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Heg Cholera Cured Free

We authorize Craig 4 McT..iuor~ Ia
reiuid he money 10 any person Who
has pu chased bottle OF WIN Halls
Hog sld Poultry Cholera Cure al them
aud carefully followed direct Ions and
wi'llrg 10 say that he has not heen
FULLY tea cited thereby. jn3
Inc WM. HALL MEDICINE 10.
OR sALE By cRAl0A ktlKltll.
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Il1SOLUe7lt Notice.

Having suggested to the honorab county
IL court the insolvency of the estate OF
j F Harwell, decd, all persons holding
lain.e against the same are hereby notified
file the same with the county COT IT
Jerk, authenticated as the Law directs on
or against the LIST day Of May, 1870. or
they will DO barred
Mrs. J. r. HARWELL,
SISet4t Admir-.
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Mr.. RADAM:

Mr. RADAM:
Dear Sir-Had violen: attack OF
Aunte infiammatory rheumatism. which
was promptly and quickly cured by
your Microbe Killer. | used flannel
baEdages around the limbs and arms
wet with it, besides using it internal
v. Mrs. B, T. JENKINS.
For sale by Craig Il McLemore.
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1850"
Harper's Dung People
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY

THE Eleventh Volume OF Harper's Young
i People, whibh begins with the Novem-
Der number, 1889, presents an attractive
programme 1t will offer to its readers at
least four serials of the usual .ength and
others in two or three parts, namely 1.-THE
Red Mustang" by VIM o Stoddard; Phil
and the Baby" by Lucy Lille; .'Prince
Tommy" by John Russell Coryell; and
"Mother's Way" by Margaret & sangster
two short serials by Hialmar Hjorth Boye-
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the attention of lovers of the wonder world
namely the quaint tales told by Howard
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and another series in different VEN by
Frank M Bicknel There will be shor,
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A subscription to Harper's Young Peo-
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Forty saloon-keepers we're or
rested in Cincinnati last Sunday foI
violating the Sunday law.
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George Francis Train could
doubtless sing that little song from
the Mikado, Taken From a Coun
ty JAIL" with a great deal Of ex-
preston.
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Cd. Spencer, formerly proprietor Of
the st Joseph Evening News. ssys he
has been greatly benefited by the use
~ MIcrobe Killer, and 10 still using It.
For sale hy Craig q AcLemoie.
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Now Ready.

Grand Christmas double numbe,
of the New York Fashion Bazar.
Price so cents. Ey subscription
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alt is the leading fashion publ
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The plates and engravings con-
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New stories by Mrs. Alexander,
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The Bazaar editorial department
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IAnu, UNIO, sun, OCT. 2.
Ruc Hens africa Save.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Tetlcr, Chappcd Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quIred. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Ii. NJ.
Orig by, Druggist. 16my-ly
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OF PRrzEs--
AGENTS WANTED.

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With State, 'ounty, Street and Number.
More rapid return IN all delivery will DO as
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THURSDAY, NOV Il. 1889.

Brazil is now q republic and the
emperor q fugitive.
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$500 REWARD

WE will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, or
Costiveness, we cannot cure with West's
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions
are strictly. complied with They are pure
ly Vegetable, and never fail to give salts
faction. The genuine manufactured by
John c. West g &c. "The Pill Makers, 81
rs2 W. Madison st. Chicago. For sale by
C6aig g. McLemore
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD Farm Of $50 acres; leo acres
n cleared; improv sments good; good free
stone water; wol timbered and heal by; IL
miles west Of Athens. in Lime stone comfy
Ala, within miles Ct Muscle shoala Canal
Two churches within q mile. Good 10
months school in half mile. Poetoffca.
mill, store and blacksmith shop within ~
miles. Good range the year round; good
ueighborhood. Price sc 50 per acre.
Terms easy. Apply to
W. b. RUSSELL Il co,
sloct4t Athens, Ala.
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Larger Sums In much smaller proportion.
Merchandise packages at Low Rates where
the Value does not exceed $50.
ovoi | pound to pounds.... Is to 90 ct
Over 2 pounds to 8 poands 26 to IS ct
Over . pounds to pounds. 70 to 80 ct
ovsr 4 poands to s ponds rs TO 10 ct
Ov.r pounds TO pounds. =. rs TO so ct
I2ian-yl According to Jiitancs.
For information apply TO
vi. JUDD, Agent.
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chancery SALE Of LAND
Sheriff's Sale.

IIEDEa and by virsue ofs vsnditioni ex-
u ponas issued 70 me from tho circuit
coust OF Giles county. In tho esse Of w
Caldwell We r irwin, will, on
Saturday, Nov. 30,h. 1889,
proc e.d to sell Ter cash, at the court house
door In PulssIi, 10 the highest bidder, the
folio wing rssi estate, being the undivided
interest OF said Twin In 90 acree, more OF
place. situated In tho srd eissl dittrict OF
Giles county, and bounded GO folio vs., 30
Wit: North b. II q Saunders, east by
I,viu, s,uth by q YArhrough aid wet
knbanks. Fold. sale being 70 ssiisfy said
veneitioai.
J. r. ENGLIs \,
Tnoytd sheriff Of Giles Co.
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DIRECTORY

OF THE FARMERS AND LABoRERs'
UNION OF GILES CotE T
r. B. HarwclI, President.
D. f. W slson. Secretary
L. ii. Buss. Treasurer.
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Gln. Malone has taken house
in Washington for the winter.
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j. +. Grant, NJ. d.,
Physician a1d Surgeon

Again eff.rs bis profess onai services TO
the people OF Pulaski 0fioe LIST main ,trsst
opposite oshs IN Horse. onsai;ation e.
xtcially desired. Ofhes hours 10 lea m /,
nd Q 10 ard I TO > p m.
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N:iEs Es.'sss Company.

EXPRESS FORWARDERS
To al Parts of the Country.
Reduced Rates on Currency or
Gold Coin Rensitf0nces<
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InsOiUeRt Notice.


II WING suRgcst'a % Tire County Court
A o. 'si'ss sounty he insaive,cy - re TO-
~'s o. Ehhu Ingram. dee d, II pr-ehs
holding elaine sakin-t thu came srs hereby
nounsd 10 hie tbs same With the ERIK OF the
county curt authenticated a. The lav d..
feet' on or against prii W h. 1890, or they
will he barred.
Mrs. p. INGRAM.
Oct IL a. pd Yxecutnx.
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LOCAL PES ,ONAA

2 T. IS fri OF Augusta IS here.
{. E Desc M Of Augusta l. hers.
u TIL HA- IS Of Macon IS IN town.
E, 4 Bew.ck Q. G-aas IS the city.
W. [. Csbaniss Z T = ID IS IL the city.
Rot,sr; W. Rooe-t.oa O. Aug Ists is IN
tow
A Crosby came up from BAxlsy yes-
,e-iay.
NJ E E Ling G TalLsaASsss Is visiting
. he -i:r.
E 4 Smith s7i Max Schultz Ct Aiken,
:. K s-e toe :. Y
c. {. G aoe came Nd from S-evea yes
tsr1Sv S2i sps =; the d8y.
Ga IN Se- NOD al wits, Of o slSe
Pa-S. "a. z7s il t-e CIV.
1ez-v Es-ae cane down from Macon
yes-s iAY All spe lbs Is T.
: =. Lo-. nj El;s - Wave -osS srs in
.1e C.: - - Z :As S,-sys1
To IS Dzvsso1 81 H2.tss Hiram Of Al
ca--. y =, az E-sS - t1- Pl-A,kL
W4ss->. : z L..:ls a-i ". c. ? ord q
Msc % c2-s iosn YESTERDAY aod stopped
81 re Ms 81
Wil.e VIM. So T Car-. 4 4 VIM 4
Z - .. w1s IEks- GU III u dsv aiEl.
wlsl c4-s---lllE Ss-lSA in. 5 Z To- Z e
3 = c,lG-1l. eEc--si C-zv- zpr-e 1s1S.1 d.
q - - wa improving " -ts1lsE = =
ma Isl rre2,-s1 lis ts;os- was NJ; a.
Is cs>S v-s-s- as u &C. ,l;s-aA 1sTsl1s
c-1-s. cS-zS . : LAD L. ~
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COOLER But NO RAIN.

: Thur6 erstorm Passes Near the City
olt Does not Aesch -ers
The reports fro I the cotton region dis
- CT 70 ths signal blre ] yesterday showed
t1at t-e Savan lah dis-r.c, ID the highest
ns2l Clsxiuaa temperate -s-ssJS. Il xas
cou -sra-ively coil a1d pleasant at Savan-
IA. Z avreve~, wLe-e the DIgEeSt temporal IRE
VA 50. Portions % tie ststs re o-tei
some very ulEl - 'DS-s-u g. Z = s. 9j-.
7 so-oAs De 90, Al.e4 81, smith vile am
QIItulan 80
No rall fell in tbe SavA lnah district. but
the \ izn:s aad Angus distress report
averages Il y.CE ali D - inches o. r. af8j-
Ran fell II the Gsl~-ssoI, Mempais,
New Orleans AM Wlnin TO districts.
L, Is ~ rains are also rep lrted fron s. few
- .Es c..sa-. Eh-se Is decidedly Coc.=-.
\ 5svy tl.-i-.srs. u "a - I on ives.
- cas-. S5us1 OF the city ys>ts dSy ST sr-
no.. 10. unfortunate. S2ysclSl ID &c;
get Dr.
4 o.ae- = IN osats- ot considerable e.
egEy hES sp1szr il " 20 aluE :. -lr ~.
e p-ess : OUTLOOK : 11t tAvo-a5.e f1r
-z--. Far ee.-s- vii pro5a5l+ preva.
Al vs- tie sac, w.th nortns-.y w :
, % ajax va-lso.e. L may bsSa.ns : = t.s
{, so4s- o. - : as o1s h e npe-a-1-s 5
has.y - I'm ~ 50 s-a-T J. t1s Lite i1-
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90 ptrroN OF the SLAVES.

"Dariug ortn gh 5 stay a Il peton we
had an onportu lty of seeing how the
1 lantIS i've tue soutn and the condition
ami prospect, O. to negro on we'll
managed q, ate The relation Of the slaves
not a. owners resA bile nothing in tue
rtl,eru stat s. I ere ,Sa hereditary o
gard ant ofte a'tachm nj % hnt, sides,
moro IKE that ~ merry existing b'twee
lords and err retalner> u tn old feudal
times e Europa han anything Il W found
in Am rlca T % respon> llity If tho
owner felc 4 ba rrta-, an & ma age n
pla a ion with prof Is NJ cay task, SO
much in gment $ q 'ired an SIC "A nix
turv Of nrmueSS, tor, Z ara c. a Il ii dine y.
Tho owls VI the system or slave'v arc
said 4 be eNhihi ed in their wor light
whom new settlers co re fr I'm freq states;
no thern men whn are flll OF activity, "A ID
who strive to make rap 'r,uue, willlnG
to ri,k On ir CIV llv : in a II b althv
eli rate, a d WIN ca not make all 1wance
FIR the ieuug ance 10 cIItlduou' labor by
tbs negro race.
NEGROES WE'RE ALL HAPPY,
"rhere = SOP negroes on he Hopnton
ct, e, E"oat man o whom a~a chi de
a 4 40 q old aud u Q aunua'ei The
latter class W o would le SUI p ried in a
poorhou Easlanl, - ioy hero 10 the
e Nd 81 thri ia 5 { Society of thei nejgl-
bors and klnfolks, and liveil large, SD tr-
ate hou rs aSNig 1ed to the II. he negroes
ha,oa o,pital aSSiSne 70 them utain-
my Ia &c waris--one for men, one T
women and third { # lying-ia women.
I q latter are ALWAYS allowed months
ms after their c0on lemcnt, IA advanta "a
rarely enjoyed by the hard working En-
CHS p aSaniS
IT negro mo hers are II an zig ora {
or So iudolenJ tina, tatv ca mot BE- truS ed
10 kee awake aud administer neiici "a To
fhei~ q ch,'dreu. 81 the mist eSs has ofteu
70 sit mp all mig Z with sick gro child.
In submitting 70 this they are actuated hv
mixed otlses-a feeling OF Ii lins>s and
at ar o loSi TX the services Of slave; but
these attentions greatly attach thu negroes
70 their owners
DEVOTED TO "oLp NtsSUs"
IN general they refuse to take medicine
fr IN any other ha I'd, but thoSs Of leir
master Il mistress. TIL DAYS W rk co SstS
of n task, viii when disp Ssd to ex IT
them>e ve', they ca set through in I'VE
hours. and then amuSe themselves in d.
jug. md >el, the ti,h tlev take, or in mas
i < canoes OUT Of the l2~Se cypress tree,
nj he they II for cir ow profit
'Ne mos. severe pCNiShment required
With the last forty Srs for = 10 " (
so nesr'es at HopetHa was y the thes, Of
one negro fro u alo;He. In that pArlNd
there was no Grim lal act Of the highest
grade
ALL Is CHANGEp NOW.
This plantation a "a OF ,ers was visited bv
the Hon Miss Murray, one OF the mliiS (
honor Of Queen Nlc;ori w loSe enthusiasm
= Il VII com 'syiSon u the condition Of
the black : aveS "a the ork.ug pe rplo Of
England, IL the advantage NJ the firm ~,
So ffendei the queen tina Miss Murray All
act ra'urn 20 her u S.tIon N the household
ffst- hf~ Visit II \ na~l "A
Mss Is ener Al o visited the south, ami.
tn IN less e0thuSiaS lC. spoke Win marked
kindness Of the in ts'utlol IS lt existed.
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TaE C4.Y'5 VAR soPPaY.
The Cause of the Present Deficiency
Whist is Needed.

The Cause of the Present Deficiency-
What is Needed.
There has beel number of comDlai It's
made 70 the MORNING NEWS re -ardi1g the
lack II pressure ON the water WORKS. 4
prominent C Eel, living on Ball st Get,
stated yesterd " that be was una lie TO get
any wat T On the second q ) y OF bis reside ice.
An inquiry dev-.opei uns fact that tls
large Dump ST the water WORKS Is bel :
owe ban ed, and conseque ltly tn supply
de;>e dS entirely on the all pup1. Il Is
ex sc1sd that ne repairs will be Completed
IN few ds $
There IS greater dana 4 for water nov
than ever D fore, owl z 70 the re nov Of
90 pc pls formerly obtal ed their sup .Jly
Vi water
To supply the deficiency in the wafer
supply, a i st he sam. time to provi lie
aSai st ? SSibls accidents il tie event Of
hres snd to fur ISL reserve for engines. 1
6-inca ar,eslan wells should be sunk the
pubic Slls IS Id 8 -uno.r IF points
il the suburbs and other sections Of
the city where there are no squares
or parks Sucl Of tbs well
whicN. owing 10 the location as olld
not a1w, colli nave pumps put in the
Id mall Serv. ir i be 3 il, ear
them deep enough ,or the water 10 10
into II, s0l from watch the ire lgins
c uli get wate IN the e1t OF Il scarcity
81 wa,e- IN the mains Slch We : can be
sunS az cost o 50 ~ csc y, and 81 OF them
wo Id cus only $1,000. This ezra suDoIv
would b. j .Siraile even vita the proposed
neS wa.sT works
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MONTANASGREAT RACER
HE AGAIN PROVES 100 MUCH FOR
PtOCTOR KNOTT.

People Who Thought the Westerner's
Derby Day Victory a scratch Begin
ming to Change Their Mincs- be
Betting TO Aga nst the Winner
Knott Tired Out at the End.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May IA big Gro yd
was Il ava 10 Churchill Dlwls for tle
rae $ to- Law b mites between Proctor
Knott ald Sp kane. II was estimated
10000 o 1900 TIE bet,ing taronghou
was rather tame rs CO n 1arel with Derby
day. There a g few here from the vest TO
back tle Mont ma hose. Tle defe L I
,ott ia tho d ,rby had ak N the Mi
dcnca in him very little. We, odds could not
b. showed 70 such figure as 10 duca back
ing of the supposed snail Z a ice that ne
would be beaten. Mr.. Armstrong, the
o vuer Of SIP kaIe, be very litCe, # at
all HI IN * $ usi less Of racing for
stakes and purses Vita heavy raj up TO
this morning the track was heavy and
slow. Following IS summary OF the
days events:
FIRST RAcx-McCampbeu handicap; sweep
STAKE; one nile aud seventy yards. sportsman
woa with Rcd Letter second. There were oniY
two st lrters Time i:So,e
SECOND RACE-selling; 2year-olds; five fur.
Longs ZeLca won, with diilje Williams second
and Samantha third, Time 1904
ruE BIG EVENT.
THIRD RlcE-Cark stakes for 3.year-olds,
81 500 added milo and quarter TIE starters
ami odds we're a. follows: spokane. IFS: Kiley
: to B; One, Again, IFS Murphy, TO !; Proctor
Knott IFS Atchie; Come-to-Ta llb, Finae-
Saa; betting TO on the two ownei by
Bryant The horses were difficult to start, but
wgr, daally gotten of wi b Come-to-Taw in the
leai Proctor Knott second ID Spokane third
ani Once Again fourth. When they passed III
stand spokane was tirst, Knott second, Ones
quarter Knott io>S ths Lead by three
leAStls, with Spokane second and INome-to-
raw last Al the haH mule tbe relative posi-
tons were the sane, except that Come To- Taw
had pulled up 10 tn third p,aoa At the thres-
quarter mile post Proctor Knott held the lead
by a lenSta. with Spo >ane Seconh Once Again
lird, AMI @ ne ToTaw last, At the head Of
the 81 stc Knott was still first, with Spo Nans
Growing hi u CO 'ey. Half way down Spokane
tNoa the lea a d came undar tne wire vo
leu SthS al al OF Proctor Knott second, Once
Again tllrd, Con TO raw fourth. Time a;4ele-
p ct0r kaott ended q very tired norS~, pat
SpoNale did n u Sem TO ne ~ all wlnded.
FOURTH RACE-MSidenS; six tu1oaSS. Bet
tsrla won, vita Metal second AMI Elk third.
FITrs RAcs-For 2-yearolds ami upward;
six ;urloasS v,de,te wou. With Kee We Ns
second a0d kiaanty taird. Time l:lS
SPOKANE THE BETTER HORSE.
1t is generally conceded that 5 ,oksne is
better than Proctor kn Il. A few still in
Sl>t that kno was not W ri Idea. and
make q, Ter excuses. The showing made by
the western horses has given the Montana
climate a high repltation for breed *
racers, and by ASSOCIATION has s lied to the
favor in winch California is hell All ex-
cues 10 the contrary, the fact remains that
Sp Kan has civeI X lot TIRES lund, and
beaten hin in two RACES co ISecui vely.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-15
CITY CoUR P4o s4EDiN9S

a Heavy Verdict II & Suit for Nate
rial Tor seaside 5otel.
The city court vas il session yesterday,
and a IL tue disposition Of some civil cases,
took recess until tomorrow morning at
ID O'Clock.
Alb Kirsbbbaum s Co, clothiers, Of
PhIadelya,a, ob.ai g / Z verdict against
T eoi 70 Bssc on accolns ioc S415 81
We d cts ~ . E e.>0 detained ag isis. Rosa
lie Z. 7 cri y ~ j Graham B. Evza-, rus
tee, FOR = ,,25S p principal, S19 f. interest
ana as at-OT-e ; les, II II scl e1 L les,
- &C were gwen + defendant while =
resi !elt II Columbia, ;. c, aud \ H-aI II
R-ze Cbtai1et al ind yi3ual ve GicJ f..
millinery gods ,Talsle1 Jete-d3u, & ,hs
sno lnt x g. ? So
McDo o. Q & "a. wers given q ve-iice
a. .2s- z. 4 Lewis G II -lTei 1o.e 3
S4.55S IS i interest, SEQ o.. @ a open
ac>l-n. for $50 6. AMI a. SIS. a and a
i was E sut.slei t5- $ So -. -ese
irh:s were clrr d = mate .ai dssd j g..
tie con,;ruct.ol -fJle O-saa View u-ts. q
we ls-1lL
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RAJ AND CROSS rs

The STICK holders Of the Georgia Improve
~eur Col0sNv have decide / n auSfe-
the Atlan,a \ q Florida road Z the Aue-i-
Gus Investment GO Ptny. The Americt
invest ne0t CouuA " u'w has sb L, lS5
miles n 10 j = etching from Louval 10
Ahbevile 10 TIE AltanahA Z u Hawkins
pr y 1>ss 0 exta 4 mis- rad { o u 40 evtll ,
~ savanna The line Is now oeI : p
veyei and vii = We SSvan lsh a new Sni
jn4e e 5sas Ii . 10 Atlanta. Chlr a. miles
SAor.sr al the present - "a IL =
no cSe - bald also from L 'uvale
10 MontSo merry. only 100 mi as. = j
50 {, lala aSSae. wcs'e there Is
c nee ion with the Gulf 4, s. Marks
Tbs wao,e system II SdS. conaacang S4-
Y m u Nl,h &c clO.t2 : ~ A.abi - 4 1
F oriss-wl.h the - { 81 ), NS-SS a ii
will inquire less than cll miles, ~ which
Pa zre airsS3c built Cc,o0el Hawk : is
quoted - saving thSt BE JAS his arrange
ne = ms is to- completing tha " 1ls SIS
tam Us vii give MIN hDs from Il NJ
=. merry t. tho ocssn lO1 II Ia,
>4c-rer tbs any ccher-aGi - miles
IN Ter iroU b-rnlaCAa y - n ocet0 = q
snv ~ er. The p1eSe7c AMI D0o0NsSd line 49,
the : va nah. Am .rjcus and No tSo e-v
0ort >-rUnS slu1os. eXa XIV On the s. /
parable. 4 d S lie identical o3-e PRO - j
oy .ir. =: ems - e h0S- E0ea. : ans
coa;ias tai j :. A. u 20 II Is = We,
70 = ba !; - - Nvle-s re dlnect IS. :
weS, col2ec;i "A ION : c, T.
San = eE> Cd, AMI Col EsEk ins
miss e vi bal 3 taS distance
= tln3sTs- 81 t1As re gap iewsSa
q : : - "a AHA = VI os {, $ j
~ot gap ioo-l F.; Valley = Z -5sle.
most finished, a. independent Inc # II Chat
D.,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-15
BURGLARY A sAND4RsvILLS,
Twenty-F We Dollars stolen from the
Pants OF q Coni uct or.

Twenty-F We Dollars stolen from the
Pants OF a Coni uctor.
SANpERSvILLE, GA, Nay IA bur
glar eltecet ths roo n Of D.. J. l. Irwin, s.
CO duc,or on the Ssndersviue and Tennille
railroad last night ald stole SIS from his
"a I pocket. Tee pants we he lie O
the fir, Mt % ca TIE burglar first aie an
inefectaU II lrt Il Se,lre is prizs b. en-
teri , Z through the pSrlor, hut : uli not
get from there into the sleeping spar melt.
H zen wen on AMI ucc e led ! Gsi g
entr nee into e bairo5m itself, d dill
Is s.esI;hy W rE- Tle night 'revlols tue
plar anl d.2i g-roo Of Mrs J. { Wei
/ = was Z e 81. bu. nothing OF mach
va.us was taken. O-nAr less erfectuai eff
,r-s have been ID lie. sld Esve placed the
c-tlra : On eaelr guard