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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-01
RIVALS FOR THE SENATE.

The Claims or Messrs. AVant and
Brautlcy Explained at Jcsup.
JEsUP, GA, Sept. 30-A political meet
ing was held here this evening, according
b. appointment, 10 hear Rev. j. NJ. Hendry
address the people of this vicinity upon
The political issues involved in the Sena-
LoIial campaign of the Third Senate
rial district, w. q. Brantley and A. l..
Avant being the opposing candidates.
Mi. Hendry made a plausible speech IN
favor Of the latter, basing his argument
principally upon the position of Mr..
Brantley upon the Railroad Commission,
and advocating the taxation Of railroads
by counties.
Nj. Parker, OF BaXley, was called for
when Mr.. Hendry concluded and success
fully attacked and ridiculed the position
Of Mr.. Hendry. Col. +. ID. Graham, Jr.,
Of Appling. being present on professional
business. responded to the calculations OF
The audience and cOntroverted the legal
theories advanced by Mr.. Hendry with
Effective arcument.
Hon. l.. johnson closed the argument.
sustaining Mr.. Brantley, showing clearly
that the opponents were trying to array
me pOpulace against the corporations Tor
political hobby.
Messrs. Graham, Parker and Johnson
received loud approving cheers from the
audience throughout their addresses and
popular opinion was turned strongly in
favor Of Dir. Brantley, and Mr.. Hendry,
VINO expected to raise a boom in favor OF
Mr.. Ayant, experienced a Waterloo de-
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STRIKE 10 OUT OF FAVOR.
Western Knights Decide that Arbi
tration Must be the Policy.

Western Knights Decide that Arbi-
tration Must be the Policy.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-The knights of
Labor in the West, and more particularly
in st. Louis, have decided that strikes.
like the boycott, must go, and that it
should no longer be recognized as a ne
cessity in the order. While this impor-
tant decision is not publicly announced,
the Information comes from unquestiOned
authority. The tact is that some of the
knights consider that this has been one
of the greatest obstacles that the order
has had 10 meet. What action
will be taken in this impOr-
tant movement in the Richmond
convention is as yet uncertain. The st.
Louis delegates, however, it is under
stood. are instructed in favor OF a law
which will dispense entirely with the
strike system. Arbitration will hereafter
be- the policy Of the Western Knights in
all questions OF wages and LABOR that re-
Quire adjustment. The st. Louis Knights
may ask the Richmond convention lot a
committee whose special duties will be
to Investigate ana settle all difficulties OF
this character with suggestions from
Grand Master POWderlV,
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FLORIDA on THE WIRE.
A Mysterious Murder at Jackson
ville-Baker's County Seat.

A Mysterious Murder at Jackson
ville-Bakcr's County Seat.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 3d. Only
last Friday evening the northwestern
portion OF the city was thrown into a
cOmmOuon by the discovery Of the dead
body Of colored woman lying just inside
Of the front yard of recently vacated
house in pOpulous portion Of the city.
She showed MARKS OF violence about tue
bead aud face. but physicians, alter ex-
animation. declared that they We're not
sufficient 10 cause death. and that she
must have died Of heart disease, probably
during struggle OF some kind.
ibis morning another similar and
mysterious tragedy excited the people
living in the eastern end, in the vicin ty Of
the Grand View Hotel, near the intersec.
ton Of Clay and Forsyth stree Is. There,
In vacant lot. oVergrown with tall
weeds, the dead, disiigured and evidently
outraged body Of Mary johnson (cOlored)
lay up 10 about O'CLOCK this morning,
when II was discovered by wOrkmen on u
building on the south aide of The lot. The
woman bore marks OF violence, and the
ground showed unmistakable evidences
Of hard struggle. She was Identified by
her husband and sister, who allege that
she was alive up 10 = O'Clock last night,
when she left home for walk
down 20 a store in la villa, but did not
return nome. The affair is vet shrouded
in mystery. but II would seem can bear
DO other solution than that OF bodily out
raRe and murder.
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A PIERCE NoRrHwEsTER.
Several scbooners Ashore in Lake

Several Scbooners Ashore in Lake
Michigan Fall OF Snow.
WAsHINGroN, sept. 30.-The Signal
Office Issued the following special bulletin
this morning: A severe storm is now Gen.
trail north of Lake huron, moving rapidly
eastward, with sudden aud great harome-
trio changes, which will cause high
southwest winds in its eastern quadrants
and northwest winds, with decidedly
lower temperature in its western quad
rants A cold wave is moving southwark
in its rear, overspreading N Innesota and
East Dakota. and will probably be felt IN
Wisconsin. Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska and
Northern Kansas and Missouri by to-
night.
SNOW IN MICHIGAN.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 30.-A dispatch
from Marquette, Mich, says the snow
storm there aud the wind and sea on
Lake Superior are very heavy, and
vessels are seeking shelter at Marquette.
STRANDED sCHOoNERs.
MILWAUKEE, sept. 30.-A fierce north
Wester prevailed on Lake Michigan last
night, and the owners of vessels are
anxious. The only disasters reported thus
far are the stranding Of the scnooners
John Bean and Hawkins at Muskegon.
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MAsoNs At MT. We aNoN.
Part of the Officers Elected Before
he Trim Began.

che Trip Began.
WASHINGTON. sept. 80 -Fo-day's ses-
sion Of the General Grand CHAPTER OF
Royal Arcl Masons was long one ana
a GOOD deal OF business Of private char
acter was transacted.
The application Of the Royal Arch
Masons of Australia for representation in
the General Grand Chapter was refused,
il being decided that no Chapters under
the American system should be estab-
lished in that jurisdiction.
The following officers were elected:
Noble D. Larner, of Washington, General
Grand High Priest; David +. Day, OF
Buffalo, \. Y, Deputy General Grand
High Priest; Joseph P. HornOr, OF New
Orleans, General Grand King; George
McCahan, Of Baltimore, General Grand
Scribe. The remainder Of the officers
will BE- elected tomorrow, the election to-
day having been 10 Interrupted Oy the neces-
sity OF adjOurning IN order to take trip
to Mount Vernon. as arranged by the local
committee. AT tO-morrOw's session the
place OF meeting for the next session Will
also be determined. The Chapter in a
body went TO Mount Vernon this after
mon
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WAsHINGTON's NAVY YARD.
The Law Changing it into an Ord
nance Department.

The Law Changing it into an Ord
nance Department.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The order Of
the Secretary of the Navy, changing the
Washington navy yard into an ordnance
foundry, went into effect to-day. The
1sads OF the bureaus affected by the order
have been instructed to make the best
arrangements possible for the transfer OF
such buildings, machinery and tools as
are needed by the Ordnance Bureau and
the removal Of the rest. The order has
not been modified further than
that the yards and docks
department Will not be mOlested,
ana Civil Engineer Menocal, who is in
charge of that department, will retain
mis- residence and continue on duty. Some
necessary unfinished work in the steam
engineering department will be COM
pleted. All the employees in the other
bureaus. numbering about two hundred,
were discharged this evening. Doubtless
a aiOrty oil those scharged will be re-
employed as soon as tHe ordnance work is
we'll under Way
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OIL ON ANGRY SEAS.
The photographic Office to Print a
Pamphlet on the Subject.

Pamphlet on the subject.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The hydro
graphic office received the last month
about dozen letters from officers of varI-
Gus steam vessels narrating their
experience in the use of oil
in time OF storms at sea
for the purpose Of smoothing the water.
There is singular unanimity in the con-
illusions of the writer's that almost at the
instant the oil touched the water it spread
far over the surface and reduced the
threatening pillows to long and heavy nut
harmless swells. The writers describe a
variety of eXtemp0rIzed plans for apply
ing the oil. Several of them attribute the
rescue of their ships and crews from de-
stTuction 10 the use OF oil, and OF hum
dreds OF similar letters received in the
past no instance of failure has been mar
rated when the OIL was fish oil. kerosene
and lighter oils have sometimes tailed to
produce the effect. The material in hand
upon this subject will be published in
pamphlet form.
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liners Liver OrrpctOr.

This vegetable preparation Is in valuable for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused by disordered liver, 1t can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 oC bottle. Freight paid to any address
BIZ ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah. Ga.
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Two Less One.

From notice elsewhere will be seen that
have sold to Dr. X. G. Sorton my Branch
Drug Store, corner West Broad and Wad-
burg streets, where he will continue the drug
business.
| will now coufne my entire time and at
tention TO my old stand, corner West Broad
and stewart streets. where can be found at
all times with a lul and fresh stock OF pure
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. Also n full
line OF Paints. OLE, Varnishe4. Brushes and
Paiuters' Material. BUST Garden Seeds a spe-
cialty.
Prescription department unuer my own
personal attention dav AID night.
EDWARD j. kTEFFFR.
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Driyinu the Last kniIxc.

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 30.-Yesterday
afternoon the last spike on the short cut
railway. branch OF the Wilmington
ana W eldOn railway, was driven by the
chief engineer of construction. Tuis line
is seventy three miles long, extending
from Wilson 10 Fayetteville. ltIs an i'm
portant road, as II is understood that it
is 70 be made direct line from Weldon,
N. c., to Florence, ;. c., as part Of the
Atlantic coast line. The new road will
be Opened Tomorrow.
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The strange part Of the affair is that
such an Outrage could have happened IN
liz. centre Vi a :opu ous section u the city
and in tee open AIR without any one hear
in. the cries al the victim or seeing tue
perpetrators Of the crime.
The affair is now IN the hands Of the
Coroner's jury. watch is making an in
yestIgatiOn. There Is no clue as yet 10
the murderer.
Tie CorOner's jury was In session all
the afternoon hearing testimony and ad-
i0urned to meet again tomorrow morn
ing.
A negro named Frank Oliver was ar
rested this afternoon upon suspicion OF
being the murderer.
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept. 30.-Hon. A. j.
Russel, State uperintendent OF Educa-
ton. delivered an address to the citizens
Of Pensacola on the subject OF educa-
ton at the court house this evening. Inc
meeting was largely attended.
BAKERS COUNTY SEAT.
SANDERsoN, FLA, sept, 30.-The cleo
ton for the removal Of the county site OF
Baker this day resulted in majority Ia
favor Of McClenny. At McClenny the
vote was: McCleuny. l27; at Sauderson,
for sandersOn, s.; at Olustee, tor Sander
son, 8; at Glen st. Mary's, for HcC Jenny,
20. Jobnsonyille, which gives Sanderson
majority, has not been heard from.
Everything passed of quietly.
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Special indications tor Georgia to-day:
Fair weather, slightly cooler on the coast,
stationary temperature in the interior,
and winds northerly.
For Eastern and Western Florida: Fair
weather, slightly cooler, variable winds,
generally northerly.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
1913 O'Clock .. N. Yesterday (Augusta
tIme) was So feet--a fall of OIL foot dur
ing preceding "a hours.
ConDaraJIye statement OF temperature
atSavannan Sept. 80, 1885 and 1885:
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NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The number of
business failures for the quarter ending
Sept so. as reported to r. q. Dun IL Co,
il 1872. as compared with 2,173 for the
third quarter OF 1885. The liabilities,
however, show considerable increase,
amounting in the quarter just closed to
$2I 300, 900, as against 3,s74,000 IN the
corresponding quarter OF 1883. For the
nine months concluding with yesterday
the failures numbered 1888 as compared
with 8, 1877 for the tirstnine months OF last
wear,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-01

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP was formed
IA under the laws of Georgia on August Sth,
1896, between G. LUCIAN JONES. of Savan-
nab, Ga, General Partner. and HAROLD r.
LEWIS and FRANK S. LEWIS, of Philadel-
phia, Pa. Special Partners, for q term of two
years, this being in renewal of limited CO.
partnership heretofore existing between said
9Th, 1895, under the firm name Of c. LUCIAN
JONES, for the transaction of a general COM
mission business in Savannah, ana said spe-
cIal partners have each contributed to the
common stock the sum of seven thousand five
hundred $4,000 dollars.
Certificate Is placed in the Clerks office of
the Superior Court of Chatham c. untv. ca.
G. LUCIAN JONES,
General Partner.
HAROLD r. LEWIS,
FRANK S. LEWIS,
Special Partners.
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HnSc Ball.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The following
games were played to-day:
At Boston-Bosion 5. Kansas Cityl.
At Pittsburg-BrooEiyn o, Pitfsburg -.
AT New GorA-New York 4, Detroit 81;
eight innings darkness.
At fhiladelph ia-Philadelphia 6, St. Louis
At Washington-W ashinCton l. Chicago 2.
At acknowledgements 8, Baltimore g.
At CinCinnati-Clucinral Is. Athletics.
AT ST. Louis-St. Louis 3, Metropolitan q
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FAILED FOR S75O,OOO.

Collapse of One OF the Largest Firms
in Its Line in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The firm of A. s
Gage 81 Co. confessed Judgment 10 favor
of the First National Bank this morning
for $97, 900. The firm occupies one of the
finest blocks on Wabash avenue, at the
corner of Adams street, and has been
doing a wholesale business in fau CIV goods
and millinery. The firm during the fore
noon made an assignment to II. j. Nc.
FarIand and Its large establishment was
at once closed. The Liabilities are placed
at $3.50 600, and are owed almost entirely
to Eastern houses. The assets are roughly
estimated at S6i6. 600.
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The New Bond Cali.

WASHINGTON. sept. 30.-The one
hunured and loriy-third call for SIS, 900 600
per cents contains a large proportion
Of bonds belonging 10 national banks and
deposited with theUnited States Treasurer
to secure circulation and deposits than
any Of the previous calls, the amount
being about Si2Sl2 600
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JEROME PARK RACES.
Wickham Fleeter than Heel and
Toe and Rupert.


JEROME PARK, n. y, Sept. 30.-To-
days racing events here were as follows
FIRST RACR-Seven furopgs. Herbert won
by head. with Grenadier second and Stone
buck third. No time WIS., taken. No betting
was allowed, causing great discomfort.
SECOND RACK-FoT two vear-olds; three
quarters Of - mic. Rebellion won, vii h Para
sol second and Nellie X. third. Time :I6l6.
THIRD RACE-One mile and a half. Wick
ham won by a length and half, with Heel
and Toe second and Rupert third. Time 2:40.
FOURTH RACE-FCr all ages; one and three
sixteenth miles. Valet won by a length and
half. with sapphire second ana Editor
third. Time 2:O5
FIFTH kACE-For three year olds; three
quarters Of q milo. Marsh Redon We n ny a
neck, with Hopeful second and Pegasus third.
Time l:l7%.
SIXTH kACE-Hurdle; one and three
eighth miles. Burr Oak won by two lengths,
W th Eodover second and PalAnca third
1Ime ADD.
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Burial OF CleveIand's Uncle.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-The funeral of
the late Joseph Neal, maternal uncle OF
President Cleveland, took place to-day
from his late residence here. After the
religious services at the house the body
was inferred at Mount olive cemetery.
A large throng gathered near the house
mot nnupur.
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MURDERED BY A TRAMP.
A Mother Finds Her Daughters
Corpse in a Well.


PENNINGTON, Mo-, Sept. 30.-A brutal
murder OF a young woman named Annie
Wealth, daughter of a respectable old Ger
man named Peter Wealth, was committed
in Stegevive county, about sixteen miles
from this place. Yesterday, while the
mother was ab-ent at neighbours and
the boys were al work in a field, some one
went to the house, murdered her and
threw her BODY in a well, " here it was
found by the family. Some OF the furni-
ture drawers were opened as il robbery
was the object OF the murder. A tramp
who had been to the house early in the
dav and had asked for something 10 eat
is supposed to be the murderer. Officers
are on his track
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pTBIIC FDUCATION.


AUGUSTA. GA. Sept. 3O.-Simonds, the
alleged dynamiter, has been bound over
to the Superior Court The evidence is
purely cIrcumstantiai and will hardly
convict.
There IS no change at the mills. The
New Jersey operatives are still here,
hanging around Mr. 5ieynardie's house.
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NOTICE.
Speriai untiree.

Sperial z1ntires.
NOTICE.
have sold my entire stock Of Groceries,
Winss, Liquors, ETC., to Messrs. Strauss Bros,
who will continue the business at the old
stand, % and 22l5 Barnard street Red Gro
Gerry Storel, and solicit for them a confirm
ance Of the trade 50 literally extended to
me.
VIM. WOLFF.
Having purchased from VIM. Wolf the
Stock of the ''RED GROCERY STORE" we
will continue the business, and solicit share
of the patronage of the public.
We are now fitting up the store and re-
ceiving an entire new stock.
STRAUSS BROS,
p and 29l5 Barnard Street.
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Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees Of the
British Steamship 'Ada," Garner, Master,
will be responsible for debts contracted by
the crew.
SIP ACIIAN q CO
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The Governor CIuvcrius' Only Hope.

STAUNroN, VA, sept. 3O.--This morn
ing the Supreme Court of Virginia sitting
here handed down papers in the case OF
r. J. Cluverius, who stands oonvi cted of
the murder Of Lillian Madison at the old
reservoir at Richmond, Va, with the in.
dorsement that the petition for rebear-
ing IL denied. This remands tine case to
the Hastings Court OF Richmond, by which
the time will be fixed or the death penalty
unless executive clemency interposes.
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Eirc IT RnfIer.

BUTLER. GA, sept. 30.-Usry's grist
mill, in the lower part Of the county, was
consumed by fire early Saturday evening.
The fire is supposed 10 have originated
from carelessness. The loss is estimated
at 50, 600, with no insurance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-01

The Public Schools will be reopened on
MONDAY, the 4th day OF October.
The Superintendent will be in hi. Office at
Chatham Academy on TIL URSDAY and FRI
DAY of the present week to issue cards Of ad-
mission to pupils. w. BAKER,
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PROHIBITION SUSTAINED.
Judge Weller, of Ohio, Declines to
Issue a Restraining Order.


Issue a Restraining Order.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 30.-In the Cir
cult Court OF the United States Judge
Weller to-day disposed OF the application
OF William Tanner, ST., "a saloon keeper of
Alliance, o., for preliminary injunction
to restrain the village OF Alliance from
the enforcement OF the prOhibiiOrv
ordinance passed under the Dow
law, by refusing restraining
order. Judge Weller held that
the court mad no jurisdiction 10
afford the relief asked; that the ordinance
does not conflict with the fourteenth
amendment Of the constitution of the
United States; that the ordinance does
not deprive the complainant of his prop
erty, and that the ordinance is only
police regulation IN the interest OF public
morals and for the common good. Judge
Jackson cOncurred in the refusal OF the
application. This was the FIRST case in
Ohio under the law, and was watched
with great interest.
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Gen. Gordon to Visit Bainbridge.
BAINBRIDGE, GA, Sept. 3O.-Gen. Cor
don and Hon. Henry q. Turner will adj
dress the people Of Decatur county at
cambridge on Saturday, Oct. 2. A grand
barbecue is IN preparation for that date.
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pianns.
His Majesty the Sultan of
Turkey Orders Two More
Steinway Pianos.

COME time ago we published letter from
the Sultan OF Turkey, in which he ordered
two p anos from Messrs. Steinway & Sons for
use in the palace at CCnstantiRople 1t is
known that the sultan Is a great lover of
good mu'ic and is surrounded by eminent
music ans, and that musica es constitute a
great feature at the Palace at COpstantinople.
Only recently Wilhelmj gave a musicale there,
al which the Sultan a court were present.
The Steinway P.2DOs which were shipped
to the Sultan proved 50 sat sfHctOry that an
order for two. which has just been received,
will be read with pride by the people OF this
country.
COPY OF oRDER.)
CnFsTANTINOPLE. September 1, 1886.
ASssrs. SsIN1nty. Nelo Irk:
GEETLEMEN-His Majesty was so pleased
with the pianofortes you made for him that
he has again ordered two fancy upright
pianos. These are 10 be made strong and
highly tuned. but they need not he Orna-
mented like the two last, His Majesty want
ing fine but plain instruments, so you will
please paw particular attention IN the sound
OF these pianos. l hardly need recommend
You TO do your best 10 content His Majesty,
for you see that your pains are not lost
Please lose no time in fulfilling His Majesty
orders, for he wants the pianos as soon as
possible, and let me know when we may eX-
pect them. They are to cost from goo to f350
each; the payment to be made as for the
former pianos. Yours truly,
HAKKI BEY, Aide de- Camp.
Sole Agent for Savannah of sTEINWAY
PIANOS,
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The missionary Ridge funnel.

CHATTANOOGA, sept. 30.-The East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia tunnel
under Missionary Ridge, which caved In
last winter. has been entirely rebuilt, and
to-day trains began running through on
time.
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Gopartnrranip zI0ttrre.
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the firm name of CORN
WELL 4 CHAPMAN, for the purpose of con-
Quoting the Furnace, Stove, Hardware, House
Furnishing and General Tin and Jobbing
business, and Will open under Odd Fellows
would be pleased to see all who desire any
thing in our line. X. II. CORSWELL.
E. B. CHAPMAN.
SAVANNAH CA Oct Lat 1890
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Office.

Neither the Captain nor Copsignees of the
British steamship Marion" Jefes. Mas
ter, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS,
COnspnees
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Nstice to Shippers.

Nstice to Shippers.
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA WESTERN R'Y Co.a
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. 30, 1885. )
A new "Collect" station will be opened on
the lst prox,, between the II and l2- mile
posts, on this railway, and will be known as
Borroughs.
The Station at the lo-mile post known as
Mlller's, will hereafter BE- Flag Station, and
all Freights destined for that point must be
prepaid. VIM. P. HARDEE,
Gen Freight A gent