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steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York -
C G Anderson. Agt
steamship Hurworth [Br, Pearson. Rot.
dam J NJ Lang q Co.
ShipGity OF Montreal Greene, New \ Aork-
George Harriss & CO.
Bark Michelino Itall AIbano, Genoa
J c Andersen 4 Co.
Bark AGelphia LNorl Markussen, London
J + Minis * Co.
Schr Julia A Trubee. Durling, New York
Master.
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
Maritime Matters OF Local and Gem
eral Interest.

maritime III attErS OF Local and Gem
eral Interest.
The Norwegian bark Adelphia cleared
yesterday for London with $50 barrels oe
rosin and l,14l casks Of spirits turpen-
tine; shipped by Paterson, Downing
" Co.
The British steamship Hurworth
cleared yesterday for Rotterdam with
3, 1876 tons FLORIDA phosphate rock, and
went TO sea drawing 2l.2 feet of water.
The cargo was shipped by j. Nj. Lang
y Co..
Tho italian bark Micheino cleared
yesterday for Genoa with =, ,4B0 barrels Of
rosin and zoe casks Of spirits turpentinc.
The cargo was shipped by the S. p. Shot
ter Company.
The schooner Harriet G. KCrliu, from
Philadelphia, with u cargo of coal for
this port, was aground near Boush's
Bluffs lightship last Wednesday. Tugs
were working on her.
The ship City of Montreal cleared yes
terday for New York with lG,3ls cross
ties; shipped by Cooney, Eckstein q Co.
The schooner Julia A. Trubee cleared
yesterday for New York with 35l ,t25 feet
of pitch pine lumber. The cargo was
shipped by COoney, Eckstein Il Co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOOKKEEPING shorthand new and easy
- system Jtypcwriting telcgraphy. Tuition
55.QO % month. Day or night session. Ge0r-
niA business College has removed 70 post
once building.
A GOOD record for ono day-Six students
~ md positions iu one day We take
great pains no secure employment for compe
tens aul worthy pupils. hchmoud's Com
mnIrlal ln.lLLlIn unlo.ILe nn.lOllen-
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups. Balti-
more-John Carolan. Agent.
Schr Charles S Davis, Taylor, Philadelphia
Ifght-GeorEe Harriss Co.
Tug Crescent City, Patterson, Darien-
Master.
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List of Vessels in the Port of savannah

savannah, July 2s, 1894
STEAMSHIPS.
Decatur Il Miller, 1914 tons. Billups Balti-
more-John Carolan, Agt
Nacoochee 1908 tons, smith, New York
CG Anderson. Agt
Two steamships.
Thor [Norl, 1l0j tons. Steinest, ldg naval
stores--J G Andersen & Co.
Gripcn [Swl, ll52 tons, Ryterg cid Rotter-
City OF Montreal, III tons, cid New York
George HarrisS q Co.
Three ships.
Violet [prl. $40 tons Lelachour at quaran-
tinc-George HarFiss & Co
7 Berg lGerl, 473 tons. Hassel, at quaran-
tine, wtg-Paterson, Downing & co.
DOmenlco Lanata Litall, 55s tons, Arpe, dis
birthstone Chr G Dahl Co.
CoHcoHoue fItal (. 400 tons, Lauro dis sulphur
--Chr G Dahl $50.
Emile INorl an tons, Simonsen, dis ballast
Chr G Dahl & Co.
Souvenir Nor. 49l tons, Aaronsen. ldg naval
stores, Europe-Chr G Dahl Co.
Subra Norl, 562 ions knudsen, ldg naval
stores Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Glorea lAusl, 5o8 tons Premuda, ldy naval
stores Europe Chr Dahl s. Co.
Adelphia lNorl, 445 tons, Marcussen, cid Lon
don--J r Minis & Co.
Micheliuo lItal 81 tons, Albano, cid Genoa
j G Andersen & Co.
Noe lItall, 1i3 tons, Scala, dis sulphur
Strachan & Co.
Eleven barkS.
sCHOONERS
John r Penrose. .433 tons ldG lumber, Phila-
delphia-George Harriss g. Co.
lisa ella Gin, 5dj tons. Collision, ld2 lumber,
Baltimore--G gorge Harriss & Co.
Annie Bliss, 334 tons. Phillips ldg lumber
Baltimore Gorge Ilarrss q Co.
Charles = Davis. SIS tons to load lumber
hiladelphia-George Harriss & Co.
Julia "a TrIhec 4l2 tons, Duiling, cid
New York Master.
Five SchOOnerS.
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Exports.

Per ship City of Montreal for New York
I63l5 crosSties. measuring 7O3, l67 feet
Cooney, Eckstein Co.
Per schr Julia a 1'rubee for New York
80 425 feet p p lumber Cooney, Ecksteln &
Co.
Per British steamship HurwOrth for Rotter-
dams, 1856 tons Florida phosphate rock, val
ued at T3l ,566-J NJ Lang ., Co.
Per Italian bark Michelino for Genoa-3 4S0
bbIs rosin valued at 1910 and 100 casks
ter Co
Per Norwegian bark Adelphia for London
$50 bbls rOsin, valued at - s92 and 1741 casks
spirits turpentine, valued at 226 6ll0-Paterson
Downing & Co.
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
209 bales domestiCs and yarns Is bbls rOSln oil,
l.l64 bbls ruslu iO3 l39 feet lumber .2!5 baskets
boxes fruit. 81 bbls vegetables, II roXes vege-
tables SO tons pig iron, 3sC pkgs mdse.
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Per steamship Kansas City for New York
Mrs r D Hnanez, f Burdell and wife, MISS
; l. MallaTd. Miss VI Arnold, Miss HunClIer,
Mrs Huneker, Is w Cunningham, Mrs a s
Wuks, w : Tyson G q Springer and wife,
Mrs a Springer, Miss SEDAN, Mrs hosers,
w u Stewart \ J Mart2, Alvin Johnson, c 4
Murphy, N Wilkinson, II Parsons. w Il
Nelson. r NJ Nelson, " y Metzgcr and wife,
II kahl, Mr. Hubbard, A Plonsky. c Mar
shall and wife G / Peck, w II holman, e Nj
Lawton, j Cooks & ltc6stein, w - 5asley,
r Eodd ienel and wife Mrs HANDLE, Miss
l. Bake, ) AleNaudeF.ti x Wright.B i snow
den, 6 Ii Fecuald and wife Mrs w Hawkins
and child and nurse, G Moore and wife .
Beckwith and wife, Madame c lsambert Mrs
Mcfarland Mrs Y Peut, } Morton and
wife, Mrs W + Bailey. Miss Bailey. Roy
Bailey. Mrs j M Henderson, Mr. Moses } X
Nutting, Miss Glenn Miss Spencer, Mrs Glenn
and two children, A Bond M Daily and wife
Miss * Daily, Master c Daily, f e Rebarer,
Mrs L B tettyiOhn Josephine Campbell, Leon
KOnski, NJ Delaney, r Broden.
Per steamship u Ii Muller from Baltimore
W A Edwards, a Collins. j I beau. Mr.
Sheppard and wife, A n O'keefe, + NJ Jones,
w j HauSe.
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MARINE INrEIIIGEMcE

sun Sets............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6:52
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High Water at Fort Pulaski PA am, 3.22 pm
Central Standard Iime).
Saturday, july ..
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Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS LiverPills keep the bow
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the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sickheadache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
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R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes | don't know how l could
do without them. | have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
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SUMMER SORTS

--7---1N--N--N--(N~---0~0-N-
GUNNER tonrd, Ingleslde, Asheville, N.
- G.; all modern cOnyeniences; terms to
suit times; write.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS Is words or moro,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash In Advance each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply any
thing 70 buy or sell any business or accom-
modntions TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise In This column.
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FEED.
LEGAL NOTICES.

Is LEOhGGA. CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas.
VI John Jueht"r has applied 10 Court ~ or
binary for Letters ~ Administration on the
estate " JOACHIM D. aDIZA, deceased
These are therefore. ~ cite aud admoulsh
All whom 10 may cmreru tO be and appear be.
fore saia court io mako objection nf auy they
have 90 ~ before the nrst Monday Dol
August uclt Otherwiae said letters viii be
granted
witness the Bon. Hampton T. Ferrlli
Ordinary fOr Chatham county ibis tlo 1th
Gay ~ july irsf
PRANK D.. KEfLBACf
flarh n ID, ,f a.
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omoial Record for the Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July 2S 1891: Continued unset
tied weather, with occasional rains. attended
by thuuderstorms slight changes in TEN
perature; winds generally easterly.
Forecast for Georgia: Fair south winds
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ga, on July n, 1894, with the normal for
the day:
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Maximum temperature 81: minimum tenn
perature, 30.
The hight of the Savannah river at Augusta
at 8 a. N. t75th meridian time, yesterday was
% feet q fall of 0.5 feet durinEthe preceding
twenty four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending p. m. July %. 1874 18th Meridian
time
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations:
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AUCTION SALES.

RELICS, AT AUCTION.
C, H, DORSETT, AucfiOassr,
win sell on MONDAY 3Oth inst. at ia n,
at ~ Congress street. a large lot of very
elegant and massive furniture belonging to
one OF the Oldest families in the city and
removed to my rooms for convenience
FIRST FLOOR.
Walnut Dwarf Book Case 3 Massive Wal
nut BOOK cases, turret style; Bust OF Hon.
Jefferson Davis, Bust OF Gen. Albert sidney
Johnston. Elegant Marble Pedestal Large
Double Clothes Press, > Cedar Wardrobes 1
nan set OF three Chairs. Antique Hall Chairs
heavy walnut thifOuiers Large Engraving
Portfolio and v Walnut stand 3 Elegant Plate
Glass MlrrVrs, IN walnut frames, feet high:
l walnut Extension Table / Antique Secrs-
tary, Lot OF on Paintings and steel EnRrav-
lngs, ? Walnut Card Tables 4 Walnut Br1-
reaus, marule top; Walnut Wash Stands
marble top; ] Walnut Silver Cabinet, Wal
nut Corner Desk very curious; / Mahogany
China Closet, l Maho-anV Table, 1 Iron Wine
Closet Single Bedsteads
SECOND FLOOR,
Hair Mattresses. II rolls White China Mat
ting, set extra large Walnut Dining Room
chairs. y Common Chairs. Walnut Rockers
willow Rockers Rosewood Sofas hand
s0mely upholstered; 8 Antique Mahogany
Chairs, leather seats; ? Willow Screens Is
Walnut Bedroom Chairs. 3 French Work Ia
bles, Marhletop Commodes Jardinere
Stands, Walnut Card or side Tables I Wall
nut Lounge in blue silk 1 Walnut Library ra-
hle, marble TOP; | Walnut Table, very mas
slVe ana twenty feet long; I Ebony Stand: 5
extra size Cane SeatWalnut Chairs 10 Kitchen
Tables | Walnut WardrOle e, 8 Common Ward
robes, Walnut once Arm Chairs 10 Walnut
Leather Seat Library Chairs. pairs Brass
Andlrons. 10 Chamber Sets. Gold Band Dinner
Sot ! Valuable Barometer, Inlaid Desks and
work Boxes Handsomely Upholstered and
Massive Settees and Arm Chairs. a large lot
OF Sound Volumes and Magazines.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to NTnriners.

The United States photographic Ohlce has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor OF the Custom House, and now occupies
the oftce in the northeast corner OF the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa
ton will oe furnished masters Of vessels free
Cf charge in United States HyGroEraphlc
OHCe in the custom house. Captains are re
dueSted TO call at the otlce.
Reports of wre ks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
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nlarLtime NIiscelIanY.

Brunswick, July 25-Sttamer SydenhAm
lBrl. with phosphate for Hamburg, when pro
ceeding to sea this afternoon failed to steer
and struck south OF the bar. she Will prOba-
bly, come OF next tide.
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Departed Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Steamship Hurworth BrI, Rotterdam.
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45adinR fuuures ranged as follows:
ODeDlnV HIGHEST Lowest {

Cincinnati, July 27.-Flour-SDring patents
S3 35GS 80: ditto fancy 81 SO 80: family
~ a5D2 %. Whcat-NO 3 red 45l2C; market
quiet. Corn market firm. Oats NO. . mixed
Bic. Rye-No. ,, 45c. Pork-mess pork at
Sl2 70; clear mess 81 -; family sl2 -.
Lard steady; steam leaf. 74c; kettle dried
7iac. Bacon steady; shoulders 7c, sho,t rib
sides 78msc. short clear sides SIC Whisky
trmer at Sl22.
St. Louis, July 27,-Flour dull and heavy;
spring patents S82 5OG92 6l; extra fancy ~ 30
az 20; fancy ~ OOlG2 20. Wheat closed higher;
August 411sc bid; ~eptem Der 4s sc asked, De
cemoer 52hc Corn hrm and higher; July
fl sc bid; August al &c bid September 42liC.
Oats closed higher; July 2Sc, nominal; august
2Slsc bid; September 2S2sc bid Pork-stand-
ard mess Sl5 371a; on orders Sl3 10 Lard,
prime steam IS Is: choice 81 80. Dry salted
meats-shOulders IS %; longs and clear rlus
s. OJ; shorts 81 10. BacOn-boXed shoulders
81 20; longs 4775 clear ribs 81 s7la; shorts
Se l2h@8 y. High wines trm at 81 2.
Baltimore, July L7-Flour market dull;
western supertine 81 70Gl 80; western extra
s. 0O(l2 30 western family 81 5OG2 20; win
ter wheat patent 81 9Cl03 10; spring patent
So coos 70; spring straight SO 1903 So Wheat
unsettled; No. red, spot, 53aG133BC. July
5312Q9534c, August b340531ac; September
5lG5i4c: steamer No. red 50B05lAc;
milling, by sample, c. Corn quiet. mixed.
spot 1875 asked; month 4aA c asked southern
white 55c; southern yellow 5lO12c. Oats
closed easy; No. white western 4664Sc
Rye quiet; No , new 46c. Hay closed
steady; good to choice timothy Sli 5G015 80.
Grain freiRhts closed quiet and unchanged;
steam to Liverpool per quarter Cd; Cork for
orders per quarter, 2s I'D; cotton and
flour unchanged Provisions closed steady
mess pork &I5 90. Bulk meats-shOulders
sc; short rib sides sac; clear sides SIC
Sugarcured shoulders 94c; hams. 1870
l4]lc Lard, refined sac. Butter firm: fancy
creamery l9022c; ladle fancy l4lLl5c; store
packed lO4l2c Eggs easy at lI1aGl2c. Coffee
steady; No. 7, 1880. Sugar steady; granu-
lated 45sc
Rice.
New York, July 27.-Rice active and
firm; domestic fair to extra 35595I4c;
Japan 43s044c.
Wool.
New York. July 27.-Wool more active and
steadier; domestic fleece 17G22c; pulled $50
SIC.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, July 27.-Cotton seed oil quiet
but steady; crude 29c yellow 32a@33c
New York, July H.-PetTOleum quiet but
steady; Washington, in barrels, S6 %; Wash
ington, in bulk S} 80; refined nominal; Nsw
York in barrels, s. Is; Philadelphia ana
Baltimore in barrels, 5 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in bulk, 81 600S2 to,
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York, July 27-Palmer, RivenbIrg g.
Co. quote: Pears. LeConte, S55L0C650 per
barrel; Bartlett, carriers, S50004.5D; water
melons, Sl0O0015OJ; egg plant, per barrel,
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Steamer Alpha Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Koyal-CH II MeGloek Agent
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q BAD WRECK

of the constitution may follow in tho
track Of disOrdered system. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery prevents and
CURES all liver and kidney Diseases. It
rouses the liver TO healthy action, purifles
the blood and allays congestion of the
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LUsT

/ OST-Strayed, from 20 Gwinnett street
hsettcr dog; white with black spots on head
ana side, answers 10 name Of Ned Reward
bay street.
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ArrIved at Ouarantine Yesterday.


Bark Violet [Brl, Lelaeheur, Charleston
Master.
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New York, July 27-Palmer, RivenbIrg g.
Co. quote: Pears, LeConte, S55LGD650 per
barrel Bartlett. carriers, S30Odl45D; water
melons Sl0O00l50J; egg plant, per barrel,
S3OC6hlO)
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ROOMS TO REHT.

~---~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~
ENDR RENT. first floor and basement. l45
i Jones street. Fine location, every CON
yenience. Best references required.
L1OR RENT, one or two furnished rooms to
Il young men only; private family, excel
lent neighborhood; good home. Address
box 1l4, Morning News ONCE.
EVLEGANT rooms on the first floor; large
n hall, third floor, in Lyons block. John
LyOus.
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~~-~-~~~~~~---~-~-~~~~~~
yAvISH to buy house on easy installment
W payment. Address with particulars
Morning news Office, "A"
WANTED empty packing cases; medium
w sizes; must be clean aud in good order
Lce Roy Myers q Co. 1873 Bay street
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HOUSES ANo STORES FOR RENT.

yTOUSE at Tybee for rent by the week or
L month. Rabun, IA Congress.
The morning news., 1894-07-28


New York, July 27.-Flour closed neglected,
generally weak winter wheat, low grades,
81 t5lB2 80; fair to fancy 81 4Ua2 so. winter
patents 81 75Gl3 20; Minnesota clear " 30
o. Minnesota patents S3 4OGi W; low eX
uas II o5ft2 90 southern -four dull weak;
common to fair extra 81 1909 90; good to
choice extras S5 0J@3 50. Wheat u4il nut
hrmer; No red in store and elevator 5i1ac;
auoat 5iA85oc options declined Ac, rallied
80 &c, fell "a 6c, ana closed steady at un-
trading dull No 2 red July 5tisc: August
ot4c' September Sic. Locemper aJ5oc. Corn
uHH but stronger; No. 49, .0gJDAc IN eleya
tori 5l'lc aiioat; options advanced 49, fell
sa"lc rallied lBi4s, closed hrm at !@ &c
over yesterday: July jU5fc: August 5O4c:
september 4p4c; Decent cr 414C oats dull
6ut sieady options hrmer: July 3jct August
sac; September - 4c. No. white July
ote' spot NO, ?. i01sc; No. ? white 4ilBHHc;
mixed western f04gc white western Y1
&c Hay quiet but steady. shipping 06c;
.yod 10 choice MGt90e. Beef dui nut steady;
iamlly Sl2 OJ1l4 %, extra mess q O1fgs 3D.
heet mans uull at 81 90 Tierccd beef quiet
arl@ieady city extra India mess fl1 0lMlsgL
ltekied bellies rae; piclSled shoulders Gbc;
P"hied hams llaMlyci mludies nominal
Lail nrnlfr yut quiet. western steam eipsed
a. - city WTs; July rT3# .peptem or
. H't feuued nrmeri continent II blf SCUM
american e. 10; compound 10 UDbb -. Pork
.-.I' tchfc ana steady mess 90 OSHli t3i
''.fa prime &l3 0lfGf6 o. tuftfr in fair te.
..tNi and urn. state dairy % Hlfe. state
~ t,n'iy l9f4laci ~estefn ahlfN u s"l t'
N''.efu creamcrf Ml9ct ElHins i3e Mo.
it.e,s' iorcIsn romiuuli NeH Orleans open
t.te good " choice 2i1faie, dIII aul .teady.
.IAia steady aud qniri flfee-Ho options
lli ana unchanged io - rom. ops JuIt
nl spof 40 quiet 30 seads eo q icae
HAi raw rlnaUa laN DIt steady faH n
-'t Al leti ifunea guti nH eleai5 NN
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LLEGANT brick house in excellent repair;
H northwest corner Of Jones and Abercorn
streets fronting Jones street; rooms large
and comfortable, with modern conVentences.
j r.. Brooks q FriDD
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Personal.

no you want money? II so, you can get Oil
A. you want on your diamonds, watches,
.ewelry, clothing, tools. guns, pistols, etc,
and on almost anything Of value, at the OLD
Reliable PRwnhroker House, lTg Congress
sireOt. n. Muhluorg. MANAGER.
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RAINsBORO.
June 4th, 1894.

June 4th, 1894.
Mrs. William Epperson and son of
Tile Junction we're guests Of @. M. Ep-
person and family last week.
Mrs. j. 6. Redkey and son Stanley
have returned from visiting friends at
Westboro.
VIM. J. Redkey and wife left today
for Columbus and Westerville, and will
be absent several days combining bust.
ness with pleasure.
Prof. d. S. Ferguson and wife and two
daughters Georgie and Jessie. of Bloom
ingburg, were pleasantly entertained by
friends here several days OF last week.
Miss Ida Bailey and Miss Ruth Brit
ton have collected over five thousand
stamps in the last few days to send to
Miss Dollie Rose, an afflicted young
lady, of Manchester, Ohio.
Rev. George Geiger, Presiding Elder,
preached several entertaining and in.
structive sermons at the U. B. Church
during their quarterly meeting Saturday
and Sunday.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will hold
their Childrens' Day service next Sun
cay evening beginning at s O'Clock.
A pleasant entertainment will be given
this evening at which refreshments will
be served by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Upp in
honor of their daughter Lizzie's birth
day anniversary.
George and Ora Garrett, of Hillsboro,
visited their mother, Sunday.
Mrs. william Ferguson and children
are visiting friends at Greenfield
We have heard the K. of p. Memorial
oration of Hon. II. l.. Dickey, at the
Hulitt Cemetery last Sunday, and the
sermon of Rev. Fl. w. Bailey, at the M.
E. Church, quite favorably spoken of.
The Memorial services at this place
were quite interesting and appropriate,
beginning with a stirring sermon suited
to the occasion by Rev. A. D. Maddox,
of Waynesville, on Sunday the 9th.
The excellent program arranged by the
G. A. R. Post was admirably carried out
on the 30th and all the graves of the
dead soldiers, sleeping in the different
cemeteries in this region, were properly
tagged and tenderly strewn with flow
ers. At p. m. large, enthusiastic
congregation of soldiers and other citi.
zens gathered at the X. of P. Hall and
listened with rapt attention to an elo.
quent and forcible Grafton by Prof. d.
s. Ferguson, of Bloomingburg, and an
entertaining impromptu address by
Rev. II. w. Bailey, of this place Good
music was furnished by the Rainsboro
choir.
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Cheap Rate to Texas.

On June 10Th, 1894, the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Ry. Co. will sell tickets
from st. Louis, Hannibal, Moberly,
Higbee and Kansas City, Mo-, to all
points on its system in Texss at rate
of one. half the regular first-class fare
plus ST. and will also adopt the same
rate basis North bound June 22d, 1894,
from all its points in Texas to the above
gateways. Tickets Sonth and North
bound will bear transit limit of five (5)
days, and stop.over will be allowed in
the State of Texas within that limit.
For full information as to the rate and
time of trains call on or address
JAMES BAKER,
G. P. & T. A. M. X. & T. Ry. Co., St.
Louis, Mo. II. F. BowsHER,
D. P. w. M. X. g. 7. Ry. Co., 1876 Wal
nut st., Cincinnati, o.
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HARRISBURG.
June 4th, 1894.

June 4th, 1894.
Corn is beginning to look green again
after the late freeze.
James King, of Idlewild, Sundayed at
home.
George Eakins and family, of Belfast,
were the guests of. Lewis Chaney and
wife, Sunday.
J. A. McConnaughey and wife, and
Mrs. Farris and Mrs. Barker, of Price
town, were here Tuesday attending the
funeral OF VIM. Vance.
Mrs, Bayless is visiting her sister, at
North Liberty.
Mr.. Phillips and Mr.. Amber, of Gin
cinnati were the guests of T. R. Vance,
last week.
VIM. Vance, died Saturday night. He
was II years of age. He lived on the
farm where he died for "a years. He
was prosperous farmer, an old school
Democrat, and a consistent member of
the New Market Baptist Church. The
funeral will take place tomorrow, Tues.
day, at the Baptist Church. Rev.
Thomas will officiate.
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Curious Lawsuit.

The Chicago & Erie Railroad Compa.
ny is being sued for $4,000 by a man
who was recently defeated in his aspira.
tions concerning the Republican nomi.
nation for Congressman in an Indiana
district. The plaintiff hired special
train to carry his supporters to
the convention town, but the other
crowd boarded it and the conductor
started of, leaving behind the faction
for whose use it was intended. Of course
the side that was left at home got left at
the convention, which nominated the
other man without opposition.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-06-07
SINKING SPRING.
June 4th, 1894.

June 4th. 1894.
Miss Carrie McMullen, after weeks
visit with Miss Blanche Belleson, re.
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ashtore Swisshelm and little
daughters, OF PEBBLES, O., have been
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Gall.
Miss Rose Garman, daughter OF Mr.
Ira Garman, formerly of this place, Is
visiting friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
Mrs. H. M. Easten, of Bainbridge, O..
spent Decoration day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easten, of Clarkville, o.,
spent last week visiting their mother,
Mrs. Easten.
Pierce Cleggett and Miss Rose Kern
went up to cambridge, Ohio, Sunday.
Rev. Spuriier attended the ministerial
reunion at Morrow, o., last week.
Gordie Mcclure came down from
Hillsboro Saturday night on his bike.
Returning Sunday by way of Marshal,
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Murphy Sundayed
in Bainbridge, o.
Miss Stella Templin and Miss Jeanne
McClelland were IN Rainsboro, Saturday.
Miss Jennie Morehead returned from
Mt. Grab, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, nee, Grace Gillian,
spent a week visiting the latter's parents
at this place, returning to their home in
Jackson O., Saturday.