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RoPE-sKIPPER BLINDED.
Kept at the Spot Until She Was Exhausted
Warning to Little Girls.

Philadelphia Record.
Young Jenny Lerch was stone blind for
three weeks. She only recovered her sight
on Saturday last, and as far as the doctors
wits can see, il was too much rope skipping
that brought on the catastrophe. Jenny
lives with her parents at Middletown, IN
the northern part of Bucks county. She
has always been great hand at
evening late she was at the sport
lit happened three weeks ago" said the
fat her of the girl yesterday. 1T was early
in the afternoon, and was away out in the
fields, but my wife was inside washing
The little girls were laughing and playing
at great rate. when all OF a sudden the
noise stopped, and for a minute my wife
didn't hear a sound. She went to the door
to see what was the matter. There was
Jenny with her hands on her eyes. white
as a sheet and standing stock still. and all
the other children were watching from q
distance as though they were afraid of her.
NV hats IN. matter with my eyes, my
eyesv Jenny finally called. They're gone;
thing. What's the matter, mamma" And
then the girls mother rushed ont to her and
pulled her hands from her face. There were
her eyelids wide open. but the child was
perfectly blind. And they've been that way
till yesterday"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lerch were at a loss to
know what to do. DIR. Wilson. the physI-
clan near by. was called in, but the case
baffied his skill. He called upon brother
physician near by, VINO fortunately. had
staying with him young DIR. William Allis.
a Philadelphian just out of the Jefferson
Medical School. who had made speciality
of diseases of the eye. He soon made a
diagnosis Its blindness from phy steal
exhaustion" he said. If the system is not
badly wasted, sight will be recovered. Pve
heard of many cases like it,"
Jenny was put In bed and kept perfectly
Quiet. Medicine was given to tone up her
sy stem and restore wasted strength, but
two weeks passed without sign of day.
light shining into the apparently dead
eyes DIR. Allis was not SO hopeful. bnt he
kept up the same treatment. and on Thurs.
day last relief seemed to be coming. The
girl was feeling stronger and said she saw
queer kinds of colors in her eyes. Sight
was coming back.
DIR. Ailis pronounced the recovery COM
plete on Saturday. and yesterday Jenny
was running about with the other chill
dren, apparently as well as ever. She
hardly appreciated her wonderful loss of
sight and no less wonderful recovery of il.
such cases are rare, but not unknown"
said DIR. Allis yesterday. blindness
comes from exhaustion. l have known
of athletes losing their sight wholly or
partially from violent exercise. Horses
may be affected in the same way. Man,
woman or child is lucky who sees the
light again"
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents Of Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the following

named lndIanlans:
Original-Thomas Patrick. Squire Bryant, John
b. Leland, Elijah Powell, John IL. Ruhl, Amos
Shank, Thomas Wall. Isaac j. Hunt. Thaddeus s.
Hunt. Moses Bower, Caleb Hightshoe, Louis
Schlandroff. Henry l.. kessler. David Walter,
George Eriston, Hiram A. Dean, stephen Har-
Ian, Aaron b. Vannater, John j. Kumler, Otto
sparks Robert z. COrwin. Thomas I. Arrasmith,
Martin Curtis. Nelson T. Bedford, Samuel Ober-
lin, Henry c. Newman, Perry Tellers, VIM.
Dahneke, VIM MenOugh. Moses Reynolds
Smith w: Pe.igo: John A Baldrtdge. Frederick
der, John 0'Reiley. Amos ID. Murphy, Thaddeus
Money. Gee. Fleck, VIM. Aud John Crewiston,
r;o Eimisr Coo 6rsst 'U W chIs
Mahion c. Wire, VIM. ID. Bristow, John III. John
son. John E. RustOn, Marvin A. Jones, Harvey
Jams. Samuel 8 Rhodes. VIM. NJ. Cotton. Jas.
Bostic. Geo. w. Farmer. Thos. stevens. WIN.
May, Henry ii. Rogers, VIM. NJ. Burgett oliver
Cbrisman, Moses ID. Payne.
Additional-Benj. III. johnson. Henry Cruiser.
George NJ. Gleason, Jacob b. Wolfe, Jos. +. Arm
strong. Henry q. Lee, Chas. III. II. Stevens.
Increase-Alpheus q. Lens, Thos. W. Wright.
Benz. Huddleson. Adam &. Brosman, John Hus-
ton.
Reissue-Nehemiah Davis, william +. Limpus,
Robert shepard. Jesse Grouse.
Original Midow-Nancy Il. Cross.
To RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Orieinal-Virgil L. Hayward William Groves
John b. Mawson, Samuel Everdon. John Morsch
NJ. Is.
Schofeld, Thomas Alweil Patterson Short Chas
Dragoo. John W. Parks, John L. sivert, Charles
+. Wright. Frederick Cornelius, VIM. koppehi
James Fry, ole A Morley, James +. Stole
MelchOir AtZinger. ira Ames. Lafayette T. Hail.
James Selvy. Benjamin Filler. James =. Topping
Thomas Gould. Willis &. Gardner, Joseph C..
Cook Nathaniel M. II. Parsons, Edward Fraser
Austin Juvinall. James Simmernan, James
EckIes. Jacob Harmaeck, VIM. III. Hurlhurt,
George Z. Kraft, samuel p. Geers, John Nor
man. Jasper ID. Widger Elisha j. Lach, Newton
j. Hornbeck, VIM. H. Proctor, George SKATER
John Dibert, BushrOd Spencer, VIM. Pickett
Wm. &. Hemphill. Vim. Pattson, John A
Kerr, Ephraim Moist Francis &. Root James A.
Pratt, Enoch Greer. Henry kissel, Samuel Cor
don John Cook. James Patterson, Miles j. Har.
ris, Gottleib Eisele. Thomas f. VIM. Philip
Ramer. Win. Gray, Ayres Linn Riley, James
Westerheld. Alex. p Belts. Vim. Maxwell, Vim.
H. Kintzel James Ramsey, Sap.uel l.. Makeever
John ". Mitchell, David W. Mercer, James H.
Mayhall, Samuel T. Laws Newton j. Glasson
Andrew J. Maynard, Franz LorenZ. Mathew r.
Cunningham. Thomas 4. Alexander, Thomas +.
Waters. Griffin ID. Way, William Nay. Thankful
Buss. Jas. II. Callahan, Geo. Collins Charles NJ
Hay, Benjamin Plammer. Sampson ID. Martin,
Geo. Pierce. Geo. III. stafford.
fried.
lncrease-Robert Campbell.
ReissUe-Chas W. Rust, Hugh Riley, Peter Pc
terson especial actl
Original Widow-Ellen M. Dunning.
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Detroit Free Press
My name is Old Subscriber. / was born
IN 1901 1 know all about the Baltimore
convention of 1864. / could tie one hand
oen,h9 me- and tell whether Mr. Lincoln
son nominated. But am eccentric. I am
strong character man of simply tremen-
dous will power. l am not going TO write
to nv homs paper. / am going TO brace
nyseiI ana smut my teeth resolutely to-
Eether and keep saying to myself: Com
age, nv boy. couragel Stick TO il. Don't
wrlte!" No. sir: l am going to show this
Door. weak world that there is one man who
can Withstand the temptation TO prove that
he was the person TO whom Mr.. Lincoln in
trusted all his political secrets. 1 will be-
resolute. i VIII, by gum will
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Facts for the Democratic "Yawpers" to Cor
sider-No Increase I'm Taxation.

sider-No Increase I'm Taxation.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Everybody has heard that cry about the
billion dollar Congress. Reciprocity is
success The tin plate liar has been driven
into his hole and placed in the attitude of
venting his wrath because American work
men will be employed in large numbers to
develop great industry which hitherto
has been carried on in Wales. There isn't
very much left for the Democrats TO do but
to shrek about what they pleased TO term
the bIllion-dollar Congress. They call this
extravaganza. therefore the Republican
party must go.
Well. suppose the Congress did appropri-
ate 81 000. 100000. what of itf Is anybody
robbedi Is anybody complaining of the
severity of federal taXationf The very
fact that we had q billion dollars TO appro-
pirate is but another evidence of the growth
ana progress of the Nation. 1t Is natural
enough that appropriations should increase.
They will increase in the future. They
ought 10 increase. When the time comes
THAT they do not then the country
will have reached stage where
progress ceases and the Nation begins to 20
down hill. This ion-dollar craze IS
particular fad OF the New York Sun. Ten
years ago-less than that-the Sun was q
little fOur-page sheet liz has grown into n
newspaper of ten pages. Does the sun
mean TO declare that it's expenses have not
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General Weather conditions.

THURSDAY, July 10, , Il. VI.
PREssURE-The slight depression in the
Northwest moved eastward. with it's center
north from Lake Superior. East of the
Mississippi and west of the Rocky mount
aims the pressure is moderately high but
falling.
TEMPERATURE-A narrow current of 700
and less extends from Lake Superior south
westward to Wyoming; 500 and above is re-
ported from Colorado and Kansas south
ward and along the gulf coast.
= PRECIPITATIoN-Light local rains fell In
Nebraska, Wyoming. Kansas western Iowa.
Minnesota and Manitoba. also in the Missls-
sippi valley from Memphis southwark;
heavy rain at Duluth. Mimi, 1.50 inch.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-17
Gowned, Footed and Booted.

1t has for some time been an affectation
among writer's of the Jenkins class TO speak
of the way in which ladies are "gowned" as
is upholstered. Now an advertiser gives
advice as 10 the manner In which ladies'
may be satisfactorily footed" Tho most
amply-footed women in the United States
are supposed 10 live in Chicago. and the
most satisfactorily in Detroit. All this is.
however. arranged by nature. and il is not
easy to seq what the shoe-dealer can do in
the matter. He can. of course, see that his
customers are satisfactorily booted, bus
that Is his limit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-17
Young Woman Ahead.
Pntsburg Chronicle Telegraph.

The young women who want to enter
Harvard's annex made a much better
showing IN the examinations for admission
than did the young men who want to 90 to
the university. AT the Annex the books
of the candidates for admission were IN odels
CT neat and detailed achievement. They
surpass the college lads at every point be-
fore and after entrance They seldom
write nonsense. and they translate into q
special feminine English readily distin-
guishabl from the Hat prose OF the young
men," Good for the girls,
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Following in the Wake OF Sam Jones.

Rev" Sam Small is said to have told
his audience at Asbury Park, last Sunday
that the daily papers give q great amount
of space TO the PRONUNCIATION of lngersolFs
intidei doctrines, while they pay no atten-
tion to religious teachings. The discrepan-
cy between this assertion and the truth
just about matches the discrepancy in ex-
President Sam Smalrs Ogden College &C
counts. that led TO his expulsion from the
Methodist conference.
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DAILY wEATHEx BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts.

Local Forecasts
For INDIANAPOLIS and Vicinity-For the
twenry-four hours endings p. NJ. July IL
Fair weather: nearly stationary temper
ature.
GENERAL INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. July 16.-Forecast till p.
N. Friday:
For Ohio and Indiana Fair; slightly
warmer; winds becoming south.
For lllinois-Fair; slightly warmer; south
winds.
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Woman Beating in England. .

Philadelphia Press.
England seem equal to the task of pro-
ducing the woman-beatcr In all classes and
condi tion OF men from the coal HEAVIER up.
and a al "reminiscences like Mrs. Langtry
runs the same risk of having her face laid
open by kick as some woman In Seven
Dials. Merrie. merrie England.
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How to Advertise.

interview with John wsnamaker
never in my life used such thing as q
poster, or dodger. or handful. My plan for
hfteen years has been 60 buy so much space
IN newspaper and I'LL IL up with what 1
wanted. L would not give an advertise
ment IN newspaper of five hundred cIrcu-
lation for five thou sand dod gers or posters
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pemocracy and the AIliance

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Democrats think the Alliance party 10 a
commendable institution wherever il can
be used as a Democratic annex. but regard
il as an unmitigated nuisance wherever it
exhibits independence that cannot be
bought. bulldozed or wheedled. Circum-
stances alter cases
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County Faira.


Allen County Driving CIuD-Fort Wayne, July
IL to 81, II. c. ROckhill.
Boone County Agricultural Association -Leba
non. Aug. II 10 81, Levi f. Moler.
Carroll COunty-Camden, Sept i 10 4, z. A.
Brown.
Clinton County-Frankfort. Aug. "a to %. Jos.
Daviess County-w ashington, Sept % to Oct
3, James G. Lavelle.
Dearborn County-Lawrenceburg. Aug Is to
Decatur County-Greensburg, Aug. % to %
Ed Kessing.
Delaware County-Muncie. Aug. 1s to 81.
Dubois County Sept IA to 10.
+. w. Katterhenry.
Elkhart County-Goshen, Sept FL to %. Tnos.
A. Starr.
Fulton County-Rochester. Sept. to 5. W. NJ
Gibson County-Princeton. Sept z to IL, 8.
Grant County-Marion. Aug. % to 20. j. F.
Carmichael.
Greene County (CentraD- Sept. II
TO 10. X. Il. BurTell.
Hamilton County-Sheridan, Aug. 81 to Sept
Hancock County-Greenfield. Aug. Is to 2l,
Charles Downing
Harrison County--Corydon. Aug. "a to 2s, r.
8. Getzendanner.
Henry County-New Castle. Aug. IL to Ia, o.
l.. Jefsries.
Howard County-kokomo, Aug. 81 to Sept 4,
Geo. W. Land0n.
Huntington County Huntington, Sept to
IL, Leon Il. Bagley.
jay County Portland. Sept 20 to Oct. 2. H. J..
votaw.
jefferson County-Madison, Aug. IL to IA,
jennings County-North Vernon, Aug to z,
Vim. Il. Norris.
johnson County-Franklin. Sept. Is to 10. W.
Knox County-vincennes. Oct to II IL, Jas.
". EmmisOn.
Lake COnnty-Crown Point, Sept % to Got 2.
LaPorte County LaPorte. Sept 20 to Oct 2,
lawrence County-B Bedford, Oct. 6 to 10, F. M.
Stalker.
Miami County-Peru, Sept Ii to 49, Fred W.
Conradt.
John E. EdmOndson.
Montgomery County-Crawtordsville. Set to
Marion County-Agricultura rooms, State.
house, second Saturday OF each month, Ida f.
Richardson.
Newton County Morocco, Sept Is to 10, Frank
Noble County-Ligonier, OCT 5 to o. J. e. Nc
Donald
Owen County-spencer. Aug. II to 2l. Mat
Orange County-Paoli. Sept to L. Harry NJ.
Miller secretary.
Parke County-Rockville. Aug. II to 81. W. II.
Elson.
Perry County-Rome, Sept IA to 10. o. f. Rob-
fnson.
Pike County-Petersburg, Aug. 81 to Sept. 4,
f. z. Richardson.
Posey Coun,y-New Harmony, Sept. IA to 1s,
w. w. RObb
Pulaski County-winamac, Sept Is to Is, j.
ID. Vurpillet.
Putnam County-Bainbridge Aug. 81 to Sept.
4, A. X. Allison.
Randolph County-Winchester Sept. to IL,
Il. r. BOltz.
Rush County-Rushville. Sept to IL. Charles
T. Kennedy.
Shelby County-s helbyvil,e. Sept to 8, e. e.
Stronp.
spencer County-Rockport, Sept 81 to 26, A..
ID. Clearinghouse.
Stenben County-Angola, Sept % to IS, r.
Mccartney.
Sullivan County-sullivan, sept'7 TO IL, Jas.
Nj. Lang.
spencer County-Chrisney, Sept % to Got 3,
p. c. JOiby.
TIppecanoe County-Lafayette, Aug. 81 to
Sept 4, Mortimer lowering.
Scott COunty-scottsburg Sept to IL, ]. II.
Shea. Secretary.
Upton County-Tipton. Aug. II to %. W. R.
Ogleby.
verinllion County-Cayuga, Aug. IL to 81, J.
g. GrOndyke.
vigo Coun.y-Terre Haute, Aug. "a to %,
Charles c. OaGey.
Wabash County-sept % to %, George b.
Fawley.
Washington County-salem, Sept to 4, E. ".
Menaugh.
Wayne County-Richmond. Aug % to %,
Isaac Kline.
Warren County-west Lebanon, Aug Is to 81,
+. j. GoOdwine.
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SHORT breath. palpitation. pain in chest
weak OF faint spells smothering. cured by
DR.. Miless New Heart Cure. Sold at drug
gists. Free treatise by mail. MILES MED.
Co.,. Elknart. Ind.
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foHnd in this city and others have visited
and shall yet visit. The question is
manifestly one of general public welfare
that IL merits the careful attention of my
Royernmeut
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A Healthier Exhibit.

The regular monthly bulletin of benefits
paid by the voluntary relief department.
of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts
burg was issued yesterday. 1t shows de-
crease in the sum of total benefits PAID,
which. for June. was Sl6.3s0.SO. against
SIS. 5000 paid in May and about the same
amount in April. The death benefits in
June amounted to Sc. $50; benefits for dis
ablement on account of accident. "a 16S;
sick benefits, IS. 32O.S0. During June there
were paid ten death. 294 accident and Alb
sick benefits, The organization has now
been in operation two years. and during
that period $4,000 has been disbursed IN
death benefits and S2l5.05690 in disable
ment benefits. making a grand total of
49,
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Personal, Local and General Notes.

f.. H. Thomas. first vice president of the
Erie lines. will sail for Europe on the 2Sth
of this month
J. h. Murphy has been appointed general
yardmaster of the Pennsylvania Company
at Louisville and New Albany.
The Chicago ~ West Michigan road
earned in the first week of July S9,6,9 more
than In the corresponding week of $780,
which was an increase this year of So per
cent.
1t is stated that the Jay Gould interest
has secured control of the Frost proof Car
Company. This party now has full con-
troll OF the American Refrigerator Transit
Company.
The Terre Haute * Peoria is purchasing
new equipments. receiving from Eastern
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this week two iocomo-
tives designed for either freight OF passen-
ger service.
The Legislature of Florida has abolished
the railroad commission on the grounds
that 70 was n damage To the State, had
checked railroad building and harmed the
roads already In operation.
The Chicago Il Eastern Illinois continues
." show Enthusiastically Largo earnings.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-17
DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS.

In the subjoined hst ali dates are inclu-
sive and the name of the secretary OF each
association is giveK
Auburn District-A rBburn, DeKalb county. Sept
z to IL. Cal. Hasselmasn.
Acton Dissatisfaction. Marion county, sept 3
Benton and Warren Boswell, Sept 2 to IL,
George W. Cones. .
Aug. 10 10 Is, Thomas 5. Nevina
Bremen observation-disclosures Sept. - 10 Oct
., Henry III. Miller.
Carmel District-Carmel Hamilton county.
Eastern Indiana Agricultural Association
kendallville, Noble county, Sept e TO Oct z, J..
s. ConlOgue.
Paramount Union-Fairmount Grant county,
Sept Ii TO Is, J. ID. Latham
Fountain, Warren and vermilliop-Covingtop,
Fountain county, Sept. Ia to Is. Wm- X. Miles
Franeisvine Union - FrancisVilie, Pulaski
county.
Grange Jubilee and Agricultural Exhibition
stony Point, Aug Is to ri. T 81. watlineton.
Gosport District-Gosport, Owen county. Aug
Henry, Madison and Delaware-slidaleton,
Henry county, Aug to 2, p. b. Hodson.
Kentland Agricultural = entiand. Newton
Knightstown Fair-Knightstown. Henry coun-
ty, Aug. % 10 %. L. T. Newly.
LOogoOtee District Fair Company-Loogootee.
Oct o to 10 John Raney.
Lawrence Disrriet-Lawrence, Marion county.
Miami and Fulton-Macy, Miami county, Aug.
Montpelier -County-Montpelier, Blackford
county
New Carlisle and Farmers Union Fair-New
Carlisle, ST Joseph county, Sept % to %, W. IL.
Deacon.
New Ross Agricultural--New Ross, Mont
gomery county, Ang. 10 to Ii, Thomas +. Ronk
Northeast Indiana observation-disclosures, De-
Kalb county. Oct 5 to y, NJ. kipliDger.
Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Ex-
nibiting Observation-Disclosures kosciusko county,
Sept IA to Is. NJ. A. Wilcox.
Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan
South Bend. Sc. Joseph county, Sept. IA To Is.
L. u. Towle.
North Manchester Tri-County-North Man
Ebnghouse
North Salem Agricultural and horticultural
North salem, Hendricks county, Aug. 8 TO z, L.
G. Moon.
Oakland City Agricultural and Industrial
Oakland City, Gibson county. Aug. "a To 80 IL
I. Emerson.
Poplar Grove Agricultural. Horticultural and
Acknowledgment Grove. Howard county, Sept
20 to oct =, Robert L. Barbour.
Remington Fair AsSOci.-tl0n-Remlngt0n, Jas
Ter county, Aug. % to % o. M. NIckery.
Southern indiana Dstrict-MOunt Vernon,
POsey county, sept Il 10 %, Ellwo0d Smith.
Switzerland aud Ohio-East Enterprise. Swift
Verm1llion Joint St0ck-Newport, Vermillion
county, Sept. % 10 Oct 2, Lewis Shepard.
Warren Tri-County Warren, Huntington
county, Sept to D, VIM. f. Swain.
Washington and Clark-Pekin, Washington
county, sept. to Il, Thos- H h Baker.
Wayne, Henry and Rand0ph-Dalton, Wayne
county, Sept to ii, l.. III. Davis.
Wayne County Fair Observation-Disclosures,
Wayne county, Aug. Is to %. j. M. Lontz.
Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Elk
hibition and savings AssociatiOn-Warsaw, Kos
ciusko county, Sep. IA to Is, NJ. A. Wilcox.
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Observations mt indianapolis.

ObserVatfOnB ut IndianapoI1s.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 16.
Time. | Bar. Their. u. II. Wind Weather. Pre-.
IA NJ 3O.l2 65 81 invest Cloudless 600
Up. NJ. 5000 az 80 IS'east lCloudless 100
Maximum temperature. SO; minimum temper
AZURE. 81.
Following is a comparative statement of the
temperature and precipitation on July 10:
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FLORIDA.

FlUHIDA.
. John Fink, an old and respected citizen OF
SANFORD, died Wednesday night, after
protracted illness.
Inc bryson house, just south Of the court
|shAght- It was unoccupied.
'A'lo d. Noon, the elocutionist. has been
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On and after FRIDAY. Nov. 6, 1891,
WINTER SCHEDULE
City &Suburban by. &COast Limo L R Co

For Bonaventure Thunderbolt, Isle of Hope.
Montgomery and Beaulleu, CIrY TIME.
The 800 y. m. train leaves from Second Ave-
nue. depot. All other trains leave from Bolton
street depot.
For Thunderbolt $40 1000, HOO q. M, $3.50,
400, G:50 p. IN. Returning. leave e:15, 800 q.
M. 100, $500, 6:10 and $3.50 D. m.
for Isle of Hope $50 1000 q. M. 1900. $3.50
p. m. Returning, leave 500, 500 a. m, ti:20,
$50 p. m.
For Montgomery and Beaulieu 6:40 1000 a.
IN $500 p. m. Returning, 1880 a. M. 1850 sos
u. m.
wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only.
tSecond avenue and Whitaker streets
Trains leave Bonaventure minutes after
leaving Thunderbolt
Saturday nights train leaves city 200 D. M,
See special Sunday schedule in Sundays issue.
q. w. ALLEY, Supt.
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Plant Steamship Line.
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S, C.

STEAMER ALPHA, II. A. srRoBHAR.
Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock A. NJ. returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1873 A. NJ on
sailing days. Win touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
A. NJ, returning leave Button at 8 A. N. Mon
day.
For further information, apply to
@. II. MEDLOCK. Agent Katie's wharf
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FOR DARIEN, BRUNSWICK

And Intermediate Points STR. BELLEVUE.
p n. returning, leave Brunswick Wednesdays
and Saturdays 8 p. N. leave Daren Wednesdays
and Saturdays p. NJ; arrive Savannah Thurs
days and Sundays 8 an For any informa-
Wharf.
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MI EECHANTB, manufacturers, nneranANtcr
uA corporations, and all others la need a
printing, hthographinG. and blank books sen
nave sner orders promptly filed at rnoxazFres
So - sae MORNING NEWS Fa2k Eas1i
XSgEEk WkEaaksE Ggysst
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MERCHANTS. manufacturers, mercnsnE1
III corporntions and all oehers in need On
printing. hthographing, and blank books ~.
have their orders promptly filled. AZ mooss "a
pEioea, az the MORNING NEWS K4AHx A~~
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-29

What will Simmons Liver Regulator dot
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