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Marshall-Total vote 81 Allen 20, Ham
IL Grltfitts 10 Sudksdori IA.
Spangie- Allen ~, Ham 6ii Sudksdori
30. GrItli us 63
Deep Greek Allen 33, Ham 33; Griiftts
10. Suuksdorf 10.
Chen.y- Alien T6, Ham 54; Gritiitts SO,
DSpdkst ri 50
Y Medical Lake-Griffitts ~, Sudksdoif 65;
Allen iS. Ham so.
Spokane Fans Second Ward-Grinitts
All, Sudksdon 3iS; Il Am 207 Alien 2l3.
, 1889-05-16
UNPARALLELEU sOHN Es.
The 1sthmus OF pshams LOoka to the
United Stutes for HELM,


PANAMA, May l4.-Nevef in history has
the Isl hnus presented the scene II oilers to.
day. Thousands of people are out OF work,
the busy cent ers of activity al ny the Gu nal
are abandoned and hundreds OF 10 uses are
deserted by former residents. The smaller
villages are almost uninhabited. Colum.
bia interior papers have been publishing
extensive articles regarding the probabl'
iy OF assistance being obtained in the
United States for the completion of the
canal and they are unanimous that lit is
absolutely requisite not to withdraw from
the United States but rather TO take ad-
van aye of the imnens power and gigan-
tic influence Vf that nation to conclude
with ITS assistance the opening of the 18th.
mus to trade and advance under its shadow
and always TO remember that the road for
the future advancement OF Spanish A mer.
ica does not lie IN the direction oi Europe
uu, in ihe direction OF the stais Of the
North"
, 1889-05-16
CONwELL AND CRoNGS.
The Chicago Reporter Knows Nothing OF
Cronin.

Cronin.
Chicago, May l4.-Jomes j. Conwell,
reporter tor the Chicago Times. said by
Crunin in the Toronto interview to he the
person who Introduced the doctor to Le-
Onron the Brush spy. denies enphatical.
ly that there is any truth In the assertion.
CJuwell SAY s he wos detailed once TO inter
view CrOniu on some local irish matters,
and that the doctor subsequently attempted
To get Cunu ell To have published u long
article in whic CrOnin was mace 10 figure
as the man who was being prosecuted
in certain ways on account of
religion and nationality COnweil returned
the manuscript. Cronln grew very angry
at the result Other tban in these mel.
dents C,nwell knows nothing OF Cronin
and never heard Of LeCarun until the lat
ter's appearance ~ an iniormel In London.
The man Charles Long, who is said to have
discovered CrOnin in Toronto and who IL
senuirg out inter views from there with the
doctor, is the person, Conwel said, to
whom Cronin while in Chicago sent the re-.
jected manuscript mentioned sbove, and
through whom the document WAS returned
To CrOniD.
NEW York, May is The Morning
JOurnal says: A meeting OF tho Irish
naturalist trends Of Dr. Cronin,oi Chicago.
was held unday to take steps towards co.
operating with The Chicago Investigations
of his mysterious disappearance. Letters
were read from, Cr0nin's friends In Chicago
aud speeches were made, the substance Of
which declared the belief OF friends, that
Cronin had either been abducted or inur.
d.red. Tue story from Toronto is not be-
| iieved, many OF them thiukinH II fake.
| A committee WAS appointed to prepare a
| statement VI the case, winch would enable
| the public 10 ses the necessity OF probing
| the matter to the bottom. II was freely
| stated that Developments In the case would
expose one VI the bOldest and most start
| ling crimes Of the century.
, 1889-05-16
MEM, TIE MINER,
He Visits Oregon. hr Ruthschi Ids Hunt -
la Ina

UNION STATION, Ore. May is. Special
Ex-senator Thos. Mpin Of California
VINO has recent returned from Ven. zuela.
where he managed the greatest mine in
the world. left here to-day after visiting
the property of c F. Bradley at Sanger,
Union county. the finest mine in Oregon.
Mr. M"in represents the Rothschild Bros.
and other foreign capitalists seeking in
v-stment In this country. He uoes direct
to San Francisco to meet a party of cspi-
talists, returning to Portland. thence to
Alaska There be is to exam inc the great
Treadwell mine on Douglas island
which the Rothschild and other
capitalists propose purchasing IL Mems
report is satisfactory. The price to be
paid is said TO be 81 900 900.
, 1889-05-16
An Ianpudsn Judge.

VICTORIA, b c., May Is. Special. In.
tense Indignation prevails on account of
the language used by Sir M. b. Bigtie.
chief justice. toward papers, witnesses and
jury in the Haste libel case. In dismiss.
ing the jury he said; III do not think,
gentlemen of the jury, that any OF you
need be afraid, after the verdict you have
press Of this PROVINCE"
The Chinese murderer went back on his
confession to-day but was sent up for
trial.
, 1889-05-16
Egan Drnounces L,ntOn's Killing.

LONDON, May Is Father Egan testi.
tied before the Parnell commission to-day
that the leading men Of Lounhrea belong.
ed to branch cf the league 'or that dis.
trict No serious crime had been COM
mltted from the time of the formation of
the Loughrea branch until it was sup.
pressed, except the murder of Policeman
Lynton. This me had been condemned
AT meeting of the league and witness had
denounced 1t from the altar of his church.
, 1889-05-16

PHOENIX. Ariz., May Is, Special. Judge
Porter IN the district court court rendered
IL decision to-day in the Smith Foster
case He decided Smith was entitled to
the office of territorial treasurer, the term
not being fixed by law. he also decides
that the legislature legally adjourned
March Il, and all measures passed after
that time are void. Ex-Governor Zulick 8
appointees will hold office for term OF
two NGdrs.
, 1889-05-16
The Ninste nth I,istrict.

SKA-rLE. May l4.--About $500 votes
were cart in Seal tlr tu da, In til. election
The republican candidates IN both dis.
t,icts were successful. The democra had
formed a coalition withe the labor party,
but the support WIS not unanimous aud
democrats and labor ca,,uca,rs. Result in
The Nineteenth district was: DR. L. L.
Minor, r-pnbl can, s72 T. r. Dyer. re.
publican, 7Ol; u Il DuriA. democrat, 553;
Geo tosten. democrat, 800 Minor, Dyer
and Durie are therefore successful.
, 1889-05-16

PIERRE, OAK, May 15-Tbe body Of w.
q. Duncan, who left Cheyenne agency two
weeks ago in company With Arthur Red
mond tor Fort Pierre with herd oi Lors.s,
was found near Cheyenne agency to-day.
lt is believed he was murdered He had a
large sum of money on his person when he
left the agency. Redmond came to Fort
Pierre with stock, which he sold. IL Is
said Duncan received Dad news from hi 8
home in Oregon, and started for there. A
large reward is offered for Redmonds ar
resi-
, 1889-05-16

LONDON, May l5 5--Wilism O'BrieD, NJ.
p. has obtained writ against Lord Sails.
nury on charge of libel In speech at
Waterford the premier accused O'Brien Of
advocating murder ana robbery Of men
taking farms from which tenants had been
evicted. 1t il tor this speech that the action
Ia brOnght.
, 1889-05-16
SECOND WARD,
Challenging Voters. sIugger Frank On
Deck.

There was very exciting time at the
Second ward polls ali through the day,
and especlally in the afternoon. The
challousers 'or both parties kept he judges
busy swearing men and asking Questions.
The most conspicuous person ABOUT the
polls was DaRo Frank, who devoted his
entiTe Time and attention to the allan el.
einent and amy other ignorant voter he
could PERSUADE To vote the democratic tick
ct. A number oi men attempted to Vute
that We're refused the prviegs. About 8
O'Clock both parties commenced to rush IN
their voters, and from that Oh until q
O'Clock there was n perfect jam around The
ballot box Pastors were used very ire,ly
and Considerable trading was done. Que
noticeable feature OF the DAY was the ab
seuce Of any rows, quarr.ls or tights.
, 1889-05-16

TACOMA. May Ia. Special The election
Tor delegates 10 the constitutional cunvpn.
tion tor the Twenty second district result.
ed In .. return OF +. T.. sullivan, + l.. stiles,
,tpublicans and GNin Hicks, democrat.
! lie vnte WAS as follows:
second Ward-->uilvan 4O2, Stiles 35i,
Hicks 22O. Carroll 139
Third Ward-SullVAn 532, Stiles ABB,
Hicks 35S Carroll 334.
, 1889-05-16

WAsHINeroN, MAY 15.-Three bids
have been received by the marine Hospital
bureau for the construction OF the fumi.
eating steamer for the quarantine station
AZ San Francisco. The lowest is that OF
the Union Iron Works at San Francisco,
$50, ZOO. Ii IL not certain this bid will be
accepted IA it is over $1,000 more tha~
the contract Price for the two vessels
similar in every respect being constructed
for the service on the Atlantic coast.
, 1889-05-16
From Olympia.

OLYMPIA, May Is, Special. Returns
have been received from all the most im-
portant precincts, showing concIusively
that Messrs Convey, Reed and Henry have
been elected to the constitutional conv-n-
tion az reported yesterday, The official
count will be made either Tomorrow or
Friday. The result gives general salts
faction here
, 1889-05-16
The yirginia Hail storm.

NORFOLK, Va May l5.-Reports from
the hail storm of Yesterday afternoon show
great injury was done to the vegeta BILE
crops. The serious damage seems to nave
been confined to section OF Norfolk
county, where cabbages, tom atoes. cucum-
bers, squsshes, strawberry and green
peas are almost entirely destroyed and
potatoes damaged,
, 1889-05-16
MAGIC IN THE NAME.
sPOKANE AGAIN BEATS THE FAN
Gus PROCTOR KNOTT.
He eDsmonstretes ' hat Bs In tho Ore atess
Thrse-yesr-Old on Earth
Other Sports.

LOUISVILLE, MAY IA big crowd was
| drawn 10 Churchill downs for he races to-
day by the contest between proc,or Knott
snd Spo.ane Tuere were few here from
! he Vest to back the Montana horse, and
he d. ieat ~ Knott In the Derby had very
little shaken the confidence IN him, vet
Odda oonld not be obtained to such figure
~ tn induce back ing the supposed small
chance that he would be beaten. Arm.
strong, owner Of Spokane bets very little
all He makes n business uf racing
fur stakes aid purses. Nilb heavy rain
up 10 this morning, the track Was heavy
and slow. The following Is the days sum
mary:
Handicap Sweepstskes, mill. and seven
ty yards Sportsman won, Rsd Letter
second Tine 80.
Two.year olds, tive flirlongs-Srlica won
Millie Williams second, Sani ,ntha third.
Time :04.
THE GREAT EVENT
was Clark's stakes for 8 year.olCs, one and
ons' fourth miles. The horses were gotten
III Win Cunr'to-Taw In the lead, Proctor
Knott second, Spokane third aud Once
Again fourth. At the quarter Knott toox
the lead by three lengths with Spokane
second aud toiue.to tnw last. AT The
thr.e.quertors Proctor Knoit still held the
lead by length with Spukane second,
Onc- Again third and Come trTaw isst.
AT the head o; the stretch. Knott was still
m The lead with Spokane CrOwding him
clus'ly. Half way down the stretch Spo-
kane took the lead and came under inc
wire two lengths ahead with Knott second.
Once Axa,n ihivd and Come.,o.Tsw
ivuith 1iue 2:l2H.
uctor Knott, the fayoritel ended a verv
Tired horse. but spoksue did nut se.n, n
all MINDED. IL IL cOncs ed.d to night that
Spokspe Is belt r than Proctor kHutt A
few still insist that Knott wns not veil
ridden und make other x,,,s.s The shuw.
ing made by the western horse has given
the Muniana climate A hiph teuutn,iu,, tor
breeding racers Al d by the association has
auued 10 IaVor 10 "hicn CAliivr"ls 's heid.
Al EXCUSES 10 .ne Wrary me Isct re-
hidihs t'at Spohane na> S'Ven hnott three
pou"us ana oe"'en UNI ia TWO races nahu-
running
THE GREATEST SYEAR OLD.
Spokane 4, A chestnut colt and WA.
fIai.d at Mr. A Armstr,,nu's ranch at Twin
Bridges, Madison county. Montana. in
1880 He was sired by ] u Hnvvin's
"A , der Ali. his dam beiup iut.rpn,s. a
noble mare which IL ut prespnt,,,,ln irwin
Bridges farm As a 2year-old Sp,,kane
a., -. ,,,La,, Or I ,,,,a ,,n.... l,o
, 1889-05-16
Washington is Republican.

SEATTLE, w. L., May l5.-Returns of
Yesterdays election are by no means COM
pete but enough Is known to warrant the
statement that the constitutional conven-
tion will be safely republican. 1t is esti-
mated here that there will be al republi-
cans to 81 democrats in the convention.
, 1889-05-16
M Trace Of Cronfn.

Toronto, May Is "A couple Of Chicago
detectives came to town yesterday looh ing
for DIR. Cronin. They endeavo vored to inter.
view @. 4. Long, the gentleman who
claims to have recognized DR.. Cronin on
the street, but Long refused to talk to them
The detectives have no trace of the doctor
, 1889-05-16
EigI.th district.

RITzvILLE. May Is, Special l,--Ritzville
preciuct gave d. Buchanan and +. Scott,
republican nominees. received large ma.
jorlty. Bill Gray, the democratic Domi.
nee, only get twenty.four votes. 1t Is
doubtful IT the polls were open in any
other precinct in the county
, 1889-05-16
Fourth District.

Davenport Total vote 23S. Farweathet
10l Dallam 100 GlasscUck ~, Frost q,
sprugu.-F Fairw.a her 290. Daliam 81 !,
Sla,scock 3O4 Frost AZ
Egypt -F'irMeather l6, Dallam 10;
Gfas<uuck IT. Frost b
Mrles-.Fairweather 20, Dallam 2l;Glass :
cock 4, HIost2
Mondovl Fairweathar 55, Dailam 5S;
6lasscuCk 10, Frost 3.
, 1889-05-16
The Albert Wilma

SAN FRANCISCO, May Is, Special.
six days go-asyou please race was con-
cuded at 10 o'clock this evening. James
Albert, winner, made 533 miles, and Gus
Guerrero 525 miles. Albert receives 60
and Guerrero 40 per cent OF half the gate
receipts.
, 1889-05-16
l,emocrats CiAim Montana.

HELENA, May IA, Special.-The demo.
Gratis claim to have carried the election for
delegates TO the constitutional convention
in every district. Butte went democratic
as did others the republicans we're conf.
dent Of carrying IL is claimed neither
party will have more than five majority
A heavy snow storm all over the territory
or era tad axainsI q full vote.
, 1889-05-16
A Tweptv.Tbree Round Fight.

BUFFALO, May Is In twenty three
round prize fight 10 this city last night
between Billy Welch of Buffalo and Jack
Smith of Toronto, Welch's right glove
bursted and he refused to 20 on. The
referee gave the fight to Smith. A large
amount OF money changed hands.
, 1889-05-16
American Engineers.

ERIE. Pa, May l5.-The American So
ciety OF Mechanical Engineers listened to
q number OF papers to-day and will con.
tinue in session till Friday, when members
leave for New York and embark for the
Paris exposition.
, 1889-05-16

NORTH YAKIMA, w. T., May Is.
Special The election was quiet and vote
light Prosser. republican. l72; Dunbar.
republican, 100; keavis, Democrat, l46;
Esoeluan. oeuocIat, 1870. Returns from
other parts of the country not in.
, 1889-05-16

SPRAGUE, May l6, Special -Fairweath.
er and DaIlam. republicans, and Glass-
cock. democrat. are elected in the Fourth
district. Returns are not all in but the
result will not be materially changed.
, 1889-05-16

PORTLAND, Ore. May Is, Special. The
bark j. .. Peters, for whose safety rears
have been entertained, arrived this even
ing 100 days from Newcastle. The cap
tain states light winds were experienced
during the entire voyage.
, 1889-05-16
ALBANY NOTES.
a Landslide Delays Trains--rhe Bank
Robber stiii At Large

ALBANY, Or. May l5, Special. "A land.
slide near Bates, on the line of the Oregon
Pacific railroad, caused ak hours delay of
all trains to day. The slide has been re-
moved and trains are again running.
Archie Hammer, while working on a
building to-day. fell from scaffold dis
, 1889-05-16
A P.xtor Eound Dead.

PORTLAND, Map IA, specisl.-Rev. John
Rosenberg. twenty Years rector OF St
Stephens Eiiscopsl church. was found
dead in bed this morning. Heart disease
was the cause. He was 60 years old.
, 1889-05-16

WIsLocx, w. y, MAY IA Sppcial.-Tne
election held here to- day Resulted as fol-
lows: Democratic candidates, S ri. Berry
and j. Is L.ach a and 42 respectively; ;
the republican, c ndidates, y, IA. Jay anu
Robt. Jameson, S5 and 48 respectively.
, 1889-05-16
A htay of Execution.

PORTLAND. May Is. Special. Judge
Stearns to-day granted a stay Of proceed
ings for Cnee Gong, sentenced to be hanged
Friday for the murder of Lee Yick. The
case has been appealed to the supreme
cNnrt
, 1889-05-16
The sth, 9th and 10Th Dis,riUt..

WALLA WALLA, May II. special In the
election to-day III thi. district tor delegaies
DAJ. Crowley, republican, and b l. Sharp
stem, DR.. N. u. BIalock, democrats. were
olun bia county sends n. r. Sturdevant,
republican, NJ. M. Goldman aud Louis
Neal, democrats.
REPORTS from romeroy indicate that Co.'S
gruys and Cray, democrats and Scott, re-
publican, are elected IN that district.
, 1889-05-16

tance of twelve feet. producing conclusion
Of the brain. He will recover.
James BAnDon. the Lrbanon bank rob.
her who broke Jail here Monday nivht.
IL stiil ut large. no trace a' 10 his where.
abouts having been obisinsd.
, 1889-05-16
Fif,h District.

ELLENsBURa, May IA, Special.- - Returns
ale n.ariy all in A. Niers and j. A,
shoudy, republicans, and j. L. Mcdonald,
democrat, are elected.
, 1889-05-16

WASHINGTON, Nav l5,--Hon. 8. J.
Randall. who has oeen confined to his
house for several week is rapidly conval-
escing.
, 1889-05-16
rIowsr'. rrip.

PORTLAND. May II. Special - Roswell r.
Flower of New York, whn is named as
possible democratic candidate for the
presidency In 1899. arrived 10 day and left
tor Seattle To ngnt. He said he had re-
tired ffom politics.
, 1889-05-16

Spokane Falls. Third Ward Browne
12s, Murray 93; Turner .Oi, Moore ls0
! First Nsrd-MuuIe .O7, Turner A0;
browne lT6 Murray 1870
Fourth Wsrd-brnwue 252, Murray 47;
Moore 1857, Turner 3S7.
, 1889-05-16
fi,st DIatrict.
Second Ibistrict.

Rockford - Covey l39, Wsltman III,
Manly 80, Trsvtrs 2S.
, 1889-05-16
MORE RETURNS.
But Fe Isolated Precincts are
Yet to Hear From.
The Convention Will be Repub-
lican by Ii.
salem Court Nsws--A Largo Batch oi
News Notes From Pacific
Points.


Latab Allen S5S, Ham 80; Griffitts 4,
Sudksdorf 81.
, 1889-05-16
Tw slT,h District.

KALAMA, May II Special. The vote for
delegat.s 70 the constitutional convention
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TIORIDA-
ReaI. estate is active At Chiplev.


Dr.. Lykes contemplates converting his
building at Tampa into hotel at an early
date.
The Philadelphia base ball team will un-
doubtetly come to Jacksonville in March to
practice.
Last Tuesday night Bronson hotels could
not acco nmodate all who applied for meals
and Lodgings.
e. w. C2ddington. proprietor of the San
ford and Barlow / o fac cries, has bought
the Y or City Ice factory.
NJ V. Smith has sold 10 tons of guano
already this season in Bradford and Bakor
counties, ald TO one MAJ he sold carl lad
Miss Elizl Fife of Cleveland o., has
sent missionary banner to the Methodist
Epi 'copal Sunday school a. New Smgr1a.
Mr.. Burlington, wealthy lumbermau Of
III Claire, Wis, who owns large grove
nea DeLand, was in New SMYRNA last
week looking over the ground with view
TO inv estlng
Florida has only one first class postof1ice,
Jacksonville There are five second-clas,
offices, viz: Key West, Orlando, Palatka,
Pensacola and st. Augustine. There are
eleven third class.
B. Tnanasow has brought to Orlando
fifty Italian laborers and is prepared to do
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SIIIPPING.
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
--French Line to HaWe.

pETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. ~, K, foot Of Morton street Trav-
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
Channel in small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock at Hayre direct for Paris
on arrival OF steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through TO Paris.
LA GASCOGNE, SANTELLI, SATURDAY.
Feb rs. , M
q, II AN
LA BRETAGNE, DE JoussELIN, SATURDAY,
March 2, 3 A.. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wine):
TO HANRE First Cabin, Sl2O 500 and $50;
Second Cabin, $50; Steerage from New York to
Hayre. S26, Steerage from New York to Paris,
$2s; including wine, beading and utensils
A. FOHGET. Agent. Bowling Green, foot OF
Broadway New York
or r. w. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street, MEssRs
WILDER & CO., i28 Bay street Savannah
Agents.
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Pullman sleeping cars lave as Follows:
Jesup IL 90 a. III. aud 1923 p. m. for Cinciunati
Rome at $3.50 a. m. FIR Washington via Lynch
burg; Chattanooga at l0:3) a. m. for New York
via Shenandoah Valley. and at S:45 p. m. for
Washington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at
$50 a. III. ami 7:l0 p. NJ. tor Memphis. Com
pany's sleeping cars mo upper berths) leave
Atlanta daily n 900 n W.. %" EuoNv 70
W. wRENN, G. p. & r. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn
III. ETTIS. A G. p. A., Atlanta
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad

3U DUITJdTI t5NIlVNI UIVf
CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENTUhE
AND THUNDERBOLT.
THE following schedule will be observed on
4 and after MONDAY. Oct. 8, 1888, week
days. (Sec special schedule for Sunday
Leave Savannah (clty timeJ Tl0, 1883 A NJ
Leave Thunderbot, $50, 500 A. M, 1920 400
tJi IN. oso
40, $3.50 p. n. 80 10.
stead OF G:3j last car leaves ThunderOo"
$50. instead Of G20 as Ormeriy. ..,s,,,
Take Brougnton street cars - minutes Oe'''N
departure OF 9u0'i0"" u X H. e. COBB, Supt.
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DAILY. fDAIy except Sunday.
Train No. II stops only at &. cen Pona' p,s-.
Train No ~ stops only at Alonteltn' hIuso
land, Green Pond and ayeRel
Trains Nos. - and IS stop at all stations. -
For tickets, Pullman car reservations an
other information, apply 70 WA. BkhN' lioA0'
Agent, p Bull STREET, and at depot. .
f.. p. McSWINEY, Gen. Pass. Agent
g GADSOFN SuDariO' endN
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lv Guyton s:25 p. n or. Saw Az p. n.
p M; arrives Millen 1875 p. m. Returning,
m.
regularly at Guyton to put off passengers
willie and Eatonton should take Z: 10 a, m train.
'ista Blakely Clayton take $50 o m. train
)STICk r p A. f. T CHARLTON, g P. A.
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Inner train " Saw 200 IN. Returning,
Milen accommodation leaves Savannah 5:4
leaves liillen 500 a. m; arrives Savannah 800 a
Train leaving Savannah at 3:20 p IN. will stop
PaSseng r. for Sylvana, Wr;htsvile, Milled.
For Carrollton, Fl Gainea Talootton Buena
JOHN 5. BJRDLEY, IA 10 oull ST.. CLYDE 3
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Savannah, Americas and Montgomery
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
DOBOY, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK.

Close connection at DARIEN for all landings
on Altamaha and Ocmulgee rivers, and all sta
tons on s., A. and NJ. r. r.
Freight received up to p. NJ. sailing dates.
w. 7. GIBSON Agent
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RAILROADS.
charleston and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 8, 1889.

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah BY
L Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
than CITY time
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