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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

ms cousin, Chichester Bell, has gone to
europe for the purpose OF bringing it be-
lore scientific men in England and on the
continent. Patents have already been OBJ
tanned In all the principal countries OF
Ooth continents. The great object OF the
inventors was to record by photography
or otherwise the vibrations in the let OF
water which correspond TO sound waves;
the result OF words spoken in the vicinity;
10 Keep the voice on record, bottled up as
IL were, Tor any length of time, and then,
Mnen called upon, to let the record speak
DIS Mr.. Bell says, has been accom-
pIlshed. The water, or liquid OF what
ever KIND 1t may be, is colored with BIZ
chromate of potash. Ii it were perfectly
clear 1t would not answer, because the
nght used in phOtographing would
pass through without resistance and
no record would be made on the
taolet: The water is cOlored for photo
graphing, and the Jet is made to fall
obiquely on a glass plate. The water
spreads itself out on the glass plate and
runs oil. 1t is the water so spread out
tnat is 10 be photographed as it passes.
words spoken cause the jet of water to
VlOrate, the vibrations in the let cause
corresponding vibrations in the Tim of
water as it breaks and spreads on the
glass plate and runs of. a ray OF light
10 PaosSu uuIough lnaI him ana through
the glass plate to sensitive tablet be-
hind. The sensitive tablet receives the
Impression of every vibration while the
speaking continues, the jet keeps run
ming, the film Keeps passing over the plate,
the recording tablet keeps moving and
the light passing through the film to the
tablet makes a record of the speech far
more accurate than any verbatim report.
These scientists do not consider their in
vention perfect, but they are at work i'm
proving il.
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SOUTHERN PIG IRON.
Philadelphia Capital Seeking Invest
ment in Alabama.
From tRe PHILADELPHIA Record,

From the PAilddeLpbiG Record
The Thomas Iron Company, a Penn
sylvania corporation, is interested in
large amount of valuable iron-ore land in
Alabama, in the vicinity OF Birmingham.
Samuel Thomas, the senior member OF
this firm, is also largely interested in iron
ore lands in the same section, and he,
Robert H. Sayre and other prominent
Philadelphia capitalists have formed a
company, of which Mr.. Thomas is the
head, to thoroughly develop
these lands and erect thereon a
plant which will produce the best grades
OF pig iron. There will be two furnaces
erected by the company, one of which is
to be commenced at an early day. Sub
scrIptions, on first payments, for the COM
mencement of the work have already
been made, and it is thought that the fur
mace will be IN operation about the begin
ming of next year. The work upon the
second furnace will be commenced soon
after the first is finished. The total
amount which the company will invest in
Alabama is about 81 ,500,0 600.
A gentleman well acquainted with the
causes leading to this investment states
that if it proves as profitable as is eX-
pected other companies will go into the
Same section, taking as much capital as
the Thomas company proposes TO invest.
1t is claimed that pig-iron can be made in
Alabama at SIS per ton cheaper than in the
Lehlgh Valley, and even after paying the
cost of transportation to the North the
iron can be put down 81 80 per ton cheaper
than by any Northern producer. Even at
this it is stated that the pig iron trade of
Pennsylvania is often embarrassed by an
offer Of Southern pig iron at a figure SO
cents lower than the homemade IRON is
offered at.
The starting up of such large pig-iron
| furnaces in the South, with the very best
iron masters of the country at their head
which will be able to produce at so much
lower figures than in this State, where
the raw materials are bauled long dis
tances and the rates of freight are high,
| is not regarded with much favor by those
| manufacturers OF pig iron In PennsYlva-
MIA whose plants are not fav0rably To-
Gated. They state that the production
must to a great extent md its way North
aud force out Of the market considerable
OF the home production. The projectors
of the new Alabama furnaces. however,
state that the alarm Is grOundless, as the
demands of the South and Southwest for
iron in 1887 will be such as to absorb the
production of all the iron that is made in
Alabama. They report that railroads,
bridges and other enterprises, many of
them of very extensive character, are in
contemplation for 1887, and that the
| amount of iron which will be absorbed by
these will be enormous. A number of
Philadelphia and New York capitalists
will leave here next month for Alabama to
examine the situation for locating iron
ssta blishments, and to study the advan-
tages this field has over others to iron pro-
ducers.
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HE STRUCK 1T RICH.
AGreat Silver Bonanza Opened in
New Mexico.

AGreat Silver Bonanza Opened in
New Mexico.
ELPAso, Tex, May ga letter was
received here to-day from Kingston,
Sierra county, n. NJ, giving an account
ofthe discovery OF a remarkably rich de-
post of silver-bearing ore. The writer OF
the letter, James T. Foster. was for sew
eral wears a resident of Houston, Tex.
and is known as a reliable man. Sierra
county. the location of the new bonanza,
is small county lying between Grant
and SOcOrro counties, in Southwestern
New Mexico. The Rio Grande river and
the AtchisOn and Topeka railway
run north and south through
the eastern half OF Sierra
county. Kingston lies at the foot of the
PinOs Altos range OF mountains, some IS
miles from the railroad. Foster writes
that on Monday, May II, while an Italian
was working In prospecting the tunnel OF
Messrs. Rouchaner and Camptisld his
driIl suddenly struck something very
soft. Campfeld had promised the Italian
a couple of weeks ago new suit OF
clothes if be struck it rich. From the
day of Camphed's promise the Italian
seemed beside himself on the subject OF
s.strikIng il rich." and he quickly became
the butt Of the camp. Hastily Withdraw
ing the drill ne loaded ana Diasteu away
the rock, uncOvering perbaps the richest
body OF ore ever fOund in New Mexico.
The rock is soft and contains an extraor-
binary percentage Of black sulpbide of
silver, giving il the appearance OF shale,
or a poor quality OF coal.
Picking up lump Of the precious ore
the now frantic Italian rushed out OF the
tunnel TO a room where Campbell was
asleep. Shaking him violently he cried /:
"You no more sleep; you very rich; but
must have fine suit CLOSE" He got his
clothes, The ore averages over LOCO per
ton. A drift has been run along the bor-
der Of the ore for distance Of 1870 feet, ex-
posing the deposit over II feet high and q
feet thick the entire length OF the drift.
How much further II extends IL not yet
known. There is something like $S,OOO,OOO
worth Of ore in sight. Six carloads have
already been shipped to the smelter. This
shipment will net 100000. 1t costs 81
per ton TO haul the ore TO the railroad.
The discovery has caused tremendous
excitement I'm the vicinity 0fkingston. IL
he believed when the extent OF the discoy-
ery becomes known in Colorado there will
be- grand rush for the new silver mines,
as Il Is comparatively virgin section,
there being many claims open 70 location.
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A RIVAL OF THE rELEPHoNE
remarkable Discovery Made by
Prof Bell aud His Cousin.

remarkable Discovery Made by
Prof. Bell aud His Cousin.
Wilmington SDectal 10 the Ys,o Fork Graphic.
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell and his
cousin, DR.. Chichester Bell, have recently
made a very remarkable discovery, which
they think is quito as important as the
transmission OF the tones Of the human
voice through che telephone. They have
discovered that falling jet Of water or
name OF gas burning i'm room reproduces
every word spoken and every sound Ut
.eIeu within given distance. When TWO
people l0in In conversation In room in
.ue evening, the gus which burns above
luelr heads repeats every word they say,
auu sounds uttered in the vicinity OF now
'ng water produce vibrations.
= 10 a reporter Of a local paper Prof
neIl showed glass disk, upon which APP
feared spiral streak composed OF tiny
allle shade lines, placed together or far
,uvr apart to make up the variation Of In
Nuaity. The surface was one OF de-
preston and elevation. This, Pref. Bell
ssUo' represented sound waves. when
,le Plate was reyolved upon pivot aud
,,se depression and elevations conveyed 20
,ne ear by microphone, there was
..opsutlun OF the conversation there re-
yea as distinct as when IL was deliY-
rcd The undulate surface representing
pund waves was produced by photo
sl14pny' Prof. Bell says that II any one
IN 20 TO "A wRtor-pipe and turn on the
ipet 80 That the water will fall IN a
alean TO the ground. that water can be
.ie 70 report the con gersation taking
.lace IN its presence, and n stream regis
every sound within hearing or IT,,
4. lol' Bell considers this discovery quite
20 IMPORTANT as that Of toe telephone. and
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CHEAPADVERTlslNC.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, IN THIS column (the best IN the pdpef9
Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN AdvGnce, each insertion.
ErerybOdy toho has any todnt TO supply
anything to buy or to sell, any business on
accommodations to secure; indeed, any tolSh
togrdtify, should advertise IN this column
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Daniel R. Kennedy, AuCtiOneer,
A Good Chance to Buy Lots,
1. DORsETT. AuCtIoneer.

@. II. DORSET. AuctIOneer.
VIII sell at public cutlery on TUESDAY. June
lst, 1886, at the Court House, during the
usual hours Of sale,
TWENTY THREE (23l LOTS fronting 10
feet each on two streets. Eliza and Norwood,
and 80 feet deep.
These lots extend from near Bull 10 Mont
g0mery street, and are upon that open pla-
teau, well drained, high, and devoid Of objec-
tionable features, near the intersection Of the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway and
the Isle OF Hope railroad with Bull! street.
AS every train on the Savannah, Florida
and Western railway stops at this point 1t is
probable that a station for passengers and a
terminus Of the street railroad will DO estab-
lshed here at an early day.
These lots have a large prospective value.
and are the only lots south of Anderson street
on the market, or likely soon TO be. They arc
on streets which cannot be interfered with by
the city. Terms cash.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

Tho Yoltaic Belt Company, Marshall,
Mich. ofer to send their Celebrated Vol
talc Belts and Electric Appliances on
thirty DAYS trial to any man afflicted With
Nervous Debility. Loss OF vitality, Man
hood. etc, illustrated pamphlet In seel-
ed envelope With fun particulars, mailed
free. Write thom at once
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Land Next to SClUGtZeI Park
FOR SALE,
G. H. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

C. II. DORSErT, AuctIOneer.
viii offer for sale on TUESDAY, June Ist.
1886 mt the Court House, Immediately after
the sale OF the Schuetzen Park,
l0l acres. more or less adjoining that Park
and lying parallel TO 10. This includes fine
front on the river, aud piece OF level, well
drained land. besides marsh land. The lOca-
ton Ia admirable for pleasure grounds. farm
or a cemetery, and Is reached by the Shell
road. Coast Line railroad horse cars, or by
water.
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2ail,ts sno Oils.
alnMhn.
KIssIMMEE CRY BANK.

KissImmoo City. Orange County, Fla
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. sBO. 900
rINRANHACr a regular banking business.
buy and sell Foreign aud Domestic Fx-
change. Give special attention 10 Florida
c0lleciiora. Correspondence solicited Cor.
respondents: snaDogrd National Hank. New
York, g, N. whitney a Co. New Ycf4. flfa1
National Bank ~ FLORIDA. Jacksonville. Ma
Amber. Marvin a eforkton. Int Iaaf4IIIA
fla..and ln OroatlrIiain.ihe Han.
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Brirrinartam.
Savannah
Veterinary Inllrmary.

7
Cor south Broad aud Randolph sts.
Nus. q 20. q. MATTHEW'S. a. VS. OH
~ var STEERS. o. V. -, Graduate Nete-
rInary Surgeons. treats an diseases 0f Horses,
cattle. sheep and D0Es. largest and best ar
ranged lahrmnry in the South. Horse Den-
tiaifg q speciality. Post mortem EXAMINATIONS
made nnd reported on. Calls promptly al
tended tn. aud where alwaYe d Veterinary
Surgeon ean hc iound day and night. Tells
Itoac 40 so.
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geoaI Elotirep.


tEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.-WILLIAM
" W. BRYANT, OF said county. having
made an Assignment Of ali his assets TO me, all
persons having claims against him VIII pre-
sent them 10 me. aud Az persons indebted 70
him will make payment 10 me.
SAVANEAH, May II, 1886.
81. J. II. YoNGE, Assignee.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COuNrY.-Notce 10
" hereby given 10 ali part'e having de-
mands against GEOEGE W. HknRiCK. late
OF g., atham county, now deceased, 10 present
them 10 me, properly made out, Withinthe time
prescribed by law, 50 as 90 show their chnrac-
ter aud amounts, and al perit ~ Indebted TO
said deceased are hereby required to make
Immediate payment TO me.
APHIL I'D 1850.
FREDERICK VAN WAGENEN,
Executor estate or George W. Iedrick, de-
ceased.
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
" hereby given TO all parties having de-
mRnds against JAMES e.. SALtUs, late
OF Chatham county. deceased. 10 present
them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, 20 ms 10 show their
charAcic r and amounts: and all persons in
debled 90 sad deceased are hereby required
10 mak . Immediate payment TO me.
APRIL 23d 1856.
w. 8. HAWKINS.
Administrator estate Of James Q. saltus, de-
ceased.
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g. II. DORSETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
Georgia Coast Islands for Sale.

400 ACRES. embracing Milligan's aud
tOO other small islands in Bryan county,
between Bear and Midway rivers, near ST..
Catharine's sound, adjacent To the mainland, ,
covered with valuable cedar. and having salt
marshes, checkcred with creeks suitable for
raising oysters. This property can be made
available for n good income in a very short
time. But in addition 70 these advantages r.
is nearly IN the centre Of the land-lOeked
Georgia coast ilsheries and oyster beds. and isl
passed every day by steamboats, and other
craft navigating thOse waters. The islands
can also be utilized for truck farming, and
viii need no guano or fencing. The main
land in the neighborhood Is very eligible.
already occupied by farms aud handsOm0-
residences. No one eau make a mistake in
investing IN this property 40 the present low
prices OF land. The country is yearly In
oreAsing yastiy In population, and prices arc
bound 10 keep pace with This constant growth.
THESE islands are cheaper now than they will
ever be- again. and arc hound % be sold. EN-
anime the properly and send in your bids &C
an early day. An cash or part cash and re-
mainder Ia twelve months, with security.
Address l. G. BRYAN, So Barnard street.
Savannah, Ga.
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Four TenementS at Auction
II. DORsETT. Auctioneer.

G. II, DORSETr, Auctioneer.
win sell on TUESDAY. June lst. 1895, before
the Court House, during the usual hours Of
sale,
Lot measuring 6aX90 on West Boundary
street, between Zuby and Pine streets, and
four tenements newly built, with tin roofs,
and renting for s2} per month, or S276 per an
mum. Terms cash.
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AlierrIlanrnna,

NOR Prlckly Heat get the best 'Boracine"
4 Toilet Powder-a5c. q package. Kept by
every druggist. 81
(tfrRATE MAGNESIA and 'Seidhtz Pow
L. ders fresh every Gay at LiNINGSTON'S
Pharmacy. Bull and State streets.
.6aAdlb 10 see our s. rs Children q Carriages;
y, nobody should be without one, al that
brdce. Also our Parlor Hanglhg Lamps at
50 so, worth double. Don't think we are ,iok-
ing. nut II is IN reality; don't uet ays can at
once, we have only few left. at " ATTAIN
BltBSs,, 1855 Congress and lSlSt. Julian street,
between Barnard and Je lIors0n.
TNUR RHINE WATER WHEELS, Mill Ma
i q ellipery and Mill Rocks. d LOMBARD
IRON WORKS. Augusta. Ga. dt
NN ANTED. trunks and bags fprepair by
Wv fret class workmen; chargesl0w. NEID-
InNGER Il RABUN 10 1'A
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Roaroine


THERE is rest for the weary at AIRING
/ TON COTTAGE. Thunderbolt; come and
try day or a dinner and be convinced. Board
day or week.
DOARDING.-Hav renovated and re-
ID furnished my house throughout am row
prepared to receive bOarders; either dodgers
or DAY hoarders: everything nrst-class. APP
ply to MRS. g. WECHSLER, Market kestau-
rant No. ).
DROOKLYN, N. BOARD ON THE
DHIIL-MRS. II. Z. HOW ARD, 206 w ash
ington Park. Rooms large. Location delight
full: convenient to cars TO Manhattan Beach,
C0pev Island. Long Beach and Central Park;
also, TO New York places OF amusement.
PAVILION HOTEL.-Pleasant rooms for
4 rent. summer rates; also. table board, by
MRS TAY LOR.
COUTHERNERS visiting New York city
- will find cool, pleasant rooms, with eN-
cellent board, location very central, 22l west
l4th street. New York CITY.
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gor Sale.
NOR SALE, slightly soiled Trunks and Bags
i atcost. by NEIDLINGER 4 RABUN.
EAMILY HORSE. safe for ladies to drive,
il COX's stablea.
NOR SALE. large quantities Of lx8, Xxi.
Il and lx6; also, boards, plank, and scant-
ling; planned Misunderstanding, flooring. and
ceiling; also, No. and , shingles. REPPARD
& co, Taylor and East Broad streets.
NOR SALE, Trunks of latest patterns; re-
il pairs OF all kinds executed. Factory
state aud Whitaker.
THE Centennial being over the CITY and
Suburban Railway Will sell OF at low
figures portion OF tOelr surplus stock Of
animal. Apply at Stables.
UNEXAs HORSES AND PONIES for sale
i at DIR. COX'S STABLES
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1alierrllanrnma.
DEACH ICE CREAM. the first OF the sea
| ton: also, Cherry lee Cream. Send in
your orders for Sundays dinner 20 RAIDER
lCK's, 20 Bull street.
SuOO. sKEETERs! win clean them all
= out. To be found only at HALTlWAN-
GERS Drug store, Whitaker and Wayne Sta.
Don't forget the place.
DERFU Crabs Eye. best face powder
i IN the market, only Sc package. AZ LlN-
lNGsTON's Pharmacy, Bull and state.
GWEET CIDER, Lime Juice, Grape Phos-
- phate, Red Currant. MOxie, and all the
latest drinkf, with HEIDpS Popular Soda
Water.
DERsONs needing the services OF n thor
ough. practical painter, paper hanger,
DECORATOR ctc.s VIII nnu " 70 lnclf ADVANTAGE
10 call on or address VIM. TAYLOR, 81 Wald-
burg street. between Abercorn and Lincoln
streets.
ITO BE SOLD RETAIL, AZ Wholesale prices,
nity thousand cigars, GAIAN'5, Bull
and Br0ughtOn.
< ARATOGA Spring Water, Blood Orange,
- club SOdH. MOXie. 80 HAlTlW AN0kk'S
New Drug store. Whitaker aud Wayne.
nFEP ROCK. MIKE. and MIA shakes. with
II shaved Ice. nc LtNiNG5IONiS Phar-
macy. Bull and State.
TRY nvc-cent sheet OF Improved sticry
i ny Paper. Trade nupplied By a.. AZ.
HEIDI 4 90.
DEACH. Cherry, strawberry. Vanilla, Chac.
II olafe Ice Gfnu 3. az lAutkfCkih. send
n ....t. 800. 49,. -. l',,,,.i d. y b $780,.
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Gn,nlonr,rnt auantrn .

WANTED, a situation, in any business
w where promotion is possible; can keep
books or drive u draw; excellent AS hotel man.
Al references B. II. ELLIOTT, Leesburg,
Sumter county, Fla.
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UTANTED.-Lad Agents actually clear
w $40 daily with my wonderful new Patent
Rubber Undergarment for fem ales; one LADY
sold so first two hours MRS. b. 4. LIT TIE,
Lock Box 4t3, Chicago, III.
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For Nrmt...asliarrIlamFelts.

NOR RENT. a lot with stable, capacity for
II 20 horses; water and every convenience.
Apply to O'CONNOK Il MOORE, % West
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miscellaneous zl1attts.
nn,nrn ann Stnrra Tor Rett,

BN"~N~ WV VII y ~ 9 .
EOR RENT OR LEASE, frst-class bust
II ness stand. suitable for a d ug store or
barber shop; ali necessary convenences on
premises: near Central railroad office. Apply
hoe RENT, house No. Duffy street. third
II door west from Bull; nine rooms, mod
ern cOnvenienceS; rent SIS per month. Apply
corner New Houston and Bull.
TNOR RENT, the premises No. 80 York street,
Il near Draytop, lately occupied by BOWL
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable
possession given Immediately. Apply TO ii.
T Bolts n CO., l0S Bay street.
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3mrtinm SalrD gntttrr Daps.
Margaret Street Property
AT AUCTION.
DANIEL R. KENNEDY, AuCtioneer.
BIZ KENNEDY ( MALLETTE.

At Court House, UNE lsT, at II O'Clock, we
will sell.
EASTERN PORTION OF lot No. II.
SOUTH OGLETHORPE WARD, with i'm
provements, which consist of two-st story
frame dwelling facing north on Margaret
street 40 feet inches, and running back IS
feet, with d width of "a feet in the rear.
rms properly is known as No. "a Margaret
street, and ID de.irahly ocAted.
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WANTED. by a reliable colored woman. a
w situation TO travel. either "a child-s
nurse or maid to AN Invalid lady; best of rel
erences given. Refer to 1870 Gordon street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

A YOUNG LADY wishes a position as gov
"A erness to small children or companion to
some lady who will exchange references can
give best OF Macon citizens as her references
country or city. Address II. r. B., care OF
EYening News, Macon. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

DERsONS needing the services OF q thor
i ough. practical painter, paper hanger,
decorator. etc, will find IL 10 their advantage
10 call on or address VIM. TAYLOR, 81 Wald-
burg street. between Abercorn and Lincoln
etroete
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3rlu fl1auirn.

w ANTED, men and women TO start new
w business at Their homes; easily learned
III an hour; no peddllng; Zoe. To soc. an hour
made daytime OF evening; n working samples
20 commence on free. Address at once A j.
BANI SUPPLY CO., Albany, New York,
n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

ITO BE SOLD RETAIL, at Wholesale prices,
Il 6ity thousand cigars, GAIAN'b, Bull
aud BrOughtOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

CARATOGA Spring Water, Blood Orange,
New Drug store. WHITAKER and WAYNE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

GWEEr CIDER, Lime Juice, Grape Phos-
- phate. Red Currant. MOxie. and all the
latest drinks, with HEIDpS Popular Soda
Water
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-29

nEEP ROCK. Moxic. and MIA shakes. with
- shaved Ice. &c LiViNG5TON'S Phar-
macy. Bull and state.
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TRY anvc-cent sheet Of Improved Sticky
Ily Paper. Trade nupplied BY q. 81.
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laIierrllanrona.

GuOO, sKEETERs! win clean them all
> out. TO be found only at HALTIWAN-
GERS Drug store, Whitaker and Wayne Sta.
Don't forget the place.