davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-27
6wei9=O ffcen
Aberoblatt Der 81, Gtoots= 3eitnug.
9fftCezSeLep9on SO. G35.

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Dir nit cen unten genenrlten 9erren elm abtemmen &C.
tr0fen, leenod Bel %oenIelben ~gluset9en anoenommeH
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Der Ggpehittot Der SQt1Dis Staat85 eitllng a~bgesebeu
merseH. ~gnaeigeu iofOte MbslnemenfS fBnHsu an 6ieien
nerIdiebeneu 8ldBeu bis 2 1tbr 8gittaOS 0~baeseben
leeroeHs
gSeftIette.
8. Gbr6ber, psutf6er Q~lpptBeter, 465 uub 467 Iltlwoufee
Ape., SIDE @btC@9o Nne.
G6e 9ipiften=Str.
s.. @QrTtens, 531 8tue SSS(anb Mpe.
3beo, 81. 8ebrsns, apotbsfer, 422 80. 70. Str.
emil 8ebrsnS, 8e2 SiS 9OtiteosStr, G3e ganaGport
eso. 5. Il @ispad, @HO~st.eds uaoDtfon- uuO oalftsO.
Geo. .. Slider, a~pUtbefer. 1874 @siltuaufee gp..
Sen &orQes, 1888 WtaTlpea=Str.
Mpnen 8rpS, Npptbeter, 1895 Wfil!psufee ADe.
6. q. @lsner, 1861 Mfiln aufee @ee.
s. 8. 8elODsfi, APotbefer, 700 WtiIUautee &Oe, ede
ernit WtebeL, 51S so. @Btcage @o., Gde gauIinosStr
Sre6. 9sreses @potbste, 1868 %. @bjca90 Ase, Gas
gDblezStr@ge.
Srtb. $. gierce, 5s1 Ogden @Oe.
Reinbarbt Seienb0ns, Ap0tbefer, PAP 9B. 9tortb &oe,
g. o. 8ltnfotstrOem, @potBefer, Siiouet.gde M. Siois
alb.' gtaf5Issr, apStbefer, 2ss 80. 9tptTOn.9tr, sds
Gramf :. Berger, apOt5efer. 1886 Wttl,Oautse ape.
GrneIt u. SGHts, Ul0ouCt RbarmaCp. 126-l2o WtIl'
Hpeufes abe, Gds &luate= llu0 9e8pIetnes.Str.
6. WtuebIben, ApptbeEer, 691 SO. Nortb &oe.
@ib. Meiruu9, S75 WtLhpautee aDe., @de &iblonb Use
9fuAplOh StanaObr, MpDtbefer, 8Al 80. 9ipIliersStr.
SIDE BaIAfetorp NDe.
@oIsou & 81, q. Sir. unb @auIinasGtr.
s. S. @6imef, A~pDtbsfsr, SAT Blue SslanO @ee, SIDE
G. $. MOiterseurf, apptbefer, 800 qB. 81. @traBe.
9RidarO 6. Srerfien. @pOtbeter, 1901 %. 9tortb Aoe,
8ouI 6, 5einemann. 418 30. 9totfiou ctr.
s. G. W&uehlmanr, 81. O=@de SO. ctr. r.Nincennes Ine.
S. G9uleltns & g., ApOtbefer, 952 Ntiltpautee NIOe.
, 1894-08-27
3)eue An5eigen.

SHE CODES. Nn3eteen, peI6e fir ole
mOreensluseabe DER nJaineis Stats
%3eituns" a%ufee9eben weroen, erfdeinen fOiteu.
fret i'm 2beuobIatt. Die Nrnabme zen Nns
5eisen fir oos IbenobIatt fdIie6t UNI II uhr
mitta9s, fir ole moreens2Iussobe Am 10 uhr
Qbenos.
, 1894-08-27
Gn0Sefte.

entd SDiere, gsodfOG9sr bon 9enrp girotb, 212 araer
gtt0 @Olsou, apotRster, 2l69 @r6er aoe., ede %. @ts.
IS. yin. apotbefer, 1927 State Str, Gde 28. ctr.
y; " Sitter. Npotbeter, 434l Q. Salfteb Ctr.
VT SeertmetIter, Apotbeter, 1859 9tate Str, SIDE IS.
:, Jorbri9. Npotbeter. 81. uno gBoaoce Ctr.
gsenoel y 9orsIep, 25O5 Arber aoe., Gde Q. SaIfebftr
SOfT r 5s 8Sarln9cp, @fe State nnO golt Str
Str, 8elephOu South PAT.
y = grann, 300 Bentloortb abe. @de 81. ctr.
=. =. &reegIer; @potbeter, 26l4 @otto9e Strobe @oe.
q. !. Stothe. beutide @potbete, SIDE g. ctr. un6 8ents
lpottb aoe, Gn9lepopo. Selepbon SIC.
8; BON &ermanr, apptbeter, AZ 26. ctr, Gde 6anposr
%'oert :: &eltsrtHs, apotbefer, 26O1 g. 9oIiteb Ctr,
E E; q g Siforb @potbeter, 81. Str. pnb Wai4isau go.
y. Yonlmer, 1906 G. Stote Ctr.
". S. S99ert. &potbefer, 53O5 SoIfteb. gde So. ctr.
y. .. Worner & 60, IpDtbeter. 1901 State Ctr.
Sonts Sua9f. &pDtbeter, 800 aiblonb &oe.
Carl 6innim9er, SiabfpIg. BON s. MteuOGb, 1854 @ent.
mortb &oe.
slarSTette.
lIfreO W.8uoser, gpothefer, glabfsfeer bon 6. 81. Sen
ball. 76 NOrtb Yorf Aoe.
G. 8. 8afeler. apptbcfer. AS Rortb aSe. e6s mems.
une 551 Sebgptds5tr.. Gde DtenBmones.
%Ytuoelp9, SRoos, @pOtbstsr. 54 y. GIart.str. eas
g.:S. 9Is!I8sE, 2a6 81. Wsorret.str. eds Oaf.Str.
Sii@OTS BaarRtGc1, 42o 2ineOlu ape.
Pettrg Sn9ler, Ap0tsefer. "a 2incOIn @oe. ede Sor.
Ism. Z. Rlsnss, beutf@er EpOtheF;r, 1901 Belmont aps.
JnIIGs N. 3d5tOt SeutIdsr @pOtbsfer. ode @lpbOurT
q. s. Sante, beutIGer apOtbeter, so OF Chicago ao..
Dr., gtto'S YReTnlacp, @de &IsbOnrn aps. uHs 2arrabss.
Ctr. eeItide @potbeRe.
6. s. 8founftsL aeOtBefer. auib.etr. gds gsasous
8Iace.
8. g. gtetbs. &eOtbeEer. @risbtmOpo ass. eds eBef.
felS Aee.
GItrsb@ 8Os, asOtBsfsr, s67 @b.ftsGb aos. nabs @sI.
IinQtou
G. s: gttGtsr, apOtBefsr, l4s 6uaertOn aOe. mabeBerrp.
Str.
S7cbsrt .goseIfone apOtbsisr 254 9~ustOu.Str. eds
GIassGtr.
6. !: ,8aislsr, apptpsfst. 1927 81. gIott.str. Sd.
Srtoerid.
g. s. GIoa, Dip sthefer, 1877 81. 5aIfteb=Gtr.
9u9en @eber, AS 81. @IortsGtr, @de 9teifon
y. @t0rten8. NpDtbefer, III Gertre. Str.
asaer 8res: @potbsier. 1852 &tNcOIn @Ss- G6s
G6ools5tr
9enrH q. Bate, @potbefer, 1913 u. GIorfsgtr.
albert Sor9es. NOtpbetsr. l072 6 rcOlu &Oe, GGe Bel
mont IOe.
u. i. R.ts, VIZ DtDstsr. 81 on gsOrts ap., eds sI.O..
Lamb &ne
s. q. empie, G8bsIsfaIe II. TetatG SdubIer in 9reauen,
Dteei9t1lr uto @bemttaIteH. 227 SincOIn aoe, unb
APO Mebiter @he.
8. s Srlqer, @pOtbeter, STE Glpbonrn unb Sun.rtOn
@oe.
G. gigfe. apotbsfer, 80 mebftsr aOe. ede sOuthoOrt
, 1894-08-27
SpAeS=06n4pinp.

un9er 9~elie6ter 6otte nnS Batter Wfid,aei 8arteImee
i'm 2tlter BON so Sobren 8 MtOuoteu unb 26 3ogeu Ielig
tt 9errn entl1Iafen lit 9le 8eerbiguug fiubet TAFT
am 8tenltog ben 2S. gu9ult, nm 8 lbr, bonn 5rauer=
b0uie, 40 9oItin9S=Str., nod Der ct. }rou3i5tu5=8ird6
Mn0 BON 0o mad benz ct. Notwithstanding lin
TITLE &DeIlnobnne bitten Die troueruOet @tnterbltebrnen
f1tbGtina SGrtcltttc, geb. ggetl, @tttlpe,
uebit 8 &iubern.
99etrOtt Ditto, nnb 9Eem Dort, g. y, 3eitunget
mDaen 0eL0li0it Cpnire1l.
, 1894-08-27
@runoeigemtbmm.
a.

Gotten in u. 6. 9efnS's 9uuers Cafe SubbioiftDA.
auf onssm.iueu Ruui9 Der s~abIreib.t Ssiufer Bon
5errn 9efnss 5arm am Boomers Safe in misrOniiH III
bic Battlefront in Gotten ~opsgsIeet uHb i'll ben g2ortt
sebra6t 8Drrers 2ote it in spsttluOt9sr Jabrt NIT
Der gtortb m.fteru.gobH su rrsia.H Iiest uubs Der
Station Genoa Su1ctiOn, MiseoHfH. Die fur5e Gobrt
BON 6euoo Suuttion ann Sats lift rei6 an Scsueri.n uHe
sepdBrt Elm. bsrrIids ausfat uuf Oas bsrumIiessnbs
Ssrrain. Die Soften beben idmnttIi6 80 SUP SibfroHi
am Gee uu6 Islbft i'm bstBefteH SOmmer rsbt elm be-
EtdHbie flbler mius Dom ShOsn aber ben Sofs unb fnI
in Tolee Der Sabfront un6 bss itsttg fhbIsH WiHbss
bieIs 9ptten Die beeebrtsften am san5sH Safe; fe babel
siuc Gief. Bon 900 SUB, fHb nit ben i66HfteH
e6ettsubdumeH. tsls Giteu, 8uGsH, GeoerH, uHo aasrIei
6biiusgeip61Isn ~beItaueen, srbebeH ftb tbstltpetie so JIB
Hber ben sc. uHb bieteH cine maIertIhe ausiibt Ibsr ben
eine Wteile brejtsu unb ssDsI NtsiIeH IaHgeH Gee, DtI9er
an SbDHBsIt uHb ScsnerteH benz Safe @eHspa, benz be-
tie5tefteu See WisceHins, eleibtOnmt. Sas Hart
@onsr, BON eiienqusasu seHdbrt, fr.t BON uIsu sumpi,
pfan8sH, Der iau6t9s Soeeu bieten Die Ih6ufteR Babe.
pI6be 8abIrel6s Gid. gSOtfabrsH uub esssIH IabeE
gu bisiem 6pOrt. SIR 8absunfaItsu. CUTE gsrpIssuus
uu6 prompts g.rbinOuns 5lyifasn Der Station SsmSa
SuuetiOn unb benz Safe 1T 9eiOrst.
Bur SIS Gotten fiHo oorbnuOeu; H.irs sSau1iI,s uua
Jaturliebsaber ioateu ss uut.rIafien. f5 cine 8auftsns
gu f9erH. gto5ere austunft srtbsiIt iOtuis gIutt.u
o~erIeRoet
G. WteIm&
17S5 NiEUsufs. @ss.
Ober 3tn1uer Sc, gto. 9 60 Gale Str.
EasiHigsr &gsHt. SsIs. NIB seHessf9dft
, 1894-08-27

5rennoen unb 8etannten Die traurtQe %ytodlrtdbt. baB
81 SoHreG all: %. 9tu9ult rtab tangent unb i9merem
&~rantietn Ianft int Serru entlblief. 9te Beeroigung
fin0et ltatt am MtittlpDD ben 20. Au9uIt 9to9mittogs /
ubr. bonn 2rouerDQnIe. 562 y. B~01ltuosStraBe, nab
Mal0bein. I'm titles 8etleib bitten
@&atie S6toarb, 9attlu.
S0bn, Sreo unD albert Sd)lpart S6bne.
, 1894-08-27
SOSeS=@9t5etae.

@eiteru M}orgeu nm 10 rbr ~nerftorb 8rou Semrietts
Sobren 4 W{onoten uno 81 Gogen. Sic 8eerOi9uuQ
ftnbet itott om 9ienitog ben %. Nu9uit, gto1mtttagS :
ubr, BPM SrauerbauIe in Blue SSl1nO, SlS.
SprUtben SUrOt, gtidbte.
, 1894-08-27
0enprbett !:

9IOpIpb SGmiot i'm @Iter oon A Sabreu utt
3 WtDnaten. 8eeroignng 9tenito9 9tadmitto9 l ubr
nom Srauerbauie, 9to. 1872 W&illoufee &neHue, mad
Walobeiu1. 9ie troueruoe @ottin:
iDl2t &O1iSe S6miot nebIt @erpoubteu.
, 1894-08-27
zMm8efor

Sreunoen uno 8efouuten bic trollri9e gto6ri9t, bal
mem 9ellebter 9atte 8eorse Geub0d1 ont SontTta(
ionft entl9loien lit. 8eerbt9ung am 9ienltag Den %
@u9uit, I'M l uDr 9tatbmtttags, bonn Srauerbatie, 54
gBeit 10. StroBe, nad) @racelano.
Die ~trauernoe Mittne &oni1e aSeubaG
uehft 4iu0Prn mn 0SPrmnnN+pr
, 1894-08-27
6CMprbctt :

SIN ietner Mpbnung, 1000 SO. II. GtroBe, Sonntuo
.gtobmittQQ nm l lbr I'M Nlter BON So Sobren uuo Il
Wtpuoteu SoSepb &,tntpp, 9~eIiebter @oter DON &ouiia,
Sofeph 6r0nf unb g9ilie uHo Irau SEQ. 8. &uiit
YeerbiguH9 am 9teuitag gtafmittag nm l ubr N
&utI3en HaCD SJDreit 9ome. 27oQ2t
, 1894-08-27
8eMorbem:

SSteoerife yor itarb am 2G. @u9u1t i'm Sitter BON 81
8eer0t9uug 9ienitag Mtor9en nm 10 ltbr BON
3ronerbauIe, 5225 9earborn Str, per Guti6eu mad
@rGCel0n0.
, 1894-08-27

- Sn NuItraLien itnO I'M Dortgen Sabre
$50, 000, 900 BfHnO SAafWOue ~9eiuonneu
pOr0en.
, 1894-08-27
Nerjhi6e8.


9} o6tfo Mebicol Snititute, DR.. 8i9eIotU.
~ Uerlnalter-Stablirt 1860; erfplqreihe Spe3iQlifteu
i'll uleI 6rOnti9en. 9lut=, 0out= uno neru6ieu' Rraut.
bsiten, betoerlei @ei9le9ter; refine MeOi3tueu, @lef-
trI5Ltat, S2el1tdll6teit uHo g%rfobruug lihern SeilunoeH.
8etne Be5abluHg Obu @rfDI9; Austuuit ireL
Aue 6rauentrantbeiteH eriOl9rei6 beb0nbelt. Spre1t
Dor ooer l9retbt Satefi6e Building, Shbmeft=@de
Aoants' uHo @lortsStr. 4ag1IS tuio
, 1894-08-27
Dir

5reltnDeu uno 8efnunteu bic traurtqe gtad5ri6t, baB
lIiere Mbltter 0arOIt1ta Sbertim am Sountag ben 26,
@n9nit, 1917 ltbr gtobmtttn9S. %9eitprbeu lit. 9te Be-
C~roignng finbet am 9~ieni1ag ben %. Muguit, nm l lt9r,
bonn 3rouerpauIe, 539 g. 9oliteo=Str, nob malObeinl
itatt. I'm title S5etlnobme bitten Die trauernoeu &iuber:
NnAett, GarOltln mn @atl Sber lin.
, 1894-08-27
Seri9ie6enes.
JQrnte1t.

On pe"rtnufeu: $50 @cres ant Sopo &ioer, Oregon
81 NtiliOuen SUB berrljbeu SaunenbOl5es, 9roBt
8Gume, mn 70 9JteileH bon Bortlano, Oregon. WtHE
bldg fir 8aar p~ert0uit peroen. @or.:
~l8a9batp, tuIo Il q StaatsssItuHg.
, 1894-08-27
Cine uunperbare M1ehi,in.

Cine uunOerbare Me6i;in.
BRUNO HI. COILS
AIlottines @bolera=9
9e9en Cholera. 9bolero Dior.
bus, Wtno=GDliC 8ubr, Surd)s
tau, &etbI9ueioer uIt0 ole
Commentator. 9ci allen
Npotbefern 5lt BADEN. Breis
25c per 6laibe. - Bruno 8.
6ol'S 8ulOer fir 5abneuos
&lltocr 25c per 9adet.
22aQ1W
, 1894-08-27
GerIanqt: Mdnner unO Gnaben.

0SerIongt: 3ibti9er iunQer Wtaun, unoerGeirotbet
lDelber i'm Saloon ouf3ulpurteu OerItebt; mug e1o=
ltl0 1preben. gOr6meitzGde MtaoiIDus uHo SQ(Ite0.
Str. Columbia Grd)onQe.
O2er4augt: SIN Borter, Der aud 8ferbe beIorQeu
~ fam. 8u meIoeu Opu 10 ubr an
6 g. Glart=Str.
O2"erIougt: 42eamiter8 fHr 8eaerar6ett. 3
~ &C. Glnrt Str. 26ouQ2t
, 1894-08-27
2n btrleihen.
YartnerS.


~ treiber nit etruas &apital ais 9artuer.
27ag2t 2O4 Gft 9ipiliou Str.
Neiu9t: GOfort etH 5beIIBaber fur eu dntes 80.
W britatipus= uu0 SmpOrt=SeI9aft nit ca. $1,000. MtuB
quite Heferen5eu babeu uHo 6ei6Qftsm0nu ieiu. @DreIie
inter Il. 18 Staats5tQ. 1pu2t
&. l 600 rperoen Sur @tusbeutuuq elmer Sade oeInht,
p lupraus eOeut. ein tleInes 8ermDqeu reIuItirt. TeIte
3iuie, pber u Seipinu &ntbeiI gu bereiuboren. abr:
lDu2t n "a Stuutsseituuu.
, 1894-08-27

Total Assets....8 736, 1899
liabilities
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
Justed and unpaid ...,.... 8 24Oo2.l9
GroSs claims for Losses, upon
winch NO action has been
Losses resisted by the Comp
any ...".""""".""..,. 10000
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. S 59,34l.8 90
Deduct Reinsurance
ana Salvage claims
thereon ..,,.. 1888 AT
Net amount OF unpaid Losses. ........S IS 372.1 10
Anouht Of unearnea Premiums on all
Outstanding risks. ... ...... 26O, 1914 90
Oue lot Commissions and Brokerage. 13,80s. SO
AL other liabilities. 8,412.69
Total Liabilities. IS 1886, 221.68
Income,
Premiums received during the year. in
Interest and dividends received during '"'4'
the Observation-Disclosures: 25,el7.3o
Total Incomes 4e4, 688. SO
Expenditures,
Losses paid during the year. 251 EST a.
3aT%iSSHp Sia %uFi9s the year ...... 100000
the year i....t".......: 1o7, 482.1 70
4&A1S PAY u IS the year::......... 7,572.09
A4ouH' VI eli otheF expenditures ...... 24,403. 73
Total Expenditures. IS 41o, 1855
miscellaneous,
Total Risks taken during the year in
4lllnolS. 49,. SO, S07 91A ca
Total Premiums received during the
year IN Illinois 8.6S7.3 80
Total Losses incurred during the year
Total amount OF Risks outstanding -. Sc, l8,231.O0
Frank II. StinSOn President.
George jeremiah, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th dap
Seal LINCOLN DOTY BROWN.
Hap Notary Public. N. Y. Go.
, 1894-08-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal St9tpmpnt Of the PACIFIC FIRE INSUs
HNN""l DV"VUmVAt n of New
YORK IN the State of New York, on the 31st
gay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-08-27
9eI6dfts= 0%elegembeiteII.


GObu &Iein, 125 g. @lart Ctr. 3mmer IS,
~ tauTt perfauft uno touiGt @ruu0elgeutbum fur ga.
Ioous. 0Otels. irgeuh tpel6e SsihdTte, NIT fleiuer @H.
Sablutg. shortages beiOrgt yDtariat. 5euer=gsrs
iiberung. 1915 tuio
On DertNufeu: Sut gebenber Saloon auoereu
~ @ei6Gfts Batber biuig at Derf0ufen. 9tdbereS 83
~. Ban Buren, Ctr. 5piI6en II uHo l lbr. ag26,3t
On Oertaufen: Sin out ~eele9ener Saloon uub
- Sonnergarteu. Megeu uaberer 9uSfuuft fam
56 Moboib glDe. nad)geira9t merOeu. 25ag3t
On pertnufen: @utgebeube gdderei IeBr biaiq
y megeI 9tbreiie. 8eute $40. 457 20. Snoiouos
Ctr, mabe Srano Npe. 25a03t
Qu pertnufeu oOer gu nertaui9eu 9egeu Soften:
~ Sin gutter Saloon nit BuiiueB &uud1 uno 6 WDbur
3imuern. 121 u. 3esploiues Str. @de Wdlpaufee
ADe. 25ag3t
On O~erfaufeu: Sin gut eiu9erIhteter SoloOu See
- i60ft5Oeranoerung DaIber bilig. 80 Sft Single.
Ctr, nabe 3um 6. 81 gE Wefern gtienbabH=9epOt
25a93t
, 1894-08-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal NatAmpnt Of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
hhIuol ptatUHlVAt INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylvania on the
8lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
, 1894-08-27

Oaer 3immer Sc, gte. 7e 60 Gale Str.
EEsiHissr @gsHt. Sslss NIB 9aHessI8dft
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-04

EVOR EENT, residence corner South Broad
Il and Lincoln streets; twelve rooms be-
sides outpulding, all conyeniencos, Apply TO
Robt II. TateIn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-04
Tho skidawav BridRe.

Editor of the Morning News: In the
News of this morning | saw an editorial
in reference to the building of Skidaway
bridge As the article may mislead many
who are not aware of the real facts of the
case, beg TO be allowed TO give n history
Of the bridge, and think ] will show that
the bridge should be built.
The first bridge was built in 1858 by the
owners of the island. This bridge was
destroyed for military purposes In 1868
90 the bridge was rebuilt by private sub
scription and was presented TO the
county. The legislature, by special en-
actment, in October, 1870, made The bridge
a public road Of Chatham county, and by
another act placed IL under the care Of
the county. This bridge was allowed 10
20 10 ruin.
Several grand juries have recommended
the rebuilding of the bridge
One went 50 far as 10 authorize the sale
of q portion OF the poor farm IN order 20
raise funds for that purpose
Taxpayers representing several millions
OF property have petitiOned the grand
Jury 70 recommend the rebuilding OF the
bridge When connected with the main
land the island was one Of the most pros
porous 10 the south. But now, owing 10
the lack Of means Of communication has
dwindled 20 almost nothing
have not one dollars interest on the
island, but feel that justice ought % be
done by rebuilding
SKIDAwAY BRIDGE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-04

Mobile Aug 3-Arrived. steamship Jotun
[NorI Persen, from Truillo, and cleared to
return.
Pensacola; Mary Mason LBrh Gresham,
New Orleans, Aug 8-CIeared, steamships
Guiana, Liverpool; Pizzati Ceiba; FL Mar,
New York; ColOna Bordeaux via Havre
John Wilson Bluchelds bark sophia, OpOr-
to: Schr Coquette, Florida.
Port Eads Aug 3-Arrived, steamships Eu-
ropeau Bril- Barnes, Bremen via London and
swansea.
SaIei, steamships Algiers, Havana; Agnes,
BoCaS del TOrO.
Charleston, Aug 3-Arrived, steamer Semi
mole, Chichester, New York proceeded Jack
sonyille
Cleared, schr Edith Linnell, Port Antonio
and NanChloneal.
sailed. steamer Algonquin, New York
Spoken of Lookout I'd. schr Napoleon,
BoightCn Norfolk, bound Charleston.
Port Royal, Aug 3-Cleared, steamship Ais
laby, United Kingdom,
Port Tampa, Aug ARRIVED, steamship
Halamshre Brl Browne, bermuda; Arkansas.
Burnev New Orleans; Tarpon Thompson.
Mobile; Mascotte HanlOn, Havana via Key
West, and returned.
KEY West Aug Entered, steamship Lam
pasas Burrows, New York, cleared for Gal
weston,
New York, Aug Arrived. bark Passet
fNorl Nielsen. INhee; schrs John w Hale.
boone Jacksonville, PhinCas W SpraPuo,
strong savannah; Eta Ii Lister, Mason,
Wilmington.
lBrl. savannah,
London. Aug Arrived, bark Triton LAusI.
petraniCh, savannah
Downs Aug SAILED bark Melchiorre
IItal1, De Angels. Savannah.
For additional shipping news
other columns.
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Hon. William Clifton.

From the Atlanta Constitution, Aug g.
If there has ever been any doubt in the
minds Of the people of Georgia of the phe-
nomeual popularity of this distinguished
young Georgian, it must be dispelled by
the vote he received yesterday for secre-
tary of state. No man ever entered a race
under more adverse circumstances and
with a greater handicap than did Mr.. Cliff
ton. His adversary was one of Georgia s
most distinguished sons, who mad been sew
eral times a member Of congress, and had
the special advantage of having posses
sion of the Office for which MIR. Clifton's
friends entered him in the nomina ton
sweepstakes. Mr. CHfton's candidacy
was announced after quite n number Of
the counties had acted, but notwiths stand
ing all the obstacles with which he had
to contend, he received at the hands of
the convention a compliment of which
any man might be proud, $40 votes being
given 10 him.
There is probably no man in Georgia
who has more personal friends or who
deservedly enjoys more widespread pop
ularity than the genial WAR Horse from
Chatham" He is a noble. loyal, true and
patriotic fellow, and the state has use for
him, and it will not be long before she
calls him to her service.
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The following heavy rainfaus were
reported: Albany, Ga. IA in-
ches Natchez, Miss, $50 inches :
ana pineapple, Ala, LOO inches. At $
@ cIock p. n. cloudiness prevailed in the
lower lake region, along the immedilte
Middle Atlantic coast. throughout the
south Atlantic states, in the greater por-
tion Of Florida in Eastern Tennessee.
western Arkansas and throughout the
Gun states, with rain falling at Norfolk.
a., and Fort Smith, Ark. Elsewhere
generally clear weather was reported.
The barometer is lowest along the New
England coast. i. II. SNYru
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Receipts.

Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road. Aug 81 car cabbage. ! car melons,
bale hides coop chickens, bols TAR cars
wood. cars lumber, $40 bbls rosip, 81 bbls
spirits turpentine.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 81 bale cotton,
8 cars meal, 1 car -four, l car ice l car lime, II
cars melons. > cars wood, s cars coal cars
lumber I car corn, cars hay, cars oats,
car bran, 1 car meat. l car lard, car sash
and doors, 3 bales wool. 30 cases eggs, LOLA
bbls rosin, 3sl bbls spirits turpentine.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway, Aug
30 ears stone, cars machinery, PSI crates b
dishes, IL bbls whisky.
Per savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, Aug 3-<25 bales cotton, cars melons,
1900 crates vegetables, 1855 bbls rOsin, 273
ohls spirits turpentiue, Is cars lumber, u cars
rock. cars wood, , cars iron rails, car beer
barrels car crude. > cars corn, = cars oats,
- bales wool, Is bales hides, los cases eggs, B
boxes wax.
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EXDOrta.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham for
New York $50 bales upland cotton, . bales
linters S3J bales domestics and yarns 4 223
bbls r0sln, 20 bills spirits turpentine, ia ,a5s
feet lumber, IS 900 shingles 5,925 watermel-
Ons. Al cases cigars, 1884 bbls fruit 60 boxes
fruit, Is bbls vegetables Is tons pig iron, {
bales moss, 303 p6gs mdse.
Per Belgian steamship Iris for London
404 casks spirits turpentine valued at
Sl2l 1853 and 200 bbIs rosin valued at 81, 765 IL
Antwerp Naval Stores Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss for Wilmington, Del
272, 7l9 feet p p lumber-Dixon, Mitchell & Co.
List of vessels in the PORT of savannah.
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Il. h, SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau
u. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 3, 10 D. M, 1894.

TIT y
An area Of high pressure or cool wave,
centers in the Missouri valley. The tom
perature has fallen g. 10 81 I'm Eastern
and Northern Georgia, l0' In Southwest
ern North Carolina, So 20 10 IN Middle
and Eastern Tennessee, To- 10 12' In the
Ohio valley, 10 a. In the lower lake re-
gion, o. TO 81 In Southeastern Virginia
and Northern Illinois, and lO' In Western
Missouri Elsewhere 10 has risen or re-
NAMED nearly stationary.
The Highest temperature reported at y
O'Clock tonight was $40, at Key West,
Fla and the lowest ~, az Bufalo, Do
trOit and Marquette.
During the twentv-four hours ending al
O'Clock p. 10. to-day. showers were
pretty general In the cotton belt.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS l 5 words or more
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash IN Advance. each insertion.
Anybody who has any want 20 supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure: indeed, any wish 20
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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Yesterday. Cash oats were &c Der busbel
higher, with shippers buying
PROVISIONS were strong, from lack Of offer
ingS ana good demand. The
higher corn market is beginning
to extend its influence into the pro
vision trade. with the effect of-ieterrlng hold
ets from selling their product The business
was light, the principal feature being the bid
ding for pork 10y a prominent commission
house and by some OF the packers. Septem-
Der pork closed 2-5ac higher than yesterday.
september lard loo higher. ana September
rios 1aDiOc higher. There was u good cash
demand.
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Per steamship CiN qfsyBrmngham for
New York; iFtileusou ma wife, Miss NJ
bailey. Miss n Goodwin. Capt l. o Young 4
Lovkowicz, Miss NJ Whitosides, w ID BOgart,
A Isnacs Mrs Wheelun, @ JOhnst 10, Mrs II
j McManou Miss n Grossly, y Adam Miss
A West Miss NJ A Wynn, l. G. Plonsky J II
Wllks N E Giilett. = y PCake. Mrs Swoll
M Frank and child, Miss 5 N Black, Miss
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THE LARGEST CARGO.
The Iris VIII Garry 10, Gao Casks of
Spirits to London.

Spirits to London.
The Belgian steamship Iris cleared yes
terday for London. Her cargo consists Of
10,940 casks of spirits turpentiue and
300 barrels of rosin.
This is the largest shipment ever taken
on one vessel to cross the Atlantic. A part
of the cargo amounting to $500 barrels
OF rosin and 2.586 casks of spirits turpen-
tine were taken on board at Wilmington,
n. c., and the balance was loaded at this
port. The total valuation of the cargo is
Nl61 100
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John J CarOlan, Agent
steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C q Anderson. Agt
steamship Iris IBelgl, Smit London-Ant
werp n ) Co.
Schr Annie Bliss Phillips, Wilmington
Del-George Harriss & Co.
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THE MORNING NEWS SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 1894

Haslam, A f Lackey. Capt II Rogers. X y
Taylor and wife, NJ Jones' Mrs p Decker Miss
N Decker, Mr. Nachtman and party Of three,
4 Norris. A StClair Ford, Miss NJ LOvett. A
II WOOdau, Y NJ Fountain. NJ Burke, w j
Kenoe, = 2uckwold, w A Ten Eick.