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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03
WRECKED IN A GALE.
The Brig j. III. Lane Lost OF Jupiter
Inlet-suff-rings OF the crew,

The Brig j. n. Lane Lost OF Jupiter
Inlet-Suff-rings OF the crew,
The brig j. Il. Lane, OF searsport. Me-,
CaptAlonzo Snute master, from Matsnzas
for Philadelphia or New York. with a
cargo of 800 hOgsneads of molasses. was
wrecked on April 10, about IA miles north
of Jupiter Inlet.
The vessel Is total loss. The coast for
miles is strewn with casks and wreck
age. There was no insurance on the yes
SCI but the cargo was insured in Phila.
delphia for $4,000. The Captain and GREY
were two hours drifting ashore on their
boat, bottom upwards.
The steward, Henry Whitlock, was
drowned. General Manager Bently. of
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
ra lroad, kindly and promptly gave the
Captain and crew free Transportation
from TitusVille, Fla, to Jacksonville,
where they arrived on Saturday The crew
saved nothing from the wreck. The cap
tain and his son were sent to tee marine
hospital at jacksonville, they having been
badly bruised on the wreck, and having
walked 70 miles from the inlet TO Titus
in wet clothing.
Capt. Ellis, underwriters agent at Jack
sonvie, went to the wreck on Saturday
The brig was built in 1869 at Searsport,
Me-, where she was owned. She was
81 80 tons net register, and rated Al IN
The American Shipmaster Association.
The crew will probably arrive here to-
night.
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Hon. John E. Ward is in the city.

Hon. JOuu IL w ara Is IN Tue CllVs
Mr.. e. q. Brutfev is in the city repre-.
senting the Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. Alva Fitzpatrick, of the Montgom-
cry Daitu Dispatch, reached Savannah
yesterday.
Capt. S. W. Weston, OF Albany, Treas
urer of the Georgia Press Association. is
in the city.
Messrs. Jno. H. Hodges. editor of the
Perry Home Journal. and E. l.. RaiLey.
editor of the Dawson appeal, are in the
city.
Gov. O'NeIl, OF Alabama, telegraphs
that OWN to important official business
be will not be able to attend the Centen-
NAL.
Frank p. Glass, Esq, Of thu Montgom-
cry AdUrrtlSer came in on Mr., Davis
train. The advertiser is now one of the
leading dailies of the south.
Mr.. j. X. Jackson, Secretary Of the
Alabama Railroad Commission and act
ing private 5 cretary to Mr.. Davis, was
10 the party which arrived last night.
MISS Lulu Walker, the charming and
accomplished daughter OF Gen. W. 5.
Walker, of Atlanta, is guest of her rela
tive, mr.. Ramon Salas, 66 South Broad
street.
Gen. John b. Gordon did not come do wn
with Mr.. Davis yesterday. having h. en- de.
tanned IN Atlanta on business. He will
probably he down to-day. Mrs. and Miss
Gordon, however, came with Mr.. and les
! Davis.
Col. A. p. Mooty, Superintendent OF the
! Public Schools Of Colu nhus and Prof. ;.
| G. Caldwell. President Of the Georgia
| Teachers Association, arrived yesterday.
and are the guests of Prof. w. Il. Ting.
! pen, OF the Chatham Academy.
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ktssinms- ,ity BAN +.

This institution opened its doors Dec. 1,
1885, with stock capital Of $4,000 Since
then it's business has increased steadily
aud satisfactorily and an addition to the
clerical rec has been found necessary.
The officers are A. Il. Dwight. President,
and f. IL. Skeding, Cashier. new and
elegant bank bui ding. with IRE proof
vault ami every convenience attached,
has zen erected and il nearly ready for
occupation. II is the ha dsom st rue
ture in kIssmmee. This enterprise bias
contributed no lit lie TO the commerce al
inporl ance of The town, and is indispensa-
bic to its continued prosperity. Read card
in this issue.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The citizens OF Prosperity have organ
lied hook and ladder company.
The farmers OF Long Cane township, OF
AbDeyli county, organized permanent
cub on April II.
Col. j. IL. Rice, OF Greenwood, the faith
err OF tue present stock law, Is said to be
an asprant TO succeed Col ID. w. Aiken
in Congress.
Col. Edward Cantwell, who is now
teaching at Allendaie, has been appoint
ed professor in the United States Naval
and Military Academy.
Col. Robert Aldrich will deliver an ad-
dress at the reunion ~ the survivors of
CO pany h. 9th 5. &. cavalry, &. 5. A =,
al Edgetield, on the fourth Saturday in
July.
Mrs. Mary Campbell is the Oldest lady
in the Little Pee Dee section OF Marion
county. Sue is 50 years Of age. and mas
l04 children, grandchildren and great
grandch ldren.
A prominent tobacco manufacturer OF
Virginia Is making ARRANGEMENTS 10 erect
"A tobacco factory at Rock Hill. The far
mers around Rock HUI will plant $50
acres IN tobacco mis- wear.
John |. Mitchell, OF Anderson county,
has three-legged chicken. Tue third
leg hangs from the left SHE, and though
ii is OF normal Size 10 Is only connected
with the body by small ligament.
The agent Of the savannah Valley rail-
r AL al Mccormick recently put 5000.
when had hepn sent ~ paw the hands,
into the safe and forgot the combination.
An expert is trying to open the safe.
A great deaf OF dissatisfaction is mani.
festeu among the farmers along The W est
em Atlanuc aud Greenville Narrow
/ Gauge railroad, on account OF tleir hands
being employed by the railroad author
/ tiles.
The Laurens Advertiser says: "There
was time when Laurens was considered
an unhealthy place. The past few wears.
however, nave placed it FAR above the
average, even In THIS noted Piedmont sec
ton"
The railroad bridge across Rocky river
at Lawndesvlle is finished. The first
train passed over 1t ON Monday afternoon.
! Between toe river aud Lowudesylle, a
"A distance OF two miles, there are about
| II trestles.
ID. Lynch Priugle, United states Consul
at Guatemala. Is visiting friends in
Georgetown c unity. Mr.. Pringle has
been nrderertd home on duty, and ha :
awaited himself 81 the opportunity to visit
bis old home.
Al recent meeting Of the Town Council
Of Aiken the ordnance requiring a license
fee from butche doing busiuess In town
Was repealed, aud q resolution was alsn
passed rounding TO those who had paid
the lie 81 $50 each
Tue distinctions IN the senior class N
the Due West + mate College have been
announced as folns ~: sGlutnt0rian, Miss
Lettie Brice. Due " cot; French eesaYist.
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SHOOTING CLAY PIGEONS.
The Interstate shot Gun Tourname Ell
This We. X.

f'e W. "a
One of the attractions OF the week will
be the fourth interstate shot gun and
wing shooting contest. under the auspices
of the National Gun Association, at the
Chatham Gun Clubs shooting park south
OF Camp Washington, tomorrow, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The programme of the tournament has
already been published in the NEWS. The
first day hve matches Will be shot; on the
second day four, and on the third day
four There will be three moreNs in all
The marches unless the entrances exceed
~, when there Will be four moneys. In
match No. the winner will have both
badge and money. All matches will be
governed by the National Gun Associa-
ton rules.
Clubs have entered from Atlanta, Quit
man, Macon, and Brunswick, Ca,
Charleston, II ardeevilie. AID Columbia, 5.
O., and Pensacola and Tallahassee, Fla.
The Chatham Gun Club and the Forest
CITY Club,Of Savann ah will also take part.
In" badge TO be shot for has just been Of
Tered by the National Association. Last
years badge which was shot for lasL Oc-
tnb'r at the Macon tournament was won
by the Chatham Gun Club OF this city.
The management OF the tournament is
under the direction of an executive COM
mittee consisting OF Judge Nj. r. Free
man, Of Macon, Ga; K. A. Crawford, Of
Tallahassee, Fla; Judge F. c. Randolph,
OF Montgomery, Ala II Won Lengerkc of
New York and t. T. Hall, of Charleston,
$. e.
w. q. Cooper, President of the Chatha NJ
Gun Club is Genera! Manager and w. II.
Connerat. Secretary and Treasury of the
same club is General Secretary. Several
OF tue competing clubs have already ar
rived and the remainder will arrive to-
day.
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Sprrlal zlotiree.
Chatham ARTILLERY Centennial Cele.
bratiOD.

ORDER OF THE DAY FOR MAY 8, 1885
I. The column will be formed upon South
Broad street, the right resting uuou Abercorn,
50 a. To be ready TO march at l0:l5 O'Clock A.
precise y city time, in the following order
lst. Chatham Artillery.
81. First bflgad3 of lufantry, under COM
mand of Brig. Gen. T. A. Huguenin, consist
ing OF he following roops:
Marion battalion.
Savannah Volunteer Guards Battalion.
Washington Battalion.
sumter Battalion.
3D.. Second Brigade of Infantry, under com
m nd of oil. q. w. AndeI son, consisting OF
the following troops:
First No unter K giment OF Georgia,
Secon Geo gia Battalion.
Lee Battalion
Greene Battalion.
Attn. Pelham Artillery Battalion.
9th. stuart Cavalry Squadron.
ii. The Line OF march will I've down Aber-
corn street to Bav; up Bay to Whitaker, pass
ing IN review before HIS Excel ency Gov Me-
Daniel at the Exchange; up Whitaker to ST
Ju! an; down st. Julian to Bull; up Bull To
ooul Broad; down South Broad TO DrayIon
np Drdyton to the Park extension, where the
troops Will be formed in the order here indi-
Gated:
The Artillery on the north side, fronting
south
he Infantry on the west side fronting east.
Inc Cavary on the east side, fronting west
Inc square thus enclosed will re kept open
for the movement of the tioo S al me-
Centennial salute will then be fred blythe
Chatham Artillery, and the parade will be
dismissed.
III. sitting Companies, not be onging to
any OF The battalions from Camp Washington.
wi be attached 10 the First Volunteer Reg, :
ment of Georgia, and will form with thai
command.
~ Should any modification of these ar
rangements become necessary, it will be com
munical ed by Special Order to the commands
Interested. CHAS. IL. OLMSTEAD,
Marshal of the Day.
L. G. GAILLARD, Asst. Adi't General.
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FLORIDA.

sPalatka i - nave a town clock.
4 large -,N mill at Newport Springs is
now running.
The holeI at Keuka is to be enlarged be-
fore next season.
The Supreme Court couvenes in ITALIA
hassee Oo May 3.
The Circuit Court OF Suwanee county
convene- on Monday.
The Apopka On gen will issue trade
edition about May 20.
Surveys show That Cocoa is about 40
leet higher than Tiiusville.
The new Congre satiOnal Church at
Port Orange Is nearly finished.
Mr. Pennington has opened hotel
At Glendale, atty lied the Glendale house.
Fernand ma district has shipped 10, 2S5.-
900 feet OF lumber in the past four mOhths.
The Clarendon hotel at Green Cove
Spring has closed its doors Tor be Sc snn
Reports from Orlando say that the Ma.
tional bank there is doing a large bust
nes-.
sumterville has more business houses
now npen than ever before, aud they are
still coming.
A minister of Lake City saws the first
couple he ever married paid 81 90 and
load 81 pc at0es.
Pr p-r'y in Keuka has risen steadily in
Yalu Last week vacant 1T 5OxI0O
ieet sold tor $l.0W
Strawberries and blackberries now vie
win eacn other az 10 cents per quart at
Green Cove Spring.
Several Englishmeu have located at
Lane Park, and mGre are expected 20 ar
rive Ia "A short time.
Tnree straw berries grown nj Federal
POINT measured resaectveiy 81, AZ, and
BIZ inches in circumference.
An old folks concert will be held at
palatka on May II for the benefit OF the
Lad e. Mem rial Association.
The south Florida Sentinel OF Orlando
repo Is ~ its c0lnmns a numb. Of real
estate tran actions at good figures.
Tno artesian well a. g reen Cove Spring
has been sunk 10 a denth OF 30j iept, but
without reachink good n0S II water.
he peach trees throughout Clay coun.
" are n.ayly laden with lruit. and "A
large crop NAV now be considered certain
Regular trip~ arr nos male N Lake
Dora. between Tavares, Mount Dora and
Tangerine landing, by means of a fast
steam yacht.
The saw mill NJ Tavares has been sold
20 two gentlemen, VINO Will bereafie
or rate II under TIE name OF the Tavares
Lumber Company.
Lady May Hardy. the English author.
eBE. VINO hAs been wintering at Orlando.
collecting material Tor a book on Florida,
has lett tor ter home.
The little town u Lakeside. In Orange
county, - coming 10 the ftont, and re.
port from that Dnint indicate that she q
havng quite boom.
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STOLE HIS NEIGHBOURS WIFE
Berrien County Shocked by a Scandal
A Very Old Book.

berrfen county shocked by scandal
A Very old Book.
ALAPAHA, GA, May 1.-The people of
this Berrlen) county are noted for their
good, honest, old-fashioned ways, and the
greater number are members of some
branch OF the church ana hold IN utter
disgust anything bad or immoral. just
now they are somewhat stirred APP. Ben
iam,n COlson, VINO has been living near
Nashville for the past few years, aban-
doned his wife few days ago and
left for parts unknown accompanied
by the wife OF Robert Wheeess. He pre-
tended to his wife that he had received a
letter stating that his father was dead,
and be bad to 90 of Immediately 10 bring
his mother to live with them. He lett
home, borrowed a wagon Ir, m one of his
ne gnbOrs, and himself and Mrs. w heeless
stole away. She lett letter to her hus-
band advising him to get another wife,
one that would be good to ham, etc. The
owner of the stolen or borrowed wagon
and several citizens are in pursuit of
him. When last heard from Mr.. COlson
was vending his way towards Pulaski
county.
At Wiley Whltley's place, in Irwin
county, a few days ago, Rev. Mr.. Hardin
shot very large rattlesnake, completely
cutting him In half. Some time alter
wards a dog went near the snake, was
biIten, and died from the effects.
To-day | was shown gu te al old book
''Reports Court OF Queens Bench,' special
cases in the second, third, fourth, fifth
and sixth years of the reigns of King
William and Queen Mary, pnblish at
Inner Temple lane, London, England, in
1892, making the same 1874 years old. 1t
contains the cnat of arms Of the Lynd-
hurst family, aud is In good state of pre-
serNatiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03
The Great SILK Strike.

A. R. Altmayer & Co. strike against the
old-time high prices charged for silks in Sa-
vannah. and. regardless of all combinations.
will sell for this week their entire stock OF
summer silks at the marvellous low price of
ACC. per yard, regular price from 65c to 75c
They also will ofer best quality "A a d % inch
striped and plain surah silks at 75c. per yard.
positively worth 81. Special inducements in
black dress goods a the following big retuc-
tiOns Their l2lSc goods for lOc 2nc. goods for
l5c.. their 25c. goods for 20c the Csc. ard
40c. goods for 30c.. their soc. goods for 40c.,
their sc goods for sec. their $50 goo for
Csc, their goods for 75c.. and all other
grades IN same proportion. just opened, %
pieces more OF AZ inch black lace bunting at
l5c., usual price 40c --Aap.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

AS well try to bail out old ocean as to
exhaust our stock of Centennial decora-
tions. 1t can't be did. From early Sat-
urday a. M, until IL p. m, we were be-
sieged with eager. buyers, but notwith-
standing the tremendous demand we
are on deck with enough more to supply
all creation. Large invoices received per
Saturdays steamer. Low prices will rule
to-day. Come all and complete YOUR pur-
chases so We can wind up the flag trade
and set our house in attractive order for
visitors. l.. & B. S. M. 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

There is no reason whatever why visitors to
the Centennial celebration should shoulder a
heavy bill for board and lodging, when they
can otherwise rave a considerable sum OF
money. This can be accomplished by blu ing
their Spring Clothing, Underwear. Neck wear
Hosiery, Str W Hat, etc. at a. Fak Il Sons
reliable Clothing Establishment. We guar
antee that purchasers can save enough on all
articles bought OF rs, To ma erlallV reduce
their running expenses while in The city. an
We further guarantee that they will not find
elsewhere fiuel or larger stock of Gents,
Youths, Boy,' and Chiidren's Clothing from
which to Sc ect. We have one price only y
all, and that is the lowest. Our tailor MAKE 6
all alterations free of charge, and we are sur
thFt we Can give every one "a merchant
tailor nit. and for about one half a tailor
price. ''Fak ks" old reliable Clothing House
is not on" of mushroom growth. but looks
back with pride to the experience of years,
and "nr Clothing has reputation for super :
GRITTY over al o hers.
We invie inspection, and no harm il you
don't buy. Congress, Whitaker and st. Ju inn
streets. A. FALK & SONS. successors to |. L.
Falk & Co.
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tits = common thing nowadays for all
great Occa-Ions TO develop a class OF people
whose sole idea ia to gouge. and take advant-
age OF strangers In every conceivable man
ner. Overch'rgIng in prices is c,mmon
mode of ''makiug hay while the sun shin, s."
This practice, however, does a ci more harm
than good, as II CT Gales "A = rong PR juice
ami "A sourness tow ards the peoule of the CITY
that ma taken tn m m. Opposed 10 this idea
il The immense Clothing Establishment Of
Messrs Il. II. levy Il Bro, who also brlieve
in "r"aping a harvest" bus prefer doing il on
\ safer basis. Thew have. therefor, reduced
prices on their entire stock ~ Gents Youths
AMI Bow Clothing. Hats. Furn' -hing e lods.
etc. for Centennial week. AMI propose sell
hte Sprung Cloth ~. straw lats, and other
seasnuable 20 DIS az pr'ce, that cannot be du-
plicatrd anywhere. cur tHilOr makes az al
terra IONS in sult~ free Of charge. q. II. LEVY
\ BRO, I6l Congress siree'.--Ad0.
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Special Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
MAYORS OFFICE. Nav lst. 1Ss6

OITY OF oAVANNAH.
MAYORS OFFICE, May LIST, 1885,
Special order N ~
|. Du ing the review OF the troops by the
Governor on Monday Bay street, from Aber-
corn to WhltaEer must be given entirely to
the troops ON curb to euro
IL. No hOrsemen, except military. nor
vehicles of any kind, except the water carts
and the carriages containing the pa ty OF His
Excelleucy the Governor, will be allowed iu
the Park extension during the para re there
itizens are requested to congregate only
along the lines of fencing so as to leave the
CENTRAL part " the ground free Tor the move
ments of the trools. The Chief If Police IL
charged WITT the execution Of this order.
By order of
RUFUS r. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK K. REBARBR,
ClaPk ~ (sounnTI
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State Specific lakes. 1885,

Notice is hereby gwen to all parties who in
tend carrying on any of the following ,nds OF
business curing the Centennial. tnaL the State
Specific Tax on same is payable on commence
ing to do SAID business, to wit;
Pool ami Blliard Tables.
Any other Table, Stand, or place for the
performance of any game or play.
Flying Horses.
Tenuin Alleys.
Dealers in Spirituous or Malt Liquors, In
toxi"ating Biiters. or Brandy Fruits.
Travelling Vendors of patent or proprietary
medicines, pecial n0strums, jewelry, paper,
soap. or other articles of Ike character.
Pcddlers IN Buggles, Wagons etc.
JAS. j. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector G C.
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We say 1t aud We Mean II.

1t is a qualification to us to be able to say
thar every customer who called at our store
this season gave us the highest pr Use for the
excellent election we've made in the STYLES
and pat rms of our clothing for the spring
and summer -eason and for he low pri es we
are selling our goods et. Most every house In
our line sets forth some clam or her WHY
the patronage Of the community should be
given them. Alive have 10 offer Is first
class goods for men, Youths ana oyS
nice. desirable styles at popular prices; To
make all necessary alterations free OF charge;
to give you as near perieci a is as any first
class merchant tai or, aud our 20 ,ears' reru-
talon for representing our goods correctly.
Another advantage we offer Is that. having
had our garments made up from samples Sc
lected by us. you are not art Ia see = duplic te
of a suit bougnt OF US upon most every OH r
man YOU mret. We make = speciality OF bovs'
aud chitdren's clothing. and carry also large
line Of hats and gents furnishing gonds. Our
custo ers are our less advertisers, l59
BrOughton street. SIMON MITCHELL.
Sign OF the Golden Arm.
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every day this week by selling the por-
traits of ex-President Davis and the SOU
venir Confederate battle flags. We want
live men and boys to sell these goods in
the streets and at the encampment
grounds during the week. There were
600 OF these p 'ctures sold in one day in
Atlanta. Men and boys who mean bust
ness, can ct paying work ny calling be-
tween and 8 O'Clock Monday morning.
LUTDEN d BATES SOUTHERN Music
House.
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Free Exhibition Of The HAndsom Est
Shaping Car In the word.

The Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping
Car that took the first prize over all
others, at the New Orleans exposition,
and considered the linest 81 eplng car
in the world, will be on exhibition at
the savannah, Florida and Western pas.
senger depot, Monday. May 3, from 2 10
o'cneh p. m. Tue public generally are
tiun.
This sleep ny car. ana seven others of
Ike build and finish, are used 70 complete
q through car serY &c from Montgomery,
Ala, thfou b tue union depot at Atlanta,
to New York city, passing al the leading
summer resorts IN East Tennessee and
Virginia, the Natural Bridge OF Virginia,
and the Tar famed CAterns OF Luray.
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OrntemnIAI Dnta.

The military display will be grand. and
so will be tie display at silva's China
store.
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Fire Sets, Cham.
her Sets, fine Cut Glasswar' Water Conl-
ers, Ice Cream Freezers, FLY Fans, Gate
CIV Stone Water Filters. e c.
The LARGEST stocs in the city at greatly
reduced prices.
Ten Havllnd's Decorated French China
Dinner sets at invoice COST. l40 Brough-
ton street.-Adp.
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Special Bank Notice.

SAVANNAH, April 30, 1885.
Banking hours during Centennial week, t8d
to sth May in ,usivej will be from O'Clock A.
N. to P. N. each day.
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM,
Cashier Central Railroad and Bank'g Co.
JAMES H. HUNTER,
Cashier Savannah Bank and Trust Co.
THos GADsDEN,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Cashier Southern Bank State of Georgia.
THOs. F, THOMSON,
Cashier the National Bank Of Savannah.
CHAS. II. OLMSTEAD & co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03

Citizens i.ivtng On LIN of March
Should have their decorations up as early
as possible. You will lind largest assert.
ment lowest prices, and your orders will
be promptly filled by
L. & b. s. NH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-03
Special Notice.
en- TREAsrRER,s Orr1rE.

DIIY IhEAsIKEK7S OFFICE, I
SAVANNAH. GA. Anri 2s lsS8
The attention Of pc sons who propose to
transact business Of any kind at or near
the Centennial Grounds during Centen-
nial wees, is He'd TO the folhwi z extract
from section V. OF the Tax ordinance for the
year 1856 VIZ:
Every person transacting or Offering to
traf "a { either Of the kinds OF business here
ina er spec fed, sha pay the tax hereinAf-
ter pre-crhed, for epeeU seDar II yiidce 0f BUSH
ness in which he shall transact or offer to
transact busiress"
The ordinance win he strictly enforced
Cas- HARDEE, Civ Treasurer
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The Morning News at Camp Washing

The MORNING NEWS stand, immedi-
ately adjoining the telegraph Office and
press quarters, will be open daily during
Centennial week. Advertisements and
su descriptions will be received on same
terms as at the publishers office. Sample
copies in wrappers may be had and
mailed,