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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

Maximum temperature, 81, minimum tenn
perature. 64'
The hight OF the Savannah river at
Augusta at a m. t75th meridian timel was
~ feet, a rise OF 0.9 feet during the pre-
ceding twenty-four hours
The Cotton Bulletin for twsutv-four hour,
ending p. IN. Nov 9, 1892, 18th Meridian time.
Observation taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

WANTED, orders for fine dress shirts and
w other underwear at LANGLEY BROS,
Ia King street, Charleston, s. @.
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OUR LINE of Key West cigars will please
~ this most exactng Judge We are sole
agents for Barranco K Co 'El Progresso"
factory. We are in a position TO give best value
for the price. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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FALR CLOTHING co.

Whilst we are very careful be-
tore putting any goods in stock
to be sure that they will give
absolute satisfaction, we are
particularly careful about our
cheap Suits, for we recognize
the tact thatmen who buy cheap
suits are entitled TO, and must
get only those which will give
absolute satisfaction.
FALK CLOTHING co.
We will have something OF particular
Importance 70 say about Cheap suits in
day or two. BE sure TO look out for IT,
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No YOU want a good overcoati" have
II one hundred and fifty unredeemed,
which offer for sale at 80 95 each. The old
reliable pawnbroker house. l!9 Congress street,
T.. MUHLBERG, Manager.
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Accidental Homicide.

TENNILLE, GA, Nov. ED Spann
(olored) was killed by Lee Harris 10 the
lower part Of the county yesterday The
verdict of the inquest was accidentally
killed.
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The Great SUCCESS

ture Of Johann 'HOff" on the
neck of every bottle. Eisner
& Mendelson Co., Agents, New
York. For Coughs and Colds
use the Malt Extract hot at
bedtime and the genuine
Johann Hoff's Malt Bonbons
during the day. A pleasant
and active remedy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

STORE and dwelling. corner Wayne and
- whitaker Streets good stand for any BUSH
ness. JOHN LYONS
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Auction SAILS FUTURE DAYS
SALE BARQUE REBUS.
Sails, Gables, Boats, Etc.
By J. Mclaughlin & Son.
On FRIDAY. NOV II, 1s92, at Kelly's Wharf,
foot Of Bull street, at II O'Clock
AUCTION SAILS FUTURE DAYS

Hand Winch, Patent Foghorn, Set side
Lights Life Preseryers Norwegian Flags. Ships
Bell. Deep Sea Lead, Boat Sail. Ships Boats
and Oars, Small Boat, Buckets, Blocks. Wire
and Hemp Rigging, Compasses, complete sets
OF Ships Sails. Also, the Barque Rebus,
Reinertseu master. of Arendal, 66j tons register,
copper and copper fastened as she now lies, on
south end Warsaw bar facing Ossebaw, with ali
her Rigging, Chains, Cables and everything
necessary for ship OF her size. Sold for ac-
count OF all concerned.
HOT C,m O. m
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WANTED, reliable white nurse at 70
w Waldburg street. Apply from 8 to 10
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BOARDING.
MIsCFLLANEOUs.

BASKETS, in large variety and beautiful pat
ID terms. at GARDENERS, 1ls Broughtop
atreet
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WANTED, a good active and honest boy.
w about 16 years, for cipar store. Address
with references box 80, care Morning News.
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w ANTED, energetic man OF business en-
w perience to meet merchants. Salary and
commission. JOHN G. McGREGOR, Caxton
building. Chicago, III.
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rINO RENT-Col Estill's house at Tybee can be
i rented by an acceptable tenant from this
time until next summer at a very moderate
rent. The location is convenient for all pur-
poses and the house is Ia nice order. Apply to
or address n. G. BELL, Morning News.
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MIsCELLANEOUS WANTS

I DAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS and stocks Of
u all local institutions wanted. ROWLAND
4 MYERS,
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1T will pay you TO examine a Densmore type
i writer before purch asng. FOLGER q CIR
ARDEAU.
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IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
Il mineral water are sold by all frst-class
clubs, hotels saloons and stores. M. LAWNS
ESTATE, sole agent.
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DEFORE you buy or sell properly consult
ID ROBERT II. fATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, a sober, energetic colored man.
w who can read aud write. Good position
for the right man. Call 124 Bryan street
(Room 3, upstarsl
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ENOR RENT, the premises now occupied by
IT the Germania Bank; possession given Dec.
/. For further particulars apply at the GER
MANIA BANK.
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WANTED TO RENT, store suitable for retail
w trade by Jan /. Address particulars to
p. o. Box 34S. Charleston, S, G.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The directors of the Caledonia Fair Ground
company organized on the 9th inst. by
eecting these officers: President Hon. +.
A. Parks; vice president, Col. J. c. Fletch-
err secretary and treasurer, N. NJ. John
son.
The house OF G.. j. Bowker of st. Johns
bury Center, was recently entered by burg
lars who stole some cash, a little jewelry
end the Demorest prize silver modal won by
his daughter Rosa, in a recent speaking con-
test
c. NJ. Chase of the Lyndon Union fell in
n faint whilo on his way from his home to
tine depot Tuesday May 49, and was con-
veyed to his home. While the occurrence
was serious, fatal results are not anticipated.
lie had been sic: for n day or two aud left
the house that day against tbs orders of his
physician.
B. G. Howe has bought the ST. Johns
bury House at n price currently reported as
SIC, 900. lie will take possession at once
and will run the hotel in connection with
the Avenue House, thus saving q large per
csntoge OF expense. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Howe will endeavor to fill up tho St.
Johnsbury House with summer boarders,
entertaining transient guests at the Avenue
House as far as possible.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Charles Davis, who some time ago escaped
from jail at Newport, where he was con-
fined for horse stealing has bean recaptured
at Edwards, N. ", and it appears that he
has committed bigamy in addition to his
other crimes
GREENSBORO.
w. S. Calderwood has rented hin farm to
Geo Ballen and goes to st. Johnsbury.-
Rev. 4. o. Guild moved into a part of f. O.
Randal's house after the parsonage burned.
Measures arc being taken to rebuild the
parsonage at once. large portion of the
estimated cost has already been pledged -
Peter Gravelin caught two trout that
weighed four pounds each 1t is expected
that by the measures now being taken
Mr.. Townsend will stoy here and run
hotel either by renting or rebuilding the
Cottage. States Attorney Miles was in
town last week after the "rummies. " The
new administration is not remarkably easy.
CRAFTSBURY.
Arthur Shannon recently received a seri-
Gus wound in the face from the kick Of his
se.--Silas Coburn died last Sunday after
few days of illness caused by being
thrown from load Of sawdust, causing
rupture in the diaphragm. w lillian Bumps
has moved from the d. n. Sprague place to
the Luman Smith house. Mrs. Fannie
Chase did Sunday morning from dropsy.
Mr.. Chase died seven months ago Much
sympathy is felt for the children.
NEWPORT.
Dr.. Palmer Of Norwich university sup
piled at the Congregational church Sunday
in the absence Of Rev. L. a. George
Mrs Marshall Dodge of Denver, Col, is
visiting her father II. B. Chamberlin. A.
G. Bowley has moved from the village to his
farm.-Fred Thomas has gone to Boston to
work for Houghton q Dutton. mfr. Cool
took possession OF the Memphremagog House
Monday.
MORGAN.
Annie Litchfleld is i'll, and Mrs. Lila
johnson has taken her school. j. NJ.
Joselyn has sold his personal property at
auction and will canvass this summer
Orrin Taylor is making repairs on his house.
The camps the shores Of Lake Sey
mour are being fitted up for summer visit
ors. There are not many places in Yer
mont where party can so cheaply enjoy
few weeks of camping out as here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19
LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
WORTHWHILE.

A mock republican national convention is
to be held in short time at the town hall
under the auspices OF the Powers Republican
club. The tannery has been obliged to shut
down in part for about two months. The
proprietors OF the tannery have, however,
completed arrangements to do moro tanning
than formerly, and by so doing, will insure
the constant future operation of their works
An additional feature will also be added
which in time will make it necessary to add
fully % men to the roll, as their product
will be finished here on the spot, instead Of
shipped in an unfinished condition. A well
attended meeting of the Improvement as
ISOLATION was held at 1.-THE Randall Thurs
day evening. The ladies OF the Congrega-
tional society met in their vestry Friday
afternoon. &C. W. Doty is building an ad
dition to his furniture store. Mr. Yale a
student of Andover Theological seminary,
preached at tho Congregational church sun
day.-Arbor day did not have great obs
servance in town, but in several instance
work was done in accordance with the gov
ernor's proclamation. There is to be a
prize speaking contest at the academy Fri
day evening.
Quarterly services were held at the Metho-
dist church Sunday, Presiding Elder Bout
we'll officiating. Rev. Myra Kingsbury OF
Maine, a former pastor of the Universalist
church here, is to deliver the Memorial day
address. Rev. Il. l.. Napton OF the Metho-
dist church will preach tho Memorial ser
mon before the post at the Methodist church
at p. ~. Sunday, May 20,-Gov. &, S.
Page OF Hyde Park and George Dustos,
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by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is only
one way 10 cure deafness, and that ia by CON
stitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by
an inllamed condition Of the mucous lining Of
of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
innamed YOU have a rumbhng sound or i,oper-
feet hearing, and when II Is entirely closed,
pea fness is the result and unless the in fam
nation can be taken out and this tube restor-
cd 10 its normal condition. hearing, will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out or ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an
in famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give ore Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness caused ny catarrh) that we
Send for circulars, free.
f.. Chimney K co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, i5c.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

EX-Chief Of Police John Nash OF Benning-
ton, has been offered good position IN
Chicago az $4,000 year.
The cours dockets for the June term Of
bennington County Court are out There
are - civil causes ,' the calendar and go
state cases Tue ',....' - cket has 2
entries, No. 10 Of wh.c, , company
VS.. bennington Battle -. Dr.. ...ut a..ocia-
tlon. Three cases are those O, parties against
the Lebanon Springs railroad, or litigation
growing out OF the rocoivership OF that
road. Tho term begins June :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-19

The result Of the ball game played Sat
urday at the village between the North
Hero and Alburgh boys was n score OF "a to
in favor of North Hero. Willie Hazcn
has returned from East Berlin, Conn, and
has entered the employ Of James Tassie, one
Of our merchants, -Work is progressn &
rapidly on John Tudhopes boarding house,
aud it will increase the attractiveness of the
village. -Miss Ethel Tudhope OF Grand Isle
spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Miss
Laura Kingsley, who teaches in district No.
3, spent Arbor day in Alburgh.
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osq., of Boston, we're here Monday in the
interests of the taunery. The tannery will
not be obliged to shut down at all. There
has been slight stop in the work, but new
stock Is being put in every day, and soon
the full gang will DO employed, which will
mean from 80 TO 100 men. Tho presonta-
ton of dot, the Miners Daughter" by
the Worthwhile Dramatic club, Friday and
Saturday evenings, proved great success.
H. A. Sloyton is in Boston for few
days The Morrisville and Hyde Park bail
mines crossed bats on Saturday, tho Morris
viles winning by score Of 81
to 7.--C. II. Slocum and F.. II. Stone
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Siocum
will continue the business. Junior prize
speaking viii occur at the town hell Monday
evening, May ga concert by the Phia
May Concert company will be given under the
auspices of the graduating class OF the
academy, Monday evening, May 81. Class
day exercises will be held in the park on the
last day OF My, and the graduating exer-
cises of the class OF '02 will be held i'll
Academy hall the evening of the last day Of
May. -Richmond street has been opened
across II, S. ke!sey's land. cemetery
committee are yet undecided about locating
the new cemetery.
CAMBRIDGE.
The Jef1ersouville separator has been run
ming week. The Cambridge Cornet band
expect to have new uniforms for Memoria
day. Mrs. T. T. Hawley visited her broth
or, II. f. Whtcomb, in Morrisvile last
week. Miss Matte Randall has gone homo
for vacation Several teachers attended
the institute held at Hyde Park last We'd
ncsday and Thursday. Josephine
Rushford is working at the American
House.-Elmer Patton spent couple of
days with friends in Fairfax the past week.
irving Meendy has returned from Can
eda.-Mark IIebb had one Of his fingers
badly hurt last week while coupling cars. -
E. T. Griswold of Burlington inspected Gen,
Phil Sheridan Camp last Friday evening. -
! The place was unusually quiet Arbor day.
Rev. Frederick Cakes exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Pike of Underhill last Sun
day.-W aterville lodge /. O. G. T., visited
Phoenix lodge last Friday evening. Marion
| Hubbard began work for Mrs. Levi Atwood
Monday. Norbert Fairbanks Of Hyde Park
and Miss Lizzie Rice of Cambridge were
married at the home of the bride last We'd
nesday afternoon. The entertainment Tues
day evening was treat to Cambridge
people. Mrs. L. G.. Whtcomb rods out
| last Friday for the first time in six months,
james Hubbard is gaining. Il. Whitcomt
had q horse badly hurt last week. Harmon
Morse is visiting his sontin Amherst, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell have returned from
a visit in Albany. The butter market wa:
quiet Saturday, prices ranging from 10 to Is
cents.-Rev. Z. Wheelocll oftcated at the
funeral of Mr.. Bradley of East Fairfield las
Thursday.-B. r. Holmes hns returned
from the AdrondaokS - Memorial hall j
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Mrs. f. Lyde and daughters, Dora and
Elsie Leslie, who have won such fame in
i" Little Lord Fauntleroy' and The Prince
and Pauper, - have arrived at their cottags
at Lake ST. Catherine, Rutland county, for
the summer.
Dan Williams, the Castleton burglar and
nrebug, who has been in Jail at Rutland for
tempted burglary, been sentenced to tho
House of Correction for ten months. This
charge Of arson still hangs over him.
CH!TTENDEN.
NJ. ". johnson is building an addition to
his house. -Fayette Baird has gone to Hub
bardton to work for short time -LafGy-
cite Allen is again confined to his house
with an attack of rheumatism. Rev Mr..
Wiley, a former pastor of this place, with
his wife and daughter, have been visiting in
town.
BENSON
A meeting OF the y. 2. S. C. Z. held
Sunday evening Rev. S. l.. Bates leading.
"A society meeting was held in the Con-
gregational chapel Monday evening. Prank
Lewis was in town Sunday. -Charles Jones
went to Albany Wednesday Peter Shil-
lette has gone to Lansingburgh, n y
Dan iel Higgins and wife are here with their
father, who is critically I'LL. IL, 1ilot-
son, c. +. Magee and W. K. Smith of the
Fairhaven Phoenix lodge Of Good Templars
| were in attendance at the installation OF
| officers of the Progress lodge.
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RANDOLPH,
BROOkFIELO.

Frank Fullan is very sick and doubts are
entertained of his recovery. Burton FrlnE
is at his fathers ill.--P. ID. Blodgstt OF st.
Johnsbury was engaged as speaker Me
mortal day, but owing to illness he can
not come. William Durkee's remains were
inferred at the Branch cemetery Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Fay occupied the pulpit at the
Branch, in the absence OF Mr.. Perrin. The
much needed work on the roads Is being
inpn
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The Best Salve In the wurld for Cuts Prplss,
Sores Ulcers, SGt itheum. teyer iiorss. etter,
Changed Hands. Chilb!alps, Corns e d all
tkin Eruptona, ana positively cures Piles. or
20 pay required. IL is guaranteed 20 i've per.
ttc' satisfaction, or money refunded. prios
reg,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlMGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD}FlELD.

RE Winoonki Valley, Villages mp North,
Along otter Creek and by tho shores
,iNhite River Covered by special RE-
IUrters.
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ESSEN COUNTY.

The unoccupied buildings on the Edwin
Bugbee farm in Concord, were burned few
days since, probably by an incendiary.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Patents have been granted to Clarence H.
Pikarn of Berlin on n saw mill dog; to Charles
W. Sleeper, Island Pond, for machine
for heading cans.
Patents have been granted to Clarence H.
Pitkin Of Berlin, on a mill dog and to
Charles W. Sleeper, Island Pond, for q
machine for heading tin cans.
The nine liquor dealers that were SEN
fenced at Montpelier have arrived at the
Rutland House of Correction and entered
upon their labors from 30 days to one year.
Herbert eldest son OF J. W, Eagan Of
Waitsfield, was Scaught by a belt in ais
father mill, thrown under saw receiving
cash nine inches long and a very deep
cut in one hip.
MONTPELIER.
Thursday night the wires OF the arc cleo
trio lights were affected by the rein
storm that they came in contact with the
telephone wires in two different localities,
causing the whole current to run into the
telephone exchange burning tho insulation
OFT from about 80 wires, setting the wood
work on fire and nearly paralyzing the
whole system. Manager Brown and assist
ants got everything we'll into shape during
Friday.
The old Nichols block on the Berlin side
is getting to be a noted place Tor DRINKS
and all night carousais 1t is stated by one
man, who is positive he saw them, that on
a recent night no less than nine men were
living around there at one time on the grassy
ground sleeping Off drunks. One man was
arrested from the house Thursday, and at
the same time dozen more were escap-
ing up the hill in the rear.
\ new tin shop has been opened in the
rooms vacated by B. Greenwood.
Ashley Hubbard has broken ground for
new house on the side hill in the rear of the
hillside. and Robert Cook has moved into
his new house in the same locality.
These are the latest pensions received at
the Z. j. Deavtt agency Originals
George Peake, Barre, IS a month and $3Si
arrears; William c. Smith, Waterbury
Centre, S12 and $3.50; George A. Stocker,
Rutland, $40 and $40; Charles S. White,
Painfleld, SIP ard $50; Jane L. Moore
Thetford, dependent mother, SIP and 500;
increase, Joseph a. Sanders Williamstown,
IS to Sl2; John S. Andrews, Montpelier,
81 to $l2: John II. Poor. Craftsbury, s. to
SIP and Sl44; Sanford II. Kent, Northtield,
81 to IS and $3.50.
The musical convention at the opera house
Is to open Monday evening, May %, and
closes the following Thursday night with
grand concert. Matinee at p. IN. Thurs
day. Conductor c. f. Dudley of East
Montpelier, pianist and accompsnist, Miss
Sylvia Bliss Of East Calais, assisted by the
Military band orchestra,
NORTHFlELD.
About 40 union granite cutters employed
By Cross Bros and Davis & Phillips, wer 9
| locked ont Saturday afternoon. The APP
| prentcss were working as usual Monday -
| The Congregational Ladies society held
their annual meeting and sociable at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon and evening.
j. X. Edgerton and w. II. Mansfield
have remode.ed their office with new foor,
new shelving and otherlimproyements'-
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The uncQualled success Of ALLOCK's Porous
PLAsTERs as AN external remedy has induced
interruptions parties to offer limitations, which
they endoavor TO sell on the reputation of ALL
COCKS. 1t is an absurdity to speak of them in
tho same category as tho genuine porous past-
or. Their pTctensions are uufounded, their
Wanted merit unsupported by facts, their al
legged superiority TO or equality with ALLoCk's
a false pretense,
The ahle't medical practitioners and chem
lists AMI thousands of grateful patients unite
in declaring ALLOCk's Porous PLAsTERs the
best external remedy ever produced.
Beware Of limitations, and do not DO deceived
ly representation. ASK for AII.oCK'S, and
let no solicitation or explanation induce you to
accept a substitute.
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FERRIS gURGA.

There AFRO GOOD many farms in this
town that have been neglected and houses
vacated and tae land carried on by non
residents. / wos told Of n farm tho other
day chat could be bought FOR less than