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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-08
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, JANUARY g. 1894

eternal felicities. Yes. the time will
come when the banks Of largest
capital stock will all 20 down,
and the fire insurance compan-
les will all go down, and the life insurance
companies, viii all go down. In the last
great earthquake all the cities will be
Frustrated, and as a consequence all
banks will forever suspend payment In
the last cont1agration the fire insurance
companies of the earth will fail, for how
could they make appraisement Of the loss
on universal fire. Then all the inhabi-
tants Of the round world will surrender
their mortal existence, and how could life
insurance companies pay for depOpu-
lated hemlspheresl But our celestial life
insurance will not be harmed by that con-
tnental wreck, or that hemisphere acct
dent, or that planetary catastrophe Blow
IT out like cardle-the MONDAY sun!
Tear 1t down like WORKOUT upholstery
the last sunset Toss il from Gods finger
like dewdrop from the anther of a
water-lly-the ocean, Scatter them
like thistledown before a schOolbOy's
breath-the worldsl That will not dis
turb the omnipotence or the composure
or the sympathy or the love of that
Christ who said il once on earth. and
will say it again in heaven to all those
who have been helpful TO the downtrod-
den and the cold and the hungry and the
houseless and the lost: ''Inasmuch as We
ID II to them, We did to mel''
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City Treasurer's once,
Savannah, Jan. /, 1894.

Savannah, Jan. l, 1894
The following taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, fourth quarter, 1893
STOCK IN TRADE, fourth quarter, 1893.
FURNITURE, ETC. fourth quarter 1893
MONEY, NOTES, SOLVENT DEBTS.
ETC, fourth quarter, 1893.
WATER RENTS, for six months in ad-
vance, from Jan. to July l.
A discount OF ten per cent. will be allowed
upon all of the above If paid within fifteen
days after January first.
Taxes on the valuation Of GROUND RENT
LOTS can be paid under protest and a dis
count of ten per cent will be allowed upon
the fourth quarter, If payment is made as
above.
Licenses OF all kinds for the year 1894 are
also now due, viz: LIQUOR LICENSES and
BUSINESS LICENSES; also LICENSES
for DOGS. HUCKSTERS, and VEHICLES
and CARRIAGES OF every description used
for hire or for the purpose OF delivering
goods, viz WAGONS, DRAYS, TRUCKS.
CARTS, OMNIBUSSES, HACKS and
STREET CARS, for which badges will he
furnished by the treasurer Street railroad
companies are required TO indicate whether
the cars are open or closed.
On LICENSES of all kinds (except retail
liquor hcenses) a discount of ten per cent,
will be allowed II payment is made within
thirty days after January first.
G. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
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BACK IN MY OLD LOCALITY.

beg to announce to my friends and the
surrounding public that L have once moro
located on the East Side, and am pre-
pared to ofrer a fun assortment of Grooe-
RIGS, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. Promi-
nent among my stock will be found the
celebrated LIE PANTo cigar, which has
been pronounced the best hve-cent smoke
In the city.
DICK GARTELNIAN,
Corner East Broad and Taylor Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE EX-STUDENTS OF THE NJ
g. M. g. A. COLLEGE:

Mllledgeville, Ca, Jan. T. 1s94.-Dear
Friends: On January LIST our beloved Alma
Mater, the Middle Georgia Military and
Agricultural College. was burned.
The extreme scarcity OF funds for rebuild
ing and refurnishing the institution renders
1t highly necessary that we ex-students come
TO her assistance. The local association has
assumed the responsibility Of raising the sum
of 1880 at as early date as possible for her
benefit.
Reminding you, therefore, Of the many
happy and profitable hours spent within her
historic walls, and recognizing the sincere
love which burns in the heart of each former
devotee at her altar of learning, we feel conf
IDENTIFY assured that you stand ready and
willing to aid by generous contribution and
such other help as friends may extend
Address all communicat ions to
CHAS. T. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
SAVANNAH, JAN. 8, 1894
The regular monthly dues in both series of
this company arc now due
NJ. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer
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MUTUAL GAS LIGHT CO,

Savannah, Ca, Jan. 1. 1894
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Mutual
Gas Light Company of Savannah, Ca, will be
held at the office of the company on MON
DAY, JAN. Is, 1894, at 12 NJ for the purpose
Of, first, electng directors and officers for the
ensuing year; second. revising the present
bylaws of the company and, third, transact
ing such other business as may come before
said meeting.
JNO. W. GOLDEN, Secretary.
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GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

The 57th anniversary meeting of this society
will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING in
Turner's Hall at 1880 O'Clock.
Election Of officers for the ensuing year.
NJ. G.. HELMIEN, President.
A. HELLER Secretary
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Corner East Broad and Taylor Streets.
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THE WORLDS FAIR ILLUSTRATED,

With descriptive lectures by Mr. John Nicol
son, Jr. on MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. Jan. s. 9 and IO
1894 at O'Clock, for the benett Of Trinity
Sunday school, at building corner President
and Jefferson streets. Han will be heated
Choice views of the many wonders of the
Worlds Fair, illuminated by oxy-hydroRen
light, will be given, with complete change
each evening. Whole tickets, each 50c:
children half price. Course, three lectures, 81.
Tickets at Livingston's.
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sc q cake.
PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS FOR
1894.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE, !
SAVANNAH GA Ian 1901

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. /, 1884,
Notice1s hereby given that under the tax
ordinance OF the city Of Savannah for the year
1884 am now prepared to receive returns OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY of all kinds.
The tax ordinance provides that If any per-
son required to make any such return shall
refuse or neglect TO do so within the time
specified for the same, it shall be the duty OF
the person designated by the finance commit
tee OF council to proceed forthwith to make
the return himself from the best information
he can obtain, and to hand the return SO made
by him TO the City Treasurer who shall as
sess DOUBLE TAX against such defaulter
TINE EXPIRES JAN. 10th.
G. S. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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EuNERAL INVITATIONS.

BARTLETT.-The relatives and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bartlett and family are
requested To attend the funeral Of their eldest
son. BENJAMIN PURSE, from their residence,
1875 Gwinnett street, THIS AFTERNOON al
$50 o'clock.
TIDWELL.-Died, at the Abraham Home,
on Sunday, 1th January, 1894. AMANDA Z.
TIDwELL, IN the Goth year Of her age. Her
friends are invited to attend her funeral
DAY MORNING.
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Meetings..
DE KALB LODGE No. 8, 10. f.

regular meeting of this Lodge will beheId
THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall.
The First Degree will be conferred.
Visiting brothers are invited to meet with
US. JOHN RILEY, n. G
JNO. w. SMITH. Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

City OF Savannah, ONCE Clerk of Council
Savannah Ca, January 3, IS94.-The follow
ing applications for license to retail liquor for
the year 1894 were received by Council Janu-
airy Sd and referred to the committee of the
whole:
VIM. Allan, n e. cor. Drayton and Liberty st.
lane.
Mrs. Mary A. Bandy, n. W. cor. Farm and
Margaret SITS.
VIM. Beckman, White Bluff road near Emile
stone
T. A, Howard, s. e. cor. S. Broad and E.
Boundary SITS
D. b. Lester Grocery Co. s. e. cor Bull and
York SITS
Jacob Schoen, Liberty, between f. Broad and
Price SITS.
Harry Thompson. Reynolds ST., between
Broughton ST. and gas house.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

0~0~@~0ON~~~~-~~0~0~~~~~~ -~~O-O-~~-~~~~~~~~N-~O~
Headquarters Sd Battalion Ga. Volunteers,
Savannah Volunteer Guards.) :
Savannah, Ca, Jan 2, 1894
Orders No. /
The regular monthly meeting of this bat
talon for the month OF January, 1894 will be
held at the arsenal on MONDAY, the 8th
inst, at S;l5 O'Clock p. m. BY order of
LIEUT.. Col. GARRARD.
DAVIS FREEMAN, LIST Lieut.. Sd Bat. Ga.
Vols, Adjt.
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SEA FOAM SOAP.

bEA FUAM SOAP.
Any housekeeper who has never
tried Sea Foam Soap don't know what
she has missed. This soap cannot be
surpassed for its washing qualities,
and 1t has a delicate perfume which
IL imparts the clothes. 1t will not in
jure the hands nor the most delicate
fabric. when you next go to buy soap
try
SEA FOAM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-30
Suspicious Strangers.

Word was brought to sheriff Brown
yet.efday that on Thursday evening
Me. Michael Nolan, VINO lives AZ
Mapleton, EAST OF Springvllle, was rid
ing some distance from home Ia a cart.
Two h0rseurn, VINO were leading a
pack animal, stopped her ami OF.
qulrel tho tuaI 20 Hlbb.e
Greek canyon, ANCr directing
them she visited a uoigh b0r aud shortly
alter returned home. When sue ar.
rived NJ her home her husband told
her that the same men hal Ueen 10 the
house nnl asked MIN TO direct them
10 Hobbe Greek canyon, and he said
he had been trying ~ thlnk who they
were, Rs he certainly knew them. Mrs.
Nolan replied that She had reopg izru
them ~ Nickel aud koiiOfd, the mIt.
drfers " sheriff Burns, when gnuy
spoke 10 her on tue road. She had
seen them often la Emery county
where Mr.. and Mfs. Nolan lived before
moving to Mapleton.
Suetn Brown sent Deputy Sheriff
Hall 10 investigate the TumOT, having
doubts NJ ia accuracy on sccOunt OF
receiving NO early and direct intoTma.
ton ifom Mf. Nolan. MI. Hall found
that the two mrn had SPOKEN 90 Mr..
auu Mrs, MOlRu, anu that Mt. aud Mfs.
Nolan hal though that one Of them
Tesembled KutlutIi that WAS all The
foundation fOr tDo Eumor.
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icndant for SIS alleged 10 due on
notes purchtyed by plaint Il from the
T.. g. & filn Hardware Co.
Ia tue case Of Provo Cl'y W Ju ius
Hannbrrg, deicndaup- motion 20 Tctsx
Gusts sustained.
David Salisbury " n. w. jenkins
ct Nj Henry Adams Withdrew AZ
counsel f1f defendants.
Pierce Bros. W Utah Wool G. owers
assoc alton; stricken from press nj set.
thug Of cases.
Joseph Pergtossi w g. G.. Greer; csse
continue for the term, a vouife was
ordered Issued for i've JUROR.
In the Gaze Of Emma Williams "
Jas. Williams, divorce; A. G. Hatch
was appointed referee 20 Jake evidences
aud report bindings u facts ami con g.
cIusious OF law " the Court. The
parties arc residents Of wataich
county.
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Where is black liawk.

Some lndiaua IRON Uiutah are a.
town. They told Deputy Sheriff W. %
kins that Black Hawk, vino was .
dicIed by the last grAnl Jury Tor wife
murder, was arrested on The reservation
sous days ago, and that while tue
officer WAS on the way 10 Provo with
the prisoner he succeeded In escaping
Ia tue night, anu the Indians waite
To know II ho had 0een ieoap,uruI.
Nithiug eau be learned Ia REGAIN To-
ne iacls 81 tue l., .. marshal's uilice.
Deputy Marshal + wlstiwhen asked
about II, wanted Go auoT what the In.
formation was wanted or. Vine la.
iormuu that II was wanted lOr the pres,
no replied that he anew aotnlng about
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Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
Stake Of ZION, viii convene Ia the
social Hal, salt Lake Ciiy,on wednes-
day, OF ber 3lsi, at 1850 pm. A ull
attendance IN desired. II any VI the
brethren are unable to attend the meet.
ing, they arv requested 10 soud the
report Of their laboTa for tue month
patt Ia writing.
JANIS ID. STIRLING, CLERK.
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At 1880 O'Clock yesterday forenoon
the vault IN course OF erection In Mar.
tin q EwHsey's bank building came
down with ctash The brickwofk
extended from the basement door 10
near tue ceiling Of tue Il II story anu
was nearly finished. rhe support
under tie IncompletvI afcl gave way
anu THIS caused the collapse. Some
fortunate delay prevented Mr.. John
Grrf aud his sou, who were intending
10 commence plasletilg Ia the lower
rooms Of the vault, from beginning
their work ss HoIu 40 they had expect-
ed, but for lhis they would have been
crushed under tbs falling brick.
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Matrimonial Notes.

Gabriel Holmqulst, aged 2s, and
Martha }. Underwood, aged 2i, the
,ormsr of Payson and the latter OF
saiina, were married by Judge Dusen.
perry last evening
Marriage licenses have been Issued
IN Nisls j. Malmstr0ni, aged 20, and
ElIsn Frlson, aged Is both OF west
Jardsn; Charles obran RAmfsn. aged
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lndlnn Relics.

James A. Bean, while he was exca
vAhng NH ou his farm on Provo
ue eh where he inlends 10 erect barn,
discovered two graultu stonsi, whlui
are doubIless Trncs from the timu the
Indians ueli sole pls,ession OF tue
cou Try. Tho larger sIone is pa inone.
in length a about aka inches
through Ia the Ceuer, tapenng ~ the
ends. The smaller Stone IL "a little
shorter, but OF the same shape. They
are quite smoothly ami evenly dressed.
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PROVO.
rRovo, UlAn, 90. 80. 1874
First District Court.

After hearing arguments on the ad.
instability OF evidence In regard 10
the deed from Smith n Mafkev to Mr..
woolf,in the case OF Woolf W Milburn,
being understood by smith a MAtkey
~ be n mortgage, tbs cuutl concluded
To n NIT the evidence, anu 20 no
amendment was made to the com.
plant,
Mr.. woolf was rec sailed and was
ct0ss.uxamtued Ia regard u his cOu-
meet on with the property, anu letter.
between Mt. Won anu Nit. Milbutn
about the property were fea J., wherein
Mt. Miiburu offered TO buy the prop
efiy.
Ihe frst evidence for the defense
was n dc sition fIom Alfred T.Smth,
taken ut. Der Lodge, Mont, puui-
Tertiary. Tue ueposi,iuu stated that
depunent had never signed a deed Tor
the property, but had signed n
mort age,
Attn tins the mortgage Unassigned
dee Il hau u,su 90, -rnteu Tor acknOwl-
edgrmsn; tut when Mr. Marley
found It was d,uI lao hal refused u
Sign II, aud II had not been signed;
but mortgage nnd b On tigued,
Nj. Mubufu testiii sd thut he laid no
claim 10 the personal properly Outside
OF tn building. Mr.. Wool vas well
come 10 tnkr that awuy any time.
lie had bought tho builliug aud phid
lori. DEEDS were introduced convey
ing the property from Smith anu
Mackey 10 witness. He had written TO
Mr. Wool. ABOUT tue property for tue
nun ose uf fnding out what title Mr..
Muuli claimed q hold II by. He had
not offered To buy the property from
MIR. Wool, but Mr. Wool had tried 70
sell IL him. Tue building WAS worth
about $500.
III, jury received tho instructions Of
the court tins morning aud had not
rendered their verdict NJ tue time this
letter was mailed.
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Transfers asi ~ hs oH.s % ~ Cris's Ne.
sJrtsr " stH h. clttv 6lm . .. 10,
leffrdau.
Eugcne !. iiIfgina. By trustee. 10
tiuc q. iliFtry, part lot .. blucs
b a. @, cliItsssss.ss .... ..... 5 tti u.
Jane. A.. Nelson, ~ trustee, 10 "a
cinc Investment cnmrAny. part
ct lot o., hl0rk t1. plat e. giiy '.... CO.. W
james fAifCluugh 20 Alice lalr.
cough, lot psi, iibufty fark nds
NlIIumH Hsssss HHssssaasHa .aaHHssH#... go
Alfred Htlmiurh 90 ffrdrrCtA
Nint, part OF los Z, block 20, pllt
?, tills'sssssss.ss.sss sssssssssssr 4,lIl %
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NuTIoE oF sALe OF RrAL rsrArf.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TuAr ny
~ virtue ut tuu power aud authority Hlu.
famed iu the IuHt VIII and testament uf EIam
luidlugtOn, dee nscd. the undersigned o2uru.
TOR VII Evl ut private sale subject 60 CON.
urmaunn hY me Probate court in Hni Tor
"a Lake County, yah Turut0r}. the follow.
iEF described real property. town CON.
mvncinE ats polut twenty % rods east from
the southwest corner uf Lat three fIl
ln Nlork conc a" Ual Of the iva
Acre rlat ~" iits fiold survey, and runulug
thence east Three liI rods thence Nnrtn
hight aud seven Zen h. $3.50 rods, thence
West Three tiI rods, thence south
Epht ani even Ttuths 10 100 RODS 10
place NJ beginning situated IA salt Lake
County Utah rmtnry 1orua. cash Ton
per cent on acceptance ~ hid, balance ON con.
hrmauon Of sale boy Probate tourL
HOS in Wrluug addressed 90 tho UNDER
signed, care u isaac N, Wadnell. room Ms
McCutnlcE building, salt Lake city. SAT- llfo
county, tun luultuIY, up 90 thu lIth day %
November, rnt, ON or after which Fulu day,
and 40 said place, aali property VIII be- sold.
JANE. JOiiNsTuN,
Executor ~ Che lass viii ana Testament Of
IlaW luddugtuu deceased.
Dated October Ntn, lrtl
WADUELLN ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate,
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Card Of Thanks.

Henry Barnes ani family, through
the NEWS, uesite to make lhe follow.
lug statement TO friends who rallied
about them In the hour Of grief: ave
extend cur heartfelt thanks 10 all lho,o
who ~ kindly assisted ami took part NJ
tue iuueial OF tue late Matthew
nnrnn..M
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COMM ERCIAL.


tALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
TOday's ciaAriu' house exchange
amounted 10 si75Oil same day
last year, slli ,i1J.
rODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yofk.-Silver, q lead, $500
LOnd0n.-Silyer, 20 iBL.
ORR AND nULLIOS.
MoCoruiok 4 c.. received today:
Hanauur bullion, $4,000; silver anu
lead ores, 80 100. Total, IS U51.
Well, iaf.u q Go. received today
Ponn. LuIIlun, fl,lai.
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J. w. SIMPLER.

~, AID Bertha woudhouse, nged ! o.
b1tu 90. L.p; Niels Peter job usou,
agcd 93, Of n ghland and Janet Gate
aged -, OF Lshi.
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Boy Elder stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF the Box
Elder Stake was held In Brigham CITY
tabernacle, October 2lst anu 22nd,
1904. There we're present OF tue
Twelve Apostles President Lorenzo
snow, +. NJ. Lyman, Geo. Tcasdnle
aud NJ. w. Merrill; alsl Elder L1rin
Farr, OF Ogden, ana tho Stake officers.
On October 2lst, nj lOa. M, after the
usual opening exercises President X.
Clawson addressed the assembly.
Said II was necessary for the Saints to
attend their various places Ut worship
to keep the spirit Of the Gospel alive
within them. Moot Of the wards In
this Stake have o)mmodious places Of
yonhip aud others have them In
course Of erection. Where Improve
mrnts Of this kind we're going on the
peopIo took more interest ia spiritual
matters. Advise the people TO pay
their 1.-THE. anu offerings and tho LORI
would pour out His blessings upon
them.
APOSTLE M.w. Merrill said II was the
rule to admouish tho people, IN confer
euoe, on matters they partially under
stand rather than preaching new
doc,rlnes. The pc pie should no. look
upon doua lons and Utieriu gs.as burdens
mn should loOK upon tuem with
,,leasute, Tor II l. our duty 10 belly build
In Ziou. We should be humble aud
fntgiye one another VI our Ttspasses.
rhe hand of the Lori directed the
settlers Of this Terrltory,snd the policy
pursued by our leaders was Wise one
In collecting the people together Ia
ssttiemtnts where they could have the
Advantage Of school anu Teiigious
services.
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BIG stcce Of VOLTS Fair goods lust
arrived, ut 2ll State ~.
NJ. Weber
WAHHfN PAUL.
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oTlIER business.

In the case OF lsrael Evans va the
Nrlhurland Fius stock aud Dairy Co.,
den urrer 10 amrnded complaint over.
ruled anu fifteen Gays given 10 answer.
The Gaze vi Father Coilin We Louis
q "a 10 on trial. Plaluuil sutu de-
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Or. Prices Cream Bal,lig Powder
World'sFair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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The general authorities Of the
phureh and OF Box Elder stake wsFo
nrrsenttd aud tuslain,d by unanimous
vote OF the conference,
Apostle George reasdEle made some
rsmatks on the Sacrament. Said W.
nartaas Of It In commemorAtiou Of ihu
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SILKS.

About Ten thousand Dollars worth will be thrown
oosntcrs prices that all can afford SILK Deas. We
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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DON'T WATT ge the Holiday q, BY, e! &c. yogS
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CORNER FIRST SOUTH and RICHARDS STREET
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HAMLER.

Nellie Barton, of Leipsic, was call
ing on friends at the Hotel Gregg
several days last week.
The pleasant face of L. r. Parker
was seen on our streets this week.
A company of the young people
spent very pleasant afternoon at
the residence of Jacob Brown, Thurs
day, playing croquet.
William Eyes mother returned to
her home in Green Springs Thursday,
after an extended visit with her sons
family.
Hamler has a new band. Success
to you boys
Mrs. Moore, widow of Andrew
Moore, formerly of Woodville, with
her two little daughters are visiting
the Barhites this week.
Mrs. Sadie Ebersoi returned to her
home in Lima Thursday.
What is it that has been heard, but
not seen in our city lately9 Is it q
ghost9 Who is it that can tell but
wont2
p. q. Blue and wife east Of town are
both very sick with typhoid fever.
Quite a number of Hamler's young
folks took in the dance at Holgate
Monday evening.
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COTTON.


AUGUsT6, '94- MissEinma McGiffin,
OF Toledo, is spending a few weeks in
Cotton the guest Of her brother, w.
W. McGifin.
Daniel Layhee, of Toledo, returned
to his work at the asylum after a few
days visit here.
Dan Hartnett and wife, Of Colum-
bus, have been the guests OF friends
at this place.
This section of the country was Wis
tied by Jack Frost" on the 3rd, and
considerabledam was done. Corn,
potatoes and buckwheat were almost
entirely ruined on the low grounds.
Quite pleasant party was had at
the home of NJ. E. Overmire on last
Thursday evening.
Died, near Cotton, Aug. 8, 1894, of
heart trouble, Betsy, wife of Jonah
Hendricks.
Died, near Cotton, Hannah, wife of
John Werlich. The deceased was
born in Dolphin county, Pa, and de-
parted her life near Cotton, Aug. end.
She was the mother of large family.