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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-28

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
C F. Russell. Miss Appleton, N II Wilbur
and wife, A n Wilbur, Miss l. G Wilbur, Mrs
Russell, w h Vail and wife, q D kellum
and wife, Miss + Kelum, Miss G Kcllum
Miss G. kellum, Mrs NJ Hatch. Miss T. Corse
Mrs RI G Corsc, Or Dew Webb and wife II n
COrse, Mr. Austin Miss G Jansen Miss Van
Duzer. Mrs Dean. j Schleitc, w latham, J O
DuttCn Miss A Barker, = Goldberg Il Crit
fifth and wife, NJ 4 Negogner, ID J Wobbcr, A
M Stcrns, Mrs DeGolver, Il MCGirr / n
Weathers w J Morrill,, a Johnson. w II Nc
Intyre, r : Raeb and wife, Mrs Quested. Ira
Harris, w VI DeLaus and wife, & NJ Horntin
and wife, Miss G Smith, Mr. Fletcher and
wife. Mrs = Smith, + NJ Smith and wife, Mrs
Goodenough, Miss II Goodenough II w Har-
ris and wife $ + Worthngton and wife, o
Markham. Miss G Sapp. Morel G II Morel.
Miss Hernandez. j b Alvord, w Percevil and
wife. Mrs x Brown (coD, j Borner tCoD, r.
Peck tcO) A Williams tcoD, : Thompson
(coD, w LauenCe tcol, J Leggett (cot. J :
Mann lcol w Greene cob, r. Jones (coD, ID
d Hilton tcoD, 8 Washington (con, w Robin
son tcOn. J Horder (coD 5 johnson (con. VI
Rogers tcoD, a Rutherford cob T Coates
tcoD, r. ORletrce tcon. G Stevenson tcoD, ]
Grimpkl cob, r Anderson tcoD, c Glover
coD, j Wells (cOD, ID Jones cob, w Green
(coD, J X McLane tcoD. II Kennedy (coD, j
DePass (coD, l Billion tcol, r Ford (cOD, A
" Benton, II : johnson, f. Il Plumper, w
w Benton, l. Bailey Fl Kelly, H Nc
Crary, J Gamblers, Jos Lee, and steerage.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York; p Brandt, G Gould and wife, F
Symons and wife, A c Stone, A j Macy, P
| Pizzer.
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Per South Bound Railroad. Nov 81
2s5 bales cotton. ? bbls syrup, box pictures,
40 doz brooms II dox brushes. q bdls paper, I
coop poultry. box and bdl household goods,
keg syrup, bdls checks, bales domesttcs,
EclSes cigarettes. S3 pkgs tobacco, % doZ "
bd 3 20 pkgs furniture, bbls whisky.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 1881 bales
cotton, 1913 tons pig iron, 176 pkgs dOmestics,
267 plSgs mdsc. 100 boxes oranges, i6i empty
Jugs 4si bales hay. 300 sacks corn, 50 cases
whisky, 5 cases wine, boxes harness, d crts
oranges, 60 pkgs paper 30sacks bran, empty
cans. 1913 plIgs hardware, 1910 bbs rosin, 281
bbls spirits tuTpentine, SO casks clay l25 bbls
beer, 90 bbls -four, bbls lime, Is bhls whisky,
6bbls syrup, car poles, cars coal cars
lumber, . cars wood, ! tank car 55 coops
poultry, IA cases eggs.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
way Nov 1890 bales cotton, pkgs furni-
ture. $50 bbls -four, l6 bbls whisky. / car
agr implements, l car corn ? cars cotton
Sc ed, 223 bales hay, / car coal, pkRs dry
goods, 40 sacks cotton seed meal, sewing
machine, ? bbls potatoes ! sack potatoes, 9
cars wood > head cattle, III pkRs mdse, / car
stone GObbls oil, ! car pig iron, 1876 boxes
fruit q bills fruit, 1872 crates vegetables, rs
bbls sugar 20 empty barrels, % cars lumber,
~ bbls spirits turpentine, l7l7 bbls rosin, 45
cars rock, 81 bbls syrup, bales hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Nov 27--l4 bales cotton, 1856 bbls rosin, II Dbls
spirits turpentine. ; cars wood, II bbls -four 3
boxes tobacco, 10 cases cartridges, 50 doz
brooms. 8 cords wood, bdl bedding, ] box
scales. cases groceries, 2 cases candy ,
bales mats I crate refrigerator , sacks pO-
tatoes, box macaroni, 10 pkgs furniture.
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COO: good to choice 1880 Beef duh and
steady; family Sl2 O06f - 50; mess 5000.
Beet hams duh at So So Tlerced beef in
active and easier; city extra India. mess.
SEQ Cut meats steady and quiet: picked
bellies sac; shoulders 6AU6lsc; hams gao
lee; middles nominal Lard quiet and
steady: western steam closed at 81 % asked :
city IS -; futures nominal; refined dull: CONT
nent 80 -: South American 81 IS: compound
50 75dS7 y. Pork quiet and easier; mess
SIS t0dSl6 co. Butter in moderate demand
and steady: state ca ~ l9026c; creamery DO
50; western dairy ls022c: creamery .Od27is c:
ElginS 276l27 &C. MOlasSeS. foreign. nominal:
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice 500
sc, light demand and steady. Peanuts
steady: fancy hand picked 4l4c. Coffee. op-
tions barely steady at 501J points down;
November l6 5ll1l6 Is; February Il 90; MAY
Is 500 Il IS; spot Rio dull, steady; No. Z.
l7aml5 SC. Sugar, raw quiet and steady: fair
refining 25sc: refined steady, moderate dc
mand; No. &. 81 3-16d4c; standard "A > l6l1
SIC; cut loaf 565 S-l6c.
Chicago. NOV. 21-Wheat closed easy to-day
after short period of pronounced strength,
which followed the posting OF visible supply
figures. These were million bushels lower
than had been expected and gave the trade a
1402c lower for May and &c lower for De
Cember. eaSed of &c more later developed
strength and advanced llsc, eased of sc, and
closed nominally unchanged from Saturday.
Corn was firm and &c higher than Saturday :
close sold up a fraction, held steady for a
time, later easing on ssc, and the close was
day. Oats opened easy but imbibed
some strength from corn selling
up %c, but declining with corn later. The
close was lsc higher than the final figures Of
Saturday. Provisions opened lower on ex-
cess in arrivals of live hogs over expectations
and on lower prices for them. Good buying
later advanced prices. and when wheat be
came strong the product responded and
advanced materially. The close was SOC
higher than Saturday for January pork re
highec for January lard, and 10, higher for
January ribs.
Chicago, Nov. 27-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady, with somewhat larger
sales. Wheat-No. > spring wheat facl,
No. cred 62&c. Corn-No, ., 3jisc. Oats -
No. ,, 2s02s1ac. Mess pork, per barrel
S13 12H61S13 20. Lard, Ss5J6onS 55. Short rib
sides, 81 O00S725. Dry sailed shoulders
81 t0dS7 %; shor tclear sides, So 75aSS %.
Whisky, 81 IS.
Inndinn fltr1rns ra nred ns fnllnrrs.
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Risky, 81 10.
futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore, Nov. 21.-FlOur quiet: western
superior 81 s5I62 Is; family So OOd3 25: win
patent SO G0aS4 Is. Wheat strong No. .
red spot 6jla065ssc; November 65nMC54c;
May 725s672 &C; steamer No, red GiI62;
milling wheat, by sample b5tt65c Corn firm;
mixed spot and November 43la68489ic; year
~ 4G43 steamer mixed 40bzGt4lc; white corn
by sample, 3sG43c; yellow, by sample, 40049c
Oats quiet and steady; No. . white western
"a qd35c No , mixed western 33ia@34c
Rye dull No. ., SIC. Hay slow; good to
choice timo' by s5 So Eggs steady at PC.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, fair 1910; No z
1Sc. Other articles unchanged.
st, Louis, Nov. 25.-Flour quiet and I'm
changed. Wheat higher; November 5s1c;
December $500. Corn firm; November 33c
December 33c. Oats higher; November 2Sc 4;
December &c. Pork-standard mess si4 621.c;
on orders S15 259S15 81. Lard-prime steam
81 %, nominal. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
7Ifc; long and clear ribs rae. Bacon-boxed
shoulders ne; longs sac; clear ribs SEC;
shorts sac High wines steady 81 Is
Cincinnati, Nov. 25.-Flour.spring patents
g. 7ss$4 co. lamily SO s. Gas 66ss s. Wheat N
white 3slIc; No mixed Ss1.c Oats steady;
No. mixed 3lhc, Pork, messsl3 0OdS13 70;
family Sl4 co. Lard-steam leaf - rs leaf
$3.50 Bacon, jobbing. 75sc for shoulders; sac
short rib sides: sac for hort clear sides,
Whisky steady at 81 Is
Wool.
New York. Nov. 27.--Wool in moderate
demand ana steady; domestic fleece 2oG25c;
pulled 16n25c.
New York, Nov. 27--Rice firm and fair
demand; domestic fair to extra 39s05Nc;
Japan 49s643sc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Nov. 27.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and easy: crude 20o; yellow $50 S5l5c-
New York, Nov. 27-Petroleum Qui ct and
unchanged.
Naval stores.
New York, Nov. 27.-Rosin steady strained
common to good 81 27l40S1 32lI Turpen
tine quiet and easy at 30030Ac
Charleston, Nov. -. Spirits turpentine
firm at 261d627c. Resin firm at {55 for
5ood strained.
Wilmington, N. c.. Nov. 27.-Rosin steady
strained at 81 90; good strained 81 05.
Spirits turpentine steady at 264c. Tar Arm
at 81 90. Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 O5;
soft and virgin 81 10
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Beaufort SC, Nov 27-Cleared at Port
Royal steamship Sanandsr lSpl for Liver
pool; schrs Nancy smith and Georgetta Law
renee, New York, and Frank Van Derechen,
for Charleston.
Arrived at Port Royal 26th, schr Percy and
Lilly, from New York.
Charleston. Nov 27-Arrived, steamers Yam
assoc, Mckee. Jacksonville, and proceeded to
New York; Iroquois, Kembly, proceeded to
Jacksonville schrs Samuel = Edgerton
AXoelson Norfolk: II Howe Peckwith
New York: Greenleaf Johnson, Woodruff ;
Rillie Derby, Naylor Philadelphia: Will
lam w Converse, Higgins, Baltimore
Cleared, steamer Fresheld lBrl, Fleming.
Bremen.
Richmond, Nov 27-Arrived, steamer Old
Dominion New York. and sailed for New
York; schr Annie NJ Dickersen, CHM, New
York: Edward Lawyer, Beal. Rockiand 4:
Jesse i Leach Smith. New York; William 3
Steelman. Smith. Philadelphia
Sailed, schrs Kate Darlington, Hopkins.
Baltimore; Fannie Brown, Hardcastle,
Charleston; Geo r Vreeland, Abbott. Eliza
bethpOrt
Westpoint Va. Nov 27-Arrived, steamer
Richmond, New York, and sailed for New
York
Newport News. Nov 27-Arrived steamers
Lisbonese lBrl Baltimore Haverstene New
York; 81 hrs Walker Arlington, Providence
j II Jackson, Boston.
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Consignees.

Per South Bound Railroad Nov 81
j c Slater, Mrs Is NJ Butler, Smith Bros, Sa.
Fretwen & N, Scot Childs, Frank & Co r
Dancy. Epstein & Bro, II Solomon g. Son,
Heuisler 4 H. Harness & j, A Enrich Bro,
L Myers g. Co, Decker D, Lindsay M,
Per Central Railroad Nov 27-Butler & S
John Flannery Co, Woods G & Co, Hunter p
& Is. Dwelle G & D. Montague & Co, J S Wood
& Bro, J p Williams Co, GreigR & w w
w Gordon & Co. Warren & A. Stubs & T. II
Traub F. Williams, L J Dunn, J II Teeple,
Lowell L. The Miller Co. + A SchwarZ Nor
ton & II. Meinhard Bros Co. ,Lippman Bros
Savannah w Co savannah Furniture Co
A Ehrich 4 Bro John Lyons Il Co b Crum.
Estate S w Branch. NJ s 9 W West, w
Lawson. r Lovell's Sons, A Munster, Jno
Derst l f Matthews, A L We'll, T J Davis,
Walker & L, Thomas & NJ. J R Grimm w
Michael. Southern Cotton Oil Co. s Cauuet,
A Lef1er & Son. G. w Tiedeman & Bro, Ad-
ans Drug Co. Standard Oil Co w D Simkins,
Moore & Co, Peoples l. & Z Co. Is Horney,
NJ Peters.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail.
way, Nov Wv w Gordon & Co, Butler & s,
John Flannery & Co, Stubs & n Woods 6 &
Co, j y Weed 4 Co, NJ & ID / Maclntyre
NJ Macean & Co Montague e. Co, Chas Ellis,
Warren 4 A. d g. X r Dancy, p Brantley
Co, Heyer s. w, Perkins & Son, Dwelle G & ID,
w y Cooper & Co. J G Cooper, Lemon & M,
Crawford II g. Co, w w Chisholm Co. Ches-
mutt g. ON Edwards T a. Co. Ellis & Co,
GreigR & w. Hunter & b. G l. Jones Nc
Matt k NJ. Paterson ID & Co. Peacock II g. Co.
Savannah n Co. Williams Co. Lowell
H. Southern Cotton Oil Co Lippman Bros
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. j r Grady son, G X
Holmes, S Guckenheimer g. Sons, Fawcett
Bros, II Solomon son, J - Weed & Co,
Savannah Grocery Co, A Enrich & Bro Smith
Bros NJ Doyle. Singer Mfg Co, Haynes & r,
McDonough& Co. Rosenheim Co. Dale
Dixon g. Co, Commercial GuauO Co, j f Way,
G A Hudson, Mrs l. Long, NJ Y Henderson.
Meinhard Bros Co, A Lefher Son, kep
pard ; & Co, w ID Simkins. G uilmartin & Co
r f PARROT. 5 Marks g. Co, d K ohenville &
Co. Carolin, City & sub Ry Co. f Woody,
Moore Co. ID y Lester Grocery Co, Law s.
l. Putzel Mrs NJ + Williams Vale Royal
Mfg Co. G. W Ttedeman Bro X Kirkland,
WP Green + I& G Co, KavanauRh & -, J. r
Myers & Co.
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COTTON TABLE.
EXPORTS OF COTTON
Grain, Provisions, Etc

New York Nov. 21.-Flour firm. better de-
mand: winter wheat low grades 81 5O0s2 90;
ditto patents 50 40d3 Is; Minnesota clear
81 5Od2 81: ditto-patents 50 SJd4 IS; low ex-
quiet; common to fair. extra 81 00d2 90; good
to choice 81 0O,di 20 Wheat quiet and
frmer No. 2 red IN store and elevator 81 nc;
adoat 6sis069c: ungraded red sc: options
were weak all day, closing h0Kc over sat
urdhy; trading fairly active; Deem Der 67l5c;
January 6s5ac. Corn quiet and easier: No =,
45Isc elevator; 45k045isC a1oat; options dull
December 44Bc. oats. quiet and hrmer;
November S4i7c; December Bic: No. ?, white,
December 36}sc: spot No. 2 341sc; No ., white,
367s G.; mixed western 35I36c. white western
36d iec. Hay quiet and steady; shipping 500
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Exports.

Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York-ls53 bales upland cotton. 302 bales sea
island cotton, 303 bales domestics. % bales pa
pentine "a pieces lumber 60 bbls cotton seed
oil 1875 tons pig iron, $685. boxes fruit. ID bbls
fruit If bbls vegetables, 800 boxes vegetables.
5 bbls fresh fish, 95 pkgs gen mdse.
Per Norwegian bark August LETTER for Hull
-2l52 bbls spirits turpentine, valued at a35.-
728, and 500 Dbls rosin. valued at Sl,i00, and
$3.50 oak slaves, valued at $500
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Bark Hos [Norl. Johansen, Valencia, bal
last-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Bark Superior tSw. Larson. Barbados,
ballast-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Bark Angela di Amore [Itall, Paroda,
Swansea-Chr G Dahl q Co.
Bark Ammonia lItall, Cacace Martinique
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Chattahoochee Savage. New
York-C G Anderson.
Steamship Decatur H Miller, Billups. Balti-
more--John j Carolan, Agent.
Bark August LETTER tNorl, Gundersen,
Hull-Chr 6 Dahl & Co.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Cotton.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah, Ga, Nov. y, 1923.

The market was dull to-day, and declined
ia. all around. There was but little demand
md the sales amounted TO only $40 bales, On
change at the first call, at 1890 a.. m, the
market was posted 1-16c of from Saturday S
closing quotations. with sales Of Is bales. At
tbe regular Midday call the tone OF the mar
LET was easy and unchanged, the sales being
e71 bales At the third and last call, at p,
M the market remained unchanged with
sales Of 10 bales. The Official quotations at
the close of the market were as follows:
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Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
&C Anderson.
Steamer Gambetta [Norl, Weitzen, Blue
fields, cargo fruit for Kavanaugh & Brennan.
Steam tug Dauntless, Topper Philadelphia
for Brunswick-Maste
Schr Julia A War;, War;, New York, with
guano; vessel to George Harriss & Co.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Reported by Palmer Rivenburg & Co.. sue
Ccssor to G.. :. Palmer, I66 Reade street
New York. Nov 25.-Oranges, Florida
brights, selected sizes, 81 621s01 rs; average
lines. 81 5O6ll6215; russets, 81 4Odl so:
tangerines, 81 50Gt3 30; mandarins 81 5O6f2 so;
lemons, 81 5ODS2 so; grape fruit, per barrel,
SO 00ll4 90; boxes, So 00Il2 so; cucumbers per
crate, a. 0OSd$4 90: egg plant. per barrel,
So O0ll1 90: string beans. per crate & Ona2 90.
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FINANCIAL
SPECULATION.

WE offer special facilities 10 operators
w large or small for trading on margins in
Stocks Grains or Provisions. Market letter
issued regularly, giving latest confidential
adviccs. Order received on / per cent. mar
gins. Our hook Speculation or How to
Trade" mailed on receipt Of 2cent stamp.
G. F.. VAN WINBLE s. CO., Brokers, 2s La
Sale street, Chicago.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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Arrived Up from Ouarantine Yesterday.


Steamer Juan Forgas [Spl, Llorea, TO load
cotton for Observation-Disclosures & Barnard.
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Notice is hereby given that, on or about
Dec 3, 1898. the two fixed red lens-lanterns on
ROckland Breakwater, north side OF the en-
trance to ROckland Harbor, Maine, will be
moved to the new beacon on the finished work
OF the breakwate T, about 200 feet southwark
of the present position of the lights The
lights Will, as heretofore, be exhibited
one vertically above the other, 20 and % feet,
respectively, above mean high water
The new beacon is built Of dimension stone,
in the form of a pyramid. IA feet square at the
base, feet square at the top, and IA feet
high.
AS the partial filling Of the breakwater ex-
tends same distance beyond the beacon, YES
sells should not approach too near It,
BY order of the lighthouse board.
JAMES A GREER
Rear Admiral L 5 Navy Chairman.
ONCE Of the Light House Board, Washing
ton, ID G, Nov -, 1898
Pilot charts and all photographic information
will he furnished masters Of vessels free of
charge in United States Photographic once,
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the oltice.
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Sailed Yesterday,


Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Bark Der Wanderer lGerl, Granton.
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NLD NEWSPAPERS, 200 for % cents, at
~ Business once Morning News
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Rice.

Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
and closed steady at 2754c. for regulars. The
demand was moderate at the quotations
and sales of 1872 casks were reported at the
Board of Trade. Later in the day there we're
bids at nc, which were not accepted, and one
buyer took the receipts of the day at quota
lions. The receipts we're light
Rosin-Ihere was a good demand at quota
lions. and sales of about $500 barrels were eff
fected, The official quotations at the close Of
the market were as follows.
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Tuesday, Nov %, 1893.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
No. $3.50.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. e. LAND OFFICE.

HELENA, Mont, lee ". lS9S
Notice 10 hereby given that John Ninscott has
this day hled application for latent. under the
mining laws OF congress, for the heathwood
425S, situated in lunorganiaed) mining district,
Jefferson county, Montana, in sections II and Is,
township north. range west which claim is
recorded in the office OF the recorder of Jeffer-
son county. at oulder. Montaua. and described
as follows:
said ~ ;rey No. 4235 beginning at corner Nc.
!. from which the y sec cor between secs II AMI
IL, tp9n,r j W. of ba . aud principal meridian
OF hontanA bears = IS deg IS min . i5t.S It an
rrnnirg thence II rs dog ~ M n StS It, thence
leg %, min W Us It, themes 81 deg 20 min
deg 10 MN o IhO 1T, thence II l5 deg 10 min "
lie tt, thehce rs deg Al MN W lil2,. #. thanSe
. D deg ~ min W No. 1t to place OF beginning.
-. lea Of sur No. a2a, lS.ls acres area IN unn-
hict with Alabama sur No. lOSU. claimed G0i
acres, area IN conflict with NJ. IL, No Ipl. placer
unclading conflict with tur No. ll+8 aolu Hill
lode. and sur No. loa0. alabama lode1 not
claimed. al6 acres; total 800 claimed, Ii 81
acres.
Tao following beirg description Of the
ground sought in this application! ieginn ng
1t corner No, OF this lode ana ran thence n 10
deg 81 min 3al.4 II, thence II deg ~ min o
IS deg ~ min W lil2.7ft hence = D dog ~ mn W
Sl2a IT. thence - dog 20 MI o il2i . II to place
OF beginning en- hracin. an sraa II 1872 acres
upon which Notice of =, l application was
posted the llth daY OF December. 1888 ihe only
adjoining ,laimsn nts Ia theaa prtmiSos are teer
n. l.. No ~. ON the south. and placer Nj
No. $50 and this araui lode sur No. As56 on the
west I. A. SN .tineil. l,esister.
first pus lication &C. u. 1873.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
This witch Would Not Down.

An old woman In village near Salx-
burg recently died. Her death gave great
satisfaction to the other villagers, for she
was looked upon NJ 4 witch and feared &C.
c8rdingly After the funeral several OF the
chief inhabitants repaired to tho With
sChHft to celebrate suitably the relief expc.
rienced at getting this dangerous person
safely under Sglbund, but while they were
sitting drinking pleasantly In came mes.
senger to say that the COW Of one OF those
present--a neighbor OF the deceased-had
died suddenly without any apparent cause.
Tho meeting, horror stricken, adjourned in
body to examine the COW and unanimous.
ly agreed that the animal had been be.
witched. No doubts were entertained MS ia
the pcrpetrator of the deed.
Evidently burying was not enough ia
stop this dangerous old lady, and 1t was
decided, after earnest discussion, to adopt
the old plan Of making a horse jump over
the witch's grave and thus put an end ia
her powers. A horse was accordingly
fetched; but, strange to say, nothing would
induce him to jump over the grave. This
incontestable proof Of unholy influence
cmanating from the spot caused the public
excitement to increase. The mayor OF the
village decided to use somewhat drastic
means, much in favor in the middle ages
viz. to stab the witch's body with redhot
pitchfork.s The body was exhumed, the
fork heated and the whole ceremony care.
fully carried out. But by the time the
company had finished their work and gone
back to refresh themselves at the Wirth-
schaft the authorities of the neighboring
town had heard Of what was going on. A
party of mounted police were sent to the
The Helena independent., 1893-12-29
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DIs. Liebig { Co., o.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3 S. MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FRFF CONSUL TATION given to all persons
fufte ring from chronic Dissas 3, disease, of tho
Eye. Ear. N &C. Throat. Liver. stomach. Kid
ney.. Urinary I rssns fervou. and trlvate
patents in Montana dcm"nd greater facilities
and accommodations, to meet which Drs. Liebi9
l. O. have csia ishetl offices in this city. They
will be in charge of aniy authorized rspressn-
the head Office. whore complete records are Kept
Of all cases and tho treatment adopted Each
branch having its specialists. no one physician
and cever less th'n five experienced specialists
have u consultation on every case presented.
J. aving thous ands to refer to, comparisons arc
readily made. No experimentins-simplya ap.
plying tho treatment that has times without
their success and tho reason such marvellous
cnt es As heretofore reported have been made
Is'er the BIS. local physicians pronounced them
UIelessly incurable.
MN hronic affections, whether from early
indiscretions, venereul Excessss. seminsl
Weakness. Loss Of \ anhood. syphilli. and other
affections uniting thtm from enjoying any Of
the pleasures of life. treated and cured after
abs uts failure by others Drs: Lebig & Co g
reputntion for their unparalleled success IN
they have patients in all parts Of it.
WOMtN-Iheir specialist for affections Of
Women, has all the latest appliances and
remedies used in the principal hospitals. and is
without , superior on the coast.
tATARRH-And kindred affections OF the
Eye, ar Throat and Lungs successfully treated
and in . manner mildly as to be acceptable to
the most delicate child.
Traces for SPINAL Defo, mites. Club Feet etc.,
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and avoid being hurried By the
large number of patients. / hose who cannot
hnd it convenient to sse tho Eminent specialists
given to CORR spohdencs aud medicine and ap-
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