balls-Hawaii, >.
Two-baSe hits-Auld, Dat and Castle
Three-base hits-Auld.
Home run-DeSha.
Struck out-HonoIulu, 5; Hawaii, 2.
Left on bases-IonOlulus, s; Hawaiis, 6.
wild pitches-Moehonua,
Passed balls-Dauiel, 4; WodehOuse, ,.
Time of game-One hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-Chas. Wilder.
ScOrer-H. :. Davidson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
An Important Sale.

At u O'Clock to-day Mr.. J. Lyons,
auctioneer, will sell at public auction at
his salesroom that certain property
known as the Haleakala ranch. 1t is
situated on the island of Maui, in the
districts Of Makawao and Kula. The
total acreage is 32,O71, and the stock
consists of 600 head of cattle, 1880 head
OF sheep and 50 horses. The pasturage
is excellent and the soil rich and fertile.
The land and stock will be put up at an
upset bid of $4,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
BASEBALL.
HomoIuIus, AZ; HawOiis. ..
elsewhere

The game on Saturday between the
= H0nolulus and Hawaiis was witnessed
by pretty numerous crowd OF specta
tors. 1t was a good game up to the
fourth innings, only two runs being
made. After that the Hawais did
some loose fielding, and Thurston at left
field was guilty OF some bad errors in
play. Charles Wilder umpired the game
in a very impartial manner. The follow
ing is the official score, furnished by Mr.
H. S. Davidson:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
Queen vietoria.s Birthday.

To-day is the siXty-seventh ami
versary OF the birth of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria The Royal Hawaiian
Band will play at the residence OF H. B.
Ms Commissioner, Major J. H. Wode-
house, this morning, and at the Hotel in
the evening. Major Wodehouse will
not hold a reception.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
AReIigioms Ceremony.

This afternoon at / 80 o'clock, at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral, young
American lady Will become 4 member of
the congregation OF the Sacred Hearts
of Jesus and Mary. The ceremony will
be accompanied by chant and sermon
in English, to conclude with the Bene-
diction OF the Blessed Sacrament. All
are invited to attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24

Hawaiian Legislature should do honor to
a Sovereign lady to whom this country
owes so much. 4 report OF Saturdays
doings in the Legislature will be found
elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24

The Alden Fruit and Taro Company re-
quest the ladies of Honolulu and other
parts of these Islands to kindly send their
recipes to this paper for any new dishes
prepared by them from the taro -four
which they may not find on their list.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-24
Rand CONCERT at the Hotel.

Following is the programme of music to
be played at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
this evening at 7:3O, i'll honor of Queen
Victoria's birthday:
March-"Rule Britannia" ..... Godfrey
OVERTURE Festival ......... Leutner
SelectiOn-"Old English Ditties'' Maauen
Gallon Queen Victoria" - Farmer
Aloha De, Aloha De-"
Selection Erminie" - TOkobOTOski
Waltz Ny Queen" ......... ........ CoOte
Medley National Fantasia" Kappey
"God Save the Queen"
Hawaii POnOi.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

THE B. NJ. ROAD

is sure to come. But you vii
find that at the Two Mammoth
Corner Stores they are always Up
with the times in every particular
and propose to be.
Now with these few remarks a.
sort Of a preface to the real facts,
we will leave you to wade through
the annexed columns Of wonder.
ust told. and If you see anything
Enumerated there that you are in
need Of, come at once. and we viii
use you well. If you do not know
where these bargains are to bC
found, why just follow the crowd,
and il will take you to the
Mammoth Corner Stores Of
E. w. DEER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

But in this our last semi-annual
for 1896, we think we cffer you
greater bargains than ever before,
and it will pay you to read care
fully each line on this page, and
then give US a call. Time is pre-
cious, but in the press Of business
one must stop occasionally, and
say a word to his friends We
want to give each and every one
Of yon a fair show. So do not
delay your visit but come at once
and avail yourselves Of the bene-
fits of our 3o-DAY bargains. Sa-
lima is booming. Railroads are
being built, street cars and gas
works are already here, and
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-21
The Boston Rerald.s Washipsto,

The RoStCa RerAld,S YashInStoE
corrrsponden: QeJtes the PrrSidrat a
sarirs: II lave uied TO b. true to m,
o~p pledges and the pledges OF my
patty. We bo;A promised - dvOnce the
ofscrs Of the country from being used
for pa..y service. ! have held TO my
p.oaiS- aud ] mean to hold 70 it. Ida
nc; sc TO hold patty service in the
ras. IL Dsmncraisc ranks as against
the man. Ga the contrary, 1t gave him
4 stroIS equitable claim to office He
had been excluded for i~TenIy-tOur years
because he Was a Democrat. He should
be remeEberviio Tor he sane reason when
the Democrats Administration came in
to poSrT, provided he SAs u competent
man iug tie position be fliel. What l
understand by civil service reform - /
am carrying II out, i that the Office
holders shall lie divorced from puiucs
wAI.e they NJ POSITIONS under this Gov
eminent. That rue l have meant 10
stand by. Ny removals from Offices,
such a, are male. are made foI cau,es.
/, would L. absurd ios ne to undertake
t gave the country my reasons IL al!
cases, because It would be inpr.ca,a-
be. When | removed d Republican
for political reasons would apply the
same rule 10 my oHu party. think the
RepuGIeIE Senators should D. u
emu h t. believe this Of lie. The!
on :ht 20 appreciate that Hm trying t.
aO my duty. Why they should cpuilu-
lie 10 d.s'rus; me l DO not see. They
do 10, come to me either personally OF
10y communicative - re; an unaers,1nL,
Ing Of :Ey attitude, u t. oGtlu explain.
alton, Oh point, Of action to which SAry
object. Turv stand n aud question
the sincerity Of nv purpose"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-21
A oULER CANNON.
George Q. ArrpsteA-rAs shs-f Of Hun
bo,1i SCOOPS hA1a


There rAs = rIuor on the streets las;
evening tha; the boss Latter Day
Saint" Groqce Q. Cannon. had h~en
am s;sd, and the report Is confined by
Yesterdays Salt Like Tribune, from
-hich Ne clip the following:
Las; evening the hearts o! the Uait-
ell state CoC-t oihsers here we've made
glad by The EeSeip; Of the fr!loSiag tel
esrans-
wiunenuoca. New, Feb. -.
To [. 4. IEErAND. I. :. MUESHAL:
Have got Cannon il eastciy. When
will you come after hiu:
T. VI. TcLLows. Sheriff.
Reno. New. Feb. l3.
". II. DIcxSoS, SALT Xxx, J-NE.
Cannon srrvs.ei .; Humboldt House.
Tran jus; IN
Z. II. TINrSAr.
All tLe afternoon yesterday there were
mo in the air Of smelling import
ant about to hal pen. Presently these
rlate..Ai!zel in tae shape OF persistent
reports thai Tie o;acers were on the
track Of Cannon: that the $50 reward
offered Iy the Mar.h-l Gai caused the
chief cousp.rator Of the church to be
gwen away. and that he would sure
~ lie arr s:ed. Happily. al this
prove true. and Cannon Ms arrested
aLoU, 3. +. ". At Humboldt, Nevada.
lie ~i'I, o; course, use every \ sns, ie-
al AID Ike, :ai, to get -v'y, but his
r.el; was doubtless spent IN tie W'u-
uruC-aa jail, and Is not ELe.y that
the Nevada olscrs "iI permit MIN to
escape OF any pgr:e1t, bu, will hold
linn til the arrival # tile Marshal q
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-21
o ETcH GG-0.

Tie FsbrcA-y number OF the Over
land NOaILly contains an article on the
auaEc..l situation ~ ISL, which Is
Eo.thy the -a.isaiscu Q! eTe-yo2e 40 =
Interested in tie PreseE: silver asl@-
uoa. AID to -LcA Se cal the especial
attention Of the ruesuieS 4 silver cDuL-
age. We r,prtGre the Article As one
o! general interest:
The quantity of coli thrown into
cIrcrI.iiya AID into iL= bullion mArEv:
since tie discovery Of the California
mines, LIS already seriously affected
aEI diminished the value Il the metal
- i commodity, aud tie circulation cX-
ehAuse OF the comn, rcial world; and -
III qGaltty i Increasing. uoI d!wiu-
l,hius. the mines producing morc
large. tbs than last year, the j..siEu
uul IL va!ue must 60 on, uD;.i, within
I've year, p,id links below tie stand.
ard Of silver, and finally L-cumes yalu-
Atl= only - i~EcJsuptsEir metal for tie
AaAL AH===H-sak AlaIa -aaFaatsaA 49, @aaHA
u I, capable Of heE GJia,.y performing.
holland, ALARMED q; the rapid IEcrras,
ami depreciation o: Id, has d.scyutin-
u-l the ne o! il - iugnrv. ant deprived
it Il the char .c,-r Of q legal tender.
Belgium las ceased TO c,'.u -. and an
effort has teen made IN France 70 with
draw u. monetary value frOM it. The
amour: 81 silver rega-rgG IOE the cLT-
7 ucy 0f Holland and Belgium i, rc;
great and viii 10: seriously AFFECT; the
market Of the world. France has q
iLrrc supply Of silver. but II Lcr crr.ru-
. we've 10 II vlJ.y made Up Of 1t, II
gold Ttre to IL elg.uI-d from the circu-
Eunu o! tia: nation, tie demand :or
silver would iAcgcas,. there II least,
thirty per ceat., and :Ae general value
VI gold lie diminished il proportion.
Tie Holland move lr.; il ~ FESTIVE %!
what ~!.l 5e IL ton yrars. The action
Of france wUTld BE- the beginning q
gold as manufactured metal. kindred 10
!sgn, IL sc-erL Use. Any one Eov
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