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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-11-27

She was standing On the cliff WITH be,
lover, whom she had come face to face
with franklin Emerson.
His dark eyes met hers in fecoRnf-
tion for moment and . mocking smile
coryed his lips 1t the sudden pallor Of
her face.
That night . note lay in her hand.
II must see you,n 1t ran Meet me-
below the clifYs at eight o'clock to
night"
Her face grew pale ss death.
II will not 20" she cried, land yet -
Oh, Iona, my sisterl Oh, God in Heaven
what will DOR
And then, as . promise given to the
dying crossed her mind, she lifted q
wrap, and, throwing 1t around her head
and shoulders, stole from the house.
A man stood waiting her coming.
You recognize me7. he said, pecu-
Liar smile curving his lips IS his eyes
fell on her face.
Eyes, | know you, Reginald Emsr-
son, and simply ASH the price Of your
silence
He laughed again.
Your memory does you credit be
said. Il believe you only saw -,
Never rnindr, cutting across his
words, II have asked the price OF your
silence -.------4=--...-.--- -
The man laughed as he answered her.
II will bring you it here at this time
Tomorrow, the girl said; and then
without another word she turned away
turned away and went quickly around
the edge Of the cliff, and came face to
face with Gerard Carrisbroke
Gerard Carrisbroke; but not the hand
some, bright-faced lover, whose eyes
had never looked with .=aught but love
upon her; but a man whose very lips
were white with passion, whose dark
eyes cleaned with jealous rage, whose
every feature was convulsed with the
tempest tossing his soul and flashing
his insane passion to fury.
so you have left your other lover,
Evelyn?' he said; "bnt scarcely ex-
pected to meet your dupe as you left
him.,
my God! Gerard, are. you mad?'' the
girl cried, holding out her hands in pas
sionate pleading.
fYes, am mad-or, rather, have been
mad, mad to have trusted your fair,
false face. Evelyn Clayton, do you
know what you have done? Wrecked a
mans life, his hope, his happiness and
destroyed his faith in the truth OF
women"
II have done nothing to be ashamed
OF, she answered, her pride coming to
her aid. =
Gerard caught her hand.
Lock at me, and answer mev' he
said. who is that man you met, and
what is he to you? Answer me that
Evelynr
Il can not tell you, Gerard she said,
quietly, her eyes full on his face.
Can not tell mel My Godl Evelynl
Can not tell me, and you my promised
wife?"
She laid her hand lightly on his arm
II love you, Gerard" she said. 81 am
loyal and true to you; but can tell you
nothing about the man l met tonight
Dearest can you not trust me?"
Trust you2 No! No woman will
bear the sacred name Of wife to me
whose past" z-------- z=a===7
Il will certainly not bear It," she
said, proudly; "yod9 are free-perfectly
free, as far as am concerned, Mr.. Car
risbroke."
The next moment she had drawn his
ring off her finger and laid it in his
hand.
Il will keep 1t as memento of the
faithfulness of woman" he said,
Then he turned and left her standing
Understanding moment " hite and
motion1ess, the next she threw up her
hands with bitter cry, and sunk white
and motionless under the plying light
of the rising moon.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-11-27
DAIRY DOTS.

The followin g items are from the Ma
tional Stockman:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
rnE JOKE WAS ON Mr.. SAWYER.

Moro TSAan 1000 wounen want to Marry
the WisoOnsia senator.
Prom tho Milwaukee sentinel.
A few days since n New York ncwspa-
per correspondent, i'm lieu Of n better or
more appropriate subject for his WASH
ington letter, presented in his paper u
dab sketch ON the senatorial bach
elors and widowcrs, and the great catches
among the Legislators i'm the upper branch
Of congress-. The article was illustrated
and highly colored. sufficiently SO to at
tract the eye OF any .n a%ol aI1;n.. female asrc
grouped together i'm a handsome picture
representing likely widowers and their
s sSsss kind asr"n an% ". most s' phiian,hropie
faces.
II is apparen, tha !.@s7 females in the
by the opportunities il offered for a splen-
did catch. II appears that each OF these
,tSis L iS5ai e.S Tn nfhlR1aarr,aSSrranniicyc% s"ns e Mse
of the senior Wisconsin senator, the de-
scription given of the elegant new home
p %Ror''xx 4, pf fsass enough f's Of ,he %aa
seemed to he SO impressed to open mp In
the astonishcd gaze OF Mr.: SAWYER a cor
which for volume. flow of soul and de-
li9htful opportunities for coniugal bliss.
standing i'm the church of the Latter Day
Saints, Salt Lake City, swear renewed
allegiance to the spirit and the commands
Letters came from widows and maidcns,
from some lowly i'm life and some who
would be willing to light up the new sena,
torial home with n glow that would
scorch the frescoing. Some wanted To
exchange photos. and Others would bc
willing to fly tn the ample protection of
the senatorial arm if the senator would
prepay passenger tariff rates on q sizable
package of ambitious woman. Some
were seriously loving and some were pa
theticallyt touching i'm theiI solicitude for
the senator's welfare.
The senator had his laugh over the ten
der espistles, and after destroying Il part
of them, b~etllought himself of the cour-
tcsy due u brother senator. and i'm a plain,
matter of business way, folded each letter
and wrote across Inc back in the custom
AIRY manners:
s.Respectfully referred to- the Hon.
William B. Allison, L. =. senate, with the
request that my de- ac-
c~omrnodated, il possible, by him.
"PHILETCS
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THE c
These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.

These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.
Sn.ar-Eranulatesl per 100. 'C'' 500: light
brown, $500; pulverizeti III Il A.. New York, sl3.
20: loaf, Si3.l 10; maple per pound. 5c.
Coifee.. Market strong; green Rio, ioa2ic:
Mocha, 370r4Oc: roasted Rio and Costa Hica, aG6n
3Dc; roasted Carbaio, SIC: roasted Mocha and
Java, 3s6aJ0c: Arhncklc's, :sJr.
Teis-Japan, ayp!slc: English breakfast, Io.S,
son, .5c6t - 90.
Picklcs-Eastern-3 gal, SASH gal, $3.50; 10
gal, 5000.
Potatoes-si.75 per cwt.
Cabbage-I'er cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per ease. 500.
Butter-Ier n, 35Gt 400.
Cheese-Per n, 2O0125.
= Dried apples, per IN packages, .3c@s
Salt Lake, l6c: apricOts, Poe; cvaIOrated ditto,
25c blackberries, lie: raspberries, 3r.
California fruits. S5.OObG.5O per case.
81, stamdard tomatoes; ss.s'.
IN standard peas, $3.50; seconds, sass.
Pm string and Lima beans, S2.sJ.
Dried Bc~ans-Navy, 5000 per 100 NJ; Lima,
WheatSNo. /. per 100 n, 5000.
| Corn-Cracked per 100 n. Sl.55.
Bran.Per 100 ID, si.O; bran ami shorts per
Fioar-.Per 100 N, rillsbury,s best, $3.50: Og-
Corn meal-Per 100 n, $3.50.
Dat mcal-Pcr 100 n, $40.
I.ard-1OMl2c.
Fresh Meats.Pork, he: beef. s@eoc; lamb,
quarters, 15c1IS1.U0; mutton, sGLIJc.
Salt M~eats-Han, 100 zoe; bacon, Ice; cOrned
beef. 1Oc: pork. f5c; Sausage, 2tanlJc
Coal-Per ton, hard, si9.1o; soft, s2.O.
WOOd-Per cord. Sf.JD.
! Hay-Per ton, S2J.N.
| Straw-Per ton, si2.S.
Oats-Per cwt, 500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
The Voice of Experiences.

From Puck.
Professor Harvard understand that
Dr.. Wisscnchaft il going to lecture Oh
1.-THE Cave-Dwellcrs of the Prcglacial
PERIOD" Professor Princcton-well, he
ought tn know something about that sub
ject. Professor Harvard-Nhy" Profess
sor Princcton-He lives in a flat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
1t Was am InpossiIility.

From the Binghampton Republican.
Atth door: "Marier, this is the fifth
time I've asked you to come and let me in
From tho upper window: 'wcll, ! heard
you. Say il again and then sing it,
ssCan't. 1 aint got the key
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
LEGAL.
NOTICE TO w

STATE az MONTANA,
touNTN of DEER Iop3E,
January Z, ts.U.
To Frank q. Brown Nou are hereby noiified
that . have expended for the years ISIS and Isso,
each, on. hundred dollars In assessment work
ON the "BoiianZa' quartz lode mining claim,
lying I'm AN unorg,nil-d district in beer Insig,
county, ana located November 10, iss5. And II
within ninety days from the nrst publication ~
this notice you fail To contribute your prpIpr-
ton ~ such expenditure rs cu-owuer your inter
est i'm said claim viii become the property Of the
undersigned under section = ga. Revised statutes
Of the United states.
lSignedl LOUIS SCllOIN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

MOE SAlE-pp,l a ou ,r,l .,r,,t. Will, thr,,.
ii hous.~. rents for a., mr. .no,,tt, nri,,. 81 ga
Terms. sI..c .,,.I' Is,i:anr,. IN m". .,ar' NnI,an
y '"'>'S.
>oR SaIE-rvo ,hr.,.r.,n, h.nu>,-~ On w,.,
n S.s,w,.i ssr.., ,,r,... -, .,.,~, .,..,i
Ssahan n iin>iey.
I.>oH sAIE-un,. nur-,.., hams. AM, Ian, nm
Il n,sr i"'i,,ss'' u.u.s. ~ Nv 81
NOR ~SAIE-po.. 0y.-,w,n ,,,i.t b.u,~. an
II cedar street. rcnt,,i for SIN rer ,no,,tb
IIhc S.'ss. Ntaisan y tlnsley.
TNOR SNIE- Or,. .,r,,.. L., v,,, x.x.n -r..,n,
II hSns. en- UaI !, r,,.t y a,,,a ,,r,,,, ..
s"'' q s-'"s'ey.
NOR SAlE-\ Large. list ,f ,,rots.rtx hath "a.
il cant ana ,p,ur..,..i .s Ill 49, 's.s r,,.ii,
vcu' NV sstie u suNcrtiSr tsti ~ .nir "fii'r Tor
"e"''''"" 'h'i prices Niah'n q iin>'"S.
NOR - Three. to,~ i'm hi.s.L "A s,.,,,.nS
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FOR RENT.

II mENT s;,lsn re,,anrant and ,:hsing
month: fixtures AMI f,rrnitmr. AZ value CT
t%;iit,.rt \ Co. IN East lark street, Butte. .
~. HiNr-''nr : r,@,m HOUSE and one . roorn
takes an. ';oo-i lea.r. Cd. Gilbert ( Co. .
'l>p RENT-I.e~Iaurapi-An newly furnished.
oi First street. Asitrcss U. ~. ltoN so. g
1 including water s.. Mahan 4 iinsiey.
i sia Mai,an 4 Linsl"y.
'1~t EENT-F"ur nicely furnished r.-o,ns in
Nathan Il i.insiry.
Two RENT, ,ri.e handsome offices in the pwyrr
offices. Mahan & Iinnsicy.
'Nr mmHL.r ".r,ro%m h:ase on ,irsh street,
Two >aioon and fixtures on Front.
street prize" per month SIS. Maian 4
i rirsi street; each SEQ Manan s Tinsl"y.
WANTED--HELP.
w ANTED Two hundred teams. and suit
Ta,ss and tt;'"sy"r'at on fnrnishei; =, : East
p,oymcnt Bureau. rlitr. ~
WAN1ED Fifty m.n for railroad work in
Montana mean Butte. Inquire OF T.. VI.
East broadway, Butte. q:
WANTED. onc hundred and huy rock men
w for Utah; fare ~ q. Inquire - East
Payment bureau. II HWe. " ~
WANftD Three Scandinayi IAN girls for gen
w tfu h~ndi>cwnrN. wages 50 per month; one
american girl for general houscwork, wages so
PER month. Apply Ia q. y. Gilbert ~ Co, the
scandinavian Employment Agents room :, III
East lark street, Butte. ~
NA rock men. - t-anl>trrs. "A,
w sho,rlrrs, - >craIrr holders: will shin
SUNDAY night. Apply To the American and :. an
,iinaNian Employment Bureau. room NJ. ;. M.
~. East fark street. BUTTE. -
WANTED Men for all kinl> of work. Ap-
w ply to &. y. Gilbert 4 60, roam No. :. NJ.
". East fark street. Butte. -
WANfEp Twenty i've wo~"i choppers. APP
w ply Ia Elli>i"i Fiuming 90, ElriStuii,
Mont. ptt
M i,p iu'n fpr railroad work at Me
w Cannon. Idaho, t. ship In gangs of hftc.n
inru ar more. Good wages. Board stp psr
week. Inquire at once, * East lark street.
Butte. Daniels n Henley.
M ANTFD i,skIurn Ia 90 Ia Milford. Utah,
w To work On tunnel -..25 per day board 81. IA
per week. ln'Inir" at ~ East l'ark street. Dan
i.i> y Henry.
IN" NrEp Ten teams Ia work ON contract
Wv work eau make go@si wages. M. - East
broadway. Hnttc.
WANTED pnr hundred men for railroad
w work IN I tal. tcafnstcr>, rock men, lahor-
-rs. tie makers, 1T the old reliable National I'm
p!"y inent bureau. * East Broadway, Butte. q.
NJ. bIrrnicimrr.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertise sas sfs under fhts head pHs csHf psr
word each Insertion I, special rtrfes oa cssafrdrfs
far dssnife psrissis. No advertisement dcssptsd
for lxx than 2J rsysfx.
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WASTED-situaiion I'm grocery or fruit store
w by a young man "f good address, thor
a. ghly understands the business. can give
reference: worked for last employer four years.
Inquire at = East Park street. Butte. II
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
y. r. Hauscr, John e. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, *. -. Hamilton.
Granville stuart, a.. AZ. Allen,
r. II, kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. f.archec-
T.. q. Power.
General banking business transacted. Iu.-r-st
paid ON time deposits.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.

NOTICE TO CO-OwNER.
STATE or MONTANA,
Cot NrN pF DEER IoBGE, :
February 10. is.O.
Ia Thomas Cowan:
Nou AR. hereby notified that W. have expended
SiOO in assessment work Ia labor and Improve.
lnrnts upon the Mrtslyni quartz lSte IN the Orr
Emo Mining District. North Fork ~ the Dry cot
tonwupl, In order Ia hold said premises under
the tuited States. being the amount required Ia
hold the same for the year ending lb,rrInbrr u,
lisa. And IL within ninety days from the Irst
publication al this notice yol fail ar refuse Ia
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
AS c~o-owneT, your interest In said ciatin will be-
section 2,3st.
lSignedl
j. DUFFY,
PATRICK GORDON.
First Published February i6th, isss.
STATE or MONTANA.
COUNTY of DEER LODGE.
January q, is.D.
To T.. q. Brown, Sadie j. Brown and Charles
Du hey;
You are hereby notified that W.. have expended
one hundred dollars in assessment work in labor
and improvements upon I'll. Annie Glover quartz
lode. in order Ia hold said premises under TN.
prov isions ~ section 2,32i. Revised statute of the
United states, being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending December 3ist,
publication at this notic, YOU fail or rcfns. Ia
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
as co-ownsrs Your Interest In said claim will he
com. the property of the subscribers under said
section :,lss.
lSignedl r. -. EkSTATr,
Butte CITY, Mo tana
JOHN nARrZ,
Anaconda, Montana.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

pfFIcE on ritE SECRETARY on rHE AMY
y SiiNEs>Ntru CONSOLIDATED
MINING tuNPANN.
BrrrE, Mont, Feb. ,, is.p.
Notice IL hereby tlNen that the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Amy x silver
smith Consolidated Mining Company viii he
held at tn. onic" of the com Isiny, - West Broad
way. tutte, Montana, saturday, March ~. is:p,
at the hour of 4 o'clock 4. M, for the purpose Of
slecting "A Board az Trustees and for the transar.
ton of such other business rs may come before
said meeting. By order Of
GEOHi:E w. IRWIN. H.. President.
Attest: CuAniEs =. wARRtN, Secretary.
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III O'LEAHN
T.. CHRISMAN. ID. ID. y.

L. +. CHRISMAN. ID. DIS
once, First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
TEETH EXTRACTED PAIN
by a new process. All classes of Dental Work
executed in first class manner. Artificial
Teeth without Plates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11
WANT TO COME rqesAvANNAH.
a Big Manufacturing Company Tai
ing of Locating Here.

Big Manufacturing Company Talk
ing of Locating Here.
Savannah's advantages as manufactur-
ing city are beginning to be recognized by
capitalists. The National Lathe and Tool
Company of Philadelphia, of which Mayor
Filter Of Philadelphia is vice president, has
written to Mayor Schwarz and Supt.
Howard, of the board of trade, that it pro-
poses to locate a manufacturing plant some
where in Georgia for the production of all
kinds OF woodwork by patented machinery
The company has factories in London.
Eng, Boston. San Francisco, and Tacoma.
MIR. Filter writes that the company is ready
TO establish a factory in Savannah and
locate permanently here, if a sufficient
number of responsible citizens will
assume the direction and control
of the plant, contributing suff-
Gent subscriptions only to handle the
plant and operate it. Mr.. Filter says that
the company will accept stock in prefer
ence to any money consideration, and will
sufficiently prove all statements made to
the satisfaction of those who are disposed to
take hold of the matter.
The company invites committee from
Savannah to visit any of its factories, with
view to organizing company here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11
THE GOOD OF THE FREEZE.
1t VIII Make the City Healthier Mex
Summer

1t VIII Make the City Healthier Next
Summer.
There is no misfortune without some
thing to compensate for it, " said physician
yesterday. The cold weather of last week
was bad for the truck farmers he went
on to explain, "but its good results will ap-
pear next summer. If it had not been for
the three cold nights when the mercury was
in the twenties for hours, there would have
been, after the open winter, larger per-
centage Of sickness this summer. The
freezing weather has destroyed disease
germs, and proper sanitation during the
summer will, with the county and city
drainage, tend to decrease malarial dis
eases
The resolution of Alderman Cam looking
to the construction of a closed sewer to take
the place Of the open Bilbo canal seems to
point to sanitary improvement long de-
manded by every consideration of the public
health, and it is learned that City Engineer
Winn is, under the resolution, making up
the estimate Of the probable cost of the
work. 1t is claimed that there is ample
time to construct the closed sewer before hot
weather sets in, and it is understood that the
present council is In favor of the abandon
ment of the open canal at the earliest prac-
ticable moment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11
MAY HAvs ONE NEXT YEAR.
The City Can Get Along Without al
Electrician Another Twelve Months.

The City Can Get Along Without an
Electrician Another Twelve Months.
The suggestion of the Southeastern tariff
association to the city council that a local
electrician be appointed is not likely to be
adopted this year. The communication
was referred to the committee on streets
and lanes, and at the last meeting the COM
mittee reported that it lie on the table for
the present.
Alderman Harmon, chairman of the street
and lane committee, said yesterday that in
the judgment of the committee the office of
electrician cannot be provided for this year,
but maybe next year.
The Southeastern Tariff Association has en-
electrician for the states of Georgia, Flor
ida, Alabama, and the two Carolinas. whose
duty 1t Is to inspect the electric light plants
and wires in all the cities of his territory
to see II the wires are properly insulated and
deficiencies are pointed TO be corrected, and
lessen the danger of fires from poorly in
sulated wires. In many cities of the south
it has been found that the insulation is not
perfect.
The Southeastern Tariff Association, in
It's communication, suggested to the council
that 1t would be well to have a local cleo
trlcian to inspect the electric lighting sys-
TEN here with their electrician, but it APP
pears that for the present the city will try
and get along without one, and depend
upon the official electrician of the tariff as
ISOLATION. who will be here in a few days
to make the inspection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11
FIGHT OVER A CITY LOT.

DR.. Norton Sues for Possession of
Property He Claims TO Have Bought
In the superior court yesterday Judge
Falligant granted temporary injunction,
restraining Mary E. Behnken and William
E. Behnken from removing any part of the
burned building at Barnard and Anderson
streets, or disposing of the ground or en-
numbering it. The petition for the injunc-
ton was filed by DR.. r. G. Norton, who
also asks the court to compel the Behnkens
to make him title to the property, as he
alleges that he purchased it Dec IL last for
50, 7O0 and he attaches an exhibit to his
declaration which is q certificate of pur-
chase from LaRoche & McLau ghlin, agents
of the property in dispute.
DR.. Norton alleges that he has rendered
the purchase money, which has been re-
fused, and that the defendants have placed
the property with |. ID. LaRoche & Son for
sale. He says that he built two handsome
houses on the adjoining lot, and, to prevent
the Behnken lot from having negro tene-
ment houses built thereon, be bought the
lot of their brokers, LaRoche & McLaugh-
lin.
In granting the temporary injunction. the
court required the defendants to answer
March "a, showing cause why the injunc-
ton should not be made perpetual and the
specific performance sued for should not be
ordered.
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sEEDsMEN KEPT BUSY.
Big Demand for Seed for Replantin
After the Hard Freeze.

Big Demand for Seed for Replanting
After the Hard Freeze.
j. 7. ShUptrine, in an interview yesterday
with MORNING NEWS reporter, said that
the recent freezes have caused an increased
demand for seed, and he estimates that the
demand is fully 25 per cent. greater than
usual after first paintings
very small part of this demand, Mr.
Shuptrine says, is for peas, as it is consid-
cred too late to plant for the northern
market
The principal demand is for beans, which
are being extsa sively planted in the place
OF peas, which we're frozen out, and where
the dry rot has destroyed the potatoes. A
great many of the northern seed pota-
toes, principally from Massachusetts seed.
have failed to terminate. and farmers are
replantlng with beans.
There is an increase in the demand for
tomato and cucumber seed, the tomato
plants having been cut down under glass.
Mr. Shuptrine says that after ordering as
much seed as he thought ample for his trade
during the entire summer, he found it
necessary TO order $50 bushels more by tel
egraph.
Referring to the heavy loss sustained by
truckers, MIR. Shuptrine says that had it
not been for the cold wave there would
have been shipped from Savannah last
week and this week fully $4,000 worth of
meas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-11
CITY BRBVITIES.

Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 231, F. ard
A. M, meets this evening.
Regular meeting of Oglethorpe Lodge No.
l, I. o. Q. F., this evening
A stuffed rattlesnake is On exhibition at
j. Gardeners. The snake measures seven
feet and has ten rattles 1t was brought in
by colored man from st. Catharine's
Island, who said that it had bitten a horse
belonging to Mr.. Rauers, and that the horse
died
The principal churches of Savannah are
about to put notices of their services in the
offices Of all the hotels to direct strangers to
the church of their choice. The denoinina-
tions will be arranged in alphabetical order.
and the notices will be encased in large
polished oak frames to open with a Ioek
and key, so that changes can be made when
desired.
The public hydrant at jefferson and
Berrien streets. the leaky condiUion of
which was reported in Yesterdays MORN
ING NEWS, was examined yesterday by the
water-works authorities, and it was found
that some mischievous urchin had inserted
wire in the hydrant which interfered
with the working of the valve. The water
was shut off and the hydrant will have TO
be taken out in order to make the necessary
repairs,