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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-20
MURDER IN A FREIGHT YARD.
SUNDAY AT ST. AUGUSTINE.
A Concert at the Ponce de Leon-Som
of the lays Arrivals.

A Concert at the Ponce de Leon-Some
of the lays Arrivals.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb. l9.-H. NJ.
Flagler, owner of the Ponce de Leon Hotel,
arrived here to-day on a special train with
his wife and family. They are to spend the
season here.
Over l 800 persons visited Fort Marie n
this morning, which is simply the average
number for Sunday here.
The Sunday evening concert at the Ponce
de Leon tonight was one of the sweetest and
best rendered ofany of the season. Among the
more noticeable of the productions were:
Pilgrims Chorus, " from Verdis LON
bardi;" ldylle, Pure as Snow" and Noe
turne's Monastery Bells"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Seymour, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Chip
ley, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs E. w. Coffin, Mr. and Mrs. George
Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitaker and
F. H. Kingsburg, all prominent in Pennsyl-
vania railroad circles c. A. Taylor, a lead
ing railroad man from Virginia, and Will
liam p. Hardee, General Passenger Agent
of the Savannah Florida and Western rail
way, have engaged rooms ct the Casa
Monica.
T. p Branch, q prominent banker and
railroad man from Augusta, Ga, is at the
Casa Monica with his wife.
Alfred Sully, of the Richmond Terminal
Company, well known throughout the coun-
try, arrived at the Casa Monica tonight
Arson Philips Stokes, wealthy banker of
New York, has joined his family at the
Ponce DeIeon.
George b. Prescott, one of New York's
merchant princes, is at the Ponce DeLeon
for the season with his wife and daughter,
Miss Florence.
A. Walters, Vice-President and General
Manager of the Atlantic Coast Line, is at
the Ponce DeLeon with party of eight
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A Mild Drink fer Policemen.

IibW t't aHttbU ltFV.l AttcGfuiih
The other night well known citizen who
lives few miles out of town and who comes
and goes in "A buggy, lett his horse and
buggy in front OF bis lodge room. There
was some very important business on hand
that night, and the citizen remained in the
lodge room until after midnight The
police in nosing around found the buggy
and recognized the horse. 1t occurred 10
them that he might have left something in
the buggy that might be stolen, and on
searching discovered a iive-gallon can Of
buttermik which, on examination, proved
10 be very fine. Knowing the citizen
and his appreciation OF Il good
joke, they took long and copious draughts
from the can. They then left and relieved
the two officers on another beat until they
could sample the milk, and when this
couple had filled up they relieved another
couple. and thus IL was kept up until every
policeman IN the city had drunk deep Of
the buttermlk.
When the citizen returned home that
night and took the can out 10 carry il into
the house, be noticed that Il was consider
ably lighter than when he put IL into his
buggy. II wns too late 30 think much
about u that night but ~ be- lost bis milk
for dinuer the next day he thought about
it con idsfably. aud when he came in town
nome of the boys told him about H. just
o. The boys thought, be enjoyed the joke.
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SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
Golden Hours, Christian Herald, Family
Story Paper, Fireside Companion, New
York Weekly, New York Ledger, Banner
Weekly. Saturday Night Spirit of the
Tim =, American Field, Sporting Life,
sporting News, Sporting Times, Sportsman,
Standard, Peck's Sun, Railroad Guide. lid.
Bits, Merchant Traveller, Boston Globe,
Boston Herald, Philadelphia Press, Phila-
delphla Times. Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
American, New York Herald, World, Sun,
Times, Tribune, Star, Atlanta Constitution,
Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle,
Herald, New Orleans Times Democrat,
Charleston News and Courier. Cincinnati
Commercial Gaaetta. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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TWENTY-FoUR YEARS OLD.
Knights of Pythias to Celebrate tn
Founding of Their Order.

Founding of Their Order
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
foundation of Pythianism. On Feb. 10, ex-
actly tweaty-four years ago, the order of
the Knights of Pythias was founded in
Washington by Justice H. Rathbone, who
saw i'll the noble friendship of Damon and
Pythias the germ of an order that should
prove power in dispelling the warmth of
sectional strife, and restoring the hearts of
men TO a condition of universal brotherhood
with friendship, charity and benevoence"
for their motto. How well he has succeeded
may be judged by the present condition of
the order which is now said to be composed
of about 5000 subordinate lodges with a
membership of over 200,0O0
As the anniversary fell on Sunday this
gear the observance of the day was post
poned until to-day, when the event will be
appropriately celebrated by Knights of
Pythias all over the United States. The Sa-
vannah lodges will celebrate the day &C
cording TO the programme published i'll the
MORNING News yesterday
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NOTICE.

meeting of the subscribers to the stock of
the TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN COM
PANY or SAVANNAH will be held at Metro
politan Hall corner of Whitaker and President
streets, on TUESDAY, February 2Sth 1888 at 5
O'Clock p NJ. for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors and organizing the Company
in accordance with the terms OF the charter
Parties DESTROYS of investing such amounts as
can be spared from their monthly incomes are
offered an opportunity in this excellent Com
pany. Its advantages over the ordinary loan
associations are numerous, and the stock will
be very valuable. Copies of the charter and
prospectus may be obtained from either of the
Committee on subscriptions, and full informa-
ton will be cheerfuy given The remaining
stock will be disposed of to the first applicants
CHARLES II. DORSETT,
NJ. J. SOLOMONS,
ISAAC BECKETT
Committee
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ON RAIL AND CROSSTIE.
Local and General Gossip IN Railway
CirCles.

The substitution of sixty-pound steels on
the Charleston and Savannah railway is
progressing, the iiftv-pound rails now in
use having been found too light for the
heavy tonnage of the road. Thirty-five
miles of the road have already been laid
with the heavy rails and the work will be
continued until the whole route has been
changed.
Master of transportation Craig is super.
intending the building of n new iron draw
bridge at Ashapoo, ON the Charleston and
Savannah railway. The bridge was placed
in position Yesterday. The Charleston and
Savannah Railway Company is gradually
equipping its road with substantial iron
bridges. All of the old wooden structures
have now been removed except the bridge
at Rantowle's, and there, too. an iron bridge
is now in course of construction, which will
be ready TO be put in position next Sunday
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Jasper Festival
At
SAVANNAH, Ga,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY And FRIDAY,
FEB I'D, I'D AND 24TH.
Prog Fannne-

"WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22.-MORNING-Grand
w Parade of Military and Civic Societies;
Reception to President Cleveland; Grafton by
Gov. John B. Gordon; dwelling and Delivery
of Jasper Monument Review in Park Exten-
sion by the Governor. AFTERNOON-Boa
Races by Ships Crews Along River Front.
EVENING-Receptions, Etc.
THU RSDAY-Imposng and Representative
Trades Display AFTERNOON-Caval Tilt
ing for Valuable Prizes and Other Outdoor
Amusements. NIGIIT-Grand Torchlight Pro-
cesson and General Nominations
FRIDAY-Excur-ions to Tybee Isle of Hope,
Bonaventure. Thunderbolt. Etc. Contests Be
tween Gun Clubs. NIGHT-Grand Open Air
Concert by Second Artillery Band; Finest Pyro-
technical Display Ever Witnessed in the South.
Free to all.
RATES-One cent per mile, with maximum
of s. for round trip, on Central East Ten essee,
Virginia and Georgia and Savannah, Florida
and Western systems; s. round trip from
Charleston; l16 cents per mile from stations on
Charleston and Savannah railway
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On a HINT tor Moruoops

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 19.-Just before the
down fast mail of the Georgia road passed
Grovetown to-day, a wagon filled with
Mormon missionaries and their followers
drove up to the depot chanting their songs
About eight of them took the train for this
city and on their arrival here proceeded at
once to the homes of their sympathizerS
Their presence in the city is reSentfully
known to a large number of citizens.
Trouble is feared should the whereabouts of
the Elders be learned. Parties were out to-
night trying to locate tn en-
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CRIME AT THE CAPITAL.
One Negro Kills Another With a Club
Arrest of a Burglar.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 19.-This morning
about o'clock persons passing by Charles
d. Ford's fruit store noticed a strange
person lingering at one of the doors. 1t was
reported TO the policeman on the beat, and
the officer fastened TO the place to find the
man hard at work at the door. He was
arrested and carried to the station house,
where he was searched. A pistol and nine
teen skeleton KEYS were found on his per
SON. He gave his name as John Clarke,
and said he came from Charleston, s. c., a
few DAYS ago This may or may not be hi S
name He is man of striking appearance,
fully 6 feet in height. He has a heavy
moustache and chin beard, and has large
nose. He was locked up.
MURDER IN A FREIGHT YARD.
This morning about o'clock David Free
man and Willis Marshall, or Marshal Willis,
had difficulty at the yard of the East Ten
nesSee road, resulting in Freeman killing
his antagonist. The participants were both
negroes. Freeman is a train hand and VIII
lis was a fireman. Both worked on the
East Tennessee road. Freeman changed a
switch, which threw freight car off the
track, and resulted in quarrel with Willis,
which terminated by Freeman picking up a
hickory stick used for coupling pur-
poses and hitting Willis in the temple with
it, crushing his skull. Willis died at 4
o'clock this afternoon and Freeman fed and
has not been caught
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CHARLESTON ITEMS.
A Case That Promises to Result in a
Libel Suit.

a Case That Promises to Result in a
Libel Suit.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 19.-There was no lack
of excitement in Charleston last week.
Three daily newspapers in a city that has
been getting on for the past eight or ten
years with one, are calculated to make
things lively, especially when the two jun
iors get to quarrelling between themselves
Then there has been the Dudley sensation
which promises to give rise to some
exciting libel suits in the near future
The details of the Dudley suit
would hardly interest the readers of the
MORNING News. A colored man named
Dudley died month or 50 ago somewhere
IN the suburbs, his life being insured for
$4,000 in two accident insurance companies
North. The companies sent down an agent
TO look into the matter, and the report got
out that there was some fraud in the mat
ter Dudley is certainly dead: OF that there
can be no doubt. Being dead, therefore,
there are only two theories possible in con
nection with fraud. Either he was muir
dered, or he died natural death and the
body was mutilated in order TO support the
theory of death by accident, because unless
the death resulted from accident the insur-
ance policies would not have been good. Il
Is claimed that the man died from the
effects of fall down the stairs in his house
In publishing the story of the case one of
the new papers, the san, was led into COM
mentlng upon the share in the transaction
of the doctor who 1t is said attended the
dead man; also TO go into some elaborate
details as to the family history of the doctor
and other members of his family. This. il
is said, VIII be made the subject of the libel
suits
THE FERTILIZER BOOM
continues and prices of phosphates are still
rising. The land miners have effected a
combination and that branch of the trade is
thought TO be safe The product of the land
mines Is sold TO the manufactures around
Charleston and to the Northern factories
The river rock companies are still consider
ing the advisability Of a combination and it
is thought that by March the combination
will mature. The river rock is generally
exported 10 Europe. A very curious incl
dent in connection with river rock is the
fact that, in spite of the depression in prices
and the reduction of the working force in
the business, the total production of rock
for the four months ending Dec. 81, 1887,
was %, 13S tons, against a. $40 tons for the
corresponding period in 1856
WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND.
Charleston would like 10 attend the Jas
per celebration IN the Forest City and 70 zee
The President IL was proposed 20 send the
Fir.t reg mont Of artillery 10 the Ashley
junction and 10 fire IA salute as the Presi-
dental party passed by, but il was ascer-
tanned Tint the train would not stop long
enough even 10 allow the artillery 81 wake
up tho distinguished travellers, and ~ the
idea whs abandoned
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MURTAGH. The relatives and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. T. Murtagh and of Mrs. Annie
Fleming and family, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of MRs. JNo, T. MuRTAGH
from her late residence No. 81 Bolton street, at
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMPSON.-T friends and acquaintance
of HENRY w. THOMPSON and of Mrs. NJ. II.
Thomps IN and family, are requested to attend
the funeral of the former from the residence of
j. H. EStill IS State street, THIS AFTEROON
at O'Clock.
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HEADQUARTERS CHATHAM ANTTIIFRY, 7
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. IS, 1888
General Orders
l. The Battery is ordered 10 appear at the Ar
mory on WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, at 6:3O o'clock
A. NJ, in full uniform, without side arms ex.
cept mounted men, who will wear their swords)
to meet our visiting guests, the Macon Noun-
teers.
II At s O'Clock A. NJ the Battery will march to
the depot of the Charleston and Savannah rail
way and fire salute of twenty one guns upon
arrival of President Cleveland
Ill At $3.50 o'clock A. NJ. the Battery, with its
guests, will join with the First Regiment. the
Savannah Volunteer Guards Battalion and the
Georgia Hussaars in celebrating Washington's
birthday and IN participating in The ceremonies
of the Jasper Festival
~. II is desired that every uniformed mem
Der OF the Battery, Honorary, Pay, Exempt and
Active, viii parade on the occasion. BY order
OF r. r HARMON
Lieut.. Commanding C. A.
l. A. SoLoMoNs. O.S
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eunervlelon of Telerrnnhn.

WAsniaGTOg. Feb BIT ~ stated %.
night that ths Senate Committee on Post
Oflces Las determined ~ report bill this
week pian.ug ihe telegraph companies under
the lpi igiieiiOn ~ tile Interstate Commerce
Compision, and tbat Nr Reagan, Of Texas.
vi prepare i1e iey1rt
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OGLETHORPE LIGHT INFANTRY.

You are hereby summoned to appear at your
armory THIS AFTERNOON at 2:45 O'Clock in
full uniform, to attend the funeral of your late
fellow member, Private HENRY W. THOMPSON.
By order of r. FALLIGANT, Capt Cong.
A JONES FRANKLIN O. s.
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Comparative rainfall statement.

Maximum temperature &c. minimum tenn
perature 10.
The height of the river at Augusta at
l :33 o'clock p. IN. yesterday augusta timel
was So feet-a fall of GA during the past
twenty four hours.
Observations taken at the seme moment
Of time at all stations.
SAvANNAH. Feb. 10. 1886 p. NJ. city time
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The regular meeting of the Stockholders of
the Savannah Dublin and Western Short Line
Railway Company for the election of Directors
of said company will be held at the Office of the
company in Savannah, Ca. on WEDNESDAY,
the 2lst day of March. 1888
d. NJ. HUGHES. Secretary of Board
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The company will assemble in
front of the drill room at 6:15 y. A
O'Clock WEDNESDAY MORN Gks4&
ING, the 22d February, in full &f2 Ell
uniform blue helmets and I9EgXhIa
plumes) mounted, armed and <~SsEs$@ n
equipped. They will march<
thence to the Central Railroad ! w
depot to receive GOVERNOR Con Szzzzzszzs.zzzkkuA
DON and escort him to his quarters
The company will then be dismissed to re-
assemble in front Of the drill room at O'Clock.
They will march thence to the s., F. and w. r.
R. depot to receive PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
detachment will escort the PRESIDENT and
his party while driving through the city The
remainder of the company will march to its
position in the general line on South Broad
street and participate with the First Volunteer
Regiment of Georgia, the Battalion of Savan.
nah Volunteer Guards, the Chatham Artillery,
visiting military companies and civic organiZa
tons in a parade in commemoration of the
birthday of GENERAL WASHINGTON and in the
ceremonies attendant upon the unwilling of the
monument to SERGEANT JASPER.
H. The same EVENING the company will
uniform to receive the members of the visiting
cavalry teams and arrange with them the final
details for the Tilt which will occur on the sic
ceeding day.
III. On THURSDAY, the 23d February. the
company will assemble in front of the drill
room at l2;3O O'Clock in full uniform white
helmets with spikes, mounted, armed and
equipped, and march thence to the Ten Brock
Race Grounds to take part in the Tilt for prizes
offered by the Jasper Festival Committee
open 10 all cavalry teamS-and at the same
time. contend for prizes offered by this com
pany to members of its teams to be awarded
by their records in the general tilt.
By order of WM. w GORDON.
Captain Commanding.
GEO. c. GAILLARD, First Sergeant
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JASPER FESTINAL.
JASPER FESTIVAL
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Marshal and Aides of the Trades Display
Procession are requested to meet at the Jasper
Festival Headquarters MONDAY NIGHT at s
o'clock. I. D. ROCKWELL,
General Secretary
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Weather Indications.

I Special indications for Georgia
tthR Fair weather, preceded by local
showers in eastern portion, colder
in northern portion, stationary
temperature in southern portion, light to
fresh southerly winds, shifting to westerly.
Comparison OF msan Temperature at Savan-
nah, Feb. 10. 1883, and the mean of same day for
fifteen years.
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OVER IN CHARLESTON.
What is Going on in the South Caro-
lima Metropolis.

Saturday was the twenty third anniver-
sary Of the occupation of Charleston by the
United States army.
The Rev Mr.. Heard appears to be quite
satisfied with the decision in the Jim
Crow" car case. He said day or two ago
that he understood the Interstate Commerce
Commission Court to hold that the Jim
Grow" car is not a car in which colored
people can be thrust who pay frst-class
fare He says that, in all probability, he
will ride over that road again, and in case
of similar treatment will sue the road for
damages.
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Commercial Institute. ia Liberty street, to
1919 Liberty street, between Bull and Whitaker.
specialties Photography Type. Writing, Book.
keeping, Penmanship. Telegraphlng. English
branches, Painting and Drawing
= RICHMOND piacintI.
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MARRIAGES.

POSTELL-TAYLOR.- Married, on Feb. 10,
by the Rev T. T. Christian. at the residence of
3rae parents L LIES a85
Mr. ]. u. PosTELL. both Of this city.
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WITH MUSIC AND TABLEAUX.
The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
naranca Union + ntartainnnant

perance Union rntertainment
The ladies of the Young Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union will give an enter
tainment at Masonic Hall tomorrow night.
consisting of music. tableaux, etc The
Young Womans Christian Temperance
Union has done a very effective work since
it was organized in Savannah. 1t is com
posed of some of Savannah's leading society
ladies, and they are working hard to make
the coming entertainment success The
programmes is as follows.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOV VAL.

Advertisements inserted under Special
Notices" 0'A be charged 81 % Square each
Insertion.
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DEATHS.

ELLIOTT.-Died at Los Angeles, California,
Feb. Is, 1888 RALPH ENNIS eldest son Of John
Mackay and Alice Ingram Elliott, aged years.
Charleston papers please copy.
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS
TILTING COMMITTEE JASPER FESTIVAL,
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 18th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given to all competing Teams
that tie Ten Brock track, upon which the
Tilt will take place, will be open for preliminary
practice for THREE DAYS, commencing with
MONDAY, Goth inst at 3 o'clock p. NJ
JOHN SCREVEN,
Chairman fitting Committee
G. B. PRITCHARD, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
vi EE Ms.
CLLNTON InnGE No III p e A

CLINTON LODGE NO. 81, F. q A. NJ.
A regular communication of this "A
Lodge will be held THIS Clonday) Nv
EVENING, Feb. ~, at O'clock at Ma ~
son Templec.
The F. c. degree Will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren cordially invited TO attend
JOHN Il. MALLORY, w. NJ
WAXING RUSSEIL. IL. SECRETARY.
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JASPER FESTIVAL.
February -, 1858.
me OF DRIVE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
PARTY.

From Savannah, Florida and Western Rail,
way Depot via East Broad to Bay; along Bay to
Whitaker, to Bryan, along Bryan and by east
side of square to Congress; to Barnard, to
Broughton, to Abercorn, to President; along
President and by north side of square
through President; north side square to west side
of Barnard; through to South Broad and through
center to Bull, and out Bull to CASTOR to Whit.
aler, to New Houston, to Drayton, to CASTOR
to Bull.
Hours of starting will be announced as soon
as ascertained.
By direction of the Executive Committee.
R. FALLIGANT,
Chairman Reception Committee
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What Darien's Editor Says.

Cleveland will visit Savannah, and Dick"
Grubb, of the Darien Gazette, adds that
after he has imbibed few glasses Of artil-
lery punch and heard one of Bob Falligant's
war songs he will be the biggest rebel in the
bailiwick
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BEANS ID. BETS.

Immense stock of Cleaveland's Improved Val
entine Beans, Early Valentine, Mohawk and
Wax Beans Also full supply of Beet 10
mato, Cucumber, Squash, Egg Plant and otner
seasonable Seed, at prices lower than any other
house in the city. Warranted fresh and true 10
name, at kIEFFERS
Drug, Paint and Seed House, Corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
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WARING russell.
DekALB LODGE NO. no. OF.

A regular meeting will be held THIS CMonday)
EVENING at 4 o clock
Members of other Lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited 10 attend.
BY order of ROBT. NJ. HICKS, N G.
JOIN Ru.EY Secondary.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
$4,000 --- ~
GEORGIA HCss&Rs.

Headquarters GEORGIA HUssARs.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 10th, 1888.
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CHATHAM ARTILLERY.

HEADQUARTERS CHATHAM ARTILLERY.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. Is, 1888. {
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