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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
At TIE COURTS.
Gossip Picks1 Up Here ana There In
the Court RoomA

Gossip Picks1 Up Here ana There In
the Court Rooms
A RENTER Of the supreme court in the
case Of Frank E. Kane VS.. the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway Company,
Offering the Judgment OF the court below in
granting a new trial in the case was entered
Of record in the superior court yesterday.
Iue buttimer case has been set down for
hearing next Friday In the superior court
The trial OF Paul Kelly, the colored mag
lstrate, for malfeasaDce in Office has been
assigned for bearing May Q.
Louis Brown and Joseph Daley are TO be
tried for perjury April "a Ia the superior
court. They are the colored witnesses who
figured Ia tine Tart case in Justice Russell's
court.
The monthly criminal court was in ses-
sion yesterday, and after the disposition of
the days business adjourned to "Wednesday
Of next week. The following were the
principal cases disposed Of: Andrew Ora
ham and William Stikes, for the larceny of
five fish from an express car OF the Savan-
nan, Florida and Western railway. were
| sentenced to six months each on the chain
gang. George H. Berry, for the larceny OF
three hSh, was sentenced TO three months
He filed an exculpatory affidavit, in which
he recited that barrel containing mullet
had come open and he had taken three OF
| them, but that he had repented and would
thereafter lead an honest life if the court
would be lenient. Tue affidavit re-
| suited in a shorter sentence than
was inflicted upon Graham aud Skies.
| Henry jackson was fined s25 or three
months for carrying concealed weapons
VIM. Eady got three sentences, two Of $25
or three months each for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and $50 or six months for
threateningly pointing a loaded pistol at
| Floyd Brown. Simon Miller, charged with
| simple larceny, for the alleged theft of
| Frank Murphy's coat. was turned over to
the superior court. Judge Harden stating
| that the offense, if any, il larceny after
trust. The jury disagreed, and a mistrial
was declared in the case against Louis w.
| Brickman, charged with assault and pat
| terry upon David Moore, colored barber.
Sam Small tcolored) was committed TO
| jail yesterday by Justice Endres on a
charge of assault and battery 1t appears
that anticipating E lster Sam had bought
| his wife an $l1 Easter dress, but since
which time domestic jars had caused a
separation. and on Sunday night Small
| met his wife in her new dress going to
i.church with Robert Cherry lcolored), and
| angered that another was the first to keep
| company with the Easter dress. he struck
| Cherry a singing blow under the eye
which put it in anything but Easter garb
and prevented Cherry from prominent par
| ticipation in the Easter festival
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
THE STREET RAILWAY.
LIVE OAK LOCALS.
Phosphate Prosp ectors-A Physician
Makes a Long Trip.

Phosphate Prosp ectors-A Physician
Makes a Long Trip.
LIVE OAK, April IA number Of phos-
phate prospectors from Augusta and other
points have been boring around in this
vicinity during the past few weeks
w. Ia Whitfield, who recently sold the
Times, Of Bronson, has returned to his old
home here.
Hon. b. b. Blackwell has returned from
a several days trip TO jacksonville. His
chances for congress are thought not 10 be
bad
A 100pound turtle was caught out Of
Suwannee river a few DAYS ago
A physician near here rode lOG miles on a
professional visit recently. Three horses
were used in covering the ground.
A large number Of colored people met
here few days ago TO hear the funeral
sermon, preached in one of their churches
of DIR. J. l.. A. Fish, late president Of the
Florida lcolored) Institute.
Fourteen deer and fifty turkeys is the sum
total of game killed in Lafayette county s
few days since by Suwannee hunting
party.
A permanent military company has or
gained with thirty-sevea members. Name
OF the company, Suwsnnee Rifles.
Sam Clark, negro boy about is years
old, is in jail for assaulting the 9-year-old
daughter Of Albert Harris (coloredl las
Saturday in this county. The child VIII
probably die.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-08
AZ INcIPrENT RIor.
How Billy Goat suudersd Friendly
Chorcs IL Ysracrsw.

1917 - - = -
Anna Burg icolOredi prosecuted Nancy.
Iaris ard Lucy Steven lcll1-edl Il Justice
Waring Rus=elis c0ars yestsnsay On the
charge Il riot. which grew cut o. the
,riotous conduct Of a CERTAIN billy goat be
longing % the Stevens people. All Ire
parties i've in Ysnscraw. where the affair
took place
Il APPEARED that the IuconsequsntiAl
creature. The blily goat. e1tsr=d the yard q
the p-osscutrix forcibly and against her
DIS goztshzp out OF Zoe ward Ihs bllT goat
thea vent into tie ys-d o q DeKt-dcor
door nelghbor.=Dd with maize sforstho1ght
co1rES1- with ulur1s-o-S latent, upon an
lofErt = 10 ~ss rhsn sls=1ing II the honss-
he mother. nah tsrrifi=l 81 ths invasion
and assault Of the goat, c.ll=3 for help.
ne Burg tEo1ssz cane - he assistance.
ana proceeded % helAoo- tas animal The
owner q t1= guzt zss s1rzEed On account
OF TIE s-sas7szt = the aaimai
and SO ssore dsrs vz7Csz1os upon al con
eeroe1 * nr1s@c1t-Ix sent back 10 her
hoilssssc1 esz-a=Tl.g tksz 81 TIE trouble wss
over. s-@-sz1 % = - L. ulo-her's house,
D1E S21cF c-STscS eo-rssve1 the idea n az
tns b,I1lE sozz1 Eas EGeg - warrant
Deg toT u r1Esz-s El-z1z- sd without war
rant G s1zas<z-T = ~. proceeded ID as
crowd -.Ez1lT. AID to s--ssts n that vicin-
II Nsrs ia 4 tszekt5r3s, Who cheered on
c5e fizA-
Ne l.z-zaas 1srs "a ~ SEPARATED and tn
F-oss-s-z-Ex- 81 n Fss4nssul MI sion bent,
go 1oEz s1@ S-Ess-. U1al sas again met
t. SizTa-s c-aTa a. uzth br1oms and
--s=-- --s11 sEs@EzE .os urosec1trix of
Ia tE-s < 10 eat Tzss rErosecntrix and
SszeE I'd = szrTzEs3z. = whsch Nancy fell
ais1s-7z AZ s12 Eezis - s1z1 position pro-
Es-=7zE1 - EuzE sias z-l ana finger OF tine
Eir-'sases--1-z- -ssz-I- szs--z-s-ed by the other
4zzzl14-1x II -laz case
- .aszz -a'sT x IT, p-osecatrix was
Gs-1 = -r-l-szl--E Szzsi-i-rzzs1- and the state
ms q ~ eaHEz1zkxss zacxsi snhst aptiai
elsr'1s-,lr'zzas1- za1z .sazES Russell decided
= 12z'1 11st a1zE@sz11sl11s over to the city
ezlaz-s - answer - ne ehsrge of riot
tsDs Z sl.ls ssassusizr-S threatened TO beat
- 1-= &C -1ss <r-ssssGE--lK ia re5aliatio fol
zsr Tea sl-- lilEs Cgzz. ss1t the prosecutrix
- 19ezsas Il s1s 1Af,1 MAJ she does not own a
19z IL 'ats1ass,aEz-z gave bond, and were
G-gEs. " II Erss
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POISON FOa ARROW TIPS.
How the Piuse Indians Prepared the
Deadly Paste.
From he BANNING Herald.


Deadly Paste.
Frons f7.s Banning Herald.
We are indebted to Frank smith of
Whitewater for e very graphic account Of
the manner in which Piute Indian pre-
pared his deadly arrows He gathered a
dozen or more rartlesnake heads ard put
them in a spherical earthen vessel. With
these be put half q pint Of species of large
red ant that is found hereabouts The bi g
OF this ant IS more poisonous than that of q
bee. Upon these he poured bit of water,
and then sealed up vito moist earth and a
lid this vessel. he then dug hole two feet
deep into the ground, in which he built u
roaring fire and put 10 some stones. When
the interior Of the hole and the stones were
red hot he made place in the bottom for
tie earthen vessel and put it IN. About it
and upon 1t he put the Goals and hot stones,
and upon the top he built q fierce fire and
kept it up for twenty-four hours. Then he
dug out his vessel, and, standing off with a.
long pole, he disengaged the top and let the
fumes escape. He insisted tina. had they
struck his face it would have killed him.
The mass left in the vessel was. dark
brown paste.
TO test the efficacy of his connection, the
Indian with his hunting knife made a cut
in his bare leg, Just below the knee, aud let
the blood run down to his ankle. Then
taking stick, he dipped it into tie poison
and touched the descending blood at the
ankle. 1t Immediately began TO siZzle. as
if it were cooking the blood, and tae son
folloxed the blood right up the leg, sizzling
its way, until the Indian scraped the blood
off with the knife. He assured our inform
ant that had he allowed il to reach the
mouth of the wound he would have been q
dead man
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CAPITAL OF The STATE.
A MEETING OF TIE MILITARY AD-
vIsORE BOARD

40 xo-e COMPANIES 70 Be E1roleS n
ire state Militia Until After the
June Ercsupneot-1EO Companies
start for Jsckso1v1le-John Temple
Graves OscsiOn
A-rAr-A. Ga, April AZ thinly al
tended meeting q IDS military soTlsory
bard to-dsy IL Tas determined y allow no
--o-. ~rupsuiss - enter the ranks Of the
s-,.e force. the ar71s and equipments being
s-s.Fo5sut 70 supply them The applca-
80, of tbs CRAZY Cadets OF Atlanta and
ne Gordon Rfhes Of Harris county were On
tat account virtually denied, having been
.st,ed for future consideration rssolu-
ron q that subject was adopted as follows;
fsess.esd. That owing 70 the present inper-
r-etiv equipped condition 81 the FoiGuh11t
forces q Georgia and the present inaDiiiiy o.
rsa STATE 70 equip and MAINTAIN the force. y =
- 4 mater 4 justice 20 al Applicants ana 70
The prsssut force resolved thai 70 pl1ef com
snaads shall be admitted Until after The June
srlcaIupmert Al Applications soaA " A-i1
1Elon the table.
BIDS were submitted for uniforming the
militia. but action on the matter was post
r,rned il the hope that the next legislature
might Be- induced 70 make an appropriation
for tailoring. The date Of the sncaDpnent
was discussed and June > nDaliy dscloea
T,pon for It's commencement. The tame for
the military companies u report their read
ness 70 enter the encampnsnt was extended
iii May Is. So far about % companies
have been heard from Quartermaster
General G. II. Olmstead was charged with
The duty Of securing instructors from the
United States army, arranging for the
transportation Of troops and other business
"details Of preliminary nature. The annual
inspection viii be held between April y and
Hay 10 and by May Il ali the reports must
BE- Forwarded 20 10 the adjutant gen
sral The board viii mold its next nesting
May II in Augusta.
CONF TO JACKSONVILLE
The Atlanta Rifles and the Gate City
Guards left here tonight, each about forty
strong. for the jacksonville drill
A NEGRO CONVICTED.
Elijah Scott, q negro. was to-day found
guilty IN the superior court Of criminelly
sassaulting bis ten-year-old step-dsnghter,
Henrietta Keith This was his second at
tempt. Sentence was reserved
WILL STICK TO JOURNALISM.
John Temple Graves stated 10 q gentle
man who saw him in Rome this morning
that he had positively concluded not 20
enter the ministry, but would stick to jour
ypalism-
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Fire at Guvton.

GUYToy, Ca, April Just as the prot
testant services at the Methodist church
closed tonight. fire broke out on the pre-
misses Of Col Edward Bird His stables.
barn, fencing and lot Of forage and 100
bushels Of seed rice were DESTROYED. The
loss is 500, with no insurance. His resi-
dence and that Of A. C. McAIpin. adioin-
ing, narrowly escaped destruction. The
citizens turned ont en- nasse with buckets
and did good service.
Mayor Sweat has called meeting for
Wednesday night TO organize a bucket hri-
Cade "a
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REIDEVILLR WAKING UP.
Every Indication That the Town
Going to Boom.

Every Indication That the Town Ia
Going to Boom.
RETDsvILLE, GA, April IA period Of
enterprise has dawned upon Reidsville, the
county seat of Tattnall county, aud is
beginning to shed beneficent influence upon
the quiet little village which has languished
for half a century. Lands which one year
ago could not be sold at any price are now
selling at $50 per acre. Messrs. Clegg and
Henly OF Americas, Ca, were here last
week and purchased of Col. II. J. Lee and
Judge Williams 100 acres OF land for
the purpose of planting a vineyard,
a nursery and erecting residences, and for
other purposes. Reidsville is situated only
ak miles south Of the Savannah and West
srn railroad, and is one of the most beau
tiful and most desirable locations ia the
county. In all probability there will in a
short time be built railroad to this place.
IL SO, it will be one Of the coming towns Of
Georgia
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OoNDUoroRs OK A PICNIC.
Newman Making Great Preparations
for q Coming Event

NEWMAN, Ga, April THE United
Order Of Railway Conductors win picnic at
Pearl Spring park, in this city, on May l..
They have without a doubt selected the
most beautiful place in Middle Georgia for
that purpose. Fifteen acres Of water in a
solid lake win be filed with boats Of all
descriptions and be at their disposal.
Col Paul s. Willcoxon, the president of
the park association, says that he will
leave no stone unturned TO make the occa-
Eion pleasant one.
Superintendent Tyler Of the Atlanta and
West Point win be on hand, together with
the president and many other railway Of
GcIals.
Reduced rates viii bring quite crowd
from Atlanta, Montgomery, 0pelika.
Griffin, Rome, and Chattanooga. A new
supply Of bathing suits have been ordered.
and the pavilion viii be in shape for dancing.
The Atlanta Rifles Band, together with our
Mechanics Cornet Band, will furnish music
for the occasion.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
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AMONG The ArHENIANs.
= Fall From 2 Lsdder-A Negro Shc
II Row II the Suburbs

Fail From 2 Lsdder-A Negro Shot
n & ROW II the Suburbs
ATHESs. Ga. April AFR. Philord, =
hnsman Of the electric light company. fell
from E 30-fo0t ladder tins afternoon and EEs
painfully hurt He was arranging an arc
light IL the arm0ry Of the Clarke rifles
when IN some way he lost bis balance ana
fell heavily 70 the floor hsad-forenos-- He
was picked Up in an unconscious condition
aDd carried = DR.. Beaedict's Office. lis
face and left side are badly braissd, with =
deep cash over one Of his eyes His injuries
are painful but nor dangerous.
Ia s row IN BsrbeTville, Suburban town,
a negro named Tom Shlslds sFzs bedly sa0s
Saturday night-s The name Of the party
VINO did The shooting Is not known.
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HoFFEE FEELS FUNNY.

He Sends the Sheriff a Note While
Fleeing Through the Woods.
NEWMAN, GA. April 7.-rhe following
notice was received from Hoffee on the $50
o'clock Chattanooga train this evening:
In TIE WOODS.
Or THE CHATTAHoocHEE RIVER, April Z. (
DEAR CoLoHEL--I am healed where you hit
me for am a Swamp Angel
Yours lovingly, CHAs HoFFEE.
The card was addressed TO Col. Car
michael, sheriff. Excitement reigns supreme
in Newman at present. and it is known that he
Is on his way to meet Miss Mae Cheney in
Bremen. Several deputies are securing the
woods all around the river.
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JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
Patrocles. Beck. Best 10y. Nina ". and
Rssssncs VIA.

WAsHIxGroS. April Following is a
summary Of the eveats at the Jockey club
races today.
FrEs1 gkcT-Purss 500 divided, for h0rsss
that have ruu and not Won a. Iais meeting
i've fu-longs Patr0cles Won. Vivid secon3.
AgIas-o third. Time l10A
SEuoxu RAcE-rurse $40; divided; for =
Tear-5ids au1 upEarl Bee Won with Pei
ham sec9uc ana FANNIE II third Time
I-9Zts-
THED RAcE-Purss 1870, divided. selling
race zifh weight allowance; halt nile. SssE
BOY Won with Caris- fcolfi second. ana Eusfo1
third Tine U.-9
FORTH RArE-Purss 500 diEid j for three
Fesr-0ids and upU ards. selling race. weight Al
loEences. six fur1onzs. MIA " Won, Louise
second. ShoioTer third. Time 1-lflz
FIPTH R4cE-HaDdiczp: p1rss $50; nile and
an eighth 0ve- i've hur1ies- Bassa-ce Won.
jim Murphy fell Al the third hurdle. ard di1
not finlsu lime a-3JtS
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RUN DOWN By A TRAIN.
Mother and Son Meet Horrible Death
Near Newman.

NEWMAN, GA, April Engineer Dave
Corbett Of construction train No. 4, on the
Atlanta and West Point road, met with a
very thrilling experience at Powell's sta
ton, while running his engine backward
toward Newman. Burr Rogsdale, while
running on his trick trycicle with his
brother and mother, was run over. His
little brother jumped from the machine
while in motion and saved his, life
in time to see his brother and mother
get killed. Ragsdale was recently put at the
station to attend the water tank and depot.
lie had just returned from West Point,
his former home. Drs. Peddy and Davis
were Immediately summoned to the scene.
Particulars are hard to get ar present, as
the railroad officials refuse to give any def
mite information.
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PROF. wINpsoR,s LEoTuR Is.
He Tells How 20 Attain Magnificent
Manhood.

146AAA4Oo4s
Prof. Windsor lectured to large audience
at the theatre last night on "A Magnificent
Manhood and How to Attain it.n Prof.
Windsor made an able argument in behalf
of the physical development of the young
men of Savannah, as well as their moral
character. The audience was enthused
with the words Of the lecturer, and showed
its appreciation by frequent applause.
The lecture was full of startling facts.
and they were illustrated by drawings
of different parts OF The human body.
Prof. Windsor has ability as phrenologist.
and is an ideal philosopher. His manner of
talking is most entertaining. He will lect-
ure TO- night upon ''How to Select a
Wife" The lecture will be exclusively
fo- men. 1t promises to be an entertaining
as well as instructive one. The professors
rooms at the Pulaski house were crowded
all yesterday, and he and his assistants had
their hands full Of "phrenologizing.
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Judge ]. IL. Jefrer,es Dead.

BALTIMORE, April James Pollard. =
member Of the bar Of this city. reaeiTs1 =
telegram this morning Announcing r1s
death late last night Of Hon. james 4 JET
ferries, judge Of the Eighth Judicial circ8Is
court Of Virginia. al his home IN W=E
Point. Va. Judge Jeferies had been o. sas
bench twenty years. He leaves s11 an
three daughters.
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GRIFFIS. Ga. April Mai T J
Brooks was very badly burt this Afterno5z
by a runaway team knocking hin down
a51 I5asssag over him Several ritss a7s
broken and bis hip Is probably disiocz.s1
The physiciaus cannot tell Fet the fall 81
tent Of ms injuries Mai. Brooks IS pro-a-
iuent citizen, and is az present chairman
Of the county commission
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LITTLE SIGNS OF WATER

No Visible Increase IN the New Arte-
sian Well at $50 Feet.
Tie prospects for a material increase of
water in the ten-inch artesian well are not
flattering. A depth OF about $50 feet has
been reached and the water rises in the well
only about seven TO eight feet higher than
it did the before the work of deepening was
begun. Supt. Manning was not prepared
TO speak for the water committee Of council
as 10 whether the experiment will be re-
pested Of deepening other wells, but he is
inclined TO the opinion that it will not be.
He favors 81 1lSing more new wells rather
than deepening the old ones.
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ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.
A. Boy Internationally kills Friend
The Sharon Postofi1ce Case.


AUGUSTA, GA, April The United
States court. which was 20 have held IA
first session in Augusta to-day, has ad-
journed over for the term The Sharon
postoffics case YVES the only one On the
docket.
KILLED HIs FEIKED.
James Mcdonald, a young fellow in his
teens, accidentally killed Charles Spears. a
friend. about the same age, in the Windsor
cafe this evening by discharging pistol he
didn't know was loaded Mcdonald says
that he was asked by Spears 10 20 with
min, as be wanted to show a pistol he had
Just bought. aud that while looking At the
pistol, and not knowing IL was loaded. be
pulled the trigger, discharging the bullet
into his friends brain. he was arrested by
Officer Murray and taken 20 police head
quarters. but was subsequently, released, ii
Being clearly established that the killing
was entirely accidental
THE STREET RAILROAD TIGHT.
Judge RoDeV is writing out bus opinion 10
the street railroad injunction case, but de-
cliDes 20 announce bis decision until the
law and reasons on which he reached bis
conclusion can be given along with it.
MGaEGoR's COMING TRIAL
Nc5regor is still in the Augusta jail The
grand jury did not act Oh his case to-day al
Warren superior court. A true bill will
probably be found tomorrow and the case
viii be opened on Wednesday.
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Death Of q Clergymaa.

NORFOLK, VA. April 7--Rsv. Richard
Henry Phillips. d. D., died e. his rezl1eaos
IN this city to-day after 8 very Ing e1d
painful Illness. He was IN tie sJsn year o
his age His remains viii bs taksa 10
Stanton for intsrnsat
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~ one --rsns postage stamp we viii
H--.a- 1-== 4 Faza2 SIZE photo-engraving OF
c. p'sEgl=- Ea-1-= kissing at :. II, and
"a A14r@sE ss= makers of the great anti
t5l= sz2=1v, PIE bans"
= T. SMITH & CO.,
= Louis. Mo--Adr.
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Prem n Plffstarg Dispatch.
llEs- AE1tZE l. = pleasant pastime in
EaorEA 1ne Ela1 Who wants 10 engage ia
KS dangerous s1oTT can find good, healthy
tigers Il Bzll8eh ard Newton counties. II
ass Ec1 bean ssssls5 how the tigers got there
Al r. sane they are there.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Zee Horsford's Acid Pbosn,,a.

~ @~N@ 49, anu AngbD0atH.
llr. j. J. DcWILLIAMs, Dsnisou. In
says: II have used it largely in nervous.
ress and dyspepsia, and | consider that IL
stands unrisaled as remedy in cases of this
kind. ] nave also used it in cases Of sleep
iefsness. with very gratifying results. -
.dMr.
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SAVANNAH CADETS.

HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS.
SAVANNAH. GA. April :. 1880.
A quarterly meeting OF the corps viii be held
THIS EVENING. al 5 p. NJ, al the company
quarters, regimeutal armory. By order
J. +. BROOKS. Capt. Com'd'ing
J. 7. WEST, First Sergeant
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nj ERCHANTS. manufacturers. merAha tics
~fA corporations. and all others in need OF
printing. hthograpbing, and blank books can
nave their orders promptly filed at moderate
Rrlces al the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE Whitaker street
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TYLER COTTON PRESS COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the Tyler Cation Press
Company VIII be held on TUESDAY. April S,
in the Office Of the Savannah Cotton Presss AS
ISOLATION. at 4:90 clock p. <.
JOIN Z. WHEATON. President.
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THE STREET RAILROAD TIGHT.
M'eREgoE7s COMING TRIAL.

To strengthen ths-hair, thicken the
growth, stop its blanching and falling ont,
and where it Is gray TO restore the youthful
color, use Halls Hair Remover. -Adu.