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DOR SALE, Lots Nos. Il and - FORSYTH w.
L adjoining Hodgson's Memorial Buildi1--
For terms, apply to R. B. REPPARD M 8
Bay street. 0 "
90 to q Bull street, opposite the So
" House, for Photographs, Ferrotvr5t-
Albums, Easels, Views, Copying and FraPsss
J. n. WILSON.
DOR SALE cheap. Found Trip Ticket fr,--
II Baltimore TO Savannah and return M.
including meals by Merchants and MinsS,
Transportation Line. For further particnio,
inquire at this Office.
DOR SALE. Hog and Chicken Feed, cbean a.
Il ENTERPRISE MI Is.
SAUSSY. HARMON & REMSHART
A JERSEY BULL for sale CHEAP bv
"A 6. NJ HEIDI, Druggist
ENOR SALE.-Fasy terms, Uou6ie Coffs5,
Il House. north side of Bolton batvress
Atercorn and Lincoln streets. D. C. BACON
T UMBER KINDIINGs, OAK, PINE And
lockwood. For sale by
BACON & BROOKS.
TOR SALE. 95-PLANER ana aATCFER
Richardson Merriman & Co. make Plane.
26 wide thick, and matches 16xf1 thick.
splendid machine at a great bargain. Cog
new 81, 800, and is practically as good as new
Full description, price and any further par
ticulars given upon application. Address
Lock Box ,0l6,
Fitchburg Mass
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To Builders and Others.

ESTIMATES are solicited for the erection OF
CITY Separate bids for each particular part
of the WORK viii be received. Plans and speci-
acations can be seen at Mr.. Dewitt Bruyn's
office. Committee reserve the right TO REJECT
-' $3.50 ]. ]. McDOEOUGH,
Chairman,
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Battle

DAFFLE "A rattle for barrel Of Flour. d.
III mated to Father Oswald's Church viii
take place at J. J. WAISTS, corner Mont
gomery and Jones streets, THIS EVENING a.
1880 o'clock.
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DRY Suuas.

There WEISBENS window The
public DOLL art
o goods Bazaar ION the
second floor S entitled chance
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WE WILL ALSO SAY A word FOR OUR BLANKETS

medium grades and
fine We offer large ten quarter White Blanket low as 81 per pair would De
wool large heavy In fact they good many
Blankets sold in this market
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Spoons and forks.

For sale by Lippman Bros. and sOlOmons & Co
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8EmoraI.
Qualifications,

II OW to Decorate Your Homes, with illus
Ii trations, in DEMORb SITS MONTHLY
for January. 20 cents. Address II E. 14h
street, New York
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Our Bazaar is Crowded with Goods

Especially Holiday popular
Although
Dry Goods Departments a all
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90 to q Bull street, opposite the S,r.-.-
y House. for Photographs. Far-orvD.g--
Albums, Easels, Views, Copying and F-e5ppoSs
J n WIZ SOW
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Strsst 3atlr0a6e.

SUBURBAN SCHEDULE.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE S., S. &SRRI
SAVANNAH, October %. 1881.
ON and after NOVEMBER fsT the following
" Schedule will be observed:
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a Needy Place for a Little street.
Paving,

Eit0r NCy7iinq Ne1cS: One cannot help
being struck by the difference between the
drive along lst Broad and Wheaton streets
out the Thunderbolt road, and the drive out
Drsyton street towards the White Bluff
Shell road. In the latter, as soon as we
pass Dir. II. s. Haines' residence, we bump
up against high street crossings, and as soon
as we surmount these we bump down again
into mire of sand with such perpendicular
velocity that we have to lean backward to
keep from being tossed over the dash
boards OF cur buggies.
Then again, If steam fire engine attempts
TO go beyond Waldburg street to squelch a
fire, the chances are ten to one that 1t will
be either brought up standing by the cross
ings, or brought TO halt In g sand-bog.
Tne continuation OF the Dr2yton street
pavement to Anderson street would obvi-
ate much of this difficulty and materially
assist in lessening our losses by FIRE, whilst
contributing also to the lettering of access
10 the beautiful White Bluff road drive.
1t would greatly promote the improve
ment OF this southern section of the city IL
our genial Chairman OF the Street and Lane
Committee would expend on this work
some of the money now paid for shifting
shovelfuls Of sand from one side Of a street
to the other. Very truly yours,
SOUTH.
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AN UNFoRTUNATK ACCIDENT.
Lad Terribly Injured by Falling
Under n Gar In MouOn-Amputa-
Efon OF the Foot NeeessarY.

Yesterday afternoon, about five O'Clock,
q terrible accident occurred at the Central
Railroad wharf, whereby a promising lad
was fearfully injured and MANNED for life.
A number OF boys had gone up to the
wharves to enjoy a swim in the basin. After
coming out of the water the boys began
playing around the railroad track, and per-
ceiving an empty Dat car on the siding, con-
cluded to have some fun by starting it and
then jumping on It, enjoying q short ride.
They commenced pushing the car, and
finally got il started, when one Of the lads,
Lewis Spivey, grandson Of John \. Lewis,
ESQ bright youth, aged about thirteen
yeafs, accidentally slipped on the
wet rails and fell across the track.
The car was moving, and passed over bis
right leg, when he called TO the boys 10
shove 1t Of. Ia their fright and excitement,
how yer, they pushed it over him, snd his
lefr foot was also caught beneath the
wheels aud horribly mangled. His right leg
was badly lacerated ana broken. As soon
as assistance could be obtained he was lifted
fulo wagon and made as comfortable as
possible, aud was conveyed to his grand
fathers residence, corner OF Charlton and
Bull streets.
DR.. Mct arlanQ, III. OuaIitOn anu ".
Read were summoned, and the young suf-
fersr received the best attention. The in
iured right leg was properly dressed and
The fracture set. An examination Of the
left foot showed that from the instep It was
horribly crushed, and that 1t would
be necessary 10 amputate that half
of the foot. The operation will be
performed this morning. We learn that
Young Spivey was resting as quietly as
could be expected last night. The accident
Is greatly to be deplored, and should serve
as a warning to boys to be cLreful in theiI
play. Young Spivey is an intelligent
bright youth and very highly thought OF
by his companions, many OF whom on hear
ing of his terrible misfortune fastened tc
the residence to ascertain the extent OF 1t.
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geir AdrErtisftttnts.
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS.
For June "a, 1882.
READY THIS MORNING.
CONTENTS.

First Pdge-Poetry: Bonaventure = Brandy
Farm: Chapters XXI, XXII., XXIu-President
Arthur -Boy Inventors-To Pay His Fathers
Mortgage - Discovery of the Comstock - A
Motor of Perpetual Motion.
Second Page-Georgia and Florida News
Florida Railroad Notes-Coyle Douglas Core
| spondence.
Third Page Gotham Gleaniugs Atlanta
| Gossip-Letter from Dodge County-Washing-
ton Notes-Peris of the Deep-Cotton from
Atlanta to Havre via Charleston-Storms in the
West; Fearful Wreck in an Iowa Town-The
| Southern Timber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fourth Page. Editorial: The Alleged Wits
ky Ring-A Mistake of Mr.. Blaine's-Silk Gull
ture-The Recovery and Progress Of the South
Mr. Stephens Candidacy-A Northern Buga.
boo and a Southern Reality-New Post Routes
| in the First Congressional District-Baggage
| Smashers-Minor Paragraphs,
Fifth -Telegraphic News: The Ma
tional Capital; The United Kingdom; The
Lost Steamer Rodgers; Gala Day in Baltimore
A North Carolina Tragedy; A Fatal Negro Flu
| silade; Mexican Smugglers Captured; Death
of Col T. W. Brevard; The Outlook in Egypt;
| The Flowery Kingdom; The Coupon Killer;
Three Children Burned in Wooden Factory
| American Pork in France; Striking Iron Work
ers in a Bad Plight; A Texas Mail Robber
Caught; A German Traitors Suicide; Fatal
Boiler Explosion; Five Million Feet of Lumber
Burned; Brief Telegraphic Summary San.
dersville Gossip - Local Department: The
| Central and Georgia Railroads; Base In
gratitude The Driver Of a Street
Car Arrested; knights of Homer; Death
of Mrs. R. D. Fox; The Pardoned Con-
vict; Reports on the Crop for the Month of
May; The New Steamship "Tallahassee;''
DorYphora Juncta-A Tragedy of the Sea
| Advertisements.
Sirth Pdge.-Letter from Florida-Jefferson
| County-Horrible Death of Young Mana
Fatal Fight in Burke County-Hawthorne; a
/ Florida Paradise-Notes from Darien-Savan-
nah District Conference NJ. E. Church-Talla-
hassee Jottings-Mr. Stephens Postion-Suf-
| fering Patrick County-The Falacy of 'An
Indissouble Union of Indestructible States
| ScintilIations of Science-Agricultura Depart
ment- Household Recipes advertisements.
| Seventh Pdge.-Chinamen as Masons-Cu-
riosities Of Will Making-The Ridiculous Com
mission-In the Storage of the Nemesis-Two
Observation-Disclosures Story of Garibaldi-Fe-
male Slavery-Cotton, from the Field to the
Factory-A Letter from Sergeant Mason-The
| Sentence of the Ring Theatre Of1cials-Minor
Paragraphs Observation-Disclosures
Eighth Page. - Our Jacksonville Letter
Washington Gossip-Indian Spring-Commer-
| MISUNDERSTANDING.
For sale at the News Depots and at the MORN
ING News Counting Room. Price; Five cents
a copy; 50 year.
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a brilliant Wedding.

We have received from friend the fol-
lowing particulars Of a brilliant wedding
which took place on Wednesday evening,
2lst inst, at Blackshear, Ca, which pos.
sesses local interest, as the bride is we'll
known and highly esteemed in Savannah,
where she has spent several weeks this
spring. The principals to this happy event
were Mr.. VIM. q. Henderson, popular and
talented young lawyer Of Washington. d.
c., snd Miss Kate, only daughter OF Hon.
John c. Nichols. The gentleman, by his
courtesy aud modest worth, has won for
himself number OF friends in this State.
The young lady possesses the esteem and love
OF all whose pleasure it is to know her. OF
the several charming and accomplished
young ladies Of Blackshear not one Is more
popular and more universally beloved.
Promptly at eight o'clock the wedding par ,
arrived at the Presbyterian Church, which
had been artistically and beautifully de-
cOrated by "fsir friends" and TO the sweet
music Of an organ pealing forth a wedding
march preceded by the attendants ten
couples, the bride and groom elect, fl ed up
the aisle, and presented themselves before
the hymenial altar where by the beautifully
Impressive service VI INC presbyterian
Church they were pronounced man and wife.
a manly husband and gentle wife ~
Afterwards the bridal party, with their
friends, repaired to the residence Of the
BRIDES father, where congratulations were
extended and gracefully received and a
bounteous repsst partaken Of.
The newly married pair arrived in Savar-
nah yesterday, and are now stopping at the
Pulaski House, where they will remain for
two or three days, after which they pro
coed to Washington, ID. G and from thence
after q week or two, they journey to st..
Paul, Mimi, their new home. May their
stay in our city be pleasant, and Joy and
prosperity attend him through life.
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During the heavy thunderstorm, about
noon yesterday, the new, nearly com
plefed house being built by Or. Falligant,
near the Anderson street depot Of the City
ani Suburban line, was struck by lightning,
the fliid making hole in the chimney, and
appearing 70 have made It's way in two di-
rec.sons into the house. On the east end q
four by four scantling, to which the win
dow easing was nsIei, was exploded into
mere strips, the explosion bursting out a
shutter and casing aud sending them
tossing outward. and downward from
second story window to the
ground without iniuring either the
blind or facing board, 70 which It remained
hinged. Another streak appears TO have
crossed through the roof, tearing and split
ting large rafter, down which It cOursed
to an upright scantling connecting with a
front window, Of which one blild was torn
FROM the hinges. Still third window blind
showed split and torn places, caused by the
electric current, aud ia several epcts on the
east side the weather boarding looked as II
q snsll shell had explOped alongside and
driven its pieces through the walls. It was
LUCKY that the house was not yet occupied.
Tie top OF the chimney OF the residence
a Nr. Stelneman. on the corner of Presi-
dent and Reynolds streets. was also struck
By lightning a. 1880 o'clock Yesterday
morning. and was completely demolished.
The bricks made 3 fearful noise IS
thsy rolled down the roof, which so alarm. 4
the occupants that they rushed hurriedly
into the street, thinking that the building
wEs about 70 fall IN on them.
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"PhIIO JunIus:' Calls for Monthly
ReDOrfE

htp0tAsa
SAVANNAH, June % Editor Morning
Neac8 Your correspondent TRUTH" by a
little manipulation, has reduced my figures
so that only S154, 400 is left to be used in
paying dividends this year. This is hardly
fair way to put it, and l still insist that If
we take the earnings Of the last two years
together, there has been enough made to
justify the directory in paying the last
four per cent. dividend lust declared.
AS to my surmises and expectations Of
future prosperity, they may be all ''non-
sense" but would prefer some more IN
preiudlced Judge to decide the question.
Just here would like to call the atten-
ton Of interes, ed parties-lot speculators-
to the importance of insisting upon the Off
GERS of the Central Railroad and Banking
Company publishing monthly reports Of the
financial condition of the company. AS
things now exist. any one can unsettle
values by publishing list Of figures and
statements that may or may not be truthful.
What the entire community needs is early
and correct data. TIE directors Of rail-
wav companies should be made to re-
cogniZe the rights OF stockholders
and bondholders to full and early
intelligence with regard to the affairs
OF those companies. The policy of the
Central Railroad Company is to keep stock
holders in the dark, and when once year
report is made it is stale from age before 1t
is given to the printer. Abiding to this
secretion policy Of some railways, an able
writer says: eve do not hesitate to say that
we doubt the wisdom of this policy Il may
be possible to keep the actual figures from
the public, but their tenor is sure to leak
out, and when Il does leak out 1t is apt to
do more mischief-if mischief must follow
than the actual figures themselves. That
is to say, when there is no def
mite information, the real facts in
the case always wear an exaggerated look
In Me eyes of the public. II there is de-
crease OF a few thousand, and the precise
figures are not known, rum0r magnides it
into few hundred thousand. Ii the re.
verse is true, and there is an increase, the
same liberal multiplication of the gain is
made. This is particularly true in the
stock exchanges, where men are either ram
pant bulls or gloomy bears 1t may
be questioned, therefore, whether a railroad
would gain anything from even such a
standpoint as the one IN question. That is
that they do not deem 1t expedient ia the
real interest of these security holders, to
publish statements over once year.
Yours very respectfully"
PHII.O JUNJGs.
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Prof. Henry Morton, PresI dent o
stevens Institute OF Technology.
on SeIf-RzIsIng Flour.
HOBOKFN. n. J.. NOvember

HoBoKEN, N. j., November 80, 1881.
MessrS q. z Hecber d; Co.
GENTLEMEN have had occasion &c
make analyses of your Self Raising Flour
and Buckwheat and Griddle Cake Flour or
a number Of occasions, not only for you
but for others who wished to know what
were the materials contained in these arti-
Giles, and have for many years used them in
my own family, and can testify most en-
phatically that they are agreeable, nutri-
tious and perfectly wholesome. The ingre-
dents employed In their preparation are
have been recommended by the highest
authorities In medical and physiological
science, as the most wholesome, and In all
respects desirable preparations now known
for the purpose Of raising bread, cakes, etc.
Yours, etc, HENRY MORTON.
4dD
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Convention of the :. A. Il. PrateI-
DisY-A large Delegation from Sa-
vannah.
The annual grand convention of the s. A.
f. Fraternity will assemble in Augusta on
the IS h of June. The session will be held
in the Knights Of Honor Hall, W Il continue
two days, and be of great interest to the
order.
There is q chapter In Savannah, under the
name Of "segma Alumnus," with the fol-
lowing officers:
President-B. a Denmark.
Vice President-J. T. Neill.
Recording Secretary-U. H. McLsws.
Corresponding Secretary-H. E. Wilson.
Treasurer-G. w. Haspt.
Associate Eiitor-H. E. Wilson.
We understand the Savannah Chapter will
send a large delegation, and that the as
sembling of the convention is sntic;plt
with considerable interest. It is announced
delegates will be present from a majority of
the S-u'heTn States, and prominent mem
Ders Of the order will be attracted to Au-
gusta upon this occasion. The exercises
beyond the business deliberations of the
convention will be very interesting, and
under favorable circumstances the literary
portion of the exercises will be public. The
orators selected from the fraternity for the
occasion are the Hon. L. Q. G. Lamar,
United States Senator from Mississippi, and
Hon. Albert H. Cox, Of Georgia. Poems
will he delivered by Messrs. Burgess Smith
| and J. Hooper Alexander. of Georgia. and
| essays read by J. G. G. Newton, of Ken
| lucky, and s. 7. Upper, Jr., of Charleston,
and possibly by +. S. Goss, of Kentucky,
and F. s. Kirkpatrick, OF Virginia.
The membership Of the Augusta Chapter,
which is composed of about thirty promi-
rent young men, will welcome al members
Of the fraternity, and will entertain the con-
vention with banquet or summer nights
festival. The Secretary Of the Augusta
| Chapter is now sending out announcements
ard Invitations to chapters snd prominent
members, with the request that general and
public notice be given to the convention.
The local committee OF general arrange
ments for the convention is composed of
President c. Z. McCord, Chairman; w. II.
Fleming, ?. A Stovall, G. Herbert Jackson,
I. l Il ckman, Treasurer, and I. Il Gibson,
Secretary.
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The hammer strikes and YIELDS the metal
into shape. Blow by blow the Famous
strikes at high prices IN the clothing trade.
Blow by blow TFamous'n mighty arm will
take in every city in the land, and supply
every boy, youth and man with two Suits
apiece every year,. Then peace will reign
and the praise of the Famous will be In
every mouth, and contentment will be visi-
BILE on every face. Famous New York
Clothing House, 140 Congress street.-Adv.
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Keep Your Head Cool.

And don't drink much fee water, IL you
want to insure yourself against sun strokes,
is an old saying, but Famous says you must
keep your body cool also by buying one Of
their nice 81 IS 81 so, SO so and 81 80 black
alpaca coats, white, beautiful linen duck
sacks at So, skeleton white, best linen duck
costs 50, heavy cotton duck costs IS cents
We have just received fifty dozen of our
celebrated unlaundrled shirts, Wamsutta
body and the finest linen bosom, at 81, the
best shirt IN the United States. Oar reduc-
ton Of 10 per cent. will be made on clothing
as heretofore advertised. Splendid boys
alpaca coats 81 25, at the Famous New York
Clothing House, l4O Congress street.-AdV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-23

JOIN NJ. GUERARD, ESQ Judge pro hqc
Utos, presiding.
Court convened at ten o'clock yesterday
morning, when the hearing in the case of
Frederick Syer, complainant. and Victor
s. Studer, administrator OF the estate Of
Blngel, was resumed and occupied the at
tention of the court up to eight O'Clock,
when the jurg retired, but not having agreed
up to SIS o'clock, they were instructed to
render a sealed verdict at ten a. m. today,
in event they agree By that time.
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800 bales HAY in lots to suit.
Auttion Sales future 1laus.

A very fine CLUSTER DIAMOND RING
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erucr TThes EGs lying a. the
fc1f az DzHyt1a street, Al y
sT, NJ. George Russell, the
tsF fa.l overheard He
w~E ca TIE Stern ran 81
arU ae wsssai 1is fo1tiuE sud
t NEEa fs 4ruse 10 The sur
60 r.rtf t.1f cf tht snail boat which
49, raar tEe E.e-u. ard crsEled into
rtCs-irE Nlla an uncxpected
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-23

Having procured the patent right to manu-
fscture and sell Rays Patent Sun Shades
for several counties, will inform the pub
lie that have now on hand supply of the
same. B. IL. Levy, corner Congress and
Jefferson streets.-Ady.
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HOrsfOrd's Acid phosphate q Neces-

DR.. G. o. Files, Portland, Me-, says: ''Oi
all the samples Of medicine sent me during
the past dozen years, it is the only one l
have ever found which has become neces-
sity in my own household"
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Mf rrrau.a15 thst TIE EaiaE Cub Of
~ uttca wc-t On s marcos down the
~ M gamar, are mAkiuV arrangements
Nrr warnea shortly. when they
e. lttt1rlreas and many Of the
ar1s airrr THE cn4st. Hzvi1g been
t rfztc1 viii teeir Trip last
lErT 1rcrcee rtFezting %.
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JUNE p. 1882.
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:4nneraI slnyttsttens.

MEYER.-The relatives and friends of the
family of judge NJ H MEYER are invited to at
tend his funeral THIS AFTERNOON at 5
O'Clock, from the residense OF the deceased,
southeast corner Of Barnard and CASTOR
streets.
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Savannah Gas light Company.

OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, June ~, 1882.
A dividend of three per centum will be paid
on the capital stock of this Company from the
earnings on and after MONDAY, the goth inst.
j. +. GILMER,
President and Treasurer.
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

This house excels ell others In
daily arrivals. It Ia PLEASANTLY sII-
uated on n thOFOughfRPe that al
ways presents a Lively appearance.
It Is noted for its good cheer. hos
pItaIIty and comforts to It's guests.
TeFms moderate
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-23

4 did have the rheumatism" said Mr.
Robert Fletcher, OF the Chicago Irish Tri-
basss, and was cured by s.. Jacobs OIL. /
think L a wonderful, never failing remedy"
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ApIndIspensabie Article

Fancy Hosiery, Linen Collars and Cuffs,
at Appel Bros, ClOthiers, l63 Congress
etrcet-AdB
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-23

For Hats, Underwear, Neckwear, Shirts,
ETC., go to Levy's.-AdO.
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SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE, MACON, June 18th, 1882.
Dividend No. 81. of three dollars and fifty
cents per SHARE will be paid the stockholders
of this Company on and after the 26th inst.
stockholders receiving their dividends in
Macon will be paid at the Central Georgia Bank
of this city, those at Savannah at the Central
Railroad Bank of that city.
w. S. BRANTLY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Amory, in full uniform. at 4:30 P. NJ. TO-DAY.
to pay the last tribute of respect to our de-
ceased honorary member, NJ, Z, MEYER.
By order JOHN DERST.
Captain Commanding.
W u - q @
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For those who are exposed to the sun
Rayss Patent Sun Shades. For sale at B. H
Legy's, corner Congress and Jefferson
streets.-Adg.