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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07
LINKVILLE MADE LURID.
Ten Blocks on the Main Street of tn
Town in Ashes.

AOW IL AZ AbASS
L1NKvILLE, ORE, Sept 6.-Fire broke
out back of j. T. F ,rbes' saloon about $3.50
o'clock this morning, and in two hours the
whole business part of the town was ir
ashes. The loss will be about $1,000 %
There Was no loss o life
Ben Monroe, barkeeper, was severely
b rned.
q. W. Smith, merchant and hotel keeper
lost $4,000. His SUI anca is 81, 900.
BALDWIN Il Forbes, hardware dealers. lose
So, co. with insurance of ST, 500.
Reames, Martin g. Co., general mar
chandise dealers, loss $4,000, with insur-
ance of SIS, 900.
Other / sses range from $4,000 to $500.
The town was swept clean from the
bridge to the telegraph office, which was
saved by hard work. About five blocks on
each side of Maia street were burned.
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NJ. IN IT,, SA AVIAN Aug. %, 1889.
DEAR SIk-1 ours Of the 9th to hand and 90,
tents noted. In RELY, would say. that ,I I'm
ever you see fit to send in the order eii-
it will have my beat attention 7PoAeh Or
Yes. | nave the finest line of Table Tr-,-,-
anu oPecidltIes that IL Is possible to get and a
stock OF these goods, such as cannot bs -
anywhere IN this country, outside of soma f
houses in New York city Boston. Pbiiad ilG tew
or Chicago. puma
Now, regarding Candies: If you were in sa-
vannah, intent upon getting some FIRE c., "a
and would take the trouble to go to each of ~,
houses you speak of as adyertis,ng " ,.s cue
candies were you anything of Judge nf ,vba9
constitutes even good, pure candy. Won VIZ
soon come TO the conclusion that tbera ' oro
ONLY TWO houses in Savannah entitIad a. 20
your consideration. Everyone in Savo, "
knows who that other party is. He has Fina
CandleS-there is no doubt about that Rr+ ~
paying this just tribute to the goods ba III ~
please understand that do not for n monoaT,
admit that they are one tot better than rnina -
as COCA; FOR very many reasons, too. | am in.
f1nitelv better fixed on Candies than he is ~
l. The house that supplies me INV Ca,4io,
mas nothing whatever to do with my sellinS
prices. '0i'''is
2 My Candies do not come in one-pound and
haif pound packages, but bring them ONT in
bulk $50 to speak and pack them here to order
IN any style and of any kinds wanted II is
needless to say that for very many reasons t5is
means quite difference in my favor in the cost
of Candies. viz OOo'
3. have very extensive line of all kinds Of
Candies and CONNECTIONS, while his stock con.
slsts entirely of a few packed specialties of a
certain maker,
In conclusi m would say that until started
my Candy department it was not possible tn
Obtain any Good Candies in Savannah except
from this rarity, hence. from necessity. ali Who
wanted Good Candy were obliged to $40 hiS
way Now, though, the situation is changed
and almost all who appreciate Fine Candies
flow in cur direction.
For these reasons, therefore | think Won
would do well to place your Candy orders with
me. Yours truly, J.J RELY,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07
MEN AT WORK FOR THE STATE.
a CRUISE IN THE Pacific.
Two Islands Annexed to British
Donliuions-A Crew Rescued

Two Islands Annexed to British
Domiuions-A Crew Rescued.
SAN >NCIsCo, CAL, Sept. 6.-Advices
from Honolulu by the steamer Australia
state that the British man-of-war Espigle
returned there Aug. % after an absence of
q month. She had visited Humphreys
Island anil Rierson Island, and nexod
both of them British dominIons. The
islands are twenty miles apart, and are
supposed to be on the route of one of the
projected trans-Pacific cables.
While at Humphreys Isia d, the Espigle
took on board twenty men of the British
ship Gar'ton from Sydney to San Francisco,
which was wrecked near Starbuck Island,
July II. The ship went aground during
the night and was abandoned.
AFLOAT IN BOATS,
The officers aud crew in three boats kept
near the ip for day or two, but finding
she could not be saved they attempted to
go ashore, but could find no place where it
was possible to land. A boat containing
Capt. Pye aud eight of the crew was lost
sight of ana has not been seen since. The
remainder Cf he men entered one boat and
kept in a southerly direction for ten d,ys,
when they reached Humphreys Island in
an exhausted condition.
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aEoRe1A,s LOWER HOUSE.

A Number of Bills Introduced and
Several 1 theirs Passed.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 6.-In the House
to-day the following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Snelson Of Meriwether-TJ amend
the fertii ger law so as to permit farmers TO
make fertile rs without paying fees ana
tagging.
~ Mr.. McCalla of Rockdale-To incor
porste the Covington and Cedar Shoals
railroad
By MIR. Gilbert Of Muscogee-To regulate
the sale of fertilize s.
In the house ibis afternoon the following
bIl 5 iSere introduced:
To autho izs persons without medical
diplOnl 20 treat cancer.
To amend the c .arter Of the Savannah,
Americas and Montgomery rail oad 50 that
lima
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MCINTOSH, GA, Sept. 6.-The Liberty
lndepe dent iro 1p had its meeting to-day,
and ss'ected the following teams to contest
for the prizes offered by the state fair asso-
citation at Maco in October next:
Fl st Team-Sergt. p. w. 2. Waite, H.
G. Waite, P F. Martin, W. j. Martin, j.
Z. Norman aud a. &. CaSselS.
Second Team-Lleut. w. J. Way. A. S.
Way, j. B. Way, j. w. VIM, S. w. AL
len, I. P. Cord and C. B. Moo Ieen
One of these men WI II act as alternate.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
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PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. GA Ter a Alta.
w. Va, special says: Tho gubernatorlaI
committee Tod J threw GU fJurtesn FEN.
ing vott and thirty sight Golf votes in the
CO mites o; Ticker, Marion aid No o ga
ne a, making net gam Of tuenty-fou- { r
Fleming. Inere was no unusual feature
brought out during the day.
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TRAVELS OF THE CYCLONE.
The Breeze Demon Apt to Make Him
self Felt Off thls Coast.

Inc Breeze Demon Apt to Make Him
self Felt Off thls Coast.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-The hydrog-
rapher If the navy department. auth orizes
the following statement relative to the
cyclone reported from the West Indies:
Reliable telegrap lie reports indicate that it
passed st. Thomas and Santa Cruz on
Sept. 8, with winds of hurricane violence
aud barometric pressure as low as IS 81.
Moving along a track about west hy
north, 1t passed to the northward OF
Porto Rico on the morning of Aug. 4
and along the north coast Of Sauto Domingo
the following day. At o'clock this morn
ing 1t is reported mort e st of Santiago de
Cuba, but at such distance that it is prc b.
ably recurring and viii not reach the Gulf.
bu will be felt along the coast below Hat
teras tomorrow afternoon. Ga the morn
ing OF sept. tr will probably be central
alb ut the axis Of the Cuff stream, off Hat
teeas, and masters Of vessels are cautioned
10 take suitable precautions.
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ATHENS, GA, Sept 6.-Lieut c l. Will
lam F. Jones of Gu mining arrived in the
city to-day and inspec Ell the Clarke R fles.
the new military company. to- night. He
put them throug a pretty good exami a.
ton and EXPIRE sed himself as very much
pleased at the progress made since their or
ganizatlon. The company is in fine condi-
ton and has about fifty memha S.
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AN EXTRA DAY AT SHEEP HEAD.
six Events with Weather and Track
PropitiouS.

six Events with Weather and Track
Propitious.
New YORK, Sept. Cat Sheepshead
bay races tIis was an extra day. The track
and weather were good. Following is a
summary:
FIRST RAcE-One mile. Ca,sius won with
Aurania second and Quesnal third. Time
l:42 40.
SECOND RACE-About six furlongs. Ocypete
won, with Heller Skelter second and Lula
Blackburn third. Time Ill 20. Mutuals paid
S64.
THIRD RACE-About six furlongs. Hub $.
won With Manola second and Oregon third.
Time 112 Mutuals paid $40
FOURTH RACE-Selling, one mile and a fur.
long Tattler won, with Panama second and
Leap Year third. Time 1859.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and three-sxte enths
OriAamme won, with Niagara second and The
Lioness tulrd. Time 2:0945.
SIXTH RACE-1lile on the turf. Filter won,
with Bellwood second and The Lion third. Time
l: "A 70
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KNIGHTS OF lvANHoE KILLED.
A Bridge Knocked Them from tn,
Top Of Freight Car.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. GA special train
bearing the Knights of Ivanhoo arrived
here yesterday from Athens, the Knights
intending to give an exhibition at the fair
grounds. This side OF Chillicothe William
Scott and James CAbeen had occasion "a
go on the rot OF the car which
Contained their rises and we're knocke / IF
while passing under a bridge which thev
ha not noticed. Cabeen was o. horribly
ma gled as to be almost unrecog izabl
and scott was also fatally injured. athout
still awe. p"
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TRUE TO THEIR NArIoNAL1rY,
The Last Days Work Of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union.

KINGSTON, ONT, Sept 6-The Irish
Ca holic Benevolent Union convention ad-
1ourned to-day to meet in St Louis, M, in
August next. A resolution riedgng moral
and material support to Charles Stewart
Parnell was passed and greetings we're ssnt
T., hessrs. Dayitt, DuJn and
OBrie In addition tue ion erts led
Q warmest 81 patty to Pope Leo in bis
efforts " regain his teA.,o a. 30 r.
Archbis op Cisary delivered al dress
exnqrting the delegates TO remaia true 70
tue Irish cause.
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rRAMPs FIGHT TRAINMEN.
One Brakeman Fatally and Another
Seriously Injured.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 6.-There was a
fight this afternoon between three tramps
aud the crew of local freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Wallis station,
eighteen miles from this city. The tramps
refused to get off the train and made war
upon the brakemen, when the latter at
tempted to force them.
Foster Cox, brakeman, was shot three
time and fatally injured.
Jesse Nicholas. ano her brakeman, who
attempted to rescue Cox, was beaten over
the head with the butt end of revolver
and very seriously injured.
The tramps escaped before assistance
arrived. Four of five persons have since
been arrested on suspicion.
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CoNVICTn, CORPSE IS.

a Premature Explosion Kills Three
Nezroes at Rising Fawn.
ATLANTA, GA, Sect. Ga premature
explosion Of blast at Rising Fawn Wednes-
day, killed tnres negro ca. victs.
They are Fret Fenael, Of Fulton, whose
crime was larceny from tie house, and for
which he was So fenced 70 five years.
Fred linda, of Gelfair county, serving a
twenty years sentence for arson.
John COilI.s, of Sumter county, serving
ten years FOR horse stealing.
The corone IS jury found the accident
the result Of the { .relossne,s of Fennel in
loading tine hole in the ore mine.
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WALSH IS OuR Friend.
His Augusta Paper Puts in a Good
Word tor Savannah.

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept 6.-The Chron-
icle will say editorially tomorrow: "The
MORNING NEWS makes a superb sh wing of
the business of Savannah for the CONNER
cial year just closed. The total bust ess
was sl090O0,O00 an increase of 3,5OO, 900
over 1855. No sou hern city enjoys more
sub tantial prosperity than Savannah. AS
Georgians we rejoice in her wonderful
progress. The MORNING News is one of
the est newsp pers in the country, and is
potential factor in the development of
Savannah
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Gainesville Gleaninns-

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Sept. 6-Mrs. J. P,
Collins was buried to-day. She died Of
typnoid fever.
A neN hook and ladder company was
ora lied here tonight.
The school board to-day decided against
separate sch OILS IT TIL seres
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COVERING OF he FLEgCY.
A jacket of Plated Salt Marsh and a
Wire Netting.

WIG Nettlng.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept. GA sensation
was eau Led in the cotton market here to-
day by the arrival of bale Of cotton COW
cred in an entirely new style of bagging.
The new material consists of an inner
jacket for the bale made of plated salt
marsh, which is agai protected by a
12-inch mesh wire netting. The bale has
bee placed on xli itol at the cotton ex-
exchange. d will be tested o-morrow.
The inventor claims that the marsh Gov
ering is fire proof, and III 1t the wire netting
prevents damage by the cotton hook. <
considerable quantity OF cotton covered in
cotton bags is coming in now, and as vet
no objections have been m de to it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07
MITOHELL's MURDERERs.

The Governor Offers a Reward for
Their Capture.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept 6-The governor
has offered reward OF $3.50 each for the
arrest of the murderers of Robert Mitchell
(colored) of Mitchell county. On the night
of Aug 81 six disguised men went to the
house of Mitchell and called him out and
shot and killed him.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF ths Ganss Between the
C)uutry's Leading Teams.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At New York
New York ......O 0 O o o. 4
Indianapolis .....3 0 0 x 5
Base hits: New York. indianapolis 5. Errors
New York I, Indiana oils 3. Batteries: WEIGH
and Brown, Getzein Boyle and Daily.
Al Bottom
Boston........ - % % o 5
Base hits: Boston s. PittsburE 6. Errors:
Boston 2. Pttsburg l. Batteries: Clarkson and
Camel, Staley and Carroll.
At C'Iumbus-
Columbus. ..........0 o.
Louisville ........1 0 @ 2 O. }
Base hits: Columbus Q, Louisville Is. Errors:
Columbus g. Louisville 5. Batteries: Gastright
and O'Connor, Ehret and Cook.
At Baltimore
Baltimore. ................0 0 o o. 3
81. Louis. .-...............0 0 0 O. ,
Bass hits: Baltimore s. st. Louis 4. Errors:
Baltimore 4, st. Louis 4. Batteries: Kilroy and
Tate. King and Boyle.
AT Washing on-The Washington-Chi-
cago game was postponed on account Of
rain.
AT Philadelphia
Cleveland. go. 80 o 0 0 o l.
Base hits: Cevea d 70 Phila telphia7 Err rs:
Clevela'.d B, Poll .deiphia 5. Batteries: Beatin
AID Zmmer, Sanders, Casey and Clements.
wAYCRoss DEFEATS BLAcKsHEAR.
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Sept. 6.-Waycr S.
defeated Biacxshear in a game of base bail
here to-day by a score of s to 4.
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Fort Gaines Facts.

FORT GAINES, GA, Sept. 6.-Four hun
dred and seventy-one cars OF melons were
shipped from is point tnis season.
The new tank will be ND ple,-d soon.
Tbs steamer Naiad of the Central line
left Fort Gaines Monday, having on board
nearly 600 bale Of co ton.
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GIVE IN A TRIAL.
Corner Congress and Whitaker SUI

GIVE n A THAI ,,ro4
have suffered great deal from I1vEB
ment of the liver. Tried ULnEn st
CORRECTOR and derived great oenen nAN
MRS. ELIZABETH 5. JOh '1-,argia
Recommended by prominent physical AL
awarded highest prizes over composites nd tep
for ULMER'S LIVER CoRRECIoh "D
no other. Prepared by r1 MD.
B. F. ULMER' D. a. a.
Pharmacist, Savannah ~; nj tbs
Price 81 per bottle. fyou cannot . oo,i you
"Corrector, from your druggist sch nv e9l
order direct, and it will be for"afu'
press. freight paid.
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RUMPUs OF THE RUSH.

The Schooner Lilly Falls into the
Cutters Eands.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. CA dis
patch from Victoria, B. c., says that the
schooner Lilly, belonging to that place,
arrived there from Bshring sea last night.
She reports that she was boarded Aug. 6
by the United Sta, es revenue cutter Rush.
her papers searched and 1888 seal skins con-
fiscated. She was ordered to proceed to
Sitka, out there was no prize crew placed
on board of her. the vessel sealed for a
few days after this, but filaIy sailed for
home
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Platt It's President.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sent. Ex-senator
Thomas G. Platt of New York was 9 ected
president of TIE ennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company at a meeting of the
directors in this city to fill the pace made
vacant by the death of Hon. John c. Brown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07
SPOKE THE KATE

On her way down she spoke the Victoria
schooner Kate. The latter reported that
she had been ordered to heave to by the
Rush, "hicn she did, but the wind was
blowing so hard the cutter could not lower
a boat The Kate was ordered out of
Behring sea She had $50 skins aboard.
The officers of the Rusn told the officers of
the Lilly that seven schooners had already
baen seized
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LIABILITY OF THE CLUB.
The Johnstown Committee Getting
Ready For this Suit.

The Johnstown Committee Getting
Ready For uhs Suit.
JoHNsTowN, PA, Sept. 6.-The COM
mittee which had in and the collection of
the money subscribed to push the suit
against the South Fork Fishing Club met
tonight, when it was found that over
$500 had been collected As only 81 900
was required it seemed to show that the
people are i'll earnest in the matter. 1t was
decided TO have Investigations by MeSSrs.
Rose and Linton made as soon as possible and
if there is any encouragement given to push
he suit as rapidly as possible. Considerable
money has been returned to the committee
within the past few days, over 500 having
been handed in to-day.
MEN AT WORK FOR THE STATE.
About 400 men were at work for the state
to-day, and the number will be increased as
rapidly as possible until a much larger
force Is employed. After an abse ce of
week Secretary Keimer returned to town
again to-day. He says everything will be
in shape to present full report of all cases
to the committee at its meeting in HarrII-
burg on Sept. Is. A comm tee of flttee
leading citlzsns was appointed this after
noon by the board of trade to urge the
rebuilding OF the bridges and TO take
measures looking toward the cleaning ont of
the rivers The sc tlemen appointed on this
committee will urge immediate a ton BY
the borough ut.Iorltles IN building bridges
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DEPOT FOR
THE POPULAR ARCADE.

will, on SEPT 5, reopen the well-known and
popular
ARCADE OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE,
where will be ready to serve all the delicacies
of the season Rice Birds and Fish and Little Neck
CLANS. New York Steaks and Chops always on
hand. New York Oysters received by every
steamer Frst-class cooks, competent caterer
and polite walters 1 propose to keep up the
well-known reputation of my place If you
want the best in the market go to ENRIGHT'S.
Soliciting share of the pubic patronage, am,
respectfully, T. Fl. ENRIGHT.
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CITY MARsUAL's OFFICE,
SsxTAHrN-AH Gant 4 1890

SAVANNAH, Sept. q, 1882 J
The following acts of the general assembly of
Georgia is published for information Of all
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NOTICE.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees Oh WV
British steamship AMY DORA, Thompson
Master. will be responsible for any u0O'
contracted by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS, ConsigneeeEs--
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.

Advertisements inserted mnder "Specfog
Nofices'' t1sH be cdaroed 81 90 a Square each
insertion
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SPECIAL NOTICES
sELF-ExPIANGT0RT ---0--~-~-oO-.
CORRESPONDENCE

~. WAYcRoss, GA, Aug. =. 1870
Mr., j. j. Rely, 30 Whitaker street So,,, ioss
Ga: - SNuittdh.
DEAR SRI am reader of the
NEWS OF your city, and see YOU advartieo;aaS ING
many hne things that we never hear If o- 50
down here, that am often tempted 70 Use vi see
ana Wouid, II h it were not inconvenient and er
AT the first opport unity though | am gni7s az
send you an order for several items which ~ 20
can send me in one large box. How All 1 VI you
Candles! see you talking very strong a iour
their fine quality. l often want boT 81 ABOUT %
Candies to present my friends. I am I Fl1e
puzzled to know where to buy, as your nan. 10
filled with the advertisements of sev erief IS
claiming TO have the best Candies in the ci,,t d,
s. in
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MEETINGS.
SAVANNAH BRANCH

Attend ADJOURNED MEET
ING, s P. n. lstandard) Ar
mory hall. TONIGHT. The
prepared charges" and
OTHER IMPORTANT MATTERS,
postponed from last meeting,
will be acted on tonight.
Refreshments. Full attend
ance. By order
f. KULMAN. President.
MAX ROBINSON, Secretary.
Savannah, Sept. z, 1889.
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EXPECT A DUEL.
BIZ The Associated Pres,

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. Z, 2 a. Mt is be-
lieved here that tie 4, o legislators-W. A.
Huff and r. w. Patterso will meet on
the dueling field near OJeIlka. Ala, to-
morrow. Mr.. Patterson uas been in Ten
nessee for two days Mr.. Huff and two
seconds left here to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07
NOTICE,

The crematory as recently purchased by y! ai' +
offered for sale for the NEXT Ten "a "a -, .r.
remaining unsold at the expiration Oh 'n p mn.
parties desiring to do so may treat TOT Wv bseu
chase of any part. The parts tha' nav
removed can be replaced in few VI no VIVIAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Neither the Captain nor consisH0' ter
British Steamship STARLIGHT hin'i'' ,.t.j
will be responsible for any debts coI
by the crew. .;,uess
A. MINIS & SONS, O0n'is'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

For reliable DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLE
FINE CONFECTIONERY and FRESH '-''''
patronize
THEG. NJ. HEIDI Co.
Corner Congress and Whitaker stTeo-2- -
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A DUEL NOW IMPROBABLE.

Patterson's Whereabouts Unknown,
and Huff Still IN the city.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 6-Public interest
in the Huff Patterson affair is subsiding
There are NJ new developments to-day. 1t
is not definitely known where Mr.. Patter-
son is. MIR. Huff is here and cont emplated
going to Macon tonight if be could get the
mayors permission. The impression see MS
10 be that there is no probability Of meet
ing between the gentlemen.
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JOHN J. RELY.
Importer of
Fine Specialties,
Table Luxuries,
Teas. Coffees, Spices, Etc.
80 Whitaker Street.
SAVANNAH, GA.
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MY HIGH GRADE

TAKE KIEFFER's PERUVIAN CURE
never failing specific for ChillS aud fo''.,
Ague, Dumb Ague, and persistent lnternl.'0u'
and Remittent Fever, General Debility AI@ ,
mia, Night sweats and ali other diseases Ss ss al
by MiaSna or Malaria. For sale every "n7''
EDWARD j. KIEFFEK
Corner West Broad and Stewart stress stress,