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was elected 70 fill the vacancy caused BY
Cart. Goolwlu's resignation upol his
election as sheriff OF thu city
court Mr. Wade. during his con
uection WITH the marshaNs Office. has
bsen g fai.1ful and coInpetent on ..al. and
he has con1ucted tbs Office in a manner
which would not justly the council In doing
otherwise than unslim usly re-eiecti- z
him. N. Wade carried with him 10 tie
offics knowledge OF the law ~hi h rem
dered him pecullari~ fitted FOR the duties
which the office involves.
Cnisf Of Police John Green, had a close
call Ine manner in which the election
was conducted, gave no incimati0n that be
had any opposition. It IS understood, how
caucus By one vote in preference % Co.
r J. DaTa1-. There was considerable
int -esr IN this e.ec. o. The bare 81
nou1cement BY the mayor Of the result.
however. 4 not Indicate that there had
been any contest, and he spectators did no.
understand taat there va aay.
There was 2 ST -frIse wnsl the mayo. an
nouDccd the election or ". +. Puder. engi-
neer Of engine No ., u sL coed Adolpl
Fernandez as CHIEF fireman. /. was known
that 4r. PGdsr vas an applicant To- the
Office. bit C-ief Fernandez rec ectiol was
generally looked for. IL Is understood that
III. Puder received ei.he. seven or eight
votes. The new chiei IS one OF the most
efficient members Of the department. and
hiss been for many years engineer Of 70. ,.
Cap. P J. Ksnnely's reelection as bar
Dor master was unanimous. Capt. Ken
nady IS a faithful, competent and obhg.ny
Official, aad during the time that he 1as
bsea 70 MS present Office he has discharged
bis duties 70 the utmost satisfaction Of
everyone.
Health Officer ". r. Drummer. who was
elected u fill the unexpire1 term Of the late
Dr. J. T. Mcfarland. had no opposit on.
superintendent Of Water Works a. y Mil
.er, Superintendent Of the Scavenger De-
paroment Z. T. Chatham, keeper Of the
city dispens5Tv Lewis Cass, and his assist
ant z K Mccoy, Clerk Of the Markss
Thomas T. Maddox were elected without
opposition There were a number Of ap-
plicants for the minor Offices, but their names
were not announced
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REGIsTaATIOy NOTICE

The Board OF Registration and Election Mana
gers hereby give notice that the books for tie
registration of voters at the election for Mayor
and Aldermen of the City OF Savannah. to Ia
held TUESDAY, January 18th. 1885 viii IA
opened on MONDAY, December 3lst. lSSs
The Managers for each district viii att md ar
the places designated below from 0 O'Clock A. =
TO P. n, every lay except sundays and on
Saturdays from O'Clock p. Y. TO 5 P n
For the FIRST MILITIA DISTRICT. extend
Ing from the western corporate limits of the
city to the middle OF Montgomery street plaNa
for Registration, Justice Folliard's Office No az
West Broad street.
Managers-Thon&s A. Folliard, r. c. Fetzar
Z. ". O'Connor.
For the SECOND MILITIA DISTRICT. from
the middle Of Montgomery to the middle Of
barnard streets Place for Registration Or r
T. SheftslIs Office, y. W. corner Jefferson and
Liberty streets
llaa&gers-3I. S. Baker, E. J. Kieffer, w. II
Prem -ergast
For the THIRD MILITIA DISTRICT. from
the middle of Barnard TO the middle of Aber-
corn streets. Place for Registration. l.. q
Strong's drug store. No. s. Bull street.
Managers-L. c. Strong, J. W. MCINTYRE. F I
Ruckert.
For the FOURTH MILITIA DISTRICT from
the middle Of Abercorn 10 the eastern Corporate
limits of the city. Place for Registration. .Ins
tice Elsiuger's office, No Sc Price street, corner
President.
Man&gers-s. Elsinger. Lawrence Dunn.
Thomas Clarke.
JAMES W. MCINTYRE
Secretary Of the Board of Registration and
Election Managers
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At Estilrs.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING News,
SAVANNAH WEEKLY News, "Tael ma bv
Marie Coreli author Of "Veads;ta"l :
"Checkered Lights" Or "The S1e-ifs
Daughter by Fulton Gardner; "Nei Nell
son tue veteran detechve'. knight E.
rant by Eliza Lyall; a World
of Can't" "a companion book u
t. Robert ElsmeraD; "P4ck's Bad Boz
and his Sister, The Bad B3v at Homo ana
Abroad" "BIunder, OF a Basaful Man.
Deiineator for February, Judge, Puck,
Topic, Life, New York Herald. Press.
World, Sun. Star, Times, Tribune, Boston
Herald, Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun.
Baltimore American. Cincinnati Ia.
quirer, Cincinnati Gazette, Philadelphia
Press, Philadelphia Times, New Orleans
Times Democrat, Atlanta Constitution.
Macon Telegraph. Augusta Chronicle,
Charleston News and Courier. Florida
Times Union, Louisville Couri.r-Journal
Chicago luter-Oceaa. 81. Louis Republic.
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DELAwAREs LRGIsLA AZURE.
The Fight over the Proposed Const
H,,-,r-,n1 Coz rnrAi-r,

The Fight over the Proposed Consti-
tutional Convention.
DOVER, DEL, Jan. S.-The two houses Of
the legislature in joint session to-day
adopted by strict party vote Of 10 to Il
Mr. Eckels (demccrau not voting, a repub-
lican resolution declaring the vote suffice t,
and that the general assembly should.
by statute duly enacted, proceed to call
a constitutional convention, and provide
for the holding of an election for delegates
to said convention. The House separated
and adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The voting and debate Of the Joint
session, indicate that the House be-
ing republican viii advocate the
immediate calling Of the convent
while the Senate, being democratic, Will
maintain that no convention can constitu-
tionally be called until after the question
has been re-submitted 10 the people at
another election. The general assembly
VIII tomorrow adj urn over until Monday,
and the members will return t. their homes,
leaving the senatorial election undecided
there being no probability row Of a caucus
being held before Monday night, when a
selection must be made as ba!lJting begins
Tuesday
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MILLEpGEVILLL,s FIRE.
Three stores in al. Burned Out-Fi9-
ures on the Losses Lacking.

Three stores in al! Burned Out-FiR-
ures on the Losses Lacking.
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Jan. 9.-At $50
O'clock 'ast night an alarm OF fire L.
formed the town that the dry goods house
{ Iaygooi & CarIkcr was in flames Be
fore the fire company and citizens helping
could stop it the .tOye Of Whel2n S1 Hauft
caugh., and then that Of W. II. Armstrong.
The Jwo latter were grocery stores All
firms were entirely turned out, losing
almost everything. All were lnsLr- d more
or less, bur the ex ent Of their losses above
the amount covered by Insurance is not at
present accurately known. Whelan q
Half5 had rented only a few days
previously store on WAYNE
street, and had removed mos5
Of their goods and transferred their insur-
ance, leaving about So 900 worth in the old
place, which was an entire loss There were
several alarms from the same fire before
day, but ram .orm coming up about ? or
o'clock this morning settled the whole
matter. Several otLer mere ants sustained
more or less loss BY moving their goods into
the streets and b. theft, which was finally
stopped by the military, which was called
out to preserve orde. and prevent stealing.
The negroes won much praise for the energy
and faltIfulness with which they worked
to SaVO property
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Augustus Extra Taxes.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 9.-The city is
stirred up over several clauses in Mayor
Nays annual message to the council, il
which he recommended that the salaries Of
several officers be increased, and also thac
a levy OF one-eighth Of one Der cent. be
made for improvement purposes. The com
munlty Is just now paying an eztraordi-
nary .evy of ger cent, and great deal of
feeling has been brought out by the subject.
The Chronicle opposes the proposition aud
has interviewed a number of prominent
citizens, who also condemn it
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Brother in Black.

Two or three years ago negro boy on my
place near Franklin. KY, was tormented
with Gu apparently incurable case of
Scrofula, which lasted him long time and
gave him great trouble. After trying
many other remedies, | at lenght went to
Or. Morris drug store in this place and
bought several bottles OF S. s. s., by tax
ing which, and nothing els, he was fully
and permanently cured lie is now a stout
man. and at tle time | commenced giving
him s. S. $. the bones we're working out O I
his arm-could use but one arm. and the
doctors said nothing could do him any
goo1; but had tried s. y. s. and seen it
tried, aud felt that it would euro him.
JOHN II. GRANGER
Franklin, Ky, Dec ID lSSs.
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FLORIDA'S CAPITAL.
The New Administration Picks Up the
Reins of Government.


Reins of Government.
TALLkHAssEE, Fla, Jan. 9-Judge j.
D. Boggs Of Orange county and Col. B. r.
Milan Of Lake county are both aspirants
for the stare attoraeyship Of the seventh
circuit, and are making an active and
thorough canvass.
Gov Fleming and his cabinet are consid-
ering the advisability Of calling the legisla-
ture in extra session before the regular
session in April to create a state board of
health. The demand for it Is not unanl-
nous or enthusiastic.
THE SUPREME COURT.
Florida's supreme court met to-day, as
eorgauized under the new constitution.
With Hon. George p Raney, chief justice,
a. +. Maxwell and H. l.. Mitchell, associate
justices. Chief Justice Raney is much
younger than his associates, but he drew
tae prize by lot under the constitution, and
is eminently qualified for the high judicial
trust. Among the distinguished attorneys
in attendance on the court were Hon. w.
B. Lamar, the new attor ay general, Judges
4. X. Foster. K. b. Hilton, F. w. Wnlte
and j. f. Welborne, and Messrs. w. A
Hocser, B. B. Milan, Il. H. Backman, g.
B. SparEman, J. II. NcKinnie, j. ".
Malone, B. F. Seldom and d. A Finlaysoa.
CALLERS on THE GOVERNOR.
The governor receiveda number of callers
today, held an important cabinet meeting,
and trans cted large amount of business,
L. J. TRAY, Gov. Jennings private sec
rotary, to K charge of his Office to-day and
received many congratulations from friends
\ torney General Lamar, State Treasurer
Pons, aud Commissioner Of Agriculture l..
B. WOmbwell assumed the duties of their
offices to-day, AID are already earnestly at
work. Secretary Of State Crawford,
Comptroller General Barnes and
Superintendent OF Schools Russell.
are their own successors. Messrs. Cooper,
Grill and Mitchell, the retiring members Of
Gov Perry'S cabinet, return TO their private
business with the best wishes and cordial
esteem of all Floridians, who recognize in
them most efficient and faithful officers
Charles Mnnroe has been retained as
assistant treasurer by State Treasurer Pons.
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Bid 4

WASH
bids wei
nent to
useof II
Southern
,Jetfersor
ltogue, d
Jones Cd
a ward =.
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ADVICE TO aro.1srs.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP sbould
always be used when children are crttin1
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once;
II produces natural, Culot sleep bv reliev-
ing the child from pam, and the little chetub
awakes as bright as g button." It is very
peasant 10 taste. 10 soo;hes the chili, safs-
c the gums, alavs all Do p, relieves wind
regulate tie bowels. ard is the best known
rem dy fer diarrhsa, whether arising from
teeJhing " other causes TWENTY-FIVE cents
q pQttIe
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DON'T BE DECEIVED

Ask for ULMERS LIVER CORRECTOR- n
safe and reliable medicine, and take no other
consider ULNER'S LIVER CORPECTORa n
most valuable medicine, and shall take pleasure
in recommending it. 1t was prescribed for me
by my physician. G. +. ANDERSON. President
OF the Sewers & Anderson Milling COMPANY
Baltimore, Nd.
TOR and find that it is great medicine. Ii acts
charmingly on the liver. q. Z. HICKS, of Hicks
& Speir Bladon Springs, Ala.
l have used DR.. ULMER'S CORRFCT1R
in my family for some time, and can
testify 70 its efficacy as a great family medi-
cine. For ladi 3 think 1t unrivaled GEO. NJ
KNIGHT, Bladon Springs, Ala
Would not take 81 600 for the good derived
from the use of ULMERS LIVER COR
RECTOR. H. H. KAYToN, New York
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SONGS, DANCING AND PRIZES.
Ealy & Br.ckens' Novelty Company al
the Theeter.

Ealy q BRICK ems Novelty Company at
the Theeter.
Ealy & Brickens' operate Novelty Com
pany had good house last night. Nettie
Peters singing vas above the average and
SIZE was several times recalled. Fred
Morpha is E good magician and acquitted
himself we'll Phil Peters is the
comedian Of the company Whipper Twins
and Il s. Jennie Picket so z and dances.
The programme was interesting throughout
AMI was well given. AIJer the perform
ance the prizes were drawn. joseph J.
Nolan drew a tea set OF fortY-six pieces.
and J. c. BrInsol a set Of forty-four
pieces. John Campbell drew a chamber
set, and T w. Morrison and Joseph Bunson
q swinging anu chandelier lamp. L. A
Deu5on drew IS Inc entertainment viii
be repea.ed to-niZht.
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BRUNs WIcK e - -
4 Negro Cutting 6crspe-Ofacers
Elected by the Council

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan. 9.-Henry and
james Bowser- two negroes. while opening
oysters on Bay street to-day became en-
gagged in dispute about WOMAN. James
became enraged, knocked Henry down and
attempted to cut his throat, but only in
hicted q shorc gash. Bystsl1eTs intsrfered
and prevented further difficulty. In the
exc tement james escaped Officers are
now on tae lookout for him.
Tbs military boys held al enthusiastic
meeting tonight TO discuss the coming ea-
campmeEt to be he'd this summer on st.
Simon's Island.
The mayor ard council elected tonight
the following officers for TIE ensuing year:
For marshal Of police, J. B. Dart; assistant
marshal, L. w. Beach; city attorney, B.
Whitfield; clerk and treasurer, E. A. Mel
son; port physician, J. A. DJnwody; city
physician, o. W. Tucker: hsrbor master
b. F. Deut
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BURGLARS BAGGED.
They VIII Make q Hard Fight to Secure
Their Release.

ATHENS, GA, Jan. "a special to-
night from Rovston, on the EIberton
Air Line tells Of the capt
ure Of five men, charged with breaking
into houses aad stores and helping them
selves to their contents One named Jordan
is though ut to be the leader Of the band. For
nearly a month buildings have beeu plund-
cred and the scope Of tue robbers seemed TO
extend through tae surrounding counties as
far down as Bo8ersYills. At last the citizens
organized and a search terminated with the
above result. II is said that the parties
under arrest have employed counsel aud
will make vigorous effort to secure their
release
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GEoRGIA.s CAPITAL CITY.
Supreme Court Escape o.
wenty-FtTe CoEv.cts.

supreme Court Oec.sious-Escape OF
twenty-five COrvicts.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan 1.-THE following
supreme court decisions were rendered To-
day:
Stausen VS.. Corisy, from Newton Al
firried.
Arnold, Estes & CO. vs. Henry county.
Reversed
Grant vs.. kugtar, from Henry. Reversed
Twelve couvicts, part q squad Of
twenty-five on the farm q IS. D. Lee,
near CovIngton, overpowered the guard to-
day. ard have not Vet been rstake1.
ReTe-us officials brought in today from
Eeard county, dye mools5I2e-s aud three
stills
Richmond county mad is first payment
for state taxes to-day, Ss,O55- Owing 70
ths suspension by the governor in the fall
on account Of tee great losses by the foods,
eel letting ~ as not begun TIL last week.
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Attention Il. z. I.

For sprains. bruises, rheumatism, swell
ing, cuts, burns, etc, in man, and splint,
ringbone, epizootic, scratches, etc, in horses,
Rangum Root Liliment is Il sure cure. The
King of Linimen;sn is the universal YER
dict. Never fails to cure any aiment that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plicatiou. 80 cents per bottle For sale by
Lippman Bros, wholesale agents.
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TO FALL SIXTEEN DEGREES.
The Signal Bureaus Cold Wave Pre-
eaLn..cr

The Signal Bureaus Cold Wave Pre-
d.ction.
C4udonary southwest signals were hoisted
on tae pos fife buildi q at noon yesterday
The signal service reported a storm ceater-
ing near Chicago moving northeast. Colder
weather was predicted as the result An
hour later tie cold wave flag was hostel
The ief signal othcs sent ont a predic-
ton for a fall in temDerature OF
10 by 3 o'clock tonight The
weather iast night was clearing and colder,
and the way mercury was drou ping at mid
night wa. an indication that the prediction
w1ul4 justify. The man who HOSTS tie
cold wave flag has not had very hard
time OF IL so far tais winter
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Now Is the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous
affections, aud all diseases peculiar to fe-
males. Renovates and invigorates the sys
TEN. Physicians recommend it. Take no
other Rangum Root Med. Co., Nashville
Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold by Lippman
Bros. wholesale agents.
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Z. p. o.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Etbio-
plan Pile Ointment Will afford instant relief
and certain cure in every case OF blind.
bleeding, itching, internal and external
niles Rangum Root Med. Co., Nashville,
Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle Sold by
LiPpman Bros, wholesale agents.
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AIba1y's News Notes.

ALBANY, GA, Jan. 9-Steel rails are
beeing laid on the Brunswick and Western
railroad its entire length. The work is
going rapidly forward Trains will run
from Albany to Brunswick il four hours
when the work is finished.
Revenue officers went out to Leary this
afternoon to raid a moonshine still il that
neighborhood.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

Atlantic friends and ACQUAINTANCE Of
3ir AMI rs. william Allan arr invited 10 at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. ALLAN from 81. John )
church. at II o'clock THIS MORNING.
NILLS,-The relatives and friends Of Mrs
ELIZABETH 6. MILLS are requested TO attend her
funeral from the Independent Presbyterian
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pERs0NAL PROPERTY RETURNS.
Cry ieEAsJRIR's OFFICE. ;
January 9Th. 1880 1

January oth, 1889.
Returns Of Personal Property in the city
owned. held ia trus: or on consignment. con.
sls,ius Of Stock ~ Trade, Goods, Wares Ari
Merchandise held 10 trust OF on consignment.
Furniture, Private Billiard Tables Watches.
Jewery, Plate. Pianos aud Musical Instruments
Money. Stoca, Bonds, Solvent Debts aud other
evidence OF BITS Steam ships, Steamboats,,
TUGS and sailing Vessels Of all kinds owned In
Savannah, Bank Capital. Horses and Mules not
otherwise taxed, Meat, Cattle value OF
Machinery, Engines, Tools. Fixtures and imple-
ments used or provided for use during the year
or part thereof value Of all Telegraph and Tele-
phone Lines and Instruments aud Fixtures OF
same. value Of all other property not euumer.
atei in this schedule, must be made by the 2ist
day OF JANCA AIRY, otherwise, Immediately
after that date will proceed 10 ma the re-
turns myself, from the best information can
obtain, aud will assess double Tax .anst all
deiaulter5 as the Ordnance directs Returns
assistant.
c. s. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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Chattanooga,s Alleeed Incendiarv

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 10, 8 A. NV. c..
Bryant wa, arrss.eI at 1880 O'Clock tcis
morning on a charge OF burning the Euro
pean hoel on the night OF NOV. u, ia
which four lives were lost. lie was taken
before squire Adams, where a hearing is
no. In nrnrra.s
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A LUCKY ESCAPE.
Embezzl ement Nullifled by Lack Of
Criminal Intent.

Embezzl ement Nullifed by Lack OF
Criminal Intent.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-David II. Pascoe
charged with the embezzlement of 81, 2OU
the property Of the International Typo.
graphical Union Of North Amer Ca. was to-
day acquitted before Judge Gordon under
the instructions Of the court. T. defendan.
is member OF the Philadelphia typographi-
cal union, and in 1886 was delegate to the
International convention held at Buffalo
y. Y, ami was elected secretary ana
treasure or Of the union. The allegation was
that while Pasco filed the position here
was a discrepancy IN his accounts OF g., 200
PAsCOE's EXCUSE.
Tho counsel for Pas zoe stated in court To-
day that his clients duties were increased
above those of his predecessors, ard fha..
expecting an decrease IN salary, ne had sim
ply taken the N ney, believing That il
would he voted him at the proper time.
Consider bic notoricty had beei ivan tnp
case, aud the defendant had promised 20 pay
the money back IN order to avoid further
publicity. The judge stated that there was
great doubt as 70 whether the defendant
had appropriated the money with criminal
intent, and instructed the jury to return a
verdict Of acquittaL
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
CITY TREASURER 5 OFFICE.

OITN TREASURER ) OFFICE.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. I, 1899
The following Taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE, fourth quarter, 1898.
Stock N TRADE, fourth quarter, 1888.
MONEY, SOLVENT DEBTS, etc, fourth quarter
1SSS
FURNITURE, ETC, fourth quarter, 1888.
WATER Rents. six months in advance from
Jan. !, 1889, to July l. 1889.
GROUND RENTS in arrears for two or more
quarters.
SpEcrFJc, or BUSINESS TAI, for the year 1889.
\ discount of 10 per cent. will b. allowed
upon REAL ESTATE, STOCK N TRADE. Money,
FURNITURE, ETC, and WATER RENTS if paid
count Of 10 Der cent viii he allowed mon
specific TAXES if paid on or before Jan. 3lst
c. S. HARDEE. CITY Treasurer
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--sa-.--a.
MEETINGS.

ZERUBBABEL LODGE NO.I5, F. & A. II
regular communication Of this 4
lodge VIII De held THIS Thursday ~
EVENING al O'Clock. A<
The T. G. Degree VIII be conferred. "
Members Of sister lodges and transient breth-
ren are fraterually invited 20 meet with US
By order Of ~. 4. WALKER, W. II.
JOHN Riley Secretary
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Fort GAINES, GA, Jan. 9.-News
reached here yesterday morning that the
business part OF Newton, Ala, in Dale
county, was burned SUNDAY night There
was some insurance. No lives were lost as
far as heard from.
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GORRIE ICE MANUFACrURING COMPANY.
Commencing FEB. lst, we shall deliver Ice in
the city at he following rates:
lOpoinis daily per week seven days SOC.
100 pounds, one delivery SOC.
1000 pounds one delivery, 3
Above prices guaranteed throughout this wear
70 those contracting withus on or before April.
Is. GORalE ICE MANUFACTURING co
SAMUEL j. WHITESlDE, President
Ir-is =. IARr- Nlnrannr
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Trial Of Gotham's Boodlers.

New YORK, Jan. 9-District Attorney
Fellows this morning announced officially
that ex-Alderman Cleary would be the first
OF toe booders 70 be tired in the special
oyer and terminer court on Jan, 81
Cloary's bondsman has been notified
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JOIN J. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Shareholders OF
the Mutual Gas Light Company will be held in
the Company ONCE, Savannah, Ga, on MON
DAY the 2Ist inst. at - O'Clock noon, to elect
a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
D DOUGLAS, Secretary.
SAVANNAH Jan. s. 1889
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ATHENS, GA, Jan Pope & B.umlev.
editors and proprietors Of the Daily Ban
ner- " Gtchman, dissolved partnership to-
day, L. J. Blumey retiring The paper
will be continued by Mark Cooper Pope as
editor and proprietor.