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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-20
ttnfere tteNe MIottea
Set Sna etnes peiterea sruEct 5aasesIdItfs
les bespaHea.-Grite grubsfGbrf osS 5gs
namItEgeu, ,srs >, ,SeIuo3p5."

0ensgnrf, 10. St;Ober.-Sm Broots
Inner Elotteubaubofe rpuroe qeitera obue ~
aenb nelde bemerfensTpsrgben Gsrementen
Der GieI bes StnhIfreuiers ,glaine" aeIeet,
uon neEtem bic Au9efteuteu i'm StifSbauz
hofe glaIben, oa6 er etn vShrldeu Der Ite2z
re" peroen unb oas etpas seiuuleue Breifige
Der anerita1iiheH Slotte uieoer aufriften
mer6e. Dem Itte lrobuteu Gouffrntteur S0o'
Der, bic 2ieuteua1ts Chambers uuo Baul,
bic @ipiI, Susenieure aferion uuo Suas Dt.
SlOs, Iorpie uteIe anoere Perioneu BET. Das
meme SabrSeug beftHeet itd auf oemIeIbeu
Blase, peIdeu eiuff Der, ,,@oloIisus" eiuuabu.
gSeuH beraeielt, mas aber uod] lduqer, ais
Elm Sobr ooueru f0nnte, roirb 0as S6liff et1e
2Inge BON 80, cine Srctte BON 81 uuo etHeu
SiefganQ BON 214 6u5 babeu. Sc pir0 6648
Sonnen balten, uno bic Waidineu louen cine
8ierhetraft BON $3.50 ergebea, pomit e.re
Shnelliateit BON II fuoteR IL Der Stunoe
er;ielt nerbeu fam. Die Beteioung rriro
aus eiIf3Guigeu StahlpIatten beftebeu. ar=
mirt miro has Sdiff NIT bier 3e5a;0uiseu
uno Iehs iedsB0aiaen StuterIaoern, ie pier
67 nm unb AZ nm S6nellieHer8ei4tgea,
bier AZ nm 9rehael6ieeu. neun 81 nm
8reheeidiibeu uuo pier @GtLiugz Sauonen, 10.
pie fiebeu Sorpeonlanoneu. Aus Den 3ebus
0puIHCu JNuAu4lSh lOlSh ftSINttlAS NNAl W.
fpidt BON 500 9funb nit 5Ozpfiiaoi3er Buls
uerIGbuus gaeiIeu melt Sei4lenoert ptroeu
t0nnen.
BtiGabeIpbta, 10. SttOber.-Ser
3pnamitfreu3er ,SeIuutus," on oefen SOL
Isnhung ieit bem %. 4priI gearb2tte, puroe,
fubr geftern gum erfeu Wlale ben Stus bin
inter unt iu6te nat eiuem pa6eaOeu Blager
an bem ieiue SGneutStelt olIt3teu probtrI
tperben ful. 9as Sdiff fubr bis 3um oGeo3e.
eight" unterbaIb Stem &affIe binab uuo ju'
rid uuO Iests ben g8ea BON glem'&afte bis
3burIop in 48 Wliuuten 3uritf. Die Ita.
itineu oes Sdifies finb nod uitt 9epritf
uub bic Snbrt nurbe geradt, mn oteielbeu
gu prObireu. Die Offt3ieue Probe faOet IN
Der yiarrasanistt. Bal, no bic Regieruug ein'
8reite abgefsdt bat, ober i'm SONG 55lauo
| gunSe ffatt. Der y8eriuoius" bat ln0l
!, SUB Stefgaug uuS es tpirb meutGfeHs eiu
| St2fe BON ueuu Slaftern HGtbig ietu, bGali
bas Stifi uubetinbert fabreu fam.
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GttrpcatF5e GabeTbert&te.
ROa stae g.frisa.grpsSitioa.

8rffiel, 10. SftOber. - Der bel9iitle
Sberfi Baron Vahure bot, ME bic D5HOepen'
oalCe" Our6 cine fber GeHeriffa ibr jn3ez
saneene Ustttheiluug erfdhrt, IN SesIeitUlg
zines 8eE9iers, eiusS gngIiaoers uHb zines
arabii1ea 6uImetibers stue Expedition uus
terr0mmen, mn am n0r0Dsfz afrttanii ben
llier, uus srar In Der R6be Der sahara, eine
@egeuo aussutunbIauften meldle sur Srrtdz
tung eiusr ilimateurei6en uebsrgdn9Sfation
fur ole ReiienOeu bon une mad Airiil 9e,i9z
net mare.
@aaIauO uns SrianO.
Dublin, 10. Sttober.-0er ProisB bes
Sru. 8unlearp, siues 6I1rers Der Natouas
llfeu= Yartei unS &eoatteurs oeS ,9lare 81
DEPENDENT" pegeH aHgebltner GutUen0uag
eiuer Enihsnusr. gelaHgte beBta Dor ben
QifieA in 2tmeri6 5ur Bodybuilding uu0 re-
iuItirta in 6reiiprsGuEg oIS GHgetllateE.
SobH Stuucane, YarIamentSmitgIteo iitr
Gf2tmerid, mirb eiueu SuiurieupCOseB ge=
gen bic pIimeS" eluleiteH, irsil oieielbe i'll
elnem Grtiisl arfIirte, er babe ia elmer &eoe
ben Suiidmieoeu Srlano's ben &Gtb ert4etlt,
fh nid9t gu metgerH, Die BferOe Der GaEos
Rrabider III bgidldgeu, iebo5 oeu G9ltIeR
bic NiSeI oabet IN oas 6eiih All tretbeu.
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SonOoner Iersfe.

Der Brafoent bes 9rosen Spnoifates ersItiher
EerBte uub @birIr9en, bulest in 9onbon, @ngaRo,
fuelt teSt I'M rSonarbs oouie,~ Sowar6z uno SIlt's
noreitrase, in unierar Stnbt unb pirb bis gum Is.
gtopember bier bleben. Diee Spesialifsn peroen
Baltimore ale etbsSg 5age beIutsn. D2 IN 6eahte,
bas e Srantbeiten unb Uis9sftaItunsen auer Irt
foIereh bebanbsIn. Ge6rehlite moseH Jefdatgf
fi nidt baran oBen, penn iie als unbsiIbar Burntz
onnimmt, menn es nitt pom Der RosIibteit elmer
Seilung iber5eugt iff.
Sft S6r nebel unbsiIbar, 70 tbsiIt es S9n.n Dies
frei unb often NIT, rdtb Sbnen aub BON tueiteren
@eIoausgaben fur UPeo5inen uno anbere Stilismttel
Spele Sbnen &barlatane sorilaeen, al uaO ertbeilt
Sbnen Ratbfhldge, Die in S6rem ,FaLe fth fuoblbd'
zig erfpeien ner6en, o6o hr eeben perldn9trt piro.
gs bat umfnngrete 9rfabrung binter iih uno pirb
Sbnen ioiort ia9en, Oh Shr 9eOen betI6ar ift ober
Tidt,
Nadiebenbes sibt Die 3abl Der BON Inn als bsiIb1r
onaenommenen unb ais unbeiIbar turht3eDieenen
8dle on:
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SaS GeIbe Eteber.

Sad onpille, Slu., 19. Sttober. -
Die SanltatebebDroe uerSffeutIidat beute cine
Sefanhlmat dung, uelde bic lett bem Nus
bruh Der epiosuie pen bier enthObeneu Ber>
lOnen ss9sn uerfriibte &iidfebr marnt, uub
iie auf1oroert, fid bis Sum Gube bes ud6ffeu
WfoFats IN eeonlben, tpeuu uilt iuBmilhsu
ldarfsr Srsit eintretsu ionte. Sas beu1ge
Bulletin melcet % meme BatieRteu - neun
Wstse nno Is Reger - uno Gooesfda>.
Die @elammttabI Der grfrauiungeu betrIgt
iett 3719, bic Der Goessfaue 326.
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t25O.G,s2.s,7D Robsrt j. seen. e
N areau Oer straBen.3arabraG ).

~ GUmmtiIdres
Baltimore, 6gn 3. Gfto6tI 1888.
Die GtraBeu= Durhsmhss8ommtiidr MAIDEN in
@emdBbelt Der Beimmungen be5 5altlmorer Staots
geisb6uhes, AZ. Artita, biermit betaHnt, BAT fte
RoHtaa, oen 5. Rousm6er 1888, 10 nbr Sormttz
tags, i'm Streuu Der gommtIdre i'm Rdtbbauie thts
ertte 8eriumHduns talten Deroen, I'm ole tbHeu gez
trsfi5 Der gonbemnruu9, oe5 Surh6rutes uno Der
BeYldnqerung Der g3Gccinn= Sfrabe, BON VOulz
4oeHue bis Bur /. StraBe, hberro9enen geiu87
ulie unb BON tbnen erbettten BIldteH III ucbers
ein7immung NIT oer an ?. Sho5tr 1888 genebmt9s
ten geroTonuug vi. 100 bes B}aq0t5 uHo SdottlI95
uon Baltimore aus3uu6en, rsp gu eriHIen.
Subu 9Ec&StutamS,
GdmueI u. Eb0rreGtS,
5auteI DVcGauu,
@ommiire;
1927 AZ O 66 on Rnbert 4 tareeu ESpFr
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spfer Oes etFenbabn Wolod,s. i.

Sreep port, Sus., 10. Sftsber. - Gin
grtra.Tradtju9 Der yGbicago'er ct. Paul=
Sauialer @ttb' Babu" raunte geferu in Der
gtdbe BON bier 9e9eH eineu bornusfahrenOe en-
anberen Trntt3u9 unb oeuioIirte befieu Sa.
biiie. 8ret Der ieds Suiafeu oerieGbeH, udr.
lid 9ohu Srouu, ein Siebbdnoler aus ct.
BGuI, Sas. Or aus 9nrrir1er, Rinu., uub
gbparb 9ifsp ans Sairbnuts, Uttuu., rpurs
ben getOotet uuo 3tpei aubere Berioaeu erlit.
ten ihpere SerIeeungen.
gauh Gbuut, 3D., 10. Ottober. -
Sob. gIosfau. elmer Der unsariidsu Balm
arbeiter, nel6er bur9 ben fiir3lideu uHfau
auf Der gSeht9b 'Salens sBabn" bel EnmaueuO
pernnnoet purbeu. farb beute i'm SopitaI
gu Ablanb. @r II Der neunte Eoote. Gin
anberer Serpuuletsr ua sur 3eit i'm Ster=
ben lieger.
Die @orrners Slrn, tpeldle bic l1mfdube
beaii9lidb Der &utaftropbe bel Nub Ruu inter
iuGt, mar heute mebrere Stunoeu lang in
Serathuu9, oertagte fit jebod bis ulorgeu,
Obue eineu ssnhriprud absesebeu ;u babeu.
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Ser erfte sa,ptneullrr3 Der satfott.

EeIIuribe. @oI., 10. Sit. - 8dbreuo
fth bic Briioer Charles uuo DiItam 8eqer,
snei @rubeunrbsiter, 9efern BON Ga Sunta.
Sedeu aus eineu Beg our4 ben S9uee 3u
babnen ueriuGteu. tiirSte cine 9apiue uom
@ipfel bes Berges unb Iiitrte beoe Wdnuer
1900 Sus tief Die BerBisite binab, NO fie unz
ter 20 6ub S6nee un0 Ser0G begraben uur.
ben. SIS geInn9 sRiuiam, itd nit 5iilfe zines
Eai6enmehers beraus tu arbeiteu uuo oaun,
trctbem er perIest DOrOeu mar, bas bieftse
Saethen 81 errei6eu. Cine Sdaar WGn.
uer 9ing iofort ab, I'M @barIes mom0glia Al
retten, aletu oereIbe tpurbe naG ;petftin0iz
ger arbett als getae aufSeiuabeu. @r mar
6urd bic Saf bes Sduees uub bes geifeius
gu elmer formIoeu Wtaife ;ermaImt rporOeu.
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Nlsmtntftratte An,elas.

0IorntntRrattepSsH sHuseIag.
" ytadridt iuirb blermit gegeben, boB nnteusits
nete Bolmoht Bur Bermaltung oes Jtdhldiies bes
aGbier psrfoT6eneR SaROb gStue erbalteu 5abeu.
Ale Dielentgen, Die 5or6erun9en an oteien RahIdB
paben, nsrben biernit aui9eor0ert, iolpe ne6f oen
r0t5igen SeIegen ipdefeHs biz gum 10. Apru 1889
tiuBuSeiden un6 gelteHb Bu MAIDEN ober gu serOirt'
gen, bas feibrsr &nIpribe an oieen JtahlaB seieBs
iid tr perluis trdrt rDerben mo9en. Als, ote 3l9'
Iun9en al bieien HadIaB Bu maben 9nben, nstetn
biernit auIgeIorbert, lolhe unpeuGglth an Die Gn'
terBehneten su Ietffen; mo riht, 10 Dtrb qtrGtli4
etngtnrttteu, cenrn Y. Stue uHo
GmtI SUBMIT,
(2AQ 81 Rn.RN RlhInRnernaltsr.
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gSaT9aW 0sF stTeisr. ; @Hra 5sR1Isz

~ 9Uuu1tHdrF,
BdItim Ort, ben Is. Git0J-r 1883.
Tte gtruFen=B =Burtbrun5 GommNdrG mlq1n IN
gem6fbsit Ger BeftimuuHgen ees B1l;tm9reT Stltts
GieieBbuhts, AZ. ArtfCl, hermit bcfanut, oar lie
Woutaa, ben 10. glOuembet 1883, 10 u5r 8omitz
tags I'm 5iirtau Der GommifidJe I'M Rat5b1Ule l5re
crfe BeriamUluTg hGItsU wCrocus IN, Die tlncu Sss
tleTs Der Gono.mntrung uuo Surnbruh5 oereenrnz
S,raije. oon RanoaufrlBe bis IortzG1eHue, ubcr'
traaencn gefugufe uuo uOu jbHen Grbt.inGn BTI1z
ten ninllt6elsiniiimmur9 toer am lG.CtIo6er 1888
oenehmieteu 8eroronung VII. ll6 oes Ntlgor5 uno
Stabtratges pon Baltimore aus5uu6er, ltIJ. 5u ers
FIQsu, Sobu z3cg8tuiauts,
gauiuel z. Shasrstt5,
SauteI DscS auu,
@omnIiNire;
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G. itnn q 0smfl ~ lnfis

In beutIer Spradle ent5. bic @ebetulniie irIher,c
3eten, iotpie oas itabenmal 0erftegeIte BUD. Dlro
franco recommdnoirt oer}tidt, rpenn man 1 DOlat
so Gents an u. Sncobs' Bum mnanoIuus, SIaRs
fCubura a. SSara (Septid1Iaao) eiHienoet.
I23O. .9.47. .h6.R5l
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4aarean osr strabeas anra brndlg .

eOAtu'tHH6I5 -,-,.-,-o,
BaItt N o 2 {, ben Is. Sttobcr 1883.
DIE GtraFens SurdbrIh5s@ ogmWare mlneH in
@tmdfbeit Der 8,iiimmuugeH 0I5 Bu.timortr Staots
@jeIce6udes, Al. aruta, bierm. befluut, baB re
BU;Itae, ben 10. gtOOemttr 1883, 10 llt BcTmltz
toos i'm 8nreau 6VT @OmminaTe i'm Rat51auie live
erie Btriummlung baltlu DeToeu, I'M Ole thHcu Be
trg6s 0er GonoemntguH5 uuo ols LLJubrubea Der
tFaffcruz 9iofUuc, ron tuierUetEJ1Be BuI oFisteu
@taoteren8e ibertrageHeu Seiuguiii1 uu6 0ou ibnen
er6eil4teu Y1ttten In ueber3tUltiumun9 INIT e6tr
am I6. SttoOer sSS GcHebnIgteH &trornurs bes
Ufupor5 uub Stabtydtges ron &altin,g.g gugsugi5gl
TeIp. du stuleu' .yobn 1lc }Btuiams,
2uutuet e. EbuEretts,
EagteI 9RcGauu,
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(25O,6.62,8,7D Bobert +. ssssu
8IarCan osr StrebsnzSurhuru@sa
~ a

~ &ommiHare.
Baltimore, oeH Is, SttOber 1888.
Die StraBeuz DurtbruhszGummlidt maiden IN
@eudebeit Der Befimmuugen 6e5 Sdltimorer Stlbts
@5eeb6udes, AZ. 9lrtiteL bIermt be'dnnt, oa9 fe
gEUutge, beu ] 9. yopem6er 1858, IOu6r 8olmtz
tags. In Sureau Der @ommiiidre TN Jtstg5aul Ire
erftc geriammIuna bateu iucroen, nm Ole t9usn Be-
ueffs Der SUnoemuirung UUb 6gS Burhbrlh5 Der
SauasHraf,e (frtber Stram5trgp zaueu), uou Der
EltUers iur 6Uifmanfrl6e, iibtrtruBeuuH B1iL9Ut
uub Uon lbusn erbetThtCu RHjhtrn IN usbereUflms
mung nit bet an 10. DfoUer lSSS gTepm9.sn
BeroIonung ytr. 115 ccs Ulaqoys uUb Stdotrat9e5
pou Baltimore au5Buu5gu, rep. Su criuleH.
Iobu DC 'Stuiauts,
Samuel ,E. SbarreE&s,
GaEie! SS:S Sauu,
@OumnGJt;
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SasS bS~<AS@< bSF NDS~e E%S NV ~ . ~
6eaattakf4A

Werps 9 ort, 10. Sttober. - Guf Der
tieftsep Nietaub6r'e trat peute, al8 es iib
berupsfeute, ous Der p&orusr" in Elet, ypels
der burf bte QbicOgoer Etrna ytatban @orz
NTH & Comp. manipulirt nuroe, IuiaHimeE
gebrO6en TT, Elm fIeiuer Banit Elm. Gtue
bier etngetroffeue Dspeife melbete oas in
@bicugO erfolste TaIlifemsut &Orpith &
Comps, mi bte Gbmeleabeit oes @beiS
isner Girmu Dor Der S0ris uerur!adte au9e.
neiues 4ufiebeu. Die 6aufie in 8lei mar
jest ooriber, uno bic yS1re1" ober 8aiiiiers
batter sepOnneues SpieI. llebe= 600 Gau.
nen Siet nedielteu bei'm erfeu y@0a" Die
Better, upb bic Bretie, pel4e ON Rittmoa
nod anf Gents faRbeu, purben auf &ents
bernb gebriift.
&htcaso, 10. Gttober. - Ian ihGtt
bic Yaifioa Der Sirma yiathnm &ortpttb &
Comp, nelde 3ur Suspeufou se;uuHgeu
puroe, aIs Der oon ihr angslege p&orner"
in SIet in ole Bride giug, aRRdbern0 aaf
s., ,OOO, 900
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e. 3eadIe gBauiS,
&hGtles i. SonGpdrte,
g. RortoH &tewGrt,
t3cprge 2. SrOIpnf
BeuTge ~. 0atl,
EbomaS WReSpater,
z. SurItua Suu,
Suieph BGdarO, iutI.,
9benpUrg S9ottu,
gNiutam @tudl gttet,
&tutam WcnuUlps,
Uoger ~. SHu,
@retutipsGomite ber rBGIttmorer &ejormsGisur.
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SemD ereuatvgiDet tn UsratONt8
9uWDertn arntnltrt .

BbiIaoelpbia, l9. Gftobsr. = @s05.
peltneifer BopOerlp mafte beute ben erfeu
Sdlitt CUR Anbabuuug brueerlther &oopera=
ton inter allen Arbeitgrz zSrglntiattOnen osa
yauOes, inbem er Der 81 Jli4mOuo, Sa., Ia
gsnbery yGOtomotiOfubrers SriiOeri4aft, iopie
bem in Columbus, O., ueriammeIteu &oH
oeut Ger y6eiBer= Brioer9aft" SratulattonSs
&spsiten ididte, uu0 bstoe GE5anliatioaen
erinfte, fiufughtn bel alien 9treitfgagen
9auo In Qanb nit ben Arbeitsrtttern" 81
gebtu. @r stuubt, bur9 Nieie RdBnabne
Oen Eort IN be Bride segauSeueu neoIeH
SIoen, mei6er friiaer ale aHOereu drbetters
SrSurti tiatiOueu 6ebarrlidl betdmpite, wieoer
etaisel lmaBen uui Die BeIue belfeH III t0aHeu.
a-G.. m ...,, l.. Css.x 4. IL. GU ~ 4, d,
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2tnerpoOI, l9. GttOber.-l2.3O Wit
tags. BaumpOlIe: WitteIiugte 2berldnoer
81, Ditto. yisp Orleans St. Die Ser'
iaufe betruseu $4,000 8aqeu, SPECIALIZATION
uno Ausfubr 1000, 3ufuE 5000.
2oubou, 10. Sttobsr. Der. Staten
SblieatiOueu: 4spro3. 1898, Ditto 4t'pro3.
llO4. - Attteu: A..9.sg8. 41g, Ditto Trtor,
ST, &GuaoiG Baciftc SO, Gre 80. outr
Brior. 1O3, Saiuois Central 1901, Dtertcar
46, ct. BauI 684, ytau.gOri Central llO4
BenuiplDania 565, aeaOtus 27b, Jtertcau
M MpnfrnI 69A
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2onton,20 Sftober. - Sin @orrepou=
bent bes n@broHicle" meloet aus Rou: IN Der
Bop4 if i'm SegrifIr bic amerttaui4su Sl'
id0fe ju iufrutreu, uou ben Sttbreru Der
yarbeitsritter" miiublihe SerfderHn9eu iibeE
bic llniddtIidfeit ieaes SToens lR erIaR'
opTf
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Guropiii5e1abslbert9ts. ts.
Safer t.nS Sses@.

gSiIbeIrs aaT Sem &a6t9eas poa Ront.-SOrt'
feBnn8 osS Stspmts ltptidsn Ssa6e78te
auo OeR osutidlelt Ierstcu. - Der Dro5eB
asaGn Die ,,5rsittuatae Ssitua8." - 0es
BIatt tstnft ftd1 All Die Raiisrtt IrtsS'
ttdj.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

In Gov. Lowry's message to the
Mississippi Legislature he favors
the retention of the convicts on
public works, a reduction of the
judiciary expenses, a new plan to
secure proper assessment of prop
erty and urges that a constitu-
tional amendment be submitted
making a receipt for the poll-tax a
perquisite to casting the ballot.
lie declares that the assessed
value of the property of Missis.
sippi, which is put down at s12s,.
900, 900, would be under a proper
assessment s500,OO0,000.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

Ten years ago the Southern
Methodist Publishing House of
this city was burdened with an
enormous debt. Many of its
friends thought ii was hopelessly
involved. In the emergency the
bond scheme was adopted and all
went to work with stout hearts to
lift the debt. 1t has been lifted.
A bonded Indebtedness of only
$4,000 remains outstanding, and
the book agent announces that he
has the money ON hand TO take
this debt mp. This speaks volumes
for the good management of the
publishing horse and the Gber-
alitv of the Methodist denomina-
t;ca.-Nashville Banner.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12
River News.

The Mary Michael came to our
landing last Friday with two bar.
ges and took on 100000 feet OF
lumber which she will take throuh,
with four other barges being load
ed at other points below here, to
st. Louis when the river opens.
The City of Florence passed up
Sunday night, going through to
Florence, and down Monday
night.
The Clyde passed up early Mon
day morning going through t o
Florence.
The Nisbet failed to get through
to Evansville last week. She will
be on time this week.
The Lucy Robson came up this
far Monday night. She was EN-.
ployed to relay the telephone
cable that was torn up by some
unknown agent last week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

By virtue of vendition exponas, 10 me
directed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Hardin County, Tennessee, will, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1888,
at the courthouse door, in the town Of Sa-
vannah, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at public cutlery, a tract of land,
decided by James w. Howard to Henry low
ard and registered in the Office of the Regis
ter Of said County and State, in Deed Book
Q, pages 1876 & 1917. Levied OIL as the prop
ery of Henry Howard.
will also sell, at the same time and place,
the interest of Henry H ward in the land
upon which he now lives; bounded as fol-
lows: On the north by the laads of William
Porterheld, east by the lands Of NJ. f. Ed
wards, south by the lands of Phillip Howard,
west by the lands of Henry Austin. This
levy is made subject to the homestead right
of the said Henry Howard. Said lands is
levied on as the property of the defendant.
Henry Howard, and to be sold, as aforesaid
at the suit of !. J. Williams & Bro. Sale
within lawful hours.
"A COUNCE.
Printers Fec SIS. Sheriff.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

BY virtue of vendlioni exponas, to me
directed by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Hardin Caunty, Tennessee, will, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1888,
at the courthouse door in the town Of Sa-
vannah, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at public outcry, tract Of land
decided by James ". Howard to Henry How
ard and registered in the office of the Register
of said County and State, in Deed Book Q,
pages 1876 & 1877.
will also sell, at the same time and place,
the interest of the said Henry Howard in the
land upon which he now lives; bounded as
follows On the north by the lands of Will
lam Porterheld, east by the lands of M. f.
Edwards, south by the lands of Phillip How
ard, west by the lands of Henry Austin.
Levy subject to homestead right of the said
Henry Howard. Levied on as the property
of the defendant, Henry Howard, at the suit
of F. NJ. Hatley, for the use of J. J. Williams
& Bro. Sale within lawful hours.
]. A. COUNCE,
Printers Fee, S. Sheriff.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12
NOTICE! LAND SALE.

BY virtue of venditoni exponas, to me
directed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Hardin County, Tennessee, will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY g, 1883,
at the Courthouse door, in the town Of Sa-
vannah, Tennessee sell TO the highest bidder
for cash, tract of land belonging to J. b.
Covey; decided to him by w. F. Martin by
deed registered in 1.-The Office of the Register
of said County and State, in Deed Book X,
page 47o. Levied on as the property OF J..
B. Convey.
will also sell, at the same time and pace,
one tract of land belonging to the said b.
Convey, decided to him by l. f. Convey, by
deed registered in the said Registers Office
in Deed Book T, page 2Io x I'll. This levy
is made subject to the homestead right Of the
said !. B. Covey. The said land is levied on
as the property of the defendant, B. Coyey,
and to be sold, as Aforesaid, at the suit Of J. J.
Williams & Bro, Sale within lawful hours.
]. A. COUNCE,
Printers Fee, So. Sheriff,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

The United States is the largest
consuming country of raisins in
the world, and reliable authorities
estimate the consumption at about
100000 boxes of about twenty
pounds each, which, at an average
of two dollars per box, shows an
expenditure of four million dollars
per annum for one article in the
dried fruit line. OF these Califor-
MIA raises 10000 boxes.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12
A Sound Legal cpjnion.

A Sound Legal opinion.
Z. cambridge Munday Esq, Coun-
ty Atty, Clay county, Texas says:
"Have used Electric Bitters with
most happy results; my brother al
SO was very low with malarial fe-
yer and Jaundice, but was cured
by the use of this medicine. Am
satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his life." d T Wilcoxson, o f
Horse cave, KY, adds a like testi-
mony saying he positively believes
he would have died, had it not been
for Electric Bitters. This great
remedy will ward off, as well as
cure all malarial diseases, aud for
all kidney, liver and stomach dis
orders stands unequaled. Price
50c and 81 at j X Barlow's 6
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

If the poor ignorent children Of
Tennessee ever receive any benefit
from the surplus in the Nations
TREASURY towards relieving their
ignorance, they will not be indebt-
ed to Tennessee's Senators in any
way for such help.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

The deepest coal mine in
America is in Pottsville, Pa. The
shaft is 1876 feet deep. From it's
bottom, almost a third of a mile
down, 200 cars, holding four tons
each, are lifted every day.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12
INSoLVzNT NOTICE.

All parties having claims against the estate
of Burrell Hughes, deceased, are hereby'noti-
fed to file the same in the case OF Cherry &
Smith, Administrators VS.. f. b. hughes, Ell
ais, in Chancery Court at Savannah, properly
authenticated, and apply to become parties to
said suit, on or before the Ist day of June
next. or said claims will be forever barred.
Dec. 1. 1887. ], d. MCDOUGAL,
Printers Fee, So. c. M,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

Senator Blair is pushing his ed
vocational bill in the Senate and
expresses a belief that it will pass
both branches of Congress and be
approved by the President.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12

Chancellor Bearden, at Win
chester, has decided that the
town of Sawanee, owned by the
University of the South, must
pay taxes. The decision involves
back tax On 100000 worth of
property for the years 1SS5-6-7.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1888-01-12
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
rhos. Hurley RE and wife In chan'ep
Martha Wineger ct ais. Savannah Tenn.

VS.. al
Martha Wineger ct ais. Savannah Tenn.
In this cause upon motion of complaint
ants counsel, and it appearing to me from
the bill, which is sworn to- that the defend
ants, that James Tilley the unknown heirs Of
John Tilley, Zilphia lilly, Jack Bratton and
the unknown heirs of his wife, -Bratton,
the unknown heirs of Betsy lilly, Mill lilly,
Wm. Wineger and wife Martha, Emily lilly
Paul 1'illy, the unknown heirs of Emily lilly
Franks, the unknown heirs of Jane lilly, and
John lilly are non-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee, or their residences are unknown,
50 that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served on them.
1t is, therefore, ordered by me that said
defendants James lilly, the unknown heirs
Of John lilly, Zilphia lilly, Jack Bratton and
the unknown heirs Of his wife,-Bratton,
the unknown heirs of Betsey lilly, Mill lilly,
Vim. Wineger and wife Martha. Emily lilly,
Paul lilly, the unknown heirs of Emily l'il.y
Franks, the unknown heirs of Jane lily, and
John lilly, appear at the next term of the
Chancery Court, for Hardin County, to be
held at the Courthouse in Savannah Tenn.
on the h Monday in May next. it being the
zSth day of said month, and plead, answer
or demur to said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed against them. and this
cause be proceeded with er-ba,te as to them.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof he
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Savannah Courier, a newspaper published in
Savannah, Tenn. This December I6, 1887.
I'D. McDoUGAI, {. & NJ.
printe,,s Fee e.