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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-19

The cigar MANUFACTURERS are now try
ing 10 use that magic legend wv. G.
L. u" TO advance their wares, taking
these letters to mean 1--WE claim them
unequaled." That a brand of cigars
should be thus named, simply shows
that this ilk of people perceive the
harm that is to come to their trade
through our activities. But our name
is being used in so many quarters that
are unauthorized, we hardly know
what TO do about it, except to stand in
our lot and place and attend to our
own business to the best of our ability.
not meddling with those who may feel
called upon to meddle with us, acquir-
ing by their own powers of appropria-
ton our name and good will = Uni on
Signat.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
The Eysls Bnl Criticised.

Sditor lhorai,sg .Nelcs: In Nondsv,s
ne Of the MoEsTss News Mai RvsIs n
ferring to his bin offered TO euforca the
sunday lev, kquotsi as saying. al think
sne uphoiding Of my bill will do much TO
satisfy the temperance people OF the state ,,
anu wish. as one of them, TO enter a pro-
Jest against any such assumption. II there
Is law fOrbidding the sale of
mquor on Sundays, it certainly ought to be
ehiOrcen, and the citizens of a state should
ss' 10 u that only such men are put in
PAGES OF authorityas will make the statutes
9i community something better than a
usao letter. But tee cessation
o. TIE sale Of liquor on the
sabbath IS no remedy for the dreadful
evil OF lntenperance. What shall we let
rearing lion, seeking whom he may de-
YOUR, rosm about our streets six DAYS IN
tne week, and only cage him up from 10
o'clock Saturday night until Monday morn
ingl God forbid
have large family of little bows. and
as look into their sweet, innocent faces.
snd the prayer rises from nv heart
ior nelp TO bring them I'D 70 be-
good and useful men, / fully realize that
the danger most to be feared for them and
guarded against is the saloon and free lunch
counter.
have great respect for Mai. RIVALS per-
sonally, but feel sure that voice the SEN
timent or all temperance people whom l saw
That his bill will do very little toward salts
flying them. MATER.
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OYSTER BLOOD IN HIS EYE.
A Peculiar Complaint CT the Shuckers
at This Season.

From the Baltimore American
1.-THE oyster-shucker's eye disease" is the
title given by the professional staff of the
Presbyterian Eye and Ear Hospital, No.
zoos East Baltimore street, to fertile
source of trouble effecting large number
of their patients at this season of the year.
1t is believed that the peculiar kind of
liberation of the eye-ball which is known
by this little is caused by the juice of the
oyster touching the cornea of an eve which
has previously been slightly injured.
The doctors at the institution
say they can tell exactly when
the oyster season is at hand by the appear
+ ance of patients with this complaint within
twenty-four hours after the opening of the
packing establishments, and they claim
that this complaint disappears promptly
with the close of the oyster season. The
shuckers come to the institution com plain
ing that they have had their eyes hurt by q
chip of the oyster shell, but the ulcer is
entirely different to the physicians eye
to that caused by an abrasion from any
thing else. such as a nail, chip of
marble or rock, pin or even clean she'll.
A mere look at the liberated coruea suffices
to determine that the patient is an oyster
shucker. The disease yields easily to treat
ment and very frequently the patient is so
far relieved OF pain as 20 be able to return
to his work within twenty-four hours.
What is called the sterilizing treatment is
applied to tue sufferers. 1t consists Of ap-
plying cocaine to the eve until ell sensi-
biiity has been lost, and then carefully
touching the ulcer on the cornea with
platinum wire heated to Wilderness by a
galvanic current.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
A ROMANCE OF THE WAR.
Hugh Thompson Loses His Senses anc
Receivers After Seven Years.
From the PHILADELPHIA Record

Hugn thompson Loses His Senses and
| Receivers After Seven Years.
From the Philadelphia Record
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-A very romantic
story has just been brought to light through
the medium Of the pension bureau. On
Sept, /, 1852, there enlisted at Van Vert,
O.,in the Fifteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
slender, blue-eyed youth OF 90, named
Hugh Thompson. At the battle of Chicka-
manga Thompson was wounded
by case shot and left for
dying on the field. He never
reJoined his regiment, and It was.ge1era
supposed that he was numbered among the
unknown dead. The next scene in this
strange history opens on snowy country
road in Northern Illinois, near the village
OF Cleveland, in the winter of 1870. Night
was coming on as a small-sized but sturdy
built traveller breasted his way against the
Keen winds that swept the bleak prairie.
He was comfortably dressed in good work.
ing suit, with a pair of new boots on mis-
feet and coonskin cap on his head.
He carried an old-feshioned oilcloth
vadse, and appeared to be looking for a
place to stay over night. And there on the
lonely road, in the darkening twilight Of
Cnat treezlng February evening, in the year
of grace 1870, Hugh Thompson, the wounded
soldier of Chickamaugee, 'came to HIMSELF
as he expressed 1t. 1t was just as if at that
moment be had awakened from dreamless
sleep of seven years. But his memory was
gone totally and absolutely. His
other faculties were keen enough.
but he could not recall his
own name, whore he had been, his family
or his home. His entire past up to that
moment was simply blank The only
thing that connected him with a former ex-
istence was an idea that he was looking for
a Mr.. Baker, who needed men to work.
This turned out to be correct. He found
him, and was given employment in a coal
mine Gradually his mind came back to
him, and he remembered the scenes of his
boyhood.
The case was so remarkable that it was
taken up by the local papers and the story
at last fell into the hands of Thompson's
father. Their relationship was easily es-
tablished. Through all his wanderings-
and this sounds like Sunday school tale.
but the incident is legally proven, and forms
part of the evidence of his identity--he car
ried a little Testament given to him by his
sister, with an inscription in rhyme, when
he enlisted. The sister. still living, recog-
niZed it at once when he exhibited it on his
return. All his efforts have so far failed to
recall to him anything that occurred from
the time that he tumbled over on the
bloody field of Chickamauga until the
strange awakening of his dormant percep-
tive faculties in 1870.
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a Detective From Baltimore.

was approaching Washington in the
lgat from Philadelphia, aud should have
o7ea entirely alone in the smoking car but
tor man who got on at Baltimore. He
Sau bundle as baggage. and he sat down
lfee seats ahead of me and smoked away
without a word for twenty miles. Then he
'nrled and asked:
Ever do any detective work."
Its very romantic and exciting. Let me
mtFodqce myself as Detective Wadsworth
w Tle Baltimore police"
we shook hands. l gave him my
name, and after some general talk, he
u. nope to catch crook at the depot in
ington who knows me we'll by sight.
saVe got to disguise myself to nab him."
nj 4o uhdld the package and took from it a
49, hecktie, and a coat and vest. and
taojn. d pocket he drew pair of blue spec
Sr ,e@ tie made the change in three or
M ~ MINUTES, and had to compliment him
Ino ene transformation. l should never have
-I ',P', MIN to be the same man.
10 us partof our profession, You know"
so.'' 4pialned. II wish you TO render me
s sslVice when we enter the depot. GO to
S NC 9ack end of the train and work for
rbaot IL you meet a fat man, wearing a
and srCS1 SUIT and stovepipe hat, whistle SO,
Viii Will be there in three seconds
lAnt asTeed to follow bis instructions, and l
ave. S. ny promise. l saw no fat man, how
mora Neither again did see my Balui-
IA I be1 ue9tective. went to hotel and went
hter Dut was aroused from sleep an hour
mras ny Washington detective, who CON-
eroWioI my face with a photograph, and
uw1it, you amt the man, after allr"
us 10 are you looking for?"
wtbo so man from Baltimore, who gave
Sne sup at the depot"
M, describe him.
that @ r r@a ne had done so I replied: "Why,
be wa alan rode with me in the smoker, and
to c,tot detective. He disguised himself
@T tScn some one here at the depot"
The w uo l., he didg And he got you out of
nan "T !oI IKE the idiot you arel Hang 1t,
head, i9u had better go and soak your
slcpg - 1e re put you under arrest. Come
later v Icy didn't keep me long, and month
Baltim "nen ran across the bad man from
| lust aon' In the city hall at Philadelphia,
| On. A'nanged winks with him and passed
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from seventh Pace.

eavannah Guano Co, Teeple & Co. Smith Rro.
q Z Suits & Co, Z Lovell's Sons Guiluarfin
n. McGilis & r, A s Thomas H NJ Conner a o.
7 Steffens. Southeastern z Co. G. NJ Heidi & Co
" Ferst's Sons & Co. VA Miller, W ID Simtins
Barbour & Co, Frank & Co. d Weed & Co
Noonan, c Kolshorn & Bro. McDonough 4 r
Saussy. Meinhard Bros & Co, DY &RR Daac
HEIDI & s. ID Lester. Kavanaugh q II ITnrf
Rice Mill. S Guckenheimer & Son. Baldwin < b
VI Y Henderson, j Griffin. z Grady & SCR
Coleman. Ludden & B, Butler & S. Heron G.,
" W Chisholm, Woods. G & Co, Warren g. K
G Fennell. NJ Y & d / Mcintyre, Perkins bon
Il Maclean & Co, ] Wood & Bro. Srubbs T. 2
B Peck, McDonough & Co, z B Hunting so. D
z Cooper Frierson & Co. Savannah Guso Co.
RIB Cassels, Dale. D & Co. Chesunrt e Cy.W G
NcDoaough, S Z Shotter Co Peacock & Co.
c L Jones, Salas & W, Naval Stores {, W d
Dixon, Foulkrod & Co
Per Central Railroad. Nov 25-DweE c sd.
II II Conner < 20. W W Gordon & Co Hubbs &
Tno Flannery & Co, NJ Maclean & Co. kirkland
Baldwin & 20, Warren & A. p wilkins & Co
J Wood & Bro. Heron & g, Montaae & Os. ]
F Williams, w W Chisholm, J r CJper. W II
Tarver, Southern Cotton Oil Co. NJ pley & Son.
Savannah Steam Bakery. G W Tiednan e Bro
J Riley, E A Schwarz. SavannahJ& w Co. G
" Howard, II Irauo, NJ Ferst's SOS & Co. Miss
Ganahl, Jas Douglas, Savanna Grocery Co
] smith. W D Simkins, Epsteins Bro. Gorrie
ice Co, II NJ Selig, Savannah Plulbing Co. Mrs
s Fry Lindsay & u, Lppman Pos G Saussy.
HF LubS, " d Dixon, McGillis 63. p ] Golden
n Schroeder, A G Rhodes & Co Iutual G. l, Co
\ Thomas. Teeple Co, Jno Sons & Co. Z
Flkins, L Putzel, S Guckenheme& Son G. Hum
nell, Al Miller & Go. Kolsbrn & Bro. c A
Vetter. Lovell's Sons, N Y anderson, VIM
pey & T, J D Weed & Co, l Frid. a Meckay.
Antimigrane Co, Dale, D & CO Barbour & Co.
MS Buck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
The Now jury Lists

The jury commissioners have corr
pleted their revision of the jury boxes, after
number OF days of hard work, in which
the jury lists were thoroughly revised.
The grand jury box now contains $50
names, against 800 last year. The petit jury
box contains 1895 names, of which II are
colored, against 1881 names last year, of
which 81 were colored.
This is an increase over last year of 1874
petit jurors and grand Juror.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
PROPOSALS WANTED.

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, St. Augustine,
- Ella, Oct. 18th, fS90-SeaIed proposals in
tIipllcate, for furnishing rock and constructing
dyke at the Northwest Channel Entrance to
the Harbor of Key West. Fla. will be received
at this Office until IL O'Clock, noon, standard
time, on Nov. 10Th, 1890, aud then opened. For
all Information apply at this Office. The atten-
tion OF bidders is invited to Acts of Congress
approved February 26th, 1855, and February card,
1887. Vol 20, p. s32 and Vol "a, p. 4l4, Statutes
at Large. Preference win be given to material
of domestic produc ion, conditions of quality
and price Including In the price of foreign
materials the duty thereon) being equal w.
NJ BLACK. Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.
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Died from His Injuries.

Joseph H. Watson, who was so badly in
Jured by falling into the hold of the steam
ship City of Savannah last Tuesday, died
last night at the Savannah hospital
WatsOn's skull was fractured by the fall,
and he suffered greatly from the time of
the accident up to his death. His funeral
will take place this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from his residence, No. II jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

"Wnat awfully poor billiards Missem
plays. doesn't hel' Yes Only natural,
though" ''How So" Hes detective;
and, you know, they can't handle cue."-
st. Joseph hewS. -.
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important to Travelling Public.

New Everett Hotel now OPEN Largest. best
equipped. and most popular hotel in Jackson
Vile Rooms en- suite with baths-Rates 50
per day and upward.
I'D. MOWER & BAKER, Projectors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

He-Remember, you're taking my heart
with you. She-You are the fifth man that
has told me the same thing. You all must
think l am a pork packer YenoaCine's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
ROOMS WANTED.
sTRAYED.

COW STRAYED- -Strayed from Goodwin's
~ pasture Nov. "a white COW, with small
head and horns; brown spots on head and neck,
slit ia right ear. Had rope around her horns
when last seen. Any information OF said COW
will be thankfully received at EPISCOPAL OR
THAN HOME corner OF Liberty and Jefferson
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

The culprit who claimed to have worked
in a store was discovered to have worked
in with jimmy.-Tenos SVttngs
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TOR RENT, an elegant four-story building
Il 45x6o on Bull street, with a cellar 10 feet in
the clear. First story IS feet, second story IA
feet, third story Is feet fourth story IL feet
high. I1ate glass front, elevator and all mod
ern improvements and oa,eniences now In
course Of erection. One of the best stands In
the city aud would make an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, clothirg or drug store. same be-
ing one-Ialf of the new building to be occupied
BY us. The Two stores divided by fire wall.
Possession given from November 10Th TO De
cember LIST. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS, Savannah. Ga
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Philips Digestible Cocoa

Iakee 4Il1Ip Digestible Cocoa
h is na-.'efy delicious and nourishing drink.
geg,io.' i'uarly adapted for persons Of weak
ncoas in ,alllfering therein from all other
I'd groeer yue market. Kept by all druggists
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

EOR RENT OR SALE, fine new house on
4 Castor street, between Lincoln and Haber-
sham. just completed. All conveniences I'm
mediate possession. Apply to A. R. LAWTON
u, ia Bryan, or W. TRENHOLM HOPKINS,
at Savannah Guano Company. SS Bay.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. 81
A LII persons having demands against the
"A estate of EDWARD r. NEUFvILLE, late
OF Chatham county. deceased are hereby noti-
fed to render in their demands to the under
signed according to law; and ali persons in
debted to said estate are required to make Inn
mediate payment
NOVEMBER, 1890 JOHN +. KOLLOCK.
Executor K. II. Neufville. deceased.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY.-AlI persons
" having demands against the estate Of
CAROLINE COOK, late of said county, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to render In their
demands TO JohnA. Oliver, at Pooler. Ca, ac-
cording to law; and all persons indebted 70 said
estate are hereby required TO make immediate
payment to him, this 18th day OF November.
1890 CHAS. A. j. SWEAT,
JOHN A. OLIVER,
Qualified Executors of Estate Caroline
Cook, deceased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r R.H. JONES, Twhitaker. buy and sell all
Ia classes OF real estate, stocks and bouds,
give special attention TO collecting rents, pay
log taxes. insurance. etc, on all property
placed " my bands. Am offering some choice
lots and houses In the city, some very cheap
lots near city, on easy terms, and tho best
farming Land near city Call aud see me before
doing business elsewhere
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

nor RENT OR LEASE the Whitfield build
Il ing; 1t Is O handsome new ediflce, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of business; possession given iuime-
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN Treas
urer Union Society.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS IS Words or
sore. ~ osts eoisrtn iTassrtsd for ONE
GENT 4 Word. Gosh IN Advoaos. soeh
s=soy<Son.
Aes'yoody srho las any tcdnt 20 supply,
oastA'r5 to o.sy or eel, Gns business or
accommodations to aecars: indeed, any .cSsh
70 cTutifu should ods-rtIss s. TAI, oolu,,.,,
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Maximum temperature. 72. minimum tenn
perature. 81.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock g. m. yesterday augusta time was
6s feet, fall OF 0 foot during the past
tWenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending D. m. Nov Is, 1890, 18th Meridian time.
Observations taken at the came moment of
time at all stations.
1..r..
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TOR RENT. Dwelling and store IS Whitaker
a 4 81 from Noy 10, 1890. Apply to 3. $.
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THO RENT, the large hall in the Odd Fellows
n building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germans, sociabes balls
or any public gathering; seats GOO Apply to
the JANIIOR, or 10 A. r, FAWCETT, Market
Square.
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TOR SALE on the instalinent plan, a second
THOMAS, with Chisholm, Erwin 81 duBignon
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE, 5000 strawberry plants; orders
II left at Heidt's Drug Store.
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LNOR RENT-New nine-room house, with
Il large yard and stable sheds. Second avenue
between Draytan and Abercorn Apply at
CHARLES JEMDALS Restaurant, City Market
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ENOR RENT, building on Williamson and
n River streets Central r. X. passes the
6uilding), suitable for warehouse. and upper
floor fitted for stable, has stalls for 25 head
stock: rent low. Apply P, D. DAFFIN g. SON,
Real Estate Brokers' corner Bryan aud Drayton
streets
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NOR RENT, brick house corner st. Julian and
Il Abercorn streets; possession given at once
ALBERT WILLY, 100 Bryan street.
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PARLOR SUITE. MARBLE-rOP TABLE
EASY CHAIRS, MIRROR, n ANDSOME BLACK
REAUS. WASHSTANDS. WARDROBE, SEW
ERAL SINGLE BEDSTEADS, COTTON and
MOSS MATTRESSES, COUNTERPANEs.
SHEETS and BEDDING, PILLOWS, ROLLER
SHADES. PICTURES. TABLE CLOTHS. WAL
NUT DRESSING TABLE, STDFBOARD.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, KNIVES and
FORKS and SPOONS. SAFE. NEARLY NEW
Etc. ETC.
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ITO RENT, store and dwelling, corner Haber-
Il sham and Charlton streets.
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Apply to GUILMARTIN Il MEHRTENS'
Stables.
TOR RENT. stalls mule pens; accommoda
A. datfons for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables. 0U1LmARTIN & MEHRTENS.
EOR RENT, warehouse River street, for
IL merry occupied by Arteeian Ice Company.
Apply TO v. q. BELL, Business once. Morning
News.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE /!
By J. Mclaughlin & Son,

On FRIDAY, Nov. ssth. 1870. on the premises,
No. 81 Broughton street. between Hsberzhana
and Price streets. az II O'CLOCK:
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SOAP.

~TIndicates trace. 1Incnes and hundredths
G. s. GoRGAs. Observer Signal Corps.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM f.
d ESIDENCE AND STORE northeast corner
III West Broad anil Williamson streets va
cant Dec. l. w. j. HARTY, IS Habersham
street.
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A CHOICE selection of fne curtains Just re-
"A received, from SOC to o. pair. Call and
see them T. BNCO
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DIsTRIcTS,
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AVERAGE.

Sta. Max. Min. Rain
Itions Temp Temp fan.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LNANCY JERSEY BUTTER Just from dairy;
IL come and see IL. l.. NJ. WHITE, corner
Whitaker and State.
Thomas County cat., 1890-02-06


Death has again invaded the Blaine
household and taken away the eldest
daughter of the Secretary of State, Mrs
Alice Coppinser This bereavement,
is doubly sad because it follows Sc
closely upon the death of Walker
Blaine. 1t is in the presence of such
griefs that the fictitious distinctions of
human life vanish, and the close kin
ship of the race is revealed. The pride
of power cannot stay the visitations of
the destroying angel, and the allure
monts of place but mock the heart
which mourns for those who are not
Mr.. Blaine and his family have tasted
deeply of sorrow within the past year,
and Affections have multiplied to dis
turb their peace. In the visitations of
woe which have darkened their home,
they have had the sincere sympathy of
the American people, whose hearts are
quick to be touched by those misfor-
tunes which make the whole world
kin.