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cHALYBEATE SPRING

MERIW EITHER GU, "a.
THIS delightful summer resort lsnoW'
with accommodations for four bun
guests. All the amusements that are uis
summer resorts are found here. PIVl
CARDS ORCHESTRA, of Columbus
been employed for the season. Ihe =
will be supplied with the best the ca
affords, The servants are all traineds
Organized, and every attention will ti'
to our guests. The water cannot b fE-
as thousands of benenciaries would gla1
tify. The finest systems Of Baths thaa
found in the South, for which no eXlFacl
Is made. All inquiries promptly amEa
The patronage of the public solicited. ~
on sale at reduced rates.
THOMPSON, ALLEN & HERFLA
prnnrieir
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rhe Wheeling Register thinks Blaine
an D.. elected. les. 10 stay at home.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
Give Them a Tariff.

"
The law of supply and demand is in
exorable, and protective tariff is no bar
to il whatever.
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Wbnelaw Reid. il would appear, Is not
unwilling % take a ticket in the lottery Of
as-a-siuation. The prizes are pretty
manly an drawn, but there are a few leit'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-21

- Governor Butler will 90 to Harvard
,r.r Am. escorted by the Lancers. Sack
cloth l. in order for Beacon Hill.
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Herr I.asker, the German statesman, Is
ON his way o. the United States. In many
respects I.asker Is n bigger man than
Bismarck.
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PROSPECTUS.
Reppard Iron Company
OF SAVANNAH. GA.

CAPITAL paid in, sl25, 900; authorized capt.
- tai, 100000; 1t is proposed to increase
the capital of the REPPARD IRON COM
PANY from $l25,000 to $l50,000. They offer
for sale $25, 600 worth of the new stock at par.
They have demands for their iron sufficient
to cover the increase in the capital stock.
Our gross income is about 10 per cent, ex-
penses and taxes about per cent, and
dividends s per cent, leaving about per
cent. for the sinking fund. This sinking fund
we reinvest constantly in New Iron, and we
consider this sinking fund in excess of what is
worn out. We believe the iron will last longer
than eleven years, and if it should wear out
in eleven years we could then sell the old iron
for something. We consider this to be q good
Investment stock, and would recommend it to
the public, subscriptions in as small amount
as one share will be taken, consequently it is
q good investment for small capitalists. It's
dividends are quarterly, and we have every
reason to hope that we can continue to pay
per cent. quarterly, and perhaps to increase
1t to 215 per cent. in a short time. For sub
scripti0ns to the stock apply to
r. B. REPPARQ.
No. 40 Bay Street, Savannah, Ca
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STATE OF GEORGIA, CH ATTAIN COUNTY
y 10 the Honorable the superior Court OF
said county:
The petition of WILLIAM ROGERS. ED
WARD MCINTYRE, II. +. TRAIN, GEORGE
n. NICHOLS, b. j. CUI3BEDGIs, ROBERT
Is. REPPARD, w. o. VAN WORST and A. s.
DELANNOY respectfully sheweth that they
desire that they and such other persons as
shall be associated with them. NAV be incor-
porated under the name and style of ''The
railroad Loan Association" and, as such cor
poratlon, may nave power to have and use a
common seal; to sue and be sued: to make
and adopt such constitution and by-l avs as to
them shall seem best; and generally to exer-
else and enjoy all the powers and u rivileges
usual or incident to corporations nn der The
laws OF this State, and necessary or advisable
for the accomplishment of the objects herein
after set forth.
That the object of said Association is the
accumulation from time to time, by m OnthIy
payments or subscriptions, of fund to be
loaned or advanced to its members, in accord
ance with the constitution and bylaws. and
upon such security as to said Association shall
seem best, Tor the purpose of assisting the said
members generally in their business, and
especially to enable them to purchase or build
visable.
That the capital stock of said Association is
twenty-five Thousand Dollars, of which the
sum Of Twenty five Hundred Dollars has been
already paid in; and your petitioners desire
the privilege of increasing the capital stock
70 any sum not exceeding Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, the increase to take place from
time to time under the operation of the con-
stitutlon and bylaws, or otherwise; that their
place OF business is the CITY of Savannah in
said State and county.
wherefore your petitioners pray that they
ana tnelr associates and successors may be in
eorporated for the term Of twenty years, with
the privilege OF renewal. under the name and
style, and with powers and privileges afore-
said.
LAWTON s. CUNNINGHAM,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
HeIlJlOl filed in Office And rpfOr6ad this .Tnnfs
18th, 1888.
BARNARD f. BEE,
Clerk S. G.. G. C..
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SElt,rr Aprrirmt.
THAT "KNowLEDGE 1T POWER"

THAT KNOWLEDGE 1T POWER"
NEEDS NO Demonstration. AND HE
WHO BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE
VALUE OF TARRANT'S SETTER
APERIENT DOES NOT NEED TO BE
TOLD THAT HE HAS 1T WITHIN HIS
POWER TO WARD OFF EVERS, BILIOUS
ATTACKS, HEADACHES, AND ALL THE
ILLS ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELS. A TEA
SPOONFUL IN A GLASS OF WATER, BE-
FORE EATING, ACTS LIKE A CHARM
AND NO WISE MAN WILL BE WITHOUT
1T. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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II have no ambition save to diminish
taxation. king Hambert, Of Italy.
What a fine Presidential candidate
King Hpmbert would makel Even Uncle
Tilden couldn't 90 him better.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-21

The death Of Archbishop Wood, Of
Philadelphia, removes one Of the most
distinguished of American prelates OF
the Roman communion.
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-sThe newspapers Of Virginia that are
bowling about the appointment Of colored
school trustees in Richmond. are behind
the axe ia which they live.'-Nc,s York
Warif. strikes Us the would-be metro
rolitau organ should 90 trifie slower.
Editor Cockcrill beat the drum for the in
SEPARATION Of those who were fighting for
Ssmho's freedom. and is consequently
somewhat advanced in his notions. Yet,
other people have a right to differ with
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pru 6ooDe, ctr.
BIZ. MCKENNA co.
viii offer the following new lots of DRESS
GOODS on MONDAY MORNING:
BLACK GOODS.

Single and Double Width CAMELiS HAIR
GRENADINES,---
VIRGINIA SUITINGS.
ALBATROSS SUITINGS,
LANGTRY- SUITINGS,
TWILLED CAMELiS HAIRS,
HINDOO SUITINGS,
KHYBER CLOTHS,
BENGALINE SUITINGS,
NUNS VEILINGS,
TAMISE CLOTHS,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
Single and Double Width French BUNTINGS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-21

The Boston Advertiser, which should
know whereof it speaks, thus delivers it.
self anent the New Hampshire Senator
ship contest: THE quarrel i'm which the
Republicans of the New Hampshire Leg
Islature are unfortunately involved over
the Senatorial question will not greatly
interest the friends of reform policies
Everybody knows that Senator Rollins Is
not an ardent FefOrmer, but who among
all his rivals isl We do not dis
cover that there is any higher prin-
ciple involved in the brOil than the
doubtful one of turning out
"A man who has been a Senator for one
term. I'm order to give some fresh man an
opportunity to share the hOnOrs and mani
pulate the machine. The New Hampshire
Republican party has been a well-drilled
army, which recognizes the divine right
of the majority to compel the minority to
acquiesce, and if there were anybody sim
cerely protesting against that sort of
thing, and whose election would promise
more liberal policies and better methods,
the matter might seem more important
than it does nOw.r We never had a con-
Stunning admiration for Rollins, but as a
refOrmer he sizes up about as well as G.
Frisbie Hoar.
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aAts-ef terNf -- "" -
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81 %.
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srn their wrappers.
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Ten Unes make 8 square-a line aNeLSses
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n.-ffres aud Special Notices 81 % per
-ruare each insertion. e,-,.-
Ill Advertisements Of Ordinances, Sherlns
--.I nfhar officials inserted at the rate pre-
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=. "a. E>TiLL- savannah, ga.
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The Cincinnati Ne,rS-,journdt denies
that Governor Hendricks, at the Indian
apolis banquet, put salt into Senator
NeDenald-s coffee. and that senator Nc
n,nsld filled Governor Hendricks sherry
glass from the vinegar cruet. The Phlla-
sieinhia Press thinks that in these days OF
universal mendacity it is refreshing to
know that there Is no dispute as to what
the Governor Of North Carolina said to
the Governor Of south Carolina.
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Smmmrr RfsOrta.
The New Bellevue Holt
MONTGOMERY, CA,

7 COATED upon the salts, is now open
IL the reception Of guests. The pTOpH1H
will spare no pains or expense to make d
delightful spot the most attractive Of ala
urban resorts and worthy the patronage
the public.
Rates per day SO, per week Sl2 so "a, /
cOrding to room and length Of stay.
For further Information take City andsl
urban Railway and come and see theplac
address j. H. A. BRUCE, Proprieti
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The New York Herdld asserts. in sub
stance. that the special counsel for the
government were aware Of their inability
o. prove a conspiracy by the star route
men. and that. As these defendants were
unnecessarily put 10 great expense, they
should De reimbursed by the government.
a ihe administration fails to recognize
their claims. a dime subscription from
sash member Of the Republican party in
roo.l standing would help the prosecuted
s,lfriotS considerably.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-21

Judging from the turn events took in
its section last fall, the Wisconsin State
Journal must be singularly oblivious to
the real condition of the Republican party.
That party was never weaker than it is
to-day, and so far from gaining strength
anywhere it appears to be losing ground
everywhere. Yet the organ above men,
toned has the cheek to remark:
southern Democratic journals are con-
spicuOusly reticent about the new move
ment to resuscitate and reOrganiZe the
Republican party in the South. There
can be little doubt but that they look upon
the present time as peculiarly OppOrtune
for such movement, and this silence on
the part of the Bourbon press can be ra-
tiOnally construed in no other way than
that these organs have wholesome fear
of ultimate Republican success"
We have heard so much Ofthe great ''anti-
Bourbon movement that never is but
always is to be put on the road here that
we despair of ever having our curiosity
gratified with a sight of it. 1t did manage
tOIreach Virginia, but its last exhibition
did not pan out well, and it gives promise
of being retired. If the Bourbon press"
declines to give it any more free advertis-
ing, that is its right.
As to fear of ultimate Republican sue
cess" the "BOurbOn organs" would have
a decidedly wholesome dread were there
any likelihood of the aforementioned sue
cess. They have a lively recollection of
the ''grand old party in it's palmy days
in this section. Those days have gone
forever, and the party can never again
have footing here.
What will follow, when the Republican
party shall have entered the grave it has
dug for itself. time only can tell. Whether
in the presence of a new party there
would be any necessity for men who are
not Democrats from conviction remain
ing in alliance with Democracy for the
sake of public safety, remains to be seen.
But our Wisconsin contemporary and
its able preceptOr, the New York Tribune,
may just make note of this fact. Radi-
calism is dead i'm Dixie and can never be
revived, and while it lives in the North
the South will be welded to Democracy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-21

Noting the expression Of the opinion
thar the Republicans can carry Ohio de-
spite the prohibitionists. if full vote is
r,ouel. the stalwart Philadelphia Ne,oS
sorrowfully remarks: I've hope 1t may
De 50. hut regard it as unfortunate that
any should rise up against the party who
professedly hold only advanced views in
m. Narr lirectinn of the party prOgress."
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SWEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGH

THIS old established Summer Resort
be open for the accommodation Of Va
June Is. 1883. All the appointments arei
class. Attached to the hotel is an exta
livery. a fine band of music for lawn ani
room. Also, Express, Telegraph anal
Office in the hotel. Board per day wa
week SIS, per month $50. Fer further
tieulars apply to JOHN /. GIVEN
Superintends
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gomm0.
Iohrrp
BoarDimo
Carpenters ann l3niIorro

MI. p. BRYAN, Carpenter and Bulil
Al shop Gordon street lane, between Dgr
ton and AbercoTn streets. Jobbing pronDf
attended to.
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n 81
A Northern organ remarks. "Raphael
Sommsz was not an admirable character
in any respect. 5ut If any Northern peo-
Mo want 10 contribute to a monument
f,pa iu his honor which is being raised IN
Mobile they can thereby furnish satisfae-
torv evidence that the war is really
over The people in whose behalf Al
miral Semmes fought have just as good
,i.-,t 10 homer him as the whole country
- "a so.or Paul Jones. Each in his
ti,e was called "rebel' and pirate"
l..,t bra,er men never trod aquarter deck.
The Washington correspondent Of the
phnaaelphia Record writes: Il don't be-
49, Malone has the faintest idea," said
=, eV-Feleral Colonel tonight, "Ghere
- commission a. a Brigadier in the Con-
r..ierafe army is. 1 captured his wagon
train one dav. They brought niG wagon
said 10 De his personal property in The
snnitars sense Of the word, In 1t were
uaet and a half Of corn aud ii grip-sack.
9r,a latter held a brand new Confederate
Rriradier's uniform and Mahone's CON-
,,iSsion as a Brigadier General in the
10y Of the Confederate States OF Ameri-
"a rave the corn TO my horse, the uni,
e,rn 10 nav little servant, whom it fitted
-, ,i.st,-. and some day I'm going to
-. tl,,. commission 20 Malone. It's in
- Ak now -
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atta9nnIia Balnt.

Whose Complexion betrays
some humilfating imperfec-
ton, whose mirrOr tells you
that you are Tanned, SallOw
and disfigured in cOunte-
nance, or have EruptiOns,
RedneSs, ROughneSs or un-
wholesome tintS of Complex
ion, we say use Hagan's Mag
nOlia Balm.
1t is a delicate, harmless
and delightful article, pro-
ducing the most natural and
enhancing tints, the artifici-
atty of which no observer
can detect, and which soon
becomes permanent If the
Magnolia Balm is judiciOusIy
used.
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DrrDnnal.

THE party that stole thai 49,.
Al Puppy from $50 South RI Vsr Co...
Sunday morning had better re tfrOaq sIressa !.
End out his name. w. MILLFPEf bes,s
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0opartnrrsbip Botirrr.
NOTICE.

VIE firm of HASLAM & HAWKINS has
a TINS day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, w. ). HAWKINS purchasing All the
having bills against the firm will present them.
and all indebted will make Immediate paw
ment, asthe business must be closed up.
HASLAM & HAWKINS.
Thanking the public for the patronage SO
literally bestowed upon the late firm. re-
spectfully solicit a continuance of the same.
JUNE ], 1888. w. s. HAWKINS,
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INSCRIPTIONS.

49, Is sIs Pcsf 05sos sa Sa0aaAdA as
es-l..f Isrres Ned NssaFr.
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Maittr0.

WANTED, wood choppers %.
" son and Whitaker streets. GFFne 8 ~
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WANTED, good cake and -,
w State wages. Address n. Tag lat
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To Dl RENT Sd until ,s 9lfebt0Sser, sixrooS
rooms, and four acres land; an KIND rG serTas
good garden in full bearing: also ,I s.' q t
Address N. S. KENYON, Madjsoobs 200 % a
county. Ga. Aoie
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WANTED, a cook and house girl -,
ply at once. S. NJ, this Office. "oaths. i
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w ANTED, first rate waitor
w day at ia South Broad str.. .AppF
Daily globe., 1883-06-18

Mr.. George T. Curtis, the literary execu-
tor of the late President Buchanan, again
comes forward with an explanation that
there is no truth IN the story of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's love for titled lady in England.
Mr.. Curtis says: II believe Mr.. Buchan-
an never destroyed any letters or even
short notes that he received while in Eng
land. and am confident that have all that
he wrote. The number is very great but
have examined them all; so that, in my
opinion, the statement that
the White house came near
having at one time titled English mis-
tress has not the slightest foundation.
The truth is that in his early life Mr.. Bu-
chanan suffered disappoint-
ment in love that was so
tragic and the circumstances of
which were so pathetic that, with his pc
cuIiar temperament and character, mar
riage became impossible to him thereafter
and do not believe that at any subsequent
period of his life he ever entertained a
serious thought of it, although he always
enjoyed the high society Of cultivated
women, and numbered many of all ages
among his intimate friends. 1 write this
in order tha: the readers of the forthcom-
ing life of Mr.. Buchanan may mot expect
20 find in It the smallest contamination of
Daily globe., 1883-06-18

this story about an English widow of very
high rank although they will find the
cause which prevented him from ever lay
ing aside his long cherished celibacy.' l
am sorry to destroy any little romance
concerning a possibly titled mistress of
the White house, but 1 have the less scruple
in doing so because the idea that such a
possibility is a matter of any interest
savors little of the snobbish.
"The lady referred to was, presumably,
the duchess of Somerset. She and Mr..
Buchanan were very good friends, but
there is no reason to believe that ther
ever was anything more tender than
friendship between them. do not believe
a word of the statement that they cor
responded ito the day of his DEATH or
that he wrote to her or received letter
from her after his return home. 1 have
all his letters, public and private, and
there is not one to or from the duchess of
Somerset, although there are some from
other English ladies. Mr.. Buchanan re-
mained in England for some time after his
niece, Miss Lane, returned home. Lady
Somerset is frequently referred to in his
letters to Miss Lane as sending her kind
messages, and so are a great many other
ladies, from the queen and the princess
royal down through all ranks of society,
as we'll as gel tlemen. Miss Lanes beauty,
grace and good sense captivated many
hearts in England, and, after she had
come home, the queen expressed her re-
gret5, in pretty direct way, that she had
not been detained in England. But as
to the supposed peculiar teRdreSSe of her
uncle for the titled widow, l believe it to
be a myth"
Daily globe., 1883-06-18

Yesterday a man was taken in custody
by the police for committing murderous
assault upon a man named Johnson, an
empIoye in the Washburn c Touring mill.
The circumstances of the afray are as fol-
lows: The man in custody stepped up to
Johnson in boarding house at 7O3 Soath
Washington avenue and asked him if he
considered himself as good a man as a
year ago. Johnson replied in the affirma-
tive, when the fellow struck him terrible
blow upon the head with an iron rod, fell
ing him to the floor insensible Johnson
was treated by DR.. Brown, who states that
the wound is dangerous, and had the pa
tient received the blow half an inch more
to the side of the head it must have beer
fatal
Daily globe., 1883-06-18

A large number of people went out to
Lake Minnetonka yesterday despite the
busy and continued rain storm. The
steamers we're well freighted with passen-
gers. After leaving the wharf at Chap
mans in the upper lake, the Belle of Min
netonka and the City of ST. Louis INDUCED
in d little race which narrowly escaped
in ending in catastrophe.
The Belle proved the fastest and was
rapidly gaining the front, when the City
steered to cut her off, but was too slow,
coming up against her with crash. The
Belle was practically uninjured, but the
railing of the City was demolished and the
boat was otherwise damaged. The excite
ment was great, but no one was hurt.
Daily globe., 1883-06-18
16O pounds to the square inch, and Col.
Glenn tested them at 235 pounds.

16O pounds to the square inch, and Col.
Glenn tested them at 235 pounds.
Mayor Ames has issued the following:
MAYORS OFFICE, June 16, Col. A. G.
Berry, Chief of Police, Sir: am informed
that women of i'll repute have recently
opened houses of ill-fame in various por-
tions of the city. You will at once make
a thorough inspection of the residence
sections of the city, and when you are
satisfied from general reputation that a
house is occupied by female prostitutes you
will notify them to discontinue their traffic,
and if your directions are not followed you
will present them to the municipal court
for punishment. 1 desire that this order
be rigidly enforced. Respectfully,
A. A. AMEs, Mayor.
At about midnight the watchman at
Harrison's clothing store, on the corner OF
Washington and First avenue south, was
awakened by pair of burglars, who had
gained entrance into the store through
transom over the rear door opening upon
the alley. They were engaged in throwing
goods into the alley at the time. Inc
watchman shot at them and they jumped
through the window, smashing the glass,
and fell into an open hatchWay, from
which they managed to get out and make
their escape before Sergeant Mchenna and
Officer Kelly. who arrived moment later,
came up. 4 large amount of clothing was
found in the adey by the policemen.