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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
Kxcr.Es or gIsxEKs.
Or. BunhaI Take 70 non -ChristIa
on Salvation.

Dr. Munhail Talks 70 non Christians
on Salvation.
Dr. Munhau urged his hearers last
Hig1t ~ make a little individual e1ertion
snd get their friends 70 come y the meet
iHgs.
1T is not fair 70 come here and shut
ne door and leave % ~ the preacher 70
draw the crowd, % said the evangelist.
81 notice that when any dsyimeut Is
going on. the place whore DO occurs h
crowded OtwithstanGiug the night air.
The only trouble with Savannah about
religion is that you are afraid " li,tle
excitement. J would like n see such ex-
element here over 81 as there was over
the yellow fever ln 1876"
The Doctor announced that another
meeting for men only viii BE- held on
Sunday. the meeting will De held At Ma
sonic Temple al . p. M. and men bet
the sges " D. and JJ VIII BE- admitted.
The excuses which NONE hristians give
f0r not joining tho church was again the
subject 81 the sermon. The excuses dis
eussed were those o. the person VINO says,
.sfhere are too many hypocrites already
80 the church." the one who SAYS sN0t
now" and the one who says Il will never
be converted al revival meeting; there
s. TOO much excitement"
The speaker attacked each Of the ex-
eases.
III there is not some excitement you
Will never wake up. ] pity those VINO
have no more sense than 70 say, Those
who are converted during REVEALS don't
hold OUT" Dr. Munhall continued: cit
Zoo often happens that those who edit our
Christian papers and occupy the profess
BOTS chairs in the semlnaries are men who
were failures M pastors. 70 Is often the
case that they are preachers who never
converted anybody. Some Of them say
that Btill water runs deep. sun water
does not run ~ an, but 10 breeds malaria
and frogs and other things. ! find that
every epoch in the history Of the church
Wne marked Boy a revival aud great pxclte-
ment. John tle Baptist Tho 0r1Ht urier
~ our Lord, WAS listened 10 by thousands.
When b. came up ouf ~ the wilderness
with bic Tong hair hanging down his back
IKE Buffalo 1871, The st0rekecpers closed
mp their DaZnrs and an ~ me people sus-
pended business aud went ~ hear him
"Ihe Lord Jesus was listened 10 by 90
600 ana in one day converted 1000 souls.
the next . 900. and The third day 70 great
multitude. Then when the church got
cold and formal Luther, Melaucthon. Cal
vim, I8ingii ana Knox were raised up,
and later tho Wesleys. Tho Methodist
church Do essentially the church of reyl-
walls. and when n furRrts them God will
be about done With.lt.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
DEMOCRATS MADE HAPPY
HLAgISG THE NEWS FROM NEW
YORK AND VIRGINIA.

I lively EnthusIasna over the Result 81.
the Cd Donation and she Rogt Of
.lahouelsro- rzIk Among rhe Federal
oeicta,. vf.gf,,.rs .rt-usiastte over
/ .,. go.
4lF c-5--ll A--sr an l-7t 49, -
{ Gals were LC1e 81 -srf - yesterday Re-
cause OF TIC res.!.et I-esdaF's .ec..o-s.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

The tunnel under TIE British channel
g one Of the greatest engineering teats o.
the kind. and is m4el greater than.
though similar %. the lsr-ey ,ulue.; il
constructive experieuc- ID IS valuable iu
more respects than ole iuasmuea az it
demonstrates the lea- l.tv - driving
funoels under the sea. = the point So
lected for tue tunnel. the severn is really
az arm of the sea, Deia -sT1 and 0ne-1alt
miles wide, and, as ta- -l1f 1t the TUNE.
must. Of necessity. be f-'.T l9l feet lower
tnan the bed Of tae cha lel. lengthy az
pr0ac1es mad 70 be ..t. TIE entire
length 81 the tunnel r toe beginning
II tbe G.oucestersc prgach. 70 the
beginning u the Welsl ar -Jacn i over
four miles. In 1876 TIE Jet first took
shape, but II was nor until 1879
That the first c1r-racting com
pauy took the contract. At that
time the Great Western Railway Com
psny commenced work, driying preliml-
nary headings on both sides. When the
first mile o. heading was done spring
was tapped, which flooded the Welsh
openings. and the WORK was declared i'm
practicable. Ia December Of the same
year Sir. T. A. Walker. London con
tractor, undertook the work, and at the
outset had to overcome ar inburst Of
water. y hicn came in a. the rate Of 1000
- $500 gallons per minute. However,
powerful pumping engines soon cleared
the tunnel OF this, and p permanent bar
rier was built in the way Of the spring
In 1883 they again broke into a spring,
which poured in 1900 gallons
Of water per minute. After three
weeks constant pumping the tunnel was
again cleared, and after this incident the
contractors purchased enough pumping
machinery to be able to cope with 1,j00-
900 gallons per hour. From that time the
work progressed rapidly until completed
Sept 8. The tunnel is almost tubular
in form, &c feet wide and az feet high,
giving enough room for a double track.
The brickwOrk is 3 feet thick and laid in
the best Portland cement. TO guard
against any possible breaking in Of the
sea there is pumping machinery capable
OF pumping 100000 gallons per hour
ready to hand. TIE entire work has cost
upwards Of SO, 100000
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
LoeaIPersouat

II. Werthenier, OF the Gerke BREWING
Company, OF Cincinnati, IL AZ the screyer
house. Mr.. Wcrthenier ~ one Of The
Buckeye States solid Democrats.
internal Revenue Agents Neustatle ant
Kane were IN the city yesterday inspect
Ing the records OF the deputy collector.
Office. The districts Of the agents in
Guides Georgia, Florida, Alabama anl
Mississippi
Among the arrivals at the Screver
house yesterday were Samuel FEELS, Phil
adelphla; A. v. Kline, X. Baum, G.. r.
Peacock, New York; -. NJ. Munro, Flori
da; n. S. Francis, Boston; n. Merrick
llolyoke, Mass; j. r. sutton, New York
j, -. Withers and family, Georgia; II. w
Simkins, Philadelphia.
AZ the Pulaski house We're A. l.. Rees
Americus; A. Queer. 81. Louis, Mo: j
81. Wndley, Georgia; j. r.. Moore, Buena
Vista, Ga; NJ. y. Wynne. william A.
Christian, w. q. Burkinshaw, New York
AZ the Marshall house We're Il. J. Brin-
son, Million; VIM. King Atlanta; r. r.
Walker, Darlen; John Morrison, Eden
w. a. Camp, Atlanta; J. l.. Morgan
White Springs, Fla. J.. j. Warren, Cleye.
land, o.; II, Clayton, Cincinnati.
Al the Harnett house We're: r. n. Fish.
er, Charleston, IS. O.; J.. Il. Perrin and
wife, Now York: o. }. Dickson, Patter.
son, Ga, j. y. simmons, NJ. D.. So. 10.
seph. Mo-; Mrs. w. G.. Nereen, Lum-
Der City, Ga. j. v. Moore. Bucna Vista,
Ga; n. J., lewet. Joseph N. Brown
JOsslyn, Ga. j.. Cox. Ocalu, Fla: n. N.
Cook and wife. Baltimore.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
The Knox Presbytery tColored

The Knox Presbytery (colored), met in
annual session at the Ezra Presbyterian
church on West Broad street last night.
In the absence OF the moderator Rev.
Jones acted In that capacity. The an
nual sermon WAS delivered by the Rev.
Aaron Baker. After the sermon aud de-
votonal exercises the presbytery was
called 70 order by the acting moderator.
Revs. Baker, Carr and Thomas we're
nominated for Moderator, and Rev. Baker
was finally elected. Rev. Jennings was
elected temporary clerk by acclamation
There were about fifteen delegates pres
ent. The presbytery will be IN session
daily for about a week.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
GOOD TEMPLAHs Al Work.
Omcsrs Publicly InstalIe d-H Getting a
t-etropoIltan Han To-Sizht.

/ omrera Publicly detailed sT@atfvs
..etro,,c,iit.r, tf,l1 -. So,
.r
4As temperance people hela an inter
est.1g meeting last n-Z-t =. tle G1,l
I Iemplars lodxs rooms. The officers e..
savannah Tr4,a 20 ri r.se..e,+a-.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

Bonnet strings are tied under the chin.
Collars. cuns and belts are made Of
beaded gsll0oE.
striped green and gray velvet is used to
tim cray dresses.
English tAuor-nsde suits have panels
and bindings o. fur.
Roman sashes are made 70 DO duty as
vests for house costumes.
Dresses with flll fronts and sides have
straight black drapsries.
six Uue mas fruit OF flower designs en-
orCilered IN bright colors.
Opeu-w0rk embroidery on velvetis large
II used for millinery purposes.
Although walking skirts are plain, the
oCdlces are ela50rately trimmed.
six st-ckinet mats, covered with nets
q silk cord o. tae same shade, are novel
ties.
Knots Of ribbon under the draperies
q gauzy ball dresses form pretty tim.
ming.
B9dices laced down the front nave
the sleeves laced from the shoulder 10 the
wrist.
Oxydized silver pins are very popular
for morning wear and for fastening
shawls.
Broad cape collars Of lace or embroid-
Ftt are " 5il Dr ClLlItl, VIII Guns 20
correspond.
Plush skirts are worn with over dresses
trimmed with gold or silver braid or open
Work en- or0idery,
High collars with stif lining are seen
On all wO0ien c0-tumes. Linen collars or
DIS are worn with them.
Dresses fJr evening and house wear
have panels made Of loops OF ribbon, one
row overlapping the other.
Watered silk is used for underskirts
vests, collars. and cuts. with bodices and
draperies of different material.
Snort seal-plush jackets are trimmed
with tufts Of the material, and cl0aks CT
II have ual fringe Of the real seal fur.
Sleeveless jackets Of velvet are worn
with every sort Of dress. the lates, being
the ''yeste t0reador," with a modified bell
sleeve.
Pearl-graY Kid gloves with the backs
stitched with black silk, and tan-colored
suede gloves will be much worn during
the autumn.
silk sashes, II inches wide and
81 yards long, have silver and gold bars
with velvet brOcade figures, and are edged
with changeable plush.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

A Hungarian Peddier starts Out with a
Tray Of Trinkets and - Lost sight or
Emil F0llinawess, Hungarian about
- years old, who came % Savannah from
New York few days ago with TWO Jews.
Leopold sattler and son, has been missing
since Tuesday morning, and fears Of foul
play are entertained.
Foitlnawess was practical druggist in
Hungary, but has not been engaged In the
business since coming % this country.
lie vas employed in New York as a
coaeaman, and last summer was res
taurant waiter az Long Branch and COney
Island. On coming here be engaged rooms
and board al No. l7s st. Julian street.
Tuesday morning he starred out with
peddier's outfit, and has not since been
seen either by his companions with whom
he came from New York. OF ~ the police.
VINO have been notified Of bis Disappear
ance. His name Is not on the police bar
racks register, and bis friends are anx-
lousiy trying todisc0ver his ghereabyutg.
he had no money when he lett bis board
ing place, and only about s. OF So worth
~ stationery and trinkets, which com
prlsed his outfit
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05


So said a gentleman after viewing our
new place.
If he thought so after seeing it in its
present Incomplete condition, what will
he think when we are fully in Ordery
The work goes slow, but we will get
there one Of these DAYS.
This week winds up the carpenters,
plumbers, and painters, and Saturday
night will lind US almost in shape.
Last week we received a few art novel
ties, Pictures, Frames, Cards, etc, which
attracted great attention.
This week we shall receive large addi-
tons to this stock, aud be able to display
Art Goods TO advantage.
Our Art Gallery is being decorated, and
one hundred magnificently framed pic
lures Will be hung by Saturday night.
Twenty-Five superb Pianos and Organs.
sent down specially for exhibition at our
opening, win be received.
More things will happen this week at
our place than we could tell in a whole
column.
We give it up. Come and zee for your
selves. l.. & B. 5. NJ. Il.
should you wish for drink of hearty good
cheer,
A drink that will lust suit your taste,
just try the Gerke g, ne King of all beer,
Which prolongs your life, so precious and
dear.
It's made Of good barley, the best hops in the
land.
No bad taste in the mouth it does leave;
AS the best table beer il takes the first stand,
Which makes our competitors grieYe.
so kind friends, stick TO the Gerke's, good and
pure,
The more you imbibe, the more you can en-
dure:
Sure 10 have no head on in the morning when
you arise.
But feel ike an angel, just escaped from the
skies
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
THE CITY oovERNmENr.
The Cotton EaohsnNe Asks for Site for
ia Now building.

The Cotton EhohhuEe Asks Tor Site Tor
ia New building,
What little business was before the
City Council last night was considered
IN star chamber session. The open SEES
sion, which tho plobian public - per-
snitt6d b attend did not occupy more
Than half an hour. 10 was nearly . O'Clock
when The folding doors between the May
of's Office aud the Long Room slid back
and inc august Board ~ Aldermen nlod
81 and dropped Into their places around
The council table.
The only matter or interest considered
was The petition Of the Savannah Cotton
Exehnnge Tor The passage Oi nn ordinance
giving tho Exchange the right 10 use the
SLIP ID the foot Of Drnyt0n street, under
certain conditions, ne site Tor the pro-
p0aed new Exchange building.
An act ~ the Legislature approved Oct.
3. authorized tho Council ~ permit the
Txehange ~ arch or bridge the slip, and
e. build upon u the proposed Exchange
building.
Tba act provided that the arch on bridge
should d. az sufficient holRht and the
oofk Ia 10 d0ne that tbe clip should not
IT NV way De- Distracted, nut should 20.
main 0poD i0f public uso. The e4chanee
= anxious ~ enter upon the work Oi erect
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05


Full Dress Suits (swallow tail ), at B,
II. Levy n Bros, l6l Congress street.
Dunlap and Youmans' Hats, at b. Il.
Levy 4 Bros, l6l Congress street.
A full line of Cardigan Jackets, at B. II.
Levy Il Bros, l6l Cong ress street.
Boys Suits in great variety, at b. H.
Levy Il Bros, l6l Congress street.
Norfolk and Kilt Suits, for BOYS and
Children, at B. II. Levy ~ Bros, 16l Con-
gress street.
Fine silk Hats, in latest shapes, at B. II.
Levy ~ Bros, l6l Congress street.
B. H. Levy Il Bros Furnishing Depart
ment is "A feature deserving attention.
Collars, Cuffs and Neckwear in profu-
sion, al y. II. Levy 4 Bros.
The most select line Of Gents Under
wear IN suits and single garments In the
city, can be seen at b. II. Levy d Bro. IS,
l6l Congress street.
A large and varied assortment OF Silk,
Alpaca aud Bingham Umbrellas, at b. IL.
Levy Il Bros.
Ifyou want frst-class Rubber Coat or
suit, you can be suited at b. II. Levy &C
Bros, lGl Congress street
b. II. Levy g. Bros elegant custom
made Suits, for Gents, Youths and Boys,
are the town TAX.
B. Il. Levy q Bros Business and Dress
Suits, in Worsted, Corkscrew, etc, can't
be beat.
Dress Shirts a specially, at b. II. Levy
a Bros, l6i Congress street.
d. HI. Levy a. Bro. keep their own tail
ors on the premises for tho sole use Of
their patrons. Fits guaranteed without
extra charge.
A heavy stock OF fine and medium Over
coats, at b. II. Levy A. Bros.
Send the Boys 10 b. n. Levy & Bros
for a neat outfit 40 low figures.
A handsome line OF Geuts' scarfs, Ties,
Bows, etc, at b. II. Levy a. Bros.
Levy Is Bros Clothing Palace is the
centre Of fashion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
THE NEWS III TIE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEWALK


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regular communication t0-nlg1t.
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NE r' A#L'- Aa'4 ~.I Rit@ az e--e.
-t telt a.. '.1t-l-i- ~ ~
he- i9f ll- cement u TIC poor c-4'1L7A
q. ~ chi
meeting ~ tce Board ~ Managers
g. toe coming election Tor county Treas
u~er VII " held a. Magistrate y. Aaus1-
ti1f- once tl-s aiisrnlcl al pc.p9A'
Bltld.ug Associat5n VIII hold ~ twenty
fourth regular monthly meeting az nc
r8lce ~ Jackaon n W1atleys 30. 4l-
BIZ an street, tonight.
TIC funeral q the late Thomas C.
EneIier. Wnose death was announced l1
the NETs YESTERDAY. w.lI t1ke place from
Die residence. SO. W Br1uzltcu street ~
1920 O'Clock this morning.
1udye ra--f4 ~ ~. f,-sfrsrg's Crgrs
yecefvef ve.fl-dsg AL aoro-.seensrt of
the death ~ nancy small ID tie state
Luuaec AsyI 10. where s1e Vas sent Two
weeks ago. Tao woman died from ex-
hausted mania.
Y Hams tte vC.Irv sailor bgv ygbo fell
let0 ~ ao.f 9ftbe .aj, -tegard Freeman
~ TUESDAY riy.t and was taken 10 81.
Yosarts. ITa-rra-.. recovered Connexions
No.. veaferfsv ro6rrirz Uisinfgria.a-a
feared ID b internal.
go - 49, r., @f..-,4 -..s.>.-
a. ~ $500. go - So H., ~
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

from B1ttimors Antericau. Sept. 20, 1855.
The dress reformers ana those who ad-
yocate the abolition OF the corsets as an
article Of women's apparel Will be dis
mayed at the enormous increase in the
manufacture ana sale Of corsets. There
are now no less than 10 or II large estab-
lishments in the United States devoted
exclusively 70 the manufacture OF corsets
Of the better quality. Their capital az
greVates millions Of money, and Of the
manufacture Of the cheaper grade there
Is seemingly no end. The Thomson Glove
Fitting Corset, manufactured by Thorn
son, Langdon a. CO.. OF New York,
which IL sold by all first-class dealers
in the United States, is gaining in
popular favor each season, and at the
present time the orders are far in
advance OF the supply. Whether or not
corsets are injurious TO health will con-
tinue 10 be a yeXed question with theo-
rists until the Goddess of Fashion DEGREES
their abolition. Meanwhile, any article
which adds 10 the beauty and comfort of
the female form will continue IN favor
until the goddess is dethroned Messrs
Thomson, Langd0n d Co. recognize this
fact. and they make more than thirteen
different styles Of ThOmson's Glove Fit
TIM, two of which are with extra long
waists, in order that every demand of
comfort and beauty may be met. Compe-
tent judges have pronounced them supe-
rior TO all Others and they have obtained
the highest awards at all the worlds great
fairs ard exhibitions. The latest honor is
the First Degree OF Merit at the New
Orleans Exposition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

MRS. WIRsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always be used when children are
cutting teeth. IL relieves the little suf-
ferer ~ onse; It produces natural, quiot
sleep by relieving the child from pain.
and the little cherub awakes as "bright
as abutton" 10 is very pleasant to taste.
II soothes the child, eoiteus the gums. al
lays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, aud IS the best known remedy FOR
diarrh0a, whether arising from teetbing
or other cRu6es. 70 cents q bottle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
ND nnrnatt Hnn.n. aarnnn.h

The wonder Of those who 10 70 the Har.
nett House. IN savannah, is that 80 excel
lent table and such comfortable rooms
can be offered 10 the public AZ such mini
mum rates. without exaggeration. the
liable Of The Harnett Is as good as that OF
the screyen House, and the rates lust
oDe-half as large. Courteous treatment
makes up the sum Of its attractions
me public largely testified their appre-
citation. -JdcksOnpitlg { Fla.) Herald.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
81 eather Indieations.

For the South Atlantic States today:
Increasing cloudiness with local rains,
winds generally southeasterly, stationary
temperature, followed during the night BY
slightly cold weather.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
1888 O'Clock .. n. yesterday Augusta
time} was 50 feet-a fan Of 0.e feet dur
ing the past q hours.
Comparative statement OF temperature
at Savannah Nov. 4, 1854 and 1885:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
The Chsthams' Centennial

should be a grand success, and we pro-
pose 10 boom it whenever an opportunity
offers itself The May drill will bring lots
n money 10 our city, and the merchants
VIII proht thereby. In the meantime,
Clothing 40 "hy' time prlces.-Ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

Capt. George IA. Swan, Of Charleston,
says that Rosa Rude, the young girl from
Nassau. who recently arrived on the brig
Helen n. Ravley, and who claims 10 be
kin Of his, is really no relative. Her
father and Capt. swans father were at
one Time Rhinmatn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

Savannah Daily News, Savannah Week
~ News bio Lewis Nugget for Novem-
Der, Puck, The Judge, Leslies' Budget for
December, Family Story Paper, Fireside
Companion, New York Ledger, New York
Weekly, saturday Night. Lite, Sporting
Li'e New York Herald, World, Times,
Tribune, sun, star. Morning Journal
Grapaic, Boston Herald. Baltimore sun,
Philadelphia Times, Philadelphia Press,
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, Cncin-
natl Enquirer, Atlanta Constitution, Au-
gusta Chronicle, Macon Telegraph, New
Orleans Hmes-Dcmocrat, Florida Times.
Union. Charleston News and Courier.
only @ glass of beer. SO nice and nnc,
ONLY 20 young blood out ON q time:
Only drinking tWcuty-stlll DO Coos ahead,
Drinks ten more, thCn wishes he wac dead
He had drank of shlltz's, Anheuser and Phi.
Concluded- beer at ieast-he'd take q rest.
but when Dee struck the Gerke, that leaves a
lie siao stuck % t6c Gerko, ana left on drinking
wine.
Ten wears rolled over his precious gray head.
Wine ana water drinkers-many they were
dead;
But BE- VINO drank tho good Gorko morning
aud night,
Drinks forty day, but mover gets tight
SO kind friends, stick to the Gorkc, good and
The moro you imbibe, she more you can en- .
NurU.
Let b Dc known to the young aud Old, every
husband and wife,
That BY u-iag tho Gorlso they win prolong
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
Terrihln ccidenta

are often averted by the purchase Of well.
made garments. A pair Of Appel Bros
ouspenders saved a human life quite
recently. Moral; Buy your Suspenders
and goods generally of Appel Bros.-Adg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05
The Cyclone

has struck Appel Bros, and in conse-
quence they arc slaughtering Clothing
and Hats-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

and so is Christmas. Appel Bros. vii
not make any advance in prices. Mems
Suits for So 80. Call and look at them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

Llthographio Engraving and Printing
Business men having orders for litho-
graphic check books, letter heads, motto
heads, circulars, cards, etc, can have
them executed 40 the MORNING NEWS
steam Printing House IN the best styo
ana NJ the lowest figures consistent with
POND work.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

A. X. Altmayer 81 Co. viii sell this day
their 81 5Ohve-button scalloped Kid Gloves
for 81 l3.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

An excellent Law and Form Book for
the Farmers and Business Men OF Geor-
gla can be had, postpaid, by sending 80
cents to J. ". Burke & Co., Macon, Ga.