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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE FIRST
j Judicial district Of the stale OF Montana.
IN and for Ito county Of evils and Clarke
ia tie matter Of tho estate Of John VI. Aaams
deceased
Ords, 20 show causo Why ordo- Of fals Of real
Ce'ata sh Iuid NOT b. made
ito &. Lolckler the administrator Of the
estate Of John ~. Adams, deceased. having Il Q 1
his petition erein p-atiug for An order of sale
of tHs roc ESTATE Of nd deco -ont. for the uur-
pose stLere.n set forth
il g. taersf 70 order by th8 iudgl 81 said
court that q ler4pla inter Gtnt ~ tie cftaie of
elii deco. cd appfa- before h1 SAM court On
-n'urasy 30 y "a day ~ JsnusTy, i-st. 81 j.
% clock IN Doe fur uYol - said Gay al q q CONT
lo.l % a.d court. A. tho court house DAB lir.-
20. .ulfr o. LOWS mi la Ee. 20 show cause
81 D. ana or er sinl'd NOT De granted 10 tho sad
rluIlIs,tafor to- eli 90 much uf the real estate
oi the stIu d. s-l "a shall b. necessary
uo that q copy q ihit order ahnil DO pub
tshet onre week for NJ lea 9 four successive
seeks il fh' Ee.ena lntepeuceat 8 nowsuaffr
printed AM published m said Lewis and Ciafks
counts.
D.. real ostste MENTIONED 10 said petition Is
. situated IA tho c5Uufy Of Lewis and larke
q &C. 81 Moutsua ami described ~ follows.
I ; OF seven. iu block eleven H. OK addition 10
tho city Of lie'ona. and lnt sir. ia D.nck 81. Ia
? Ortai IA iacihs addition o. the city Of helonA
hDnAl.. b. BDJh, Judge.
Dated Dec g. 1873
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
F r E G !
DTS. LiGbig { Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

TRFF CONsUI TATIoN given 20 all persons
fuhtfiuc frcm throaic Diseases. Disease u the
I've lar. n "a. Threat, Liver ttonach, hid-
neys I rinary 1 rgAns. Nervous aud lrlvAie
Affections. 4he rapidly increasing numher OF
rstents In MontanA demand grea'er faeiltias
md accommodations. 10 meet which llrs lfobg
s q. have estan i.hcd o.ilces ia this city. hey
viii DIN charrs q a auy authorized rspresen-
tanvc who will report all complicated cases a.
the head otiise. whore con lcie foeords are hept
81 all cases aad tho trfalsn@nt adopted. zach
branch having its specialists no one physician
and rever lees than nYe experienced specialists
having thoufands 20 rsicr 70. comparisons are
readily made No expert meutlnE-simpy ap-
plying the tr.aiment that has tmes without
number proved tuccessfu. his 4 the secret OF
their success ana the relson such marvellous
cufes heretofore uported have hoen made
nfter the bis, LEGAL physis lans pronounced them
h,Ielessly incurablo.
MIN hronic affections whether from early
indisoretions Neneroal kxoerse. reminal
Weakness Loss Of b anhood. Syphilis and Other
affections uniting thfm from enjoying any OF
tie pleasure Of lIfe. treated and cnrod after
nbfoiuts failure b. others Ire, Lebtg q Co =
treating tho pifoa'cs OF Men l. world wide and
they have patients in All parts " &C.
WOMEN-Iheir specialist for affections OF
Women, has all the lafoat appliances ADD
remedies used in tho principa hospitals AMI Is
withoutn superior on the coast.
CA1ARRH-And Kindred affections Of the
Eye lar. Throat and Langs sucossqtally treaiol
ana in mNnner 20 mildly Ee 10 Be acceptable 20
tho most delicate child.
Traces for 81 nal Determines. Club Fee. etc.
manufactured eatisiacticn guaranteed.
Cali early and avoid being kurrie1 b. the
large number Of patients. hose who cannot
md it convenient 20 see the Aminent Specialist
can state their cases b. letter taref1l attention
given 10 corr spcndence ard medicine and ap-
piisnees sent BY express
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

The Jewish year. beginning upon the
95th Of March, was the legal New Year
in England as late as 1902, when the le-
gal and social New Years were made to
coincide by an act Of parliament. Be
fore that time the date was generally
written 164S-49. meaning that popularity
it was 1649-legally, 1913. The change
was made in Scotland in 1904, in France
in 1864 and in Russia, Holland and Prot
estant Germany in 1900. It is customary,
while il cannot be said TO be universal,
to watch the old year out and the new
in. and at midnight the church bells are
rune In many places.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Ninety per cent Of all the women ia the
world suffer more or less pain in menst ua-
tion. II thsra be a philanth opist Ia this
city let her investigate tbs wonderful re-
suits obtained from using : r. DIX JozRs
prescription for all irregularities OF wotsen.
and sound its praiss 20 every woman OF her
acquaintance. by doing so you will be
doing one OF the most charitable acts pos
sibis 10 perform, namely; alleviating the
snferlngs Of the already owe burdened
womankind. We send one month's treat
ment TO any add oss FOR So. send all mail
orders 60 Lady Manager. SALT lAKE MED
IcINE Co.. salt Lake City, Utah" Remem-
Der that We give written guarantees to
cure any case, Of no matter how long stand
ing. IN two treatments. or Iefund MONEY.
lady in every town waited 90 ACT as eur
representative.
y. B.-A trial treatment ssnt on receipt
of g
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DTS.LiGbig & Co., World DiSpGlSary
Permanent omcos ct Is & Main St. Helena
CRERIFF's SALE : swI

CRERIFF's SALE rs swEND CNRLsON,
- plaintiff. Va Water Nathsson. Mary Mathc-
so and l. r. lsOtz. de ienoaate.
L ndar aud BY virtue o. order o. sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued oct Of the
district court Of the first judicial district Of tbs
stats 81 Moniana. In and for he county OF Lewis
and 4 larke. on the ath dss % December. A. ID.
iad8, il the Gbsvo entitled action. wherein
Nwend arlson. the shove named plaintiff oh
taincd a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
End sale against waiter Natheson. Mary Mathe-
sen aud l. Z. T. Lott deienaants on TIE !, ~ a dag
Of December Il. 1898, for ths sum Of $50 AZ.
besides interest costs and attorneys fees which
said decree VAS. tic 9Th daY 81 cc8mbor,
A. ID. 1893, recorded in Judgment book No OF
sell all thOe certain los pieces or PARCELS % land
situate. lying AL bong In tho county Of eWis
aud lHrke, tate n \ ontana. and bounded ana
dsscr bod - follows. - wit
Lots NO. -. n snd D., IN rlock No. IS. in the
Northern farihc addition 20 The city OF Helena,
ontanA recording % he plat thereof on nls in
tie oiGco Of TIA cork ana recorder a the sad
county Of ievi- and lsrke. aed 81 mated in the
eaia county II Lewis snd 1lsrEe and state OF
1uufanA
LcIed taments AMI srpuftenancei theron atO b.
lonklnG or ia EuVWl-e ARE tain NJ
uc-lc notice Is hfro1y gwen that on Saturday,
tie ~ q day Of December. A. j. l7a1 o. y &C ocG
N of that cay, 20 tia 'front.' door Of toe COO
house, Helena, leut- and Cake county, Non
tana. ! viii. Il obedicnce 10 said order u Hae
and decree Of foreclosure E-d salo. sell the above
coscribod proper.r or 49, uuoh thereof a. may
De- rege.slry 10 satisfy rad Judgment with in
tercs aad cost 20 the highest and best bidder
for case in tSnd
CHARLES y. CURTIS sheriff.
BY fEED T.. Hoss. nder sheriff.
ABOVE sale b. stipulation between plaintid
an defendantls adiournal until Jan a. isst
90 D. % cIUCz nl 90 tho frOnt door of the court
houte CHARLES j. O. RlIS, Sheriff.
by RID = IfOss q nder sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Chrubiui The great musician. was such
g slave to order and punctuality that he
wc-ld never have permitted an infrlc-
tien of amy rude Dee bad once adopted.
As ou extreme example. when on his
deathhel clean handkerchief was brought
him. to wipe tA- cold sweat that batneI
hisiarehead. lle uufoldcd it, looked n one
1T the CORNERS AVID said faintly: "1his is
SO. @, the one hal lest was no. 4 hand
me $50. . Exchange.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

stronger lie relaxed the toaim'it ioe
soon, however. ana regaincd a great por.
zion 81 MS flesh he will. however. renew
81. and am confident that bis viii power
and pluck win pun him through success
fully this iime
Rules ol Treatment.
For the benefit of sufferers in general ]
will lay down few notes of self govern
ncnt which. 10 followed cannot but re-
donud 90 the benefit II fat people Never
yield 10 lctharey. drowsincss or excessive
sleep Never nap Never sleep over seven
hours. end Il you reduce that numhorto six
an The better. Sleep Is simply tho relaNa-
tion Of the muscles and ncryes-thcn only
sleep in moderation, as well as exercise In
dolence of mind aud somnolonce az body
are always associated with obesity. Eat in
moderation. but do not deny yourself good.
wholesome food IL you believe any food TO
be- fnttouiug. avoid 10 as you would poison.
DO not eat anything that is fried. Fish Is
better than meat go an times As general
rule refrain from beer, ale or sweet wines.
MIX may be taken now and then. Away
sip liquids. and do not gulp down great
quantities OF fluids, which cannot fail 90 in
crease the work of the kidneys. Extra
Is very bad for those delicate or
gans at amy time. but especially so when
hey are in an abnormal condition. Never
drink water at night before retiring TO bed.
/ suggest this as many people fallaciously
DO 30. l consider 10 proper as a general
rule 20 insist upon a certain restriction Of
fluids az all times.
This simple prescription will, IL faithfully
serve as n guide 20 fat people on
their journey TO the fountain Of health.
LonN WILSON GInns. NJ. ID.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

ate an unnatural desire for food and drink.
What one loses in weight the al pose coils
At once CLEAN from The return 70 hclormcr
quantities o. solids and liquids uece-saryt 90
appease the ruvcu0u- appetite 4 good
proof OF this result viii Doe found iu tbefact
that oarsmen. runners, walkers, Jockeys
and athletes of an kinds gain rapidly iu
flesh the moment their training Cea-es and
I'm a short time weigh more than ever they
did before
Thanks to modern science, it is almost as
oasy TO cure the fat disease now as 10 is %
rid ones eye of % -rye. TO understand the
proposition, let "a. first consider what fat is.
II is the oily concrete substance deposited
on the cells Of the adip0se membranes un-
der the skin and in various other parts.
Obesity Is the accumulation Of fat uudert the
integumeuts or in the abdomen. or ia both
situations, in such au amount as % emhar-
rass the several voluntary functions. Re
duce the cause OF the oyerplus Of fat and
obesity disappears. u was by the appica-
tion Of these laws that s5chwcniucer 10
years ago reduced the "mau Of blood and
iron" from 2i6 pounds 10 $50. Today Bis
marck retains the minimum weight, and az
the age Of 50 resembles au athlete instead
OF an overied giutton.
Causes of Obesity.
a sufferer from c1rpulency myself, went
abroad some years ago 10 study the great
German physician and his system. dis
covered it % be- exceedingly simple. There
Is no starvation, bautiug OF sWeating-iu
fact, no dieting 20 speak Of. ] found that
the application of his treatment varied &C.
curding 10 Tie conditions eli each iulIvid-
ual case. The great primary thing DO each
case was % discover the condition Of the
D. D. I'd D..
fulness or debility 81 these organs thewholc
treatment was TO De regulated ia all re-
CARDS Of quantity, character and proper
ton of food. That is why the great Ger
man. system cannot Doe made matter oi
popular knowledge und SELF practice Eria-
IS speaking. tho system recC gnizcs four
important causes ~ Obesity. The first IS
artificial beat. the second heat, the third
sleep and The fourth and above ull the kid
neys. The latter are the essential factors.
They must ir,- DE- brought INTO "a certain
healthful condition Tor q reduction of cor
pulency, aud Boy that / mean permanent
reduction.
! can without violating any confidence
SAY that 10 was by the application Of these
principle That ] Effected "a cure in the case
OF four distinguished persons well known
70 the public. They are Grover Cleveland.
llH7lAfAt "a AuN AAAAeA nAAIeas TIE ANiN
United States Senator David Davis. the
Duche-s ~ Marlborough aud Pauline Hall
the comic opera queen. In the last twoca-l-
cantruthfully assert the cufeis permanent.
L. was also so Boz that OF Senator Davi- and
! am sure it will be- ia the case ~ President
Cleveland 10 he does not amid cares 81 state
neglect the regimen be should follow. A
little over q year ago Mr.. Cleveland wa.
reduced from 3J5 20 25 pounds, and D.,
himself aveTs that be never felt better VI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

I:ch ug plies ara known by mois.u-- Ike
sc SEPARATION. causing intense itching vaea
werm. Ihis form "a VOL as blind. bleed
iug or psotrudnF. yield 20 once 20 D.. 10
sluko's ile Ecmed which acts directly
ca uaris Affected. abso b tumors. Gllavs
itching rnc effects permanent cure. Fifty
c.ufs. tr1r4sts or mail. Circulars free.
br. 8.ssnko. Philadelphia. Pr. Sold ty
4arcLcu-D' Aclel Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

A good rrmsdr aud there ~ not ANYTHING
On tie IA X. that equals Trench Tanay
abieis ior the roiief uut curs OF painful or
j rcTu.eT ulenses. j hese tnb sts remove all
obs'ructions. no rnotier what tbs cause.
gnufacturol by A. ABqendre. Pa is
lrnuca. and for sale onlf ~ Parchon-
DAcheul Drug Co. Helena, Mont. sole
ngcnts. Proc 81 per box sent b. mail
securely sealed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Colds. ooug4s. bronchitis and all throat
and lung diseases Rr. effectively treated
with AIe's Cherry Pecterni. 10 neglect
the uss Of proper remsdiss for these all
menia is 90 iaaucs consumption. Which IL
said 90 cause ons-si1ih Of the mortality IN
al c4vlizeI couut.iea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
An Apostle Of Ansi-Fai Explains
His Teachings and His
Theories
Says That People Got Fat Who
Grow Melancholy and Be-
come Gluttons.
Made Grover Cleveland, David Davis,
Duchess OF Marlborough and Pauline
Han Lithesoms aud Wniowy.


NEW YORK. Dee 25.-rhe prevalent idea
that &c is healthy 20 "laugh and grow fat
Is an erroneous one. Mirth certainly con-
duces 90 mans or a woman's sanitary
welfare, but an excess OF adipose tissue de-
tracts from IL. II Is founded on some chron-
&c disorder Of a vital function, generally the
Kidneys Il may be inherited or acquired.
As rule, IL Is a natural acquisition. In
ertia. ovcrindulgence In the good things ~
life either solids or fluids, and excessive
somnolence are the main factors which en-
ter into the proposition. ] make the state
ment unreservedly that there never was
man or woman fatter than their fellows
but that the effect resulted from nm.
healthy and abnormal conditions. Let me
recite two famous instances. The gross
corpulency Of Edward Gibbon, the histori-
an OF the Roman empire, can be traced
from a sickly childhood TO the period when
the small bones Of the big Drained but deli
cate boy were hardly able 20 support tho
weight Of his unwieldy body, enlarged, as
It was, by lethargy and indulgences at tho
table.
Grew Melancholy aud Fat.
Samuel johnson. the great dictionary
maker, dated his obesity from the time he
became a prey 70 that morbid melancholia
which reacted on his body through the sed-
entary and other habits directly Occa-
stoned by his early mental troubles. Two
celebrated statesmen Of modern times also
come TO my recollection as somewhat sim
liar examples One Of these was Charles
James Fox. prime minister Of England dur
ing the war Of American independence
whose immense size was fan less the result
Of his naturally lethargic disposition than
OF his drunken designations.
The other is the greatest Of living states
men, the Iron Chancellor Prince Bis
marck. who developed his former bloated
and dropsical condition from his inordinate
love Of the table and the bottle which
made him a chronic invalid until rescued 1
from that state by the personal care and I
treatment Of Professor Schweninger Of the I
University OF Berlin.
Now, what is the remedy for this overplus
of fatf a simple application OF natures
laws. In the oiden times "a man or woman
afflicted with obesity was put through a
course Of treatment which would kill "A
cart horse. There were several methods in
vOgue-banting. sweating, semistarvation,
and last, and worst Of all. the most violent
kind Of exercise. Experience has proved
them all TO DE failures. All would work
fairly well for a time The absorption Of
the patients superfluous adipose would be
effected. but the moment be or she relaxed
ia dieting sweating or exercising, and ven /
tured 10 enjoy, even in a moderate degree, .
the pleasures of the table, fat would accu-
mulate faster than il was lost. Scmistar-
Walton, sweating and violent exercise Gre I
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
Beware OF Ointmonts for Catarrh Thai
Contain Mercury.

As mercury VIII sursly destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derangs tbs whole
system when entering il through the mu-
cous surfaces such articles should never
he used except on prescriptions fiom rspu-
table physicians. 20 ths damage they will
90 is ten foil 10 the cool you ran possibly
derive from them. EaiP8 Catnirh ca e,
manufactured by F. ]. Chsneg d Co.. To-
leJo, o., contains no mercury, and IS taken
internally, acting dircctlv uton tho blood
and mucous surfcces OF tho svsicm. in
bufiug Halls Cttarrh Core he surs and Get
the genuine. l. 10 taken int rnally. and
made DO Toledo. Ohio, BY L. j. Cheney q
Co. Testimonials free.
sold by druggists rrics 7js. pr bottle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

The beat sslvs in the world for Cut'
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rhennl. Fever
SORES. Ioftor. Chopped Hands. Chuhlains
Cons IN oil rkn Era tons. and osi-
tvsly en- IS Pies or no pay isqui ed. IL is
qua -gnteed 20 Elvs Terieet sat.sfaction or
money refunded Price 70 cents pc box.
For sale by the PHrohen D'Acksul ID az Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Dealer-Yes, madam, I'll Kill them for
you aud scud them home.
Very Sew Housewife hcsitatinglyj-
Well, DC sou are positively sure they are
fresh, you may. My husband Will only cat
fowl when 30 is FRESH. Tit Bits.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04

Mr Sawpead-Do you dawnce'
Mis- Wideawakc lwho has been informed
that hc is "a barel so.
Mr. Sawpead-Neithcr do J. Let's pass
the evening just talking 10 each other
Life.
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o prevent the hsrleuing Of The subeu.
tsnsous tissuea o. the sosip and tee ol.i,-
GRAFTON Of the hair foliic.cs. which caess
baltzess. uae Halls Hair Rsuswer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-04
DIAMOND
Rock Drills,
FOR
Prospecting Mineral Veins
and Deposits,

Boring vertically, horizon
tally, or at any angle to any
desired depth, taking out a
cylindrical section or core
the entire distance, showing
exact character and giving a
perfect section of the strata
penetrated. Also for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-23
NOTHING FAILS LIKE FAILURE.
Mistakes in China Always Cause the
Loss of Heads or Jackets.
From the Pail Mall Budget

In China nothing succeeds like success,
and nothing fails like failure. If you sue
coed you get yellow riding jackets and all
manner of useful things if you fail-that
is usually the end of you. But China is
different from most countries. In ordi-
nary countries if a general loses his head
he gets beaten. In China if general
gets beaten he loses his head Even for
letting Japan get ahead in warlike pre-
parations LII Hung Chang has had his yell
low riding jacket taken away from him
by the emperor. A few more defeats and
Ii Hung Chang will have nothing left TO
wear But after all, Ion with his yellow
riding iacket.'' is more humane than "Of
with his head
The yellow riding jacket is a sort of
garter and seal of office com bined, being
symbol of royal favor and a sign Of the
highest power IL is said that a former
emperor. in moment of enthusiasm,
took off his own jacket and placed it upon
the first Marc us Tseng Kow-Fan. The
Marquis was so pleased that he never
allowed it to be removed from his back.
He lived to enjoy his jacket for many
years. When he died his Jacket was
buried with MIN. 1t was the only thing
to be done. There are limits even to
Chinese insensibility.
Ii Hung Chang has been called ''the
Bismarck of China" And, indeed, the
position of the veteran Chinese statesman
in relation to the youthful emperor has
some points of resem blance 80 that Of the
aged chancellor towards the Kaiser. The
viceroy is by far the most powerful min
lister in China. 1t is even a matter of
surprise to those who know something of
Celestial politics that the emperor should
have ventured to degrade him. But Ii
M
the more conservative Chinese A Chi
nese conservative is the most immovable
thing on earth and the sympathy with
European ideas which the minister has
shown mas rendered him unpopular
throughout large portion of the empire
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-23
ON KITE FLYING.
Results of Some Experiments in Fly
ing Them at Great flights.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
1t is one of the most difficult undertake
ings Imaginable to even approximately
estimate the hight of kite above the
earth. This is on account of the fact that
objects floating in the air seam to be far
ther away than they really are. 1t may
be safely said that 800 feet is the maxi
mum altitude that can possibly be at
tanned by single kite. A kite flying at
the hight mentioned will appear, even to
a conservative observer, to be nearly, II
not quite, half a mile above the surface
of the earth, but careful measurement
of the string and its angle will quickly
prove that it could not have been more
than a fourth of a mile above the ground
Ordlnarilya kite will 90 no higher even
II more string be paid out; this is because
the wind desresses the cord and causes
the kite to really recede when it appears
to rise. 1t has been said that it Is posi-
BILE to arrange several kites in such
manner that they will reach higher
altitude than 1t is possible to attain with
a single kite. In this manner, where
three, four, or even dozen kites have
been used, remarkable nights have been
reached. When more than one kite IS
used, only the main one is attached TO the
end OF the string the others being at
tached along the main line at an average
distance of about twelve feet apart.
Hlnkleman who made experiments az
Budapesth and Irison and Watson, whose
Investigations under the Russian
Academy Of Sciences were carried on at
Edeenea, Finland, report curious results
Where single kites could be forced up
into the atmosphere to hight of l,5OO
feet, pair could be made to ascend 10
hight of from 1000 TO 2,1OO feet, and
tandem easily reached the high-water
mark Of 1850 feet. The three expert
mentors alluded To believe that, with
proper arrangement Of the kites, ana
with scientific adjustment Of both the
tail ana string. a hight Of two miles wiz
eventually be reached.
Count des Carrots, granddaughter Of Latay'
pLIe. Is hunting In thn Inrl.ln-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-23

Per Central Railroad Sept 22-S,929 bales
cotton, % bdls hides, Is cases eggs, "a casks
clay, $50 tons pig iron, 100 bales domestics, 1879
pkgs mdse, 1872 bbIs spirits turpentine, 317S
bbls rosin.
Sept 22-302 bales cotton, 275 bbls rosin, rs
bbls spirits turpentine, 2 cars wood, 1 car
mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western railway,
Sept 22l $40 bales cotton, $50 bbls rosin, 81
bbls spirits turpentine, % cars rock, IS cars
lumber, cars wood, 1900 crates vegetables,
see boxes fruit, 2 cars castings, car bottles,
car oats, car hay, car -four car bar iron,
cars mdse, 80 bales hides, bales wool