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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10

Alta meeting OF the citizens Of BEN
wood, held Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to raise
money for the Johnstown sufferers:
Thomas Bray, P. W, Greenwood, VII.
liam Crockard, Samuel Mcdonald,
James Clarity, James 3. Barrett, DR..
Ford, DR.. Eskey, Josiah Sinclair, Joseph
Mahood, A. L. Policy, August shad, L.
D. Dolbeare and William Briceland.
The total amount collected was over
$3.50; Council also appropriated $3.50.
The Ladies' Aid Society and other ladies
Of Benwood sent three boxes OF clothing
by the American Express Company.
Benwood does not forget that she was
remembered in 1884.
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Why suffer longer from dyspepsia, in,
digestion, want Of appetite, loss Of
strength, lack Of energy, malarial inter-
mittent teyers, etc,2 Browns Iron Bit
ters never fails to cure these diseases,
They act like q charm on the digestive
organs, removing all dyspeptiC symp-
toms, such as belChiug, heartburn, BIZ
lousnesS, etc, Remember II Is the only
iron preparation that will not blacken
the teeth or give headache. D4w
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inca. A. on SGw. picnic.

Tho Analgamated Association picnic
al Rocky Point, Pa, on Saturday, was q
grand success, the grounds being crowd.
cd with people. Many people went up
from the other aide Of THE river, but not
more than dozen from Wheeling. Billy
Mayors orchestra made tnu6lc ior
dancing. There was no rain after early
morning, and al present spent q pleas.
ant day. The train back on the o, h p.
az night was literally iammod with poo.
MIA HHHr.
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FARM FOR SALE.
THE HOUGH HOUSE FOR SALE.

Intending to retire permanently from the no:
tel business after successful employment Of
thirty years, / offer for sale, on easy terms, my
hotel property, known a. the HouGh House, Of
FaltmOnt, ". Va This hotel Is located a the
and on the direct limo OF the FalrmOnt 4 ClArks'
bnrg railroad, now being built, Tho lot con-
uins an ACte Of ground, with fine htAbllng for
livery aud stock, The barns have capacity for
one hundred head Of hOrIeS, Tho house and
OulbulldlngS Aru In perfect repair, newly paint
fences are supplied for successful hotel keep
Ing will sell the property and equipments
together, or separately, aud give immediate pos
session, This il now and has been for many
yeap the leading commercial hotel In this sec
tlon, For more complete Information call on
or address THOMAS HOUGH,
lei FAlfmOnt w. Va
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From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
Cumberland Accommodation 600 y. M, ex'
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COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l, lss9,-To THE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co, Dear SirS:-Ellxir
Of Dates cured me OF habitual constipa-
ton and dyspepsia, / recommend IL to
all my friends, Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel st. Claire, %.
lumbus, 0. Sold by O, R. Goetze, W, w.
Irwin, w, +, Williams and John Laugh
lin, Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. /
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Chicago Express, 19As, 5iOOand 1865 a. m. and
.'SIacinaati Express, ASA. m. and O,lOp. nj,
Columbus . 81, ! Accommodation, iOAoa. M, daily
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Al Friday afternoons session Of the
Amalgamated Association convention
The special committee Of the nailers
tnado their report, giving Q complete re-.
vision Of their scale, which compared
iayorably with the scale Of the Valley
nailors, aud II was unanimously accept.
cd In all its details. The nRilefe' scale
Is but yerylittle different from the last
years scale. The wages arc about tho
same, but The basis OF the nall cutting
has been readjusted from 10 cents for
ten.penny nails To Il cents, ona g card.
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HIS name is R, ]. Mckinney; his res
idence Is Woodbury., Hill county, Texas;
his statement May, 1880; My little son
was cured by s. s, s. OF bad sores and
ulcers, the result OF a general breaking
down oil his health from fever. He was
considered incurable, but two bottles Of
swiit's Specific brought him out all right,
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FOR SALE.

One twOklOry Frame, six rooms, stone lounda.
ilcn, good cellar, gus aud wAteri ground 10 BY 80
feet, S9,OO.OO.
one two story Frame, 1--WE rooms and kitchen;
good l0CatiOnt ground Is by 10 feet, S1,76O.0O.
One four and one three fOOmcd house, on lot
~ By gieeti Will pAy 2pCr cent rs an invest.
mett, ll,60OOO.
one three roomed Cottage on lot 90 by 80 feet,
several itlll bearing trees on premises, 81 10000.
2lbg Main street. ~
WANTED TO BUY,=Dwelllng House with
pOSOillCe.
TO LoAN-N,OOyw on good real estate SO.
Gro. J. MATHisoN,
lnyg2 ION ('ha n1INN lIHnni
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81. ClAinvillo Accommodation, 1910 q. IN. and
1a0ltnd $50 p, M, daily except Sunday.
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PINANCR ANp TRApR.
The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.

The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.
kets,
NEW YoRE, June s,-Money easy on call with
mercantile paper 2a3H per cent. Sterling cx'
change dull but steady ut 81 s7I4ai 81. Sales o.
stocks S,90l shares. ~
The stock market was dull today and while
showing some strength at first, RiterWREd be-
came weak In all Us departments, and the re-
thing lFNCllOnally lower than Last evening. The
REPORTS Of the now ,troubleS-OYerrate In the
west and northwest-had tho effect Of making q
very rugged opening, and while the changes
from last evenings figures were fairly divided
GncGs were III tho direction Of lower figures,
Railroad bonds dull; sales only SILL 100,
Government aud State bonds dull
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From plttsburBh. $50 q. m. daily Sul 1870,
daily, except Sunday, and OBS and III p. M,
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Ian be- Saved FROM a DlQlkaEd'S Crave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
With the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 80 many ind hard 10 felin'
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WHbhIINu FIIIpHVNuH UIVIbIVNs
For Pittsburgh, 500 and T;26 q. m. daily, and
l;l0 p. M, daily except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh aud 6hc East G;l0 p. M, daily
WSshIaEtga Accommodation, $3.50 p.mn daily
Pl!IsSuFES Excursion Train, 700 p. M, Sun.
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FOR SALE.

building Lots Old Fair Grounds, Zanc's
Orchard South Fem, North Front North Iu.
ron, south Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth. Wood, Wilson, MOySton, Twenty
eighth, Twcnynlnth aud MCColloch streets
from Sl00 up.
,BrlcG House, three rooms, pantry and cellar
OIL 10 good repair, for q $50 cash,
:, Frame House, containing 7F0OmS, al l91 South
5toedway; lot iO&l0i Ia flrStClAGs condition
4, a good ro9med house, In very desirable loca.
Hon on North front street, for 81 800
:, Seven ioOnCd Brick House, corner Thirty.
for Sl,1OO. s-AS w. 'S-''
for tiOl cash VS. 'S'''SN Su'N
Dwelling Houses and stOrO.tooms for rcut.
. q, U. SMITH,
mylL l20 Main HLfeol
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CHICAGO, jnnOs Cattle Receipts 1900 head;
shipments blanks market steady and 2na216
hlShSTs OGS SSS.;s - I S sS GS S stock
mixed q G6A9 20. Hogs-R Receipts 10 600 head,
shipments 1000 head; market steady and Stfotgj
mixed u 90a4 4Sj heavy q 2Oai l0l light n v
III CO., bkips % b0a4 %. Sheep Receipts 1900
head shipments 4oO mead market steady; ma.
Texans q OOal20t lambs q 0Oa9 -.
EAST Liberty, Pa, June S--CalllO--RecOIpl
$50 head shipments blank nothing dolnRI all
through cOnSlEnments, H0gs-RecolplA 400 head
shipments 40 head; market nrmj all grades
81 bOai o.. Receipts 1000 head ship.
inents 1900 headi market slow al unchanged
prices,
6lEclNNkTil O., Juno s.-liogt armj common
I lOI receipts 1900 head AhlpmOhtA $50 bead,
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FOR SALE.
Farming lmnlamantn.

r. X elE Et,l \ CO.. ~ n
Nlain, Syracuse Chilled iinlIdt BAN s srd
,vBaF, syiacule CHILLED land PIovS Ana ~
E .,n rItiHeg'' Chilled Land Flown ara fsnaifS
W Wana ygllle Land pl0WG And fVUtin. Ro,iiR
SSIS, ihillcl land plowl and fCpiItS, Bik inIul
TloW Points Malta and SoWSS tn,, s n WIN WIN
ti,ng;lh W. and HlOwn sulky CuiliSil0is ONT
wv, .IyI Ala IToMn Five shovel CulIlv6lOfs,
n,Vislll w Nllqllais pticea and Territory All
V' msi promptly hllCd iSlp AIN SflSli,.
@lA WhCOllng, VIVA
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MAIN LiNE-EAsT.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
ID On and after. May 2, 1880, trains depart
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
tsl,,er, Of tho yl,ltstlon.,

A school OF more than national rOpuAtioIi
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii.
btary Of six thousand volumes Fine philo.
EophicGl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Cofpsoi
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 10 tho method Of the old Italian mas
ten.
Location unSurpaSSed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons Id
all The principal cities, addIs,S,,ss o,,,crp,ss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINS and after May Y, lhs9.-lsa,
day excepted, MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted, lsundAy only, Saturday only
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Qhe Sntelltaellter.
nice, Nos, 80 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
TaR HERO or THR CONRMAUGH,

Above the valley Of the COnemauRh
Black, boding clouds troWned down.
The spirit Of the tempest Ihrieked
Its Y0lcpleka warning 70 lated town,
vRlee, tee for your llvesph ltGfl0d,
Escape the surge OF the relentless tldol"
Yet no one heeded-n0 one understood;
No warning reached those oil'WlFned cars,
Fathers but laughed and mothers fond
But smiled, aud sOothed their chlldIen'E Tears
While still the tempest Sobbed and cried;
"Flee, hee forypuE liYeSl Ridel ridel"
Far up the valley one man understood
An unknown hero heard the awful cry,
And like AyhlFlWlnd rode he down
To warn them Of DEATHS horror Nigh
"Rlee, Gee for your llveGll. he eTledt
Escape the surge Of the relentless tidel"
"He's IN @1 a. they thought Few needed whA
Some laughed aud scoaed, a handful tlsd,
But nearly all remained behinl
Within the Valley Of the Dead,
sui on he rode and mRdly cried
"Flee, flee for your llYesl Ridal rideW
On, on no rode and raced with death,
TIL, beaten In that unequal strife,
The Torrent caught him, and his corpse
Swept on with those Of men for whom he gave
Ills life;
"Flee, ice for your liSesl Rldel Fldes'
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also been sent.
MI. George Smith, OF Mt. Pleasant, heard his
btoIher, MI; I. \. Smith, formerly Of Martins
Ferry, and his Vile and two children had been
drowned ut JohnstOwn and left for that plaee on
wednesday, lie returned yesterday aud told
NC iSTGLLlGESCER man that his brother was at
Chilllcothe at the time and his vito and two
children were saved. Mrs. Smith aud her two
children, on seeing tho flood coming, rushed
Into tho house. thinking they would bo safe In
tho second or third story, knowing tho building
was one OF tho most substantial In JohnStOwl,
The water kept coming up aud they went 70 the
third story and still tho water followed them.
se0lnH q raft, Mrs. Smith and her two children
leaped upon II and werO rescued. They lost
everything they had. Her husband had Just
purchased q carriage and span Of blo0ded
horses. lie returned 10 JohnSt0wn on Monday,
but could not BIO found by his brother George
who came back yesterday. The latter says he
could smell the stencil ten miles from Johns.
town and says there u not a1 unwell person IN
the whole valley, Hall OF tho story has not been
told by the newspapers.
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D., q, 4 o. RAILROAD

IT, Q, Q, KAILKUAD,
BellAlre & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at s;IOa M, arrives at Bellaire at $50
Woodgaeld Passenger leaves BOllalre at 4,2Op.
M, arrives Rt BellRIfc at B:26A IN,
summer1eld Accommodation leaves BellAire
at 1919 p. M, arrives at $50 u. m.
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Looss,s Rrd oloysr PHI ncmOdv.

Is q positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protruding piles. Price soc.
Forsaleby Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. nav
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The body is more susceptible To ben.
eft from Hoods Sarsaparilla now than
at any other season. Therefore take 1t
now. II
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MARTINS FERRY.
ohIldFsn's Day in the Churches Rel
Fund-Wator ExhRuStod, etc,

childFen's Day In tho phlFches-RellSi
Fund-Water EThRustsd, etc,
Nh John HeslOp Is quite III,
Thomas Anderson, Of BellAlre, spent Sunday
EIghty tickets were sold here for Rock Point
on Saturday,
on Saturday the Martins Ferry club defeated
the shRmEOckS Of Wheeling BY q score oil TO 8
The citizens on Hanover street have appointed
Capt, H. W Smith and Or, A, Il, Ong % look
alter their interests IN the brick paving scheme
JohnStoWp f0od views by Hllsop at the Post
once news stand, The Photographic views por
tIny the terrible scenes Of devastation IN The
most vivid and artistic manner and are the bes'
pictures Of the tood obtainAble,
Owing % the lavish lSo Of city water BY thl
Martins Ferry people the supply In the reservoir
about exhausted and the pumps nj the poWel
house will have 70 be started this morning ut
o'clock and the citizens VIII be compelled % use
me same water a nelghboring cities OF tall buck
on well water, Many chemists claim river water
y the healthlest but II CerAiply can't DO IN II
present state, boil II One.hRlf hour or melt Ice
aud drink II, Water was consumed In Martins
Ferry last week AZ the rate Of l39 gallons. fol
every man, woman and child In tWeAty'fouE
Bo On SS y Si E spI 81 y%S sSY PsS Goa a.
JudgmentF He treated on the JOhnStown dis
after at length; said Il was the work Of Proyl.
nence, but was not done because the people
there are worse sinners than we Rre-all OF us
are slnneFs7Rnd,l Is . warning 70 tho people
OF The, county, He cFitlzed the Pittsburgh pa.
per that said thCle.was no use In weak kneel
breaches saying II was the work OF God, and
went on 70 show that II was caused by the local
PeoullaTiues, H0 spoke OF tho deSecFRtlon OF
the Sabbath and said person could buy any
thing no wanted on Hanover street on Sunday
ChildTen's Day was observed in the Methodist
Presbyterian and Baptist churches, The pulpils
IN each were RTtiStleAlly decorated With beau
tiipl flowers and the exercises In each were
highly interesting, EIght were baptized In the
Presbyterian, AZ this church In the morning
there were several amusing Incidents, caused by
the cute sayings oil the wee tots. The pastor,
ReY, II, N, Campbell, addressed the children
and asked numerous questions which were well
answered, some AmuHinRly, While stating that
mother always gave their children book, q
silver dollar ora wagon because they liked them
aud the presents were never refused, one five
year old pined out 10 the top OF his voice land a
bicycle" The exclamation was made In Rn
earnest manner and was heard all oyer tho audi.
lpFium, creating much laughter, which con,
Iinued some ume, Nj. Campbell Joining In,
Mr.. George II, Smith, treasurer OF the Relief
s9Rmittee'repOFIs collections up to Saturday al
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For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4iSS M $40 and lilo p. M, daily, and 500 Ne
M, except Monday,
cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, OK.
cept SUNDAY.
Grafton Accommodation, 9:l0 p. M, daily.
MOundSyllle Accommodation, 6;S5 q, m, 1901
aud 0:lO p. M, except Sunday.
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when BABY wI,lcE, We gave her Casiotia,
When she wSA child, abe cried iot catOtia,
Whom nAo became Miss, lhO ciung 10 caItOtlA,
when abe had children, ,AO gave them CsrlOrla
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The lanLl N, 0ov nod lll05ti'Sln 0iC0a Of lhC
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-T1NIE
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850. PaAbcn.
ger trains will run a. iollOWs-Central limo,
All trains daily except those marked lhuRt
which do not run on Sunday;
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weekly iIanit statement,

SS Es Sss 'sPiS Ial' i hS Ss'i liz i S#RRl
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In a small town in North Carolina the
gentlemen were seen on the streets one
day last week with overcoats over their
aneraickara
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R
W. on and after Monday, APRIL q, iSs9
will run rs follows.
LEAVE WHEELING,
$50 Q. M, 6;lO a. M, 100 a. M, 500 a, m, 900
M, 9:Co >. M, s3O D. m, i:OO D. m, S:iO n M,
G'lOp M, 100 p, M, 500 p, m, 9;SQ y. III.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK,
G:l0 o. M, 7;00a. M, 500 a. M, 900 o, M, 1000
Q, M, /; 100 o. m, 1900 M, loo p M, 300 p, M,
500 p, M, 400 p M, $50 p M, Bil0 p, M, 100
p. M, 500 p. m, $3.50 p, M, 1910 pm.
UNDAYs.-Leaye at 100 a. m. and run every
hour, except church train at g:lb y, IN. Leave
wheeling Park atS;0O a. m. and run every hour
Will leave the Park at 9;i5 u. M, and Wheeling
At 1878 aud 9l6 p. m.
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NEW YolE, lnpe S,-.rls Iron strong Copper,
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A military pigeon station has been es
tablished in Switzerland.
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TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.

Chiffon Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MoundSyillO Accommodation, 7;lb d, IN, and
lao and 7.I0p y. nj, except Sunday.
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MEDICAL.
HOw's
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues ; a feeling Of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
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who was passing through the mountains OF
gland while she was there. With him
he had his favorite pet, lovely cat, who
was beng transported in a Satin-h ed
basket as became hcr royal catship. When
a lonely pass was reached, Miss Pussy, hap
De ing TO thrust her head out Of the sGet
espied cat waking along, who belonged
TO a lonely hut near by. Out jumped the
cat and away she went. and although many
hours we're spent in pursuit of her, she never
was found. The shah offered x, 900 for
her recovery, but she vas not recovered.
Upon reaching the nearest town of note he
dered that a cat show be given, to which
all the cats in the neighborhO d were bid
den. A prize of 1000 was again offered
for the finest cat, but among the hundreds
Of cats exhibited Pussy's dear, familiar face
was never seen.
Two old citizens Of Floyd county were
talking alb put the Indians in F restvilis and
the early days of Rome, when a Tribune
reporter Joined them. They continued
talking, and answered the newspaper mans
questions very freely. About the only re-
naming hut built and occupied by an In
dan, said Squire Chambers, (which now
stands preserved is up on Woodward's
creek, no tn of Rome. The creek empties
into the Oosthanaula river below Pope's
ferry. did not know the house was sull
standing until a year or two ago, when |
was surprised to see it in riding by. But
still would not elieve my eyes until |
made Inquiries and found out that it was
built an Indian named Woodward by
the side of the creek which bears his name.
The house still stands, and the Indians.
you know. left there in 1888" "Well, now,
when you talk about things being left
behind by the Indians" said E. l.. Cooper,
Il have seen some of their tracks in
Walker county. There is a smooth piece of
ground IL that county on which the grass
won't grow and never will for long time
to come. 1t was for many years, perhaps
two or three hundred, the ball play ground
of the Indians. The young Cherokee braves
OF Peavi1e creek and DogwoOd creek met
there for many contest They tied their
ponies together two and two-the Peavine
creek pony wanted to 60 to his home and the
Dogwood creek pony desired to do the
same, so they did not wander off. They
had green corn dances at this place. too.
The game Of ball "as played in this man
ner: At post in the center of the field the
ball was thrown high into tie air. the
Indians carried short white oak sticks in
their hands with one end bent and a net
made OF stri IS of deer skin IN it. They had
two of these with which they could catch
the ball, but they could never pick it up
it'll their hands. When one eau hit the
ball with his racquet and got it into his
hands, 1t was a hard matter to make him
give It, Often they would pitch the man
up and let him fail TO the ground. Tney
Were very rough and little cared if a PLAYER
broke his limbs
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to Hare.

BETWEEN New York and Havre from pier
ID No. AZ, N r, foot of Morton street Trav-
eers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
the Company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers, Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
LA BOURGOGNE, tranquil. SATURDAY
Oct. 10, NOON.
LA GASCOGNE, SANrELL1 SATURDAY, Oct
1864.
La BRETAGNE, DE JoUssELIN, SATURDAY
Nov. 2, NOON.
PRICE OF PASSAGE uncIuding w1ne1:
TO HAVRE-First Cabin 800 and $50
Second Cabin. $50; Storage from New York tC
Havre, $26; Storage from New York to Paris
so; including wine, bedding and utensils
A. FORGET, General Agent. Bowling Green
foot OF Broadway, New York
Or R. W. HUNT ESQ, 20 Bul street, MKssRS
WILDER co, 1876 Bay street. Savannah
Agents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-16

NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED
Asageneral family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc. hardly
ever use anything else, and have never
been disappointed in the effect produced /;
il seems to be almost perfect cure for ali
diseases Of the stomach and Bowels
W. ]. MCELRoY, Macon. CO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-16

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JOHN BoRDLEY