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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12
What win the End Be?

1t would seem as though the stupid
and pointless joke about the large feet
of Chicago women will never lose its
piquancy with certain people. For
months it has lain quiescent; but now
comes a circumstantial story about a
Nevada girl with phenomenally large
feet, exhibiting herself in a museum as
a Chicago girl. This coming to the notice
of several Chicago heiresses, they paid
the girl 81 900 to say she was from st.
Louis, and the end is not yet.-New York
Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12
Before an Old Master.

Mr.. Gaswel Gn an art store)-Seems
TO me that's an awful price to pay for an
old picture like that.
Mrs. Gaswel-The picture is rather old,
to be sure, but the frame is new.-New
York Weekly,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12
THREE LETTERS TO NYE.
ETIQUETTE, JERRY SIMPSON AND
EXERCISE LARGELY FIGURE.

Is u Proper 10 Radeiy Crush Fly2
Murray HilI Comes to the Frontier
RVS Life Obtained from an Authority.
Points on Bowling.
copyright, 1891, 10y Edgar w. Nye.l
A correspondent writing from Savona's
Ferry, British Columbia, says; Last
summer while dining at friends house,
being annoyed by large bluebottle or
blow fly, the hostess squashed it with
her knife. The cook had to be called to
exchange the soiled knife, Do you not
think it was very rude to squash the fly
on the dinner table? What would you
have done2'
1t is very hard to say at times what
would be best, but referring the matter
20 a warm, intimate friend on Murray
Hill, who uses our large kettle to make
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12

Winter Visitor On Florida}-I should
love dearly to go sailing, but it looks
very dangerous. Do not people often get
drowned in this bay?
Waterman-No, indeed, mum. The
sharks never lets anybody drown.-New
York Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12
HARD AT IT.

devotees. Oatmeal and Tiddledewinks
win annually carry off their thousands
just as they have always done, but
bowling is more preferable, | think.
used to have health lift, but our re
lations became strained in two places,
50 | snapped it for a 2-year-old steer,
whose tail it was my blessed privilege
to twist at early dawn each gladstone
morn for six weeks, and together we
would go around the straw pile at a
high rate Of speed. was never thrown
among a brighter or more piquant
steer during my public life.
Exercise is a great boon. 1t keeps a
great many people out Of mischief, and
can hardly do any harm if not carried
to excess. have received great benefit
myself from moderate exercise taken
from time to time on a pasteboard an
nual railroad pass about the size OF a
visiting card 1t was highly beneficial
like it yet, old as | am.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12

Miss De Plain-You promised to paint
my portrait for $500, but you have
charged s. 1000.
Great Artist-You forget, madam, that
after fixed the price for the portrait
you added that You wished it idealized.
Good News.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12

One of the officials on an estate comes
to the owner with some complaint of the
peasants, and makes 50 long a story of it
that the lord, weary with so much use
less talk, asks:
why did the people send you? Had
they no cleverer man they could send?'
ooh, yes, my lord they had lots of
cleverer men in the village than l, but
they thought | was clever enough for
you."-Fliegende Batter,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12

"What is your trader
"Pickin' flowers of er century plants,
Life,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12
A Iihefnl Variety.

Guest lin a down town restaurant)-
Waiter, piece Of mince pie.
Waiter-Yes, sir. With or without
Guest-With or without what2
Waiter Nightmare. Puck.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-12

Boston Hostess-How would you en-
Joy spending the evening at our Burns
club Mr.. Overland?
Western Guest-First rate. | used to
belong to a fire company myself.-Good
News.
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EXAMPLES OF LONGEVITY.
People of Past Centuries Who Have
Lived to Remarks able Ages.

a
Lived to Remark able Ages.
From the PhfladeEDhiG Press.
Recent articles on "Od People Of the
Present Centuries" lead me to believe that
a chapter on the old people Of the past cent
ury and preceding centuries would interest
readers and lead old people to hope to live
still longer.
Thomas Parr, commonly called "Old'
Parr, was aged 152 years and some months
when he was presented to King Charles l.,
in the year 1875. The old man was born In
1883 and died sixteen years after be was
presented to the king at London Nov. "a,
1851, aged 1o8.
About the same time the Countess of
Arundel presented TO the queen a midwife
1913 years old.
John James died in July, 1905. in the
county Of Northampton. England. aged
12S.
Francis Secardi Hoxgi, surnamed "Hup-
pazoli." died Jan. AZ. 1702, nged ia years
Z 10 months and IL days. at Smyrna, where
he was CONSUL for the Venetians He was
born March 1S, 1887, at Casal, in the Mont
serrat, when Siktus V. held the see Of
Rome.
He wore the cassoek in the time of Paul
V. aud Urban VII, which he quilted TO
marry at Scio, in the archipelago, the
daughter of certain nobleman surnamed
Capra. He left behind him forty-nine child
rem by five lawful wives. At 100 his white
hair tnrned black. his beard aud eyebrows
were changed to the same hue at 112, and
having lost all his teeth at 10. he cut two
large ones in his upper jaw one year before
he died.
Matthew Littard, called La Romeo, or the
Brier, died Nov. 10, 1702. at the village of
Vendevillee, in Lorraine, at lis years of
age; be had served In the wars in Italy Ia
tho reign of Henry ". of France.
Catherine de la Croix died in October,
1913, in the Lionnois, aged 1l3.
Jean Carriere died Ia Jan. 16, 1909, near
Langres, France. aged 116
Augustine Galand de Savignac died April
16, 1909. In Auvergne, France. aged 115.
The curate of Saflerot. in the Pals de
Caux, France, died July II, 1709 aged 116.
Nicholas de Bezenes died Nov. %, 1909,
near Issoudun, France, aged 107.
The wife of Sagonne, notary at Mar
gaux. in Medoc, France, died Oct. 8. 1909.
aged 1!6.
John Mensard died Jan. 8. ITO, near Dun
c. Hoy, IN Berry, France, aged ITO. He
had ten wives
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07

a Ehrlicn & Bro. R Habsrsham. G Davis Ios
zion, Z Grady & Son. @ W Tiedeuan 3 RI
Mltherss A Einstein's Sons, G Davis miss
1a oOon0n, S@lnton & Mp Meyersoa, Ella Wi.
mans, Banun. L Stern.
RI charleston and Savannah hallway Dac
SS-Decker & F, g u Riley. " c McDono1Tb,
SNinton & N. j II Lyncn, Solomons & Co Gold
S snan . 20 Savannah Grocery Co.Greigg. } & W
SasAula - ,Jrocery 60. John Heeley, Samp-
son. a Altnayer & Co. Savannah c & WCo.
re y Roy Myers & Co. J d Weed & Co. Reed. \
q q. 20, mrs Z Baxter. Palmer Hardware Co II
o.. DleSaoltz Southern Cotton Oil Co. DR. ] D Mar
re- Sont1 Bound Railway Dec 5-sIiss Fan.
ME Gong, Miss E Meter.
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distinguished attachments as a designer
and Inventor, also as a teacher Of science
and contributor to the scientific press. "a
Permanent Census Bureau" is advocated by
Edward Atkinson. the widely-kno wn
statistical writer. J. +. Holloway, a dis
tlnguished mechanical engineer, contributes
a paper on Robert Fulton. entitled "'Ful-
ton Night With the Engineers Prof Ed
ward h. Williams, Jr., of Lehigh Uni
versity, treats of "Geolcgy From a Business
Point OF View The Engineering Magazine,
World building NaH York
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MEDICAL
->~----~~~--~~~~~--~~~~
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND''
MAKES Child BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1sse.-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says she would not be
without it for hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt of price, $3.50 per bot
tie. Book " To Mothers mailed free.
RRaCFIEL0 REGULATOR CO.,
FoR sALE DAvceisTs. ATLANTA CO
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FOR sLEEPLEssNESS
Use Horstord's Acid Phosphate

OHe HOISLOru5 hCIu FUUspuHL9.
DR.. c. r. DRAKE. Beleville. ILL.,. says:
II have found it, and q alone, to be capa-
ole of producing sweet and natural sleep
in cases Of insomnia from overwork Of the
brain, which SO often occurs in active pro-
fsssional and business men. "-Ad.
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MONDAY, Dec z, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Gate City. Googins. Boston-C G
Anderson. 49, III WILL D.u. NJ,
-.ora-Iuo j CarOlsn, 0gt.
S.5r lena A Cotton. Crenm=r, New York
81 1uano 10 @ R K agt. vessel TO Geo HarTiss
& Co. , ~,
.i,S e-,IauO to Q K x agt, vessel 20 master
Steamer Ethel. Carol, Cohen's Bluff and way
laadings-W T Gibson. MANAGER.
sraamer Bellevue. Garnett. Darien and
pr],nswick--W Gibson. Manager.
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PAPA, why does the drum major Of a band
wear that big thing on his head ~
because the natural size of his head IL not
equal TO the occasion, my son. "-BottfmOfe
4 nertcdn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07
LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and sailed for this Por


Up, Cleared and Saued for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Ce ar H Nor. Peterson Savannah. sid Nov
knutstord BIT, Sinclair, at Charleston Nov q.
Leconfield lBrl. Nassau, at Liverpool Nov =.
washington sl Siiy lBrl, Randall. Galveston, sid
Nov "A via Liverpool
BleVille lBrl. Bloudel, Liverpool. sid Deco
MercuriuS lDutchl =, Lisbon, sid Nov -
SHIPS.
Austr1ana lBrl, Jensen, Rio Janeiro, sid Nov 2.
Agra NOR, Hansen, Harburg, sid oct n.
Saranak Nor, Sorensen Barcelopa, sid Nov II
herman Lehmkuhl tNorl. - Barcelona, sid
Nov II. 0'0
BARxs.
Normanvik [Norl. MorterSen. HAMBURG. all
sept g, Portsmouth, sid Nov "a
Arndt lNorl, Gunderson, Antwerp, sid Sept Il.
at Falmouth. in distress Oct 10
Iona Nor Hansen. Liverpool, sid Sept 10
Fatent lNorl, Christensen, Rio Janeiro cl d
SEPT g. -
Ernst lGerl, Ahrens, Harburg, sid Oct.
burgermeister Kerstein lGerJ, Ehrenreich, Ant
werp sid Oct q.
Henry L Gregg, Carter. Barbados, sid Oct Is.
Nova
Marie [Norl. Evensen, Cuxhaven. sid Oct 81.
Enterprise [Norl, Polsen, Liverpool. sid Nov q
Candeur lNorl Nielsen. Palma, sid Oct %,
Emma Mari LBrl, Mcdonald, Liverpool, sid Nov
Professor Nordenskjold lNorl. Lie Rio ia
Adelphia [Norh Marcussen, Hamburg, sid Nov
8.
More GRlssl, UgElen, Barcelona, sid Nov II.
Platon lNor], Andersen. Port Natal, sid Oct 81
Selma Brl, Bach, Liverpool. sid Nov 81
Bonita lNorl, Andersen, at Antwerp Nov 81
Carsten Doe Nor, -. at Barrow Nov O.
Esra [Norl, Petersen at Dublin Nov 81.
Austria lNor], -, at London Nova
Aukathor [Norl, Whitshaven, sid no date.
Homer Nor, Dannerig, Avendal, sid Sept =,
Ibis tNorl. Christensen. Algiers, sid Oct 30.
Audacia PORT, Soarde, Rio Janeiro. sid Nov IS.
Francisco Nadal lUrgl, -, Rio Janeiro, sid
Nov Is.
Hans [Norl, -, London. sid Nov 80.
BROS.
Robert Dillon, Leighton, at New York Nov Is.
scHooNERs.
viator Langhton, New York, up Nov IL
Margarita, -, Boston up Oct =
Napoleon Beughton, Stiles, New York. up Nov
Aaron Reppard, Steelmau, Philadelphia, sid
Elwood Burton, Kitchens, Baltimore, sid Nov
81
Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore, up Nov g.
Robert o Snyder, Guthrie, New Haven, sid Nov
"a
Charmer. Daboll, at New York Nov 25.
VIM Greene. Doane Porto Rico, sid Nov -.
s Graham, Powell, Wilmington, N @, sid Nov
5.
John T Deerlng, Arey, New York, cid Dec s.
Isabella Gill, Collision. at Baltimore Dec 4.
Chas T. Young, Corson, at Baltimore Dec 1.
James Jordan, Bickmore. at New York Dec /,
Olive Whittier, Whittier, at New York Dec l.
Horace T Shares, Mount, at New York Dec /.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07
Kid cloves,

Lyons fire umbrellas and Macintosh
coats in variety of sizes at LaFar's.-Ad.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City from Boston -
j Richardson. Rev J Jacobs aud wife, S
lock and wife, GenI s J Bridge G Baum and
VIE, Eaton, E R Eaton w II Norris, Mrs
mary G Scott DR. Dwelly, H S Eustis, DR. H
owen, A Huntly. Mrs Dorman. Kate Rivers, G
Mollie Milan, Minnie Milan. Kate MaMann, Mrs
bryant and child (coD, J Sweeney and wife. A
DDay and wife Miss Daisy Day, W Lefurgry, s
SSrowther, 7 II Hay, II D Norton, Mrs B W
inuntiy, Mrs Huntly. Gordon. E Ell
kins, A Arthur, H Carpenter, G N Watts, T L
Loring, and steerage
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07
CONSIGNEES.

Per Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
ih & P Co, A N Barnard. Bradley = Co,
y nu a NJ, s & D Byck. Bark J j Marsh,
n boley q Son. Byck g. Co, Byck Bros.
SSusthem Furn Co, Collat Bros, Decker & F, 8
SSiOwther, j Derst Geo Dweliy, Cell & ., H
EEIustls, NJ Perst's Sons & Co, A Enstein's Sons,
: Gibbons. Hall. Lindsay & NJ, Mrs Lewis,
\ n'3 8 a q A, LAWN Est, Mutual Coop Asso'n,
a. nieyerson. K DMcDonOugh, New Home NJ
10 G Herman & X, Palmer Hardware Co.
Melnnard Bros & Co, Rustin Bros, Geo Ri
TTgba nr. & D r, j Rosenheim 4 Co, D W
4 Inonason Co, Savannah Steam Bakery, ] W
Teeple & Co, P fuberdy, Savannah Cotton Mills,
II 6 992Iotnon q Son, A Won Nyenheim, J d Weed.
weed & Co, Steamer Alpine, s, F & W Ry,
Steamer y q Barker. Ga & Fla s Il Go, R Co,
ny Southern Elk Co.
= FER Central Railroad Dec 5-H NJ Conner &
~ ~ Tooas. y & 90 J S Wood & Bro, Baldwin &
\ ~, arl, Williams 4 Co Cooper. Dwelle G &
ner ZEE = az q W Montague & Go, Jno Elan
UWuSler y ). s & Tison Mcintyre & Bro, J r
Tnnn1sins, Peacock, II & Go, Mutual @ L Co,
Sc Z l1ssrvey, ) fuder, p Williams & Co. H
" P geps Sommercial Guano Co. Moore & Co,
Wolfe. ST Roach, " Mii R We Weed { Co,
n n ven g u Horn t Meyers, Rev Murder War
meinhard Bros & Co, " Fl RovN ! soISr'
loren 4 4 B Britton & NJ, Ecknlan s ", Il FOX
a r., arano. Z H Walker, |. Putzel, / George,
DC SS, 4ns 70 !, hidden & B. D Entlemau, II
22cnIoder, J D LANCE Goo Reckman n f Ian.
oe paa G N Lowther, W T smith. = : 1851
savanna nayannah Florida and Western Railway,
Estate Haynes & E LANAI = s ., d" Me
sps; fsi@er Hardware Co. Lowell L. e You.
sP Pn sb6, Gnc IKE q Son, Weed 6,
MY HenserS 20, haynes & E, A Einstein's Sons,
VI ! I Henderson, Kavanaugh & r WiIsex q q,
T. X t aisn,I De Soto Hotel, Il solomon 8 Son,
Sinkins' Fleming L, a Enrich & Bro,
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
s@%N-
SAILED YESTERD.

Bark Hugh Fortescue [Norl, Yeelmuyden, to
Iosd for Europe-Chr q Dahl & Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDA

steamship Mount Tabor [BrJ, Liverpool,
Schr Addie B Bacon, Philadelphia.
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Leather gloves and gauntlets, variety Of
nice gloves, al. LaFara.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07
suTppING NTELLIGENCF

srS RISES ......-----...-.'.'..'-. t;O3
SIS SETS '''''..''''''--''-.'.A;S
r,,E WATER AT SAVANNAH. .1i:49 \. 1881 n.
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SPOKEN
EXPORTS.

Schr Nancy Smith. from Brunswick for New
York, Dec 8, of Cape Fear Bar.
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,pp1vFD AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED n I DIE II15I ENOAI.
Bark vittOria [Itall, Marsino, Genoa, In ballast
Bark Hampton Court [Gerl. Borgwoldt, Bre-
men via st Thomas, in ballast to master.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07

In Charge photographic Station.

Tomkinsvflle, N y, Dec SAN the iron buoys
IN Narragansett Bay, RI, have been replaced
by spar buoys for the winter months.
An examination of the cables of the electric
light buoys, New York Lower Bay shows that
there 10 q break in one of the wires of the main
cable connected with the north buoys Nos z, 4
and 6. 1t may be that this cable will have TO be
cut and the lights of the buoys named tenn
porariy extingutshed. Due notice will be given
when the buoys will be reiighted.
Notice is given that the spar buoy, painted
Rock East River New York, is in its proper po-
sition, as indicated by Notice to Mariners is
sued Nov 7, 1881, and has not been out of ITS po-
sltion since originally placed on that date. The
buoy lies about is fact SW of the rock and IL
placed as close to 1t as its mornings will permit.
Dec mo B. nun buoy of the Bayside
Range Channel, New York Lower Bay, has beeh
replaced By spar buoy for the winter months.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
HENRY r. PlCKING. Captain U. s. N,
Inspector Third District.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-07

Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
osl bales upland cotton. $50 Dbl rosin, $1,000
iieet lumber, 244 bbls spirits turpentine, 3.is7
boxes oranges, 175 pkgs mdse.
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New York. Dec 4-Chartered, steamer Iud-
gate [Brl. 1852 tons. cotton, Galveston TO Liver
Sool sos (Decemqer); steamer, 1,77l tons cot
ION. New Orleans to Liverpool, Havre or Bre-
men, 23-o4d December); steamer Irthington
Iprl I 290 tons, cotton, New Orleans to Liver
pool, berthed. 1l-3sd january; steamer. 4, 2ss
tons Galveston TO Liverpool sos (December);
steamer Veto lBrl, same particulars; steamer,
il52 tons, cotton, Galveston to Liverpool, ass
1)ecember); ship Carl lAus1, 900 tons, TO ar
rive) sawn timber Pensacola to West Coast
England. OBS.
Frey Bentos, Oct 2s-Sailed, bark Norman
TNorl, Port Royal. 5 O.
ioOle Dec 3-Arrived, bark Inverdruie [Nor1
Wittusen, Brunswick.
Liverpool, Dec 2-Sailed, steamship Bleville
Fri, Blondel, Savannah.
Lisbon. Nov 2S-Sailed. steamer Mercurius
[Dutchl, Savannah; bark Parana [Gerl, Fret
wurst Charleston.
St Michaels, Nov "a Sailed, brig Gen Berge
TFrl, Mobile.
Boston, Dec <-Cleared, schr Jennie Lock
wood, Poland, Fernandina.
Baltimore. Dec ARRIVED, schr Isabella Gill,
Collision, Savannah.
Brunswick Dec ARRIVED, schrs Vanlear
Blacks Lacey, Baltimore; Fannie L Child, Hart,
Providence; Grace Bradley HRrter New York
Saied-Bark Clara Dutch, Albrandt, Rotter-
dam; schrs Harold G Beecher, Parsons, Provi-
dence; Frank W Howe, Perkins. Boston; Walter
W Resin, Vannaman, Savannah.
Belfast, Nov 29-Sailed, schr Meyer & Muller
Ferguson Jacksonville.
Fernandina, Dec ARRIVED. schrs Montana,
Bradley, Berbice; Charles Morford. Haggerty,
Barbados; Mecosta, Stratton, st Johns, P R.
Sailed-Brig E Fl Williams, Dodge. New York;
schr Mary a Power, Jones. Duxbury Mass.
Galveston, Dec 4-Sailed, schr Fred Cover,
Pensacola.
Newport News, Dec 4-Arrived, steamship
Heraciides tBrl. Deuchars, Mobile.
Pensacola, Dec ARRIVED. schrs S P Hitch
cock Blair, Philadelphia; Anne E Ketchum,
Lee, Galveston; Rollin Sanford, from Bonacca
Cleared-Schr Levi Hart, Hart, Baltimore.
1st-Cleared, bark Johanna lNorl, Rafen, Bar
row mot Hamburgl.
Philadelphia. Dec ARRIVED. schr Douglas
Gregory Stillwell Fernandina
Clsared-Brig Stacy Clark, Bowers, Mobile
Portland, Ne. Dec 4-Cleared, schr Georgia L
Drake. Goldthwaite, Bangor for Charleston.
Rockland, Ne. Dec ARRIVED, schr Cumber-
land, Belfast for Charleston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all maui
tlcal information will be Furnished masters OF
vessels free of charge in United States Hy
geographic Office in the Custom House. Cap
talns are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. II SHERMAN
- sykn
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MARITIME MISOELLANY.

London, Dcc "A fire which broke out on the
Teein Head IBrl, which arrived at Liverpool
Dec 2, from Savannah, has been extinguished.
The amount of damage done is unknown.
Steamer Amarylie [Brl Archibald, from
Savannah via Newport News for Genoa, has an
chored off the latter port with cargo In the
mainhold on fire. (Another report says the fire
seems TO be extinguished and about 200 bales
burnt.)
Newport News Dec 2-Steamer Elihu Thorn
son, from New York for Mobile, which put into
this port with boilers given out, is in dry dock
having boilers repaired aud new furnaces
Steamer Santuit has taken the cargo of the
Thomson forward and sailed last night or this
morning early for Mobile
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MEMORANDA

Steamer Alpha. Strobhar, Button - G Fl
Medlock. ARt.
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SHIPS.

Austrlana lBrl, Jensen, Rio Janeiro, sid Nov 2
agra Nor Hansen. Harburg, sid Oct II.
Saranak Nor Sorensen. Barcelona, sid Nov II
Nov II. S'1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-03
EVERYBODY FOR HUNT

Hunts friends will meet at ADAM
SchmIdt's Farmers Home tonight on
Austin street.
Hunt is the man 20 be in control OF
our schools. He is q moral man. He
has respect for his children and will
have for yours. Vote for him.
Vote for III. II. Hunt for alderman.
9th ward. He is no moss-back.
Hunt is no gypsy fortune man. He.
does not bury his money to double a.
in one night. Vote for him for ctr
ward.
Hunt is no tax sale shark. His
name Is not John Smith. 1t Ia the
iaoorer whose property is sold for
taxes.
Hunts friends met at u. b. +. Hall
last night-l75 colOred mon who are
solid for him. He will win.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-03
Frank Mayo as Davy Crockett.

"Davy Crockett" Wednesday night,
and "Nordeck" Thursday night, by
Mr.. Frank Mayo and his splendid
company, is the announcement at the
Grand opera house.
Frank Mayo as Davy Crockett lie
known to the American people every
where, and the names are now days
as intimately related to each other as
are Joe Jefferson and Rip Van Wrinkle.
Each is the special creation of each,
and as there is but one Rip Van
Wrinkle, so there is but one Davy
Crockett.