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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

pon SupfereefdBen gum Serporbrineen
Der griinen 6arbe 1T cine Sabel. 8e-
trofnet merben Die 9ldtter ausialieB-
lid auf beiBen @iienplatten. Sbeeblii-
then iiennt man bic fleinlten nod un-
entpidelten Yldttden, tpel6e man fir
bic beiten bdlt. Yecco nit Slitben III
oesbalb Die bette Sorte; oaswil6tR aibt
es Diele abifufun9en bis gum Suif
(Staub, abfalltbee.) Sortirt wiro biz
fertige Waare our9 Siebe.
Sie gbineien trinfen ben Sbee pbne
3ufab, bic &uhen nit 3uder uno me=
mig Mil6; mir Seuti6e peri6leiern
uns nod bdufie bas Qlroma our1 9um
ober 8anide, aber Sooa, Wiebl uno
SalS. uelde Die Sai9tiren sur Serei-
tuns benuBen. erideinen ms als cine
@ntpilrbigung oes eOlen Stofes. Sbee
wil gut bebanbelt iein, uno bic ein=
fade YrO;eour Der 8ereitung bes 8es
trdntes perlanSt senaue SefOlsuns Der
&egel.
Mian idmente cine metalIene Same
nit etpas beibem @aNer aug, oamit
iie iid erwdrnlt, idiitte bann ben Sbee
binein, laiie i'm nit peuig @aiier cine
babe Mlinute Sieben unb gieBe oann 10
biel gBaler slI, oaB man fir ieoe per=
ion cine 5aiie Sbee er9dlt. gta9 orei
Wtinuten 1T Der Sbee gut; man gieBe
i'm in Die Sailen unb laiIe fir ben
slueiten slufauB etipas ldn9er, etpa 5
bis 6 Wlinuten sieben. Ser Sweite 9luf=
guB 1T ebenio gut ipie Der etlte; man
fann ioaar nod einen britten MAIDEN,
wobei man ieoOb meilt etpas irii9en
Sbee suIebt.
@oaitanois falia 1T es,s etipa ipie
beim Saltee eleib 10 piel i'm @uraus Su
MAIDEN, bab allf jeben Srinter mebrere
Sahen fonmen, ooer ben Sbee friiber
anfsu9ieBen, als man ibn trinten min.
Man benube aud fein ab9etodtes @ai-
Ter ionb ri ioldes, meldss 9erabe Su
foden anidngt. Sd ratbe Der 2eierin,
bel ibrem ndbifen Five o'clock Tea
mad meinem obisen &eSepte gu perfab-
rem; iie tann bann bes Seifalls Der
iibristn Sbeei9meiiern lider iein.
Sollte iie ii6 jeoo6 ruiiiider Spmpa=
tbien befleibi9en uno einen Sbee la
russo seben molen, 10 crfabre iie, baB
man ben 9bee=@rtraft erbdlt, tpenn
man bas @aiier 5 bis 6 Minuten auf
ben Sldttern iteben ldbt. Gin Sicrtel
@rtratt unO brei 8iertel beibes @aHey
geben einen sllten Sbee.
Sie pirtiame Subltar3 bes Sbees,
bas Sbein, lit bon elei6er Sei9aIien-
belt uuo Birfuns wie oas Gofieiu.
IS 1T leidt lOslid. SdBt man ben
Sbee su lange Sieben, 70 piro ibm aud
Die Scripture entsogen uno man erbdlt
Elm unan9enebm bitteres @etrlnt. Ser
Sbee wirtt i'm b6dfen @raOe geiitig
auregeno uno lit bas ri9ti9e @etrdnf
fir oen Gopfarbeiter.
SIN llebermaBe senohen, beIonbers
bon Selltcn. Die es ni6t gemobnt lino,
rest er auf uno erseust Sdwinoel uno
S9laflOiisteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Cine Spredenoe ltBr.

@ie bic Snoultrie bereits Die Gr-
folQe Der Ybonperapbie ii6 npbbar
madt, sebt aus folsenber 0tittbeiluna
aus SuSern berpor, mad nel6er ioeben
bon benz eiogeu0iliihen 9lmt in Bern
einem Genfer ll6rma6er cine iprebenoe
&epetirubr patehtirt morben iit. Sie
ipredcnoe llbr 1T nit 3ubiliename bes
gbonoarapben an9efertl9t; in bem Sc.
bGuieboOen elmer Saidenubr beinoei
fid cine p6onoerapbii6e glatte, aui
wel6e Dor Der 6ertisiielluns Der llbr
Die Stunben= uno Siertelitunoeneiten
binaufseiprphen iinb. Sm @ansen
trd9t Die Saeibe 4S concentriide SUR
den, BON oeneH siuOlf bic pbonnerapht=
ihen 2eitangaben Der Stunoen, sw0li
bieieni9en Der Stunoen uno Der eriten,
SpDlf oiejenisen Der Strnoen uno Der
Smeiten unO sp0lf oiejenigen Der Stun
ben uno Der britten 0iertelitunoen in
ii4 tragen. 3ei9t nun gum 9eiipiel
Der StunoenSciger auf benz 3iiierblatt
124 llbr, 10 ereift cine feline Spibe in
Die entlprehenoe 6ur6e ein uno Don
Der alri6Seitia rotirenoen S9eibe wiro
bann bic 3eitansabe .sw6lf uno eiu
DiertelN ertOnen, gerabe 10, ipie beim
Bbonograpben bon Der rotirenoen
@alse bic auf legtere hinaufseipro6e=
nen 98orte ertOneu. Ser 9tiifeuoefel
Der llbr bat in Der Wiitte cine fleine
S9aaoifnuns. dbnlid mie bic natiirlid
beoeuteno groBeren S6aabifnunaen
beim 5elepbon. @iro bic S6aaoiinung
Der llbr au oas Sbr gehalteu 10 1T bic
9eiprotene 3eit I'm 10 beutli6er Der.
nebmbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Giac 4ei6W5 5rmns.

Sem Sredsler Gran3 gleiB in g6ben
muroe aus ieiner Mobnung eipa 20
Mart 9aarselo 9eitoblen, obne oaB ein
9lnbaltspuntt iiber Die YerIpn oes Oie=
bes 9e9cben mar. gteiB tlagte iein 2eib
Dem 9iir9ermeiiter, Der inn ben &atb
CAB, ii6 an ben bel benz Saueri 9ofel
i'll S6ben in 9trbeit itebenoen Sisnf-
fne6t So9. Mannsfelo su ipenoen, Der
ben Sieb ,bel6iu6ren" tonne. lianns=
felO babe idon einmal elmer Sellnerin
in Sber9iinsburg Der 240 Warf geltob=
len wprben feien. ben Sieb bei1moren,
Der oann oas @elo wieber 9ebrabt babe.
9teiB Danote lib ali Mannsielo, Der
ii6 aud berei. ertldrte, ben Sieb au
bei6p0ren, nur mlille er oasu in bic
gBobnung bes 9feib tomnien. 9tm
glbeno oaraui tam aud Mannsfelb in
Die gBobnung. no er crit unier aller=
bano !6otuspotus brei S0lS9en aus
bem Sbiiriiof Der Sbiire ibnitt, mo-
aneebIid Der Sieb aus uno ein gina.
Damn CAB er oem gteiB Elm 3auberbud,
aus oem er nabitebenben 3auberipru1,
ben mir sur Grbeiterung unierer 2eier
nortgetreu mieber9eben, breimal iabs
i6reiben. einmal iiber uno stpeimal
unter Die Sbiirihpelle legen uuo ein+
mai beriagen mubte. Sprber bate
gleiB ein r8roflein 8rot ein Sprent-
lein Sals uno elm penig Sbmal;" 3u
nebmen uno in's lSeller 3u le9en.
Siesu bate er gu ipreden: vSas
leae id in oas 6euer uno Stub, fir
beine Siino' unb llebermutb, bas
S1mals ioll MAIDEN, oaB Dir miiileu
Die 9loern fra6en, bas Sul3 ioll Dir su
nabe fommen, baB mlB oeiue b0le
3un9e peritummen, baS Yrpt ipll Dir
mebe tbun, als menn Did anidmc Der
bitters 500. sym Namen bes beilisen
Geiites. - Ibrabam bat es gebunoen,
Siaat bat es erl0lt uno Satob bat es
beimsefiiprt. Gs lit 10 felt gebunoen
pie pon Stabl uno eiien uno in 3et-
ten uno ganoen." 1 .n
9laG beenbiater 3auber.G Geretnpnie
pcrlihetie Manusfelo benz NsiB, oaB
UullHttHt ull 2Vu utltiiVll Qltllllui
pierunosuansig Stunoen oas seltob=
lene @elo wieoer brin9en lperoe. Ypr-
erft berlanate Der 3auberer uno Sisbs=
beidmorer iiir feline 9eiitunsen, bic er
anberen Sases fOrt5uicBen ueriprud,
nidts, ertlarte aber, itarten Surit su
perlpiren, porauf ibm gteiB swei 6las
iden Bier einidentts. gseitsr ltelte
0tannsielo in glusiidt, bab bic selln-
gene Seidw6riIna elm paar Mart to-
ten meroe. 9leiB plauocrte BON Der
Sei6moruns. ipoourd Die @enoarmerie
BON Der Sadie gino. befam uno oieielbe
Sur gtnseise bradte. Mannsfclo islbft
bate, als ct 66rte. oaB bic GjenOarme-
rie aenntniB BON ben SeidmDrllnsen
bate, Die lebteren ein9eitellt. Sas
S4Oifcngeridt Ottobeuren iab in bem
Sdminocl eiuen Setrus rno perur.
theilte ben Mannstelo gu se9n Sasen
WeIdngniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

-Gntf6ulbisuna. q. Sin Srun-
fenbolo mar Dor ben &i6ter aelaoen,
neil er cine Srau, feline Nadbarir, be-
leibi9t bate. - rs8as baben Sic su
Sbrer @ntiAuloisuns ansufiibren, 4n=
getlaster?~ = -9l9, Serr @sridtsbof,
ct mar morjens, id wubte nid mat id
bbat, id mar nod niidtern.~
-3erIfreut proieilpr: .gtun,
junser Wtann, tparen Sic bel mir
pben2" STUDENT; .Sa, i'd pollte Sic
eriparten. 9ber bic 6rau proleNorin
iagte mir, Sic ipiiroen beute ni6t me6r
mad Sauie fommen." BrofsiIor: .,9lcb
rihtia, MN bann fommen Sic pielei6t
Hor9en mieoer."
g eidelbaft. Ser arst
tritt nit Der S5rau oes Yatienten in's
GrantenSimmer, ieood 10, bab i9n Der
3rante ni6t ieben tann. &ranfer: .,
rui! mir Den Sottor llnier Softor
fam fir gllles beltsn!" Srau Qeiie):
nSOren Sie's, pie fr uieoer pbantas
fritz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

elmer Semprensler :
9eri a nj m luna. glsitator Gin iei-
ner Jeoe): ~. .llno id frase sic
ollie, bic sic bier periammelt iino:
@ibt es auf @ottes tpeiter @roe etipas,
was i6le9ter mdre als @bistep2 =
Stimme aus bem Sintergrunoe: vgaun
ia bod = tein Wbistep!"
Gin Yfifficusr v@as,
sic pfeiien bel Sbrem eis'nen Stiife2"
-,Sa. ieben Sic, oas erseust augen-
bliflid beim anitdnoisen Yublitum
eine itarte @egenwirtuna: 9lllss tlatidt,
oamit bic miBsiinitise sleuBerliug bes
riidli9tsloien Sremoen iibertont weroe.
uno Der GrfoIs meiner 9lopitdt erIdeint
ssiidert!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
9errimer etaoentemitretd,e

ginen StuoentenIfrei6 in Der 9leu'
iabrsnadt babcn iid i'll Berlin, Dem
r2of. 9lns," suiolsc. einise flotte BUR-
ide elmer llniperiitdt aus oem 9teide
aeleiltet, tpel9e einen Splueiterbumnel
nah Yerlin unternDmmen hatten. Sle
idlenoerten turs por oem SAeioen bes
olten Sa6res bur6 Die 3OnisltraBe, als
iie an einem eeIdloilenen aaoen einen
Mnidlaa bemertten: ,Sitte mad Dem
prdlaten su tcmmen. 6amilie g." Sie
Suride 'bielten iofort cine Seratbung
ab; oann loite ii9 Der Srupp in tleine
Mbtbciluneen aui. Serr g.. elm Ser=
liner bon altem S6laae, fab nit feiner
runbliden @emablin uno bem boloieli=
aen S66terlein insmii6en i'm prdlaten
uno barrte bes idumieen SplOelter=
aaftes, zines Bropinjialtunben, su oei=
len Senadridtisung er ben 9lnldlas
angebeftet bate.
nSaben mir bic gbre, Serrn I. 3u
ipreden 2" ,Sa tpobl," ia9te Der
9lneerebete eritaunt unb muiterte Die
beioen 'iuneen 9eute, Die nit bOfli6em
@rube auf ibn sueetreten waren. nWlr
iino 10 frei, BON Sbrer @inlaouns 8e-
braub gu MAIDEN !" v9lber id babe
ipirflib ni6t bas @ergniigen, Sic su
fennen!" Stun, mir seifatten uns,
Sbre i6riftli9e @inlaouns allf uns 81
beaieben !" llno bic Seioen sitirten ben
Snbalt bes glatats. Serr 4. la6te
bersliA uno luo bic beioen Serren. Die
ibre Sarten iiberreidten, st einem
Splpeiterpuni1 Elm. Sie unter1al=
tuna mar i'm belten 8an9e, als iib
ipieoerum smei Scrren porfellten. @e-
griibunG gritaunen bes eSerrn T.,
i6liebli1 Iormelle @inlaoung, bic iofort
an9enpmmen wuroe. Na9 einiser 3eit
nabten abermals smei Serren uno be-
5ogen Ii6 auf Die Idriftli6e @inlaouns.
Nun idlua aber Derr 4. an ieiff @las
unb ipra6: ,Meine Serren SD
idlase Sbnen bpr. bab mir uns lueiter
fortbeeeben, benn i9 fiir6te, ale Stu-
benten Der @elt baben mein glafat ge=
leien uub iinben lid bier Elm !"
gla6 bieier 9lniprade perlegic Serr
4. nit iener Samilie unb ieinen ietbs
Gditen bic Splueiferfeier mad benz
&atbsteller. ST CAB ii5 als llebens=
ipiiroiaer, 9aItireier Serliner. mdbreno
feline @dite Dor @iB unb 2aunc iiber=
iprubelten. Sic seieten .ii6 als mnbl=
erSoeene afabemiide giiraer. ma6tcn
oem Sd,neeblonoin6en ben Sof, unter-
bielten 6rau 4. auf bic bette 90eiie uno
eemannen ben alten Serrn 10 fiir iih,
bab er bod unO beilig idiuur, er babe
felt MenIdengebenten teine o per=
aniiete Splpeiterna9t perlebt. yIber", ;,
fraste er iAlisbli6, rwie wuBten Sic
benn, baB i9 Der 4. bin!" nWer mirb
Sic in Sbrem 9esirt ni6t fennen?"
rgd, llniinn, iaeen Sic Die @a6r=
belt" ngta. Der &ellner tannte Sbren
ipertben 9iamen!"
I'm orei llbr trennte man iid aller=
ieits beIreoigt nit Dem Geripre6en auf
balbi9es gSieberieben. Sie Stuoenten
aber ianoten oes anoeren Sages eine
rieiise Saumtorte nit folsenoer gio=
mung:
~@ir oalltcn breimal berSlib gud,
s}br nobelen Serlner;
gSir ieds Stubenten aus Dem Geid,
Sino olseit Cure Siener.
gDir oeuten Gurer fort uno fort
Wtit Cant an jeoem Srte; ..
NerScibt uns nur ben tleinen Sort,
SerSeibt au9 oieie Sorte!
Sie ieds SplueItcrsdlte BON 1898.
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giner Sdngerin.
gBer Sid bort, iitentsift, ~
9ser Sid iiebt, lit beriift,
gSer DID ipriht. ilf besluft,
9Ber DID nimmt - III perriidt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03

THE MORNING NEWS" ATDAwN.
That Is the Time 1t VIII Reach the
Thriving City Of Waycross.

y
Waycross, Ga, Dec. 21.-Several
handsome residences are being erected in
different parts of the place, and fifteen
new residences will be started next week
The new suburb, Wilsonville, is rapidly
building up It IS one mile and a half
from the passenger depot. Streets are
regularly laid Of and shade trees will be
set out this winter The carpenters are
finding regular employment. Waycross
is growing rapidly and real estate com
mands good prices.
A. Z. Wesley, who was recently en-
ployed as a typo" on the MORNING News,
was seriously cut with an ak while telling
a tree at his home near Atkinson, Ga, on
the Brunswick and Western railroad.
Tuesday He has no medical attendant
and is not expected to live
Surgeon Nydegger, of the United States
marine hospital service. will 90 to Cumber-
land Island to-day, where he Will spend a
week hunting ducks.
Mallory Smith, the 15-yearold son Of
Millard Smith, caught a catfish weighing
nineteen pounds in the Satilla river yes
terday afternoon. He used a set line
across the river, and the fish was carried
TO the bank Of the river in a boat. The
fish was shown on the streets last night,
and attracted some attention.
The fast schedule on the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway, commenc-
ing tomorrow, will bring the Savannah
MORNING News early in the morning,
reaching Waycross at daylight. The
many readers of the MORNING NEWS at
this place will hail with delight its ar
rival here at so earlyan hour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
ALAPAHA DOTS.
In Jail for Hog Stealing-PuttinE in
Oats.

In Jail for Hog Stealing-PuttinR in
Oats.
Alapaha, Ca, Dec. 2.-Mr. L. S. Price,
foreman of the bridge gang on the Bruins
wick and Western railroad, was brought
home yesterday with broken leg, caused
b. jumping from his crank car, and get
ting his foot hung between the ties, and
his car running over him. Dr. Julian, the
railroad surgeon. and DR.. Ashley, of this
place, soon had the bone set and his leg
in splinters. At last accounts he was
resting comfortably
A negro was arrested here Yesterday
for hog stealing. From reports he has
been doing a thriving business, stealing
hogs here, changing marks and ship
ping to Triton, and stealing there
and shipping here II seems
he has accumulated quite a stock at each
place.
Farmers are now engaged putting in
oats for another year. Hog killing and
cane grinding have been going on forsome
time, and everybody has enough TO eat for
the time being Enough meat will ne
killed 20 supply the immediate section for
next year
All our recent visitors from Brunswick
have left US and returned to their homes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
M'RAE MENTION.
PROJECTORS Looking Over the Lands.
a New Residence.

Prospectors Looking Over the Lands.
a New Residence.
McRae, Ga, Dec. People are coming
from North and South Carolina and Mid
die Georgia to look at the lands around
McRae. Many are tIying homes very
cheap, and settling themselves for life.
Mr.. Brooks is here now from Middle
Georgia. He has bought one Of the best
business corners in town, and talks of
buying 1000 acres little west of the
city for farming purposes.
Mr.. Campbell will soon go into his
beautiful new residence on College street.
Rev. {. d. Adams has house going up
on the same street. Mr.. Graham's house
on Graham street is progressing. Mr..
Pullen has just finished a new store on
Scotland street. Two new drug stores
have been opened within the last few
weeks by Mr. Fisher from Eastman, and
Mr.. Ryals, from Lumber City.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
Phosphate shinments.

Punta Gorda, Fla, Dec 2.-The ship
ments Of phosphate during November
1893, from Punta Gorda were as follows
Nov. $, Lon lon, Eng, .. 700 tons, Peace
River Phosphate Company; Nov. II, New
Orleans, La, 500 tons, Gulf Phosphate
NJ. aud M Company; Nov -, Bouess.
Scot, 2,491 tons, Conner Hun & Company;
Nov. Il, New Orleans, Ia, $50 tons Peace
River Phosphate Company; Nov 20. New
and NJ. Company; Nov ~, Baltimore.
Md, $50 tons. Gulf Phosphate NJ. and Nj.
Company; Nov. -, Mobile Ala. 800 tons
Conner Huh y Company. Foreign. 5l91
tons coastwisc, 1896 tons; Total 9,lg3
tons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
MARRIAGES.

N~-~-~~~-~-~~~---~~~---~
ARRlCk-Married, at the Ca
thedrIl of -. John the Baptist on the 18th
inst by the Rev. Father William Mccarthy,
Mr.. IHOS. Z. CAIN and Miss Lucy WARRICK,
both OF this city. No cards Washington d..
G. papers please copy.
DEWALD-PINKUS - Varied, at
home. Charleston. ; c., Mr.. y. J. ", d EWALD
10 Miss hEBECCA PISKUsOHN, Nov. y, 1895
by Rev. =. X. Lewis
MULLER SMITH. Married on Wecnes
day. Nov. -. at a. West Broad street. by the
Rev. Thomas II. B!enus. Mr.. AUGUST L Null
LER and Mrs. KATE MONGIS SMITH Goth OF
TINS city. No cards
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03

10 my Friends and Former Customers:
During the temporary suspension os bust
ness at my store, No. ~ Brough,on street.
YOU can at all times ind me at the store Of
KNIGHT : PHARMACY CO. corner of
Ora ton and South Broad streets where l
shan endeayor, as in the past to please YOU.
cry respectfully, h. V. NOTTINGHAM
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
TO HnUsEkEEPERs.

am ready to tlke orders for black fruit.
almond. silver ana pound cake and mlnce pie
Tor hr stmas. MinCe meat my own make.
Also prepared fruit fDr fIut cake and the
same baked Charlotte russo maze to order.
JOHN DERST. Variety Bakery.
% BrOughtOn street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
Don't Like the SCHEDULE

Iho9masyille, Ca, Dec 1.-The new
s %,lec on the savannah Florida and
western railroad, as published in the
ELWs to-day, does not give satisfaction
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
D. =. INVERSION,
li3 BroughtoI Street

Holiday books, for boys and girls. illus.
tCate1 gift books; books OF Poems hand
somely bound; Prayer and Hymnal the NEW
Edition; Xmas cards and booklets; Calendars
and Dlarys for 1894: splendid assortment Of
Pictures, silver AID KlUsS frames: leather
PockCt-pOOkS ana card cases, with Sterling
silver cCrleis, Dolls, Toys. Games, etc, ut
moderate prices. subscriptions received for
all newspapers and magazines, at publishers
prices. Wedding invitations. and cards ele-
gantly engraved to order on short notice.
Il. NJ. CONNOR
Bull and BroughtOn streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
HARRY HILL SET FREE.
The Cincinnati Authorities Fail to
Hold Him Long Enough.

Atlanta. Ga. Dec Chief Of Police
Connally today received notice that
Harry Hill. who has been under arrest In
Cincinnati for several days past. has been
released. The news Of Hills release was
delivered in a few minutes after the train
carving Spe ial OLcer Jctt and the re
ouisitiou papers necessary 10 bring Hill
back 10 Georgia, pulled out of the depot.
The officer was not stopped. however out
will 90 on TO Cincinnati in hopes OF yet
getting his hands on him. j. X Iolleston.
the prosecutor. SAYS he will pursue him
across the continent but what he will
have him back in a Georgia court.
The case has turned out as has been
predicted When Hills attorneys urged
the governor TO refuse the requisitiOn for
Hill last Wednesday, at least until he
was indicted by the grand jury, their
purpose was to delay matters so that the
Cincinnati authorities would set their
prisoner free for want Of proper authority
to hold him longer. Hills attorneys be
haved well. for during the delay in find
ing the indictment and the getting out of
the requisitiOn papers thetime which Hill
would be held in Ohio elapsed and he
to get away from the Queen city, and it's
likely that many things will happen be
fore he is in Atlanta again.
DECLARED NOT A FUGITIVE.
Cincinnati. O.. Dec. Harry Hill, the
alleged forger who was arrested here
few DAYS ago. was dismissed in police
court to-day. Ii was established that
Hill furnished bond in Atlanta TO answer
the charge on which he is said to be
wanted next May, and Judge Gregg de-
clded that he was not a fugitive.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-03
CARRIERS PAPER REVIVED.
Savannah Capital Said to Be Back of
the Enterprise.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 2-The Evening
Herald, which went to the wall week
ago, was revived to-day udeer the name of
the Daily News Josiah c. Carter is
editor, and 1t is given out that share of
the financial backing comes from Savan-
nah, though the name of the Savannah
ian is withheld.
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MEETINGS

NICE tlNGOs
WORKISGMES'S BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.
The members OF the Worktngmen's Be
nevolent Association will assemble at the
corner Of Congress and Lincoln streets at
40 o cloek ms AFTERNOON 10 Jay the
Il s. tribute Of respect 10 our deceased mem
tCr. LOUIS BAUDRN. By order OF
JOHN DRISCOLL, President.
JOHN a. GOETTE. Secretary.
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LARGE CLOSING SALE OF SHOES

LARGE CLOSING SALE OF SHOES,
Don't Buy, Don't Buy, Don't Buy, Don't
Buy,
Until you examine the immense stock that D
p. Myerson has. All new goods. This sea-
sons production. No shop-worn. Owing to
being compelled to vacate my store on Feb.
/, "a, am compelled to sell my entire stock
OF shoes at actual cos, and can assure my
friends and the public that this is not done
with view of a take in, but a bona fde SALE
and a sale that will long be remembered by
those patronizing me. These goods will be
sold strictly for cash. Do not ask for credit.
for it is unpleasant to refuse; but we must
under the circumstances Footwear never
will be offered at my prices again. Thanking
my friends and the public for their patronage
for the past twelve years
Yours respectfully,
D, p. INVERSION,
li3 Broughton Street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION FOR DIRECT oRs.

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ELECTION FOR DIRECT oRS.
The CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKINGl
COMPANY OF GEORGIA
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. I, 1923.
An election Tor thirteen directors to serve
for the ensuing year VII be held at the bank
ing house in Savannah. MONDAY. Jan. :,
1891 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. m.
and o'clock p. m.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed free over the companys road to at
tend the election from the S0th Of December
TO st OF January inclusive. and will be passed
free returning from the LIST TO the Sd of
January inclusive, on presentation OF their
stock certificates to the conductors.
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM. Cashier.
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HOSi6ru and Underwear

Ladies' Fast Black Hose at 10c, IL l'2c,
i5C, 25c and Csc pair.
Misses Fast Black Ribbed Hose Zoe,
IL 1-2c, 15c. zoe and Csc pair.
Gents Fast Black Hall Hose II i-2c, l5c,
25c.
Gents Merino and Fast Black Wool Hose
Csc, 35C and Soc pair.
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Merino and ALL
wool UndeVaSts from Csc up.
Gentlemen's Natural Wool Underwear al
81 suit; best known.
Best 81 Kid Glove In the city.
See our SOC Corsets. They are un'
equaled for perfection OF it,
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MYRTLE LODGE, NO. 1858,
q. L. q. OF OF.

You are hereby requested 10 meet at your
Lodge rooms, this day at O'Clock D. n.
for the purpose Of paying he last tribute OF
respect TO our deceased brother. George f.
Prince Sister Lodges are cordially invited
by order Of RICHARD JENKINS, y. U.
a. c. LEWIS, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

We are prepared now to take orders for
Burglar Alarm connections.
Within ninety days we will have erected a
complete Burglar Alarm and District Tele-
graph plant. consisting of the latest i'm
proved appliances, giving 20 Savannah all Of
the convenience now enjoyed by other c ties
We VIII have men on duty night and day.
and viii endeayor to give to the citizens Of
savannah tho most perfect service in the
United States For Information and rates
apply at our ONCE.
ELECTRIC SUPPLY & CONsTRUCTIONCO
a Ar,,.y,., S..,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

with car load Of scenery and special stage
appointments. Seats at Livlngston's Drug
Store, Dec. 4. Next attractions: JAS. J.
CORBETT, Dec. II. Ole Olson. Dec. 10.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BAUDRT.-The relatives and friends o.
Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS BAUDRY. and OF Mr.
Joseph /. Audesey and family. are invited L
attend the fun ,ral Of the former from his late
residence. No. i Lincoln street, at clock
THIS AFTERNOON