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CHICAGO. July 16.-Wbest was firm to-day
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoll2s
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Reported by Messrs John J.. Williams 4
sons Bankers, corner Tenth and Mail
stIsess.l
Richmond. Va. July IS. 1892
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INSTRUCTIONS
For Voting the Above Ticket.

A \ made in the large space to
the right of emblem at head of party
ticket means "a vote for all the
names in that column and no other
X is required.
A Y made in small space at right
of name of candidate means vote
for the particular person opposite
whose name the X is placed and no
other.
A \ made at the right of emblem
and also opposite one or more of
the names of persons in any other
column or group, then the vote so
cast shall be regarded as given for
all candidates under such marked
party emblem or name, except the
candidate or candidates under such
party emblem or name whose name
or names is or opposite to the name
or names so marked; and also for
the candidate or candidates whose
name or names is or are so marked.
A vote can be counted for but eight
names of Electors; and if the voter
desires to split his Electoral Ticket,
he must scretch the names of those
Electors for whom he does not de-
sire to vote.
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Resolutions of Respect.

At a regular meeting OF Garrett
Lodge. No. 113, X. of p, held
Nov. ,, 1892. the following rcsolu-
tons were adopted
WHEREAS. it has pleased the Al
mighty in his infinite wisdom to
remove from our midst Bro. Clar-
cnce Tillson. Chancellor Comman-
der. whose death we deplore, but
we bow in humble submission to
the Will of Him who doeth all
things well, and who knoweth what
is best. therefore bel
Res0lrcd. That in the death of
Bro. TIllson we have lost true and
trusted brother knie hi. kind
friend and an ardent worker for
the good of this lodge and its
brethren.
Resolred, That we desire to here
by express to the bcreavcd wife,
children and relatives of our de-
ceased brother our heartfelt svmpa-
thy IN this their dark hour of dis
tress and grief and that our prayer
is that He who hath thus bcreft
them will watch and care for the
widow aud orphans Of oar deceased
brother.
Rcsoirof. That cop, of these
resolutions bc presented to the wife
Of our deceased brother, also entered
On the Record Of this lodge and
hat the same be published in the
Oakland papers.
J.. II. KAN.
SAML. IAWToN,
\. q. STURGlsS.
Committee.
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brother Tillson this lodge has lost
one of its most active, energetic
and enthusiastic members, and we
believe the loss which this lodge
sustalns in his death is irreparable.
Resolced, That as Il citizen he was
public spirited, as a christian gen
tleman his life was above reproach
and his untimely death will be a
serious loss to the community in
which his life was spent.
Resolved, That upon the thresh
old of his home in which he exem.
plified those christian virtues which
made him an affectionate husband
and considerate father. we pause;
we feel that mere words at this
place would be almost meaning ess.
We dare not enter.
To the bereaved wife and father
less children we pour out the ten
derest sympathies of our hearts
and commend them to Him, who
tempers the wind to The shorn lamb,
and who hath said, 81 will be a
husband to the widow and father
and father to the fatherless."
Leaves have the time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the North winds
breath
And stars to set-but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh
Death
Resolred. That a copy of these
resolutions, under the seal Of the
lodge, be presented to the family
of the deceased.
Resolced, That copy of these
resolutions be furnished for publ
cation.
All of which Is respectfully sub
mitted.
+. L. TOWER.
l.. F.. TowNsHENp,
+. 5 CLAGGETT,
Committee.
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November Forecast, 1892.

November will have It's storm pc
riods. varied by showers of rain.
and snow squalls. however, much
or all Of the month will pass to his
tory before the brooks and creeks
will advance to their wanton aver
age flow Of fullness. The month
will open frosty. with air currents
from the North. Winds will shift
to the West and South, bringing a
higher temperature about the 9Th,
which will continue to advance in
heat TO the 9th. the center Of a
storm period OF hight showers, end
ing in snow squalls. The winds
without delay will shift to the North
about the ;th. bringing supply Of
polar stock from the Arctic regions
to be used on the general election
day, November Sth, by leaving a
demand for fall and winter over
coats as sectional locality may de-
mand to salt the temperature; how
ever. he heavier sort Of these goods
will be IN demand both in the West
and North. while the lighter goods
viii serve the South and middle
portions just as we'll. Indeed, |
had almost forgotten to say, in a
country of such wide extent great
diversity of climate must exist be-
tween Northern and Southern Dor
ders, that also in addition to the
heayler goods. umbrellas may be
found useful auxiliary to fortify
against snow storms by Dallot-hold-
ers on their way to the election polls
in the State of Name. The 9th
aud 10th will grow FARMER and
local disturbances will pass from
West to East on 18th and 18th,
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Davis Mills.


Silence has prevailed for some
weeks here in this corner. Our
time has been taken up with Har-
rison, Reid and Wellington club.
Our club numbers As, with one
galvanized Democtat who pledged
himself to get on the roll to be IN
good company as 50 many of the
Demmies do make pledges to do
something and Dc what? All, moth
ing. But we are oil alive down
here and ready in tie field for fight:
ready to meet the old fellow at the
mouth of his den on his free trade
horse. with his wild cut money sack
wrapped up in his free wool. BY
the way have a 500 bill of wild
cat money now. ! viii change it
with any Demo for smoke. If |
thought We were nearing a Glove
land earthquake TO sink us into 1
years of perdition ! would leave the
L. :. \. before the 18th Of March,
but our sky is too bright for that.
j. Il. Kimmcll and }. VI. Mark
ley attended corn husking bee
last Wednesday at Sang Run. They
report a very good time but the
cider and other good things suffered
awful.
We tender our thanks to our
warm friends in Oakland (and also
MIR. L. Z. Sollars) for the visit and
cheering words they gave us last
Thursday night at Bays school
house. Come again, gents; we will
give YOU all warm shake Of our
hand and say hurrah for Harrison.
Reid and Wellington,
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which may favor many locall-
ties with refreshing showers, and
which is most likely to be attended
in some portions by thuder and
lightning, ending in snow squalls
and light freezlng both in the West
and North, also cold North winds
will follow the disturbance. About
the 18th a reaction will set in,
bringing warmer wiLds from the
West and South, which will advance
IN heat to the 18th, the center OF a
disturbed period, when winds will
shift to the North and light freez-
ing will follow. Warmer on the
10Th, attended by South winds. The
Goth, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd is apro-
longed disturbed period, when much
cloudiness, drizzling rains and sleet
will prevail. The disturbances will
dissipatc about the evening of the
23rd or Gath, frescoing all objects
by Jack Frost dressed IN his whit
est robes. The Goth will be warmer
and will advance to the 10Th, the
center of storm period, which will
be attended by freezing at the close
of the month.
December Will bring ram IN guam
titles advancing all streams to their
average fullness, snow and bllzzards
need not surprise. January will
be cold and blizzardy. February
milder, attended by some far
weather. March cold and stormy.
April wet. p. r. SMITH.
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bert Bros, Of Baltim re was on our
streets the 2Sth.
Messrs. Bowling and Snyder, of
Krug, paiG us visit Sunday last
Are there two veterans IN Dist.
No. 2 who can and will vote for
Grover and McKaig?
Chas. Mcbride, of our section,
will leave the 3lst OF Oct. for Eglon,
W. Va.
Some Of our dear Demos. have
Jagged MS in the ribs about
Wayne McVeigh leaving our party
and going into their ranks. Since
they have read Senator Hills
speech Wayne's name is no more
heard. All good honest Republic
cans like Wayne McVeigh should
60 to the Demo. party, as Mr..
McV. does not like a dishones man
no matter where he was born.
Soldiers can you vote for Grover
and McKaig.
Our Selbysport bellies have their
eye on our new school teacher.
BE careful, Henry.
Voter. do not be deceived by our
Democratic brothers when they tell
you the Mckinley bill only protects
the manufacturer. If the manu-
facturer is protected SO are all
American voters.
Who is McKalg and what has he
been doing for years?
A. j. Frazee has returned from
business trip to Bittinger and
West Salisbury. He is an old SOL
der and he wore Grand Pas hat
on his trip.
Who is this Congressman that
wants free Canada lumber sent to
our shores? Was he not at Friends
vile this campaign? On Nov. s he
will know what Dist. No. ? wants
HIM to do next year. Vote for Har-
risen, .Reid and Wellington and
protect American industry.
One of our old soldier comrades
of Dist. No. , last week filed out
his voucher for 1906. so and he was
a good honest and upright soldier
and he is not ashamed to say in
public who has been his friends.
Grover and McKaig will not be IN
1t on Nov. s, think you. comrade?
The Frazee and Camp Co. are
pushing our new school house along
at rapid gait There is no free
trade lumber beng used n the
building.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management Of Mr..
Henry Friend.
Our merchants report good re-
turns from chcstuuts shipped this
fall,
Let's an vote for free traders and
make our wives and daughters 90
out and earn our living same as
they do in free trade countries.
We have few brother Demos.
here Who want free trade and tom
cat money.
Messrs. Hiram H. and F. l.. Fra
zee made flying trip to Pennsyl-
vania Monday, Oct. 3lst.
Are Grover and the Demos. little
Mack the soldiers friends?
The Brown and Frantz Mining
Co. have opened up some good coal
fields near our city and expect to
supply our section with fine grade
of coal by Nov. 30th.
\. S. Newell. of Watson, Pa,
killed seven wild turkeys on Oct.
31st at two shots near our city.
Republicans, do not allow any
Democrat to pull any of Grover S
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J.. II. X AIN.
SAML, IAWToN,
\. q. STURGIsS.
Committee.

OAKLAND. ND, Nov. LIST. 1892.
70 Nheolficl Lodgc, No. 1872, iaJo-
pcRdeM Order Of Odd FeiloTS:
The undersigned committee. APP
pointed to draft resolutions upon
The death of our late brother, CLAIR
cnce IL. Tlllson, beg leave to report
rs follows:
WHEREAS, death has again m
yaded the precincts of our order.
and by this means it hath pleased
Almighty God it His wisdom to re-
move from amongst us brother
Clarence II. TIllson, therefore be it
Res0lred, That in the death of
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FOR CONGRESS,
sixth pi>trict-ALHERT F. SHoENAKER, OF
Montgomery County.
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SelbYSport.

Corn husklng and potato digging
are near to one OF the things of the
past. SO are Grover and Mckaig.
Robt. Hoover, of Johnstown,
representing the p. r. r. Co.. was
on our streets the 9th and 2Sth.
Jasper Frazee has been on the
sick list for few days.
r. NJ. Mealley, representing Gill
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PERSONS desiring to vote the
straight Republican ticket will max,
a X mark in the square opposite ame
to the right of the bust of Abraham
Lincoln. No other mark than tn,
above is necessary.
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Private School for Young Ladies.
Mrs. Kerr has opened a school at
Mrs. Bourchier's residence (for tn,
presently. Terms for Englisl.
branches So, music, IS, French, Il
per quarter. Infants, 81 per month.
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and McKaig's Australian wool over
your eyes tins time. Now is the
time to lay them to rest for ever.
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COM MISSlOhERS MEETING
OFFICE OF THE

OAKLAND, MD, Oct. 25, 1892.
The County Commissioners will meet il
their Office at Oakland on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1892
for the purpose Of transacting any bushes
that may come before them.
Also will receive bids for furnishing coa
for Jail and court house. Sealed bids will b.
received until O'Clock IA. m, on Novembe
nth, 1892.
By order of board,
]. :. MEYERS. Clerk.
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CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE

GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, MD Oct. 10. 1892.
Al Il meeting of the County Commissioner
for Garrett county. held on sept. H. 1892 they
did then and there change the voting place
in District No from the Grimes place 10 Da-
Wis y. Nurphy'S: therefore il is
ORDERED, by the Counts tOmmiSsi oners
of Garrett county this 18th day 81 sept. 1892
that the voting p,nrc in District No. he and
Is hereby changed :IoW the Grimes nlacc ia
Davis y. MarphVs as pc,iti"ncd for 10y T.. G..
Harvey. 81 al.
j. =. MEYERS Clerk.
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shall be one.
Miss Ibsen-rm aware of that Edward; but
the question is which one!-FNnnY Folks.
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LIST OF VESSH els.

Up, Cleared and Sailei for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
PeIayo [spl. Barrochea, at Liverpool Oct IS.
Denia [Spl, Cano. at Liverpool Oct %.
Norfolk tBrl, Woolston, Liverpool. sid Dec 10
Martos [Spl, Wives. Barcelona, sid Nov 5, via
Marseilles.
Acme [Brl, Tate. St Michaels, sid Dec g.
SHIPS.
Drammen [Norl, Andersen, at Liverpool Nov 49,
Herman Lenkuhl LNor], Algoa Bay, sid Nov 81.
Dora lGerl, Fortmann, La Pallice, sid Dec 5.
BARKs.
Eipotini Itall, Aste, Genoa sid Nov :.
Godthaab [Norl, Bic. Hamburg, sid Nov II.
Bonheur Norl, Tetlefsen, Marseilles, sid Nov ID
Luna lNorl. Josephson. MaTseilles, sid Nov II.
Julie [Norl, Jorgensen, Belfast, sid Nov u
president INorl, Olsen, Liverpool. sid Nov IL.
Ebba [Swl, Paulsen. Dublin, sid Nov IS
Aladre [ltall, Olivari, Santos, sid Nov13.
Dagmar DAM. Olbeck. Grimsby, sid Nov "a
Hos lNorJ, Johansen, Valencia, sid Nov IS.
Emelie TSwl SWAIN Santos, sid Nov so.
Navigatore GIuall, Mazzatelli, Hull, sid Nov %.
Gler (Brl, McNutt, Hull, sid Nov rs.
Admiral TegethoG [Gerl. Voss, Rotterdam, sid
Nov 26.
Avanti TNorI. Boye. Sharpness, sid Dec 2S
President [Brl, Chisholm, Rouen, SID Nov &c.
Australia [Norl, Christophersen, Sharpness. sid
Dec 8.
Padre utalI, schisppocasse. Porto Torres, sid
:lotun [NorI. Christensen, Rotterdam aid Dec 3.
EIreidie [Norl, Ulsteen Bristol, sid Dec
Marie Berg Ger Wickerts London sid Dec 81.
Alert Nor, -, Dublin, sid Nov l6.
Concettina [Itall, Lubrsno, Girgent, sid Nov 30
feppina NJ IItall. Scarpati. Opofto sid Dec 3.
1mer lNorl, Andersen, Marseilles sid Dec =
Dec 9,
Navigator [Norl. Gebrslsen, Buenos Ayres, sid
Nov 10
Sigrid [Norl. Gregersen, Belfast, sid Dec Is.
Dronning Sophie lNorl, Lundegaard, Buenos
E, Ayres, sid Nov IL.
saga lNorl. ----- Grimsby, sid Dec 8.
Venezuela lNorl Jensen, Liverpool, sid Dec 10.
new Light. Avis, West Washington. DC, sid Dec
- II via Norfolk.
iataya ISM, Roix. Havana sid Dec IL.
ASceion Norl. Bai6erln. Bristol sid Dec p.
Meordo lltall, Godeo at Palermo Nov -.
BRles.
robert Dillon, leighton, at Nev York Dec 81
sCHooaERs.
Iennis Thomas Young Baltimore, cid Dec 70.
ISABELLA Gill, Collision, Baltimore, sid Dec a..
margaret May. Jarvis, Baltimore, sid Dec -.
" arner Moore. Crockett, PRiladelphla, sll Dec
WIN Fl Allison. Keniston. Baltimore, sid Dec "a.
aaron en ksppard, ateelnau, Philadelphia, CID Dee
John Rose Allen, Philadelphia, up Dec 10
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CoNSIGNEES .

Per Central Railroad, Dec 24-Woods G & Co.
Hunter q B, Dwele G & D. Warren & A, But
Ter & S, w w Gordon & Co, H N Conner & Co,
Stubbs & t, j P Williams Co. Gregg & W.
Wood g. Bro.-A Letter Son. ! S Schober, H
IS Ravenel Maria Paine. A Miller Co, NJ Rob
erts, W NJ Waters, Decker & F, Kavan&ugh & b,
NJ Mckay B Harvey, Frank q Co, Ora
ham, WP Green + 4 G CO, F S Polk, D J nj or.
rison. Tidewater Oil Co, J w Teeple & Co, W D
Simkins, Savannah Broom Factory, W F Chap
lin. B S Manney.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Dec PA Hanley, Savannah Grocery Co. Elsc-
trio Railway, Meinhard Bros 4 90, N Nathan,
j Silva, Lindsay & N, D Weed 4 Co, Robey
Electric Co. z Grady g. Son, A H Champion e
Son, + w Storer, Mcmillan Bros, NJ Y Headsr-
son, Moore & Cos Enrich & Bro. Lowell g. L,
NJ Doyle, Merchants National Bank Standard
Mfg and Com Co. City Sub Ry Co, Mrs Julia
de Fean. Z G Stearns. P w Rushing. Myerson,
2 NJ Ray, D & K Dancy, W D Dixon. Sand
2 Guersrd. Standard Oil Co. 7 Davis. Low
ellis Sons, Southern Cotton Oil Co, Swinton &
N, w W Gordon & Co, A B Hull & Co. w G
small, L R Myere & Co.'s Guckeuheimer q Sons,
Ben Harris, Shotter Co n Hall. " Har-
per, Coleman, + Roberts, w Quarterman, Rem
berton & q, W G Morrell, j Bond, Wall,
Dale Dixon & Co, McDonough & Co, Peacock Fl
4 Co, Ellis & 20, WV Chisholm & Co, j
Williams & Co, Savannah n 5 Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec
24-Hunter P y b, Greigg J & w, Edwards &
Co, Georgia Lumber Co, NJ Bono G. Bro, w j
Fitzpatrick 8; Bro, Smith Bros, L K Myers Co,
q W Allen q Co. J sanders. w Mantle, r NJ
Orme, Fl Champions Son, Wash Lee, Dr w
Roylston, Mrs E n Iawler. Partisan Confection-
cry Parlors. Commercial Guano Co, Conner II 8
Co. Mutual G l, Co.
Per South Bound Railroad, Dec. Q4-J Bisler
& Co, Frank & Co. j II Furber. S Marks q Co.
Ludden B, S Guckenheimer & Sons, Mrs Anne.
lIs Flowers, ] D Weed q Co.
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him. He passes for Mexican then, and
buys what he likes.
Not long ago there was in the employ Of
one of the cettle companies down Dons Ana
way splendid vaQuero. He was Mexi-
can, but so expert with the rope aud so
much Of q rider that even the tall Texans
had to admit him as good as the best Of
them. He had worked along for some
weeks when he was cent with another
vsquero TO round up some stock IN one Of
the distant valleys. Neither of them came
back. They found the body of ths cowboy
where they had camped. His throat had
been cut while he slept. The expert vsquero
was Kid. This wss merely one Of his grim
surprises.
After each outrage the soldiers have come
out after the Apache. No one but the SOL
diers will hunt him. The cowboys, afraid
Of nothing on earth, will not tempt fate by
chasing this one Indian, and a report that
Kid is 10 camp will stampede any COW outfit
from the Gulf to the Panhandle.
But 90 frequent have been this Apache's
outrages Of late that the two governments
have apparently determined to end them
for always. Two troops OF United States
cavalry have been sent out for him and are
now securing the hills on the old Head
rancho, in New Mexico.
They have orders to hunt him down, no
matter how long or how far they have to
follow him.
just over the line 500 Mexican infantry.
men are on the same mission. 1t would be
a close place for most men, but Kid has been
as badly beset before.
Many a weary ride has be given them
over the hills and deserts, his horse tearing
over the country unguided, while the naked
rider dealt death back to them as they gal
loped wildly on.
ApoRnR-when we are married, darling, we
shall be one.
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John G Schmidt, Norsurr. phil.d.lpbi.- Nh Dc

10. '--0' w D0S
Jacob NJ Haskell, -, Boston nm naco
Harriet 9 kerlin, Shaw. Philadelphia. M Dee
Edward Bailey. Townsend. Baltimore, sid
Dec 20. STU
Dec 90. gu
John Deering, Alvey, New York. sid Dec %.
Ea 20 Randall, =. New York, up Dec q.
n n faTker, hammond. New York. up Dec 81
rs. puma Neo
4 ID Lamson, Smith. baltimore, I'D Dec %.
10 e'N Noo
Annie IBrl, Mcdonald. Barbados. sid Dec 8.
ia lawrence, Campbell, at Baltimore. Dec q.
Mary J Cashier, Thurber. A. New York DsC 81
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New York, Dec 2S-Arrived, steamship City Of
St. Augustine. Ray, Fernsndina-
Gibraltar, Dec l7--Sailed, steamship Crsts
Brl, Pomaron, for Charleston.
Hamburg. Dec 22-Sailed, steamship Regal
IBrl, Charleston.
Leith, Dec sS-Arrived, bark Ninrod [Norl,
Gundersen, Pensacola.
Sharpness, Dec 2S-SaiIed. berks Avanti [Norl,
goye. Savannah; Venus Nor, Naess, Pensacola.
baltimore. Dec 23--Cleared, schr William H
Allison Remission. Savannah.
Sailsd-Schr Oliver H Booth, Jacksonville.
BsaufoEt, NC, Dec 22-Sailed, steamship Ed
msrth, Tull, q Florida port.
Arrived, schr Charles Moore. Charleston.
Boston, Dec 2s-Cleared, steamship Merchant
Prince [Brl, McDiarmld Norfolk and Charles
ton; bark Freeda A Wiley, Wiley. Apalach-
icola
Brunswick. Dec 2s-sailed. schr Sarah Potter,
Farnum, Providence.
Chatham, Dec 22-Passed south, schr Flora
Rogers from Boston, supposed for Brunsvick
Darien, Dec 2S-Arrived, schr James D Dew.
ell, Chatfleld, Providence.
Cleared-Schr Charles K Buckley, Townsend,
New York.
Fernandina, Dec Disabled, steamers Storra
Lee LBrl, Bailey, London; ortyga LBrl Mann,
Savannah.
Highland Light. Dec 22-Passed, schr Alics
Archer, Satilla River, Ga, for Bath.
Jacksonville, Dec 20-Sailed from the bar,
schr John Davis, Philsdelphia.
23d-Arrived steamer John G Christopher,
Crawford, New York cleared on RETURN; scnrs
Mary Morris. Smith, Philadelphia; Milville.
Brannan, st Jago.
2sd-Cleared, schr Lois Chsples, Baltimore.
New Orleans. Dec 23-Arrived, schr Thomas n
Stone, Rutledge. Punta Gorda.
Nobska, Dec 23--Anchored OF, echr Viola
Reppard, Brunswick for Boston.
Newcastle, Del, Dec 23--Passed up, schr Will
IAN w Converse. Newburg, from Brunswick.
Pensacola. Dec 22-Arrlved, bark Battaglia
LItall, Campodonica Barbados.
19tn-Cleared, barks Ringhorne LNorl Ander
sen, London; Vega RUS. Gronroos, Cherbourg
schr John Parker [Brl, Mulberry Havana,
23d-Arrlved, tug Carbonero. Hopkins, Tam.
pico, with barge Alabama, Deveraux; bark
Storrursten [Rusl, Tallgrem, Pernambuco.
2Sd-Cleared. tug Carbonero, Tampico; ship
Agra LNorl. Christoffersen, Antwerp; Zants
[frl, Provost. Granville; Enterprise [Norl Gun
dersen. Belfast; Rosa Madre [ItalI, Leboffe,
Genoa; Somand (Gorl, Gram, Lisbon.
Punta Gorda, Dec 2i-Saled, schr Agnes Man
ming, Baltimore.
Satla River. Ga, Dec 19-sailed, schr James
Judge, Davidson, Darien.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Arrived at Tybee yesterday two schooners
Names could not be ascertained on account Of
the smoky condition of the weather
Wilmington. NC. Dec 23-Schr Susie H David
son, from Satilla River, Ga, for New York,
has put into Southport, leaking, but can be re-
paired without discharging.
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MEDICAL.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
custom house. Captains are requested 20 call
at the Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-26


Having used three bottles of p. P T. for i'm
pure blood and general weakness. and having
derived great benefits from the same, having
gained II pounds in weight ia four weeks, I
take great pleasure in recommending it to all
unfortunates like
Yours truly JOHN MORRIS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-26

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