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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
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1leber fpeIentlid,e SerbeiIerun9en in
benz Spitperfebr sipii9en Osuti6lanb
uno Irnerif1, bic bonn l. SuIi eintraten,
beridtet bic ,&bIn. Stg." SpIsenbes :
9tahpem iebt Der SaneQbampfer ygus
quito Sictoria" ii6 10 9ldnSenb beipdbrt
bat, lit nun bic MbsIidfsit~ getpdbrt, ne.
ben ben S6neIIbampfern hes Nprbbeutz
iden Slppp AUDI Die yQusuIta Sictoria"
unb ben am Is. Suli in ben SienIt neu
ein;ultelenben SdneIbampfer y@plums
btd" Der 0ambur9=I Yddet=
f1brt gttisn9eIeaidaft fir BEN YpitSienit
gu pertpertben. Sa bieie @sieQidaft Die
Sabl bieIer Sampfer nod fpeiter su perz
mehren gebenft, 10 c%rpffnet fid bamit cine
iebr crfreulide Iu8Iidt auf tpeitere GuSs
bebnun8 beS beutid:amerIfaniiden GpIts
rerfebrS.
Gu6 Die ginfiibruns zines ambuIan.
ten YoitcieniteS lit in 9usiidt genoms
men, inbem heutI6e YoItbeamte auf Den
Sdmpfsrn Die Subrt mitmaden unb irdb.
renb Der Sabrt bic 8pItIenbunsen Tor.
tlren. 10 Dap iofort bel Der 4u3idiffune
Der Yoit bic Grrsidung Der 4ni6luBsise
seirdbrleiitet pirb. Sur Belt bestnnt
Die IuSIprtirung Der sabIreifen oft 16O
arcben 9pfidds crit auf Der 1abrt bon
Srenlerbapen mad 8remen. G8 mare
iebr ;u tpiinIder, bab bisle ppn Der beut.
l6sn ScltperfpaltunS 9epIante Steuerune
auf allen Geiten 10 pieI Gnt8egsntpm:
men inren mDdtc, baB ibre cinen ipe:
ientll6sn Sorti6ritt bariteuenbe Ser.
ipirtIl6un9 it'd baIo ipirO ppu;ieben
fDnnen.
SIR Die 'Seimfabrt bpIsiebt lid info.
nett cine ipelentlihe 8eiGleunigune in
Der &erienbuns Der amerifaniI6en 8cI
mad Seuti6Ianb baburd, baB, ipie baa
btsber idpn auf Der Strsde SIieIinaen:
&Oln Der Sail mar, Jest au6 auf Del
Strede Sitenbe SERVERS &6ln eeutIde
Yoltbeamte in ausreidsnbsr SabI iebe5r
NAL mad Oitenbe fabren, bort Die ameri:
fanii6Ibeutide Bot iibernebmsn unb iis
anf Der Tebrt na6 &bln 10 ausiprtiren
baB ale Gpitienbunsen aISbalb na6 Gin.
tunft bes Offender SuseS in &DIn Die
InidIubsi9e errei6en fDnnen. Sie
icBise IuSiortirung auf Ser Strede Ser:
biersSDln reidte anseitfts bes auber;
creentli6 9eipddIenen ScItperfebr6 midi
n'ebr sur Grfuauns bieier IuT8obe aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
Tsittel scsen smneenfranfbeit.

9tuei Suienfbpfe Saferi6rpt (ni6i
S~afer9riibe) unb Elm 8affeelpfeI Sauer,
teie iperben nit einem Sitter Iautpdrmem
g8aiIer in einen Sopf getban unb ar
einem tparnten Srte sur Gabruns ee,
brd6t. Ha6 einisen Sa8en (im Som.
inter- meiit idpn mad "a Bis 80 Stunten)
ipirb fid Der IufsuB fIdren 1tnS Tam
bann pon Dem &ranfsn f6IudtpeiIe ae.
trunfen iperben, ettpd "a SaIen tia.
lid be. Geidmad lit ansenebm fduer,
lid. SSH MAJ bieIen Safertranf Der,
itslsn, 10 perfabre man auf fpIssnb.
@eiie:
@s lit gut, ben Sausrteis unb BEN
Saferi6rot crit nit elm tpenis tuarmer1
:Naher Su ber1uirIen, ebe a bic ean;s
Norton baran siebt, neil fpnif Der
Sauertei8 tpie cine hide 8IaIe pbenaui
tdipimmt unb bic 9dbruns aufbGIt. SIN
0sinter eenii8t es, ipenn Ser Sopf gum
gahren in Der Wobnitube itebt, unteI
oentSfen pber auf bemisIbsn; i'm Som.
n1er fann man Jpn auf ben Serb {teIen
.sstpeSer auf bic 9latte pber in einen
Aehaf, NIT tparmen, @ofer, bod BARI CT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
h

&irldiaft wirb bersitst inbem man
gang reifs, iuBe Siriden entitieIt, nit
Den 8ernem seritDtt unb in ;u9ebedtem
TOpf 4 biz 5 Sage in BEN Keller itsat ;
bann treB: mar ie aus, iest auf iebe5
BfunO Saft ! gfunb 3uder gu unb fo6t
ben Saft unter itetem 9lbi6dumen 10
lanse, Bis er iid in Sdben sieben IdBt.
Nld benz Grfalten ipirb er in SlaIten
sefllIt !; bieie iuerben Su9ebunben an ei=
mem fublen Srte oufbetpabrt. Wun
fam aud bem SAT- opr Dem 8pd,en cts
mas Simmet uub 9teIfen, 9eItoBen, Gus
ieten. gto6 better ais Der Salt aus
iuBen SirIden lit Der Salt aus lauren
8irffen. Sian itDBt J. y. 3 Quart
quite, reife iaure &irIden NIT ben 8ernen,
unb IdBt Die Waile 3 biz 4 Gage i'm fIlbs
len Seller iteben. Damn ieibt man lie
burd, perIebt Den Saft nit J llnse sers
itoBenem 3immst, chen 10 pieI NteIfen,
! hinge serriebene Dtu5fatnuB unb ldBt
tbn ~einigemal auffoden. 9to6maIS
burfIeibt, ipirb Der Saft NIT elmer binz
Idn9Iifen Menge 53uder per1ebt, burd
ettpa5 e.ngepift uub na9 Dem
grfalten in @laiern aufbelpatrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16

Sn GarroIIton, Ufo., trafen
bieier 1ass ttpet Wtdaner Elm, ireId,e bic
8etie BON Retp gDrt mad San iSran'
cisco ;u 9ferbe MAIDEN fpo1en. On finh
bies Sobn 4Gen, RinioHdr u,h Baittof'
BETTER, unb g. 8. gIatt, Gin befaanter
&~eitersntann. Sic baben Heip Dorf am
IA. Wai berIaRen uns ~ ben 1900 9Rei.
len, Die fie iest suridssIest 5aben, SO
Gage. eini4IiebIi& bsr @a5tass ess
brau&t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16

SIR rf5tpfte"-pabsearbe eteH-euttraftete e@uls
lebrerinner, acknowledgement. Rabtertnneu, SausbSIz
terinncn unb uberarbettete Sraueu 1bGrbaupt Ut DE-.
Pierce's "Favorito Prescription" has Bette cue:
berIfelerSen 6rhfttrrrs,Gr ftel. SSH Rim yNaerpeltss
ScillttteI," aber es entisrint fruneerbar bel n'etnt'
gen Nipede zines mhdttSeu SpcttfrumS se5sn Gu esnt
Srciblihen 6 .f6le6te etkuen 6rcnthben Salvaden uno
psiben.IGs TT Elm frhIiSes, alarnetnes iplrpbl M:
ltcrtne5 apnitam unb net aerftartfnpe Wltttel urN ecr'
Ietbt BEN Spffsu Gnersr une Ettrte. 6 beitt WsdSct'
fbipabe, ilnrerbdult8tei!. 61abunssu, GldenlGphGe,
aerpbIe StniAn Sei., G-lbbpfun5 urb cd all li6tst: bet
kctben @ei6le6fern. "Favcrite Prescription i'tro
con aprtbefer.f inter urt rcr bpEttn.t 0arna,!s
~rertduft. -Redhtet ben llmi6lca ter Eldi9s.
asreiS $500, ooer SedS SIafdJsn fur SOC.
sine abbanbluuJ lber Sraufs sSrantb|tter, I;:ii:'
btaeu Slrern un6 safirei6en SclSihuttteH thi.::!,!
pfrb fur 10 Gents tn %gpitmarten %reriaaet.
WereIfirt Worlds Dispensary NC6ic2l Isf
c~lation," 663 Main Street, Buffalo, Il. Y.
Sserp6fer rnb biIi1fer Sopfidth:Ti i:H"
l%srftopfuna ptrb ihnei Sehejlt rGr9
DR.. Pierce's Pellets, % Gents ~
Siai99en, bet asrthetern 81 baeeA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
DermanuttWo

Entered al the Post Office at Hermspn, NO, and
omitted tor transmission through the malls al
econd-class rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16

eintsen Sabren fem gruber ebenfala
SeIbitmprb begging.
8pttenbure. 8ii1of SefeIe feierte
bieier Gage fetnen 80. 8eburtstas unh
einen Sag ipdter ben 90. Sabrestas iei,
ner Mabl gum Oberbirten Der fatbp,
Iiiden 8ir6e in @irttembers.
WinterIinsen. Ser 90 Sabre
aIte Netser unb Bierbrauer Trausoti
Bed tpurbe tpeset 8 8erbre6en sesen
bic Sittli9feit su 3 Sabren j3u9tbaua
perurtbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16

ia ni6f ~ beiB iteben, ionT eibt %
MeblIuppe unb feinen Safertranf. @ab:
renS beB @dbrsns bleibt Der 1ppf 3use'
bedt.
Sat fi6 Der @runb seiest, 70 tuirb biz
Slifiisteit bur1 elm Sieb auf cine Sla'
fde aefint, unb 1T bieIe flbl su fteIlen,
unb atpar unberforft. Die Grfabruns
Bat eeseist, baB Der Grant leibt ooer bod
i&neaer perbirbt, renn bic SlaI9ea Der;
forft tparen. @enn Der Safertranf i'm
Tppfe bic nDtbige Belt in Der Wdrme
eeftanben bat, 10 1T er FLAIR unb lam ab:
9eecfen iperben; rerlen aber nod bel
Ser I~eiieiten 8etpeguns beiiel6en Slas'
den in Die Sobe, 10 lit bamit mod eintee
Stunben su tparten, biz er p0aig rnbie
auf benz 8runbe itsbt. Sat lid ettpc
elm feines G6immsIbGut6en sebilbet, ff
flle man bic sylai6e gum 1leberlaufen
bon unb bIaIe i6neu bas Sberite ab, f1
miro feline Spur bapon surldbleiben.
Wenn cine Ycrtion ferttg lit, muB Die
foIsenbe elei9 anseieBt tperben, bum1it
in benz 8erbraud feline Glide entitebt.
Der Gebraub Eat selebrt, baB Der 9az
fertranf bas 8fut perbel1ert, ben Nppe=
tit permebrt unb has Sieber hilbert.
Cine beioneere 0idt lit babel nidt 81
beobadt.n, frdftise 8oit lit nDtbis.
SaS p%erIaTene Saas.
Gs ftebt Elm itattli6es Brauniteinbaus
Sn elmer Der belebteiten 8afen:
Die 8eppbner sosen auf's 2anb btnaus,
Drum 1T es 10 % unb perlaien.
Nlit 8rettsrn pernaselt iino Thiir unt
Sbpr,
gerbdnet un6 gel6lpIen Die Seniter,
nnb tper Ra9ts porbei9eRt, Dem fpmmt
e5 Dor,
Oils bauIeten brinnen Geipeniter.
Salt man aber bor6anb bu5 DIR an bi.
&ano,
Go bort man fein Na3en unb 8raben,
Mu6 bic WduIe une GodroadeS 5pgen
auf6 2anb.
limb Bel ben Jtadburn ipobnen Die
Saben.
Gs berri6t 1pbtenitiae, 10 idarf man
audi ipdbt,
Seine Spur BON Ie6enOi9er 9te9un9,
Ser Meter nun, troboem pa3 Gas ab9es
prebt.
ST mad pie Dor fIott in Setpe9un9.
Iuf traurige 4bme9e fubrt 5l=
tpetlen bic Giebe. Sn X~eapentpDrtb in
&anIas bat eiu Manm NamenS 9Siaiam
Hariib cine Srau Namen8 George ..
Callahan eri6oHen, neil rieie, cine ehez
malise 0irne, Sebeirutbet bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
Tormtz iInS
Sprin9spa9cn

g lise e, ggsen II. 6 ultiuatOrs
its an Sant unt rsrtsu aaf S%ehtIuns itbr
btais brIssfsat sru
Ger. G nj Q,
Teai1O Sittls Berger, Ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16

4uf trauri9e 4bme9e flbrt gu.
tpeilen bic Giebe. Sn yeapenipDrtb in
&anIas bat eiu Mtann NamenS 9Siaiam
Gariib cine Srau Jtamen8 George y.
Callahan eri6oHen, NEIL bieie, cine ehez
malise 0irne, gebeirutbet bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
Selb it9efubI
Ser biebere Garo.

y...S Sic, mein Caro- lit elm s'ideib.
tee Sbierl; Der trast mir ale 9benb
meme SaIami bonn Gharcutier beim;
unb tpenn fie ibr Elm frember Slnt nebs
men min, tpthen Sic, mas er bdnn tbut,
bamit fte Der nidt frieSt?"
SEA, 10 as benin? z"
SeIber first er's!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
MheumatiSmMS

Q;nrnnnh 1hps gerIeibsn tpai6e9tere uno
~s""p S|5sD IeM6tencsre Sdrben, ais
ale anoeren .Sdrbitpffe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
Drppin3 8cntntcrn.

Stetttn. Sn ben Sdlen bes Reil'
ber'i6en 8artenlpfal5 tpurpe bic NIT benz
Is. beutiden 8aittpirtbstase perbunbene
/. Sadie etperte =Iusitsuuns bs8 heut=
iden acknowledgements e%rDffnet. Die
Qusitelluna lit reid befhidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
EeHerrci6.

Bten. Sn @arsaretben tpurSe cine
Surpfuiderin, Srau Nnna Heutportb,
perbaftet. SieieIbe mar Spe;iaIiitin fur
r&inberflBe", bate cine erobe, bis in
Die bpbe 8eieui6aft binaufrasenbe
9rdrts, belt ii9 aIs 4iiitenten einen
Irst O unb bate itd Gin i6bnss Ser
mp9en ertporben.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-10
FOUR NOTED MEN.
Farewell Greeting to David Dudley
Field by His Brothers.

In the private dining room of
Cyrus W. Field, at Grammercy Park,
New York, on the evening OF Nov.
Goth last, were gathered his three
brothers, Hon. David Dudley Field,
Justice Field of the Supreme Court
of the United States and Rev. DR..
Field, editor of the New York Evan
gelist, and we'll known as the author
of many books of foreign travel.
This group of four noted brothers
presents at the same time singular
evidence of longevity as a result of
careful and simple living, when COM
bined with sturdy constitutions.
Two of the brothers are of extreme
old age, and yet in the possession of
the best of health. He is the
youngest man in New York" said
Cyrus Field to reporter last night,
in speaking of his brother, David
Dudley, who is now nearly eighty
four, and the latter laughed heartily
at this sally, and declared that he
felt like young man of nineteen.
Justice Field, who was standing by
and who is now seventytwo years
old, is not quite so sturdy and
brawny, but he, too, appeared to
have full measure of robust health.
All four of the group have clear,
light, bright eyes, ruddy, healthy
complexion, and were laughing and
joking together like lot of boys.
That night the brothers met to bid
good-by to this octogenarian, who
set forth alone on voyage to En-
rope by the German steamer Lohn
the next day. He went to meet his
daughter, Lady Musgrave, widow of
Sir Anthony Musgrove, late British
Governor of Queensland, and who
was then on her way home to Eng
land from that colony
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-10
VARIETY.

You can always get woman to
keep a secret if you give her chforo-
form enough.
There is a man in New York who,
it is said, can eat nine pounds of
steak at a sitting. He is the greatest
stakeholder we ever knew.
"stumped" all through the late
campaign, said the one-legged man.
And [, said the one armed politician,
made few ''off-hand" speeches.
Young minister's wife-"What is
your text to be this morning, dearf"
Young minister Robert Elsmere,
ninth chapter, fifth paragraph"
New bride-Was your husband
embarrassed when he proposed!
Mrs. Tinwedding-Not at ali. He
failed for a cool million and was
flush.
Miss, may I awsk
what you call your dawg? Pretty
Girl have named him after that
new Indian province-Sik kim ]
Dude-Wow.
Mr. Hayseed-(reading his Sun
day paper)-Why do these ERE So
ciety women wear so little clothesf
Pert daughter-Perhaps, pop, it's
because they are in the swim.
Young Mr. Shapleigh-How did
you enjoy my-er-declamation?
Mrs. Brenton-It was en- Mr..
Shaphleigh-Trancing? Mrs. Bren-
ton-No; quilted in conversation.
Young Dr. B. is run down with
business. "You must earn mint of
money!" said friend to him one day
Not at ali; my patients don't pay"
No? But their heirs ought to stand
something handsome"
Mr.. Doubtful Ito fancee)-I
dreamed last night that I was in
Hades, Fannie. Fannie-What is
| that sign of, Harold? Mr.. Doubtful
! guess it must be a sign we are
| going to get married, Fannie
An Oregon paper says that fruit
growers in that State gather five
crops of pears in season. A chap
who can gather from four other
| orchards besides his own is too
smart to live among the grizzlies.
Householder to tramp-No, you
can't have anything to eat here. Go
right away! Tramp-That's what
they told me over the way. They
said you only had one meal week
here. Sorry I troubled you. Tata!
The women of this country have
no occasion to demand their rights.
It has always been their privilege to
say what the country shall have to
eat three times a day, and that's
more power than the men ever had
or ever viii have.
Theatre-goer Indignantly 1.-The
idea of baby yelling like that at a
theatre! Why don't you have the
youngster put out? Manager (help
iessly)-I don't dare. It's the pei
grandchild of the little actress yoU
threw that bouquet to.
Tom-It is said that a good dea
of Poe's fine work was done while h'
was under the influence of drink
Dick-I know a man whose ''fn'
work" is almost wholly due to drink
ing. Tom-Who is he? Dick-Mr
Rand, the Police Judge.
Clerical Friend-Well, my goot
fellow, don't you feel better nov
that you have signed the pledge
Shocking example lin voice choket
with emoti0n)-You have saved M
from a drunkard's death. L feel lik
different man. Come out and let
take something.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
RAIL AND oRoSsTIE.

Chief Engineer Hunter OF the Central
railroad went over to Montgomery last night.
to spend Christmas.
Mr. Joseph Haskell has been appointed
purchasing agent of the Central railroad, 70
succeed w. II. Price, and Will assume 'ne
duties of his office Jan.1.
General Superintendent of Transportation
of the Central w. W. Starr left last night
TO spend Christmas in Macon with his VIE
and children. sit is the most real pleasure
of the holidays" he said.
An order has been issued by Judge simon
ton authorizing Receiver Chamberlain &c
purchase four new locomotives for the
South Carolina railway. The engines vii
cost S36. 900. $500 of which will be Gov
cred by the sale of old rolling stock.
DIR. j. 81. Connolly OF Orlando, Fla, wa
in the CITY Yesterday. He is the father
nj. Fl. Connolly, formerly private secretar.
To Cen. Alexander, and now Florida frelgh
AGENT of the Louisville and Nashville, an,
Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis raj
roads.
The outgoing trains were crowded Las
night with people getting away TO thel
homes to spend Christmas. There was
marked absence of country people on tn
streets last night. They have predominant
for the last two or three days, purchasln
holiday goods. Last night they TOOK tnel
purchases out and filed the little one
stockings. The number of jugs that wei
ont by Doth railroads was enormous. II
express cars were completely taken up VIII
iugs. They were piled one on the otner I
to the top Of the car.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
My Shopping List.

There is always such a rush and crush
and jam during Christmas week, that, fol
the convenience of shoppers of both sexes
who are on hunt for Christmas presents
we have prepared this list:
1. Take the first car for Broughton street.
2. A handsome Opera Glass is a very ap-
propriate Christmas present. Get one at
M. Sternberg Sc Bros.
8. Ipromised Ella to buy Emma a nice
set of Solid Silver Teaspoons at M. Stern
berg & Bros.
T. guess my wife will raise my hair il
she doesn't find that long-promised Watch
aud Chain on her bureau to wear Christina.
morning. Guess I'd better go to NJ. Stern
berg's and get it.
5. Diamondsl My heavens, am I &
millionaire? I'll go to Sternberg's and look
at them, anyway.
6. never in my life saw such an ava.
lanche of pretty Silver and Gold Knlck-
knacks as NJ. Sternberg & Bro. have.
Z. Yes, I've been through Tlffany's in
New York, and, except in size and volume
l don't think they do any better than M.
Sternberg & Bro.
S. Fine Onyx Clocks, Tables, Solid Silver
and Plated Wares, Gold Headed Canes,
Bronzes, Vases, ETC., and a multitude of
other articles can be found at M. Stern.
berg & Bros Jewelry Palace at bottom
nricac
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
TO PASS TWO ORDINANCES.
The City to Pass the Specific Tax First,
Then the Tax Ordinance.

The City to Pass the Specific Tax First,
Then the Tax Ordinance.
The city council, it is understood, will pass
two tax ordinances first the specific tax
ordinance, and after the assessment is COM
pleted direct tax ordinance will be passsd.
A member Of the council in discussing the
tax question yesterday said that if all the
rron-rty subject to taxation could be
reached, it would put the valuation at
so. OOO, 900, and with that amount on the
tax duplicate the rate of taxation could be
nut as low as 1 per cent, which, with the
revenues from specific taxation, would be
annie to run the machinery Of the various
departments of the municipal government,
The alderman was asked how much reve-
nue. it is proposed to raise, and he replied that
the council will want between S60O,0O0 and
$70O, 900.
Sand on what valuation is it expected to
raise this sum?n he was asked.
ssyVell there ought to be 500, 900, 900 of
real estate. and $40, 600, 900 in banking cap
ital. stocks and bonds aud stock in trade
making S35, 000, O0) of taxable property. II
to this should be added the $5,000,0J0 o.
property which escapes the assessors il
various ways, the rate Of taxation could b
nut down as per cent, and probably less.
1t is understood that there will be verl
rigid examination of the real estate assess
ment when it is presented to council by tn
board of city assessors, and wherever tn
true marketable value of such property
not manifestly clear, an added valuation
will be put on it to bring it up to the statu
tory requirements. Some OF the mem
hers of the council. and it is believed
majority of that body, look upon thoroug
listing Of all property at its marketable
value as affording the only solution of tn
yexing tax question.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
THE STATE FISHERIES.

Commissioner Gary Looking After the
Savannah River Shad.
DR.. H. H. Cary, the fish commissioner O.
Georgia, spent yesterday in the city. Ill
saws that the enforcement Of the laws fol
protection of fish is already proving bless
ing to the people, by giving them create
supply at the proper seasons DR.. Cary ha
had a talk with the fish wardens in TIL
section of the state, and found them full
alive to the importance of enforcing II
laws.
in the run of shad in the Savannah river, 1
compared with that of twenty years ago,
the dam above the city Of Augusta: =, In 81
fish way at that place is very good. ana rs u,
mass up it without difficulty, except tn
g shsd, W Which is very timid. The fish vendel
at that point, however, report that a te
shad have passed up this year; Dr. care
PROPOSES to give the Savannah river sha
his special attention, and will endeayor
increase the supply.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
Christmas Goods at "The Famous"

Christmas Goods at 1.-THE Famous"
Fine Dress and Business Suits, Boys
Suits, Overcoats for men and boys, beauti-
full Scarfs of the latest styles, Black Corded
and Watered Silks, Tecks and fourth
Hands, Collars and Cuffs, fine hand painted
Suspenders and other fine Braces, beautiful
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Scarf Pins,
Collar and Cuff Buttons, and lots Of other
small wear for gentlemen. 1.-THE Famous"
is the place to buy your Christmas presents,
without spending fortune, especially now.
as | am selling down at a great reduction
before moving to the Broughton street
store.
The reduction make in the price Of all
clothing Ito close out and save the trouble
of moving them is so marked that any
body that has ever bought clothing before
can see that there is no humbug about it.
I am determined to sell every stitch of
clothing, even at sacrifice, rather than
move them. The time is limited now; take
advantage of the chance to save money
while it is offered to you, and put in a SUE
ply of Clothing, Hats, Shirts, etc. 'The
Famous" IA Congress street, corner
Whitaker, Savannah, Ga.
P. S.-Country merchants desiring to buy
job lets of Clothing, prices will be made
lower than the goods cost the manufacturer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
Out of the Brewery.

Mrs. Winter, wife Of Herman Winter,
having disposed of 125 shares of stock held
by her in the Savannah Brewing Company
her husband has resigned the superln-
tendency of the brewery, and he will be
succeeded Jan. by John 81. MAIN. 1t is re,
ported about town that Mr.. Winter closed
the bargain yesterday for some new
machinery. with view of establishing q
brewery at Brunswick, but, as he could not
be seen. the rumor was not confirmed; \
is known, however, that he made deal 10
machinery which will cost ,OO0, and tne
trade was clinched with basket OF Clicquot
The Savannah Brewing Company presented
1 bear VI Ues lts r as CHRISTMAS gift.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
Oldest and Best.

There is certain class of people in the
world who make practice of taking up
every new thing that comes out, and atoer
a short trial learn that the old, tried and
true articles are the best after ALL Dr.
Schencks family medicines have oeen on
the market for over hair century ahu
have won their Mace in the front ranks by
merit onlv. Those who use them want nc
other. and those who do not viii ma IL &c
their advantage to give them trial. Se'
advertisement in another column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
Some Running Down.

If clock ''runs down." we wind it up
and in few seconds it is going along in its
steady rut, ticking using up time.
But if the human system runs down we are
in great trouble, days, weeks, months and
even years are spent in vain attempts to set
it right. About this time an appeal to P.
P. p, the great vegetable blood corrector,
would be the sensible course to pursue, as it Is
the only really sure restorer of lost vitality,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Scrofula, Syphilis,
and all UIcerous diseases, p. P. p. is incom-
parable. 1t is first-class tonic and never
fails to cure. All druggists sell it. The in
gradients, Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tassium, are guarantee Of its natural
medicinal properties.