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60 suppose thst Az house in The city
car o., wi sell Clothing AID OvercoAis
al lovsr rrlce, than J.. B. Spence a
oor. t.l Man street.
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Ho-ford-s Aesa Phosphate.
FOR ALCOHOLISM


pr. ). 5. Huffman, Philadelphia, Pa,
saws 1t is Of good service In the
uoubles arising from alcoholism, and
gives satisfaction IN ny practice"
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DEMOCRATIC Caucus.
VI. Fun o-sou's SPoils Commil'er Daieai"d
tounty JudGrs Nominht-d-

W. Fun o-sou's SpoiIs Commute Dafeai"d-
tounry Judfes NomiuHt~d-
4 caucus Of The Democratic mem
btrs Of both houses was held last nigh;
n TIE hal Of The House Of Delegates.
The caucus was vel attended. eighty
seven members beng present.
The first thing done was TIE numna-
tion Of county judges. and The follow
irc were uominated-Do nominations
te,nc made IN counties and districts
v here there was any contest
Agorr,rv an Crl.e. g. Jones. Anne Is.
J. fhrrtr. hmHtfe' "A AN Iula. .
Aypcuatf.I. 81 = Farrls. Augusta john
"a STOUT. ikTiaN. ]. " Chichester fs u.
.uIe' B. n -pt 'uar. tred"fr l. y Lam
D.. cam Gloucester Nafuer 7. l.ae, d.
rcu.t tnl james 81. Irr.. Ha taI. "a.
D. fBtItaB. Isle ~ WIElt George Il.
Atkinson p lC ...ls II I'D. q. .r1ght .u'DE. .
hatlsuI and Green. ,. N. Mon 'er NtV
Rent sIl Charles cry. Isaac b. Christian .
Nr..la gfou. "a =. NrfIf .'r-uLe ~. r.
Ta.lf, rro. Prince EdpGrd o. " lru;e
primo. tsaOrrt and ~.rfE ua-tE p. v.-.
s.ruress Anne d. N. kee .ul tru.- de
.Fa. u p I.Fe.uIt. Roanoke .i-.e.
l-Hr. E.rEm.u-s Wiau . Houston.
j. Newman. Wr.ts.ur..bft alt h.r.-
uur. 1..uss ..lr~. Ns.Ht. -. , Ir.-
tr..
The next business before toe caasa,
vas the cousi orauur Of The resolution
offered ty NJ. Abrtu Illker>ou. OF
Warrington county. Thi, resolution
provided To- the arportioumeai o. the
.fce,. including cierF>hips. Ac.. 10 she
basement. rs 3 committee O. ten. The
iles is explained III, way Add d; thf
salaries O. clerks a3a officers. aul
suIpo-i.c that ,l.s amounted % So
1p.. then The committee o. ten wolia
arporton 20 ea.h congressional 1i-trlc;
$1,000 Of patronage
LcrC discussion followed, and. upon
reaching vote Ny. fuIkersou re,c-
luton was defeated by vote .f I'd g.
-.
TIE caucus then g. olruea 90 meet
tonight 3: O'Clock.
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Call "a tul Nam street. and see the
prices that /. J.. spence D. Son are offer
ur JAe,r siock Of Clothing and Oger-
coats a.. They are determined 10 sell
., .ow a. the lowest.
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Rlnn

Nj. Roland Reed. the comedian. be
c,s ST. engagement 81 the LIchmood
Ihestre tonight. when be WI produce
Ny. MErsdeD's latest success. Hum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

s4oLE Tkrxy C1sAEs.

A hesLi.fu. assortment - CHi-..TV as
Cams D. F.t6-l-n PAEHAv 8 AN5EE-
s.>~ -l.- es.r MAI street.
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EhoKE TE-IT CIGAKs.

HANlso'F hoah> ~. .au.r foi presents 81
~. Fl.H PALHAE. a ANIiEs lIo7
ea-j Man s,rrrl
skoKE TRIxY Ct6ARs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

E0UND. A LADN'S MUFFs
Il small ,azs The owner can obtain
rsme ~ applying 70 the ssront stsIsu.i.
b0He De a-lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.
TIE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
unds for Pebble Eoncati0p-Ths Late 1res-
ssfer oT sfsunfen- Jnces Of VYthe-Netes
81 Hsus, rrnceedinGs.

sSfer Of srsupfeb- Jucee Of wvthe-Noiss
81 Hons. rroceedinGs.
Seusts.
The Senate met 81 noon-Bon. John
/. Hurt, President pro tem.. IN the
chair. Prayer by Rev. A. c. Bledsoe,
b. j.
A communication was laid before the
Senate by the President from Hon. z.
x. IarT. Superintendent Of Pdblic lD-
struction, as follows
The conference ~ county ard Q " super
f.I a deu1f 90 Vun.iC free fch pols nd pr nci-
rRiA ui biCh schools a. .ts laet s,-se on adopt
% fht following resolutions sud directed
q ~ tisN should be forwarded 90 yOur hon
OrHht body Tor consideration ~ follows,
J. Essoired Thai Tie Conference Of -
pcriuteraeniE o. Pubic schools - NirE ms
IeaUectfusy REQUEST the General Asse ~ bly,
o. virginia BtXf coDNeuinE 70 amend me
Grfuds3an act 80 ss 70 y. .Eire The Auditor
OF Public Accounts 10 report nlf calculation
OF fCIrO.-lGI 20 the >uIef uicndeni OF Pun
DC Instruct iuH ou or before he hr-f DAY Of
August o. eRch ear VINO shall s. once ap-
portion 10 among The cfUes towns hn-
counties according % sch"o. pRpulRtlou.
q Jtv.irco That We deem u very n 20
pOriarf tLaf s. lSIrer percentage o. The state
rfNeuue he 81 BVar tN lHW fo' tie support
uf public educBuOr.
TIE follow Irr rcsu,Ui iou was Rlso adopted .
v heTens IN tie opinion OF inls c1uiertne,
q would pdd greatly % Inc efficiency o. The
district nUhrd ut Trustees 90 make tne Office
OF trustee pa O one therefore We NJ
gently recommend 90 TIE i1ebtrBi Asse ID
h.t next 90 convene TIE pnsssge Of isv
H4loW iIl trust est a reasonable pef diem 10Y
liH @ UPluyt G.
A fruf COM.
GIUI.DF " HAWNHrEsT -ecTe tary.
lu Orcc Ieuce 20 the Instructions o. TIE
conference o. county aud City suTy-r. intend
'Iff q respectfully submit The foregoing
reso.t' or. o. nu1 onDshie body and AL
f0uf Dn.sIderh iuU o. ihe same, hespeci-
fully X. X FAEE
Superintendent o. Public instruction.
TTloBTIu from COMMITTEES.
Ey Nj. Wiclham, from The Commit
zee OF Finance and Banks: House bill
70, ihe Iebe o. The taxpayers Of the
clty O S,aurt0n. without amendment.
The mL was subsequently taken w
and passed
Ey same Senate bill 90 empower the
EoErl of Supervisors OF Hanover county
20 give additional compensation 70
Judge .. J.. Ios;ef. without amend
mGt. and Senate bill 10 release lo;
No. .-4. lu Ihe plan Of Sidney. from
taxes ,eportea delinquent with AZ
Amendment.
IEIsINTTu AND EII EEREu.
Hy Nr. Dicrs A bi.l directing the
Secretary Of tb, Commonwealth to attx
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I.1nn w,.n1n Hnrrc- Mcnc,

8, ro; r.-t. On c-ry property. CAL on
y. "a. Esvc. ~. : Eleventh street
r-lo. . Williams ODD stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
AOLNCY.

Nu.xr,-Ts, D.. CONS dtr ref 700 great 4 pro-
r.r.ur hur Hpt.f uC tn Gre conduct OF the
.f,,-, b.. l,Is,. Iut .il ufuf enema. VITA
.st.ra-trt.,-ttu for lhlE niug and pruiuui-
eAt.rl Information. tl-E AGENCY b ustly
:. lfr1.c b.. p, pa IRONS as aDiuof-tN on Al
l.att.-, fTeciug commtrcih. credit
d. .f,.,ttlUu, art. E--Hi.f and q hugi-
lfs. .afuti ruar any pIrrrs 'u ~ organiss-
t..-. ID f.eV word conducted Pa one interest
AID Dud.r one manage -I.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
CAxPTT~ CIEaNEB.

WHY GAZE JPCN UNSIGHTLY
W lsrpeis Ant kuet whsu VOC can
have fhsrl CLEANED 20 loDE Ike ntx
y ~ Ire A rU.e ker CRstor7 ~eLd Ordes 10
MkA a FA4.E sos no-t. fiftn street.
o. =. fL@
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pfrnaAnts

v man LJClteuuerg Anc e.. J. Lichien-
terg. Partners t-Ed ~ under th1 crm-
s..r... ..f r.r.r.r..ra a -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
III OEnLRN.

VIRGIN A-AT RULES HELD N
TEE tLkRk~ OFFICE or TRE
tIKCl n Col TT uf Tn CITY - alCH-
tkMkkk lsss-
John dams .P.aiDtlc.
Sgn.nsi
Wl.l6m LIcltruuerg sne e.. ). Lichien-
tIerg, Partners lad ~ under the erm-
name of Ltcif feuDerg a SOUS
DefendGBcs
"a CAsE ANu rraN AZ IrTAcHNESr KK-
-t ENEI AAECI-gED.
The ot.cct ~ tuis sui u 10 obtain juds-
Lelt sga.Ilsi v .lllhIl Litct leL berg AID &.
! L1chienoerg psrIuers. trading under the
tfm-Dsine 0l ILcAtcuuerg 4 s0us. Tor tho
slm - tSttt VA luteresi o. sas.3X part
Thereof RON tie litb dsy 20 JUBe, sss,
uDtl PAD. AID 20 Sttkct tue goods and
cebis due Tie saic Llcntern- ~ q -Snns IN
jbe cts of hiChmODd Va. and SUBJECT the
SAME 10 the payment o. tae plstUtirs
c4AlB
AID aaidsvit nav q peeu made and nIea
that tht defendants ar non res denk Of
I'M >taie. they are fe GlEed % aPfear here
II one ~ DIR amer aae guos1cstion
hereof auc du vtai = necessary - project
their iBteresI tu ttssU.t.
A cUTy-Itste
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
W. u ins.hi ~. = !, de s-wss
NTIR6lAIA-IN TIE CIRCUIT
COCRT Of IHE CITY OF RICH
NOND DECEMBER ! 1858
> :. Ckcoi -.......-.-.. .......... Piatnf!r
HghiIsi
}. ~. AegibDen +. ". Bra ~ tile. gDd 7
Meg Oben. pSftnen n irad., do. ~ pas,-
Df-ss nsidef the "a "a and style of 4 W. Me-
4 buFn 4 90. ........... .......... De ssnc |. IT.
- CASH AND UlOS A. ATTACHMENT "a
TUfNED E1ECUTYD.
The OF 'rct of u ssuu IL " rs~eversx.,ns,
The deioncSnis iOgr hundred And Ihirty-
I'VE colars. With Interest tl,esgxnn Al IAa
iais OF ps,I ccntuin per sunnta from octo-
ber 81. 1eoS. Cnfn PAID and ~ attach tie
estate ~ tbe xkld ArseR ssnls iIl the city
Of Richmond AND elsewhere and sub s.et
thr sane 10 Tie pas meat Il the plxinIirs
clAim.
And sihesNit having heen made ana nled
THAI tbe s~1S aeie nes MA are LAoa,- reea dsrt.
~ lin StAie u u orcer rec thai they ann.. >
htre hptn enc flAeuth ss.<r das pail,ca.
Ton hereoi aud 90 what o necessary 10 mo-
scct thea inssfests ~ ttn saf;.
A eoYS --tesie..
AIfsEo SHIELD. csrk
hAha n NIiLsoS pa, Dc s-Htv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

pICHMoND THFsTRE-TwEN-
4

DlCEMONu THEsTRE-TWEN-
Ii y -StCJNI SEASON NEpSES-
DAY HDdJhl K~IAl hNt.NlNG-. Decem-
Pc Iu b,i stt sud IJtg. The nust vfrsstlie
sNt brlghtr-t ~ American Comedians,
holland ELtb waF W.l have The honor
ou lle dsifr Iu hlci muua o. prcss 40 NkD-
Nf-IAA INENIND Fr,f Mandens very
surctssfuI farcirni comedy NbUG.
TIL h-DAN EAtNlNe. the same authors
uurh-atu rrd flBy lHEtk. legitimate
fJI' -perib. ~"ehsrf PifLtN Of music
NJ fe-d vac the 0rIg.uE Ia- no "a Amer
nj. and none 1' Lls sarccssJ-h have reac he'd
lIs f1celIeurs .r tlHt rs|t. A. spec al
irb'lIe Nj. hret 49, introduce DtO boLh
rIAys 80 'att-. -R+trE -lpyrlgll ed en-
i.lct. 4 p. kEI Eu.JIDN Of Tax MI
hAIo. A'f.is- on Price, D. usual sale
o. Tt-erH cl sr.,n af box office hDNDAf
ohA4AD 40 riJ.h- Telephone 4e7.
df q gts
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orK REMOVAL SALE N FrlA SWAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

DFTlCLEs AND MEMBERS "a
~ Of dEFf lE-ttN LODGE No. -
- o.. B.. AUrIt . rrga.sr cpu- ~
1errou o. 1oli l.pd-e This We'd ~
reAdaS. IAEN4Ar DrceU-fer s.. ~
lNrF o. O'Clock. Nomination Ot Of-
frern an uI.uf tGaIa.sA
il order 1. .ut a.. C.
x LAMkIS
t. s--t b.. 81 * aud \
\OTICT-THL ANN Al MEET
y ING OF THE sTJrkHDLDERs OF
THE kIlIiNDNI An pAANlLLE RAIL
E.Ai Ca 80 A>N 49, 20 held ~ me Ofhce
0f Ih- cor patt. 20 Tie CltS of Richmond.
va. uI NEl.NE-lAl beoe ber =. lss5.
81 oc.pfE ". The tra l..rt- -hOstls VII %
c.urfG AOEfL.fr -stu sud - rropenet
u.c,. ~ tt.f q 1873. h EkDpkE.
10 - secretary.
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.FAFNTS SS-ITs CArSE> AND

nEAFAE >>-lI> lAI SIS AAD
II CURE 1 0ue v1o was t-af twenty.
slgtt NesnA Tres &c by iuoet 70, iDe no.ef
sts-riaI isIs 90 the dGy n .l no lt nett. olTcg
h.stsfsf ft tlfrs il l1f.iAS bUt s.1cf furH
hgsidredt o. Jlge-s hy ~ fue process. A
pain simple AID success 81. bone treat
naenL Address PAeE ..s eAsi IWeD-
Is . xth street. NeS OK CtS.
no4-su "a A~AAxW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09

california SHERRY for Jelly.
CHRISTIAN. WHITE * Co. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-09
HOLIDAY eeoRs.
| UNIQUE COLLECTION
sKAsoNABLE GOODS

Il NiQUE COLLECTION
cF
: sEAsoNABIE GOODS
= worthy of presentation 81 low
: prices Cal eRrly and get The l,syi ;
= fsJbDkS 10y the hcst author 90 8 :
xul iNe taste o. crave and gay. =
Z. oid Bn6 youuE
lssskE
- Wnrk.BoXss and Baskets
Portfolios .
Dressing and To lei- Csses
a ibDMs MrrurA.
- lNefet- suoks :
= Ihfd- Nud CpAf-C Caset
. kCN-tNpcus. oaloee,
lulsfGUtG
Gold Pens Fcurus and
(ugrrls
F-nrgues. tp. "a frlnsscs.
fIuai tsrult
gHc othtf ErbutfUI fnurX A..
..ot .f endless Ngrf'rT
over rHC CHHI~TN As
CARDS from &C. foS7 o. s.tt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
an ARMY ROMANCE.
The Rude Separation of "A Young Lieu
tenant from His Southern Bride.

from ne 81. Loufs GIo5e- Democrat.
Lieut.. w. A. skunk, Eighth United
States cavalry, and Mrs. Carrie Pratt,
daughter Of Post Chaplain Merrill, were
united in the hely bonds Of wedlock at
Fort Clark, Tex, one bright and rosy
morning in early June last. Two hours
after the ceremony was performed, and
while bride and groom, surrounded by
congratulatOry friends still fingered over
the sumptuOus wedding breakfast, an or
der was received from headquarters
directing Lieut.. Shunks company
to take the field against Geron-
imo, the Apache chief and
his band Of restless, disconnected
and olood-thirety redskins. 1t was hard.
Not doubt of that. But there was moth
Ing for Lieut.. Skunk TO do but bid his
Dlushlng ana weeping bride gOod-by,
ming himself into the saddle, and ride
away after the Apache miscreants. 1t
soon became evident that the campaign
against the Indians would be long and
tedious, so Post Chaplain Merrill decided
10 return with his family, including Mrs.
Lieut.. Skunk, 10 their old home in Atlanta,
ga. Thus the separation between the
Eudely severed man and wife became
Wider and more complete. All summer
long Lieut.. Skunk with his company,
secuted through Arizona in pursuit of
the Apache band, while his brave and
patient wife quietly awaited his return at
her old home away down in Georgia.
Two weeks ago Lieut.. Skunk, still in the
held, was overwhelmed with JOY and
pleasurable anticipation by the receipt
OF an order detailing him to
attend the cavalry school at Fort Leaven-
WORTH Kan. As may be imagined, he
was not long in obeying this most vel
come order. Upon reacaihg Fort Leaven-
worth he readily secured q short leave Of
absence, telegraphed Mrs. Skunk to meet
MN in st. Louis, aud on Monday bride
and groom were reunited at the Southern
hotel in this city. Their long deferred
honeymoon will doubJesslY prove unusu-
ally happy, AID viii be marred by no
Tears OF second sudden and unexpected
separation Under army geIations one
lieutenant from each regiment in the
service Is sent to the "school" at Leaven-
worth, where they must remain two
years for the purpose of receiving in
struetion in the higher and more intricate
branches OF their profession. For two
years, therefore, Lieut.. ana Mrs. Skunk
may enjoy each others society without
fear OF interruption.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14

however hard it may be, and making the
/ best of 1t. Ia a word. be wants US TO be
cheerful that we may be happy,
PATTI IN WALES.
Nine. Adelina Patti is now staying in
her mountain nome, at Draig-y-Nos cas-
tie, in Wales, where she has recently
given grand concert in aid of the local
tntirmary. Not only did she give her ser
vices, but she organized the whole enter
tainment herself az great trouble and eX-
pense. The concert was given in the lit
Tie town OF Brecon, ana from miles and
miles around the Welsh came to hear the
were erected all along the roads with in
scriptiOus OF welcome. At the conclusion
the Lord Lieutenant of the county made
most graceful and grateful speech, and
AFTER three cheers had been raised for the
diCd, she was escorted back TO the little
station by the Mayor the Corporation,
and thousands OF inhabitants.
The lively and divine Sarah
Beruhardt has been delivering
herself Of the following on the
subject of the drama and herself, particu-
larly herself: Il never played 'Phedre'
without ialnting, or my mouth filing
with blood; and | can say that after the
fourth tableau Of "ibeodora,O where kill
Marcellus,' ! get into such nervous
state that ! go up sobhIng 10 my box.
And If do not weep, ] have nervous
attack much more disaRreeable for those
who surround me, and more dangerous
for the ornaments or vases that may be
within my reach" In other words, il is
q case Of weep or "sweep." This last
statement " the greatest actress OF
modern times is evidently her pretty way
OF saying that she "makes the crockery
fly"
For years and years Trafalgar square
has been IA eyesore b all lovers OF sym
metry. AT the four corners Of this impOs-
lug LOOKING place four pedestals are to be
seen. Three are surmounted by statues,
the fourth is waiting. There is rumor
ahOat chat the statue Of Gen. Gordon will
soon make up the pQrtte corTee. But now
difficulty arises One of the trio already
there is George ". and there is a strong
feeling that it would be almost protana-
ton 70 set up the soldier saint in the com
pauy OF man who, if he had not worn a
crown, would probably have ended his
days in a felOn's cell. 1t is no secret that
this popular feeling is shared by the
Queen, who detests the memory Of her
libertine uncle. and not long since had
tOe body OF her son, the Duke of Albany,
removed to FroRmOre from St. Georges
chapel, whore 10 had been inferred ac-
cOrding to his wish. Her Majesty could
not bear the thought of her regretted son
resting near the first gentleman in
Europe" MAX O'RELL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
TUESDAY, 18th, at II O'Clock,
metifinno.
NOTICE or INCORPORATION.

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY To the su-
~ perIOr Court OF { nathan County: me
petition of SAMUEL J. WHITE>IDh, H. D.
SFRAIOS and W. Il. BROWN, all OF tla
county OF Muscogce. State Of Georgia aioIe'
said, respectful - shOweth
mat your petitioners, their associates hlu
successors desire 70 be Incorporated unlI
the name OF THE GORRIh ICE MANU-
FACTUkING COMPANY OF SAVANNAH
GEORGIA" for he term OF twenty ,2Ol Yearl
Tor the purpose Of carrying on the u.lna.s w
buying. selling and dealing IN ice ana 'E
producing and Manufacturing ice by arliAai5
means, and the ref1geratng Of meats aa4
produce commonly known as cold storage
And for the purpO.e aforesaid b buy, leA-s
rent, own and sell real estate, marhiner' aha
such Other property a. may be cessaIl
proper IN the management OF sad business.
hat their prime pal Office and place ol npib
bu-iuCssWill be in the city OF savannah, lhar
ham county, Georgia. but your petitioners
desire 60 have the right TO carry on shio ue,- wv
ness IN such other places IN said state " 'HT
may see a..
That the amount of capital 10 be employs
by them, I'm the said bu-iness and acluA2
DAD IN, Is twenty thousand dollars lf1UW
but with the priv logc 90 increasing lht II ser
capital stock from Time 10 lime 10 suoa =
amount and m such manner 30 thc] ana l-'s
associates and successors may detefmiuf' M
o. exceed in ell the sum OF iity THOUSAND V'f
lars (t5OOO1.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray that l.t.
tuElf hheutlhito ana fufcDaroih w ht...''e.rr
pOrated under the name of THE 6OAhag
ICE MANUFACTURERS COMPAN1 w
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA" for the pnflhsst
carrying on the business aioreraa' W.
paid up capital Of twenty thOuWnd no'-
BFOOOW, but with the privilege OF ihfIte
their sad capital stock from time 90 tiin.
such am amount and Ia such manner ~ w.
their associates aud successors, may g'ssv
mine, not 10 exceed iu all tne sum OF ny
thousand dollars S5 00l). ,-he
And that they may be incorporate iO'
term 81 twenty ,20l years i,s
That they may have the right " re
and make such rules and regulations aHN Sg
laws. as they may deem proper. nov w W w
sistent with the laws Of this Siste or "i IN
United states. to sue and be sued, % nav
use a common seal, and generally 20 ~. 'a
such acts and things as are necessary or ,--el
90 such corporations, and 10 NAV tuH. riy,
upon them all other fights, powers wv r,,,r
leges and franchises incident tDtuch 'ViP'
ttons under the lave of Georgia. a..
And your petitioners Will ever pie!1T
II. ID. A. WApI,
Attorney for PETITIONER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
weAthsr lnnioat,nnn.

For the South Atlantic States. to-day:
Fair weather, followed by occasional local
rains, east to south winds, stationary tenn
perature.
The height of the river at Augusta at
l:33 O'Clock p. n. yesterday augusta
time) was 5.4 feet-a fall of O.3 feet dur
ing the past "a hours.
Comparative statement Of temperature
at savannah Sept. 10. 1884 and 1879.
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FANCY BAKERY.

DURING my recent trip North 1 100
- In engaging hrst-ciass Vienna ~. n
toner. ! ana now ready 60 Oh ~ sgE
FINE CONNECTIONS. FhEHh, tTtl
CAKES Tor Weddings. Balls aud Parll',.s,s
speciality. Ice Cream, vi atcr Ices ~, -
kusse aud Ieliies. Pure, rich'
THEO. NABERiCK. Agent. " Bun"
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Josephine Ilenko 10 Many.

LONDON, sept. l3.-Ioscphine Rczke "a
about 10 marry Leopold kronemberl,. tho
millionaire partner VI the great Polish
bankers.
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gopnrlmrre!iia alntirra.


NOTICE.
Il HE copartnershin existing under the firm
name u LUTTERLOH, ELLIOT & CO..
near EuYue, ga, N This Gay dissolved by the
withdrawal OF HENRY ELLIOT and JOHN
NJ LlOI. having sold their interest 10 r. b.
LUIAEkLOH. -. b. LUTrhRLOH.
HENRY ELLIOT.
JOHN ELLIOT.
ENvtLLE. GA, Sept. sth. 1885.
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ENOTE SALE.

0UsE in Gordon Block. next TO corner
1 Barnard street
-Four Houses corner Henry and Cemetery
g. BOURQUIN.
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DISTRICTS.

Cotton region bulletin for "a hours end
ing 6 p. M:
SAvAEN All. Sept. l8, 6 P. NJ. Eastern time.
DISTRICTS. AVERAGE
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German Friendly SOcietY.
WOrkingmen'S Benevolent Association
Snerinl Elnflrpa-
THE GREAT INTERSTATE GENT
MEETING IN AUGUSTA, GA,
BEGINS OCTOBER 3.

THE SAM JONES TENT, seating thou
sands, Will be raised in the city. Eminent
ministers, North and South, will preach
The National Camp Meeting Holiness AS
sociation, invited by Augusta pastors, are
coming.
great gathering and greyt good expected.
Come all
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Household & Kitchen Furniture.

1853 Jones street. third door west of Barnard
DANIEL X. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, 18th, at II o'clock,
PIANO, Plate Glass MIRRORS, CORHI-
CES. Parlor and Bedroom FURNITURE,
HAT RACk, BOOK CASE, LOUNGES,
WINDOW SHADES, MATTRESS S, PAT
ENT ICE EST, CLOCKS, EXTENSION
TABLE. WATER FILTER. WAkDROBEs
BED SPRINGS, RUGS. SEWING MACHINE
VASES, HALL CARPET. PATENT HAIL
TABLE,, SEWING TABLE, TIN SITS
COM FORTS. MATING. SOFA. STUDENTS
LAMP. MUSIC STAND. WATERING HOSE
CROUKERY, TINWARE. KITCHEN Ia
BILE, elegant STOVE and UTENSILS, etc.
Also
2 very handsome MOOUETTE PARL0R
CARPETS and CRASH COVEEs and other
CARPETS.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
As I will open a BRANCH CIGAR AND
TOBACCO STORE, corner Bull and Brough-
ton streets, viii sell the Clothing, Hats Fur
nishing Goods regardless OF cost. This stoc
must be sold before Oct. Is.
- A
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alirtton Salea Go.nap
MuIG and WagOl, Desks. FIrnitnne
C. H. DORsETT, AuctIopso,
WIN sell THIS DAY. at Il O'Clock .t,..
street. -'u Bay

MULE and WAGON. sold
moving in from the country. ~ party
and HARNESS. DO9Ol, DRAY
DOW 0VA B 9iNi CUPBOARD da 20 pairs WIN
FORM SCALES. BEFRIGERETTS0rF LAT.
S . + 3 BED SPRINGS, MAHOGAGSiS3 ICE
Is Is iE, 2COOkING STOVES, OYSTEsBP !, A.
SEEDS r. y Af HhI rIAN ~ yB BgRE4Us BED
LOClPEDE, CHAMBERS and PTTeeSS,, +.
ana si.l. BASlNS, Walnut DESKS, Stand,r ~ l. rs
Sitting; LETTER PRESS and STEN'yy1l Y and
ana ana 5s,44m 6la II BLEs, stool Once R2 MS
LEMONS, PICKLES. YEAST POM i1J NGE
POIASd, RAISINS, SPICES, SAGTT rs,
r ER, Upright SHOW CASES, . Metal'sE5EeP,
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best and
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Delicate Diseases, affecting male or Re.
male, however induced, speedily and per.
manently cured. Illustrated book for 10
cents IN stamps. Worlds Dispeusary
Medical Association, G63 Main street, Buf.
falo, n. Y.
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18th Sept, at 10 O'Clock. sHaRp
Damaged on board the steamship VIM. Law.
renee, on her voyage from Baltimore TO this
port. and sold at Auction for acconnt Of frno
derwrlters and all concerned.