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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA.
How n Man and His Horse Went Down
into Utter Darkness n-

Cairo tGd.) Correspondence ugttsta Macs.
Again l claim space in your most ex-
cellent paper to narrate an occurrence
which took place in the extreme portion
of Southwest Georgia, as given to me by
a man who helped 10 rescue the horse from
a cave. A man by the name Of Jesse A.
johnson was riding a fine young horse
and driving COWS out of pasture As
the COWS got outside the pasture one of
them turned into the woods, when Mr..
johnson dashed off on his horse TO head
the COW. All at once the earth gave way
and the horse, from the jerk of the bridle,
fell in backwards. Mr.. johnson slipped
and went down ahead of the horse. A
ledge of rocks had to be passed, and the
man got through quick and stopped on
the ledge of rocks over which stream of
of water was running. The horse missed
the place where the man stopped and
went on below. just then neither man
nor horse went to see what became of the
COW, for johnson, poor fellow, was stunned
by the fall, and some time passed before he
gathered his wits. When he came tohim-
self all was dark as midnight. He finally
discovered light, but was not sure what
sort of light it could be down in that
place, but concluded it was better to get
to the light than to remain in darkness.
after going a few hundred yards, he was
on top again. He had come out of a
hole where the stream had entered, and
the light was a star. So he found his
home and told of his plunge into the cave
and said his horse kept on and perhaps
had made the trip.
Next day the people gathered, and one
man descended into the cave, and by
means of ropes fastened TO the horse, they
with men and a windlass, succeeded in
pulling the horse up to the ledge of rock,
where the man stopped, and they helped
the horse on to his feet and led him out by
the same route the man escaped. So you
see there is some way of escape if a fellow
does go below; that is, If he stops at the
right place; but l was told of two fellows
that went down into a deep cave to ex-
plore it and their light went out, and they
lost their way, and when they saw a ray
OF light and got to where it was, it was
only hole just big enough to poke head
out, looked and realized that they were
on precipice 40 feet above and 80 feet be-
low. So, poor fellows, they had to retrace
their steps, and 1t took them quite awhile
to find their way back, so as to get out
where they went in at. 1t is all very nice
though to explore these caves because a
fellow learns something of the inward
ness of the earth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29
FLORIDA,

johnson Bros. are erecting on the cor
ner OF Fleming and Bahama streets, Key
West, a store for Benjamin Albury.
This has been an off year for criminals
at Kew West. Most all were convicted
and will visit the turpentine farms.
The destructive Eorange dog" has ap-
reared on numerous trees in Gainesville,
and unless destroyed will deVour every
leaf on the trees.
The steamship Alamo, Capt. Sam Risk,
arrived at Key West, Wednesday, from
New York. she had on board 100 German
emigrants for Texas.
The schooner S. b. Brooman, Capt.
Smith, arrived at Key West, Tuesday, and
discharged a cargo Of coal for lighthouse
and naval departments.
Can't. c. A. sheldon has received official
Information that he will be appointed
Postmaster at Gainesville on May %, vice
judge George J. Arrow, whose term will
then have expired.
Alex. AYera, two miles southwest Of
Gainesville, from two and a half acre
patch has ALREADY shipped $500 quarts Of
awberries. His berries are very fine,
and have realized good prices.
The building being erected for Cruz
Bros. corner OF Eaton and Whitehead
streets at Key w est, when completed
will be one of the largest on the island.
It will be used for factory purposes.
Propositions will be made to the Key
West Board OF Aldermen in a few days
by responsible parties, to erect large
and commodiOus fre-proof city hall and
market of brick on the most liberal
terms.
Capt Carbello. of schooner Christians,
while crossing the gulf Sunday night,
picked up barrel OF paint oil. 10 was
thrown of the wharf In the recent ire at
Key West, and was the property Of Geo.
l.. Bartum.
some OF the largest strawberries seen
in Florida nave just been grown upon the
truck farm Of Judge Cessna, a short dis
lance from GAINESVILLE. They are known
as the Charleston variety. Thirty-fve OF
them will ill quart measure.
A flying trip few miles southwest Of
Gainesville will satisfy any person that
the people OF that section need not suffer
for something TO eat. The tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, potatoes, beans and other gar
den truck looks vigorous and healthy,
and the prospect is iattering for good
yield.
On the truck farm OF Ed. Howell, near
Gainesville, is a small patch Of Irish pO-
tatoes, containing about an acre, " Oh
IL is thought will yield between 30
400 bushels. The potatoes In this
are known as the Chill red. Tids.
very large and tine. At Drescr'15 ,,so.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29

President of the late Confederacy, go in a
body from Floyd county, wearing some
badge to designate them. If such an or
ganization can be perfected, and the COM
mittee Of arrangements in Atlanta IS
made aware of it, a place in the line will
be reserved for them. Cave Spring
promises a delegation to Join Rome in
representing Floyd county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29
SEA FOAM
SCIENTIFIC.


RraCMrCcita eau sTs and CURE. By
HENfMEN0 ono who was deaf 28 years.
IN fr6 ted ~ most of the noted specialists Of
~ the day W Ga no benefit, cafed hluseJ IN
three montha. and since then hundreds oi 9TH
ers Nv same process. plain. SIMPLE, and sue
cessful home treatment AddrcssI. 3. PAGE,
Ealt 1Hth street Now YORK CITY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29

T. N. Hoskinson, Of Rome, Ga, has a
lot Of Indian relics found along the banks
OF the Coosa river, consisting OF the fol-
lowing articles: one stone Celt, one Orna-
mented AK, one flint knife. one she'll mask
one string NJ she'll bead-about 90 In num-
Der one shell pin. several stone discs
FROM one 10 three inches In diameter, sew
eral curious stones, one cooking pot I'm
perfect shape and good preservation.
These relics OF ABORIGINAL manufacture
have been washed up by the recent
freshet.
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gmttrnra srmrnieG.
ECZEMA
And Every Species Of itch
ing and Burning Dis
eases Cured by Cuticura.

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Scaly and Pimpy Humors OF the Scalp and
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remedies fail.
VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chi
cago gratefully acknowledges a cure of Ecze
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Chas. HOughtOn, Esq, LAWYER, 2S state
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covered the patients body and limbs, and to
which all known method OF treatment had
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l have suffered from salt Rhoum for owes
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Three boxes of CUTCURA and four bottles of
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Physicians Prescribe Them.-I have
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29

"Just out" the cunning druggist said.
"Bnt here's some powder known 10 DO
A. good The patron turned aud fed,
Asking. sDo you SUPPOSE ! don't
Know nothing equals soyoDONTfn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29

co toAppel Bros old stand and take loos
a. those hobby cJ-oDerafire llatl. Just received,
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Sold by all druggists Price: CUTtCURA, so
cts; REsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, % cts. Prepared
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass. Send for pamphlet
~ W1 "A aVIFY tho fo,n ntcVton aud Gkiu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-29

Physicians Prescribe Them.-I have
nothing but he highest praise for the results
obtained from your CUTIGURA REMEDIES, of
which have sold more than OF all others of
the kind. MONRO BOND, NJ. H.,
$500 n. Broad ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

New officers of the Clarke Light
Infantry-The Removal of Goods
from the Store at Griffiu-ThOmas-
Vile to Have a Public Park-A
Street Railroad Brings a Pecu-
liar Suit at Atlanta.
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SHE OUGHT TO BE THANKFUL.

indianapolis Journal: A lady clerB
In the treasury department went to Re
gister Rosecrans the other day and said
General, | wonder why l am not pro
NOTED. l have been kept in the same
grade for years. My work is performed
satisfactorily, and others with poor rec
ords are promoted all around me-"
whats your salary ?" inquired old
Rosy.
Twelve hundred" replied the lady.
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man, you ought to be thankful you gel
that, and never ask FIR a promotion
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to send good Democrats home who have
come here from all parts Of the country
to get places and who have not sue.
ceeded.'
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Worthuooo, Sotua,

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fer Roget / 9eres ereee 8Iao berfra, boOr
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So, Be tan tro, ri fibber ole fttus babe
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rat, Soften, rg b. Iptfer meo ipRnot Gp.
mRrtiombsO til "Rriitine Saloriscatter."
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at tRHfe paa linton Iiuaer. Jon feb
8reaoea beie Ratten; life ioroi pi ituloi
snite at ig!se bars JOOlpOr, men forci OI
bar ct asot SlerteIas ior SaraIo Slrgli
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farli8e Spsoomme z ipbteria % SuH9ebe'
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form Der.
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5armeren ipu9er lin samIe Sang.
Sioet Iea bar, CO ms8st Ie5 iaar,
Naar Sslten ben tommsr, Oct minore for
Iaar.
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gI:cer Oeo SeeOrap Sutitute iiote Com
mer % / 8tHter. Sc lite StoIeH uomRr,
tst soOt, O9 oil raaoe iIltttss unge 8srio.
ner til at prsoe en- EermlH osr.
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miHOeIt8e Der / Goantist / 8iu.sr; blauet
be be0ft beigste tar n / Gunobergs Siole,
Gifiit; e5H b:eo BOlOt Of "9omrhie 9s
batting Club, o. 9iitr,f.eis StOIsbsru
uH6er 2gogiis al gUeu 8 9reitsU, Stu
bert ira 2tcorab 9uitiiute. De baoot
iitTet fig ppperlts giuft fra R~OrtbugOo
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oele5 ouerfpItt At Eibsrere, % oct aHto,
scs at bare lise iaa Starge uoerfor ion
tHoe. en- Sen OF ~Jteurabs 4ofeu."
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31
Era SiohInnh. slim

Sra Stab'aHo, Ftnn
ser CT Ell Iiosn 81 rGeo 10 8utittsr for
aITtHosIigs aigbnauesparsr, IN Smeoie
% en- 8trts. SEutbehatufanoeH COB.
Stsnuinqeu er ImoO G~lepsIauos Sttreipt.
Rangs retisr bsrfra iii 9atotn; ole uuse
Golf, iOm BHiigr lit gauo, buroe pisrs ost.
1BoFtsn- Ct %UeItoumsu; Rars. UrHter meo
Tor 91u8isI, h0ersars ben ifal TONNE.
"Gstittfe" sr Ell pGperiig SifOri,; Isg
lfuloe latte BSis fon, at bet oar 10 af ben
SIags bper u9e. B.