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TounsEndismS.

The 'olIqafng ihns are from tbs
LyBJy Jsds1:
When yD1 need q friend dDn't PICK
out q man ah~ss dDz ron'. fDiI0S
him.
4 widow is q Hotnao who has burieI
her hUsbasd;n gross widow is one
ubo bss amply misIsid hers.
Tho Bnddists have 32 hell. in their
religion. CONS ~ then hsys lately
toed scattered around bcts, judging
from the weather.
SJms stare arc believed " be go faf
away that mop o years ars fsgutd
Tor their light " reach the Garth; but
the long delinquent subscriber keeps
farther OG than that.
Ambrose Biercs and Hajge Morris
hHyo been having m argument M to
whether a coyote bovIs or batks. AZ
NO set this item ~e see one of tho
uoyiOus things on y rock not far of.
Ito neithor howl, nor barts, but
vigorously wobb,os bis under jaw nod
spits yipd,
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O1ieet Hsi4 n ElsterIs.

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gr>i MAY juc,s.i,s rAilt9ns yet
bed In fsserss M he Pre5dsat Tbs
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with E{C0 abd fioDOiUiD ~ nm
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hundred md Gfiy places VI siGt0 u
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service, hfo stIil untitled.
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Sh1 Could Tell.

a Pfeoeh eb,ont1aor rs1r;ds al 10.
tsrer.isg ard perhaps valuable dis,
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messsm s~scertainiog whether psople
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tbe hsst, " his D.h year.
The Iit.is giri's poibsr, ceskioE for
her, esgis Dp jus. ~ she left this gen.
tlsmho's company.
"Whst have yDo b<sn doing, my
deasT Ns mother askeJ.
ron, I've been playing With thu,
sopny msb orer there"
The mother smiled.
what is Jour #s7 u telling when
peopis are young, dearf' sbo ossej.
"Ob," answered tho lituo one,
"yoyng poopio arc those. that have Q
good ums."-tWa,sfIy Magazine.
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WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Bottle Tn.

Ne have been compelled 10 send
out bills this week TO a number Of
our so becribers who are in arrears
for the WEEKLY IsDEPEspEsT. Some
OF these arrearages nre quito largo
and must be settled before the frsto
January. y you have received q bill
TOR the amount due We plesee SaA
and satla up
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1rt 10 seutsnesei the CpGrt ssntsaceJ
Henry LAoyd 70 oosis yssr'. !nui1yn.
men, 10 she S.a,s PfDDn sod Willis IN
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inFtjtulEo,
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Tfoy P,esss~Soms eighteen hun.
dfed young msn may 10 pleased 10
know that nm young women sero
graduated from the Bsaon cooking
schools last year,
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4 sono ijg long nod 10 feet
square ~ tho bass has bson quaftie1
At Prentice, Wis, md II 10 popo~td
70 uso II ne o moopmeHt " james q.
Bla,bs. il b foJp tir is9t longer
than CIeopa.ra's noodle,
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Tho INST rens,,n.

me hrst pensions ever granted bo
,ne United States were provided tor ~
bIils introduced in congress In iz!e
on May 10, i77s, congress passed , III
granting that "all officers yho ,hnii
1rVe " the close OF tho wnr .h,,S "a'
&c. nali pay for seven years there.
.|n q al private soldiers shall a.
euro remand Of eighty dollara-
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Barnet EOEE.
BARNET Holm.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04

Per South Bound Railroad Oct SO bdls
pine, 50 Tkgs tObacco. 4 bales domesties IS
pkgs furniture. 30 steel axles ! car cabbage 6
cases cigarettes 1 lounge, l car wood 1853
bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad, Oct $50 tons pig
iron, 1872 bales domestics, 2S4 pkgs mdse %
bids paper stock 10 bales wool 1920 sacks
-four, 222 sacks rice, 800 sacks meal, ga sacks
corn. p cases whisky, cases candy. 5 bdls
backs, 9 lounges, l75 gross arms. 80 coils wire,
1742 bbls rosin, $50 bbls spirits turpentine, 4
bbls syrup, 1917 bbls wine 80 bbls liquor, 3
bbls gin, Dbl apples, roll leather. Dbl rice,
l car corn horses, pony. ] phaeton. 3 cars
wood, l car meat, car terra Gotta, 1855 bales
cotton.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. Oct 3-l7y4 bales cotton. $50 bOls rosin
562 bbls spirits turpenttne, II cars lumber ID
boxes toDacco, cars corn cars oats, . cars
hay, 30 cases eggs cars wood, IL bdls spokes,
IS bbls -four. Dol vinegar / Dbl fish. car
cotton seed, Dbl beef, - crates stools pi-
amos. organs, . br brakes, hdls burlaps
lot household goods, ] pr scales, case r
goods, I sadirOu I bdl hoops. ] bdl copper,
2S5 boxes fruit 10 empty drums
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Oct 3-93 bales cotton. ! car wood. BOG sacks
-four, 100 sacks meal. cases shoes. bdl axle
nuts. tronk household goods I bag corks I
feed cutter. bodies / Ddl legs, I bdl wheels
rolls paper. box clothing % bdls and y
bbls paper, bag rags, / box books, p rolls
bagging
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04
A Woman Reporter in 1900.


The lady reporter is not so great a
novelty as is sometimes supposed. A
writer in the Bookworm describes what
he regards as 1.-THE first reported sermon. "
1t was printed in 100, is entitled David S
Entertainment" and is a sermon lately
preached" at Dudley, in Worcestershire.
According to the preachers statement,
the sermon is printed without the alter
alton of a word, as taken in characters
from the pulpit by young maiden" This
stenographic damse is further said to
have been the scribe of three discourses
delivered in Scotland when she was of
the mature age of 10. But, as the Man
chester Guardian points out, it is Il mis-
take on the part of the Bookworm to sup
pose that this is the earliest reported
sermon. The earlier English systems of
shorthand were largely used in taking
notes OF the discourses of the famous or
favorite divines. Many arbitraries ~
were invented for this purpose, so that a
single character might indicate the whole
of perhaps lenthy theological phrase
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04
.tatlres ~ IS tolIow..

Baltimore, Md. Oct. 3.-Flour quiet and
unchanged, Wheat-spot firm; futures easy;
No red spot 90 y dD694c; October 694@69iRc /,
steamer No. ? red 66jac; milling wheat, by
sample. 69170c. Corn spot futures dull;
mixed spot 4S346o49c; October 4s4c; year
46Ia@i7c; white corn by sample 5i@5ec;
and steady; No. white western 37ll37Iic;
No. mixed western 34la@yS5c. Rye quiet;
No 2, 5295Sc. Hay strong; good to choice
timothy S15 OOQS16 co. Grain freights steady
and unchanged Grain freights steady and
unchanged. Provisions steady. Mess pork
SIS IS; others unchanged Butter firm
creamery fancy 29@30c: fair to choice 263
&c; limitations 2ic. Eggs firm, l9e. Gomez
steady; Rio cargoes fair $50 lS4C; No. 7, nc.
Sugar quiet; graduated SIC. Whisky I'M
changed.
81 OOl0S4 %; family 81 756t&3 co. Wheat
steady; No. ,, &c; No. red 6212 Corn No.
2 white 43c; No. 2 yellow 400; No, 2 mixed
4s1lc. Oats, No. white SAC; No. ? mixed
32c. Rice steady; No. 2, Sic. Pork mess
Sl7 00; clear mess SIS 25; family $40 co.
Lard IS cam leaf $40 2j0Sl0 So Bacon
steady; loose shoulders S. s.; short RIB sides
Sll 90; short clear sides Sll IS; boxed short
clear Sl2 o. Whisky, 81 II.
st. Louis, Oct. 3.-Flour market-patents
So lG@S3 20: family 8! OG@S! 70. Wheat
lower; October 62hc; November 6lAc: De
cember 66ls@66Ac. Corn firm and higher;
October 80; December 361sc. Oats firm and
higher; October 27c bid; May 32e. Pork,
standard mess at SlS 25ISlS so. Lard prime
steam. ~ %. Dry SdllSu meats shoulders,
81 90; longs and clear ribs 80 S7l2; shorts
$40 PA Bacon-boxed shoulders s. 00 longs
sll %; clear ribs Sll 20; short ribs 81 300
Sll 67;5. High wines 81 p
New Orleans, Oct. 3.-Conee very strong;
ordinary 173lc; fair 20Ac; job lots &C higher.
Sugar strong; open kettle, no offerings cen
trifugals &c; yellow clarified ll-l6c; primo
yellow 45sc; seconds 1l-l6c.
Rice
New York Oct 3-Rice fairly active
ana firm; domestic fair to extra 3aR@5a4c;
Japan 44GDi3sc.
New Orleans, Oct 3.-Rice steady and in
fair demand heads sac; good 314c fair &c;
ordinary 21ac; common 24c; No. 2, 1Rc;
rough 2c actual sales $50.
Petroleu N. OILS Etc.
New York, Oct. 3.--Cotton seed oil quiet
and frmer; crude 3l6l35c; yellow 800 l0c.
New York Oct 3-Peuoleum quiet and
firm; crude, in barrels, Washington, s. 50;
Washington, in bulk, So 90; refined s. Is;
refined Philadelphia and Baltimore In bar
rels, s. 10; refined Philadelphia and Balti-
more, in bulk, 81 6o8S2 IS.
Naval stores.
New York Oct. 3.-Rosn quiet. and firm
strained common to good, 81 1i01 20. Tur-
pentine quiet and more active and irmer at
2Sll291sc.
Wilmington Oct 3-Rosin was firm
strained at SOC; good strained SIC Spirits
turpentine firm, 25nc Tar steady at 81 10
Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 %; soft and
virgin 81 CO.
Charleston, Oct. 3. Spirits turpentne
firm at 25}ac asked, Rosn firm at 9oc for
good strained
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04
Facts for the Travelling Public,

migrants, commercial men, tourists mari
ners and miners relating to the preservation
of health pnder conditions unfavorable to It.,
may be CLEANED with profit from the ott-pub-
lished testimony of such persons relating to
the protective and remedial qualities of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, very valuable
remedy to those who traverse the briny
deep, or are subjected to malarial influences
or out door exposure. With as much Ger
tainty as DR.. Koch celebrated lymph de
stroys the organic microbe, the Bitters coun.
teracts unhealthful germs in malaria tainted
air and brackish water. 1t prevents and re-
moves disorders caused by poor and unaccus-
toned food and restores tranquility to worn
out nerves and weary brains rheumatism,
kidney ana liver complaint, cramps, collie and
dyspepsia are among the ailments that it sub
dupS-a0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04
Five Thousand for 30.

from Ine N. \. Telegram.
The other day, at a market in Wash
ingtOn city, policeman, Augustus Brown,
was exhibiting some pretty s. gold coins,
which he had just been paid, when he
dropped one of them. 1t rolled away and
could not be found. When the search for
it was in progress Mr. Calzor, who stood
by, started to walk away, and the police
man, jumping at the conclusion that he
had the money, demanded it, revolver in
hand. Cal2or denied having it, and the
policeman arrested him on charge of
larceny. When Calzor was examined at
the police station the money was not
found on him, and he was discharged by
the police court. Now he has sued the
policeman for 5000. He says that his ar
rest and Imprisonment was wholly false
and malicious, and that the suffering,
annoyance and damage of reputation
which he underwent was quite worth
s. 600
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04

Georgetown, Oct ARRIVED. schr John H
Cannon. Harrison. Charleston; schr Wacco-
man, Squires, New York
Beaufort, Oct 2-Schr Alma, Cumming, Port
Royal bound to Boston, wind bound at Bay
Point: sailed to-day.
Pernambuco, sept 7-SaiIed, bark Sigrid
[Norl, Larsen Pensacola.
Baltimore. Oct Arrived, schr Nellie w
Craig Christensen Charleston. Sailed. schr
Benz F Lee. Charleston.
Charleston. Oct ARRIVED, schr The Jose
phine Townsend. Baltimore
Pensacola, Sept 30 Cleared, steamer Aus
terlitz Brl, Frazier, Havana; bark Looming
INorI Eye, Aberdeen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04


Per South Bound Railroad oct s.
Savannah Grocery Co NJ Fersts Sons & Co,
Frank & Co, c + Stults & Co, Pulaski Knit
ting Mills, } w Teeple \ Co f Lovells Sons
kayanaugh & b. q w Tiedeman & Bro Mrs
$ Wolf II Solomon & Son, w NJ Kessler
Per Central Railroad. Oct sc + Stults &
Co, = Wimberly. Mrs NJ C Moline Tele-
phone Exchange, McKenna & W Barbour &
Co, Neidlinger & X, NJ Fersts Sons & Co.
Fawcett Bros, Mrs A Haupt. Lippman Bros
Lowell & L, Watson & 2, NJ Y Henderson.
Rosenber, Smith Bros, George Ebberwein,
Singer Mfg Co, Connect & Co. w I Miller, Sa-
Yannah Mills w A johnson, McNatt & NJ
solomon s. Son, Palmer Hardware Co, Ohas
B. w G Morrell, p w Meldrim, JB Harvey,
w II Conneratt, A B Ellarbee, Moore & J,
Woods G & Co, Hunter & B, Dwelle c & D,
Montague Co, McNatt & M, Stubs & II,
Butler & s, Warren & A, John Flannery & Co,
w W Gordon & Co. NJ Y s D l MacIntyre, NJ
Maclean & Co. II 1raub p Williams Il Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Oct 3-John Flannery & Co Woods G &
Co, w w Gordon s. Co, NJ Y s. ID MacIntyre
Stubbs & 4, NJ Maclean & Co, J S Wood 4 Bro,
Warren & A. Montague & Co, Charles Ellis
w w Chisholm Co Chestnut ON, McNatt
4 M Peacock II & Co, = Williams & Co
savannah N S Co, Paterson d & Co $ p Shot
ter Co, c Jones, f w Storer, Ed Gardner,
savannah Grocery Co w ID Simkins, Sing
Wah, : Guckenheimer & Sons, A Hanley
southern Cotton Oil Co, Lovell's Sons, c
Saussey, Mcmillan Bros, Chas Wakefield
G Il StultS Co, j M Dixon & Co. HAHN a.
Son, III Dunn, Collins & Co, Moore & Co,
Ludden & b, r ] Davis, J d Weed & Co
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Oct 3-Stuhbs Il T. Woods G 4 Co, Edwards I
& Co, Grcigg J 81 w, Chestnut & ON, Ellis
Co, J z Williams & Co, Peacock H & Co. DR.
j c Atkinson, Brush f J. s. p Co, Braid q II,
Mrs NJ Camden d Weed & Co, + CHM
NJ Co, Fretwell & N, j Wall, NJ Campoy,
X c Manderill, ii Ii Iens, steamer Bellevue,
Mutual Coop Assn, w d Simkins, d Y Dancy
& Co. j A Thomas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-04
Maritime MiscelIanr.

Baltimore, Oct Capt Foster, of the Mer-
chants and Miners steamship Decatur II
Miller, reports passing light 4-masted
schooner ashore on Kent Island Saturday
opposite Annapolis. She had two tugs along
side. Sept 20 at p m, the Miller passed, of
Currituck, two dismasted schooners. One
was loaded and the other light. They looked
to be 3-masters, and were in one tow bound
north.
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Steamship City Of Augusta, Daggett, New
York; & Anderson.
steamship CraigmOre Parry, Bremen
Strachan & Co.
Steamship Altoona lBr, Ayers, Genoa and
Barcelona f Minis & Co.
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Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
G G Anderson.
Steamship Tafna IBrl. Galveston.
Bark Werner lNorl. HarDurg
Bark Mary Ames, AMER.
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, oCToBER4 1893

Chicago, oct. S.-Casn quotations we're as
follows, Flour unchanged aud feeling steady;
No spring wheat 0fc No. red 6Gc
COrn-No. > f0Nc. Oats NO2. 27a12SAc
Mess pork. per barrel, Sl6 s50s az no Lard
per 100 pounds. 50 S7paa so. Dry sailed
shoulders ~ S7-.Iss0: short clear SIDES, ~ 10
GlO =. Whisky, 81 u.
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Brown S IRON BIrTER6
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For Over Fly Years.

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cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy for
diarrhma. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.-.Ad
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Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
Miss Coe Miss Carrie Goodwin, Mrs Daniel
Hops. Miss Mary Hops. Capt II Beren, II
baltimore, Miss Mamie Roberts, w Hirsch,
Louis Dam onheim A Lowell VIM Maho-
ney, Pat Forley S Raffain, c r Michel.
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Notice to Mariners,

Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge in United States photographic ONCE,
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office.
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Per steamship NacOOcheo for New York
2Oib bales upland cotton. 33s bales sea island
cotton. ~ bales dOmcstics and yarns =. bales
paper stock. gB bbis rOsln. fl9 bis spirits
turpentine, 10000 feet lumber. 10 pbis rosin
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Steamer Alpha. Daniels Button, Port
ROYAL and Beaufort--C Ii Medlock. Agent
steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien-W I
Gibson Manager.
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COMMERCIAL.
sANANNAH MARKETs.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah. Ga, Oct. 3, 1898.
Coftou.

The market opened quiet and steady and
-,--.t firm with good demand and some
- at f-l6c above quotations. The bad
,-...hsr and the near approach Of the time
o. -he bureau report, makes buyers rather
.-,-,rs. On 'chagne at the opening call at
"24o.clock, che market was posted steady
a,ar advance of 1-l6c over yesterdays clos
with sales Of 1871 bales. At the
mr35ay call the market had advanced
L- u l-l6c all around and the sales
So gQt bales At the last call at p m.
w. market was unchanged, the sales being
t las saies The entire sales Of the day were
Ss3 bales. The official quotations at the
80 n the market we're as follows:
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oil. u turtles IS bales moss 65I pkrs fruit -
tons pig iron, 2SS cedar logs i3 cases cider
ia pkgs mdSe.
Per British steamship Altoona. for Genoa
and Barcelona efhO halcs cotton for Genoa
and $500 bales cotton for Barcelona, valued at
$50 1876
Per British steamship Craicmore. for
Brcmen-5S9 bales upland cotton valued az
s. no, and 40 tons phosphate rock, valued az
e. .4e0
Per British barkentlne Genesta. for elias
gov ladditionap -60O1 oak slaves valued at
S6O0-Standard Stave and Cooperage Co.
Per Norwegian bark Werner, for Harburg
h50 bhlS rOsin, weighing 9, 6s9 40 pounds, val
ued az 80 qe6-Paterson. Downing & Co.