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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
New York Mining Market.

New YORK. December 9.--In the MN
ing market there was a continued de-
c. ease in the volume OF business and
smaller crowds were in attendance.
Some large buying Of COmstock shares
was reported as having taken place last
night. Tor the account of one prominent
broker. Prices generally were steady
in the forenoon ana SuirJ Tunnel was
again leading card, with no marked
change in the price. Sales included
Annie. 3 a 4, Gold Stripe, Z; Navajo,
l. 40; Little PitIsburg, CO; Rappahan-
mock. IS a 20; Silver Cliff, -; Horn
Silver 2.O5; Sierra Nevada. 51z; Helena,
LII q l.S0: HOmestake, 80; Ontario, %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
A Captains fortunate Dlseovsry.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply.
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y,
has been troubled with a cough SO that
ne was unable 70 sleep, and was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery toI
Consumption. II not only gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and q single dose
had the same happy effect. DR.. kings
New Discovery Is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman HOUSEHOLD and
on board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles Of this Standard RsmodY 1t Z q
NJ. /. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
Points from aris.

PARIS. december 9.-General BOul-
anger. and three other members OF
DeFreycinet's Cabinet, have joined The
Goblet ministry. J. Goblet will ask the
Cham bers Of Deputies 70 authorize a
provisional three months budget and
adjourn The debate on the estimates
until January. The Radical and
ROyalist newspapers do not favor
Goblet. The Repubigue says be must
abandon dsmOgOglsm If he wants 10
establish a durable government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
The Liverpool Grain Trade

LIVERPOOL, December 2.
Wheat Demand poor; supply good.
COrn-Dull: unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10

NEW YORK, December Q.
Hops-Quiet.
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Petroleum.

New YORK, December 9.-Petro-
leum opened steady at 30. bnt after the
first transactions became very weak
under heavy sales and dropped &c in
the first half hour. Before IL a. m.
supporting orders rallied the market 10
IS and IL remained steady near that
price until near the close. when a sud
den squirt took place carrying the price
to 635<, but the market again broke and
closed weak At 6S5S. Sales. 6,9S2 600
barrels.
Petroleum Weak; united closed 6s5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10

CHICAGO, December 9. Herman
Roger, citizen OF California. ar d
Louis r. Roger, a citizen of Europe.
through their attorneys, may begin
suit in the United States Circ1it Conf
to-day against Herman and Jules
Loeschre, of Chicago. for $50 600. Plain
tits claim that in 1868, they invented
a certain machine Tor treating hides.
which they had patented and that ate ?
that defendants had been maKiDg a
selling and using their invention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
So York stoeh Harket.

NEW YoRK. December 9.-Govern-
ments dull and firm. ) ocks were q
trifie more active. but the improve
ment was confined TO SIX or eight issues
which monopOlized entirely the interest
taken IN speculation. These were
Reading. New England Louisville &
Nashville. Lackawanna. Norfolk and
Western preferred, East Tennessee first
preferred and New YORK. Susquehanna
and Western stocks. The remainder
were quiet and in many cases even dull.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
Chicago & St. Lsul. Parehass.

NEW YORK, December. 9.-It was
announced in Wall Street to-day, that
the purchase OF the Chicago 4 ST.
Louis road by a syndicate represented
by Frank Z. HOllins. was for the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railway
and that that company will hereafter
operate tee road.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. December Q.

CHICAGO. December 9.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 STEADY; Christ
mas steers 800 a so; shipping
cattle $50 TO 1850 pounds. 800 a 4.75
stockers and feeders, 90 q $50; Texas
cattle. 2.25 a 80.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000; steady and
strong: rough and mixed. $50 a 90:
packing and shipping,3 30 a $50; light,
$40 a 95.
Sheep-Receip:s. 5000: strong: com
mon weaker; natives. 200 a S7S:
western, $50 a $50; Texans. % a
3.25.
Lambs. 100 q 500.
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Best Goods are Put in Smallest Par.
cells.

The sld prevsrb is certainly trus
in the case Of Or. Pisrcss Pleasant
PurgstiVs Pellets" which are little,
sugsr-wTspPs6 parcels. scarcely larger
thar mustard seeds. containing as mu>h
catharuc power ~ 50 is done sp in the
biggest, meet rePSlSiTs- locking pill. On
like the Big pills, however, hey are mild
and Plessant in their sPsratisn-ds net
produce gripping pains, Ser reEesr the
boweh c0ssiVe after UsInR. b
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. December9, 1p.m.
AFTERNOON.

Wheat-Stronger; cash IN January
49,; May. So.
Corn = Firm; cash, 81; January,
3T3z; Nav. 43 3-IG.
oats-SteSdy; cash, .261I; January,
May. 81.
Rye-Quiet. 50.
Bsrley-Quiet, $50 a 81.
Whisky-LIS.
Pork-StOng: cash, l0.S21z.
Lard-U Unchanged.
ShoulderS-i.75 "a AS: short clear
SIS q > 80; short ribs. $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
Another Failure.

BosnoS, December 9.-Field, Thayer
& Co.. dealers in boots and shoes, are
reported TO have failed. The amount
involved is not known, butitis supposed
to be heavy, as the house is one OF the
largest in trade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-10
London Wool

LONDON. December AT the wool
sales to-day, prices were steady. There
was little demand for capes and sew
eral lots were Withdrawn. The with
drawals of al classes TO date amount
to 20 per cent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

BUsTLING WINDS AND A LIVELY
COLD WAVE.

A Wild Blizzard from DAKOTA calls In
With a Big blow from ths Gnlf and
Makes Things hum -S1ow Fsfts IN the
PIPER Parr o. the state @na In Caro-
lima rhe wires Down aud Telegraph
Bussnsas Intsrru pied.
an extremely cold wave waited into
savannah last night At II O'Clock, when
Tie Iast observatiod was saks1 a. the
sigma station the 0fieer a cIarge sad
that mercury WIS falling At the rate OF
% 10 degrees Al hour W1e7 the 0Oser-
va1i0n was taken it was % degrees.
Tie cold wave iaZ was lcisGed At day
light yesterday morning. At 30 O'Clock
orders we're recei we'd 60 MOIST the danger
sLxuals. A storm. central IN Alabama,
was moving r0rtheasteriy al That hour,
aad hizh easterLy winds shifting 70 south
westerly were predicted for the south
Atlantic sates. Pie white faE vas ha1led
down 20 give riaee 70 tie red, which j
tae orthodox danger skral. and taxes
precedence 9f Az others. Tue storm orr gi-
1a5ed n the west 1uH II passed New
Orleans Oh Thursday an1 reGc hed Ia
oamA yesterday morning. IT'S northeast
ertV course carried tt norm II savannah
ami Charleston % the direction Of cape
AatterAs. Is passed n0rEh 9f here be-
tween and q o'clock yesterday after
noon. Ats O'Clock the wind began bow
ing lively and up 20 mLfnizll travelled
a. an average vel0c1rT 0f5w n5y-Elge miles
an lCur from The west-1erfhWes TIE
highest velocity reAcned was tllrtv-1T0
n - Al l0u-. between And 9 O. clock.
The barometer which 14i oeeu falling
zD 90 ; 6'ciCc6, Was stationary at that
hour, aat 5000 after began 10 rtse. Mer-
curry began falling, and fell racIciy UP 20
midnight.
The weather observer saif at 1 / O'Clock
tals Iae cold wave had come 10 STAY
day OK 1wo anyway and perhaps longer.
10 originated sOmew 1ere up IN u aDitDDa,
and rad been amusing ITSELF u Dakota
1nd Minnesota "a lGs say East By shak-
tng Things up generally. 1t fell IN with
the grF storm some " here vest % 1ere,
and 1t is preGtlesE % gel no a ollZzacu.
snow fell a5 several points n the 1orElern
and western part 81 the state AT Macon
there vas 4 heavy raauteu followed
3r light ftH Of snow fhe
deecy vas al=0 reported AZ
several places In North Carolina. but il
did nos amount 90 much. Sect vas re-
ported from Norfolk and Lguch0ur H.,
aud rains AZ the Worth Carolina coast
stations.
The telegraph wires were down north
Of aera and up the coast ate in the aner-
-ron, ana con munieaLi0n was Interrupted
up 10 II O'Clock asst night. when everything
was got IN working order. Telegraph
business was delayed somewhat, but all
night messages were seat through prem pt-
y as sOou As the INES were Up. Tie
afternoon weather bulletins We~g incom-
aiete. and 10 was Impossible 10 locate
EXACTLY the track Of the E0rm.
AT Midnight mereUy was STILL taking
rapidly and the Idicer On ducy At the
Signal Office reelected that 5he coolest
weather Of Dhe season thus Tar viii be
eZpeTie ned to-day and tomorrow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

thrCp was a prom lnent MEMBER Of the
C1-r. eo-0u 1ar. 0ae day as be was l0ck-
ing lUs VI a4s sGce window le saw a
1rew Benevolent Society AZ 5he corner 9t
Broad street tA1 .8Qre House ~ lAfs. IL
Ha5 case q love al dFsJ sirl1- A.-ef
4l acgg llutlcee lhe lawyer arranged %
aducat4 lae s.rl aGa she vas sent 10 toe
cHr eu 4t lrso~S etQwn, %. 81. MT Sor-
f0rn- wl5 Has wIdowsr, lad dauEn-
--r C tle same .ust tuition AZ tle tune.
A'ter bis -rs5eEa returned rom The con-
ver1 Ar. Sortarcp married DER. they
l4d 8ue child.
q 800. wle1 ( AparricS, % she Federal
army. WAS ra4lI7 >1us1 Carolina NOR
t1rU8's body was found Tagging In TIE
w0cGs one morning near Lancaster, IN
tl45 >tabs.
Cen N1rtnrop AMI &. B. SoFtbrop were
brothers. t4@ spoGdert Of the NEW 8
states, aEd be tanks that rne General -
-Hl living ID North Carol "a. Llct1s
Nartlr1p. 4 500 u 4. b. vas uiJed states
District Attorney tor south Carolina TOR
Gotta. q. 3. sorfnr9p's first VIE Was a
MISS Anderson, % New York STATE. -1e
lett considerable property, which went 20
Der children. Mr.. Blackwell. WnO mar
ried DIR. N1rrhrop's young widow. ~ A. o'
good family, aaC mas sou In business
l savannah.
Mr. Blackwell ~ reported ID naVe stated
before dis death lu $3.50 snaL be believed
lis son BIZ 1is second wife l4n been pur-
pgeeiy spirited away.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
CorToN MEs o. sILvEz.
REESE futioAs P4ssed by the savannah
Cursom EEehmugs


The savannah cotton EXCHANGE took
up shs silver tuesticn yesterday. A gen
acai meeting u shs members was held 40
5 O'Clock 10 was unterst0od that the
silver quesaoc vas 30 be brought up and
shera was f1n attendance. President
z. NJ. Conner presided. Fhe sentiment Of
ths meeting vas unanimously opposed 20
continuance 0f silver coinage.
The following resolutions Introduced BY
Mr.. NJ. Mlclean We're unanIm0usly adopt
ed without discussion.
WEzEEAs, IL Is confidently believed thaE
che continued coinage Of SILVER under aXlsgig
laws - operating 1sGr1mentdaly 20 al business
.n1lrests End whereas, Che Indications are
llar 200 substantial revival - business AMI
.raie can reasonably be l0ped Tor 80 long az
5le present laws concerning silver Coinage are
u operation therefore De 70
AttafDsG That the Pres,dsnI 81 tuis EE-
change apDoEag . comm lee Of three ~ pre-
pare a memorial 10 Congress, Urging sle re
peal q lhe present laws retasing 20 sll7er
c0inAEe. and instead 90 enact laws l-acunll1ll-
ing ahe coinage u silver
Rssossei, rnas copies pr she memorial be
.0rE Arf.ed ~ 6he Georgia Delegation Ia Con
-rese. and lhaE Ehev 1e urged To give their
earnest support % Ene MEASURE
Hesotns8 Tast esaer trade Organizations as
ElrDuElous Ene state De lnFlsel % ZiFl exc
PRECISION 0f their views on Cle q Lestl0l- and
CD co-CDerale With che member u Gins k
change m their effort 90 bring about a result
tn winch 6hsT believe 4Uund business primo
pies are involved.
The following comm Egsee was appointed
under the above resolutions Messrs. II.
Maelean- W. ". Gordon and g. Menelas.
The following preamble aud resolutions,
offered BY Capt. j. B. West, we're also
unanimously adopted
WHERaAs. che people of this sity are sub-
lecJed 10 much inconvenience and are exposed
% greAg Deeu islTy rtsks from iosr Cf valuable
mai mAJCer By fire Ant 0CherWife. 10 c0use-
quance of the Inadequate aud llsesure pro
VISIONS made by the general gov eruueug for
pcat 1llce purposes EherufOre be- :
lrssof1e,f, rha6 OR fu1mestiass repreamsa
tive. Hon. Thomas u. NOr,Fooi- be Eeu -
sake the necessary steps az 0Dee sC secure she
passage Of IA act By Congress Tor re erection
OF a 3uDhe bui ding n savanna W1Icn small
e1aElIn post Office accom- m01r IONS CON pert
Ing VITA tne dignity OF ane nsed STATES gov
ernnlent and suitssi 80 t3e santa Of 5ne ctgi-
lens and she demaEls "a the business ~ Ter
csls gf .GvBunaE-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Frank %. Hatfield, ESQ, Of New York,
is ID the city.
Hon. Z. 2. W ade OF scriven county,
was registered 40 the Screven Yesterday.
Among the arrivals az the Pulaski
house yesterday were Charles tiooch.
Cincinnati. W. h. shaw George An
farson. T.. g.. Warner and vie. New
York. W. Il. Locge, Z. E. Br0ius.
John n. kearnev. Pniladei ohia. g.. r.
Manaeiy and wife. A hany. =. r. W "a.
Flem ming Georgia, 2. J. Kelley, Jack.
s0rvilia.
A. the ~crevan house we're I. r. God
win. Taldosfa, h. u. Jones. Macon W.
H. Stitch. bltcl, Il g.. G7itf0n, Hav.
wool. Fla, =. IT. Walton, j. RCsenthaL
n Lehman. A. p. SeiiE. NeV York. julius
Lou =. Max Myers. Baltimore.
A. tna Mar--al lru-e Fere n T. Plant.
Jacksonville. Fla; o.. q. Yong and vile
Pensacola, Mrs. Dan. +. .. -mI sh. O.,
neF. smith. Nsw York. william e. SOW.
Ger and fauzn 5sr, BRIDGEPORT, Conn., l.
r. Bostick. south Carolina. %. IS. Rirrs,
-10merviIe, $. e.. Z ". g. smith,
WaIghan.
Az tle RI lrueGt louse we're j n. swt
cord. caro- r. \, " ishart. InxlaE0od
nr. Peter ,totashurv stockton G.. e.
Bolton. Albany J. " Barnett, Lake
Clty. Fla; b. Z. Bariin. Fair Bluf. y. c..
e. =. Cooke, Townsville 7. Z. Little
field and wife. JesH0 q. " prlmmont
GeCr-Ia- T. %. Catherine ArpieECns, :
c.. e. u. Oldham. pa afaipha.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

people wall TrS1le where zaey receive the
most tor Eher nonag -aast courteous Attention
thrown IN. Just y0a step a and see she 80
nous, t5sy1 srsss goo -sSst sosry tszas. Bet
don o III SUI, tersJand us. We don't come she
Old exploited lodge on v0u- ri1aE we are setiEn :
3H6 6et0w s0sG- Or gIgInE elOgnrng away We
ara conducting oar business Co maze money,
1uG lCa 5oR't -arya1te tee ssrEh.H Our the0ry
ami 9rae5Ice q thas .-s77.IiB D-oa@s yield arge
sa.es anu give us ecnEen1ed custC H1ers. The
experienced BUYER ls not long In dnGInE 0u5
the best place TO trade. Nor does ne need 81
be 50l,1 the merits Of 5he Clothing hs wishes 90
purchase. 1vo am0anE OF Ne HspaDer pa hiug.
Or glib Talk by salssmsn. VIII induce him
.0 purchase Insess tue li0shinE r. Desirable
IN sJvie and aoness N Material 8nl maEe-up
". sal.1st -ts.t sz5ss ~ .-Tfs. s0uaaieuJ u our
a1i1u- -0 Dfelsa. Our success IN I1a past en-
4llss fls 1g fer Inducements - our patrons in
cl- tislre. 70 20 The '.fsarost7,' 10 Congress
slree. .--aau.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
rALKISe UP A FLownR SHOW


The Proposed Society 90 Encourage the
Culture 81 Flowers
A few gsu6lamea interested in organiz-
ing society tor the encoUEagsmsns OF the
culture OF uowsrs met At M 2. Eugene
Durbec's residence, 3 Gwinnett street.
last night and Informally discussed the
subject.
The plan proposed Is 20 organize 4 Sc
cietY winch viii once wear h0ld an sL-
lihl-i0u. the exhibits % con fsG Of choice
flowers. art work by professionals and
amateurs. fancy poultry and pets. 20
Increase the interest. prizes would be
offered for the bese exhibits.
Charleston has society organized
on pretty much she s1me basis and iE Is a
century old. The charter Of The Charles
ron society was granted n 1875, ten Years
after the organization was effected. u A
similar society Is formed here DC would
probably o. Sc sleps towards behurifT z
r1e public squares Cf the eirv ami maxim z
them more attractive. Primarily though
the object would be 20 cultivate che taste
tort beautiful il flowers aud art.
savannah has many very ine private
i0ral c0nservahOrfes. and n the owners
could be Interested in a dOWar snow a
rare exhibit Of chry san6hemums. orchids,
roses. EeranIums, and other flowers could
be made.
Another meeting VIII be held. q which
notice viii be gwen, when a permanent
organization viii be attempted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

A new discovery in dyeing enables US
20 make Embroidery six C0l0rs that will
stand soap and water AZ BIZ deg. boiling
without Injury. 4nd Which also remain
nou-sading w1ar exposed 10 light. Moth
tng eUuallng ths has ever 5eeu known.
Ars Embroidery scn00is are adapting the
goods. We wou like a Store in eac1 e ~
CO take the Aeauey. Meantime. Laa les
who " Sd 90 tfV ene su6 may send postal
no6a 1r stamps TOR any numler OF skeiu-
tnev wish a5 rue rate ~ 5 Genes per szaIn.
-seins are large. dou1ie-sized alI taggad
with our name G1e Braiu-rl 81 Armstrong
SIX Coz 81 Market street, PLiiaLel llia.
Pa.
p. S.-We ss4u continue O. furnish cur
Factory ENDS 10 ID cents per ounce. Nor
Wash -.lks. ont regular Embroidery silk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

We visa al o. our patrons and The pub
lie generally very happy New Year.
large paT5aage that has been accorded
Us 10 the past, by BGsring the very best
Gents. fcushs, Boys aud Children ;
Clothing AZ he lowest possible prices.
Our fail0r sIl AZ 1he service Of all who
want Geeen Z - ia garments sold BY IS.
ana W invite close scrutiny Of the many
inducemea we are now Offering. Our
Furnishing and Hat Departments are still
f1ll ot articles thar gentlemen need. and
we Know We can interest yOu III you will
call. B E Levy Z BRO, l6l Congress
street - 4er
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
chrt.sma. tsc He-,-..

The View Years holidays have reached
a wider circle than ever this year. Not
only old and young folks, men and women.
BOYS and Eirls, children and babies have
fell .as spirit o. kindly good cheer. but
eveu cur dumb animal servants nave bad
something % be thankful for a. well.
Thousands 0f them this past year have
been enamel patec from terrible cruelty
and 4 1Orrld .lre. t8r there 81. and can ae
30 worse tate Or greater affection than o.
ee sick and GlCr I'D addition % BE- Tor.
-lrsl Witd ViIaIn0Us drugs. and ia sheer
l1 ignorance 0r brutality aaVa t1elr only
eea1ea oil recovery loss. But thanks o.
tle PRO gress on Cle aga. tlIs wear 0f grace
thousands ~ -lem have been smsnei oated
Aud siv-u c1alce FOR their lives when
SICK By tls Use 0t HlmplrsYs' Veterinary
spec hcs- Their Use Is extending on
every side. ana thousands * the most
.1teL gent ald extensive stock owr ars
and breeders have long since discarded
every other method and rely ulon che
Veterinary Specifies. even the cavalry
7heers az ihe lniled states army laFr in-
f1rsed ant recon msnfed them. Nor on y
90 rHe Specifies cure promptly. but ttey
ara gwen without the least trouble "
tei1F. and are tl1eed A blessing Tor WHICH
Do be thankful
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

The work q building the railroad be-
tween Wusou On tue W-Anln Sr0n and
y aidOu railroad ant Fayetteville. which
vas commenced some time aZ0. IS being
carried 0u with great sCergV, and Is said
90 b. iL q tlIr way % enm plsJi0n. Edis il
q 1arl 9t the new rCad 1y means u which
Is IL proposed 10 shorten the rouse Eor51
by way 0f the Atlantic teasr LDs, AT
present tHIs line aas : -arge loop In ID 1e-
tween Florence and Wilson t0r the pDr-
pose u passing 1hrgUZh WNuIngr0u- Out
the new soad, when .e IS built from VIZ
son 90 Fayetteville and thence I'd Flor
ence- viii make the Line almost straight.
and although leaving w amin gtCn out ia
the cold viii shorten the distance between
Charleston aud E.chmsnd By about ID
% les
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

The sensation about the purchase Ok the
south Carolina railway By the Richmond
and Dauv-He system Is being talked
about In Columbia, :. c. The comblna-
tiOu mas eeen talked about for months.
saws che N3lgs md Courier, but nothing
Gehufse IS VET known about Il. Well IN
formed Columbia cotton men think that
Charlestc VIII be stranded unless 5he
SOu1n Carolina railway 70 aintaius its in
dependence. They say that the Coast
Line las never aGeIvefY competed here
tor Cnarlsstoa as against Norfolk and
shat even If she Richmond and Dauville
people get short sut TO the sea By way
Of Cha ssCu tt1efr- lsrngesG haui viii still
re 20 Ncrf0lE, and That J1s' cotton -vzai
still follow the route b which I5 val pay
the greatest t0li 10 che EiChm0nd and Dan
vile lines. They thiEk shat the rumCred
Arrangement would cripple Columbia very
materially and make DER a sort Of way
station without fair com petItiVe rates.
People generally in Columbia seem 20
have gu8Ge Is much ElehmCu1 aud Dan
vile control as 1heV Wal1.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Whenever cold wave strikes us We are
l0rclbly rem nded EhaE the win5er season
isn't quite over By a large majority, and
a good Overcoas feels rather comfortable.
Many a man would Ike 10 own one. 5us
tcn't care % ny -hoddy article. aad a
good one costs generally 900 muc1. Aow.
we've seen an 0vergoai bought yesterday
ot our TREAD MlrehaI. fhe popular
Cl0tlier. thtf Fas N 1rsl-class mataraI.
styIishly made. aud f.teG az vel as Or one
% our BEST merchant t4uurs bad made ir
ana Sac low price az W1Icb it vas 10uEls
astnn .shed a. SIR NiatnaU We are In-
formed las reduced sla prices noe only on
bis nle DVe Oats. ou Also 90 bis norbv
Cuawav SUITS. his ~rraiglt-cut suite.
an1, lu faeL q All aH Dress anI Business
-liss. of 0a.en BE- aaa yet a large and
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ono l1 wan ~ any aTac.n I'M lts line can
le srlted away 1efQE tngrodr's price.
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rre.i1s. and Furnishing Goods gentralF y.
can lf 1oagnl very los ~ .imon Mllcneli .
lil brrufle1n street, sign m the Golden
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from the 1-les6o FEl. sszs5aaI.
Dr.. q. c. Rogers. wac has purchased
rha MekIun0n place, Just beyond Lake
Cola. and becomes a ciIIZeu Of Orlando.
paid the SntneJ Office pleasant Visit
Monday. Or. Rogers sneut many years
il CHINA. where be WaGs stud u ira lbs,
and. As he 1as located here. VIII continue
ais study 0r this Interesting subject. He
says t1ab the Florida Tangsrine
orange - really the Mandarin Of
China. and PROBABLY obtained
IT'S name here ron Tangiers.
NGere lG vas CARVED from China. from
whare is was brought mere. He thinks
the Florida Tangerine cas-. perhaps. a
liL5Ie dner hav0r tnan the Mauuarin 0f
China. Or. Rogers formerly considered
the Sataw-c0olT orange, 0f China. rhe
1nest In the world. lus since trying The
Florida Jafa- gives 10 the Pre- .emIuence.
Dr Rogers thinks Florida VIII 1r0duce
the finest fruit q the citrus family Ia the
world. and is enthusiastic in thai Indus
try