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The morning news., 1888-06-17
DUTIES ON RICE.
The Cost of Granulation Declared a
Dutiable Charge

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The treasury
department has decided that the cost of
granulating imported rice is part of the
value of the goods per Sc. This action
overrules the claim of ain importers
that the cost OF granulation is
non-dutiabe charge. Ii was
asserted in their behalf that the rice was
imported in granuIated condition, and not
in entire grains, because the ad valorem
duty imposed on rice in less amounts than
specified prescribed for rice imported as
grain.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Seeking Upshaw's Promotion.

WASHINGTON, June l6.--The Tennessee
congressional delegation waited on Secre-
tary Villas to-day, and urged the appoint
ment OF Assistant Indian Commissioner
Upshaw in place of Gen. Atkins, resigned.
Senator Bate aud Representative Whit
thorne subsequently, saw the President with
the same object in view
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Macon County's Primary.

MoNTxzUMA, GA, June 16-At a
primary election held in Macon county to-
day 70 nominate candidates for the senate
and house Col James NJ Dupree was
nom mated for the senate from the Thir-
teenth senatorial district and s. T. Lohey
for the house.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
FLORIDA'S METROPOLIS.
An Incendiary Seen in the ACT of
Firing Hunters Mill.

Firing Hunters Mill.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 16.-A fire
bug attempted to burn Hunters mill last
night, and would have succeeded, as he put
kerosene oil around the building, and was
just about to fire the mill when he was dis
covered. He was closely pursued by en-
ployes, but managed to escape.
a white man, who gave his name as
James A. Bradford, and his home as in st.
Johns county, was confined in the city Jail
this morning as a lunatic. He is apparently
a farmer and about 40 years of age. He is
not violent.
The republican delegates to Chicago left
this evening. Sherman seems to be the
favorite, with Gresham or Alger as second
choice
The morning news., 1888-06-17
FOR NERVOUS EXHAUSTION
Use Horsford's Acid phosphate.

Use HorsIordb ACID Phosphate.
DR.. II. c. Mccoy, Algona, Ia, says: "I
have used it in cases Of dyspepsia, nervous
exhaustion and wakefulness with pleasant
results. Also think it of great service in
depressed condition of the system resulting
from hillary arrangement"
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Wuminrton's Road to the ocean

WIIMINGToN, june 16.-Ihe formal
opening Of the sea coast railroad, connect
ing Wilmington with the ocean beach, at
Wrigbtville, took place this afternoon in
the presence Of over a thousand persons.
A silver spike was driven by Presid mt
Latimer. The road is of great Importance
TO Wilmington.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC

CHARLEY LEE and JOE KOCHER. G9f
Broughton street,, are good and consistent
members of the Baptist Church" of this city
That they comply faithfully with the require
Inents OF both state and Church, and are in
every way entitled to the respect and considera.
tion of their fellow citizens.
HARRY MACBETH.
JAMES BROWN
HENRY RICE
The morning news., 1888-06-17
STEEL WORKS TO BE. SHUT.
The Old Chestnut About the Tariff
Again Advanced,

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 16.-On June 30
the Pennsylvania steel works will close,
with the exception of the Universal and
Merchant mills, for two weeks, notice to
that effect being posted to-day. Stagna-
ton in the iron trade, and the result of the
pending tariff legislation is ascribed as the
cause. There VIII be a reduction of wages
when operations are resumed.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Bonds sin Too Hich to Buv.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The bond offer
ings to day aggregated Sl,050, 800. The ac-
ceptances were $40, 900 As at l275S and $500
4l6s at l07. .st.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Delegates Given a Shaking Up.

- LOUISVILLE, June 16.-A coach bearing
a number of the Tennessee delegates 10
Chicago and their friends was derailed and
turned on its side as it reached this city tllis
morning from Knoxville. Several were
hurt
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Excursionists for Savannah.

AUGUSTA, June l6. About 400 excursion
lists, under the auspices of the Clinch Rifles.
left here tonight for Savannah and Tybee
beach
The morning news., 1888-06-17

Distress after eating. heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t also creates a good
appetite.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
Miss Dis pebar Convicted.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The jury in the
Dis Debar case brought in verdict Of
guilty at noon to-day.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under "Specfa!
Notices" WiH be charged 81 90 O Square each
insertion.
The morning news., 1888-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECOND ANNUAL MAMMoTH p,c.,


SECOND ANNUAL MAMMOTH prov.
OF THE
KNIGH HTS OF LAROp
VIII be given at TYBEE, JULY 4th, 1888 for.
benefit of their hall fund. ''
The glorious Fourth will be celahr,..,
having the Declaration of Independencan
upon the beach. 'eaa
THE UNION coRNET BRASS BAND
Known for its excellent music. with tbo
ance of two popular String Bands. will f,,~Sl. ~oSSs
music for the occasion. NiSa
WHOLE TICKETS, 5Oc,; CHILDREN ovva
UNDER 12 25c ''
Tickets can be obtained from the Cour,,...
and at the Ticket Office at the depot
Schedule of trains as follows (Standard
Leave Savannah $3.50 a. m, 23O D. m 49,
m, $50 p. m. 0'%h
Leave Tybee 1905 p. m, 4:1o
m, $40 p. m. ~R
PUT A MOVE ON.
And call on the Pushing and Fr.o..
Printer, Binder, Ruler and Blank Rool- ,tS
facturer. 1t is to your interest 70 Loo- --Inf
full of orders, as he works for vonr int.n niin
as we'll as his own. Everything Modarr ~
Decayed Stockl No Rusty Material, Nopo.'S
Labor. Doc9
TOWNSEND,
FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND P1rvn
Sc and s8 Bryan street,
Savannah, Ca
E L ONE "34,r
NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, June 16 1890
The firm of j. G. KELLER & co. drranio..
is this day dissolved by mutual consent '''
j. g. KELLER.
A. N. OKEEFFE
The undersigned, to whom all debts mus. !.
paid and who assume all liabilities. will cors,s,
the business at the old stand, corner Rro,,ohtNN
and jefferson streets
A. N. O'KEEFFE & co
ATTENTION GERMAN yOLUNTFpps
Parties not wishing to be Inconvenience WIT.
Baskets are Informed that Meals can ha oh-
tanned at Warsaw on day of Picnic.
THE COMMITTEE
The morning news., 1888-06-17

MARSHALL HOUSE BAR.Llhe RI h,ossesaoa
of the above oar and will keep fine svoSs s.vuousrs
Wines and Liquors. We solicit the ao..spersL
Of our friends and the pubic ,nr Nv
CHARLES LEVAN, CHARLES ABEL
The morning news., 1888-06-17
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

SMITH-Died, on June 10th, 1885, at her
home, MARTHA A. SMITH, wife of Henry E.
Smith, of Bryan county.
The morning news., 1888-06-17

The undersigned, to whom all debts mus, b.
paid and who assume all liabilities, will condro.
the business at the old stand, corner Brouubton
and jefferson streets.
A. O'KFErUr n 80
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Foreign News.

Several more Villages In Hungary Have
been flooded and the inhabitants are starry
Ing
At Hclthrarus l2o house, have been
burned and 700 people rendered homeless.
Two lives were lost in the flames.
The villages Of Mezbencry ana ilunis-
dorf have also been destroyed by fire
The committee Of the French Cham
Der Of Deputies to which was referred the
proposal Of the Panama canal company 70
issue lottery loan, report that they are IN
able to arrive at a decision.
There are rumors IN Berlin Of the com.
ing resignation Of Prince Bismarck.
The National Zcitnng, Of Berlin, said
Friday that the effort 70 obtain the consent
Of the Emperor to the marriage Of his
daughter, Princess Victoria 10 Prince
Alexander. OF Battenburg has not been
successful For this reason there arc no
longer any grounds for a secret conflict
between Bismarck and the Emperor.
a French Anarchist named Morelle
has been arrested charged with attempting
to blow up the church of the Sacred Heart
at Paris.
After an animated discussion in the
Chamber of Deputies. at Paris, March 30,
the members voted, PCS to 221, for urgen-
cy for the bill providing for revision OF
the constitution. The government thus
being defeated the ministry rendered its
resignation to President Carnot and he
accepted it.
The river Save in Austria has over
flowed its banks and laid waste many vii
lagos Baron Arnold May was drowned
while assisting in the rescue of several in
habitants of Tizalok
Mr.. Gilhooly, member Of the British
Parliament, who was sentenced to two
weeks imprisonment for assaultng po
lice inspector in addition to the sentence
of two months for offences under the
crimes act, was removed to Cork jail
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Easter Sunday was appropriately OBJ
served at the new church by beautiful
floral decorations, morning sermon a. :
apted to the day by the Rev. A. Redlot i,
and Sunday school concert in the even
lag, consisting of responsive reading. an
thems and chants by the choir, with 4 lst-
er poem. recitations and singing by the
classes. Two chorus hymns were clearly
and sweetly sung by live little misses
Oracle and Lou Lawton, BERTHE Lemont
Ina Ross and Bessie Parker. Two small
fellows Allie Higgins and Jess1parker, re
citing verses, spoke up like little men. All
parts of the program were nicely carried
out, but the most charming thing of the
evening was a pretty refrain sung by lit
tie Lou Lawton and master Fred Higgins,
Angels are looking on ne" gentle APP
plause testified the pleasure of the large
audience.
our schools in this district. which have
given uniform satisfaction 10 all parties
throughout the sessions. slid down March
hill, the most trying part of the year, with
colors flying aud scarcely tardy or alb
scntee mark on the rolls. The Grammar
school Of ~ pupils, under the charge Of
Miss NJ. III. w. Collins closed March %,
with very entertaining exercises, much ap-
preciated by the numerous visitors present.
Many pretty prizes. albums, pocket knives.
etc. were distributed among the class
leaders by the teacher, besides the cash
premiums earned by those competing in
the map-drawing contest. viz. stephen
Harmon, Nellie Gilcy and Bertha lcmont
received each two dollars. The High
School with IN average attendance Of s.
students under the able anu efficient man
agemcnt Of G. F.. Perkins. principal closed
April !. That the work Of the school has
been thoroughly good think the rank
record will prove. SPRAY
Abr g.
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ID. rys~siie Ports

n.-,,n->r NV B. ,.n = ,Nl';, ,har,4u.
ArApr !. -.n- v I Emerson oot' aaa on.4r .
~It Nm :. -.h Melissa u Robbins. Eoy.in.
G,itfnarc- VA Apr5. .ra >y.tlr Colr,nau. LAX
Dat,t, I-.and iIarhar-~fl >pr h -ch + A ~.
Me- Nj i,,.-ft 'ur >c~ lorA
\,,s l"uHun-Ar APT ?, -rh Eai'ei,u-, AA-,
r,fth Authuy f,r to-tun
>rw lufk Apr ., ,cn- u n liz -Arl. Haskell
& .rnitr.n-. Marta Adrlaid" \icker-ou, BUCK
ptr Ribt purtty Low, RpckRul
~II ~ i. -rh- Northern Llsht, Harper Boston
Jrha ~ultr- Robbins, New Eo'ifnrd
hr Apr \, -th X oo'twart and ktndn- Aes-
New Bcjfurt
Ar Apr4 -,h, Mindora, Billings New Bedford
payid faust, Aliey, Providence
~ hpr', -ch Annie R!rAcr=on, f"~7, 'or P"rt
au Prince
Portland ~ APIS an julia Ann, Rice. Deer
I.lr. Freeman. 1orrcv, : " lIarbor
Ar Nprs s,hs Angola, Biaktard, New York 'nr
Ranger. Brave. STANLEY, Ea-t"n, Regulator We
,u,t a-tiue
Ar All (. -rh Stella Lee, Treat, salem
rrpyllencc-Ar Apr 2, -rh A y klIl-, Ryder.
RI, kiaut
VINEYARD Havrr-Ar APT 5, -eh Ami. Lewis.
Ie.H-. Rncklani Tor New YORK
ta,lIne- -ld Apr 4, sch Emma Green, smith,
ArApr /, .rh Princess, Davis Buck sport.
Ar Apr : -..h- ABBY willard, Jones, Buck
port Hurricane, Ninahaven.
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North lamoIne.

In my locals of last week. | stated that
Mrs. Eben II. King had returned with i'm
proved health from her visit to her sister,
Mrs. Capt. James Bunker. at Nebraska, II
should have read at Greeley, Colorado.
On Sunday morning at the Iamoine Bap-
list church, we listened to very instruc-
! tive and interesting sermon from our new
pastor Bedford: subject, The Lord
Supper" (it being regular communion
day its origin, its object. and the i'm
portance of its observance, to all believers
in Christ as the Saviour Of sinners.
The appointments for the coming sea-
son were as follows: Preaching service.
Lamoine Baptist church, 10 80 o'clock 4.
NJ; Sunday school at the close; East La
moline Baptist church, . 80 O'Clock =. VI.
Sunday school at the close; prayer and
social service 80 o'clock Lamoine Bap-
tiSt church Wednesday evening, North
l.amninC district sChool-house.7 80 o clock :;
Thursday evening. l.amoine district school
house. : 80 O'Clock. bur Sunday school
will Pc held fof the future st 3 O'Clock
T. VI OMIT.
April 10
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An EXPLANATION.

Wha j. this ''ncrN Gus trouble With which
80 man seem now to be rfilctcds II YOU viii
remcnsrr few wears ago the word Maarts
was comparatively unknoNn.-to-da II j. ~
cominm a. any word in the English language.
yet thi word covers only the meaning of an
other word used ~ our forcfathcr~ IN times
past 30 Il i, with nervous diseases. n they
and ,alara are intended 20 cover what our
ErandRthrrs called Biiou>ncSs, AMI all are
rausrs hy troubles that arise from A diseased
condition ~ the Liver which in performing u
functions finding It cannot dispose ~ the bic
through the ordinary channel j. compelled to
pa~- II oil through thu system. causing nfr-
you~ troubles. Malaria. Bilious Fever, etc.
You Mo arc suffering can We'll appreciate \
cure W. recommend Greens August Flow
er. = cures nr, marvellous. lyri2 Ow
for ann ra>c % nervousness. slccplcsSness,
w-aI stomach indigestion. dyspepsia. try Car
frr'- Ilrt,r Nerve Pill-. Relief d. -urr. The
OIL, nerve medicine for The price In the mark
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Mr.. Stillman Moon is quite sick.

1t Desert Ferry
Mr.. Stllman Moon is quite sick.
Schooner May Queen. Capt. William
Grant, loaded with kiln-wood for Ernest
Wooster of South Hancock, sailed for
Rockland this week.
The schooner W. II. Card, Capt. Eugene
Wooster, will load with pulp-wood at f.
" Wooster's wharf, for Providence, next
week.
Quite a number OF vessels are loading
with lumber at the Maine Central wharf.
Mrs Edna Smith fell and sprained her
shoulder one day last week, quite severe
ly.
Mr.. Avon p. Foss sawed his arm on his
saving machine Thursday.
Professor Hall of Bangor is in town
for the purpose of instruc;ing the Tara
tine band.
April 9. fANKAPoo.
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1arIsVille.
Mrs. Joanna Black, who was stricken
down with paralysis some nine months ago
is still helpless. She lives with her son, Geo.
and his wife. whose willing hands labor
earnestly 10 relieve her sufferings. The
Lord was pleased to place her where she
has received the best of care. Night and
day they watch her bed may God reward
them when she is dead.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frost who were
married recently have commenced house
keeping.
The school in district number No. 2, is
being taught by Mr.. Clark of Bangor, and
numbers upwards of thirty pupils. He is
teacher of some experience and devoted
to his work.
The boys have come out of the woods
and are getting ready for river driving.
George Carr, who had his leg broken
some eight week ago, is now able to move
about by the use Of clutches.
The snow is rapidly disappearing.
April Q. \. !. Il.
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The steamer Silver Star will commence
making daily trips from here to Bar IIar
Dor Nondly morning, April - the repairs
On the wharf being SO far made a> 10 &c
commodate her making her landings. It
will TAKE about two weeks longer to com
plcte the repairs
Mfr Edwin Merritt has moved hi~ family
from ChcrryAcld and occupies the house
formerly owned ny Mr., Henry Wood
The large amount Of logs hauled to Mr.
Frank Noyc~ mill and the urgent demand
for lumber have made it necessary for him
to pat IN an extra crew and he now runs
the mill dly aud night
AZ our district meeting held last >atur-
day Mr. Samuel C. Wood was chosen
school agent.
iPr.i :.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Nam. and
11e must b, paid for at III. rate of ten cents a line
Ellsworth-Apr. 8, Mrs. Susan Moore, widow OF
the late Nathaniel Moore, aged 10 years.
Apr Mrs. Margaret Turner aged - years and
6months.
Brooklin-Mar. 49, Miss Helen III. Cole, daugh-
ter OF +. Z. and Susan ". Cole aged y years and
8 months.
Mar. D, Mrs. Su-an b. carter, aged about &c
years
West Tremont-MaI. 3, John Langley, Jr., aged
80 years and II days.
Jacksonville Fla.-Mar. 20, Hon. y. h. SAWYER
aged II years and 10 months,
Sedgwiek-Apr. /. Efiie, only child Of Fred and
Ada GRAY, aged 2 years and months.
BrooksyiIle-Apr. 8, Mr.. Bentley Grindle, aged
about &c years.
steuben-Apr. s. Hermon, infant son OF Hollis
and Fanny Leighton.
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Married..

EHsworth-Apr. !, By Rev. Dr. Tenney. Mr..
Geo. 4. lynch and Mis-. Carrie NJ. Moore, both OF
Ellsworth.
serlgwick-Apr. ?. BY Rev. E. A. Davis, Mr..
Charles Cosson and Miss Nellie N. Wood, both OF
Sedgwick.
West Gouldsboro-Ma p, by A. ;. Rolfe, Esq :,
Mr. Peter L. iIll and Mrs. II A. Hayey, both Of
West Gouldsboro.
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A Gard Of Thanks.

The members Of the Sewing Circle iesire 10.
extend their thanks TO the eome>lille Dramat
ic company for tie generous gin Of The pro-
coed, Of tie dramatic entertainment given by
them On the evenings OF March . and % 4
true rift aud cbeeutHg given
PER ORDER
Mt. Desert ApIi J. ISIS.
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the floor. A relative, a sister | believe,
| gathered up the tea and placed 1t in bot
| tie and carefully sealed 1t up, and my in
| formant assured me that 1t was still in
| possession of some member of the family.
April 3. J. c. w.
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BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR.

II won't cost you one-half as much. Do not
delay. Send three cent stamps, to pay post
age. and we will send you DIR. kaufmanns
great work, fine eolored plates, from life. on
disease. its causes and home cure. Address
A. r. Ordway Co., Boston, Mass.
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We hear that Mr. Daniel Wooster Of
Wsltham, il confined to his bed and is falling.
The Baptist circle viii have supper at
their ve,try, This "wednesday evening.
} Mir ". @. Emery, clerk Of Hotel oleate>.
Sullivan. was in this city Tue-'lsy.
Mr. :, Il. Downin- OF sorrento, was in
this city. u',dsy, booking w old land titles.
Tuesday morning, on the steamer Sappho,
between BAR Harbor and Mt. Desert Ferry.
Capt oli,rr fired and Killed a seal which
measured feet and inches In length.
The Hancock House is running new
hack IN connection with the hotel for the
commodaiion OF guests.
Rev. +. A. Quinn !. visiting relatives aud
friends in New York city.
Mrs A. F. brukwater q, in town for
few dsys.
Tickets 10 cent, each for the concert to
be given by the Juvenile Templars, Thursday
evening, at the Free Baptist ves'ry. can be
found at Mrs 4. F. Grceys store.
Mr. Lee and wife OF Salem Mass. are Wis
Hing his sister. Mrs 2. Mlllsn, IN this city.
4 good supper this "Wednesday evening
At the Baptist se>try, for Is cents.
: y. Mcfarland. E>q.. Of Hancock Point.
" ho has been IN for several months. wa, re-
ported yety low TUESDAY afternoon. and near
HI end.
We hear that Mr.. Bcntlc, Grinile, OF
Brook,tille. wa, found dead few days ago
having been kill,4l by Kick from his horse
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Mi Desert Ferry Apr. . To Mr. ana Mrs C. NJ
Webster, 4 -nn.
~tcuhca-Mar. -, TO MT ana NTs Anthony
Howard, a son.
Mar - TO sir. and Mrs. Forest Dunbsr,a son.
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ouaco, y B-Sli Aprt. .ch Sea Foam, Nichols,
Rock
Berbicc-hr Mar l2 sch Henry : Woodruff,
H1dgkin-, New York
Il John, \ B-ArApr5 3. brig shannon, sawyer.
AnuapolI- y
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AT district q school meeting Saturday
evening. Charles T. Bunker was chosen to
act a. school agent for the year.--the term
uf school to commence April Is. At our
town meeting Charles +. Dwelley was
elected truAnt officer
Edith VI Dyer Is teaching school at
Eastbrook
Chaplain Trbou gave Us two spirited
sermons recently. We hope To hear him
again.
The article on Taxation Of vessel prop
ertv." from the Industrial Journal copied
in a late AMERICAN puts the subject in its
true light, and suggests the very reason
able remedy in the case of wise legislation.
Let 1t be done.
Edward Dyer and Follett lIartwell have
gone to Prov idence TO ship for the season
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City and County.
sup. J.d. Court, April Torn. 1888

-
rHuNiA~ Il. u,sAEI.L. Justice Presiding.
otfI,EAe OF IHE COURT.
II. l.. ~At>IFA>. tierA.
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j. HAYDEN. >tenographer.
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