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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01
Garfield.

Prof. Hendricks was out to organize
a singing school at the NJ, Il. church
Friday evening but could not get
enough members to start with. He is
a talented musician and his services
would be appreciated il enough would
become interested to start the school.
Our literary is running in full blast,
with q new set Of officers. Our motto
is improvement, and all who attend g
homo with light hearts.
5 Taylor received a fall last week,
'esulting in the breaking or f~racturing
M of his ribs.
Geo. Dewitt has a steady run this
winter with his corr shelter, and the
corn is not all husked yet.
A number of young folks gathered
At the home Of Miss Daisy Crafts
Wednesday evening and gave her a
surprise party in honor Of her eigh-
'eenth birthday. A good time was
reported by all.
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See Myers
saltwater.

G.. A. Wells is building a new house.
Corn huskiug is nearly flushed in
these parts.
Geo. Motter has been laid up with
the Ia grippe lately.
Mr.. Mahan a brother Of Mrs. Geo
Motter is here on a visit.
l.. u. Wells and NJ. Wilson Of Blue
Hill have gone overland to Oklahoma
to look at the country.
The literary in district Sc is pro
gessing finely with W. Graves as
''chief cook and bottle washer"
Arch lsom has concluded to carry
corn in his pockets instead Of candy
as he thinks it is a great deal cheaper.
A. II. Carswell and VIM. Finney
are feeding some fine steers.
There was an oyster supper at +. A.
K,llough's Thursday night for tn,
benefit Of the G. Il.
In my last items you made me say
John Graves was laid in Thompson
Greek; instead Of John Graves was
laid to rest in Thompson's cemetery,
SIMPSON.
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InaVaIc.

Mr.. Hunter went to Kansas City
with stock last week.
Mrs. Mable Kenyon who has been
Ill for somo time was taken worse
Saturday, and DR.. Damerell was
called.
Mr.. Hull moved to Riverton this
week, where he has traded for w.
Fulton's hardware store.
The w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Knight during the month of Dscem.
Der.
S Il. Wolcott and wife were visit.
ing in Red G. oud SATURDAY.
Johnny Bennett came home sick
lost week from Franklin, where he is
attending school.
Miss Barber spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Prea,hing next Sunday both morn
ing and evening. Rev. Hancock pas.
tor. Every body invited to attend.
Mr.. Irons has bought the blacksmith
shop Of M. Hull. Mr.. Ward will
still continue to run it.
Have you noticed Mr.. Carter's mus.
tache?
Charlie Reynolds had a birthday
party last Friday night there was
about twenty.three there in all.
Mr.. G. Hunter is Smelling out his
cribs Of corn this week.
A. Il. Davis is buying and bailing
hay for a man in Lincoln.
Bertha Vandyke gave a party to
about twenty of her little frinds lost
Saturday afternoon.
HUSTLER.
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Sher1n''s Sale.

By virtue OF an order ~ sale dir ,c;el to me
from the justice court Of Webster county, Neb,,
IN u Judgment obtained before Stephen Bayles,
u Justice OF the peace OF Webster county, Ne
braska, on the sixth day Of October, 1893, in IA
vor OF The Red Cloud Electric Plant as plaintiff,
and against =. T., liurt as defendant, fer the
sum OF tlirty.one and 2tlCOths dollars. and
levied upon the following goods and chattels,
taken rs the property OF SAID defendant, to sat
lsfy said judgment to-wit; One square s foot
SHOW case, o.Ie square Z foot show ease, one
small oval front show ease, one silver coffee
urn, one Stat partition with arch, one small leo
chest and contents, one dining room extension,
one steel triangle, q high rOuAd top lunch
counter chairs, 5 small square tables, square
drop leaf table, stand, I bent arm chair cane
seat, one galvanized iron water tank and con
tents, one large refrigerator, one Lounge. 2
heating stoves, one large kitchen Raugs, ono
large power Ice cream freezer, one water cool
or. 2 clocks, one cigar lighter, . small hONcs
Dutiernuts. ; small pieces rag carpet, = pieces
Ingram carpet, I bcdstead, ! dresser, I coinode,
and al the kitchrns,nd diving room furniture
ana fixtures, and everything useful and orna.
known AZ tho Delmonico, In the Moon block ut
Red Cloud. Nebraska, valued at the sum OF two
hundred AMI ton dollars aid ten cents;
And VIII Oner tho same or sale to the highest
bidder, for cash In hand, on The sixteenth day
Of December, A, ID. ls93. IN front OF the hui Il.
ing known rs Chiney & Chann's law office. on
WEBSTER street, the fret door south of the Rink,
~ Tie hour OF one o'cloc', y. m of said day
when and, where due attsniance will be giyei
by the under signed.
Dated November cath, 1893
GEO T. Coon, Sheriff.
by A, j. iuMLINsON, Deputy.
Jas. McNeny, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CONVlcs.


The NJ. Il. parsonage is almost com.
A. l.. Hildreth is plastering his
house and will move soon.
Born-to A. l.. Hildrcth aud wife
On Saturday . Nov. 10 IN eight pound
boy. Mother and son doing well.
There will be an oyster supper next
Thursday eve at the Pleasant Hill
school house; a good time is expected
Mrs. Neptune Of northern Nebraska
returned home this week, after a
short visit with her sister Mrs
Smith.
Mr.. G. Boren and wife left fol
Manmou.h, Illinois for a lengthy
visit.
Rev. Smith is holding a series o.
meetings at Elm Creek at this writing
The Congregational minister, Mr.
Taylor will move his family to thi
place about tho first Of December.
Weather cold and windy.
Rev. Smith is possessor OF a new
buggy.
ORANGE Blossom.
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For q sore throat there is nothing bet
ter than a flannel bandsge dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t will nearly
always eiso ct a cure in one nights time.
This remedy is also a fsvorite for rhsu.
matism and has cured many very severe
Gases. 30 cent bottles for sale by Deyo &
Grice.
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state Line.

state Line.
j. q. Fou'x and family are on the
sick list.
School is out in district No. 1873 in
Jewel county, Kansas. Tho teacher
is spending the vacation visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. Otto Parsons is very sick.
The Radical United Brethren held
their quarterly meeting in this com
munity last Sunday.
Frank Watts child 10 very low.
VIM. Stanton is some better.
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JudsOn.
Corn 10 nearly all gathered now.
Joseph Cox has built a large barn.
Mrs. Viola Ducker is home from
Chicago where she has been during
the summer, visiting her folks.
Mrs. Mars ret Ryan is home again.
Jacob Williams has moved back to
his farm.
MIR. Fairs family is getting better.
School in district No. 90 closed q
thrco months term last Saturday.
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DIG UP.

We hate to mention it right here,
But it seems az though we must,
We need some things our heart to cheer
But haven't got the dust.
Our coat has whiskers on the sleeves,
W. have no vest at all,
Our pants let in the wintry breeze,
We've had no socks this fall.
We s'pose it 10 not right to kick,
Or chew the rag at all,
But unless you help us pretty quick
Well get hit by a chilly squat.
And then when We are froze to death
And our bones are laid away,
You'll say that he gave up his breath
Because subscribers did not pay.
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Mark Twain
Supervisor Proceedings,

SsbSSs OCCCsss
The board Of SUPERVISORS convened at
the court house Wednesday Nov. 10Th.
at 10 a. m. VIM. Irons was made chtir-
man pro tenn; Is members present; id.
journed to l p. m. 1 p. m. board con.
vened A. H. Hoffman in the chair; 16
members present. Motion by A. Nc
Call to consider the proposition Of the
Chicago Iron & Bridge Co., to repair
iron bridge across the Republican river
at Red Cloud.-Motion carried.
Report Of bridge committee. We your
committee submit tho following report
on the Guide Rock bridge across the
Republican river. We have examined
the bridge and found the same to be &C.
cording to specification and contract,
and find that everything is done in first
class workman.like manner. Therefore
we recommend the bridge be accepted,
and to pay for the same. Jacob Kind.
scher. p. Zimmerman, VIM. Wright
committee. On motion the petition was
laid on the table till the board examined
said bridge. Also the report OF the
committee on the four bridges in Beaver
tp' was received and read, report OF
committee approved,and warrants order
cd to pay for same.
Application Of G. A. Latta, for the ap
praisal Of the sw Of the 80 1920 wa
received. end the chairman appointed al
committee to appraise said land, Norril
Spracher, and Foe. Also application o.
H.H. Hilton for the appraisal Of the &c o
the Sc 16.4.11. Appraising committe
Cox, Best, and Zimmerman.
Report Of committee on roads: w,
your committee recommed that the pc
tition for road between sec. 16.17.1.1.
as prayed for in petition, be granted
Hummel, Cox, Best COMMITTEE.
On motion report Of committee was az
opted.
Commute on appraisal OF school Ian,
appraised sc Of SO l6 All, at 81 per acre
Cox. Best, Zimmsrman, appraisers.
Adjourned till Friday Dec. LIST.
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Liver and Kidney cure.

Parks Sure Cure is the only guaranteed
remedy. Its action is quick and positive
VIII stop that backache and sick. headache
A positive specific for all diseases of wo-
men. Who suffer when it will cure you?
For sale by G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

II Cures

Parks Cough Syrup cures Colds,
Coughs, Group and Whooping Cough
The standard home remedy in thousands
OF families for all lung diseases. Guaran
tesd by G. L. Getting.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
As Furnished by Our County
Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove.
The weather is good and SO is health.
The farmers have their corn nearly
W. II. Lewis is the happy papa Of
a bouncing baby boy.
Chas. Hoppe left for Dodge county,
the 23d.
II. Merrill is having his house cal
cimined this week.
Fred Hastings Is helping W. II.
Saunders finish gathering his corn.
j. s. Wagner is building q fine
shed for his stock.
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Thompson Creek.

The recent changes in the weather
admonish US that winter is near at
hand.
Joseph Biller is on the si,k list this
week.
W. G. Schsnck of Denver has been
visiting a few days with his parents,
returning home Tuesday.
Grandma Schenck is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. White, south Of
Red Cloud, where she is detained by
the serious illness Of Mrs. Whites lit.
tle boy.
Rev. U~ncapher, pastor of the NJ, Il.
church at River,on, commenced a
series of meetings, Monday evening,
November, Goth, at Spring Valley
school-house. The meetings will be
continued through the week il the
weather is favorable.
Minks are making havock with the
ducks and chickens along the creek.
ID. II. Schenck, Il. Bennett and 8. II.
Polly have each lost quito a large
number Of fowls recently by the raids
Of these little pests.
Johnny Elder and his two sisters
returned home last week from their
visit to the worlds fair and with rela-
tives They report having had a good
time. DELLA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

Do you know that Photos taken at
the Wegman gallery make the incest
Xmas presents?
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

The ladies Of the Congl. church
will hold "Fete Of days.. about Dec, 9Th.
Wait for ii; place to be decided later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01
Over Post Office

His second Wife
Told him the secret of her good health.
She used "Parks' Tea" every night. Sold
BY @. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best ingredients
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

Ma other %sarsaparilla has the merit TO
hold the conadenceof entire communities
year after year, as has Hoods Sarssparilla.
1t possesses curative power peculiar to
itself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-12-01

Send &c. to us for our "Tonmy Truper"
book, .ho funniest book out, 1000 laughs
for 2 cents. HALLRR PRoP. CO.,
Blair, Nebr.
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Bufralo, b; Troy, q.

Base hits-Er e,s; Albany. s. Errors-Erie
Albany. :? Bate ies-Erie, Clarke sni B.rger ;
Albany, Payne and Heas
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'I,o LET. OFFICES AND ROOMS 20 wEsr-
il minister street near Dean street B-23. News
Oasco.
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HIS iniitaf Gaf.s ..ts in Ocfeat For
the Porkopoiitans.
CiScINNATI, July i5.-Pitcher Gastright
joined the Bostons here aud pitched his
first game for them yesterday. He had
splendid command and was very effective
at critical stages. The Reds could do ht-
tie or nothing with his delivery until the
eighth, when they made a nice rally and
gave the visitors quite a scare. Several
sensational stops by Herman Long were
the features Of the game.
GeiGnsa'GI""n;,,,,i,.......".ssS "a
Base hifs-Boston. n: Cincinnati. Z. Errors
-Boston, 2; Cincinnsti, 2 First base on balls
-Of Gastright, Z; of Dwyer, l. Struck out
By Gastrght, 2; by Dwyer, 3. Home runs
Tucker, Nash, Canavan. Two-base hits
Long, Ward. Double plays Nash, Long and
Tucker; McPhee and Comiskey. Umpire
Emslie.
At Chicago:
Baltimore Bittii:'.''','..o :. ........o oSo i-s
Base hits -Cbicago.i3; Baltimore. =. Errors
Chicago, g. Baltimore. ). Batteries -Mullanc
and CLARK; Hutchinson and Kittridge.
Al st Louis:
Broosiyn....o 90 i o. o. g
Base hits-st. Louis, o. Brooklyn,s 3. Errors
st. Louis, q Brooklyn,2. Batteries Ken
nedy and kinsiow; BreitensteIn and Gunson.
At Cleveland:
Cleveland ..........0 900 %
New York o o o o o 0 q 2
Base hits Cleveland, o. New York. O. Err
ror New York, !. Batteries - Jones \and
Milligan; Young and OConnor.
AT Pittsburg:
Pittsburg.. o % 3 o o o 2-lO
Washington.... 3 0 0 o 2 0 o. 5
Base hits-Pittsburg, -; Washington. Is.
Errors Pittsburg. 2: Washington, g Batteries
Maui. Farrell and McGuIre Gumbert, Kill
leen and Miller.
AT Louisville:
Philadelphia, O o O. 9 O 25 %
Louisville. O o o O o o 0 is
Base Philadelphia, II: Louisville. IL.
rrors-Phiiadelphia. .; Louisville, 8. Bat
teries-Carsey and Clements; Hemming and
Grim.
New England League.
At Fall River Fall River, 5; Portland g.
At Dover Brockton. s; Dover.7.
Al Lewiston Lewiston, 12; Manchester. q
National League standing.
Clubs Won Lost Avg Clubs Won Lost Avg
Phila. ~ 22 $50 81. Louis. 20 3, 460
Prtsburg.. 81 2s $50 baltimore. q rs sS5
Cleveland 30 % 56.9 Chicago -. q b 40
Brooklyn. IS rs $50 Wash -. 10 30 400
Cincinnati 81 80 asa Louisville. Is IS 3l0
New England League Standing.
Clubs Won Lost Avg Clubs Won Lost Avg
Fall River 80 ~ M.7 Dover 49,. q 2s $50
lewiston. 3s q 5sl Brockton.. IL 2s S9i
Portland. ~ - $50 Manchtr IL 82 A.8
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Fri, d; Albany, 4.

ALBANY. july Is = Che Senator'S would
have b en- shut out In Yesterdays game
had 10 no, been for an error by Lally in
the fourth inning. Clarke pitc ed
splendid game ami gave Albany lly five
safe hits The score:
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TO She,. Briggs and Sweeney went OUT
In orier iu the ninth. aud Bradley made
the win ing run on his own sihgle. Ry-
AIS sacrifice. aud hit by Cougnli n.
The sc0re.
Innings MI 234 5o7ssl0
SDri9ghr ...............f | % o v1o1l III
binghamton .............2 u % ~ 1 a 90 -fO
Base hits -Spring gfield. ~ II nghamton H. Errors
--Spr ingncl 6 Blnghamton Bat cries SIping-
held Coashlin and Ryan Is ngha mton. Carey and
Sweeney.
Eastern League standing.
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'P'"S"' - ''"N''""r w
SpRINGFIELD Ju y l5.-Yesie. days vic
tory WAS well ear el The batting was
gu te lively aud the fielding fairly steady.
L ur ruus were ma ie by Springa,l L.
l = Il 20, an a thrte-bq tssr y > aii,n
ani l.vls e's sin ea 10 ci S auIoltp
&C ~. ~ he second. Dingh fn q . M i''e
u the iirst and by > ringfie,d's bad
sirldinv y lei no sx rins ~ TIE Seconu.
A cfturth, a.ie' fwD ~ "a were out,
Sh n O., adj a thr'e-b sg'f. Sc Nv -
i.opt: r aud Bo.tenn- home RAJ,
l,fiuain 1 three runs Oae mrre Wa~
nah iu N seventh and 80 the ~ lth
bottc..ts I cd the score. For Bingha W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
2s3 Westminster St.. Prvviience. RI.
Old Number 23a

kslED.
BASSETT-In this Guy. 18Th inst. suddenly,
Mrs. ALICE + BAssETT, wife OF joel Bassett.
oyarPelis In the 3Jth year of her age.
DRO W>E-in this city. sud ieny. the i3th
ms, .HnisropHEa DhowNE, son Of Christ
and sdays.
DANIEIsDN-In this city titi inst. MISS
LucRETIA q. DANIELsoN, aged 30 years.
GEAY-In this city. the 18th ulL, ELIzABErH.
daughter OF Mary and the late William Gray.
HANuOND-In this city lat, inst. ARTHUR
IT,, Of Margaret Hamnoad (Fusterl and the
late Henry l.. Hammond. In the 18th year Of
his age.
JOHNsON--In this city. Iith inst. liza JOIN
SON, aged 73 years
JORDO In Greene, r. T., 1ith inst. MERCY.
wa W Of John Gorioa. In the sith year of her
age.
IAI~c-rn this city, 18th inst. infant daughter
OF Joseph Parker Leila beuzird Lai x
aged 9 month 81 d ys.
MctslRI.-In this cit ,. on the i4th inst MICHAEL.
son OF john and Ann McGirl. aged IS years and
0months.
O,MsARA-In Boston. on the 18th inst. john
n. on,y sou OF jeremiah and ths late Mary
O'Meara, formerly of Provideie zee. aged 81
yeas.
QCI ,N--ln this city the 18th nst MARTIN F.
QUINN.
RIISMAN-In this city. 18th inst, HERMAN II
ROBINsON-m Pawtucket. on the 18th INST.
age.
WEVDEN-Tn this city ieth int JAMES
EDwARD ALONZo, - u OF William II. and Su 'an
H. eeden, In the Iet 81 y = ace.
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Ste amer Wave

hay N r term. and Information apply 10 ID. J.
SEYMOUR. ais Westminster street. Teie hone
a2
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Earned wilkesbarre g.. Home run Sales
Two-Das' h ht-Bnnner. sa rinca hit-Ba 1T
: oen bases-iiogers. Drsdy. Hrine Nc
k,o1sh. Henry. F'rst base. on balls b q cd
sullivan Sales. Henry. Fitst b,se on errors
ball Shlnnlck. struc out-By Suliyali-Ban-
ner 3 Twin, LAX. $ ai,z 3, shinnick, sales;
by Go uall--Sull van = D1ube pays Pet. at
sad Rogers: shinnlcS luna sistei); Sn :. Shin
mtek aud IRWIN. T.me--2 hours U,npirt--JOhn
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spr,nsnelds II, nioshamton. 10.

Base hits-BuHalo. s. Troy, a. Errors Buffalo. 2;
Troy, ,. Batteries -hut.slo. Bart ana Boyd; Troy
Deyiin and Nh ply.
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CRESCENT PARK,

fndien Village and Blg Show representing West
ern NET attack on overland st,ge;" Infringing up
horse thieli' "is.fe on the pain-' cutting OUT
Ard rounding NJ" wild ste rs "cowboysF II o."
custer = ast hght;" -Iroquois" and q hayenne"
ponies bronchos and MUSTANGS (75. show opens
on arrival OF p M. and 7sD y. IN. express boats
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-16
RENEIPTS

Per Central Railroad. Feb i5-1.Oi5 bales cot.
ton, 209 bales domestics, 144 bbls rosu, 100
bbls spirits turpentine, 40 pkgs mdse, 20l boxes
oranges, bale hides, pkgs vegetables. car
beer. 2 cars lard, IS bbls flour, 6 bbls syrup, /
car corn. l car hay, car wood.
Per Savannah, Florida and estern Railway
Feb $50 bales cotton, 1859 bbls rosin, 90 bbls
spirits turpentine, Is cars lumber. ll,O7i boxes
fruit. 100 cases canned goods, so pkgs mdse, $50
boxes vegetables, z cars wood, "a bbls veReta-
bles, 1901 bales hay 500 sacks oats, bale hides,
sacks potatoes. ~ boxes tobacco / piano. 2
bbs syrup, l car rails, 1898 bdls box material 2
cars poultry, 10 bbls meal, cases jeans. $50
bbs -four 10 bbls whisky, s bdls singletrees, IL
bdls pads, car coal, buggy, s. bdls spokes,
~ cases spokes, 9empty cans, cars switch ties.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Feb
81 bales cotton. cars wood, cars lumber, /
car peanuts, cases shoes, pieces stone, CASE
hardware, 3 Ddls iron, uox cordage, case
locks. bdls mats. sacks corn, case gro
ceries. cases eggs, 81 bags cotton seed, 27h
bbls potatoes, 3 bols candy, bbls wine, cases
wine, 30 cases butter dishes, 10 dozen brooms,
bbls twne ~ bdls paper bags, bdls printing
paper, case cigars, boxes tobacco.
Per South Bound Railroad, Feb l5-12 bales
cotton, "a pkgs tobacco, q pkgs vegetables, 4
organs, piano, cases cigarettes, 3S pkgs mdse.
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Co, @ Robertson, Ludden & b. WI Miller, W O
McDonough, Savannah Steam Bakery. MISC D
A Byck
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb 10
"A McAllister q o Penton. Braid & II. Wake
field & l., Kavanaugh & b, Smith Bros, d
Waters & r. Kenny & Q. Savannah Steam
Bakery, John Williamson, Neidlnger q K, Paul
T Haskell. l. NJ Ryals, J s Reynolds, j y Co.'S
borough. @ w Anderson, Joe jackson, s 7 Good
win, Georgia Lumber Co, Brown Bros. j COL
Inns q Co. A J Miller Co, Butler & s. Palmer
Hardware %. l. X Myers & Co, ID Weed & Co.
Lowell q l., w Seabrook, II Champions
Son, Swinton & M, sonnenherg Co. b
Sanders. A Holmes.
Per South Bound Railroad. Feb I5--A Enrich
& Bro, Estate S w Branch, Ludden q Il, Frank
& Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro. Heuiser q II, n
Lang Leopold Adler. Savannah O q w 90.
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MEMORANDA.
Antwerp, Feb 1f-Arrived, ship Agra [Norl,
Chr. stoffersen, Pensacola.
Caibarien, Feb 6-Cleared, schr Chas Fowler,
Bedes. Pensacola.
Glasgow, Feb 1t-Arrived. bark Left [Norl,
Boardsen. Charleston.
Hamburg, Feb 12-Arrived ship Racehorse
[Norl AanOnsen Savannah
Havana. Feb l2-Arrived, brig N Munson,
McKowen, Mobile.
isis of Wight, Feb iS-Passed. steamship Start
lBrl, Thompson, from Port Royal
Lizard, Feb 13-Passed, steamship Acme [brl,
Tate, Savannah for Bremen.
London Feb l3-Arrved, steamship Resolute
[Brl, Reavey, Bull River, SC.
Malaga Feb Passed, bark Sirena Aus 4,
MartinUlich. Savannah for Trieste.
Tamplco. Feb l3-Arrived, schr d D Haskell,
Haskell, Pensacola.
Baltimore, Feb l3-Arrived, schrs William K
Downes, Haskell, Port Tampa via Bermuda.
lith-SaIled, steamship DingWaH lBrI, Tor
Fernandina
Boston, Feb t3-Anchored in roads, schr Fan
nis L Child for Fernandna.
Apalachicola, Feb 13-Cleared, bark Ina Bar
clay Brl, McNoel, Buenos Ayres.
Charleston, Feb i5-Cleared. steamship En-
sailed Steamship Dora [Brl. Fookes Fernan-
Fortress Monroe. Feb IS Arrived. bark JOIN
FINLAND [Norl, Tonnesen, Darien for Amster-
dam. tSee miscellany.
Galveston, Feb l2-Sailed, schr Kate Markee,
Berry, Pensacola.
JacksonviIle, Feb is-sailed from the bar,
scnr Osceola [Brl, Fernandiaa.
Mobile, Feb l1-Cleared. schr Scotia, Shearer,
Tampa
Philadelphia, Feb 13-Arrived, bark Jennie
Sweeney, Morse, Brunswick.
Delaware Breakwater. Feb 12-Passed up, schr
Anna L milford, Henderson, Charleston.
Satila River, Ga, FEB 1l-Sailed, schr Ella L
Davenport, Dunton, Eiizabethport, NJ.
Pensacola, FEB 6-Seiled, barks Yuba lBrl,
Buenos Ayres; Tri SIM Aus, Genoa; Angele
utail, Genoa; Atlantic [Swl, Buenos Ayres.
10th-Sailed steamers Baracoa lNorl, Havana.
gth-Arrived bark Oneata [Argl, Gagnon,
Santos, etc; schr Lizzie II Patrick, Meyers,
Meyers, CoatZacoacos.
f0th-Bark Aurora [Norl, from -; schr
Maud H Dudley, Oliver, Galveston.
9th-Cleared bark Teresa Rocco [Itall. Ter
rlzzano, Marseiles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-16

Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
3s6 bales u land cotton. 90 bags sea island cot
ton, l6l bales domestics and yarns, 100 bbls
rosn, 100 bbls spirits turpentne. 20 bbls rosin
OIL 30 bbls cotton seed oil. $3.50 feet lumber,
$1,000 shingles, 122 cases cedar. 43 bbs fish. q
bales paper stock, 1850 boxes oranges, 10 bbls
vegetables, 545 boxes vegetables, TO boxes to-
bacco 100 cases canned goods, 49, cases eggs, 3
bbls terrapins. bbls oysters 2S4 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
536 bales upland cotton. "a bales yarn, 72G bbls
rosn $50 Dbls spirits turpentine. rs bbls rosin
OIL 80 bales paper stock, bales hides, bbls
fish. 80 cases canned goods SIS casks clay. 20
crates vegetables. lO,723 boxes oranges, IS
bbls oranges. l03 pkRs mdse.
Per steamship Denia [Spl, for Oporto-!, 400
bales upland cotton. Weighing $50, 800 pounds;
$50 bbls rosin, weighing 1860 pounds 1866, 100
feet p p lumber-Estevs & Co.
Per steamship Denia lSpl, for Palma de Ma
jorca--2G7, $50 feet y p lumDer-Esteve & O..
Per bars Angelo [Itall. for TaRanroZ-3,959
bbls rosin, weighing 1881, 100 pounds-S p Shot
ter Co.
Per bark Ebba [Swl. for Harburg--4,7OO bbls
rosln, Weighing 2.329,5S0 pounds-Paterson,
Downing 81 Co.