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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

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WssaIseros. Fss- 7t.-fair ss.Ehes. fol-
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se1LAeTlF sia1s.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
The New Colop.

For the boys Of every hue,
Green and yellow, gray and blue,
There ts nothing 80 becoming as Bandanna;
SO just tie il round your head.
And be sure that it is red.
And vear Il in pretty, graceful mannah.
Itwill suit the ladies, too,
While driving out with you.
Or stroiing long the stormy susquehannAh
Where the waters bIll and COO.
And the sshes envy you,
while they gaze upon the flaming Red Bandana
when looscd TO kiss the breeze,
II made some fellows snceze
So you'd think their heads would soon need
the trepannah;
IL is just the kind OF stun
To hold a lot of snuff
That will sweep the land from Maine 20
GeorRiannah.
You can bet your bottom dollar
That every vote twin collar
From the Golden Gate to weeping Manhat.
thnnah;
So Just step up into linc,
Aud hoist that color iine,
Now appropriately styled the Red Bandanna
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

The Rexburg correspondent of the
Eagle Rock Register says there is a
great deal of complaint at the reckless
manner in which the Indians of the
Ross Fork Agency, are destroying
game and fish in that section; and for
the peace and prosperity Of all, adj
yises the agent at Ross Fork to take
time by the forelock, and take care of
his charge.
Mr.. james Davis. brother of Col.
Davis, Of Eagle Rock, has decided to
cast his lot among the people of our
neighboring city. MIR. Davis is an old
mill man of number of years expe-
rience, and will in the near future
erect Touring mill either at or near
Eagle Rock A good Touring mill is
greatly needed in this county, and
Mr. Davis win doubtless find it pay
ing investment
The following telegram from Rey-
nolds Creek, 0wyhee county, to the
Boise Statesman was received Thurs
day evening: Company ID. Second
cavalry. under the command Of Lieut..
Lewis, arrived here at p. m Are oc-
cupying a safe position in secluded
gnlch. The boys are feeling for the
Indians. Picket guards will be sta
toned at all cross roads TO intercept
Indians. The boys will sleep on their
arms tonight.
The exact canse of this trouble has
has not been made known here yet.
The arrangement committee for the
celebration of the Fourth of July in
Blackfoot report fayorably and unex-
pected in the matter of finances;
sufficient amount has already been
pledged to assure a first class time for
everybody. IL is expected that the
railroad will give reduced rates for all
wishing TO attend from surrounding
towns, and that trains will be run
from both directions to suit those
coming from Pocatello, Eagle Rock,
Camas and Beaver Canon. The dis
play of fireworks will be something
unequaled in the history of southern
Idaho, and the ball in the evening
promises TO be the event Of the sea
son.
DR.. Wagonor, dentist of Ogden, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Prizes For Fourth OF Iulr.

The committee Of arrangements for
the Fourth OF July has money enough
fer distribution TO make the prizes for
the races and other sports worth CON-
peting for, and we hope to be able to
report them in full in our next issue.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
BOARD OF PHARMACY.

The Board OF Pharmacy of Bingham county
viii meet at the offfce Of It's secretary wm. II
Behie, In Blackfoot, on the I'd day OF July, lSSS.
for registration, ErantnK and renewal of Ger
transaction OF such other business as may
come before IT,
Parties holding certificates and failing TOT
new the same viii be stricken from the rolls
at the meeting of the board.
J. Il. BEAN, N. D., President
wN, II, BKHLE, NJ. u. Scc'y,
Blackfooe Idaho, June 20, lsSs,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
For The Ladies,
MRS S. E. HoLBRooK
Has Just Rssslsst and Opened Full line af

New Millinery,
New Dress Goods,
Boys straw and wool hats,
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and Laces
Elegant Feather Fans for only sI.0O-
Nice Trimmed Hats for $3.50.
Better quality, for $3.50, - and "a.
Can suit you at any price or quality.
New line of boys and youths Clothing
Win sell as cheap as anybody.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
no RANCHERs AND FREIGHTERs.

| desire 10 call your attention to
the Burg Wagon. Morrison, Sulky &
Walking Plows, Harrows and Scrapers
of which ! have just received con
signment. The Burg Wagon in work
menship and material is unsurpassed.
The makers have manufactured wagons
for Colorado and California market
for the last ten years and fully un-
derstand the requirements in every
particular. The Morrison goods are
equal TO the best and are guaranteed
to do good work ] also keep Barb
Wire constantly on hand, also Galvan-
lied and painted. Block Wire as low
as the lowest u. III. BETruAS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

just think of il. choice Gunpowder
Tea, English Breakfast Tea only G5
cents at West e DrumiIers.
When you are in need of choice
reading matter go TO West & Drumilers
Try some of West & Drumilers
w & ID Tea at 40 cents aud you will
use no other.
Ground Cherries, dried Grapes,
Blackberries and Pruncs very cheap
at West & Drumilers. Try some.
Ladies look out for the new line OF
Calicos, Gingh&ms, Cashmeres, Robes,
etc. etc. to arrive at West * Drnmilers
in day or two.
Mems and boys 0yeralls, Jumper.
Jean Pants etc, now at West & Drum
ilers at bed rock prices. Go and see
them.
Turpentine and Linsecd Oil BY the
gallon, can, or case or barrel. also
Chicago and st. Louis White Lead
at the PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Land Patents.

Parties whose names appear belo'
can get the patents for their land b
calling at the Blackfoot land office.
575, Albert L. Ellsworth,
57s, Charles II. Garner
61T, Joseph X. Shatfer
$50, Neils Nelson
$50, John ii. Sanderson
346, james Howell
4s5, Nephi Campbell
4S6, Frederick Stauffer
ass, Brigham Swanner
400, Henry Denney
491, William Underwood
493, Hiram A. Nelson
49I, Ezra Colwell
300, John Lowe
Sol, Charles Ward
535, Edward Nichols
536, Richard +. Jardine
63s, George n. Lindsey
639, Henry Dunn
GAO, Charles Taysom
3S7, Daniel L. Thomas
633, Henry r Lewis
62O, David L. Lindsey.
62l, William Dammc
622, Edward Cowan
623, Harlow Hoops
ga, Henry A. Lewis
$50, Eli Morgan
626, Martin Peck, jr
627, Spencer Y. Raymond.
62s, John Priest
500, Thomas j. Williams.
630, Hiram S. Rich.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Came to my ranch, Z miles north og town.
about two months ago, one light brown horse
blaze face, about " or i4 years old, and brand.
cd with = on left shoulder. The owner Is mo-
tined TO II call, pay damages and take the
horse away or the same win be sold as the law
directs, GEO. W. WEEKS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Great Bargains in stockings.

Will Danilson has received 6na
'ot of Ladies Hosiery which be is SELL
ing at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Now is the time 20 get hsvgpin.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Seed wheat and Alfalfa Seed For Sale.

Twenty thousand pounds of Seed
Wheat, also lot of Alfalfa Seed for
sale. Apply TO
r, II. HorKise, Blackfoot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
District Court.
FRIDAY.

Dh11A~@ NsMh@
FRIDAY.
Lucius w. West admitted to citi-
zenship.
United States grand jury returned
seven true bills and their final report
and are discharged.
w \. Thomas VS. Geo. ID. Temple;
tried by jury, verdict for defendant.
U. 3. ys Edward Cherry; defendant
arralgned for incest and given until
tomorrow to plead.
A. b. Taylor vs. C. Z. Taylor; con-
tinued to adjourned term latter part
of next month.
SATURDAY.
Peter Hunt VS. w. G. Stufflebeam:
verdict for the defendant.
All Territorial trial jurors are this
day discharged.
U. s. VS. John Cozzens; unlawful
cohabitation and adultery; given till
Tuesday to plead
U. y. vs. Walter Hoge; defendant
pleads not guilty.
Thomas Jenkins VS. W. A. Dunbar;
dismissed by agreement
MONDAY.
Mary Preslar VS. Henry Preslar; de-
cree of divorce granted plaintiff.
U. :. VS. Robt. Hull; unlawful CO
habitation; pleads not guilty; set for
trial on Goth inst.
U. S. VS. VIM. West, unlawful CO.
habitation two cases.) given until to-
m ,rrow to plead
Nolle prosequi entered in thirteen
cases of unlawful cohabitation on mo
ton of u. S. Attorney.
U. s. VS. Samuel Kuntz. unlawful
cohabitation; trial in progress.
TUESDAY
Z. S. VS.. VIM. West, unlawful CO
habitation; nolle prosequi entered.
U. S. VS. Sam Hull and John Coz
zens; demurrer to indictment over
ruled, plead not guilty.
U. S. vs. Richard Davis and Thos.
Kicks, unlawful cohabitation; pleads
not guilty.
U. S. VS. Joseph Call, tried by jury
verdict not guilty.
U. S. VS. Samuel Kuntze; sentenced
to six months in territorial prison
and find $500
U. S. VS. Edward r. Cherry, incest;
tried by jury, verdict of guilty, SEN
tence set for 21 inst.
w. y. Thomas VS. Geo. D. Temple:
plaintiff given sixty days to prepare
statement on motion for new trial the
defendant same time to prepare.
U. s. VS. Walter Hoge and C. Nibly
judgment against defendants for 1925
WEDNESDAY
U. S. vs. Samuel Hall; tried by Jury
verdict guilty, fined $50.
Chas, Burgess admitted to citizen
ship.
U. s. VS. James Harrison, two cases
of unlawful cohabitation, arraigned
and pleads not guilty.
Venire issued for eight additional
United States trial jurors.
THURSDAY
U. S. VS. VIM. West and Thomas Z.
Kicks; nolle entered.
U. S. VS. Edward r. Cherry, incest;
sentenced to twelve years in peniten-
tiary at Sioux Falls, Dakota.
Warbonnett Cattle Co. VS. Robt j.
Hays; motion to restay costs argued
and submitted.
U. S. VS. Robert Hull, unlawful CO.
habitation; verdict of guilty; sentence
on defendant promising TO
obey the law.
RANcHERs, il you want the best hay
fork 90 TO ID III Riethan
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

D. II. Biethan is agent for Domestic
Sewing machine; also sells all kind of
machine needles and oil.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
assah a Nertheru Time Gard

h n The wstoffice hours at Pocatello
II hareNfter be as follows:
= aeek dye from 3 a. m. to 8 p. m.
|Ha SUNDAYS.
!. IA. sm. III 10 a. m. 6. pm. 10 pm.
JAS II. BIRLg, p. VI.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
w. HALLER

WATCH MAKER AND JEwELER.
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Charms,
Rings and fine line of Spectacles for
sale at the Post Office. All work and
goods warranted.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Jsrssv Bull For Sale.

A fine Jersey Bull, 8 years old, is
offered for sale at a bargain for cash,
Apply 10
THE ErENEr CArrLE Co.
Pocatello,
Or P. J. ASsoN, Blackfoot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TWENTY FIVE DESIRABLE RESIDENT
LOTS FOR SALE AT REASONABLE RATES.
APPLY TO ID. Il. BIEruAS
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

D. Fl, Biethan has complete camp
ing outfit to rent
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
Stamping and Painting.

Stamping after patterns of the latest
designs and stamping on velvet and
plush, also kensington work done
promptly and on demand by
MRs. Il. w. BRowN
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23
HAPPY


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Maas# Aayc always on hand nice line OF bug.
- W MagAN. HaltQFa, Hobbies, Nose bags, Sweat
Mx5@s 8N Nets, Lap tobca, Horse Sheets, Col
kfss fASg,~, spurs, Bits. Brushes, tn factevery
f8S@aHx s# 8he harness line.
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xsEsssss soam and buggy harness and collars
TM8Mh Miways keep on hand. Orders by mail
|aa@assafN#a and WIN receive prompt attention.
" '@ u. G. READ.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-23

When you are in need OF choice
reading matter go to West & Drunilers
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The Vamacraw Alleged RIo+.

Since the row in Yamacraw on Thank,
giving Day forty persons have been ar
rested for alleged rioting, etc. Among
the number are several women who have
been heavily fined. Many cases have
been turned over to the Superior Court
Tor prosecution, and no doubt many 10
nocent people have been incarcerated
Tor the alleged beating of policemen
McMurry and Cronin and the man Grim
MUS;
The evidence ct the corouer's inquest
OF Mike Tlllman who was killed in the
difficulty, showed that policeman McMur
ry did the only shooting at the time;
yet the jury tells an intelligent public
that he was killed by some unknown
party during riot. The fact is far as
We can learn there was no riot at the
time the unfortunate man was killed.
He was trying to escape from McMurry
when tho latter shot hin. repeatedly.
MeMurry has been citizen Of the
Uuited States for about fifteen mouths
it is said, aud may think he can shoot
down Negro because he ressts arrest
and tries to escape. The law does not
uphold policeman when he shoots a
prisoner who is trying to escape a sim
pie arrest. McMurry has by his ignor-
ance Of our laws not only taken human
lie but has imperilled the welfare of
our whole city. The good people of our
city, white aud black should be unani-
NOUS in condemning the unlawful use of
the pistol by the police and it is expect
ed that Solicitor General Fraser will call
the attention of the grand jury now in
session to the matter.
The property owners and law abiding
citizens ..of Savannah have much at
stake to allow the authors of the recent
disturbance to 90 by un-noticed wheth-
er they be policemen, or citizens, white
or black, The well tare..o the whole
people is concerned. and those who pre-
cipitatrd the row whether policeman or
citizen should be held to rigid account
ability by the law.
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The Cooperating EsrchandIz-
Ing Association

An organization by the above
name has been perfected in Savannah,
The object is to establish a grocery
store. No member is allowed to own
moro than one share which is five dol
lars; aud the limit OF shares has not yet
been fixed. One hundred aud twenty
nine members have been enrolled and
the shares are being paid in rapidly.
Each member will be expected to pat
ronize the store when opened, which is
contemplated..to be on January 1st 1889
Meetings are held every Wednesday
night 8 o'clock at 10 Jefferson street,
and the public are invited to take shares
The.spresent organization is temporary
aud 10 composed of the following we'll
known gentlemen: Franklin Z. Jones,
president; John Mcintosh, vice>presl-
deut: James Ross, Secretary; James A,
Williams, treasurer.
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MCINTosH, GA, Dec Srd, Il

MClNTOsH, ia Icy, oTuS 1000
The Republicans of l. be ty county celebrat-
ed the election of Harrison and Morton by q
torchliJa hit procession at Mcintosh, at O'Clock
D, m Friday November Both, headed by the
liberty Cornet band. The march was from
Mcintosh to Snelsonville, a distant of miles.
Their were continual cheering fer Harrison,
Morton and 2McIver the whole way; now aud
then some mischievous fellow would yell out:
"Hnrrah for Norman" Several vehicles were
in line The first one bore Rev +. Hnelson,
second carried Capt l., NJ Pleasant, the third
held our most popular friend 4. Whlteman;
next came was The great @ahecu"Ge speak
er, Rev W. H. styles.
The processesiOn reached snelsonVllte, al y
o'clock There were agreat many Jpeeches de-
Iiyered Tho first speaker was Rev r, Sn@lSon
chairman Republican party Of Liberty county
He spoke twenty-five minutes ana were APP
plauded many times Next was Prof . b,
Morse Of Savannah, styled as the Ladies Pet'
his speec h.was,yery interesting throughout; he
told how vigorously the Republicans leaders
fought to carry their county, Chatham but
like many other places counted OUT Inc next
speaker was who is known as GU" DOH BABY,
Capt, l.. NJ. Pleasant, His speech and ADVICE
we know is always interesting, for he always
s.Get there Eli" Our next speaker was our
loving business Boy" ]. E Whiteman Prof.
Whiteman. does mt take much stock in this pub
lie speaking as others of our "Jrue blue" Repub
ueans; yet the boys and girls said Jimmie got
there that night. He was continually cheered
and highly complimented by the other speak
ers The last but not the least to make the
crowd laugh was Rev w. H. Styles, he is a
talker from "a way back" He credited the
ladies in part for our recent victory and told
many funny jokes, but for the first
time in my knowledge failed to tell US of "Buck
and Ball" There was estimated to be 500 in line
The Liberty county citizens need be proud Oi its
Tand, Everything passed off quietly and harm
moniously after few remarks by assistant
chairman sW j Jones. Sherman's, March
Through Georgia also inc dnne ri t knel TOR
dispersed at the air from the band "Jesse
James +" d. b. SEELsoN.
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For Justice Of the Peace i.

l respectfully announce myself cam
didate for Justice of the Peace for the
Fourth G. NJ. District Election t. be
held January 9Th 1889, and respecsshl-
ly solicit the support of the District.
Yours Respectfully, E, j, CRANE.
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The SATAITAE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 8, 1888

For Hats Under clothing and Trunks at
low prices go to Bssch Bros. III Conr
gress Street,
Miss Lula Hardee lett for Augusta
this morning to spend two or three days.
Mrs. a. X. Desvernsy has returned
from Augusta, where she had been spend
ing couple Of weeks.
Our old friend Champ Bryant of
Macon, Ca. will be married on the 18th
inst, aud the happy couple will visit
this city,
Mrs. g, Fl. Hernandez returned home
from Augusta on Sunday last where she
had been to attend the funeral of her
brother-in- law Mr.. johnson.
The opportunity for paying your
taxes will SOON be over, and 1t would be
well on ell to take due notice and gov
ern yourselves accordingly.
At meeting Of the Republicans Of
the fifth G. Nj. district, q. A, Dawson
was nominated for Justice of the Peace
and Marcus Hunter and Robert Mors-
man as constable.
At the morning service last Sunday
the Second Baptist church upon the
call of the pastor for FIVE hundred dol
lars, raised seven hundred aud City dol
lars.
The registration city board has met
and selected managers for the city cleo
tion which will take place on January
18th. Looking over the appointment,
made, we find that not Republican is
among the number.
A bazaar will be given by the Girls
Christian aid Society for the benefit OF
St. Stephens church at CadctS hall
Bryan street, beginning the Gath inst.
to continue one week
REPPARD & co. rem owed
to Anderson street at 5. +. &
w. Ry. crossing Telephone
No. 2l1.
Capt. r. G. Cumming of the Attacks
Infantry, and Capt. T. G. Walker Of the
Georgia Infantry of Augusta, paid the
TRIBUNE office visit yesterday morn
ing. These gentlemen are on visit to
Savannah to induce the military Of this
city to attend the exposition.
For fine Clothing on the instalment plan
at low prices go to Basch Bros. III Con-
gress Sta eet.
We call the attention of our friends
to the advertisement Of Mr. E. w.
O'Connor, the popular young grocer
cor. Bolton and West Broad Streets
where eau always be found a well select
ed stock of groceries, liquors, &etc.
The ladies Of the Second Baptist
church, Rev. A. Ellis pastor, propose
opening a fair in Cadets Hall on Bryan
street, where a variety of useful articles
can be obtained for christmas presents.
We hope this fair will meet with lib
eral patronage as its object is highly
commendable, it being TO raise money
in aid OF the Building fund.
At the annual meeting of the Social
Club held on Monday night last, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year
T, A. Morel, President
G. A. Campfeld, Vice-Presidont
j. H. Deveaux, Treas. and Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
A, K, Dcsverney, S. F, Spauding,
N. A. Cuyler, j. R. Middleton.
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FOR ORDINARY

To my Friends and FelyOO Citizens Of
Chatham County =
/ respectfully beg to announce myself as
a candidate for reelection to the Office of
ORDINARY and kindly ask your vote and
influence at the election to be held January
next. HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
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For Coroner.

l respectfully announce myself to my
friends and the public as candidate
for CORONER at the election January
End, 1889, and ask your influence aud
support. JAMES DORSEY.
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Services will be held at st, James
Tabernacle, Rev, r. B Bailey, pastor
tomorrow at the following hours: prech-
ing by the pastor at II a. M, 3 p. IN.
pnu 0. m. Sunday School al | D. IN.
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FoR cLERk auPERloR COURT

Having endeavored o satisfactorily
discharge the duties of CLERK during the
unexpired term of the late Colonel Bee, l
would be thankful for the votes Of the people
at the approaching election, Respectfully.
JAMES K, P. CARR.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

To the Voters OF Chatham County -
AT the suggestion of many friends, an-
nouncs nay determination to run for the of.
fee of Count, TREASURER Wednesday
End day of JANUARY 1889, and solicit
your votes aud influence.
JAS. w. McALPIN.
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For County Treasurer.

FELLOW Citizens; Thankful for elect
ing me 10 the Office of Treasurer of
Chatham County, | again ask your votes
and support for reelection January I'd,
1889. Your obi. Servant,
WARING RUSSELL,
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FOR ORDINARY,

I respectfully announce to my friends and
the voters of Chatham county that will be
candidate for ORDINARY at the election
10 be held JANUARY I'd, and will be
grateful for your votes and support.
O'CONNOR.
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FOR Sheriff.

respectfully announce to my friends
and the voters of Chatham County that
| will be a candidate for SHERIFF at
the election to be held January End
and will be grateful for your votes and
support. SIMON GAZAN.
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state and County Taxes 1898.

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND Co TAXES.
CHATHAM COUNTY GA. 2
SAVANNAH, Sept. 81, 1888
The Digest is now open for the collection u
the above taxes on all property, real and person
al,the specific tax on professions. also the FOLL
TAX for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES on all
MALE RESIDENTS ofthe city and county
between the ages of q and go years.
Cffice at the Court House. Hours y a. m.
pm. JAMES d. E MIpC r
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Mr.. E. j. Crane informs us that he
has been nominated by the Harrison
and Morton club OF the fourth militia
district for Justice of the Peace,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1888-12-08

Go to H. Logan stalls 81 and 6S for marke
supplies.
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