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The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

Tile East African slave trade sup
preston matter was up at the German
Reichstag a short time ago when
Count Herbert Bismarck announced
that Germany and England were work
in harmony and that all possible would
he done
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

The Society of Medical Jurispru-
dence discussed the Whitechapel MUIR
ders recently with the result OF con-
cluding that Jack the Ripper, was OF
sound mind. Lawyer Austin Abbott
read paper which set forth that there
are barbarious instincts in man. pre-
served with remarkable persistence by
the laws of heredity, from uncivilized
ancestry,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

Two medical students named Bluhm
and Eichler fought duel at Berlin re-
Gently with pistols. Bluhm was NOR
tally wounded. The duel was the re-
suit of a quarrel over the merits of DR..
Mackenzie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

TIE athletic committee of Harvard
University has granted the petition of
the baseball team to be permitted to
play with professionals. The petition
was indOrsed by several former cap
tains of the team and other men prom
inent in athletics.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

THE House Committee on Military
Affairs has reported frvorably the bill
to place General John c. Fremont on
the retired list with the rank of Major
General
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

MAYOR HEWITT, of New York, has
refused to vote for u proposition to set
aside s250,0 for a soldiers monu-
ment because he does not believe in
"compu!soryn patriotism.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

JUDGE SAGE has signed the petition
to President Cleveland for the pardon
of Benjamin f, Hopkins, ex-assistant
cashier of the defunct Fidelity Bank of
Cincinnati, on the ground that Hopkins
is physical wreck.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

THE head of New York collection
agency says the large dry goods firms
are frequently swindled by wealthy
women who run up accounts and then
refuse to pay for them. Two firms
lost $l5, 900 in this way. The women
were all wives of wealthy men, and
some of them had property of their
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

MAJOR SPAULDING, Fourth cavalry,
commanding at Fort Mcdowell. was
killed recently by the accidental dis
charge of his gun while hunting. His
remains were taken to kalamazoo,
Mich, for interment.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20
CURRENT COMMENT.

A CHURCH for the exclusive use OF
the deaf and dumb was recently conse-
Grated in Philadelphia,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

A BILL TO prohibit the importation
Of saccharine has been reported in the
French Chamber of Deputies,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

THE railroad conductors of Califor-
mia and Arizona have left the brother
hood and formed new association
with headquarters at Los Angeles,
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

A FEMALE lion tanner was frightfully
lacerated while in the brute's cage at
show at Hohcnmuth, Bohemia, re-
Gently.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

EMPEROR WILLIAM has renewed his
rrandfather's order that none of the
imperial servants shall wear a mus
tnche.
The Brookhaven leader., 1888-12-20

THE Western Union and Manhattan
Elevated Railway Companies have de-
clared their usual dividends for the
current quarter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30

bour6zry dispu.ez- VII bszr even ly-ai
Canadians Complain ths- tasy haze Aosz
tsrritary equal % kslt q Ezrops owing 70
E.gLisa igrsoYs ICE O. disregard for tcelF
lrtereszA As % the r@csat fishery bzsInezs
il a believed hers t5z- by.A jose Lnzra-
berlain aid S.r CAz-ies Upper rad szF1es
injections laid upoz them % make u aFy
at any prscs. and C4zadA and Canadian IL
tsrssts were zodoGot=dly ssc-t6cs1 10 hsr-
nony II tie Cham 1e-lzln treaty lsst yS.r.
Cansdlsrs knew this, Ia. t1sy were tod 20
maintain silence and ID -. VIXEN the
Pr-xi1ent's retaliation mssEzZe came, they
were suxi91s % tszrs- iato s. e7cn but once
mare cane the English c9nInand for 81
lsnce and sileoce i sriIl tie order Of TIE day.
IL: Canadians have Iea-u>-d til: lassonr that
they can II I0nzer sEord % e England DO
thsir treaty making, and vbsa they oEes
gst tia p01ss into her hz21s they are 10
immsasurzb.e distzrcs from i1depe1oe2ce.
which means. ultimately, sIDsKstlon- 20
that from every polnt d view, Tbs.bs- b.
way 81 cozDsrc1sl ualoa OF by the attain
nent II ths tr-zsy II king power. tce coeh-
tion q Canada WITH tie great country
s19tb o. i. can only D. q mater II tire. Il
Is as Inevitable a. that two bodiss falling
through spacs Tczs. co1join from tEs IrTe-
slEtIDle fCrcs q ztrrac-lg1
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MAJ. CIV sTR FzED'z MIDDLETON, cox
XASDER or CAsADIAs MALTA

TheTe are oddly impressive shades 70 the
international controversy. Some Of them
are Uhins.cal-tte deadly sarnest1ess Of
the Statesmen for instance. 1 have sen
several great European diplomat on impress
sive Occzsions and az least two Brit - cabi-
net ministers a. work Tney were al placid
and easy going men. So are the really in
faential thinkers az WashiGgtol. But here
the amount Of intensity and force that ap-
pear upon the surface Of politics would
aoasa the pr zs soph0moTic debates Of
back county college. The weight Of na-
tiOns Is feather weight compared 70 the
load Of responsibility and power that the
average Canadian politician carries. His
brow Is b-9stled: his mien portentOus and
bis spesch replets with dignity. impressive
Dsss and verbal fOrcs. He doesn't say
much Is a rule, despite mis- plentiful ampIi-
tude Of word, but ne has feelings and they
are violent. Tne fact is the Canadians are
a trsie more Impressed with their own i'm
pOrtsncs than strict consideration Of the
facts warrant They speak Of war with
the United States in a plying way az times
as though there would NOT be much chance
for Us ia the event of an outbreak The
MAJ who holds the responsible post Of min
is.er Of militia, 5Ir A. Caron. recently in
dulged in lot Of fantastic and bombastic
fol-de-rol about the hardy and true-hearted
sailors Of the St Lawrence manning gun
boats and making mi8ce meat Of the
United States. The fact that we number CO.
90, 90 10 Canada 5, OO0. 600 was not at the
moment considered. What thsy seem IN
able tosthoroughly realize, except among
the more advanced students, is that England
will never fight the United States in Can
ada's interest. Why should shei Canada
is neither source Of profit nor honor TO the
mother country Great Britain has tie
implacable and skillful hatred Of Ireland on
one side, the freakish danger Of France in
another direction, while the steady and
growing dislike II Germany is "a menace
which VIII loom big and formidable in the
near future. She has all she can do 10
steer clear course at home and protect
India and her other great sources Of reve-
nue. without alta cking a country which has
already licked her solely u oblige a child
which she knows will secede from her pro-
lection whenever the time is ripe. That
England Is willing TO have Canada go her
own way has beea publicly asserted by Mr..
J. Chamberlain himself, and the sly and
pawky Joseph is generally understood TO
know whereof he speaks.
BLAKFLY HALL
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WAITS aatgLrE srvgs
Augusta Offers Her Several sites FOR
z Winter ECme

z Winter EOne
AUGUSTA. Ga. Sept 22-IR N inter
view VIII Anslis Rives Chandler iu Ss~
Yosk tsIs week, Der husband I'd Word
reported thai tosy had not decided q tee
exact bczli.y where they wsGld spend the
~inte-. Several gsntsemen interested II
Augusta ara DESTROYS Of securing TIE pres
s0cs q tie co1pse here, and viii write them
., ibssr SIMMER home, Rokeby Il t1s Hui
son, dwelling On TIE strrsc.iTe1sss q the
Sand Hills, and Offering than the c5oacs :
o. sege-sl very desirable sl1es for = winter
boms. TIE owners VIII give TIE choices.
piece Ct property In the Murray Hill syzdi-
cate overlooking "Pruit-a9d,s TIE Eo1s
q Proper J. Bsrckmsn. president q
the American Pathological Soc5etJ.
Ho1te SAYS oTners vii ofeE
any Il their lots which are within . sons
throw Of the res1desce II TIE late ext 1ired
States Senator J. ?. King ard <it5in slEat
Of TIE ho1ne Of Richard He1ry Wide,
autho- of NV LIE Is Like 2 Summer
Rose@ Czp>- r. Il TimberlaEe. wno OS1s
property az Grove.owu s9lo-ning the hoslse
u the late Paul II. Hs ne. author q
Mountain u Loyers,7 vii dssd t6soI q
splsDtid ~
C1a-ies Scr-b ~ u tie famous publishing
house Of Tat usue spent las- winter al
Groyet0Tu- They hope 70 in6uoe the sQthor
q ~Ihs Quick or the Dead 70 spend tie
winter mere, whe-e sbe would enjoy the
cAsrIn cf oasrny air and lovely sc=GeTy-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
BRIDGING WHITEHALL STREET.
Another Conference Bet wesn the City
and tie Rs1-osda

Another Conference Bet wesn the City
and tEs Railroads
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 29-THe bridging
Of Whitehall street crossing, which l. Al
ianta's wbite elephant. was the cause Of
another conference TO-DAY be.ween a com
mittee q tie council, consisting Of Alder
man Haas and Councilnen Amero1s and
Woodward, representing the city, AMI Cen
eral Hs-agsr B@lknap Of ths Central.
Green % the Georg.a, Anderson Of tie
Western aid At ante. Be-kely q
tie Richmond and Dznvilie, and Gabbett
II tire Atlanta and Vest Port railroad
The committee did not h-ak that the cross
ing could Be successfully bridged 50 as 10
ao2te the existing nuisance. Majors Green
and BelEnsp thought tnat il cculd. but that
tie city should pay half Of the expense. a
le ter vas real from Senator Brown s-a.ir z
that the state road lesss~s cou.d not affor1
20 stand any portion Of The expense If build
ing tie bridge. owing 70 the fact that the
lease Of the Western and Atlantic rad was
nsaring it, expiration.
No definite plan was adopted IL is be
lsv1d that tie conmi tee will make a re-
port 70 the council Monday recommending
the passage Of an ordinance prohibiting TIE
switching or making up Of freight trains in
the heart Of t-e city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
RUNS OF THE RACERS.

six Events ct Gravesend Under the
Brooklyn Jockey Clubs Auspices.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Following is G
summary of the races of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club to-day:
FIRST RAcE-Five furiongs. Brussels won
with Singlestone second and Long Dance third
lime l:03I4. Mutuals paid s136
SECOND RAcE-0De and one-eighth miles
Frank Ward won, with Blue Wing second and
Barrister third. Time l:56.
THIRD RACE-SiX furlongs. Diable won. with
Radiant second and Maidstone third Time 1854
FOURTH RAcE-One aud one-eighth miles.
Kingston won. with Bella B. second and Terrs
Gotta third. Time 1854.
FIFTH RACE Six furlongs. Banner Bearer
won, with Umpire second and Carnegie third
Time 1915.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile. Now-or-Never won
with Pocatello second and My Own third Time
1884
LAToNIA's FALL MEETING.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-The fall meeting
of the Latonia Jockey Club opened to-day.
The events were as follows:
FIRST RACE Purse; one mile. Pink Cottage
won, with Governor second and Erebus third
Time 1:4iM.
SEcoND RAcE-selling purse; six furlongs.
Rhody Pringle won, with KefmesSe second and
Deer Lodge third Time 1:i6.
THIRD RAcE-Four and a half furlongs.
Reminl won. with sunlight second and Cherry
Blossom third. Time $50
FOURTH RtCE-Purse; hve-eighths OF mile.
Galen won with Sportsman second and Casfus
third Time l:03l@ .
FIFTH RAcE-Merchant stakes for all ages:
mile and quarter. Julia l. won with Poteen
second and I'd Mack third. Time 2:o9A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
Pledser on the Stump.

ATHENS, GA, Sept. cav. A. Pledger
(coloredl, the republicar candidate for the
legislature from Clarke county, addressed
about 100 colored voters at the court house
this afternoon. Pleiger seemed to be con-
fdent of his election IL his supporters will
turn out on election day. He says if de-
feated he will leave for g north and assist
IN putting Harrison and Morton through in
the weak states. The race between Hon
Henry c. Tuck, the democratic nominee,
and Pledger will be close Mr.. Tuck's sup
porters are confident. however, of large
majority
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
COLUMBUS CHAPrER8
Business Better than IN any Septem Der
in Several Years

in Several Years
COLUMBUS, Ga. Sept. 29.-Oficer B. L.
johnson, VINO has been On the police force
for several years, rendered his resignation
yesterday for the purpose Of entering the
mercantile business at Brewton.
The ordinance Of baptism will be admin
lstered by Rev. J. W. Howard 70 a humber
Of candidates TOMORROW afternoon.
ChattahOOcbee superior court adjourned
to-day.
Taylor county court viii convene on Mon
day.
Cards are out for the marriage Of VI. T.
McNamee of Opelika and Miss Maui Rus
sell Of this city.
TIE Central railroad compress at this city
has compressed over 10000 bales Of cotton
since Sept. IL. Columbus is receiving
cotton rapidly, and a prominent business
man said today that he never knew so
much business done in this city in the
month Of September as has been done this
wear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
THE ROW WITH CANADA.
VISIT 70 TIE CANADIAN
STATESMEN AND MILITIA

How Yankees put = Or" in Canada
The Sophomore Airs OF tee Cana
dian Ststesnen-Csnzdis Girls
Small Eouses OF Account OF the Cos.
OF Heating.
OTTAWA, SEPT 2. 1t n ss.ouisbi how
New Yorkegs put it ca whea they % -
Canada. Ft< so1ns reason Or other they
seem b fzIcT that they are visiting for
ei-n country unlike their own II traditions.
religion and external carc3uz7ancss. and
heuce an efort 20 Pose
have been stopping az 3 big hotel q,
Montreal for few days, which il much
affected By New York people. One cad
tel the citizsn Of tie states tas Instant lie
entered TIE room by his air Il lordIy ans
suprems sapersorlty. I.Is curious thing,
for there Is very litt.e 20 justify II, inss-
much es tie Czaadssns are a whp.esOme,
weI-dresssd. clever and acnisble people. Il
IL undoutSedy toe outward naaifsseatioa
Of q feeling Of saave superiority which
Am@r1cssz gs2<rsliy fss4 towards Cana
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10 Repair a Bridge.

AUGUSTA, GA. Sept. 29.-The city coun-
Gil to-day awarded the contract for repair
ing the bridge across the Savannah river
which was swept away by the food, to T.
A. Hardeman Tor $4,000 Considerable of
the old structure remains and will Re used.
This accounts for the lowness of the bid
Mr.. Hardeman is from Indiana and is one
Of the contractors on the three C.s road in
South Carolina. There were only four bid
ders. The high water washed away the
water register, and since tue flood the hight
Of the river has been estimated. A new
register will be received in few days.
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VII be sung at The4ser NEXT rUEsDA
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READY TO COLLAPSE.
The Iron and Steel Workers Assem-
bly, of the Knights.

The Iron and Steel Workers Assem-
bly, of the Knights.
PrrTsBURG, PA. Sept. 29.-The iron and
steel workers national district assembly Of
the Knights Of Labor is bankrupt and in
danger Of disruption. The Traders Jour
nal publishes a circular from National Sec
rotary Lewis, who is now acting as National
Master Workman, In which an appeal is
made 10 the members to formulate some
plan to keep the district from going 10
pieces. Secretary Lewis says National
Master Workman Conkling il
sick; there are no funds to pay ex-
pensss and the liabilities ready amount to
5000 In conclusion he says that unless a
special effort is made to sustain it, the dis
trict must go under. The district includes
as members large proportion Of Knights
Of Labor iron and steel workers in differ
ent parts Of the country, the largest repre-
sentations being in Pittsburg anu Chicago
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NIGHT. Oct ID. for the benefit q The ..PI.xu
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BLATZ-Tbe friends and scausintarce Of
Ms Ankle Blatz are respectfully invited 20 al
tend the funeral Of Der son GEORGE from her
reszdecce. oorrer Of Lovers lane and Waters
rad a. O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
BLANKE-The friends and acquaintance Of
Mr. and us. Henry Blaake and MF. and Mrs D.
d scnue1enann are respectfully invited 70 ST.
tend the funeral OF their Oldest so1- HExRY
from their residence. MONTGOMERY and William
son streets, THIS AFTERNOON al O'Clock
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Rit Her with q. ua.chet

AUGUSTA. GA, Sept. 29.-Robert Tark,
a negro, and his wife had brutal fight at
their home on Frazier's hill, about two
miles from this city, to-day. Tark struck
the woman with a Ratchet. splitting her
ear aud breaking her jawbone. Tark took
to the swamp below the city ard cannot be
found by the county police who are after
bin. He has probably crossed the river
and is in Carolina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
PROPOSALS WANTED.

SAVANNAH, Sept. %, 1880.
Bids will be received to OCTOBER 10 for
Fifteen Hundred Cubic Yards more or less) Of
sharp River sand, delivery TO commence within
ten days thereafter and the whols amount 10
be delivered within thirty days The sand must
be delivered and banged ~ the yard of the
company, situated on the Ogeechee canal fo6t
OF Bryan street, about 100 feet from the canal
bank. Samples must be submitted with each bid
SOUTHERN VULCANIrE PAVING co.
Address W. CUMMING city
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Dismissed from the Force

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 29.-The board IF
police commissioners, in secret session this
afternoon. concluded their investigation of
the charges against Patrolman c. NJ. Hud-
son, which were that on the night OF Aug.
80 last he was detected while endeavoring
10 enter the saloon of Stephen Grady and
William Micklcberry, on Alabama street,
with false KEYS or some other instrument.
The commission, after being in session two
hours, found Hudson guilty and dismissed
him from the force
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Jasper Jottings.

JASPER, FLA, Sept. 29.-Water courses
have been very high. About 20 feet Of the
enlbankment at tue county's iron bridge
across the Alapaba river was washed away
and travel in the county was greatly inter
ferred with.
Cotton has been very much damaged.
The health Of the entire unity is good
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
Tooth.Poisoned Food.

Defective teeth poisou the food SOZO-
DON'T checks dental decay removes tar
tar incrusted in the siLuses and upon the
surface Of the teeth, and renders them
beautiful mastic ltors Of the food. Dental
impurities also contaminate the breath
hese il removes.
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The Sugar Belt Railroad.

'KIssIdMEE, FLA, Sept 29.-The Sugar
Belt railroad Will In few days be COM
pleted to st. Cloud aud Runnymede, and
from thence will be extended b the At
lantic coast some time this season. The
W rk has progressed rapidly upon this road
in spite Of the quarantine regulations. which
has 50 completely paralized business in
every ct GER portion Of the state.
The st. Cloud company will be ready to
commence grinding the present crop Of
cane by Nov l.
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Richmond's Taxes.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 80 Some days ago
Gov. Gordon passed AN order suspending
the collection Of the state tax in Richmond
county for tGis year. To-day he passed
another order modifying his former order
50 as 10 allow tue collection of taxes on
shows and upon the sale Of LIQUOR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30
Bond Pnrchasaa

WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-The bonds
offered to-day aggregated 1914, 900. All
were accepted at 1917 for 4lSs and 1870 for
Is. The total amount of bonds purchased
under the circular of April II is $50, 1856. 800,
of which S4l .63l 200 are Is and SIS, 555, 200
are as. Their cost was $73, 340. 25S. of
which S5S, ,353 was paid for Is and sl9,-
924 9l5 Tor AIS
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LADIES ONLY.

Ladies should not forget that BABYCINE is
the purest powder they can use for their COM
plexion. Produces the loveliest and softest
skin. Guaranteed to be absolutely pure and
perfectly harmless. It really nourishes and
benefits the skin, and simply indis Gensable as a
toilet powder. Recommended anu sold by all
druggists at 25c. per box. Manufactured by
PARSONS d PIKE,
PhaFmectgts, Savannah IA
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]" denotes trace Of rainfall
L A. DESsoS. Observer Signal Corps
A BRONZE STATUE Of Buddha, measuring forty
five Chinese feet in height. is being cast in the
Huang TZu or Yellow Monastery outside OF the
Te-shing Men at Picking. Its ears will be 50
large that man might be inserted in their cav
tiles. The work wac undertaken at the instance
of the 1hibetan Llamss. and when completed
the statue will be forwarded to Thibet as an Of
fering TO the Llama authorities there.
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MURDER AT ATLANTA.
Two Negroes Quarrel Over Cards and
One Uses His Knife.

One UBe5 HIS knife.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 29.-Marion Cum
ningham was cut in the throat by William
Merriwether and killed tonight about S
o'clock in John Ryan's billiard room and
saloon on Ivy street. The participants were
negroes. They were playing cards for
cutting, Meriiweath1r ran out of the saloon
and was pursued by several negroes, who
caught him and held him until a policeman
arrested him. An Inquest was held and 8
verdict was rendered TO the effect that the
killing was murder
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LAToNIA's FALL MEETING.
The Chesapeake and Ohio.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Sept. 29.-An
order was entered by the circuit court in
this city to-day, ami also in the court at
Richmond, Va, taking the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad out of the hands of the receiver.
President Ingalls has taken full charge OF
the road, and 1t will be reorganized without
DELAY
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Atlanta's Democratic LEAGUE.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 29.-Presideut Full
ton Colville, Of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic League, has called a meeting of the
organization for Monday night, the object
Of which rs to assist in electing the candi-
dates of the Democratic party in this
county.
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ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 29.-The Wholesale
and retail liquor house Of Wlliam Mclllc-
berry was closed by the sheriff to-day t.
satisfy mortgage for 5000 IN favor Of
Mrs. Mickleberry.
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MARRIAGES.

LsDSER-SPASGESs = Married. on
Wednesday. Sept @s-h- AZ the ressds7cs Of tire
brides hrusoeE, Mr.. B q Spzagenoerg. By the
Kew. A Z Wynn Mss FAySIE n SPASSESEEzs.
formerly OF YOxk, Pa. and Henry LSDSEz Of
SaEzuEah- Ga
fork DaslR. Tork. Pa plesse copy.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE OGEEcHEE CANAL COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, Sept. ., 1888
Owing to the formation of bars, caused by the
washing during the recent rainy weather the
SAVANNAH RIVER LEVEL OF the canal will
not be open for navigation until further notice.
HENRY BLUM, President pro tenn.
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Fine Mackerel and Goldfish at Strauss Bros.

Every child wishes nice Lunch Basket for
school, You can find them at Strauss Bros.
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DEATHS,

RO0F.-Died. AZ KilgsvilIe. Ca Sept 2,
isaS. in the isTh year OF his age, RoBEsT BRucE
second son Of James and Annie Root. formerly
residents Of this city
a Br Inswick papers pleese copy