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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
An oucaJetl IarantUla.
r1.op, fhs Ph.I1deInhfn Times


A half-breed boy OF Mexican and Indian
Winslow, ARR. by the performance of AN
educated tarantula he owns. He carries the
big, Misunderstanding insect in a larg
woadea box sung about his neck, which.
when exhibiting mis- pet, he places on the
ground as a sort OF stage. At the command
of its master the tarantula mounted small
ladder, rang a bell and performed on q min
nature trapeze. Then, to the humping OF a
tambourine IN the hands of the boy, it pro
ceeded to revolve slowly about, as II waltz
ing, and when it had flushed saluted the
crowd by lifting o-e leg three times.
After It's performance was over it crawled
TO it's masters shoulder, where it sat. occa-
sionally running around his neck or down
into his bosom. The boy says he tanned the
spider when it was young, first by feeding
1t every day until it grew accustomed to
him, then gradually taught it the tricks 1t
knows. he declares that it is much more
intelligent than any dog and very tractable,
though uncompromising in its enliity to
an, one but himself. 1t is as large as a
silver dollar when curled up, though its
legs are tNo or three inches long.
The body Is an ugly dull brown, covered
with short, coarse black hair, which also
covers the limbs, but is very sparse and
bristly. The eyes are small and CLEAN like
diamond points, wnile toe mouth is fur
nIsned with slender, overlapping fangs.
The power Of spring in these creatures is
said to be something incredible, leap Of
ten feet being no tremendous exertion. The
boy, vino owns the only one which has ever
made friends with any o, her living crea-
ture, is from the Mogollon mountains,
lying south of here six miles.
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BARRIERS of spain.

From the ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
The BARRIERS business in Spain is peculiar,
in tbst be is called upon 70 ply his shears on
donkeys as we'll as me For 1t is an i'm
portent item in the care Of Spanish donkeys
that they should be sheared as o the back
in order to make a smoother resting place
for man or pa nier. So while the mas er
held his animal one Of the barbe piled
some ormous clacking shears and littere
the grou with mouse-coiorel hair, leav-
ing the beasts belly fur-covered below a
fixed line, aud for a small additional price
executing a raised pa tern of star points
around the neck.
The tonsorial rofession Is an indispsnsa-
BILE one in country where shaving the
whole face is so generally practiced among
all the humber orders. not TO mention
toreros and ecclesiasuics. But the discom-
for to which the barber's Gus ON rs submit
is astonishi G. Instead Of Ueing pampered,
soothed. labored at with contdenLal re-
spectfulnes+, aid lulled into luxurious bar
mony wi himself, as happens in America,
a man who courts the razor in Spain has 10
sit upright in a stiff chair aud NEE KY
holds under his chin b ass ba in full u
suds, and fitting his throat by mea s # a
curved nick at o sid
One individual we saw seated by the dusty
road at the gate with towel around his
shoulders, and another in his hands e. each
his own falling locks. He looSs submissive
and mi cradle, as If assisting at his owl
degradation, while the bar err was magnified
into tyrant exercising sovereign rleasure.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.


DWELLE.-Tne relatives aud frienls of Mr..
and Mrs. EDWARD DwELLE are invited TO att nd
the funeral Of the former from his late rest
dence, slzx Dufy street. al half past three Tails
Sunday ATE MOON.
BRENNAN.-The friends and acquaintance Of
MICHAEL BRESsAS and Mrs Mary Wynn and
family are in tied to attend the funeral OF the
former from his late residence, q Harris street,
boarding. efAcey hsG had- ostIy . segentet
foot skiff, and during rough weather he be
had considerable trouble in going aboard {
vessels. IL will also save considerable hn
and money for docking purposes
the past. vessels sometimes b. lto kszs
= ifCRsE.:%Tnz felatfsesc ana friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. hDwARD J. PuRsE. Mr. and Mrs. Edw4rd
NJ Purse. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Purse. Dir and
Mrs. o. McMillen are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral of the former from Para
church, Drayton and Huntington; at 3 O'Clock
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON. Interment at
Laurel Grove emetery.
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From the Nineteenth Century.

From the Nineteenth Century.
There is popular idea that because the
right arm is more often used and stronger
tial the left, 81 the right leg Is stronger
than The lett. This is not correct; there is
evideI &c that the left leg in most people is
stronger tina th right. From the theoret-
ical p lint view. it would a pear hat in
all manual labor requiring increased use of
the right hand, the lett Leg is also employed
on tue principle Of 60 ilibrlum. In the
ca of The lower animals, except ambu-
lat rs, camels, e;c., and babies, when walk
ing on ali fours, lie right fore limb moves
with tie left nd limb, and vice versa IL
follow from this tn t man, using the right
arm more ha the left. would probably use
The left leg N re tlan the right
Many people q d less exertion in walk
Jug a onad large circles 10 the right than
in 20. Dg to tine left. Tuis is also tue case in
race aths for athle ic sports, nearly all of
wnlch e arrange for toe racers to go in
circles TO the right in running. Again.
traveller have Deserved tina hu tiers, when
lost On pra RE-, wander around in circles to
the Ti2hr. This tact has he IN attributed TO
their following the course OF the sun, but
this does not al pear to be necessarily the
case. Many SKA ers can perform more
figures On the left than on the right foot
Or, a. any ate, in commencing. figures are
more realty done OF the left foot. With
rope dancers il is usually observed that the
more compile ted feats of balancing are
performed On the lett foot
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A orRL sH7o-s : Bua oLAR.
Brave Mare oaneliy Foils q Most
Audecicus bo=r-

Brave Mare oanelly Fcils a Most
Audecicus K bo=r-
From the PI.iJudelakio Rscord
SOUTH LOWELL. Mass, Ocl. 25-One OF
the most daring robtsr IS ever attempted
In this sec ION Of New Englird was filled
at 2;35 O'Clock this morn g through the
pluck and skill vita a revolver disrlayei
by Miss Mamie J. Connolly, daus liter Of
John K Connelly Il No. - River rect
The young ledv, who was a wake on account
OF a severe hea lache, heard moi In he
lower part If a shed connected with her
fathers reside &c. A man vas appropri-
ating the conten 8 OF Colaelly's desk Tne
brave girl a Ipeared at the door, and, cover-
ing the figure with a revolver, snou-ed,
''ha ds up OF diel" The man sprang to
ward the little RI, who. true tn her prom
Use, quickly fred three sh Is at the rufiian.
the laxt one b ingi 2 him 20 the floor at her
feet, probably fatally injured.
1t vas found that the wounded burglar
was Jim" Tobln, a Eotorious housef
breaker and all-aro nd talef. AS Mrll
Connolly was about To go u airs aftesC
securing Tobin, an accom- lice. who turnetc
out 10 be Dane Shukefs, Of Norwich !
Conn.,, and who was on guard outside, canse
TO Tobias assistance. only To be capturs<
by Mr.. Connolly and his brave daughter.
The bullet which brought Tobin TO earth
entered his right breas Little above the
lung. The police knew nothing Of the
affair until late day, when Mir. Connolly
handed over the burglars to them.
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TRIAL OF THE CRUISER
SEE MAKES A GOOD SHOWING AS
4 sAILER

Room for Improvement Found In
Numerous Minor Details-Three OF
Fer Gun Z arrisges Iissbled-ser
Engines Reversed While She Was
c ing at Full psed.
New YORK. Nov. 1.-The new steel
cruiser Philadslp hia returned this morning
from ner forly-eght hours trial at sea-
The c.ulser has been accepted by the gov
ernment, but this q nal trial was prescribed
in tire builder jnlraes for the purpose Of
testing her sea- going qualities and discov-
ering any latent weakness in con
struction which it may have
developed. To remedy these SIS, 900 has
Leen retain d by the government from the
Contract Or ce. The ties were in the main
salts acJory. although the board finds roo m
To- Improvement in numerous minor details.
hTee gu carriages were disabled Owing
to the foul conduit N of the cruisers bottom
no trial of speei over a measured course
was made, but it is believed that when the
besri rs are worked smooth and the resist
ance Of the stiff machinery is overcome her
speed Will be greater han that shown in her
preliminary trial. The trial WAS under the
SUI ervision of a special board appointed by
Secret Try Tracy. Of which Rear Admiral
L. a. kimbe- ly is president.
The
On Thursday two rounds at high eleva-
ton and extreme strain forward and aft
were fred from each gun of the main
ba terry. The blast shattered the glass in
tile skylight and damaged two carriers
The deck and gun platf rms stood the
severe strain well, but defects we're do
veIoped in the Carriages OF
the three 65<-irch rifles which
will prob bly, disable them Friday
mo. ming preparations were made for speed
and urning trials. TIE full steam power
was u>ed, with 1913 pounds Of steau, and
maxi ninety-fve revolutions TO the min
ute. The cruisers helm was put hard to
starhoard. Sac described circle in 9 min
utes and 8 seconds. Under the same condi-
tions with the port helm the time was
minutes and 33 seconds. With the star
board helm she heeled three degrees aid
with the port eight. The reason for tits
remarkable performance has not yet been
explained.
REVERSED AT FULL SPEED.
The severest test TO which the cruiser was
subjected was reversing her engines while
running at full Speed The peculiar type
of her engines enabled the vessel TO perform
the test safely and successfully. The time
from going fun speed ahead until Roadway
was checked was one minute and fifty
seconds The cruisers tactical diane err,
whic1 is the diameter of the circle in which
she can turn, is 2.400 feet. With one
propeller lacking the diameter is much
less. Altogether the government has
much fiaer vessel than was contracted for,
and Americans may well feel proud OF
their swift new cruiser.
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REvrRsEp Ar FuLL sPEEp.
Close of Atlauta's Exposition.

exposition closed today. On the whole the
attendance has beel only fair, and no
money will be made by the management.
But for bad weather the financial result
would have bsel different It Is possible
that the PIEDMONT clmpany may defer to
the wishes of Augusta and hold no contiic -
ing exposition next year, but that question
has not vet been settled.
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Indra Hines. Candidacy.

SANpERsvrLLE, Ga, Nov. 1.-The dele
CATION appointed by the democratic mass
meeti in Washington county, in the in
fere,t OF judge Hines candidacy for
United States senator. met to-day aud
orga ized by electing Hon. r A. Kelly
Chairman. They will go b Atlanta in a
bocy Tuesday morning, and will MAKE their
headouarters at the Klmball.
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POOR LABOR.

We are more than surprised at the barefaced
effrontery Of some who call themselves print
ers. and claiming TO have the best office in the
city II the best In all things. why try to follow
IN the foot-teps of Others: FIxed up as they are
with paltry capital, and employing incompe-
tent a0d cheap labor only, they rest satisfied
that If they fail they cln become 'hoi sc doc
tors" or "peddlers." Now. Townsend don't
claim to be the largest in town. but he does
Claim TO having competent labor. and the best
material the sum OF $4,000 can buy. 1t is all
managed and run By tie best workman in this
section, a man who can talk business, keep a
clean set Of books, and one who always pays
his debts. Work wanted.
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Felled With a Hammer

SAxDERsvILLE, GA, Nov. Lee
Garner hit W. F. Yates on the head with q
hammer Gamers shop this afternoon,
knoc king him insensible. Yates finally re-
covered from the blow, got in his buggy,
and went home. The cause of the diff
Guilty is unknown. Both men are white.
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MARRIAGES.

LODGE-HEWLITT -Msrried on Oct. .,
NJ. ALBERT LODGE and Miss CARRIE l. HET-
LIT at tue residence o. the groom, oy The Rev.
A. " VIM OF Wesley Monumental church.
FARRELL-RYAN.-Ma at ST. Pat
rick s church. or Sunday. Oct. 10, $50 BY rev.
Father Quinlan. THos. J. FARRELL 20 Miss MARY
RYAN botn OF this city
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. 1890.

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8, 1890
THE DIGEST Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE ABOVE TAXES ON
ALL PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL:
THE SPECIFIC TAX ON PROFESSIONS;
ALSO THE POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION
AL RPOsEs ON ALL MALE RESI-
DENTS OF THE CITY AKD COUNTY BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF FL AND 60 YEARS.
Office at the court house. Hours la. m. to
2p m. JAMES J. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector, G. G.
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Raw Amarican Cardinal.

NoTRE DAME. IND, Nov. lin an inter-
view day Vicar-General Brady of st.
Louis stated that Arch-b shop Kennick was
sooa to be created cardinal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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"JESs sO!s
II one hundred hottrs had he dau
Ind the afJht but OF,
From morn t'U s1ls ned toll asraz.
As our tcork is nerer dJne.
Curious a. it may be. our business i,.-....-
SO from day to day until We som tim ~,
what the end OF our success will evspt1sllv -
TO. We starte1 in to earn the publi-.s an ~.
tion- Nothing catches on TO the popular 80.
quicker than Conservative prices. win soo5 =.
suit AMI quick execution. We are alone I, a..
claim TO deliver job in the shortest n,ss,bI.
m ment. Try US and be convnc ID vyb-n 70,
require Commercial or Artistic Joo Pr n+;n-
Phone 40.
ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING co
Whitaker Street.
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FINE HORSES Ann MULES ron SALE.

Horses safe for aides TO dr. We Horses not afrai
OF rail ca Is or steam. lar-e Mules, me mum
Mules, fine Ora 8 and ~ les in Saddle Horse
Livery, at GUILAARTIN q MEH TENS
Boarding, Sale, Livery Stable.
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DEATHS.

HETTERICK.-Died. Nov. list. GEoRGE HEI-
TERIcK. Funeral notice tomorrow. 80 State
street
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GRIFFIN, GA, Nov. 1.-Dr. George B.
Beecher died suddenly at his home last
night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO BEAUFORT
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1890.
TIE FAvoRITE STEAMER ELIZA HANCox.
Capt. Post, will leave Taggart's Coal
Wharf. foot Of East Broad street,
at $3.50 a. u. (C.ty Time
ONE HOUR AT BEAUFORT-
Back early in the evening. A charming sail
down the Savannah River. through Gala
bogue Sound and inside the Sea
Islands all the way.
TIC ROUND TRIP, FIRST-CLAss 75c-
800 Second Class
On Main OK. Forward Of LADIES' Saloon. SOC.
Refreshments at City Prices
NOTICE.
Mr. ROBT. A GRADY has THIS DAY been
admitted 8 msTnb-r Of our firm. The business
viii be continued under the firm name of J. E.
GRADY & SONS.
LE. GRADY son.
SAvASSAH. Nov. /, 1890.
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1 AM ORDERED

To Sell a Henry Street House
Because the owner is about to leave the state,
after having fixed up home full of comforts,
in a locality that abounds in good neighbors,
owning neat, pretty homes.
The lot is a large one, 52x1OS. and. the house
being separa,e from any other, gives plenty of
breathing space anil garden room, which has
been utilized to good advantage.
In order to make a sale ID ten days, am per
mtted to give very easy terms, which will be
given in detail to interested inquirers.
AS the locality is reached by both the Belt and
Abercorn cars, every facility will be given 10
inspect the premises. Call early and get this
home-like home.
n. DORSETT.
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ROssiGNOL,
SAW-MILL THE SAW-MILL.
REAL ESTATE MAN,
ROssIGNOL

NAL EAolAlG MAN.
Offers one of the most c mplete Saw-Mils IN
Georgia, situated on the g. s. aud F. Ry., about
40 miles from Savannah; Seedlings Blacksmith
Shops, Commits AIRY Stab s,etc. Unlimited lease
on 1900 acres timber; 5000 acre adjoining pro-
durable at low figure; 40 horse power engine,
50 horsepower boiler, new hoe saws, IL
Mules, Timber Carts II Oxen. new Gan
Ed ger, new Automatic Single Mac nine, new
Automatic Saiagls Press, new Barrel Stave
Machine. all Harness AMI necessary appurte-
nances, Improved Welsh Feed Cap city 1900
merchanta5le lumber. Capacity 5000 boards.
Mil only six mo tbs old. For terms and condi-
ton Of sale address
ROSSIGNOL. Real Estate,
Corner Bay and Drayton Streets.
Savannah. Ga.
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NOTICE.
SwIt4keYtaM Nams-
EodR's ncouv ksA-
ReUq
ROsa3GNOL

THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
Offers for MT beautiful farm of % acres
wv tn good DWELLINGS, high and dry, r-ady for
cultivation. Just a Joining city. For terms, and
etc, apply as above.
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GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Authorized capital S., ooo,o oo
IMPROVED FEATURES.
Fixed premium M bidding. Lends money
at per cent. Loans granted promptly without
unreasonable decay. No tMcsd loans Elk
penses reduced to the minimum and made
uniform under the bylaws Borrow carry
only one share of stock for each 800 borrowed,
instead o two as in most other companies.
81 600 borrowed for seven years cost, only SIC
per month.
81 per month for seven years will earn $1,000
Profit on investment 25 per cent. per annum.
November series new open.
Gen raj Offices: northeast corner Bull and
Bryan streets. Upstairs.)
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HEADQUARTERS OGLETHORPE LIGHT
INFANTRY.
ARMoRY FIRST Vol. Rot OF GA,
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. list, 1890.
Assemble at your quarters In fatigue uniform
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. Sd. at balf-past
seven o'clock. for tue purpose of escorting the
Republican Blues to their Bazaar. Uniformed
passive members are requested TO be present.
By order OF CAPT. W. S. ROCKWELL,
Commanding.
". D. MCMILLAN, JR, First Sergeant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DO YOU
Really Want TO Mike Money!


DO YOU
Really Want 10 Nj IKE Money!
what better chance will YOU ever have than
to buy; well l5cated property now and sub
divide it in the springs
In the near future there viii be more property
sold, more money made on real estate and
higher prices realized than has ever yet been
known in Savannah.
The demand for OUTSIDE operators has Just
commenced. Heretofore we have bought and
sold from and to each other.
have 1000 feet front on Bull street, aud the
same fronta re on Whitaker street. of as beauti-
full plateau as can be found in this vicinity.
only want from q buyer $1,000 cash and
the balance In four or five years, with interest
at per cent
This is the best chance ever offered to form
syndicate and realize large profits.
C. H. DoRSETT
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ROssIGN0L,

THE REAL ESTATE MAN,
Offers the following acres:
50 acres Skidway road 10oacres Waters road.
10 acres Montgomery Cross roads.
sc acres White Bluff road.
% acres Middle ound road.
IS acres Midi Ground road.
10 acres near White Bluff road.
50 acres near White Bluff road.
is acres White Bluff road, "a acres White Bluff
road 100 acres Waite B uf road. $50 acr-s near
Cattle Park 3j-acre farm Fleming Station, 40
acrs arm GA s., F & W. Ry.. 5-acre farms near
tht cly
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SAVANNAH RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

SAVANNAH, g., Nov. I'd. 1890.
Members Of tue location are requisite to
ass lnble at the corner of Abercorn and Duffy
streets THIS AFTERNOON at 1915 O'Clock, for
the purpose of attending the funeral of Mr..
EDWARD DwELLE, late member of the Executive
COMMITTEES. JAMES w. MCALPlN. President,
JOHN NJ. BRYAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

R. Z PEPPER Ill. BAY STREET. W. J. HAITI, il
To OUR FRIENDS AND TEX PUBLIC: We taSe
pleasure In announcing that We have THIS
DAY opened a Office for the purpose OF carry
ing on the Insurance aud Real Estate business
A share OF your patronage is earnestly Noted.
Very respectfully, PEPPER & HARTE.
SAVANNAH NOV l. 1890
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WAGON COMPANY.
EX.,.ato7D PINK DS<HLG
SnsN Geu M .gps.<1A e.
a<rslt@< ReDAS
ROssIGXOL,

THE REAL ESTATE MAN,
Offers: Plum ing Company Stock. Cotton Mil
Stock. Excelsior StocS. Chatham Real Estate
and improvement Company stock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES
E. c. PACETTL,
PRACTICAL WORKMAN.
TIN RooFNG. CUTTERS AND LEADERS.
REPAIRING TIN ROOFS, Ere. Ere.
Galvanized Coruices and window Caps e
specially.
Agent for Cortright Metal Roofing Shingles
Corner Jefferson and state Streets.
ROssIGNOL,
THE REAL ESTATE MAN,
Offers a d IightfuI home on Fourth avenue, be-
tween Bull aud Whitlker, very cheap.
QUICK DISPATCH
Rapid transit characseri1es the ege Slow
coach methods are obsolete. The customer
buys quickly, his purchases must bs delivered
quickly, and does everything but pay quickly.
Vehicles are needed. livery wagons must be
used. and that's where we step in, furnish them
in every conceivable shape, special orders par
ticularly. Can't keep al kinds in stock. you
know. Heavy as well as ligat Trucks also our
forte; big deal on forty Fifties." result,
big tumble price now SIS. Money can do al
most anything. Don't you need buggy or
family Surreys Examine US
SAVANNAH CARRIAGE AND
WAGON COMPANY.
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ROssIGNOL,
THE REAL ESTATE MAN,

Offers the lot on West Broad street Immediately
south of Mullryne's Drug Store. A bargain.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN BLUES,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. /, 1890
General o der No. g.
I. The company will assemble at armory on
MONDAY, Nov. 3, at p. m. in fatigue uni.
form.
IL The Oglethorpe Light Infantry have ten
the Bazaar will be for nally opened in an address
by Col leo A. 5ercer.
LII. Every active member is expected TO be
present, and all honorary, veteran. pay and
exempt members are cordially invited to Join
with us and make this Bazaar success.
BY order of
W. D. DIXON, Captain Com'd'g.
T. J. SMITH, Act'g First Sergt
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MOTTO.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. I. 1890
The firm of HARVEY & MOCK was THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. @. W. MOCK
withdrawing from the firm, Mr.. ]. B. HAIR
VEY assuming all La oil es and will continue
the business at the old stasd.
J. B. HARVEY.
c. W MOCK.
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5Nopo> SYr~k-
ReE SEE o33f Yves

RkMOtAL.
take pleasure in informing my friends and
the public that ] have this day removed my
HorseS osuz estaOl s lme1J 10 No. 1914 S.
Julian street Reservoir squarel, where / sn Ill
be pleased to receive share of their natrou age
Very respectfully. JAMES F. FURLONG
NOVEMBER 1sT. 1890.
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LETTINGS.

ZERUBBABEL LODGE No. rs, r. 4 A. VI.
An extra communicat on Of this lodge a
will be held THIS Sunday AFTER ~
NOON at 800 O'Clock, for tn purpose Of w
paying e last tribute OF pect to our
deceasd brother, K. J. PURSE. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren fraternally in
vited To meet with us. W. a. WALKER, W. NJ
JOIN RILEY, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
CONFEDARATE VETERANS AssOCIA
TiON

Members OF the Confederate Veterans Asso.
citation will assemble at Chatham Artillery hall
al ) p, NJ. to attend funeral of deceased Veteran
Edward Dwelles.
WV. GORDON, V. P.
r. g. CABANISs, Secretary