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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Local Personal.

Mr.. Robert Z. Allen, Of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday, and made the NEWS a
pleasant call.
Judge John J. Gresham, of Macon. and
). M. lnmap, OF Atlanta, Directors Of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company,
were in the city yesterday in attendance
at the April meeting of the directory.
Mr.. j. j. Steytler, a New York news
paper man and a member OF the New
York Press Club, is in the city, and paid
the NEWS call yesterday. Mr. Steytler
made the trip from New York mere on the
brig Lewis l.. Squires as the guest OF
Capt. Leighton.
Col. Robert Forsyth, who has been seri-
Ously III for the past month at the resi-
dence OF j. l.. Wnatley, Esq, on Henry
and Lincoln streets, is improving. and
his friends hope for his ultimate recoY-
cry. Col. Forsyth is one of the old-time
railroad men in the country, and is well
known throughout the North and West as
well as in the South.
Nicholas Muller, Jr., of the Delaware,
Lackawanua ana Western Railroad. son
of Congressman Muller, of New York.
and Asher Barnett, Assistant Librarian
OF the House Of Representatives. VINO
have been in Florida for the past three
weeks, are stopping at the Screyen. where
they viii remain some time Mr.. Muller
Is relative OF Mr.. Frank Hart Of this
city.
Among the arrivals at the Marshall
House last nigbt We're VIM. Pyott, Louis
vile, Ky; > l., Pratt, New York: 5. Nj.
Ptcomb aud wife, Newbury. Mass; Gid.
con Currler and wife, Raymond, n. IL.
Dr. ). saunders, n. ii. Saunders, Fennv.
wood, Va; Judge G. j. Holton, BaNiey.
Ga; Mrs. g. l.. Adams, Miss NJ. l.. El3s
Miss n. +. Ellis, Montpelier, VT; w.
l.. Wills and wte, Chelsea, Mass: j
A. Bower and wife, Fail River, Mass.
AT the Pulaski House were Z. II. Jordon
and vile, Chicago: Mrs. &. T.. GOODYEAR,
Brunswlck; Mrs. II. W. bradbury, nurse
and enid, ana Miss Gregory. Augusta.
Me-; Miss A. q King. WASHINGTON. u. &.
Miss u. l.. Gficrd, w. +. Wheeler aud
vile, Miss Wheeler and W. +. Wheeler,
wife and child, New York; Mrs. G,
7. DibOie and Miss Dibble, Michigan,
At the ScreYen House were Charles n .
Shepard. Boston; Dir. John Nj. Whetstine.
Cincinnati, ONO; j. g. Cald well. Chica 20 /:
l.. y Campbell, Cincinnati; J. q. Wicker
sham and wife, NJ Iss Lizzie {. Wickersham
aud Miss Mary l.. Wickersh I'm CalifornIa.
+. G. Wilson ard wife, Haycrhil Mass. /:
n. Muller Jr.. A. Barnett. New
York; j, 3. Withers, Naylor, Ga.
Al the Harnett House were Or. Robert L..
steele, Miss III. Z. Steele, Miss 4. II.
Steele william Entwistle and wife,
George Entwlstle, Rockingham, n. o.:
NJ. Freeman, Augusta, Ga; 4. j. Todd
and VIE, Columbus, o.; Dr. j. W. Far.
met, Hineeule, Ga; William +. Fvfe.
Miss Dora Fyfe. Clinton, Wy, $. b.
Fawer 4. A Scarboro, Barlow. Ga:
FRANK ). Cookley, Las VEGAS, n. NJ.
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SAVANNAHTO THE FRONT.
A SIqREINss SEASON OF BASE
BAIL IN SIGHT.

F,.,bu.ta..,o Ay..,tos NJ the Fords,
O.. - -. 800 ~. S.w.r
VPNi" @AV '-s "N
non lass ran A@r Dc7Sti0n VIE @hi~eu
with Capital STOCK of 81 .500-Appli-
cssion for Aam4s~Jssa to the Southern
49,. Ara,.t.. r.. a.. 49,.
- ~
The movement too ards forming q Base
Nm A-.,i,4s~.- -. ,.-A.oh v,,,,,tio,, ,,-.,,
~ Hoo'04"ei""' " " 49,
made IN yesterdays NEWS. c"IuAnat2a
last pight in an erfiusfas1tc meeting at
,t-.-s..-
"F'' . -, -, =,
sehtsu showing lnah @~-oVV Eau peeh SUI
scribed to the capital stock Of the pro
posed organization. on motion of Col
I n T.fnl M. r r, Tbompsor was
,a1ta,l - tl,,',,t,.fr ~. CO I Como
49, g. ~ ~, sorat,,.,, 'o - V0'
-, 80 =. tIi,,ir GoI nam +bo obafr on
I1oeiel, - Sro 80
ppotaS,ti,,'. ~ 49, EstiiI 1rhn,nas u
IT1,l+a,+5 ,t'r-is go
,rto "6,,,-littl ottdr cors,lto+ior ,,odo
M, foiIogri r,7olt t.binb VS. a5ol,tod
' - -
sba luz llS ,,ab ~ Re asal.i
and shall consist of sucb persons who have
subscribed 10 the cagitai stock and such
others as may hereafter become stockholders.
The ofieers shslt consist OF Fres-
ueht' TefS ul-I' a 9teITtaIt anu i" noal
a.. . 80, of,j..'.,.s the dIIfiot If ssid
of5cers ~ he 4 fned Nv sucb bv-fays "a NAV
b. hereafter adopted
8, The committee recommend thata char
ter be applied for Immediately, IN such form
40 ''iT W y. -, ~ 10 ~ Ht1m
Gentlemen ~ offrors. 80
Prrsldpnt-F. G. DuBignon.
,Treasurer-J. il Johnston.
secretary-T. d. Thompson.
n pjreetofsF u ~ snqn' ~ H. Johnston
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

At the Chickering warerooms on Fifth
avenue we saw two pianos last week
with the above numbers. The first one,
No. G9,999, was an upright of satin wood,
with extraordinary carvings and rolled
gold ornaments. Fhe second one, No.
10000. was parlor grand made to order
for q French nobleman, whose name was
inlaid. Tae design was fantastic and
decidedly original, and the piano, which
has been shipped to Paris, will attract
attention not only on account Of its mag
niticent exterior, but also for its flush,
tone and touch.-Nee0 York Musical
Courier.
All styles of Chickering Pianos are sold
on easy monthly payments at LUDDEN s.
BATES MUSIC HOusE.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
WORK or TIE COUNTS.
A Verdict for $40. 600 Against the Cen
tral Railroad.

At the sitting of the Superior Court
yesterday the argument IN the case OF
Daaiel Swint, administrator ii W. I.
Lambert, against the Central Railroad
and Banking Company and the Georgia
Railroad and Banking Company, was re-
sume1 by the counsel for the defendants,
when Col. Lester concluded in behalf OF
the plaintiff. The case was given TO the
jury shortly after l o'clock. After being
out nearly three hours verdict was re-
turned against the defendants and allow
ing the plaintiff damages In the sum Of
Sl0.s& II 1t is understood that the case
VIII be appealed.
A negro named John Lee pleaded guilty
to the charge Of larceny from The house
and was sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary.
The next case tried was That Of the
State against a large square-sh ouldered
and unprecedented negro named Napo-
leon Harrington, charged Win assault
with intent to murder. The testimony
showed that on Feb Is Harrington went
70 house in l amscraw to see young
coored woman named Lula HINES. The
house was a Cne-story structure and was
in part occupied by sam Fields and his
wife. Ii was late ia the evening when
Harrington went to see MS friend, and
while he was there Fields Knocked at
the front door. His spouse called out
for him to wait minute. sam waited
a while, and finally burst the door in,
when, it was claimed, he caught Ma
poleon retreating to a rear room. Fields
followed, and Harrington attacked him
with a knife. AT the trial yesterday the
jury returned a verdict finding the prison.
er guilty of stabbing, not IN his own
defense and not under circumstances Of
justification. He was then ordered into
the dock and sentenced TO twelve months,
with hard labor, on the chain-gang.
The court then adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The United States Court Docket,
The United States Circuit and District
Courts, Hon. Emory Speer presiding, will
convene next Monday. The ,ollowiDg
cases have been set for trial in the Cir
cult Courts
April 13.-Dennis Cross, Emanuel coun-
ty, distllery; George Heard, Screven
county, retailing; W. II. Blitch,
Bulloch county, retailing.
April 15.-J. II. Williams, Jefferson
county, mailing obscene letter; Walter
NJ. Parker, Scriven county, retailing;
oot'h p = a. hCl, SCliAtu CVuuL9 lFb4lit me
April l6.-Jeffri d. Blackstone Column
bia county, retailing; A. p. Smith, Bryan
county, pension frauds; Louis North,
Glynn county, embezzlement.
The following cases have been set for
trial IN the. District Court:
April 1E.-James Wilson, McDuffie
county, intimidating witness; Fl. w. R4II,
Chatham county, violating section 1906
Revised Statutes; James Parker, Jeher-
son county, retailing.
April 15.-Otis B. salley, Richmond
county, retailing; Samuel Nance, Appling
county, retailing; David G. Finch. Bull
loch county, retailing; V. II. Burns,
Scriven county, retailing; 5. Z. Bolton,
Scriyen county, retailing.
April 16.-H. 5. Bitch, Bulloch county,
retailing; David Is. Rigdon, Bulloch
county, retailing.
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each one Of which was followed by a
chOus. This was followed by the Alcern
Creed. versicles aud collects, alter whilE
the school sang
Have y5u heard tho wln1ruus story
OF this gIsrioas Raster day
The infant ciass, composed Of about
twefYe very snail children mostly eri*.
then sang in a 'ay which -.oatiy pleased
an who were present.. we FreSf utsoo7
of banBers thsn took place, the school ~
tae same Tune singins;
"Han! TO the brightness which heralds Thy
glory" etc,
after whirh the rector addressed the pu-
pits briefly. n explained to tnem the
~ eaningNof the anniversary. and 10y ask
i'm the children questions relative 70 the
& ffCreut anniversaries Of the more event
fHl incidents in the life of Christ.
not only entertained bd instructed
his auditors. He illustrated what
was IN ant by the word power,
aod recalled the events in The earthly
career of J sus when hr babe the sea 70
be- still and banished the legion of devils
or cvll spirits VIII had controlled the
stroHy man at Them Will. He told his
youthful hearers not to be afraid Of such
things termed ghosts, for all spirits were
uaQer the power Or'cOutrOl Of Chl &. he
sal d that the good spirit Of God was
ever present by day and by night, and
that ID was shown in the flowers, which
could not live and grow and send forth
Fragrance but tor the spirit OF God. which
gave them lite. The reverend speaker
concluded by c0unseling his children TO
remember Christ and the events a5socl-
atad with Easter Gay.
After collection, in which the otier
ings amounted to nearly so, the school
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
SOWING roIsoN BRoADcAsr.


Meat Covered wsth >trschnine Scattered
ia the ri ids ia j fferson County.
A letter received yesterday by District
Attorney Darneil, from a citizen of jet
ierson county, indicates that vigorous
but dangerous war is being made in JEFF
erson and Emanuel counties upon DOGS.
amt that other animals nave also suffered
by the MEASURES.
The writer says that meat poisoned with
s'3ctuiBe has been liberplly distributed
throu shnut "a considerable scope On terri.
Tory Ia The counties named. and that the
cafeasses Of all dead ANIMALS are filled
with The deadly drug. A number
o. hue dogs, hog, aud other
ANIMALS ave been poisoned. and people
ale q raid 20 use the water out of tie
anrhcs ana springs lest thb stry ehnlue
mas bY some meaNs gotten into ID. Tn
writer wants o. An0w il There Is aay Eun.
aumant uudor the statutes Of tla United
states tpr scattering ppisou iu such an I'M
dh ermin&te way. ii charges chat ii Is
fut out hy sheep ratstrs. Toe Attorney
r.rl el taat lie United st8tes Courls ha.i
jurisdiction in such mauell. end that
tn cmcd} Uas IN the state Cuu. ana
ul.ce regulations OF he counties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
RAILROAD rNrELLIaENoE.
Gleanings from Along the Track and
Crossties.

The Crosstie Tourist, new twelve
page monthly, railroad and commercial
paper, will be published in Atlanta about
May l.
1t is expected that work will soon be
commenced on several important routes
in Louisiana. The first is the proposed
New Orleans, Natchez and Norfbwe sgn
Railroad, from New Orleans thfouSa
Northwestern Louisiana ana Arkansas TO
Kansas and the far West. Another ROAD
is the proposed North and South Railroad,
which is designed to extend from Pine
Bluff Ark, through Monroe to New
Orleans The latter road, the originators
promise, viii be complete within three
Years time. The Natchez, Jackson and
Columbus Railroad is to be changed
from a narrow gauge to standard gauge
road, and to be extended to Columbus,
Miss, its originally intended northern
terminus
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ONE OF THEl"oLD GUARD. ;,
A Memento OF Con Grant ~ the Chicago
Convention of 1880.

A NementO OF Cen. Grant ~ the Chicago
Convention of 1880.
United States District Attorney 5. A.
parnell was one Of the "old guard" at the
Chicago Convention in 1850, and was ye-
cipient Of one OF the celebrated medals
given to the faithful 500 who TODD by Mr..
Conklmg in hts famous efforts 10 secure
the nomination of Gen. Grant. Mr.. Oar
nell eceiVed the medal soon after the con
yenti0n. IL his lain neglected in drawer
until The Illness Of Gen. Grant ha S again
brought his name prominently bel ore the
public, and caused MIR. ID arnpu 10
bring the medal to light. 4 NEWS
reporter found him contemplating IL yes
t'rday with no small degree a pride
and thinking no doubt OF the sen "a lions
that thrilled him when Mr.. Cnnkhng
strobe down the aisle OF the hail in which
the convention was held, and mo uuting
the table used by one Of the newt wrapper
reporters delivered the celebrated Ia czech
placing Grant in nomination The
medals are Of bronze and have often keen
described. On one side is a picture
Of Gen. Grant in bas-relief surrou D. ied
by figures showing each ballot, anG ON
the other sAle IN raised letters, .'C 70 nj
manl9ralYe Of the Thlrty.siX Ballots OF
the Ola Guard for Ulysses :. Grant for
president; Republican National Con ~ H.
ton. Chicago, June, 1880" Mr.. llar-
nefs name is engraved below this in
fupt,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
THE YACHTING SEASON.
The Annual Spring Regatta to Take
Place on May Is,


The Savannah Yacht Club met yester-
day at the office Of ex-Secretary Wylly,
No. 100 Bryan street, to arrange for the
annual spring regatta. There was a fun
attendance of members, and Lively inter-
est was manifested in the affairs of
the club. 1t was decided, after
some discussion, that the regatta should
take place over the Thunderbolt course,
on Friday, May Is. The arrangements
are in the hands Of the stewards, who Will
meet next week to settle upon the details.
A number of additions were made to
the membership Of the club, among them
being the names OF A. NJ. Martin, Jr., j.
r. Whitehead, r. W. Adams, Jr., A. w.
Harmon and j. p. Williams.
fhe club is in an exceedingly prosperous
condition, and with the lively interest
that has been taken thus far in aquatic
sports the season promises a series Of I'M
usually brilliant yachting events.
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the 30 ARD OF TRADE.
It's Reply to the New York Naval Stores
and Tobacco Exchange.

It's Reply to the New York Naval Stores
and Tobacco Exchange.
At the meeting of the directors Of the
Board Of Trade yesterday afternoon the
horning problem was fully discussed, and
the resolutions adopted by the naval stores
merchants on Tuesday were presented
and read. The directors, in replying
to the New York Naval Stores
and Tobacco Exchange commune
cation and resolution, asking the board
to produce documentary evidence in sup
port OF the charge made against New
York buyers, directed the Superintendent
to say that the board renewed its former
pledges to do all in its power to suppress
fraud, but that it did not feel called upOn
nor could il furnish such information or
evidence as WAS asked; that in one in
stance It had punished an offender under
similar charges, and would do so again
whenever the charge was sustained by
evidence. There is no doubt Of the honesty
Of purpose Of the naval stores merchants
rs body, or of the Board of Trade, in their
desire to suppress horning, but there
seems to be no way to do it, except the
State or local authorities take the matter
in hand and by laws or ordinances make
it q punishable offense, at the same time
not losing sight of the fact that the mer-
chants in this market should have some
protection from infringements by out
side dealers.
Another move is being urged upon the
Board OF Trade in the matter of classifi-
cation or grading, gauging, etc. There is
demand for one standard and a unitorm
manner Of CHASING or grading rosins.
which, If observed, would do away with
a good deal Of the fraud practiced ON mer-
chants of this section by merchants in
Northern markets, and would do away
with much Of the reclam0ti On which has
become crying evil.
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70 uayana via Tampa-The Rout e
stu Onan

A dlapltch rom New Orleans from
President Il. y. Plant TO col. IL. s..
Haines, Ganera Manager, dated mt 8
o'cl1ck last night, states that the dat,
for the quarantine 10 be enforced at that
port has tcen extended, and that tue
Nor gan Line oil steamers will continue the
mail ceryice from New Orleans 10 Ha-
yaua, via Tampa, until further notice.
Toe steamship Hutchinson will leave
New Orb ins on April %. touching at
Tampa for passengers going 10 Havana
Via the savannah, Florida aud Western
Railway and It's Florida connections Of
the Plant systJm.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

We would like to meet the many read
ers Of the MORNING NEWS and have a
pleasant chat with them. and inform them
OF our method adopted this season in our
business, but as that would take toe much
Of our time, / beg to inform them through
this that we start IN this season with
prices that will ast0nish all. and with n
line OF goods never equalled iE material.
style, make and finish. We have, after
great pans, gotten together a stock Of
Clothing from which the most fastidiuus-
ly inclined can be suited. We have'for
dress; l aud button cutaWay Frock
suits n black, blue, brown, wine and
dahha, Of the finest imported cork screw
materials, and q choice line Of Fancy
Suitlng0t Same make. We have the SAME
material in all these colors ia Sack suits.
straight and cutawaE. We have all the
newest styles in cheek and plaid Suiting.
we carry the largest line of Young Mems
eulls IN tbe CITY. We have a choice line
OF Irouserng, and a great many novel
lies IA Clothing not 10 be found ia any
other establishment IN the city.
All these goods we propose 10 sell early
IN the season, aud start IN with cJsSfpq
oW prices. Fncts-no humbug. simon
Mitchell, 100 Br0ughton street, Sign Of
tAt Golden Arm. ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Eor SaIr.
The HandsOmest Residence in the
City at Private Sale.
c. II. DORsETT. Real Estate Dealer,

c. II. DoRsETF, Real Estate Dealer
I am Offering at private sale that handsome
residence, fronting east on Monterey squale'
known as the LATHROP RESIDENCE
In finish, location, eonyenienees ana sur
roundings, this property has no superior ~
the city. Built without regard 20 cost y y
elegant in oh its appointments, and comoine'
All that the most exaeting would desire IN q
drst-class home.
For details Of description, size terms e'0a
apply as above 40 100 Bay street.
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zlirettnnn-

ZeruhbabpI Lodge NJ. Is. r. =
, 4 regular communicating Of mi. L
Lodge win be held tins Cfbnrsitlils A
EVENING, at S O'Clock. st.3 ? W. y.
The p. A, Degree viii be confer,o, TX
Members Of sister Lodges M ~ ~ \
brcAhren are cordially inyi ed. Ev orr54insleDi
p. II, WARD, sec'y. '''-'" I'll W. NJ
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FILLING Up TIE OFFICES.
THE COMMISSIONERS RETURN
TIL PRESENT NOUN RENTS.

THIS CpAk NfTGSEONERS RETURN
~, 49,, ,NY,-,vts4 rsyrNrrgss
ina. I ms ~ 1 W : - '-'''
-. x,,,.u nsEfrn Re. electe.i Clerk Of
*. Sd .,a Dr. william q. Builoch
S.,..s.,. .,,,,,,s,,t,r.-v,t ~ tbe
- -. - Tha Carorpy
-, g,,s-..- ~, rt-,ov
mace SO 80. r,'~....,.,,, a.,
License outsi"o VIC ivy
$50 Tea year
The principal interest inthe AprAmeei-
ir.,.of TO Comfy Commissioners yester-
..t.r.,, 4, ~. ..l.o,i.n fo, Clerk and
"'3 .-;4t fr.,,,
J*i fbN~eiah' I've e' r." 'l' ''"
r. D. Walker, Chairman. presiding anu
Commissioners l.aut0G. Casey. Estill and
.s.., ,,...s,r+ ,rho election for CLERK
.,..+,,., ~ cont Tata
"~e.s ~ lis
Dtboat inc present lNe'i" .''''''
s. baIoel was also reelected Jan
la.
,a..5 ~ f.,,,,,is4iarers T.avtoa.
r.''..1. ~ MA WIS rsf4rrad
ar.i ,,ra.antu,.ar * tDe Grand
d.| 1uo. 5ar eeurt f9r fho ia4t
!, ,o1.t,5r'ao4 .t,tll.Iry t.sIHl.. was made.
n, +.,..5 tt.t ,,,..st ~ ma st,.,.,ss-
LII - "a. INV mr. renajrs az
rs gara attended TO- The recon-
,,,o'+.-,..,.ora t5at nastlv imnrovements
I ny m85e ' ON he court .,ir house
L,,,ltfaE ,oro in,nraeticable M fbp
49,, 1,',.,,l' fi,,s ~ ,rl.in9t 81 tha want Of
necessary legislation D. enable tba beard
more as that the BIZ sent to the county Rep
49, tt,,,s r., H.. ,,r.,,sa,,ts1 totn agls.
isfnre Vas So amended AS 10 exclude The
CONT house from its henehta.
Tho ranort nj q R5aouIn and otbers.
t6e matter Of J ID. Fauutain. re0ncst
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
1919. lnotoatloas.

For the South Atlantic states to-day:
Fair weather, preceded IN the coast by
LOCAL showers, winds shifting to north and
northeast, slightly colder, followed by
rising temperature in the west portion,
and higher barometer.
The height OF the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock p. n. yesterday (Augusta
time) was so ieet-no change during the
past "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
At Savannah April s. 1854 and 1883:
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2a1arrtanrn-

UNDERGRADUATES anvil --,-,----
sonhoro, :. e., ~ arch %, 1855. Nv lg i9 Jack
Beliager, Mr.. CHARLES ii. ASpPe es. G
Miss SUSIE L. CATERS. DLHs0N an
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
To the Public.

Prior to going out of the Clothing
and Furnishing Goods business we will
sell, for CASH ONLY, our entire stock OF
Mems, YOUTHS and ChjldreWs Clothiag,
HITS and FURNISHING goods regardless Of
cost. We invite the public as well as
the trade. Come one, come all, and secure
bargains. our stock must be sold in 90
days. GAZAN a CO.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Are you suffering from a Cough. Cold.
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any OF the various
pulmonary troubles that so often end in Cou4
sumptiong If 50, use Wil5or's Pure Cod-
Liser Oh and lime" a safe and sure remedy!
This is no quack preparation, but is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty. Manu-
featured only By A. b. WILBOR, Chemist.
Boston Sold by All druggists
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

The proper caper n light Derbys ana
straw Hats, ~ Belslngers, "A Whit
aker strpet.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Spring Goods now open aad ready for
inspection at Appel Bros?-adp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Mhitemash Rrnshes.

And various other articles too numerous TO
mention, at the only TEN CENT STORE id
town. l54 Bryan street. Cali and see these
and other bargains.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Ine Uniform scale ofprices, the Gle.
ganec OF cuisine, The comfortable, cleanly
ana home-llko appearance of apartments.
nave placed this popular hotel amenr the
most prominent Of toe South. which rs.
Meets great credit on rs manager, who
leaves nothing undane To enhance the
comfort Of It's numerous patrons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Lace and SILK scaris, at Boisugers, "a
Whitaker street.-Adg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Easter Eggs free.

Underwear specially, at Belsinger's,
q Whitaker street.-Ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Ladies', am making every day q fresh
lot ot pure, rich and delicious Ice Cream.
(ouly the fruits ussd) or any
other flavor desired smd your orders 10
IheO. kaderlck. agent. 81 Bul atrnnl.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

single breasted straight cut Sacks. in
stylish ., plaids aud plain patterns, at APP
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Haapt lodge No. IS, !. \ : :

The regular weekly meeting Of ,bo
8 o'cl9ck. a ENlNG, al
There viii be candidate for initiate.
r eySrg member h IS earnestly requested T.
brought before the Lodge p0i lance wlll bq
BY order eff JONAS Rt1,-7,,--
attest; A. y. MANUCY. secretarl,o, = n. G.