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THE LOCAL Vol. VIII—No 7. )■ rriTT TO ig the cheapest paper in X XXXO the world. 60c. a year. —A new New Home sewing ma chine for only 60 cents. See notice. Newspaper Cats. We would remind our friends and kjhfttmns PBINY, LoCAL.ftdfe* lias on hlijin piite a variety of news paper cuts, (different sizes,with which to ornament advertisements, and we would be glad to accommodate any who may wish us to use them in their advertisements. A new New Home sewing machine and all the regular attachments, and the Penny Local one year, for only 60 cents. Read announcement on inside page. April Weather. Ist to 4th, fair; sth to Bth, showers; 9th to 12th, rains, cooler; 13th to 16th, variable, windy ; 17th to 20th, chan geable ; 21st to 23d, rains ; 24th to 27th, unsettled, showery; 28th to 30th, clearing. And now it seems .that Savannah is certain to establish a canning facto ry. It is an enterprise that has every prosd|Hftf being a success and that will if rightly, judiciously and economically managed. A canning factory might and ought to have been started here many months ago, which should now be among the industries of our city. We wish the contem w plated factory success. - ■ The residents on Huntingdon street between Jefferson and Wert Broad. wouM Avsniitsubt pass a series of reso lutions of thanks to the Street and Lane Committee, if they would dump a few’ cart loads of dirt along there, and thus prevent pools of water and mud holes during the rain. Its almost impossible for pedestrians to find foot bold on Huntingdon street, just west of Montgomery, when it rains any sort of a shower. —Tampa (Fla.) Tribune : Mr. I. N. Harn, of Savannah, Ga., has recent ly purchased the Burgess place, on Nebraska avenue, and will, we under stand, at once proceed to erect upon it a handsome residence and other wise improve the property. We send a number of copies of our paper this week to persons who are not subscribers, in the hope that they may “take a liking’’ to it and send us 60 cents and get a premium ticket. We are glad to hear that our friend and patron, Mr. George Jones, is building up quite a nice and lucrative trade at his green grocery, cor. Lib erty and Wbitaker streets. A resident on Hall street,' near Drayton, has his young trees in front of his handsome residence enclosed with large rustic boxes, made of ce dar. This paper does’nt puff or advertise theatre companies or shows of that ilk, it has a higher mission to perform in this community that is so burden ed with vice and wrong. They catch mullets 28£ inches long and weighing 6£ pounds,'about Brai dehtpwn, Fla. We’d .right now dike to'difecuss one of them fellow’s hcA from a frying pan. Yum, yum. —This paper only 60c. a year. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1884. Joyce & Hunt’s Column. JOYCE & HUNT,' W *" ' r ? itL- Sewing Machines! Among which we enumerate the fol lowing makes, viz : White, Domestic, New Home, Household, Hartford, Weed, r American, V Davis. Royal St. John. Pats mi Attachments, FOR ALL MACHINES. Ml THE ONDERDONK ISS THE “io,E, (Musical Cover.) The Parlor Billiard Table. mmmmmmmmmmmMmmmxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmasamnmmam* We Are Also Agents FOR THE DOMESTIC Pkpef Patteib)^! Our Catalogue for sfm m sira NOW READY. /2I BROUGHTON STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. James S. Silva’s Column, j m 1 Jmaja * : "1 BARGAINS IN Lamps, Utr Sits, . TIN . ;SE ( TS!. I GLASS, TIN, AND r <. * < WOODEN WARE AT Jas. S. Silva’s 140 Broughton Street, (Lyons’ Block.) { SIXTY CENTS A YEAR. I iisp tLuciden & Bates’ Q?l umn. . mW .?r Arih, Ariot*. Arion. Ariofi, gd v-- ~~—— -- A 'V i \ in m u m 2 m •*4* ' A ■uouy 'uouy 'uouy -uouy 'ucuy ' 'uouy THE BEST > Medium Priced PIANO tiI.THE WORLD! A reliable Piano at a mod erate price is what Southern purchasers want, and it is found in our NEW SCALE ARION! which we have sold for fourteen years past with the greatest satisfaction, and expect to sell for the rest of our business lives. These PIANOS have been tried and tasted for twenty years, and over 70,- 000 are in use. We alone have sold over 3,000 of them in the South, and they are to-day the most popular Piano that we sell. Prices from $2lO to $275 ! Sold on Easiest Monthly Install ments. Placed on trial in any house in the city, or sent to any part of the South,at our freight both ways if not satisfactory. Order and test in your own home and we will risk results. The only favor we ask is a fair trial. Call and inspect the splendid line of Squares and Uprights now in our Warerooms, or send for Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists. Ludden & Bates, Sole Agents for ARION PIANOS