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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-07

The general list displayed little or no feature of
interest al any part Of the day, but as a rule
Missouri Pacific. Wheeling and Lake Erie,
Lake Shore, Lackawanna. and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy showed the greatest
strength. In the afternoon Erie securities be-
came the great feature of the day, and the
stock became leader in activity while rising 10
per cent from its lowest point OF the forenoon.
Preferred stocks aud bonds followed. and che
strength shown had good influence on other
parts OF the list most stoks again being brought
up beyond their opening figures. There were
no developments TO account for the sud en-
squirt, but Influential traders were large buyers
OF stock on tee advance. Some OF this i'm
provement was lost late in the day. but the
market was finally closed quiet but firm, gen.
orally at Insignificant gains over first prices
and with most of the list practically at last
nights figures Erie is up and Tennessee Coal
IA per cent, bat the rest are only sill ,htly
changed for the day. The sales of listed stocks
to-day were $4,000 shares; unlisted, 5000
shares.
The toll )1ing wsre the closiag quotations OF
ha Ma ~
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

Charleston, S c Oct 4-Schr Eleanor, Mccoy,
from New York. arrived or the bar today schr
Ihomas w Haven in tow. Picked her mp 10
mics NNE of here on Oct 3, waterlogged aud
a. andoned; all spars standin 2. dec load gone
main rigging on port side adrift and mainmast
shaky, decks just awash; boat gone; crew sup
posed TO have gone in boat aud been rescued.
rugs nave gone to her assistance. aud will
PROBABLY get her in tomorrow. The w II was
vas last reported from Fernandina, Fla, Sept
p, for New LONDON
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DEPARTED csrERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue Garrett. Darien, and
Brunswick--W T Gibson. Manager.
steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Beaufort, Port
Royal aud Button C II Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Farmer, Ferrabee, Fernandina--C
Williams. Agt.
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New York. Oct 4-Passed through He'll Gate
bound east schr = "A Weaver. Wuitnsy, Eaven-
nah for New Haven lanehorsd in Hart Island
roads,
Hamburg, OCT g--Arriycd. ba,'k Ensign LBrl.
PhiAles, brunswick.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Bark Helios [Norl, Glasgow.
Bark Wandering Jew. New York.
Bark Inverdruie LNorl. Brunswick.
Schr John G schmidt. Philadelphia.
Schr Maggie. Andrews. Paysantn.
Schr Nimous lin tow tug lnternationaD. for
New York,
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i2 %; extra prime $40 75s1i CO.. Beef dull and
steady; family Sll 010l2 90; extra mess
80 O00I0 %. Beef hams dull, quoted At Si3 SO.
Tierced beef quiet; city extra, India mess,
els 00020 10. Cut meats duh; shoulders 6lAc;
picked bellies S350sc; hamG 10I9Dllc. Middies
dull, weak; short clear. September delivery
steam s. O5: city Sc sO@5 %; options-october
delivery 81 C3; November delivery 81 C6; De-
cember delivery S; January delivery 81 Is.
Peanuts quiet; fine fancy hand pcNed &c;
farmers 2IS0SISc. Freights to Liverpool firm
and in good demand; cotton. per steam. l5-64d:
grain. SGD
CHICAGO, Oct 6.--Wheat was strong and
higher to-day. Shorts were nervous and dis
posed TO cover, but found but little was for sale
They were aided ia the early part Of the session
by good purchasing orders Tor New York ac-
count. There was free bIyin oy leading com
mission houses and trading became excited.
December opened at 9S61oS14c, advanced sharn-
ly to 994c but eased Off to $3.50 and stood at voc
at noon against 9134c at the close yesterday
wheat became easier, and after sell
ing at 9g1sc fell TO 9s3sc, but
closed steady at 9S18c The most urgent shorts
had covered by noon. and some of the early
buyers began to realize on the advance. Corn
was quite irregular and at times hal a sever.
slump, but the strength in wheat dna " caused
il to recover part of the decline. October
opened unchanged at 5214c and sold quickly TO
h2lSc Then, ON free selling by soma of the bi :
operators, the market became very heavy and
taere was quick drop TO 5l4c But when the
pressure was removed the mark t recovered
some. and was helped by the strength In wheat
selling back TO 52}Ic and of TO 62c. During the
last hour the market became frmer on light
estimated receipts for tomorrow, October al
vancing to 524c. but it soon ceased on free
selling and rumors of more new corn arriving
in Kansas City aud st. Louis IN a fins and dry
condition. and sold Off to and closed at 5lS4c
Oats were quiet, and with narrow fluctuations
closed at yesterdays last prices. Hog products
were weak and lower influenced good deal By
weakness in corn and the absence of buyers,
aud the close shows a loss of 1910 G21c on pork
7124l0c on lard and like amount on ribs The
board will not be in session tomorrow on &C
count OF the Grant statue unveillng.
CHICAGO. Oct Cash quotations we're as fol-
lows: Flour steady. unchanged; spring patents
81 e7ssGH4 9791; winter patents S47O04 IS; bak-
ers', 81 lOGn4 %; straights 81 65G9j TO- Wheat
No. 9 spring, 931kc; No : red, 96c
Oorn-No. 2, 51l@59c. oats-No. ?, 26
@264c. Mess porK, per barrel, 80 $500 60
Lard, per 100 ms, So 72ls0675. Short ribs sides,
loose g. !097 90. Dry salted shoulders,
boxed, So 25D6 40. Short clear sides. boxed.
81 1907 50. Whisky at 81 Is.
R.s faIl
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NOTICE To MARINEpS

Notlcesto marin srS, pilot charts ani all mai
tical Information will b. furnished masters OF
VeSSelst res OF charge at the Ultei States Nv
ur.Sraphlc y ncs IA the Custom House. Cap
tainS are REQUESTED 20 call at the Off ,e
LIEUT. f II SHERMAN,
In charge Hydro Eraphic SLation.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News.


corroy-There was good steady inquiry.
-ticb was general. The market was steadier
,,.5ar free offerings, and good days
S,,siness was accomplished. The to-
al sales for the day were Ais bales. On
change at the opening call, at 10 a. m,
AZ market was bulletined steady and
Unchanged with sales Of 625 bales. At the
socond call, at l p. m. it was steady, the sales
tai,g .s23 bales. At the third and last call, at
An m, it closed steady and unchanged, with
t,rtber sales of 1868 bales. The following are
the official closing spot quotations of the Cot
- rrnhanPe:
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EXPORTS
CONSIGNFES.

Per bark Vega [Rusl. for Queenstown or Fall
mouth, for orders. =, 1873 bbls spirits turpeutine
measuring l!2. l0i gallons.-Jas Faris, Jr.
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Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
=; Anderson.
Bark Vega lRusl, Gronroos, Queenstown or
Falmouth for orders-Chr g Dahl & Co.
Schr Nimbus. Larabee. New York On tow tug
Internationally Harriss & Co.
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Sweet potat es, d bush, white. As q So
PoULraY-Market amply supplied; demand
good.
demand steady.
PcANUrs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
teady.
SUGAR-Georgis and Florida nominal none in
market.
HoNEY-Demend nominal.
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Stylish hats, new reckwear aud Lyons
fine umbrellas at LaFar's.-Ad
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Umbrellas, umbrellas Mcintosh coats
and rubber az LeFar's.-Ad.
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Just look! Only 50 for a nice stiff hat
new style. At LaFar's. q Bull street.-Ad.
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Old neNspapers-200 for 3 oonts-at
business Office. MORNING NEws.-Ad.
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WEDNESDAY. Oct. z, 1sg.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Welfield LBrl Evans, HaItlepool
n ballast to Richardson s. Barnard.
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ABERDEEN, O.. July 81, 1891.

Messra Lippmdn Bros, Savannah. Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I bought bottle Of your P. z. P.
at Hot Springs, Ark, and 1t has done me more
good than three months treatment at the Hot
Springs.
Have you no agent in this part OF the country
or let me know how much 10 will cost to get
three or six bottles from your city by express.
Respectfully Yours,
I'D. Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The market for SD irits tur-
pentine was quiet and steadier. There was a
quiet inquiry and fair business doing The
total sales for the day were 87l casks of regu-
lars at sac. AT the Boaru of Trade
on the opening call the market was reported
steady at 3414c for regulars. At the second
call it closed steady at 3l14cfor regulars Rosin-
The market continues quiet aud firm at quota
tons. There was good demand with pretty fair
offerings The sales during the day were about
1890 barrels. At the board of trade on the
opening call the market was reuorted firm at
the following quotations: A B D and f. 81 90:
81 -; g. 81 s0;sH, 81 As; I, 81 co; K, 81 80; NJ.
white, 1878. At the last call it closed I'M
changed
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Shipping INrELLtGENcE
MINIATURE ALdAyAJ-rHts DAY

DUN ~ - j. ~
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH $40 A N. 1913 N
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RICE

New YoaK. Oct. 6-Rice quiet and firm :;
domestic, fair TO extra So 07c; Japan so
05Ac.
Nav OaLgAss. Oct. G.-Rice easier; ordinary
to prime. 3js641sc.
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RIcE-The market was quiet and unchanged.
There were no sales during the day. The fol-
lowing are the oinclaI quotations OF the Board
highar.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-17
An Ornamental stove.

The idea is just suggested that an or
namental stove be put in the market
not merely an ornamental article, bu
one that is artistic-one that will adorI
as well as comfort the home circle
It is a good idea, and has oui
hearty support. In fact, we are anx
ious about it. The stove has M
nobler friend than the editor OF thu
paper-no one who has given 1t sucf
careful, intelligent study; no one who
has so faithfully tried to understand 1t
So we feel a peculiar right to speak out.
The article from which we gather the
suggestion says that there is no reason
why there should not be costly stove
We don't exactly understand what Is
meant by this. Every stove we have mac
anything to do with was costly enough
But perhaps the writer refers to the
market price. If so, we coincide Wild
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New England rnouisltiveness.

1t is remarkable the amount Of in.
quisitiveness New Highlander develops
in the course of his life There is moth.
ing awkward or constrained about it, 1t
comes easily, naturally and gracefully.
In no part of New England is this trait
so carefully cultivated as in our own
dear Connecticut. Its fruits are shown
in the record of the patent offire There
are other fruits. however, not quite so
happy. which never get inside Of the
patent Office, and it is Just as well they
don't. Here is an instance in kind: A
Danbury grocery firm have taken the
agency for hammock. One of the ar.
ticles they have hung at the front in the
shade of their porch They hungi it there
as sample and as an advertisement,
but numerous people have got into it to
see how it worked.
1t hung so low they could easily sit in
it. and undoubtedly the motion was
agreeable and comforting. But the
grocers didn't fancy this performance,
especially as the hammock sitters were
not hammock buyers, Saturday after
noon they removed the loop at one end
from the hook. and fastened it by bit
of Irvine instead Shortly after man
came in for two quarts of molasses. Ii
was put up in his pail, and paper tied
over the top. as he had forgotten to
bring cover. When he passed out he
saw the hammock. His curiosity was
aroused at once, The grocers were busy
inside. so he thought he would investi-
gate on his own hook. With that keen
intuition peculiar to New England
man he saw at a glance that it was
something to get into He knew it was
nothing to wear. and was equally sure it
could not be arranged for cooking. He
sat down in it. Then he swung back
ward and lifted his feet up. Then the
Irvine fastening gave way.
1t was dreadful affair. He had the
pail of molasses sitting on his lap, and
there was dog sitting under the ham
mock. Neither the dog nor the molasses
expected anything, any more than the
man himself did. 1t was a terrible sur
prise to all of them. The man and the
dog lost their presence of mind, and even
the pail lost its head. The molasses went
into his lap. and ran down his legs. and
swashed up under his vest. and insinu-
ated itself some way in between himself
and his clothes. And when he went
down he hit the dog with his heel on the
back, and the dog was SO wild with ter
ror and amazement that it set up head
splitting yell and fled madly down the
street, having first taken the precaution
to bite him on the leg and to tip over a
tier of wooden water pals
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT. 4

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS at Chelsea In and for
said District on the 18Th day of Now. A. d.. 1891
An Instrument with codics annexed. purporting to
be the astiWfil and Testament Of COrnelus Robinson
late oiChesein said district deceased being present.
ed 10 the Couri by Wilbur X sturtevant and +. o.
Tracy the Executors therein named. for Probate.
IL Is ORDER. BY the
said Court That all persons concerned therein be
titled 20 appear at session of saldCourt TO be held
the Orange County Hotel In Chelsea the nth day Of
Dec. A. ID. 1891. and show cause II any they
may have against The Probate of said will for which
purpose II Is further ordered that copy Of the rec
ord of this order he published three weeks success
lively IN the Herald and News. printed West RAM
doph,previous TO said time appointed for hearing.
By the Court, Attest,
947 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge,
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Wot's the use ov feller's trying to be
good sometimes! Wot kline of a Chris
mas haz this bin. Ide like to kno? Thare
l got up this morning sayin Ide just lay
myself out to be a merry, merry Christ
mas boy today, an wot's happened5
First thing wen got down stares an
went over my presents-bang up lot,
too; lie say that--it cum into my mine
that on this happy day we awt to think
of our dunn bestes, an that the dog an
cat awt TO have good time, like foxes.
Thay seemed actin jest abowt az yous-
ual, an it Christmas day tool | heerd
Ant Jane say, Let dogs delite to bark
an bite" an spoze cats is the saim way
an enjoize exsitement.
Thayre about of a size. an so | nailed
Unkle Jeff's bull terryer an our ole cat
up in box together soze thay Good have
a Christmas time. Thay scanned to, rite
off. never heerd such sownds befoar.
1t was a good dele dog an a good dele
cat an lots ov it. An wen unkle. at
tracked by the sownds in the brite aire
ov the yard, come out an foun me an
opend the box thay had bin havin good
time, az ennybody Good see. The dog had
wun lief an the cat had mos ov 'er tale.
Thay ware bizzy an happy in thare but
Ant Jane WOE offul mad an Unkle JEFF
land me.
Then wen / went out on the strete
feelin DISCUS an NETT Johnny Stryker
an scot i'm with SNOWFALL with jest
little gravel in it, coz it waz the jovial
holiday, he hollered an Unkle JEFF cum
out agin, an thare waz moar trubble. |
doant wunder l felt little awf then
an went in befoar kumpany at hoam an
ask wat waz in Ant James stockin-
sheze offul fat--an wen the kumpany
koodent CESS l said there waz about
thirty pounds in it, 'cept at mite; an
then l waz more abuze. An awl becoz
l was plaful an wanted to be merry,
merry boy today.
1t wood bin all rite, tho, if it hadent
bin for 10 Garno. Howl despite that
boy! Heze biggern |, but heze kowrd,
an wen l get well heze goin to wish he
was a elefant's son in sum forren Ian
sumware long way from me, for line
goin for i'm. 1t waz him-the trater to
the caws!-wot diddent keep up his en-
wen we plade Sanity Claws in the barn,
with sicks tinny ranedeer, only there
waz only two ranedeers wen we got the
jerry CATS up on the haymow an l tried
to drive EN- down on aire, like Sanity
Claws in the picture. 1t wazzent my
fawlt if the fool CATS wot wede hawld up
with so much trubble woodent slide
down on aire, but jest KUN down kerr
smashi The CATS broak three of thare
legs an | only broak wun, but hear l am
in bed an kant wawk, the doctor SEE, for
a munth, an that 10 Garno, wot dassent
ride down on the cats, is latin thru the
windo. o, waite til l get well Wot a
Christmas this haz bini-Chicago News.
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sherif,s Sale.

Levied upon by virtue OF an execution, the fol-
lowing described lands and premises in Chelsea in
the County Of Orange and State Of Vermont: Being
the lands and premises conveyed to Philip L. Sar-
gent by David MeAllister by deed January 5th A. D.
1888, and recorded in book 81 page 35i Of the land
records OF Chelsea, and are the same land and pre-
misses conveyed TO Matte y. Stevens by Philip
L. Sargent and Lucy A. Sargent by deed dated Sep
TENDER nth, A. d. 1883, and recorded In said land
records In book n, page IL and the same
lands and premises in said Chelsea, known the
Waterson farm.
Also, all the real estate in said Chelsea conveyed
to Philip l.. Sargent and Lucy A. Sargent by Polly
Norris by deed dated December 10TH A. D. 1885 and
recorded In said land records in book TO- pages 1879
and 40; reference TO said deeds and records for
more particular description.
And the aforesaid lands and premises will be sold
auction at the dwelling house where said Philip L.,
now resides in said Chelsea, the 21st day OF De-
cember, A. D. 1891, at O'Clock in the afternoon
1891.
John A BITsWFII sheriff
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tinnl NeffIplnenf .

STATE OF VERMONT iAt Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS at Randolph IN said
District. on the Both day Of Nov. A. D.lS9l
Hannah R.foman executrix OF the estate oiWillam
O. Holman late Of Randolph In said Dist. de-
ceased, presents his admr. for examination
and allowance. and makes application for decree OF
distribution and partition OF the estate of said de-
ceased Whereupon IL IL ordered by
said Court that said application be referred to ses
sion thereof.held at the Probate Office IN said
Rand0iph,on the 22d day OF Dec. A. ID. 1891. for
nearing and decision thereon. And
II Is further ordered. that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice of said APP
pcation and order thereon, three weeks successfully
IN the Herald and News, newspaper published At
Randolph and which crculates in the neighborhood
Of those Interested before said time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause If any they may have why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the CourL-Attest.
q4S WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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Estate Of EBFNEZFR WOOLCUTT.
The undersigned. having been appointed Ov the Hon
Probate Court for the District ofIartford commits
sioners. TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate ofben-
ezer Woolcutt late Of Stockbridge IN said District de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that win meet for the purDos-
"a aforesaid. at the store of c. s. Carroll Co..
on the 18th dayof Dec. 1891 and the 2Sth day OF
April next from D. m. until
O'Clock. p. OF said days and that six months from
the 10th day Of Nova D. 1891 is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated az St0ckbridge this 3Oh dav OF Nov A. d. 1891
H. ". BLACKMER, Cou'mission-
ais A. +. BAKER. ers.
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him. Stoves have been made with a
view TO combine beauty and utility with
economy But we suppose the people are
now ripe for a stove that will be an
adornment without reference TO price
just as they feel in regard to pictures,
vases, etc An article in bronze or pol
ished steel, with French plate Inicas.
mahogany doors and german silver cor
nice. with an electroplated scuttle and
a pearl handled poker. would not be a
bad idea
Such a stove. inclosed in a rosewood
cabinet and busted off twice day by
team of ostriches hired expressly for
that purpose, could not fail of elevating
and ennobling the atmosphere of any
home. Its artistic loveliness would rem
der its removal unnecessary in the
spring, and this of itself would save its
cost in a very little time. but even
should it have to be removed. what of
it5 No man with the least discernment
of the beautiful in his nature would OBJ
ject TO being bucked in the abdomen by
a german silver cornice, or skinning his
knuckles on a mahogany door or even to
plunging headlong over an electro
plated scuttle, and as for sliding back
ward down an entire fight of stairs
with SO much of the chaste and beauti-
full in his arms at once, nothing would
compare to it in the way of luxurious
sensations.
Let us have an artistic stove, by all
means, win alabaster boots to put
au;linst II
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When the pals went down lot Of
hoes were carried over with them and
that started a box of garden seeds
mounted on box, and they in turn
brought away pile of peck measures
whose summit was crowned with pyra-
mid of canned tomatoes. 1t was dread
full shock to the man and fairly para
lived him with its magnitude. but when
one article following another came ava
launching atop of him he thought the evil
one himself had burst loose and he just
screamed as loud as he could. The mo-
lasses was all over him, and the garden
seeds had adhered to the molasses, and
he looked more like huge gingerbread
stuck full of caraways than anything
else. In this awful condition he wad-
died home and swore every step of the
way.
There has never been anything like it
in Danbury since the British burned the
town.
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Taken by me al Collector OF Taxes for the Town
Of Brookheld, Vermont, on three warrants 10 me
directed for the collection Of the following taxes,
namely: One for the collection OF town tax and
highway tax assessed on the Grand list OF Brook
field for the year 1883; one for the collection OF
town tax and highway tax assessed the Grand
list OF Brookeld for the year 1890 and for the
collection of town tax assessed on the Grand list
OF Brookheld for the year 1884, the farm in said
Brookheld now occupied by G. B. Fisk and assessed
TO him. all OF which taxes assessed said farm
which farm will be sold at public auction as the law
directs to satisfy said taxes and COSTS said farm
on the 9Th day Of January, A. d. 1892 at o'clock
in the afternoon.
Dated at Brookdeid this eth day Of December, 1891
ROYAL ABBOTT, Constable.