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Judicial Sale.

PURSUANT 70 decrce OF tho circuit court
! OF Preston county, West Virginia, rendered
Gerry cause ~ Emanuel Bocghley vs.. Andrew
Jones heirs 81 al, the undersigned special com.
missioner will. tho
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43 Acres Of Land in Reno District,
Judicial Sale.
job" b. N1 S.. Ad~'H Equity.
John l.. ManlSins' Heirs.

John l.. Mankns' Adm'x
vs.. > Euutty.
John l.. Mankns' Heirs
RY VIRTUE OF a decree entered la the above
styled chancory cause on the 10th day of De
combcr, 1883, the undersigned special commits.
sioner Will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1889.
at the front door OF the court. house Of Preston
county offer for salo TO the highest bidder the
following real estate
- First hiTtv-four Acres Of Land near
the Town OF Iuuuolton, formerly owned by one
Michael Layton, and by him sold 90 John j.. Man
kins, IN his life time, adjoining lands OF s. NJ.
Mankns aud others
Second-A Lot in the said town OF Tunnolton
which was conveyed TO said John l.. Mankins by
the klngWOOd Gas, Coal und Iron Company, on
the eth of january 1896 and
Third--A- FLO USE 81 LOT IN
said town OF Tunnclton being tho same Ia which
the widow Of the said John j.. MankinS now re-
sides
TERMS Enough cash I'm hand TO pay the
costs OF suit and expenses Of sale, and the resi-
due upon credit Of q. ~ aud ~ months the pur-
chaser executing for the deferred payments i'm
torest bearing nOtos with approved security.
Il. j. CnO0AH, Special COm'r.
], j. W. watson, clerk Of tho circuit court Of
Preston county, certify that bond and security
have been given by tho above named commits
sionor I'm this cause required by law.
3H4 j. W. WATSON, Clerk
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ALOUD a85 ACI5Bg.

The land e. valuable for ts tinbor. and IS uu.
drrlald with lime and coal
TEHrs or sALE Sufficient cash in hand 81
pay expense VI sale. ard tho residue upon "a
credit " .. l2 and is months. the purchaser exc.
cutting Interest bearing notes with approved per
sonal security Tor Tic deferred payments 81 pur.
chase money JAuEa M BROWN.
Special COmr.
Bond BIAS been given by above commissioner
as required by law in above cause.
Test
87l j. W. Wsrs0v. CLERK
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wesr yIRoIYIA RAILRoAp.

and Is undcrlaid with the most valuable seams
while the soil II fertile and productive and In q
high state Of cultivation and a. an agricultural
and grazing farm, second 60 none IN tho state.
There Il situated ON said farm "A
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-03-21
Judicial Sale.

JAS X. VOLTS Admir-
W. EQUITY
Amelia j Wolf 1T al.
ny VIRTUE OF a decree OF the circuit court
OF Preston county, rendered In the above
styled ohanccry cause ON tho 18th day OF NoVcm.
Der, lSS, the undersigned special commissioner
Will, on
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1889,
az tho front door Of the courthouse of said
county onor at public salo the following real
estate:
43 Acres Of Land in Reno District,
OF said county. being the same lands that was
conveyed To James X Wolf boy deed bearing date
the Sd day Of september, 1891, adjoining lands
OF 5. Bolyard, Henry H. Boyard and John w
II IL n M 8:
Enough cash I'm hand Co pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale, aud the residue upon a credit
OF o " and TX months, the purchaser executing
Tor tho deferred payments interest bearing notes
with approved security
l.. j. CRo0AS, Special Comr.
Bond and security has been given 10y the com
missioner In tho above cause as required by law.
j. W. WArsON,
3H4 Clerk Circuit Court Preston co.
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TranscIent Advertisements. Sloo per inch for
hrst insertion, and 30 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications. 90 cents per inch.
Local Notices cents per line.
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Societies.,

Knights OF Pythias-Lodge meets every Tues
day evening at their hail over J. W Bakers
store at O'Clock.
independent order OF odd Fellows-Lodge
meets every Saturday evening az their hall In
Bishops Block al o'clock.
The independent order OF Good Templars--
Lodge meets every Friday evening. in the X Of
y. Hall. at o'clock.
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TERMS OF SALE

Sumcicnt cash IN hand 20 l,ay costs OF suit and
charges OF sale, and the residue upuu n credit az
SIN anu twelve months, the purchaser executing
interest bearing note, with approve personal
security Tor the Deferred Payments of purchase
money. WN. g. broWN. Spyelnt Com
Bond aud security has boon given In said coin.
missioner IN the nhOYc cNusc as required hN law
SNl J. W. WATSON clerk
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Terms Of Sale |:

so much cash In hand ms may DO sufficient 10
pay costs Of suit and expenses OF sale, and tho
residue ulon n credit OF one, two and three
years, tho purchaser giving interest bearing
notes with approved PERSONAL security for tho
doicrred payments Of purchase money.
WN q. brown, Com'r
Bond and security has been given hysaid com.
missioner AS required by law. wv. NATION
3h Clerk
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PIE ESP VA. ARGUS.
Advertising Ralesi

Published every Thursday at kinzvood. Preston
County, West Virginia.
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HOUSE AND LOT

IN the town OF Terra Alta, Preston county. West
Virginia, being the same property her,toforc
conveyed by solomon Bucklcw to Emanuel
heognlOy and Oeorcn kishel
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Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

good barn and necessary outbulldings. togcth.
cr With largo and bearing orchard. Said tract
81 land VIII hc offered for sale as a whole or In
four several tracts as may suit purchaser. or "a
may hv most advantageous TO the interests Of
the estate Full description OF said subdiNis.
Ions may be had by reference 10 n plat now on
die IN the oIlcc VI said sneclnl commissioner.
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BUTTER
20 cents.
RUTTER.

90 cents.
BUTTER
20 cents.
Bon Ton Store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
ON TIL DIAMOND.
Results OF ths 81 - Between the
C)uatry's LsAiInS Teams

Results OF tbs 81 ms Between the
Couasry's LsaIIng Teams
WAsHISGroY, Aug. 24-Base bah games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
India Indianapolis ..% Q -
Base nits India lapolis p Cleveland II. Err
r1rs: iniianaDOlis l. Cleveland / Batteries
Getzein and Daily. O'Brlen and thinner.
At Chicago
PItsburg MI 0 9 ) o o o.
Base Hits: Chicago 3 Pittsburg 9; Errors;
Farrell, Calvin and Carroll
At II ciInatI-
Cincinnati Cinema, -.-...-. J 000dd 5S9 "a
Base hits: Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn1l. Errors;
Cincinnati 0. BrooSlyn b. Batteries: Petty and
keenan,, Hughes and Bushong.
A. kan,as City
Kansas city.......s d0d51 90
Base hits: Kansas City r. Athletic 10. Errors;
Kansas City 4, Athl tic 4. Batteries: Swarzen
and Hoover, Seward and Robinson.
At Dulsvllle-
L Louispiile .......,. Q o a?
Base hits: Columbus 49, Louisville 10. Errors:
Columbus l. Louisville 4 Batteries Baldwin
and O'Connor, Ewing and Cook.
Boston ...... 80 90 90 0 l g. 9
Was iagton.......O 0 0 0 0 ,
Ba nits: Boston IA, Washington 10. Errors:
Boston 1, Washington I. Batteries: Garrison
and Bennett, Keefe and Mack.
a New Yotk-FIrsJ "a ne
New York .........0 0 Ito
Phiadelp ia . q 3 ? 0 O.
Base hits: New York g, Philadelphia 9. En-
rors: New York :, Philadelphia :. Batteries:
ODay and Ewing, Bufinton and Clements.
Secon game
W York 30 / 2 o / 8 0 Ks
Philadelphia. .....0 0 0 0 O.
Base hits: New York 10, Philadelphia s. Err
rors New YORK /. Philadelphia T. Batteries
Gleason ami Schriver; WEIGH, Keefe and Ewing.
BLACKsHEAR'S REDS WON.
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Aug. 24-The Black
shear Reds defeated the Brooklyl Blu : in
the Moth Hu bard championship game
of ball to-day by a score Of II to 6. The
game was highly nteresting, and was wit
messed by large crowd
THOMAsTON DEFEATS GAINESVILLE.
THoMAsroN, GA, Aug. 24-Tno naston
played GAINESVILLE a game of base ball this
evening. GAINESVILLE has claimed the
championship of the state for amateurs.
The SEQ e stood GAINESVILLE s, Thomaston
~, with an inning for ThomAston to play.
1 ere were many visitors to see the game,
and 1t was at times exciting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
GRIFFIN AND THE ALLIANCE.
President Livingston Delivers an
AddresS-Holdlng Back Cotton.

President Livingston Delivers an
Address-Holdlng Back Cotton.
GRIFFIN, GA, Aug. 24-Mr. Livingston,
president of the state alliance, addressed the
alliance men of this sec ion, yesterday, at
the court house. The idea advanced, and
the one which seems to prevail generally
is that it will serve the alliance best to hold
back ths cotton. COtt N men al II lst to a
man think cJtton will start Off at its best
and advise, by circular and other Use,
early shipments.
b Q ser & Handleiter received yesterday
from Savannah a carload of jute bagging
Aaothsr carload is expected. Several deal
ers have cotton baggiug 70 sale. While
both are on the market il looks very much
Xix, every farmer is partial to cotton bag
ing.
An effort will be made to locate the state
alliance exchan. g il Grii1iu. L okiug to
that end a mass meeting is called for 5 pit
5. Active steps will be taken and nothing
will be left undone to bring the exchange
hare
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

In compliance with the requests of many
snal investors, the Savannah Cotton Mills
Company have decided to offer the stock of the
company to the public on the installment plan
- Inc shares will be 500 each, payable in ten
Q0l monthly payments
More than one-half the stock has been already
subscribed and the company will organize and
begin work as the balance is taken.
The subscription books can be found at the
office of L. N. Warf1eld, corner Bryan and Dray-
ton streets lover Citizens Bank), between the
hours of 10 A. N. and 2P.M
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ALL ABOUT .AMGRICUS.
A Fight Against the Location OF a Rail
road Depot.


road Depot.
AMERICUS, GA, Aug. 24-Judge Guerry
decided very important injunction case
here yesterday. The Savannah, Americus
and Montgomery depot is in the heart of
the residence part of the city. TIE roai's
increased business necessitates more yard
room-aid ,bional side track , etc. CIl. U.
8. Harold, ct al. soughl to re train the
city council from granting any additional
TO IN, claiming Uhav the whsJhIg of
engines was nuisance to the
pc pie living near, and that the constant
pede strlans whe the road crosses Jackson
street. Judge Query refused The injnnc-
ton. The case Viii probably be appealed.
A NOTORIOUS THIEF.
The police force, in attemp ing to arrest
John Parker, a not riOus negro thief.
recovered q fine gold watca. 1t is thought
the watch was stole in Savan lah or some
point between savanna and Florida
Parker was captured to-day by James
Wilkins White, hunting in Muckalee
Swamp. near tle city. Positive ev.de ice
that be committed the bu glarieS at Mr..
Windsor'S, d.. Burt's a ID Jther D aces ha /,
been IN the p session of the p dice for more
than eek, but ne could not be found. as
he had got wind that he was wa ltel, and
was midi g. Most of DR.. p ilppt, clothes,
his shoes nj Mr.. Baldwin, shoes, IL hich
were takel from the residence of
DR.. Burt, have been recovered. The % is
oner refu es to talk, and ne has not divu ged
the disposition made of DR.. Philpot's waCcn
wnicn the police a.e very anxious 70
recover. Parker is a C lored boy only II
years old. A mouth ago he va, released
from twelve months sentence for house
breaking.
Americas received over 200 bales of
cotton to-day, mostly wrapped in cotton
bagging.
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NOT a Prisoner BUrA BRIDE
The Girl Who Committed a Burglary
to. Get a Wedding Dress.

to. Get a Wedding Dress.
From the NelC York Sun
Miss Rosa Baberick WAS married to Will
lam Hoffman in the Hudson county C urt
of sessions, by Justice Aldridge, yesterday,
and after tie ceremony Judge Lippiacott
reconsidered his action in sentencing the
you woman to state prison for two years
for burglary and suspended the Sc ltence
Miss Baberlck is the youug woman who
had $500 Of her swings deposited in the
Bowery savings bank in ibis CT V, and when
she became engaged to be married to II IF
mal she went TO the bunk and drew the
mo ey to use in purchasing her wedding
outfit. he was returning to the Jersey
CITY ferry IN a street car, when thief took
the sachel in ~ hich she h i'd the money and
escaped with it. A week afto.ward the
welding was to have taken place. She had
no money left. She could not even buy
ne dress.
The night before the dav set for the wed
ding she went to James Ven AntHerp's
house, in Monticello avenue where she had
bee employed, a d climb I'd in through a
rear wi dow. She went to clio ct " here
Mrs. Vaa Antwerp kept her Dire ses, and
took silk gown and cIotn dress, and got
out of the win low again. she lighted
matches in the closet to see to get the
u eSSSS, anu dropped EN- on the floor,
whers they burned snort. One of them SCI
Fl to some clothing, aud the house came
near being burned IVA. she was arrest ID
in company wi her lover tAe next day
and accused of burglary aud arson. She
confessed. Il the court Of seS .ions the
charge Of arson was dtoppel, aud she was
sentenced to safe prison for the burglary.
hoffman called on her at the cJuAsy iail
every da Yesterday she was TO h We
been taken to sta e prison. When court
opened several influential Germans, wno
liyei lower Jersey City. and who had be-
come Interested in the case by Hotfman's
appeals, appeared before Judge Lippincott
Ill her behalf, aud the Judge finally decided
that the ends OF justice would he as we'll
served Ii she was released. Hoffman was
wild with joy. He wanted the Judge to
marry the right Off
The judge rfused, but sent for Justice
Aldrldge, aid the ceremony was performed
in the cuu room. 7 couple thanked
Judge Ii plncott, with tears in their ewes.
| and left the court room ann in arm. Mss
Baberic6 is only 10 y ars Old. Her pare its
live in Greenvil e. Sac was never accused
of any wrong before the burglary.
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He FEARED MATR. MoNY.
The Queer ( allucination That Made 6
Man Walk 500 Niles.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

FROM Ihe EHituuetpHid inquirer.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 20.-Poiiceman
Eaton was standi near the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
this morning @hen he was acc IS. ed by a
young German, who inquired: Where
does the President liver Thinking that the
young man was a stra lger aud wa tied to
get look at the white house ths officer di-
rected him. AS the stranger turned to go
away his strange actions excited the
officers suspicious, ami calling the young
man back ne asked: "What do you want
to see tue President for?n
About the law" ne replied.
The officer EXPRESSED a willingness to
accompany tie young man to the white
house and the latter was only too glad to
accept his service. L stead of going to the
executive mansion the officer tur ed mis-
steps toward the staff IN house. On th,ir
way al ing the ave 'ue the stranger volun-
tee ed the informa ion That he came here
from Spri gfleld to ses the President about a
United STATES law compelling MIN TO marry
more than a million women. For marry
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
LIVE OAKS BARBECUE.
he ProhibitiOn!sts Greatly Encour
Gged by the OevelOpme

LIVE OAK, FLA, Aug. pa prohibit
ton barbecue VITA addresses by some OF
Live Oaks most prominent citizens, white
and coiored, has been the order of the day.
a large and enthusiastic audience was il
attendance, AMI the speakers were loudly
applauded. The repas5 was muc 1 enjoyed.
The lest of order was preserved, and {
day passed off quietly. The fri ,nds of the
movement are enco ragged TO feel that the
vie DRY is we'll niga won in favor of proui-
bitiOn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
IN MEAIORIAM.
'RANCIS MARION STRATE,
In Memory of

FRANCIS MARION STRATE,
Son of the late ]. R. Strate, who died with con-
gestion of the liver at the home of his mother,
in this city. on Sunday, July z, 1885, in the Both
year of his age.
He leaves devoted mother, two brothers
and two sisters to mourn mis- loss, who feel it all
the more keenly as he was snatched away just
in the prime of life, and almost without any
warning. He was sick only few days, AMI
was not considered serious until few moments
before his death. He was very quiet peaceable
and steady in his manners, and without an
enemy in the world. He was devoted TO his
family, and was never happier than wIen al
ministering to their comfort and pleasure.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in thy grave so low;
Thou no more wilt Join our number,
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Yet a Sain we hope to meet thee,
And in heaven with Joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
MOTHER
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
Quitman as a Cotton Market.

QUITMAN, GA, Aug. 24.-The cotton sea-
son here has opened up lively. Over 100
bales were received yesterday, and as much
more to-day. A big rus is expect ID next
week. Tnh fleecy staple is bringing from
IL to IL cents, and everybody is conse-
quently happy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Results of the New York Jockey Club
and Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n Y, Aug. 24-To- days
events on the local tur, were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Three fourths of a mile. Leo II.
won, with Bohemian second and Cartoon third.
Time 1:l4A
SECOND RACE One mile and three-sxteenths.
Brown Princess won, with Retrieve second and
The Lioness third Time 2:03.
THIRD RACE-One mile and five hundred
yards. St Luke won, with Wary second and
Bonita third. Tine 2:l216.
FOURTH RAcE-Three quarters Of a mile
Honduras won, with Sam DoXy second and
Prince Howard third. Time 1:1515.
FIFTH kACE-One mile seventy yards. Kitty
won, with Golden Reel second and GymnaSt
tnlrd. Time la.
AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81 At Morris park,
Westchester, the attraction Of the day wa,
the great Eclipse race. The stakes were
worth $4,000. The race was won In grand
style by the California colt, Ell Rio Rey,
VINO made his deouJ in this race. There
was an accide It in the fifth race. Elise ran
into the fence, injured her shoulder, aud
injured her jockey, fracturing his thigh
Following is summary of the days
even S.
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Catalpa won
with Brittanic second aud Radiant third. Time
SECOND RAcE-Mile and threesixteenths. sor-
rento won, with Castaway second aud Sunlight
third. Tine 2:0i.
THIRD RACE-Three-quarters of mile FL
Rio Rey won. with Eber.ee second and Banquet
third. Time 1:l4.
FOURTH kACE-One mile and quarter. Race
land won with FirenIi second and Hanover
third. Time 2:0934
FIFTH RAcE-Five turlongs. Amazon won,
with Knick Knack fily second and Golden Horn
third. Time 1902
SIXTH RACE-One mile and half furlong.
Syntax won, vita Tattier second and LetritiA
third lime l:5lI4,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

-0-~-~-~-0-~-~-~>-~-~-~--
BERG.-The friends and acquaintance of Mrs
NINA BERG and family are invited to attend the
funeral of the former THIS Sunday MORN
ING at 1920 O'Clock from No. IL Tattnall street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
MARRIAGES.

~-~-O-~-o-~-~-~-~------
MORGAN-KLEIN.- arTied, In this city,
Aug. s. 1889, at the residence Of the bride
mother, by the Rev. o. G. Mingledorf Of Guy
ton, Ga, Horace II MORGAN Of PoOleT, Ga, and
: ISIS JULIA W. KLEIN of Savannah, Ga. No
cards.
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DEATHS.


SHEFTALL. Died, Monday, Aug. 10, Of
membranous Group, MARIE, only child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Sheftall.
Charleston papers please copy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
a FIGHT AT A CHURCH.
The Negro Preacher and a Deacon
TWO the of Participants.

ALBANY, GA. Aug. 24-R4v. A. S.
Staley, Deacon Brown L mon, and Lay
Member Charles Doyle, menber, Of the
negr Baptist church mere, eng lged in a
regular set-to after leaving church last
night at IL o'clo k. Doyle grew a gry il
an yargume t with Staley and struck him,
whereupon Lonon knocked Doyle wv i
with heavy club and beat him over the
head, wouuiing him severely Doyle
gained his feet and stabbed Deac IN Lonon
in the left breast woun ling hin badly.
OLD MAN TINE with a scythe. is pictured
alw Us with bald head. Anbiti Jus d .ople
made him bali in their nustling. graspfng eff
forts to take time by the foFelock-Aet0 Or
leans Rtcayune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
Coast Line Railroad

For Cathedral Cemetery, Bonaventure anu anu
ThunderboIt. City Time. WEEK Dai9
Trains leave Savannah 8 and 10 A. M O. md
6:15 and S:25 p Leave ThunderpoI ''
$3.50 A. NJ, 1890, $3.50, $50 and p. NJ.
SUNDAYS leave Savannah s, 9, 10 ana , \ ~
NJ, 2, g. 4, 5, Gas and S:25 P. NJ Leave "a
bolt 7:10, $50 $50 and 1920 A. M lZ;ool saT,
$3.50, 4:30, 6 and p. NJ. Trains Tor Guy 1rbnn
Bonaventure five minutes after leaving AD'
derbolt. Mart.
10 A. NJ train connects with steamer Lava Hs,
Draper for Warsaw daily Returning i'"'
Warsaw 6 P. NJ. .,,1, crn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25

THEY HAVE IN TURKEY DRINK
CALLED COFFEE.
This drink comforteth the brain and heart
and helpeth digestion. Bacon
AS true to-day as when Bacon wrote. il Won
get such Coffees as he writes of, as. for in.
stance,
REILY's HIGH GRADE CoFFEEs,
Roasted freshly every day on his premises.
80 WHITAKER STREET,
Where he has
$4,000 PLANT OF COFFEE ROAsTING
MACHINERY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-25
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We beg to inform the public that we are now
selling our Beer from the key direct. The
Savannah Brewing Company having estab-
lisned depot in our place, with cold storag
connected, we are now able TO serve our friends
with Cold Beer without the aid of pipes
RUCKLRr'S READING ROOM,
III Broughton Street.