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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27
FrtnsN for ne ArkoHsaW TrGrstsr.
HIS IDEAL AFFINITY.


maiden rare. surprising poets flashes;
Her fingers fair rs lily pods or dashes
Of fiecks OF foam upon a ripping tide
That courses long tween covers each side
Her hair Of nne-spun gold, whose aureole
EnShrouds her sweet face In mystic light.
Her eyes the windows OF her sainted soul.
Whose transient beams dispel the shades of night.
Her every grace engrayen on his mind,
And en- the tablets Of mis- hearts inner beating
Spells his delight until he seeks to ind
This wOndrOuS whole To round out life's comp citing
His loved affinity then quick takes wings.
For debts incur and love Is somewhat chary.
His boarding score he cancels and does marry
The ris a ris who pours his tea at table
landlady's daughter surnamed as Mabel.
lie now goes forth tn market eating things.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27

III see your boys back from school, Jenks,. aid
Postmaster Bangs to Farmer jerks, during lulu
In business In the wayback pOstOHice. the othsr
day.
"YaAs, he got in yistiddy," MD Jepks "Pm
lookin' fur him now, an eft get In reaohin' dis
lance o. him he'll wAnter 90 back ter-day."
"Why, what's the natter" asked Bangs
"YOu see, yistiddy when he got ter the house, i
was dOctorin' COW, sick with the fever, am arter
shakin' hams, says he:
"'Pap, that cows sufrerin' from heat feel her.
"Yas,' aysI
Ice is the bes' thing ter drive away heat
says he.
"'Yaas,' again says /.
""Cordin' ter logick,' said he, 'ice'll cure that
cow
I'VE packed the critter In Ice an lef' Arter O
while we come back, an felt her. She was cold.
"'The fevers gone sAysI.
az tole you So says he
"Lookin' little closer says L The cows
gone, too
"'Dsad1' says he
"'Yaas,' says !, dead as q door-nail'
Pap says he, that wArn't no logical cow
al Amt raisin' them kind o. cows says |, sorter
mad at losin' her, but bein's 1t was his hrst day
home, ne yer said no more. Arter supper, talkin'
on diff rent subjecs, says he: Pap, yure farmin' on
shares, amt your says he you raise corn an
oats?'
"'Yaas,' saysI.
"'One- quarter ter the ham an one quarter ter
the team? says he.
"'Yaas,' again says /.
ACNE quarter ter the railroad, an one quarter
ter the commission me rchAnt2' says he.
"'What do getP says I, 'thar's on'y four quar-
ters'
"'You git the rest-Ays he-'the rest o. the
weary
"'Nothin' elseP says l.
"'You see, pap says he, out o. evry dollar you
make you have ter give away four quarters, an
when you take four quarters out o. IN ordinary
dollar thars nothin' LET but big hole an you git
that
"'If that's 30, Pm goner,' aysI
"'Oh, no. says he, 'yure all right. The COVER
mint puts the whole to yure credit in big book
"'Won' do me no good says
Pap says he, Il dunno whether you was born
that way, or you got that way by fall, but, pap,
yure durn fool.' He lef' in er hurry, an amt
cotch him yet. When do, he'll wish he'd learnt
some sense, stedder 30 much logick an fgg ers."-
jeremiah Wayback.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27

Ii 10 astonishing how many people there who
patent medicines. IL you don't believe this
just go out the street some day and tell all your
friends whom you meet, that you not feeling
very well and you will soon discover their pet
remedies for any and all ailments. This idea
occurred to me the other day, and l at once pro-
ceeded TO put Ii into execution. To each acquAin-
lance who kindly inquired after my health, gave
an account of my alleged indisposition, and then
listened to the advice they gave To the first
inquirer stated that was suffering from indi-
gestion.
"Whatp he exclaimed indigestion Why
don't you take some of Dr. Purgatve's Leather
Pellets2 They'll fix you up in jify." replied
that had never heard of them, when my friend
broke in with "Never heard of theml Why
where have you been all these years? You just get
a bottle of them pills and how quick they'll
bring you around all right"
The next man l met and to whom l told the
same story, said;
"Why, man, there's use of your suffering long
with little thing like that"
"What shall dor" asked.
"Well sir, you just want to go and get bottle
of DIR. Starters Little Liver Pills, they'll knock
the spots off that indigestion in short order"
BY the time met the next friend had made up
my mind that was suffering from the effects of
impure blood.
lie looked grave, pondered a moment and then
said:
81 would advise you to try DIR. Golden's Pierc-
ing Medical Discovery. Or, no, wait q moment
until can think of the name of the medicine
tried when was sick last summer. Let me see
1t was made by the Hall Safe & Lock Company, II
l am not mistaken o yes, 1t was DIR. Somebody's
Burglar Proof Syrup for the Blood"
promised to procure the remedy, and my friend
left me- feeling that he had discharged a duty and
done me a favor.
And so it went all day long. l met several
of people and each one had favorite remedy
to recommend, no difference what the ailment
pretended to be suffering FROM And as each also
gave me the name of more than one remedy, had
by night, list of about all the leading nostrums
in the country.
have been much entertained with reading Mr..
Lukin's articles, "Among Home Authors" in THE
TRAVELLER, and, along with other readers, / desire
to heartily thank him for having given much
pleasure. There is, however, one American author,
now dead, whose life and works l should much
like to have Mr.. Lukins treat, In his charming
style, in some future paper The name of that
author is Samuel Griswold Goodrich. l have no
doubt but that Mr.. Lukins has included Goodrich
among the home authors he intends writing about
in the present series of articles but If he will only
hurry this particular sketch along, he will still
further increase obligations to him.
"a Kentucky Colonel" and elem Gansett" once
took n Urav,l If n Tr;nD uTTn Tarrarir Rivar %
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27

Editorial in the Hickory Forks Sesttael: "Last
Friday morning our usually quiet city was thrown
into fever heat of excitement upon the dis
covery being made that Captain r. j. Buckles
black mare had been stolen The mare was
we'll known throughout the county, having
won a race at Sassafras Mount last June, and If
the party that has started in pursuit catches
the thief IL will not fare well with him. The
mare was in excellent order and was the espec-
iAl pride of the captain. Our people ought to take
some concerted action to prevent such outrages In
the future. This mare was worth ut least one hum
dred and fifty dollars. In fact, the captain refused
one hundred and forty dollars for her. In connec-
tion with this 1t might not be Inappropriate to add
that the thief shot and killed Captain Buckle.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27

The Lawyer at Home.-"Amelia, be sure and
put away ut every thing that 10 of any value,
because the thief who has just been acquitted on
my eloquent defense L. coming to-day to thank
me."-Fhegende Blatter.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-04-27

ais Miss Manual good playerf'
"Divinei She never plays when anybody u
within ot.S-Bostoa IraRscripk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Yesterday big lazy devil walked
into II Commercial street grocery
store aud asked II he could have "A
drink, Certainly, Justwulk back. "
Ho followed directions but remained
u long while iu the rear Of the store
room. Finally he walked out. aud as
he passed curiosity more than any
thing else prompted the clerk to
peep into the strangers pocket.
which seemed 10 bo comfortably
filled with something, That some
thing was one pound can Of hak-
lug powder The man was followed
20 the street aud confronted with his
theft lie denied it, but us one can
was missing from "a full barrel near
where hc stood So long, his accusa-
ton was well founded lie tried 10
prove that he had purchased 1t at
one store or another hut finally ad-
mitted his guilt aud was released
ancr receiving a moral lecture de
liverod la Frank Welch's impressive
style.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

The following articles of incorpor-
alton were filed with the secretary
of state to-day;
The citizens Of Namhill county
have formed an association to be
known rs the Chehalcm mountain
cemetery association of Namhin
county, whose object is to hold land
for burial purposes, obtained by gift
or otherwise. j. b. David, w. f..
Davis and j. o. Custom were elect
ed trustees,
The Eagle wooden mills company
of Brownsville, with $4,000 capital
stock, divided into 100 shares at SlOO
each, the principle Office to be at
Brownsville, Oregon. The object of
this company is to manufacture
and sell, either 10y retail or
Wholesale any or all kinds of wooden
cloth or rs may be manufactured at
such mill. The incorporators are
IL, Freddy W, Il. Kirk, j. Brown,
i. Hume and R, :. Thompson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

That was u bloody fight in pro-
grcss at the Capital saloon last
evening when the police whistle
sounded, and ina few seconds of
time officers Glaze and Lake were
ON the scene and promptly arrested
the two comhatauts, Lon Swartz
and VIM. Randall They were do
ing some desperate lighting and had
not the peace officers arrived ON the
scene as soon as they did, some
Desperate work would have been
done. They appeared before Re
cordor Conn this morning and rc-
plenished the city treasury TO the
amount OF SlS.45 each.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
nR1nnE yIEwEns, KEroKr.


mere WI .', l"D'',y ~. ea,,ian,
CooIidgo w p Culver and
noyid Sin,nson onnointed bv the
county court Of Marion county to
make views upon the proposed
bridge across the Santiam river at
jefferson, viewed the site and made
their report to-day. In their judg-
ment the best and cheapest location
for bridge at that point would be
within sixty to one hundred feet Of
the railroad bridge now crossing the
| Santiam. The full length required
for such bridge would be 395 feet
with Marion county approach
Of IS feet and Linn county of 400
feet. The heighth of bridge from
water at present stage q! feet,
depth of water - feet, being on a
level with the railroad bridge.
They are Of the opinion that a good
and substantial bridge can be built
for the sum Of $4,000.
The county court Of Linn county
has taken no action in the matter as
vet popetitfon having been present
ed to Them
The committee appointed by the |
Marion comfy court to make a view .
,r tI,o nrorosed Ioo,tion ,to bridga
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Extra seats provided. All welcome.
THE PmLoDoRIANs.
The Philodorian society last night
at their meeting elected r. \. An
derson president and o. NJ. Nelson
sergeant, J. r. Matthews having
resigned the former honor and \.
w. Bowersox the latter. The de-
bate was full Of interest. The sub
iect, Resolved: That Mormonism
should be abolished, was well re-
presented on both sides. President
Rigby rendered a decision favoring
the affirmative. The point Of dis
cus-ion related more particularly to
polygamy than itdid to Mormonism
proper. But the decision was just
and was well received by the con-
teslants for honOrs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
PURELY PERSONAL.


DR.. Keene is a visitor in Port
land to-day.
p. c. Snider Of Lakeview is in
the city to-day.
&C. A. Robert took the morning
train for Portland.
Lon Churchill went to Port
land this morning.
M. L. Chamberlin went to Ma
rion this morning.
Rev. a. b. Brown went to Al
bany this morning,
B. T. Cook went to Albany this
morning, on business.
DR.. Meredith left this morning
for a short trip to Portland.
Attorney Ford took the after
noon train for Portland to remain
over Sunday.
E. b. McElroy came up from
Corvallis this morning on the over
land train, and went on to Oregon
City.
Mrs. II. 5. Simon took this after
noon's train for weeks visit with
Mr. Simon's father and sister at
Portland.
Miss Lena Breyman and Miss
Lizzie Church, who have been on
an extended visit to California, re-
turned home this morning, via the
overland train.
-Chas. Scriber Of Tacoma, who
has been visiting his parents in the
city for the past week, departed for
this morning, ac-
by his sister, Miss Grace.
They go from here to CollaX, where
hey will visit a week and then pro-
,eed to Tacoma.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

fmm "a gentleman who has lust
arrived la the city num Mchamu il
Is learned that that little city camc
near being the scene ola sgd suicide
the other evening The would.he
seli-dcstroyvr isa Young man named
Davis who lives at Mills City M,
woo'd the heart aud won the hand
Ola Young woman of MchNna and
the wedding day WAS arranged and
the groom had purchased his wcl.
ding suit and the bride had arnuy.
cd her tn'ssoau, The day mr th,
ocemony Was approaching and
young Davis vailed ou the bride el,.t
when she crushed alllhoI,e and AS.
Pimuon by dcclauug the match Off
Davis WusWild with gn,f and de-
parted Tor his home al Mills CITY
saying that he could uot live Win
out her The samy uleht IA, Mas
taken doathIy SICK. Medical sib
was summoned aud hg /, NOW ns,r
All danger aud will ps,ly,r IA b.
'uppos d that he t,ok a quantity of
poison with suicidal iatguL He
same very near being suols,,0il
lie had sl iar rvooNeRstd yrsisri.,.
a. so summon the young lady to his
lrdsldc, Whvrv she went o. nun.
N I comfort him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

In speaking Of fine new spring
stocks Of goods it would not do to
omit mentioning that Of the Capitol
Adventure Company This firm,
IN the lead rs always, Is IN receipt
Of the finest line Of dry goods, cloth
ing, dress goods, furnishings, shoes,
etc, that have been brought to Su-
lem for many days. They sell so
cheap that all who see must pur-
chase, Call ON them and see for
yourself.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

This afternoon will mark the COM
plction Of the street railway track to
the new addition south Of the depot.
Tomorrow afternoon the cars will
run regularly over the new line and
the Capital city band will give a
concert among the trees for the ben
eft Of Salcmitcs who are anxious to
80 to the suburbs and spend a few
hours on the grassy lawns among
the stately ycws, This extension of
the street railway line will be of
great convenience to the citizens Of
Salem. It makes close connection
TO the city fortho-c who are build
ing their houses In the park and
will reside there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
Among Tho sick

Rev, J. w, Harris is no better.
lie Is gradually growing weaker and
continues TO rcfusc substantial nour-
lshment, HIs recovery is impossi-
ole, Mn, Frazer the aged mother
OF Mrs, Humphrey who lives ON
Court street. is no better to-day.
The eoncerous affection OF the stom.
ash has gncstly weakened her and il
Is leaned She sam live but little lonper.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.
For your Paints, Oils, ETC., go to
Gilbert IL Pattersons. DIFF

/ Gilbert " BatUGfSOn'S. Ut
Painless dental operationsat DIR
1 Y, c. Smiths, 81 State street.
Wrlght's Blackberry Cordial should be
i'm every family for cholera intatum, sum
mer disease, etc. Pleasant to take. Sold
by all druggists.
A. Stint, Of whom much has
been said regarding his bilking pro-
clivities, is once more in Albany.
-Roseburg has a big peach tree.
1t is thirteen years old and measures
thirty-four inches around the girth.
Wrlght's Compound Extract of Sarsapa-
rilla is bluOd-making, blOOd-CleanSing and
health-rcstOrng. \ cure for ScrOfulOus
ana all eruptiNe diseases. Sold by II. w.
Cox and u. j. Fry
Douglas county's one case Of
smallpox is well under control and
no more persons have contracted
the disease.
Wright's Hop Celery and Chammomile
Bitters u reliable tonic appetizer and ape
ricnt. Inv.gorates the digestive organs
and prevents dyspepsia. can be relied
upon. sold by IL. W. Cox.
If you want to get one of the
best living bargains in the state, and
four Of the incest lots in North Sal
lem, call on Duncan & Booth.
AT Roseburg immigrants are
living in tents, being unable to
secure houses. A few have been
forced to resort to tent life IN Salem.
Wrights Myrrh Tooth Soap dentifrice of
the age Cooling, fragrant, death to tartar.
sold by all druggists
Preaching at the Unitarian
church Sunday morning and even
ing, Morning subject "Tmmortal-
ity.' Evening subject, Eighth of
Romans.
E. a. Kildary, the advance
agent for Grismer-Davies dramatic
was in the city to-day,
and made arrangements for the ap-
pearance of this company Saturday.
Monday is the day for the open.
ing of Oklahoma, These towns will
spring up rapidly. Grave yards are
also having some of their yawnings
filled. The whole world is watch
ing the fun.
-Rev. Rogers, pastor of the Con-
gregational church of Albany, will
preach here tomorrow, exchanging
}uPits with Rev. a. b. Brown of
his place, He will preach both
morning aud evening.
There are many people who
'ome to Oregon, stay a few months
md return to their old home, and
ell all their neighbors of grand old
pregonond how cheap Squire Farrar
't salem sells irst-class groceries.
These people know a good country .
Nheh they see il, and after a short |
lme Oregon is their home.
WrIshtS Red CroSs Cough Cure will curs
''', ', tl',>olh' cough, Guaranteed TO rfye
'"sNNuon' sold 10y an druggists
10 You ever have pains i'm the
arH and loinsH II you do, attend
. lhem now, don't wait, DELAYS are
Nip the disease i'm the
.uI ana save your health and doc.
9t bills, \ few doses of Onaron
\\luheN Tea will prevent Bright's .
'lNe3se and insure your health. /
I, vR.9rt mort and happiness. Sold bv /
}, w. Matthews. y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Mrs. w. II. Byars this mornin
received a telegram from Roscburr
announcing the death Of her aged
mother, whose illness has been pro.
tracted through many days. Mrs.
Byars takes the train this evening
for Roscburg to be present at the
funcrnl ceremonies
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Application has been made by the
old soldiers OF Ncwborg. Namhill
county, for "a charter for the estab.
hshment of "a new post of the Grand
army OF the nepublic. Theorgauia-
lion Will be completed with sixteen
charter members, The charter
viii he graaJed at once and ths post
viii he Installed soon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

viii Of Evcline II. Roork, dcceas-
ed, admitted to Probate and j. II.
Roork appointed executor without
bond.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

The overland tram this morning
was the largest that has passed
through the city for long time.
II consisted Of fifteen cars, and all
were crowded. The larger portion
were bound for Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

All Subscribers 10 ECAPlrALJouKNAI.
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this office giving address ana
the rpotfer will be attended 10 ut once.
once, corner Court and Liberty Streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Easter viii ue observed la the NJ.
T. churh as follows; sermon al
l''o a. m, Subject "Unbeuef Run
Gut Evening, 7So, a grand con.
cert oy the sunday school, assisted
oy the choir No EFFORT viii be slar.
vl To make this convert a suc,Sss
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
BKACKSMITHTNG and WAGONMIErr

TOHN HOLM, THE OLD RErn
J Blacksmith, has removed his is.siLABlE
corner of Commercial and Chemeksstnoo 70
where ne IS ready to serve the public Es. Esa
experienced wagon-maker recepti,i an
Portland, he is now prepared bettSgr iiFom
ever to do all kinds of wagon ana SVeI 81 thsn
making and repairing; all kinds ~ SassIilage
smithing and repairing, and n VI ,G,k Dlaek
horseshoeing business, He has aliS iSGtae9 t;ss
of shoes, ,steel, ,trotting, hand made ~ e,d Alnds
fits them in scientific manner ~ and
attention given to the construction pechl
ons and carriages. Remember fbe ~ ri.g Riag
opposite State Insurance buildins pace
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

Protection lodge \. q. L. W.
have in contemplation "a stmwherr,
s,ehI They propose appropliatng
the INST berries of the season Tor this
o1'as'on, which being the ease. the
social will NO doubt oycur ia about
thine weeks. IL will be a pleasant
affair, as Protection lodge is noted
Tor lts pleasant gatherings,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
BLACKSMITHING and HORSEHOBrl
.SCRIBER 4 POHIR

Have moved to AZ ana 40 sto,o
where they are now ready for ye W. Street
our old patrons and friends are in,lik4 All
call and see us in our new ioctioT'ea location L .
are are Ge1yg S9vinP Prepared geared Ior work now TIVE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

n D. WILLIAMS. SrrNnfsp, Mann
", gud NpgWr,itf ConyiSi IA m ,,i.lihN iilih
n, t,, Nl TRIALS, cics copying on nv
tt.,'i 1N4.Ntty ANA neatly dome oillT,
N,.,.t n M.uu,n.. Commtpsial 81 ISf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
pI.nIEs.InNAI-cAnn.

',StN NlNGN n. H. S.-nENTIST-
- Nlice ln the New hank Block. Cpm
f..,,6 N'''yN Salon. sign of the hiF
DIV
l"lNt- lAN,-Mlts, pR. 81. r.. M0SOY
ana t' ...'N aud surgeon. has located
-. 80 .,'N,u nom> over squire Farrsr's
rH,.''N NtorG Cbwnic diseases "A sD,s
"N}, CONSULTATION fref. ia. .Ii.t,l ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

4 DlAN f lOlGE No. IN n an o h. -
~ M NNd trlluws' Han an stairs rer-,.,s
urd1A at r,.op m. '''iF sat
D. T. GREdG. IAs u-,r,,,.
Ne'rrtarY ~,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
rrR,ls nF srB.cRGPTION.

For advertising rates apply at this office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-20

,.:si, .ssi-p''o'' reasonable and work '''H'
The morning news., 1889-02-20

Solid Trains between Jacksonville St Augustine Sanford Tusv
tusve Rockedge Melbourne
Pullman and Monarch Paror Cars all through trains Address
GAMBLE, City Pass Agt CHAS DAVIES, TRAY Pass Agt
JACKSONVILLE FLA.
The morning news., 1889-02-20

Pullman sleeping cars lave as follows:
Jesup II 90 q. N, aud 1925 p. m. for Cincinnati;
Rome az Y;55 a. m. for Washington via Lynch
burg: Chattanooga a. 10:3O a. m. for New York
via shenandoah Valley. and at a:45 p. m. for
Washington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at
$50 a. III. ami 40 D. m tor Memphis Com
pany's sleeping cars tno upper berths) leave
Atlanta daily NJ 'o.1O n "'. 20 Knoxville
B.w. wRENN, G. P. & T. A.,
Knoxville Tenn
III FILLS. A. G. p. A. Atlanta.
The morning news., 1889-02-20
co
sAvAN|
OFFICE OF
SAvANN

There
day and a fair InS| ou
was stesdier RAM anu
vsil among 1oI holaf :
The total sales st !
'Ch4nge at tn1
the market was wa
rrS Unchanged; / wit vi
second call. at |
the sales being !
call, at 4 p M ~ 3
changed WIN ~ :
following are are TT| =
Good middlin|
Middling g,,,no
| Low middllng
| Good ordlnar1
| ordinary
Sea Islan.dll.I1]
/ changed. Tne lt
/ Of" Of quotations:
i stains and st
common go
Medium -.
Good medium
Medium fine
Fine ....-'''
Extra fine |
Choice ....''
The morning news., 1889-02-20

it sent two large trees against the home Of
Mrs. Chloe Mitchell on the opposite side OF
Hill street. doing injury 10 the entire front.
Tee mex. uei-hbor. William Reeves, had
his fence bailg de nOlished by the fall OF a
large tree. Outside o, blowing down hun
drs IS OF panels Of fencing and ma " trees,
no damage is reported from the northeast
EN- portion Of the county.
The morning news., 1889-02-20
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
COAST Line Railroad.
Suburban Schedule,

Su Durban Schedule,
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY. BONAvENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT.
THE following schedule will be observed on
i and after MONDAY. Oct. s, 1888, week
days. iSeo special schedule for Sundayl
Leave Savannah City time) 7l0, l0:3o A M
800, 400, ~6:35 Pa
Leave Thunderboit, $50 500 A NJ, 1920 400,
t5.40 p. N.
Leave Bonaventure, GOO, $40 A. NJ, 1880.
+Saturday night last car leaves city 7:15, in
stead OF G:85. +Last car leaves Thunderool5
$40 instead of G:20 as formerly. -.
Take Broughton street cars 25 minutes oeior0
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