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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15
CITY BREVITIES.

c. A. Shaw, grand chancellor of the
Colored knights Of Pythias, is in the city
in the interest of the order and invites
the knights to meet him tomorrow
night.
The MORNING News Early Fruit and
Vegetable bureau acknowledges the re-
Ceipt OF several fine heads of lettuce. the
first of the season, from Mr.. S. S. Miller
They were grown at his Cedar Grove
farm, near this city.
E. ]. Crane says that the statement of
the case of T.. A. Cowan vs.. X. j. Crane
in yesterday mornings paper, was incor-
rect, and that he was not sued He SAYS
1t was John Crane, his brother, against
whom the suit was brought.
The removal of the unsightly electric
wire poles, erected by the Electric rail
way on South Broad street, is desired by
the property owners on the street.
Since the removal of the railway track
there is no use for the poles. They are
not an ornament by any means and. being
of no service, might properly be taken
down.
Jacob Shellman, who was taken from
the county jail some days ago by his fam
lily on account Of the fact that he was Sc
riously i'll. died Yesterday and was buried
in the pauper section. Shellman was
charged with lunacy and had been con-
victed but there was no room for him in
the asylum and he had to remain in Jail.
He was taken out when he became so i'll
that it was seen that he could not live
much longer.
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WANTS SOME INFORMATION.
Fulton County Likes the Way Chat
hams Jail and Chaingang Are Run,

Fulton County Likes the Way Chat
hams Jail and Changing Are Run.
a well-known Atlanta official has writ
ten to Capt. Dillon for some information
in regard to the manner in which Chat
ham county's Jail and chain-gang are
maintained and conducted. 1t seems that
some Of the Fulton county officials like
the way in which these things are done
in Chatham, and Capt. Dillon's cores
Eondent states that he asks the informa-
ton with view to putting the Jail and
chaln-gang in Fulton county under the
same discipline.
He wanted some information about the
statute covering the law about the jailer
being paid salary and the county feed
ing the prisoners, too. This is what is
done in this county. Capt Dill
lon referred him to the statute and gave
him the cost of feeding Jail prisoners at
cents per capita per day, and chain
gang prisoners at cents per day
In Fulton county il was stated that
there are an average of eighty county
prisoners and eighty United States pris-
oners all the time and the jailer there is
paid 30 cents per day for feeding the
former and 30 cents for the latter. This
probably, however, includes his salary
also. The idea is to make a change and
pay the jailer fixed salary, the county
to feed the prisoners as is done here
Where it can be done as cheaply as it is
in Chatham it would involve quite a
saving of expenset to the tax payers.
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THREE FOR LUNACY.
Judge Ferrill Will Hold Court at the
Jail Friday Afternoon.

The court of ordinary will have to de-
eide upon the sanity or insanity of three
of Chatham county's citizens Friday
afternoon, that date having been set for
the trial of those accused. Roxy Thompson
and Sadie Williams, two colored women,
and George w. Vena ble, young white
man, are the parties against whom the
warrants have been sworn out.
Venable's case is the most interesting
of the three. He was charged with luna
cy by his mother, Mrs. S. p Venable, ar
rested and has been in jail about fifteen
days. Yesterday he wrote letter to the
ordinary stating that he was not a luna
tic, but that his mother had taken out the
warrant against him when be was in a
drunken TT and that he had recovered
two days after being placed in Jail He
says he has been offered a situation as
soon as he is released from custody, and
that he wants either to be released or
have trial Immediately.
Nenable's letter does not read like that
of a lunatic, but rather of sane man.
His mother, however, says that whisky
and cigarettes have made him crazy and
that he has about reached his limit He
will have a chance probably to explain
his case before the ordinary's jury Fri
day afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


WANTED, parties that can deliver saw
w logs at Purysburg on Savannah river,
to communicate with "R, p. o. Box IS, Sa-
yannah, Ga.
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ST. BENED1oT's CONCERT.
The Church Crowded and a Fine
Entertainment Given.


Entertainment Given.
The sacred concert of st. Benedict's
Roman Catholic church, colored. last
night, was great success in every re-
spect, unsteady as well as financially.
The church was crowded to its utmost
capacity. There was scarcely standing
room.
Many Of the audience attended for
curiosity sake, it being the first sacred
concert in Catholic church rendered by
an exclusively colored choir and orches-
ira. The selections were Of the finest
order of music and reflected great credit
upon both the instrumentalists and the
singers for their untiring efforts in rem
dering music that even professional peo-
pie would hesitate to undertake without
careful study.
The following are worthy OF special
mention: Chas. l.. Siegling, Chas. F.
Waters, w. @. Jackson, John Thompson,
e Thomas, J. Campbell, r. Houston,
Mrs A. f. Robinson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Houston, NJ. f. Morell, Organist G.
Campbell Il. r. Desverney's orchestra
accompanied the chorus
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THOUGHT HIM ENoRoAcH1Ne.

Justice King Makes Complaint of the
Removal of Justice Blois' Office.
Justice of the Peace Mcleod King, of
the Seventh district, has entered pro
test against the removal of the Office of
Justice A. j. j. Blois from the Isle of
Hope to Whitaker street, between An
derson and Second street Justice King
addressed the following letter to Judge
Ferrill yesterday:
Kings ONCE, 9TH District, Nov. IA. 1883
Hon. II. L. Ferrill-My Dear Sir: l see
mat you have granted an order to Justice
Blols, OF the Fifth district to remove his
o1lCe TO Whitaker street. He viii then he in
my district. l viii refer you to the Georgia
laws, acts OF 1880 1881, page ga. Yours truly
MCLEOD KING.
The Georgia law referred TO defines the
tltJh district as all the territory in
Chatham county east of the Savannah,
SeaDOard and Skidaway railroad, in
GLIDING the islands, and not within the
limits OF the city of Savannah. In his
application Justice Blois asked to be al
lowed to move his Office to the cast side
OF Whitaker street, which . would, of
course, be east OF the railroad referred
TO- and if not in the city limits would be
III his district. Since the passage
OF the act referred to, however, the
10y ullluS nave DSen extended to
Twelfth street and the cues ton now. is
not whether Justice Blois is in Justice
Kings district, as his location on the east
side of Whitaker would show that he was
not but whether he is in his own proper
district. The law seems so cons tructed
as to define the districts irrespective
OF any extension of the city limits and in
that case Jnstice Blois has moved into
some other district than his own, though
he cannot be said to be within the limit of
Justice Kings.
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DANCE OF THE KNIGHTS.
Teutonia Division K. of P's. Anniver
sary Ball.

L
sary Ball.
Teutonia Division No. 3, of the Uniform
Qauk Of the Knights of Pythias. cele-
brated its seventh anniversary last night
with ball at the Odd Fellows hall. The
ball had been postponed from last Thurs
day night on account of the death of a
member of the division. Notwithstand-
ing this, however, there was a large at
tendance of the mem bers Of the division
and their friends, with their wives.
daughters and sweethearts.
The affair was very pleasant one, in
deed. The scene was a gay one The
handsome uniforms of the men and the
bright colored dresses of the ladies made
very pretty picture.
CObb's orchestra furnished music. and
dancing was INDUCED in for several
hours. At IL O'Clock supper was served
The supper was furnished by the ladies
Of the families of the members, and did
credit to their skill in the art of the
cuisine as well as to their taste in the ar
rangement of the viands
Capt. John Juchter, the genial COM
mander of the division, was on hand.
keeping lookout for the comfort and
pleasure of everyone. He was ably as
sisted by Lieuts Calls and White. The
SOuIIHIOuC6 III charge OF Jn6 dualf was as
follows: Capt. John Juchter, chairman;
H. Stelljes, II. E. Dreeson, Geo. II. White,
H. +. G. Kramer, j. H. Behr, Herman
LANCE, j. H. Lange, w. H. Eskedor, VIM
VOllers.
Teutonia division is in frst-class condi-
ton financially and numerically Capt.
Juchter will begin drilling his men soon,
in preparation for the prize drill at the
meeting of the grand lodge, in Columbus,
in May.
The division will also attend the su-
preme encampment in Washington, next
August, at which time Capt. Juchter pro-
poses to carry off one Of the prizes or die
on the field.
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ONCE OF J. F. Groor County Judge. Green
Cove Springs, Clay County. Fla, May 20.
lS0l.-Gentlemen: Twenty-three years ago l
was attacked with innammatory rheumatism,
was attended by the most eminent physi.
clans in the land. / visited the great sara.
toga Springs, n, Y, and the noted Hot
Springs, of Arkansas. and many other water
ing places, and always consulting with the
local physicians for directions, finally came
TO Florida ten years ago
About two years ago had severe attack
OF rheumatism, was confined TO my room for
twelve weeks, and during the time l was IN
duced to try p. p. p, lPriclly Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium knowing that each In.
gredient was good for impurities OF the blood.
after using two small bottles / was relieved;
at four different times siAce 1 have had slight
attacks, and l have each time taken two
small bottles Of p p. p, and been relieved.
and consider 1t the best medicine OF its kind
Respectfully J.F GREER
RHEUMATISM
is emphatically blood disorder caused by
inab lily OF the kidneys to throw OF certain
poisons which accumulate in the tissues
about the joints and muscles.
p. L. F., very simple, quickly and surely
cures this disease, neutralizing in puritles in
the blood Experience and science both in
dorse +. p p, as the only infallible blood
purifier known.-ad.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.
special Services at the Y. NJ. O. A.
Nightly During the Week.

special Services at the Y. NJ. O. A.
Nightly During the Week.
Inc meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. last
night was largely attended and the ad-
aress by DR.. Vass was greatly enjoyed.
The speaker dwelt upon the Importance of
character building, and in earnest words
Illustrated the necessity of every man
building for eternity The topic was.
MY House and How to Build IT.
AT the beginning of the meeting Mr.. G
M Gilbert spoke of the sad accident to
a. n. Perkins, general secretary of the
ioung Mems Christian Association, at
Memphis, Tenn, Monday.
Mr.. Gilbert sent the following telegram
Yesterday morning:
Savannah, Ca, Nov. 14.-President Young
mem Christian Association. Memphis
1enn.:-Savannah Association extends deem
est sympathy and regrets. Please wire con
altlon Perkins; his many friends here very
anxious. CHARLES NJ. GILBERT.
President.
He received a message from President
matthews yesterday afternoon stating
0haU Mr.. Perkins was seriously hurt, but
IhaJ the extent of his injuries could not
be determined definitely.
Prayers were offered for the recovery
OF Mr.. Perkins, and the many friends in
savannah will be anxious to know of the
extent of his Injuries. Mr.. Perkins was at
one time in the Office of Mr.. J. p. Williams.
and resigned his position to enter the
work of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation, as general secretary, and as such
has been most successful
Rev. J. f. Dripps, d. D., will address
the mems meeting tonight. His subject
Will be, what Is Most Worth Seeking?r
The music at all the services is a lead
ing feature: Prof. Cobb renders sweet
music with his cornet, and leads the sing
ing. All men are invited to attend these
services
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IN THE oRD1NARY's COURT.
a Lot of Probate Business Disposed Of
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Dr.. Thos. Pinckney Waring qualified
yesterday as the executor of the estate
Of W. T. Warning, who died last spring.
Mr. Warning left an estate valued atabout
$4,000 to his grandmother during her
lic, after which it is to be divided among
his relatives in Virginia and Sayannah.
Mrs. Margaret H. Wade qualified as
lhe executor of the will of Rose AleXan-
SanIder, an old faithful family servant.
She leaves under the will about s., 500, n
good deal of which is in Central railroad
SSg.ock and debentures, and which is to be
uIylded up among her relatives.
Letters dismissory were granted to D.
a. Iuberdy, executor of the estate of
CHARLES Gassman.
Letters of guardianship were granted
minor
An order was granted to Thomas NJ.
fleetwood, executor tof the estate of
George s. Fleetwood to transfer to Eliza
geth Cohen, share ,0S7 in the pilot boat
Uuhu Il. Wilder
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trouble. There's no disturbance, no re-
action afterward, and their help lasts
They absolutely and permanently cure
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious At
tacks, Sick and Bilious Headaches One
tiny, sugar coated granule is gentle lax
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They're the smallest, the easiest TO take
- and the cheapest, for they're giiGrdn-
teed to give satisfaction, or your money
is returned.
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any
others, something else that pays them
better will probably be urged as Just
as good Perhaps it is, Tor them; but
it can't be, for u0tt
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1888
Official Record for the Morning News

Official Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, Nov. Is, 1898; Rain, followed
by clearing wednesday afternoon or evening,
colder Wednesday morning and decidedly
colder "Wednesday night; southerly winds
shifting TO northwest during tonight Tues.
day. and increasing in force
Forecast for Georgia showers followed by
fair weather in northwest portions On
Wednesday; north winds, much colder in
southeast portion.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, on Nov. IA, 1898 with the norm al for
the day;
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AN OFFICER HoNoRED.
The German Volunteers Present Lieut..
Helmken a Sword.

me GERMAN volunteers Present Lieut..
Helmken a Sword.
After the transaction of the routine
business at the regular monthly meeting
of the German Volunteers last night at
the armory, the command surprised Sec
ond Lieut.. NJ G. Helmken by presenting
him regulation sword and two belts of
the regulation pattern. One of the belts
is for full dress and the other for undress
service
To no worthier officer in the service
of the state could such a compliment
have been paid, Lieut.. Helmken having
given his time and assistance in an eff
cient and thorough manner during a CON
tinuous membership of seventeen years
to his company.
The friends of the dashing lieutenant
will be very glad to hear of this presenta-
ton rendered him by his comrades.
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a Faot Worth Rememberine.

There are many such, Of course, but here Is
one which specially commeDds itself to inya-
lids viz: that in order to acquire vigor the
tasis Of health, that invigoratlon is only pos
sible by re-establishing the functions OF diges.
ton and assimilation upon permanent basis.
stomachics in name are numberless. They
impart a slight stimulus to appetite-nothing
beyond this Much more is required, and
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters fills the bill"
This time hOnored, standard inYigorant
ruilds up an enfeebled physique and protects
1t against disease by insuring the thorough
conversion OF the alument received into the
stomach into blood and bodily tissue. Clothed
with increasing strength, through this unfall-
ing agency the system Is defended against in
tiers in malaria, rheumatism, kidney and liver
trouble and constipation.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-15

Il L Harper. J w Teople & Co. The Miller Co,
Palmer Hardware Co, Braid & II. Il Sampson,
9 Calm. d Kahnweiler M S & D A Byck.
Per Central Railroad Nov l4-Butler & S
? 4 B, M Maclean & Co, J ) Wood & Bro,
Gregg J & W, J p Williams & Co, Warren &
A, M ID 1 MacIntyre j F. Williams
II Iraub G Sauls,W D Simkins, Lindsay &
NJ. p Lovells Sons, NJ Nathan, w w Monroe
a McAllisteTB Weitz.E A Schwartz Schoen
NJ ) & D Byck. A B Hull s. Co, w S Doyle,
M Ferst's Sons & Co. Law & b. J B Harvey
) W Teeple & Co, McDOnough & Cod G Slater,
+ winters. } W Watkins, Commercial Guano
90, H Solomon & Son, Tidewater Oil Co, C NJ
Lowther.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Nov l4-Cortez Cigar Co, Moore s. J. X A
BIanford. A Letter & son. Haynes & f, Law
& b. T Nichols, w B Nell & Co. savannah
steam Bakery, 5 Guckenheimer & Sons, - A
AltlckS Sons Lindsay & M, Standard Oil Co
Lippman Bros Moore & Co National Bank of
Rosenheim Co, w D Simkius Suits
$50, VIM kehOe 4 Co, M Jones, Lee & +
M tersts Sons Co, q w Tiedeman & Bro,
savannah Brewing Co, A B Hull Il Co, c NJ
Mcbride, H Steidman, J t Mcintosh
w Miller, Frank & Co. Meinhard Bros Co,
Ludden & B, Savannah Grocery Co, Appel &
:, McDonough & Co. Dale Dixon & Co. A
Grover, + w Storer. w ] Diggers d T Elliott
J e Grady & Son, A Thomas & Bro, MY
Henderson. Fretwell & N, H Solomon & Son.
A Hanley .Kavanaugh & b w W Gordon & Co
J onn tIannery q GO, Butler q ), Stubs 4 I,
Woods G & Co 5 Wood & Bro, Chas Ellis
NJ Maclean L Co, MY& D MacIntyre. A p
Brantley Co, Montague & Co, Warren u A,
D Y 4 r r Dancy, myers & W. Perkins &
Son, Dwelle @ & D, Floyd & Co, Baldwin Fer
Co savannah Guano Co, " B Cooper & Co, J
r Cooper Lemon & NJ. w w Chisholm & Co,
Crawford II g. Co, Chestnut ON, G l. Jones,
Edwards 7 & Co. Greigg J s. w, Ellis Y & Co
Hunter + 6 g. Peacock n q Co, McNatt & NJ,
Savannah N Co, P Williams & Co, Pater-
son u q Co.
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WANTED, a bookkeeper whose afternoons
w or evenings are unemployed, to write
up small set of books. Address with ref
erence this once, Merchant.
WANTED, 80 statesmen TO carry side line
w ofOur popular cigars, and place sam
pie lots with premiums. Big pay. Dixie
Cigar Company Winston, N. G.
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DIAZ TO VISIT SAVANNAH.
4Ae Cuban Missionary to be Here
Next Week.

N.Se~~A 4A4h W Nc 44GI =
Next Week.
hey e. Pendleton Jones, formerly pas
,of OF the Duffy Street Baptist church,
nus arranged with the home mission
ooard Of the Southern Baptist convention
70 go to Cuba as an assistant to Rev. Mr.
IA DlSz, the well known Baptist worker in
me Cuban field is in charge of the
H ti5ln mission board of the Southern Bap-
c elSL church. Mr.. Jones services were ac-
TDCpyed by the board some time ago as
visionary TO Brazil, but on account of
WY. NE present condition of that country, it
VAS Vas decided to send him TO Cuba Mr..
sues wife, who was a Miss Royal, of
cT,3i'a.nnah, will accompany him also as a
MI NJ Dlaz is now in this country, and
yGnI pass through Savannah in the next
r Cou Gays with Mr.. and Mrs. Jones en-
'Ou'e Tor Cuba, via. Tampa.
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p. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
.. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Savannah, Ca, Nov. ID, Top. m.
WEATHER sYNOPsTs

IodNduudn, Oa., NOV IL, III p. m.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The cold wave noted in Monday nights
synopsis as central in the Middle Slope of
the Rockies, has moved southeastward
and now TUESDAY mighty centers in
Texas. 1t will cause colder weather in
this section Wednesday morning and con
tinued cold weather and probably heavy
frosts Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
The cold waves progress, during the
past twelve hours, has been unusually
rapid. A decided fall in temperature has
taken place in Northwest Georgia,
throughout the EastGulf States. in East
ern and Western Tennessee, throughout
the upper Mississippi Valley. lower Mis-
souri, Valley and in the upper Michigan
peninsula.
The temperature has remained about
stationary in the lower lake region.
throughout the Middle Atlantic states,
along the immediate South Atlantic coast,
and throughout the Florida peninsula.
AT o'clock p. m. cloudiness prevailed in
the New England and Middle Atlantic
states, throughout the South Atlantic
Texas coast, in Middle and East
ern Tennessee and in south
eastern lower Michigan peninsula.
with rain falling at Washington
City, Hatteras, Oh arlotte, Knoxville. At
lanta, Montgomery, Meridian and New
Orleans. Elsewhere generally fair
weather prevailed.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
6 o'clock p. m. to-day fair weather pre-
vailed in the Augusta, Charleston and
Savannah cotton-region districts: else
where in the cotton belt rainfall was
pretty general. PHI. SMYTH.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
For over Fifty Yeara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SCORING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhpa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie -Ad
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ONE fiat, 8 rooms $40 per month M. j.
~ DOYLE.
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WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP

For the Skin Scalp and Complexion.
The result OF 20 years experience treating
the skin. A book on Dermatology with each
cake. All druggists. Also Woodbury's An
tiseptic Shaving Sticks and Bars, Hair tonic,
and clean Skin treatment
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NOR RENT furnished rooms, or unfur-
H nished fiat 50 Tattnall street.
ENLAT Of four rooms also ballroom and
IL basement. l05 South Broad.
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The schooner Priscilla Scribner, Capt.
tain Davis, which sailed from this port on
oct. q, with cargo Of lumber for New
York, encountered a severe storm on
Nov. 5, and sustained considerable dam
age. She put back leaking, and arrived
here yesterday.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and Their
Among the SHINING

The British steamship, Baron Adrossau,
was cleared yesterday for Liverpool with
6,923 bales of upland cotton, valued at
1888, 700, and !, 395 bales of sea island cot
ton valued at Sl19,165.
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Petition for amendment to incorporation
filed in once this l4th day OF November, 1898
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk =. @. G. G. Ga
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LIVERY person suffering from chronic
" troubles can find relief and great many
cured by DR.. Broadfoot, 1876 Broughton street.
I DAN association stocks and stocks OF all
H local institutions wanted. John T. Row
land, l22 Bryan street.
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The British steamship Gordon Castle
arrived yesterday from Glasgow. She is
consigned to Strachan & Co, and Is
chartered to take cargo Of cotton to
Bremen.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Continued from Seventh Page.
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HELP WANTED.

~0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~N~~~~~-
WANTED, a good cook. Apply after a.
w m, 106 State street.
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MEDICAL.

VIOLENCE.
That is what the
ordinary pills and
bowel medicines de-
pend upon. That
lexplains why your
system is in a worse
condition after
ward than before.
That is the reason
why DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are
the best things in
the world for every
stomach and bowel