davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
Ern @neen.
B. T. McK8lla & Co.
CUT PRICES
TO CLOSE OUT
OUR WINTER STOCK.

Lot Boucle Combination Suits,
Newest Styles, at 80; reduced from
$14.
Lot Embroidered Combination
Suits, at So; reduced from $40.
Lot Plaid Combination suits, at
So 30; reduced from $40 80.
Lot Colored Dress Silks, at 75c.;
reduced from 81.
Lot BOucIe and Plaid Dress
Goods, AT SIC; reduced from 12zC.
Lot All Wool CameTs Hair Cloths,
80 inches wide, AT 3714c.; reduced
from soc.
I Lot Black Spanish Guipurc Lace,
d inches wide, at soc; reduced from
zoe.
/ Lot Black Spanish Guipure Lace,
, inches wide, at 25c.; reduced from
4Oc.
lot Cream Spanish Cuipure Lace,
3 inches wide, at 45c.; reduced from
G5c.
Lot Cream Spanish Guipure Lace,
I inches wide, al SOc.; reduced from
45c.
1Lot All Over Black Beaded Lace
- inches wide, at 81; reduced from
So
Lot All Over Black Beaded Lace,
- inches wide, At So 90; reduced
from So.
Lot All Over White Beaded Lace,
81 inches wide, at 81; reduced from
50.
/ Lot All over Black Spanish Cui-
pure Lace, ~ inches WIDE, at 81; re
duCcd from $3.
I lot Black Spanish Guipure
Flouncings, 20 inches wide, at 81 So;
reduced from - 30.
Hot Ladies' Heavy Black Spun silk
Hose. at 81 50; reduced from 81 80.
Lot Ladies' Heavy Black Plated
silk Hose, at O0c.; reduced from
~ 20.
Lot "a Fine Soft Finished Long
Cloth, at O14c.; reduced from SIC.
I Lot II Fine sea Island Cotton, al
7%C.; reduced from DC,
Lot Heavy 1914 Bleached Sheet
ing, at 1870; reduced from 35c.
Lot Extra Heavy 1O-4 BIeached
SheetiDR, at 23c.; reduced from Doc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

The approximate weights Of the fast
trains on the New York division OF the
Pennsylvania railroad are given as fol-
lows by the st. Louis Railway ReQister:
Engine, ready for service, $500 pounds {;
tender, ready for service, $500 pounds (;
two men on engine, 800 pOuhds; one com.
Eined ear, 10000 pounds; one parlor car,
10000 pounds: two passenger coaches,
$4,000 pounds; 40 passengers, estimated
1000 pounds; total 3i2, 800 pounds. Coal,
estimated, 1900 pounds; water, 3, 700 gal
Ions; average schedule speed, 1901 miles /:
maximum schedule speed per hour, sos
miles; distance from Jersey City to Phila-
delphia, 81. O6 miles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

tain to the summit, and the two men in
charge "pack" their provisions and sup
plies on horseback. But they have enough
and some to spare Tor hundreds of tour
lists who lunch there, at a dollar head,
in the summer season. Many stay over
night and 'hunk' IN the hut. In this way
the signal officers do quite a thriving bus
mess, and the honest pennies thus turned
help to compensate them tor the isolated
existence on top Of the bleak mountain.
The station in New GOrS Is also an impor-
tant one. 1t is situated in a large cupola
above the roof of the Equitable building,
corner of Broadway and Cedar streets,
and commands a fine view OF almost the
entire city, the harDOr and a good part Of
the Atlantic Ocean. The late blizzard"
which swept the over entire region
east of the Rocky mountains was the
seyerest experienced in many years, vet
was not predicted or forecast by the
Weather Bureau beyond the mere an
nouncement that a cold wave was ap-
proaching. 1t is doubtful if the claims Of
the institution for the perfection Of its
work can be much better sustained now
than in the days Of Gen. Meyer, who be-
came 50 cautious at one time that he put
out the signals only after his eOrns adj
Vlsed him the storm was coming. The
coolest point during the late ''snap' was
IN Northern Dakota, where the thermOm-
eter registered 30 deg. below zero on Satur-
day morning. Jan. Q. Yet it is said the
farmers IN that region were cut chopping
wood all daV in their ehirt-stnevps
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
SIGNAL STATION SUMMIT OF PIXIES PEAK.

BY means OF a secret code few figures
conveying large amount of information
These reports are received from all the
Stations in the United States, Canada and
the West Indies inside OF thirty minutes
"a "translatOT' takes the kilograms in
hand and reads tbem off TO eight clerks,
each OF whom has a special weather map
before nam on which he marks the partlcu1
Jar readings he has been instructed to
take. These eight maps are afterwards
combined in one general map, which then
FULLY represents all phases Of the weather
throughout the territory covered. This
map Is closely studied by an expert SIG
hal officer, the "stOrm centre" located
the probable course Of coming storms de-
termined, and the complete indications"
made up for the several districts.
\ The nrst syncnrOnOu5 weather reports
IN this country were made in November,
s3S,0, and since then the service has reach
led high state OF perfection. 1t is as
tserted by the officers in charge that 90
per cent. OF the advance bulletins issued
are fully verified, with occasional yaria-
lions Of a few hours, while very few. il
iany, are absolutely wrong. some account
of the system and instruments used NAV
be interesting TO the majority OF readers.
The bureau passes It's forecasts upon OBJ
servations as to barometer, thermometer,
hygrOmeter. thermometer, weather yane
three times day at all the stations. Each
observer inspects his instruments at 1885
q. m. 4:3j ,. N. and II 80 D. m, Washing
ton time. and at once teegraphs his re-
port TO Washington, where the bulletins
are made mp aud published in each case
hour and - minutes after the ObserN atoms
are msde-at 9 a. m, q p. M and / "a. M,
respectively. Reliable weather prophecy
requires that at least four things be know
respecting the condition OF the atmOs-
phere over a wide area-it5 weight az in
dictated by the barometer: it, tempera-
ture, as shown by the thermometer; its
degree Of humidity, as shown hy The hv.
grometor, and the direction and velocity
OF its currents, as recorded by tine wealth
or yane and thermometer. Observations
Of the amount Of rainfall, expressed n
inches, and the appearance Of tho clouds
are sometimes found 90 bs 81 great snr-
vice. The barometer used Boa our service
81 the common mercurial bar0metef, lu
which the varying Wrigli NJ the aimos
phere 90 any given piece is balanced
against tie wci4htO OF column OF mrrcu.
ry contained BOZ "A gluH tube about 1913
inches 10 length. a nn sca level 200 fnIr
Iweather a column ~ nir one ineh square
land extending tO one upper imii 200 the
fmOaphefe Weighsi1 pound "a column
lwGcury pf thc same section and 800
~, high weighs the same; hence fho
'hf'sQf tho AZ under the condL
49, htntioncd 90 sustain in cube
dsfihaia Vacuum lu iis upper
~ 49, hlaha ofmeroufY p ne boighth
~ F0simas1n0 1l course. mat tA'
~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

of the compass. Like water flowing to-
ward a hole in the bottom OF 3
tub, the current of air Will take on a
whirling motion, ana this cyclonic move
ment, which, in the northern hemisphere,
under the influence Of the earth's rOta-
ton, is always from right to left, will 90
on increasing in intensity. Violent winds
whirlng about Nashville at distance Of
about 70 miles, but dead calm perhaps
at the city ITSELF In an ordinary water
whirlpool there is suction downward, but
In our whirlwind the suction is upward
with, Of course, lower barometer. The
warm, damp air about Nashville being
thus carried by the cyclonic movement
INTO the upper. colder and less dense re-
gions Of the atmosphere, becomes then
expanded and chilled so as TO be incapable
of sustaining longer its burden Of mois-
ture, which falls as rain or
snow. Continual rains and varying
fierce winds attest the Vigor Of
the meteorological catastrophe. But cy-
clones do not remain stationary. The
record shows that the "area Of low ba-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Dashes Along the Track and Cross
ties

Dashes Along the Track and Cross
ties.
The Atlantic Coast Line has assumed
control OF all the eating houses on the line
of their road south of Richmond. Res
taurants are at Weldon, Wilmington and
Florence. A corps Of French cooks has
been engaged, and has made arrange
ments TO supply their tables with beef,
mutton and poultry from New York,
butter from Philadelphia fish and oysters
from the Chesapeake bay, and vegetables
and fruit from FlOridu. The Northern
tourist on his annual pilgrimage to the
South will be well taken care Of An
abundance OF time is allowed for meals at
these stations, the conductors being re-
quired 10 give passengers three minutes
notice before the departure OF trains. The
Coast Line has also refurnished and Will
run the hotel al Weldon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
U. 4. NAVAL OBSERVATORY.

romcter" about Nashville. with it- at.
teudaut wiuds and rams may Dee cNpecte.
io move eastward #ltha velocity cf ab0us
thirty miles 600 ulgr. Instance occur iu
which steamers bound from Sew 3 ork 90
Liverpool uSertuke and outstrip Che easf-
Ward moving area a. luw pressure. SO
lar we haYe spoken only Oi such areas.
But areas % high barometer VIII present
10 great difficulty Wtl ihe principles
here prosecuted kept well in view. An
area % hlgI barometer eeutoring al hash.
vile, with low barometer 90 all PLACES
200 miles dlstant. would. 0f course. ncees.
-itaie aU oYerhDH ifom that pDint. and
iue rurrcnfs thus generated would, under
fHn Influence of the onftn's rotation. be-
q Hoehsd O fh9 uEht, such Hn area does
nnf. b4NeYtr. eO often produce rain, b. ~
ratHer ihe condition % eur tenure 0f good
weather.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

An occasional perusal OF early train ex-
ploits, scarcely more than half century
ago. il refreshing. For example, the fol-
lowing. resurrected from a report onl Y 80
wears old, shows what gifted magma
ton it must have required 90 conceive OF
the railroad system Of to-day "WIth
load Of thirteen tons, including many
passengers, Mr.. stephens engine, the
Rocket, Travelled at the rats Of fifteen
miles an aour. and the engine of Braith-
waite a. Erickson, OF London, moved a
the astonishing speed OF tWmtF-eight
miles Am hour. 1T seemed. indeed said
% spectator, 20 ty, presenting one Of the
Inubt sublime srcct4clcs OF human iuge-
nulty ana humHa daring tbe world ever
bebeid. IL actually made one eiddy 20
look al &C.. and Hiled thousands with lively
fear for the safety of the individuals who
were ON D., and who seemed not
10 rum along The earth but 10 Hy
as 90 were, on tine wings ot
tbe wiad. When 100 the yehic.c.' be con
tuuos. nicely poised ou springs and
covered no ~ o. cNciloe th tkIoIBIi cure
rent or air created Boy li- motion. yUu
might imagine you were Zoo state OF ben.
Iccf rest while YOU are diving along thp
surface with iue speed of rucer. Then
tho iron horse Is NOT apt. lIkr bis brother
Di he.H and blood. t0 Doe frightened from
hIs pr0priety 0y sudden flbcIes. which
u sfy tno prudence OF tbD driver. 1pio-
alOD. % % takca place, VIII nui luIIfe Zoe
pa-aouF,Is, i0r they are in A separate
vehicle. and tlf cnNncmen mHY be-
trusted with ihc care ui fhnir own lives.
ln daylight. and With good arrangement,
travelling ln ODE Steam cnacn at ~ mlIeH
900 n0ur may Dee much more sale, az well
Az pheasant. than boo any ordinary stage
coach ht eight ~ nlnef"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

The station on the summit of Pixies
Peak is one of the most important as we'll
uated 14,l57 feet above sea level, sur
rounded by perpetual snow, and in a re-
giOn where many Of our severest storms
have their origin. The cut of it given
above is from a sketch by NJ. Seamans, Of
Colorado Springs, and is a perfect repre-
sentatlon. Water freezes on the Peak
every night in the year, and snow storms
in July and August are not an unusual
occurrence. 1t is nine miles, over a most
difficult trail, from the foot Of the noun
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

The Richmond and Allegheny reorgan-
ization committee has applied to the
Stock Exchange TO list the balance of the
reorganization certificates. IL is stated
that 30, $50 shares and 81 per cent. of the
first-mortgage bonds have 3sseuted TO the
plan. The knoxville and Ohio Company
also applies TO list S2,000,O00 Of per cent
first-mortgage gold bonds OF 1928, issued
on % miles Of road extending from Knox
Vile. XIV. TO JellicO. Tenn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or
more, in THIS colamn { the best Htbe paper)
inserted for ONE GENT A WORD, Cash
in Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody ioho has any aoan, to supply,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any loish
to crafty, should advertise IN this goldman.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
RoArhinn

NO ABERCOH aTREkT. Nicely fur
y u.fnet fuYfuHf excellent table and good
attendance, terms rrntInHb.c.
EUnNfsnED APARTMEsTs. with Or
y without fuuefiur tables ALEC. table board.
ii LiNertF street. near Boil
ANEAT.s FnRNfsifEDi good bone e0oklng
~ terms feaaqnaDlc, Apply ~ Lluc0ln
fffNfi.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
lsliorsilaneuma.

@AAtVAAAAst ate AttNhs
A FEW CONvICPS set 10 work paving
N BrOught0n street Will save 81 per square
yard for each property owner; ultimately
100000 to city treasury. }. 3. BARNWElL.
CLOTHING, Repaired, Cleaned, Braided
~ Dyed, and komOdeled; also, new suits
cut and made in latest STYLES and reasonable
prices, at A. GETZ'S, Tailor, 81 Jefferson st.
DEMOVAL OF MME. L. DESBOUILLONs,
IL Broughton and Bull streets, DR.. Hopp's
late stand, where she viii continue her Mil
linery.
WANTED, buyers for best bark collars
w made. Apply to {. Il. CARROLL x
CO., Monticello Fla.
TOMATO, Egg Plant. and Pea Seeds, Tor
L sale by j. GARDNER, Agent, Scotsman,
SO58 Bun street.
BARGAINS IN HORSES AND MULES
ID ! wish to say TO the business men in the
city and surrounding country that now Oc-
cupy the stables on West Broad street for
merly occupied by James DAILY, and known as
the Tennessee Stables. will keep constantly
on hand full supply Of the best horses and
mules, and will not be undersold. Call and
examine my stock. Most respectfully, W. j.
OBRlEN, No. 30 West Broad street.
MATT O'CONNELL, Contractor and
WI Builder, SO Iastnall street, between
CASTOR and Huntington.
WANTED, you to try 3 loo. package of
w HEIDT's celebrated COUGH DROPS;
TO be had OF every druggist.
FLORIDA ORANGES, that have not been
II frozen, for sale at GARDENERS, 30I5
Bull street.
BUDAPEST VARIETY SrORE.-Goods
~ sold at loo. and &C., no humhug; look out
for bargains in Moss Mattresses, Furniture.
Stoves, Picture Frames and Window Shades
in all colors; no telling where you can get
bargains until YOU see. SO call at once at
NATHAN BROS, ls6 Congress and ISL 81.
Julian.
TURBINE WATER WHEELS, Mill Ma
] chiuery, and Mil Rocks. LOMBARD y
90. IRON WORKS. Augusta, Ga.
If YOU WANT a fire shad. or any other
/ Fish or oysters, to be delivered at your
house. telephone 8l8. l.. T.. MAGGIONI *
co, Fish Dealers rs Bryan street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
zstuoirul.

4 YOUNG MAN from New York city Will
n give guitar lessons by note To beginners
evenings; terms very reasonable, Address
GUITAR, News Office
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
@tnplonntFni llIamtrN.

WANTED, by a young married man, stu
w alton to run Stationary Engine; Is sober
aud reliable and good fireman.; can do sim
pie repairs; no objection tocountry. Address,
stating particulars, ENGINEER, care this
Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
goDt

I Oer OK STOLEN, "a medium-sizod Red
l. softer Dog; had 0u collar with hell on 10 .
sWrfs l0 uHmc OF "Maek a reward Will
D." u.lt f5r ula return to 90 Bay street. TIP.
bpND.
1 O-I, one 0pcu.facr Nlckel-plateI Watch.
II altcl chain attached. Wll receive re-
WNfd bF returning came 90 Conductor OI
AhrrrOru street fur $50. lI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

IGOR SALE OR RENT. ono house and lot go
L No. Central Railroad. FOr further M
formation. apply 20 ID. +. ANRlTT, R0uth-
well, Ca. No. Central Railroad.
TOR SALE. q lot OF Girders. Joists. and SKIS
4 >iuH; will b" sold cheap. Apply TO Mr..
meut.
NOR SALE. Eve shares Railroad Loan As
a ISOLATION STOCK; twenty-eighth install
ment pal in Apply 20 -. +. ULMEB.
L'OR SALE, thoroughly acclimatcd Jersey
\ 6tOck-youug COVE, hCiicrs. and bulls o.
thoroughbred and grades. For particulars
apply by letter 70 l.. ". Haskell, Sayan-
d 10, Ga.
INOK SALE, one il-barrel turpenlnc still
II 600 good order. Persons wishing 10 pur-
ch lse viii clmWuu cate with TAYTOR q
WARNER, Gree yslllc. 3. q.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
nrLu luamtro.

DEkN ~G0tAAOs
TEACHER WANTED.-W anted a male
i teacher for the Orphan House At Bethesda.
Address J. II ESTtLL, President Union So
clety, savannah, Ga.
WANTED, twenty white and coorcd girls
w for Florida; cooks for city. ABRAHAM
BURKE. DraytOn and York street lane, Mer-
chants Agency.
w ANTED. thoroughly competent woman
w TO cook and assist with washing. Adj
dress T., this office
WANTED, two servants cook and cham
w bermaid. Apply at I6 Gwinnett street.
w ANTED, a competent house girl. Apply
w 1876 Liberty street.
WANTED, good cHnVassing agents. Apply
w at OHLANDER BROS 2l0BroughtOn
street.
WANTED, a good cook. Apply to Il
w BrOughton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
2iliarrllai1enlta E1Iauto.


WANTED, floor of three or four rooms
w i'm the neIgib0rhood of West Broad ard
Broughton streets. Address ROOMS, this
Office.
WANTED. centrally located Office; second
w floor; gas and water. Address fun
particulars b., This otlice
WANTED, set Of secondhand Georgia
w Reports, upon reasonable terms. Ad-
dress B. tins Office.
WANTED, furnished room by single gem
W teman; location central. Address b.,
News office.
WANTED, 25o,O09 empty pint Beer Bottles
w Address GEO. MEYER, 70 Bay street.
VE7ANTED-AGENTS for "rHECHILD's
w BIBLE. One Agent, IN anew field.
has inst sold 60 copies IN making 20 calls,
one, 100 copies IN town of 2. 100 people; two
AFUnta, father and his sOn, in Arkansas, Jos
copies last week; also, other books that sell
as fast. Address G.. Is. LAWRENCE, 1872
State street, savannah, GA.
WANTED, everybody to know il you want
w your Clothing renewed. cleaned. re
paired braided. dyed, old STYLES remodeled,
etc, go 20 S. WHITE, corner Jefferson and
State streets.
WANTED. experienced statesmen To sell NJ
w Quad's Book-"FCid, Fort and Fleet -
most thrilling description o. the late warever
written. Address DETROIT FREE PRESS
PUB'G CO.. Detroit, Mich.
WANTED, men and. women TO start new
w business al their Homes can be done
evenings and learned ID an hour; any persO7
making less than l0c. TO soc an hour should
send l0c. al once Tor package Of samples of
goods aud q working samples formulas 90
commence on. Address ALBANY SUPPLY
COMP a NY. Albany. n. Y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
anaHts in 8Fnt.


NOR RENT, furnished OF unfurnished
n rooms, with al m0dera Improvements.
$50 jefferson. second of Perry.
NOR RENT, large and small rooms. com
= Portable and convenient; also, day board.
81 Barnard street.
NOR RENT. a nat of four rooms; suitable
n for hight housekeeping. ITO DraytOn IT.,
TOE RENT, two nice connecting rooms,
II with water. one south. l94 Hun street.
FTOR RENT. floor or rooms. 7BBryan street.
L one door east Of Abercpru.
TOR RENT. two nicely furnished rooms, 81
r No. 20 Jones street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

WANTED, "a floor of three or four room
w i'm the nelglibDrhood of West Broad aU,
Broughton streets. Address ROOMS, thi
office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
ssatllsnsrp ann parLetn @aons.
u L A 7 = III Il K >,
1:ss TsrSOUGFTTCN STREET.

K reductions in department meeting with immense
taxing inventory and be reduea Uneeang with our ndn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
Your Attention
! Millinery! Millinery! Millinery

Ladies' and Children's Hats, in velvet, satin
and straw, reduced to 251 from SOC and 75c.
Ladies' and Children's Hats, in silk, " vet,
wool and straw, reduced TO soc; worth ON
75c to ST. so.
Ladies' Hats, in French felt. plush and q e.
mile covered, reduced to soc; worth from 81 %
to 81.
Birds Wings and Breasts,far below cost.
Ostrich Tips az 25c, SOC, 75c and.$ 81 atsbunch,
three tips to q bunch.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

WANTED, buyers for best bark collar-
w made. Apply to G. Il. CARROLL x
CO., Monticello, Fla,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17
aonoea ano storso far 9leML

I0G RENT store and dwelling, GOO
At business stand. corner Price and HUI
streets. Apply TO MRS. q. WhRNER. No.
Montgomery, between Broughton and Con
.-I-..- IL .aL-.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-09
THE NEGRO QUESTION.
4 grand Tribute Paid to the NJ
gro Race BY The Poet Ediior
Of the Boston .''Pi-
LOT"

What the negro needs most is confidence
in himself ani his race. He is depend
ent man at present. He is uotsura of him
set. He undertakes his own qualities. He
must be a self-respeeting man. Not ali
men caa be distinguished. but assnrei.y
some distinct expression Of genius will
come ont of any eoDsids rable community
of colored people who believe in them
selvts; who condemn ana despise the man
of their blood who apes white men and
their wars; sho is proud to be negro: 4:
who will bean himself according to his own
ideas of-a colored man; who will encour
ge his women to ires. elves, 10 Sc
lect the rich colors they 1--we. 10 follow cut
their own natural bent, and not to adopt
other y s. TIE negro women has the
best artistic e5e far color of ali women in
America. [Appliius
The negro is the ouly graceful, musical.
color-lnvii G American. He is the the only
Anne rican who has written new songs and
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-09
BROW NSBORO
ties and Personals Triplets, Educa-
tiCnal.

BR, .wNsB 7Ro, ALA, Jan. 5, 'S5.
A happy New Year and many re-
turns to the rue and tried GAZETTE.
Only three marriages IN our neigh
borhood this Christmas.
Miss. Alice Moore, is the guest Of
Miss jamie Stegar.
Several OF our citiz us are visiting
friends IN Missippi.
Nr lee jolly, takes the cake for
New Years giits-his worthy wife
presenting him at one birth three
fine bcss. Good luck to the family
and may the lriplets encourage the
father to raise more hogs and hominy
and less catton.
l am glad to say our community
is making progress in educational
matters. Plof o E. Townsend gives
bis undivided attention to bis flour
i~hing school aud | think is the rig bit
mat in the right place. Patrons
and teacher are naturally pleased
with each other and he pubils are
L a lug satisfactory adyan cement.
r. S.