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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-20
DYKES DEVELOPMENT.
The Subject Discussed by the Provi-
dence Commercial Club.

The Subject Discussed by the Provi-
dence Comm ercial Club.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 19-The indus
trial development of the south was dis
cussed by the Providence Commercial Club
at their monthly dinner this even
ing. The speakers of the even
ing were Hon. John W. Gambler Of
Boston, Dr. H. ". Caldwell of Birmingham,
Ala. Maj. J. O'Brien Of Chattanooga, Capt
Joseph F. Burke of Sheffield, Ala, and Col.
w. A. Lamb Of Norfolk, Va. The speakers
from Alabama and Tennessee dwelt at
length on the marvellous riches of
that part of the country, and
especially of the coal and iron deposits, and
the Increasing demand for southern pig
iron in the north. They said that the dltfi-
cuties the south had to contend with after
the war had zen overcome, and that
the developments of the past few years
have revealed the great wealth OF southern
mineral deposits. A mass Of interesting
statistics was given Illustrating the ondar-
full growth Of the south in recent years.
Hon. J. w. Gambler, who followed
the southern speakers, dwelt upon
several problems the southern states have
yet TO deal with successfully, among them
the labor problem and the credit of the
states. The speaker declared himself an
optimist, believing in the future Of the
south aud of the whole country.
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bullets FIv Near MiDen-

MILLEN, GA, Jan. l9.-Last night Henry
Mock and man named Lowe went TO
arrest a negro at Eddenfeld & Briggs tur-
pentine still, about four miles from MilIen.
They captured their man and started of,
when the negro jerked loose from Mock,
and drawing a pistol, shot him in the right
breast, inhicting a serious, if not fatal,
wound. AS the negro fred at Mock, Mr.
Low emptied the contents Of his gun into
the negro, who died later in the night. The
physician attending Mr.. Mock says his case
1. l.-lLinnI
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HAwKINsvILLE's HAPPENINGS.
The Towns Subscription for the New
Railroad Project.

The Towns Subscription for the New
Railroad Project.
HAwKINsvILLE, GA, Jan. 19-Rev. W.
B. Jenning of Macon and w. A Wynne,
secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Macon, addressed large
audience here Wednesday night at Nc
Duties hall in the interest Of the associa-
ton at this place. Two hundred dollars
was raised to furnish the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association here.
The town has subscribed $4,000 to the
Empire and Dublin Railroad Company, and
every indication points to the completion Of
the road within the present year 1t is to
run from this place to Dublin, distance Of
about forty miles.
Congressman Crisp has appointed Allen
p. Whipple of this county cadet to West
Point
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THE MORNING. NEWS: SUNDAY, JANUARY 20. 1889.

ton was one Of uncommon splendor. TIE
interior courtyard OF the pension building
was rooted in, giving dancing halls, supper
halls and reception parlors galore. Presi-
dent Cleveland showed himself for an hour
and all went merry as a marriage bell.
There were not wanting critics, however,
who called the crush in question, and now
that another ball is in prospect the clamor
for the abolition of the Inauguration dance
rises high. Whether Harrison departs from
precedent or suffers himself to fall in line
the balls in honor of the Presidents have
witnessed many beautiful, many curious
and some dubious scenes.
ELIZA PUTNAM HEATON.
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MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures Married, Jan. 10,
1889 by Rev. J. W Simmons. at New Houston
street Methodist parsonage, Dir. W. f. hARRELL
of augusta, Ga, and Miss LEILA Q. MALLEITE OF
Savannah.
Augusta and Guyton papers please copy.
SALAS-TYNAN.- Married, at the Cathedral,
Thursday evening Dec q, by Rev. E. Cafferty.
RAFAEL 5. SALAs and MARIE L. L., daughter Of
j. w. lyman all Of this city. No cards.
Charleston World please CODY.
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A RIOT AT TY TY.
Two Negroes Killed and Others
wounded-Grave Apprehension.

Two Negroes Killed and Others
wounded-Grave Apprehension.
ALBANY, GA, Jan. l9-From passeng-
ers who came up on the
Brunswick and Western train to-day
the following facts were learned about a
riot al Ty Ty: A bailiff had warrant for
a negro and when he went TO take his pris-
oner the negro drew pistol and fired at
the officer with no effect. The officer sec
ing his life in danger also drew pistol and
fired, killing the negro. The Brunswick
and Western construction train was on a
side track close to the scone and all the
negro hands quit their work and went to
the aid Of the intended prisoner.
SHOOTING BECOMES GENERAL.
This fired things up, and in a moment a
large crowd of white men was at the scene
and Immediately shooting became re leral.
Cooler heads soon ran up and the battle
ceased. When the smoke cleared away it
was found that two negroes were dead and
several others wounded. The negroes have
grown reckless and it is understood that
they threaten 70 lynch the bail,fT and burn
the town if the coroner's jury does not find
the bailiff guilty of murder. Tho citi2ons
of Ty Ty are waiting with quickened pulse
and loaded guns for evidences Of hostility
on the part Of the negroes. The indications
are said to be serious.
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CHARLRsToN,s REPuBLICANs.
Mahone's Visit Puts a Different Color
on the Outlook

Mahone's Visit Puts a Different Color
on the Outlook.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 19.-The politi-
cal situation in republican circles here has
undergone a sudden and unexpected change
since Gen. Mahone's v sit. Up tn this time
it has been understood that ex-Postmaster
Taft, the leading carpet Dagger here had
retired from politics. and the young colored
republicans had conferred upol DR.. w. c.
Crum, prominent colored man for post
master. To-day it is announced that Mr.
Taft has changed his mind aud wants to 20
back to tie postofiice, and there is conster-
nation in the camp in consequence. 1t is
also rumored that in Csc Gen. Malone gets
the postmaster generals portfolio, prom-
nent democrat who was on his staff
in the army, and with whom he had pro-
longed interview during his visit here, will
be appointed. The friends of Postmaster
Mowry are confident that ne will retain his
place, and number Of other democrats
are working up boom for Maj. X. E.
Mansfield, who was formerly superintendent
of the railway mail service in this district
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OCALA, FLA, Jan. 19.-The Baptist state
convention, now in sessi n, Will hold a
memorial service commemorative of Dr. j.
P. BOyce, at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
the convention to-day sent the following
telegram
ReU John 4. BrOddts, Louisville, KU.:
The Florida Baptist state convention now in
session sends Christian coincidence. Will hold
memorial services at the hour Of the funeral.
W. N. CHAMBERS. president.
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AN OFFER TO MINERS.

Work will be Given Them if They
Accept Reduction.
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 19.-The Mononga-
hela coal operators. through their superin-
tendents, to-day notified their 5000 miners
that the mines, which have been closed or
q couple of months, would resume opera
tions Monday providing the men would ac-
cept reduction of fourth Of a cent in
the rate of mining, a fall from 3 cents to
29 cents. 1t is not definitely known as yet
what the miners will do. The operators
say that it does not matter to them whether
the miners accept or not, as the coal trade
remains in depiOrable condition
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY
OF JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN.


A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY
OF JOSEPH F. SHEEHAN.
WHEREAS, Death is the allotted end of all
none can escape it, none can hope to hide from
its power. in the course Of nature, one by one
must fall before the had Of death. The young
and the old, the small and tue great, no matter
what station one may fill, or what calling one
may be engaged IN, nothing can exempt us
from the touch of this grim monster. whenever
his messenger comes We are called upon 10
bear this loss in common with other assOCia-
tons and feeling that it is due to give to a
comrades memory the respect we should hope
to have for our own when we, too, pass from
out the circle VIII ch now binds Us; Therefore
be it
RESOLVED, That in the death of JOSEPH F.
SHEEHAN, the NJ B, Social Club mourns the loss
of an active member, ana a family one OF its
loved group.
ReSOlUsd, That we tender the parents and
family our sincere sympathy in their bereave-
ment and that copy of these resolutions be
furnished them, and also a page in our minute
book be left as a memorial page in respect to
our brothers memory.
7. j. CONNORS.
+. r. HERNANDEZ,
Z. s. ENERITT, Chairman,
Committee
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Caught by a Shaft.

COCHRAN, GA, Jan. 19.-Mr Davis W.
Brown one Of the workman at the Cochran
variety works, while adjusting one of the
belts was caught by it and carried arouud
the shafting several times. Both his arms
were brokan-his left in two places and his
his right in one. His left ankle joint was
dislocated, and he was otherwise bruised.
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GEoRaIA's CAPITAL CITY.
Gen. Longstreet and the Inauguration
The Murder Case.

The Murder Case.
ATLANTA, GA. Jan. 1.-the only new
development in the wife murder of yester-
day is the arrest by the sheriff this after
noon of John Dupree, who is suspected Of
completely. This Negro and William
Floyd, who is now under arrest.
charged with the crime were together
on the night of the murder.
Capt. Behau. one Of the oldest-perhaps
the oldest-conducter on the Central rail-
road, has sent in his resignation, b take
effect on the 25tl inst. He has been in the
service thirty-seven years, and SAYS the
work is now too much for him, aud that
his health is bad
Gen. Longstreet has been invited 20 take
prominent part in the Inauguration pro-
gramme
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SANFORD, FLA, Jan. 49, - A tramp
named E Miller. claiming to hail from
Denver, Col, was shot at tne bridge at the
head of the lake yesterday, and Is now at
the railroad hospital in dangerous condi-
ton. 1t Is said that the railroad hands
shot him. They have been bothered by
thieves badly there, and it is thought that
they detected him stealing timber.
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WAYcRoss, GA, Jan. l9.--At Hillsdale
to-day ono negro was killed aud one
wounded, having been fired upon from anl-
bush. The party who fred tho shots is not
known. No further trouble has oevsl-
oped. No additional details are obtainable.
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A RIVAL 10 me reiephone.

The invention of the telephone was GER
ainly at remarkable one, but PrcSly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium, the chief com
ponents Of the wonderful 7. 7. f., merit
comparison for actual benefit to mankind
as the great blood purifier and poison eradl-
Gator, with any invention or discovery Of
this century. Thousands TESTIFY to its mar.
Vicious cures. --.s,ar A.-'"@-'-
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a clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and
Eainly trying every known remedy. at last
found recipe which completely cured and
tayed him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-addressed
stamped envelope 70 Prof j. A. Lawrence,
% warren street, Net York City, will re-
ceiye the recipe free " charge
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

SCHOLL.-The friends and acquaintance OF
Mrs. John Scholl and Of Mr. JACOB sCHoLL are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Of the
latter at MS late residence Second avenue, be
tween Whitaker and Barnard streets, THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
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BEST IMPORTED AND AMERICAN
WINES AND LIQUORS,

In stock by Michael LAWNS Estate,
ESTABLISHED 1855.
CHAA1PAGNES- Piper Heidsick, Dry Mono.
pole aud Mumm's Extra Dry.
CLARETS-Chateau Maucamp, st. Julian
Medoc and Zinfaudel.
WINES-Spanish Ports Sherries and
Madeira, California Angelica.
ALES, ETC.-Bass' Ale, Guinness Stout Irish
Ginger Ale, Budweiser Beer.
RUMS-,Jamaica, ST. CrOix and New England
GINS-HOand and Domestic.
WHISKIES-Irish and Scotch Malt American
Corn and Rye Celebrated Old Wilson.
Orders by ma ! and telephone promptly and
TELEPHoNE 81. IS EAST BROAD ST.
STATE SPECIFIC TAXES, 1889.
The following State Specific Taxes for 1888
are now due, to-wit:
photographers.
*Auctioneers.
spool and Billiard Tables.
Scanning Tables, Flying Horses, etc.
*Tenpin Alleys, Shooting Galleries
Travelling Vendors of Patent Medicines
*Emigrant Agents.
travelling Vendors usi1g boats
*Itnerant Dealers in Lightning Rods
I'd alers in Spirituous or Malt Liquors, In
toxicating Bitters, Brandy, Fruits or Domestic
Wines.
Peddlers of Sewing Machines.
*Dealers in Pistols, Toy Pistols shooting with
metallic caps, Cartridges Dirks or Bowie knives.
*Dealers in Futures"
+Peddlers of Stoves, Ranges or Clocks.
*Parties keeping Billiard or Pool Tables for
hire or sale.
with the Ordinary before paying the tax
JAS. J. MCGOWAN, Tax Collector c. c.
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MEETINGS.
CHATHAM ARTILLERY

The Company is ordered TO appear at the
Armory, in full uniform, on MONDAY, 2ist
inst al 8 o'clock Qnstead Of $50 o'clock, as
summoned), to join with the First Volunteer
Regiment. Savannah Volunteer Guards and
Georgia Hussars in parade to celebrate the
anniversary Of the birthday of Gen. Robert E.
Lee. By order Of
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rather and Son Acquitted.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. IA. C. and
A. r. Norton, on trial at Orangehurg for
murder, were acquitted to-day. The Nor
tons, father and son, killed j. l.. Hamlin in
OrsngebIrg county in June, 1887. They
were tried and convicted of murder but got
a new trial on an appeal.
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BRUNSWICK, GA, Jan. ID B. Wright,
a prominent merchant, was accidentally
shot in the arm to- lay while en- route to st.
Simon's island. Careless handling of gun
was the cause.
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If YOU ARE A "HAYsEED"
Don't be Cut and Dried for Fodder.

Don't be Cut and Dried for Fodder!
Weexpect to reap big harvest during the
year 1899. We have sharp teeth in our sickle,
and we are going to put them in use There
fore, don't have ''sawdust" thrown in your eyes
by cheap loorsers in the Printing and Binding
line, but call on TOWNSEND and get work that
will bear inspection and help your business. A
great deal might be said of what TOWNSEND
is doing in regard to eleyating the standard of
his work by employing only skilled labor and
buying only good material.
TOWNSEND,
FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND RULER,
Sc and S. Bryan Street,
Telephone 81. Savannah, Ga.
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IN MEMORIANI.

In Memory of
HENRY WHEATON NELL.
He is gone. but not forever,
We shall meet him bye and bye,
In that bright and heavenly land,
Where the angels dwell forever.
Twas sad, the parting,
But he is ever at his rest.
Free from all the trials and worries
OF this sinful world
A trueT, drawer one never lived,
A nobler heart one never owned,
A lOvelier character one never had,
Than this dear one, who has gone TO heaven.
May our Heavenly Father comfort us,
IN this, our troubled hour.
For he who hears all our prayers
VIII bear our grief and give rs power.
A DEAR FRIEND.
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ALeather Merchant Assigns.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan he. II. Chalklev,
a hide and leather merchant. made an as
signment to-day with liabilities estimated
known
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This is a tolerably angry man. This man is
so mad that you can almost hear the cuSs words
whistle through his whiskers." our artist
caught the expression just when he was blow
ing off, at the fY-by-njght printing concern who
spoiled his job. This angry man has reformed.
Henceforth all his work goes to
TIE STRAUSS STEAM PRINTING Co,
1879 Bay street. IiO Telephone.
Who do excellent work, do it skillfully do it
promptly, do it reasonably. Try them.
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Georgia's EIectoral Vote.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Georgia's cleo
toral vote mas arrived and been duly pre-
sented TO the president pro tenn. Of the
Senate.
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Among the blessings of a welded life
Was one great gift from heaven,
Twas one that cast a holy SPELL
And Of my very life itself a part;
A lovely blue-eyed girl to me was given
soul was linked with mothers own.
1t spoke to me with love 50 pure,
4 heduenty gtddaeSS my heart lCds k7to,cn.
With tender love smiled upon her,
And watched her faithful day and night
/ thought no coming sorrow
In my loving heart had right.
All, no for mid Gods greatest gifts
Was my lovely girl with golden hair;
] smiled in heartfelt gladness
was her dear mother, she my darling girl.
l thought not then that death could take
Ny beautiful blue-eyed girl;
| never thought mothers heart
Could bear such wild despair.
But OH how changed and desolate
And lonely is my heart,
Dear God twas terrible anguish
wan Biy one street girl to part.
Oh! how I weep hot tears OF sorrow
To think of lovely Josey's death;
My angel one, my darling girl
Lies in the damp, cold grave.
I'll see no more her pure sweet face,
The sunny smile, the lovely voice;
III press no more that golden head
That nestled on mothers faithful breast.
JOsEY's MOTHER.
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SAVANNAH CADETS.

HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS,
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 20, 1889.
General Order No. s.
l. The Corps viii assemble at their quarters,
in full uniform on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
2lst inst, at 2;45 O'Clock sharp for parade. By
order Of II. NJ. BRANCH,
Captain Commanding.
Z 2 LOWELL. First SERGEANT.
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MEETINGS.

FOREST CITY LODGE NO. 4, .OFP.
The members of Forest City Lodge No /,
Knights of Pythias, are requested to assemble
at Castle Hall THIS Sunday MORNING, Jan.
20, at 1920 O'Clock, to attend che funeral of our
deceased Brother, JACOB ScHoLL. By order
GEORGE o. PENTON, C. C.
Attest: WEI. T. LEOPOLD, X. Of R. and s.
NOTICE.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST ANN
NERSARY
OF THE
FIRST BRYAN BAPTIST CHURCH
WILL BE CELEBRA TED ON
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. %, 1889.
order of Services Morning Services will be
conducted by Rev. G. W. GRIFFIN Assistant
Pastor, and others.
Afternoon Sabbath School Services will be
conducted by Rev. A. ELLIS, of Second Baptist
Church.
Night-Services conducted by Rev. Z. r.
CARTER. of Atlanta, Ga.
REV L. L. HOUSTON, Pastor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Rev. j. E. SMITH of Maryland, who has &C
cepted an engsg cement to serve the new church
(Swedenborjian) Society of Savannah this sea
son, viii preach his Introductory sermon in the
western supper room of Guards HAL TO-DAY
at II A. NJ, with continuation at 1880 P NJ. All
are cordially invited
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GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.


The annual meeting of the Shareholders Of
the Mutual Gas Light Company will be held in
the Company Office, 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. 8, 1889.
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TO INVESTORS.

TO INVESTORS.
have FOR sale some Of the finest impr owed or
unimproved property in the business or resi-
dent portion OF the city. Will sell on easy terms
or exchange for stocks Of the
National Bank Of savanna.
SOut arn Bank
Merchants National Bank.
Citizens Bank.
Chatham Real Estate Company
Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company
have for sale ona share of the Bonanza"
stock, the Savannah Investment Company"
NJ j. SOLOMONS, lis Bryan Street.
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.AI.KArINE nR NrrrRAL-

Before finishing lot me say that in my
examinations | have a,ce-tained that the
contents of the intostines were either aka
lie or neutral 10 was more decidedly
alkaline IN the case in which the bacillus
was so abundant.
The experiments | have made have
given explanation Of the fact that yellow
fever is endeuical on the seashore OF the
hot countries, and not IN the interior, aud
OF this other fact that an ilfectol snip may
hibernate IN glacial regions without losing
the property Of communicatingye yellow fever
WHOM u returns % a boz Slne.N
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Voice Culture by the latest and most success
full European methods speciality. For terms
for private or class lessons apply at Sc Barnard
street- northeast CORNER Hnll street
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respectfully inform you that the business
has been returned to new store on site Of oldest
GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSINESS in Savan.
nah, where / will be pleased to supply NV
patrons with choice fresh GROCERIES and
OLDEST and BEST LIQUORS of every descrp-
ton. JAMES P LAWN
Executor Estate NJ LAWN.
Telephone 81. rs East Broad Street
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IRISH LAsPER GREENs.

The Corps VIII assemble at the Armory To
MORROW CIonday), 21st inst, at O'Clock
sharp, instead of 2 P. M, as previously ordered.
JOHN FLANNERY,
Captain Commanding.
JOHN T. MCMAHON, First Sergeant.
ATTENTION, GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
You are hereby summoned to appear at your
Armory, in foil Inform, for Regimental Parade,
MONDAY, Jan 81, at 2:3O O'Clock P NJ. sharp.
By order of
JOHN DERST, Capt. Com'd'g.
Attest: NJ G.. HEIMKEN. First Sergeant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINDOW SHADES. q

Before you give your orders elsewhere. send
for samples to us, and you will be surprised at
the Shade we make for 81 a window Being
exclusively in this line of business it enables IA
to give you the same Shade for 81 for which
you have to pay So elsewhere. By sending US
the exact measure of window, we make tba
Shades, mounted on the best Spring Rollers To
an exact fit. Send for samples to
MAYER BROS,
~ o.
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JOSEPHINE GALINA.

Age 2years months and IS days,
Died, Jan. 10th, 1889, of diphtheria.
A fathers prtde and q mothers idol.
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GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Treasurers Notice to Members in Arrears.
Subscribers whose dues are yet unpaid for
1883 are earnestly requested to pay them before
the Society Anniversary. on the 18th of FEB
RUARN next. They can send the money to me
at 20 Taylor street, or my collector will call on
each member in arrears in the hope that his
dues will be paid at once.
WILLIAM S. BOGART
Treasurer Georgia Historical Society.
JAN 10 1899