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ANOTHER IN TOW.

A Pickens County House Burner
Caught in North Carolina.
ATLANTA, GA, April 19.-Sheriff John
son and Michael Stoner of Pickens county
are here on their way to Jasper with another
of the famous gang of house burners. Mon
treville Hobart is the member last cap
tured- He vas picked up near Saluda. n.
c., and will be tried for arson. the evidence
against him being, it is claimed, conclusive.
When Holbert joined the band he signed
the articles Of agreement under the name
Of Stoner who now has him in charge for
burning his (Stoner's) house.
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THE HOLMES TRIAL.
TIE hOAME TRIAL.
Both Sides Closed and Arrangements
for Argument Made.

Both Sides Closed and Arran gementS
for Argument Made
ROME, GA, April 19.-Interest in the
Holmes trial is undated. Hundreds
crowded the court room when the court
was called TO order this morning at $50
o'clock. The state introduced a number of
witnesses in rebuttal as to Allgood's pur-
pose in coming to Rome the night of the
tragedy. At 1880 o'clock the state an
nounced that it had closed. and so did the
defense. Arrangements as to argument
consumed some time, and it was finally
agreed that three speeches be delivered on
each side. The court then adjourned till
Monday morning. Speaking will consume
half eff next week.
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GRIFFIN CHANGES.

The Wounded Men Improving-Mrs.
Bailey Worse.
GRIFFIN, GA, April 19.-Col. T. D. Dis
nuke and H. P. Brown, who were hurt in
the fracas reported in the MORNING NEWS,
are both doing well to-day, and will be out
in few days. Their injuries are not SO
serious as at first thought.
Lieut.. Miller of the Southern Cadets has
been appointed by Adjt. Gen. Kell tc
inspect the Spalding Greys on next Tues
day.
Mrs. d. j. Bailey, who was hurt in run.
away Sunday, was not quite so we'll yester
day, but this morning she is reported better
and strong hopes are entertained for her re
cOverY
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Crushed into a shapelegs Mas,

J AcKsoNvLLE, FLA, April 19.-Henrv
bar9es, 8 negro hand at the TROPICAL fhre
worhs. was tais morning crushed into :
enapeless mass. His clothes caught to !
screw on a pulley, and be was dragged
.aIolgh tne machinery. Death was in
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

MOORER--The friends and acquaintance of
Mrs T. d. MooRER and of Mr.. and Mrs W. h.
WILKINSON are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Of the former, from the residence Of
the latter. on Second street. near Whitaker, at
4 O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON
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From the London Daily Times.
In 1878 Prince Bismarck was travelling
fr ON Freidrichsruhe to Berlin is the Ham
b urg train, and at one of the stations Gen.
Won Caprivi got in. intending also to pro-
coed to Berlin. AS he noticed some &C
quaintances among those with Prince Bis
marck he got himself introduced and re-
manned in the saloon carriage, entering into
lively conversation with the chancellor.
With regard to this meeting Prince Bis
marck, on the evening of the same day said
to one of the gentlemen of his encourage:
Il have often wondered who is likely to be
my successor. To-day I have seen him.
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BUFFERS PHARMACY.
Corner Bull and Congress Streets.


NOTICE.
SO BROADWAY. NEW YORK, April /, 1890
We take pleasure in publicly announcing that
Messrs. L. CHARRIER & CO., of Savannah,
Ga, are our sole agents for the state of Georgia
for the following world-renowned firms, for
which WE ARE the sole representatives in
America:
Pedro Domecq & Co, Jerez; Sherries
Cossart, Gordon 81 c., Funchal; Madeiras.
Silver & CosenS Oporto; Ports.
Rouyer, Outlet & Co. C)gnac; Brandies.
John Jameson & Son. Dublin; irish Whistles
The Ardbeg Distillery Company, Glasgow;
Scotch Whistles.
Charles Tauqueray & Co., London; Old Tom
Gin
F. II. Godsell, London; Jamaica Rum.
R. L. Moore & Co, st Croix; st Croix Rum
Binet Fills & Co Reims; Champagne
Martini & Rossi formerly Martini. Sofa &
CO.., Turin; Vermodth.
Reins & Co, Malaga; Malaga Wines
Jose Boule. TSrragona, Tarragona Wines
S. Larcher. Bordeaux; Clarets and White
Wines.
Respectfully referring you to their care, we
remain truly yours,
CULBERT & TAYLOR.
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Are We Not Warranted
SCROFULA.


In urging the use Of Hoods sarsaparilla when,
day after day. it effects such cures as the fol-
lowing2 Indeed, in view Of these facts, it seems
almost the actual duty Of every one who suffers
from scrofula, salt rheum, or any blood disease
TO take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
MY adopted boy II years old, suffered
terribly from scrofula for fourteen months. He
had running sores on his leg which spread till
they at one time formed one great sore from
the calf Of his leg up TO his thigh, partially
covered with scab and discharging matter con-
tinually. The muscles became contracted so
that his leg was drawn up aud he could hardly
walk. We tried everything we could hear of.
without success until we began giving him
Hoods Sarsaparilla- bought bottle of this
medicine, and in just one month. after he had
taken about twothirds of the bottle, the sores
were entirely healed up, his leg perfectly
straight and he can walk as well as ever. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine ever saw for
scrofulous humor. 1t has done its work more
than satisfactorily" WILLIAM SANDERS, Rock
dale, Milan County, Texas.
NIalarial Fever.
my little girl. about II years old, was taken
with maarial fever and had chiIls for about if
teen months We took her to the mountains
and worse until she got so weak she could not
sit up. She had not been able to dress herself
for three years, and we had given UP all hopes
of her recovery, when we were advised to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. We did so, and she be gan
to grow better. We sent all the way to New
York for the FIRST bottle, as there was done in
this part of the country. It has wonderfully
benefited her and we now have strong hopes of
her complete recovery. We thank Hoods Sar-
saparilla as the means of giving her back to us
when we were in despair" D. P. HOPKINS, City
Assessor and Collector, San Marcos, Texas.
Headaches.
81 have been troubled with severe headaches
a number of years, and have been cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla." MARY DANvERs, Louis
vile Kentucky.
Liver Difficulty.
81 have been suffering more or less with dys-
pepsia and liver difficulty for a long time. Be
ing handed one of Hoods Sarsaparilla pam
phlets, conc 'uded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Hoods Pills, and am now in better health
than have been for twenty years. can safely
recommended the medicine" G. G. JAMES
Winona, Mississippi.
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OPEN HOUSE
For the guests OF the merchants of Savannah.
No one should fail to attend this event.
HEADQUARTERS GENERAL COMMIT
TEE MERCHANTS WEEK.

NoTICE-HoTELs AND BoARDrG HOUSE
KEEPERS.
The Merchants Week Committee estimate
that there will be nearly $1,000 strangers in the
city during the coming celebration, who will
require accommodation and in order to facili-
tate matters the different Hotels and Boarding
Houses, and Private Houses, who expect to en-
terrain visitors. are kindly requested to send
their names to this Office, wi h rates. and how
many they can accommodate. This informa-
ton should be Furnished promptly, as inquiries
are already coming in for accommodation.
H. W. PALMER
Chairman Executive Board
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
GERMANIA SOCIAL CLUB.
The regular meeting of the Germauia Social
Club will be held THIS Sunday EVENING at
Germania Hall at Soclock. 4 full attendance
is requested By order of the president,
E. LABICHE.
Attest: G. MAcHER, Secretary.
wORKINGMES's UNION ASSOCIATION.
The members of the Workingmen's Union
Association are hereby ordered to appear at
their hall al 1879 THIS AFTERNOON, to pay
the last tribute of respect to our deceased
brother, WILLIAM PETT1GREw. By order of
j. S. REYNOLDS, President.
R. H. THOMAS Secretary.
THE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
VIII meet at Mrs. O. Cohen's. So Abercorn
street, on MONDAY April 81, at 12 o'clock.
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION,
SAVANNAH, GA. April 10. 1890
A meeting of the Executive Council Citizens
Sanitary association, open 70 all members, will
be hel MONDAY EVENING. 21st inst, at s
O'Clock, at the Office of the Association Dray-
ton street. By order of the President
DENIS J. MURPHY. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. / 1890, the basis of meas
urement Of al advertising IN the MoRSIEG
NEWS toiu BE- agate. or at the rate of 81 40 an
inch for the first Insertion
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will be held at INV.

The Anniversary Address will be delivered al
O'Clock P. m. by S. B. ADAMS. Esq.
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The meeting will be held at Pm
Members and their families and those who
have been Wards of the Society. and the public,
are cordially invited to join in the celebration
band Of music will be in attendance, and
rooms in the Orphan House placed at the dis
posal of those who wish to dance.
Railroad fare from City and Suburban Rail
way depot to Bethesda and return, soc; Children
and servants half price Tickets for sale at But
ler's Drug Store. Strong's Drug Store, Fernan-
dez's Cigar Store, Theus' Jewelry Store, and
Estil's News Depot, and from the Stewards of
the Society.
Special Railroad Schedules for the day.
Leave city at $3.50. 1925 A. NJ, 10 NJ, 5, BIS P NJ
Leave Bethesda $50, 5:4A $50 IN.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
Will be found regularly on sale at the following
places.
EsTILL'G NEWS DEPOT. 2iI6 Bull street.
CoNNER's NEWS STAND.
E. ]. KIEFFER's DRUG STORE,
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. MULLRYNE & co.'s DRUG STORE,
West Broad and waldburg streets
ST. J. R. YONGE'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Whitaker and Duffy streets,
". 4. BISHOPS DRUG STORE,
Corner Hall and Price streets
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF
SAVANNAH CoTToN PREss ASSOCIATION,
SAVANNAH, Ga, April II, 1890.
The drawings and Specifications for rebuild
ing Lower and Tyler Cotton Press buildings and
sheds can be seen at this Office.
Builders and contractors are requested to
examine same and make estimates for rebuild
ing at once Bids received until April 90 1890
The right TO reject all or any bids is reserved
SAVANNAH COTTON PRESS ASSN.
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INsUREs TITLES TO REAL ESTATE.

WHO'S AFRAID
TO cry out look at the botches all over the land,
Take this town; the largest number of bosses
know as much about printing as they do about
laying bricks. How can they do good work or
fix price, then? They can't do either. IL Won
are willing to pay just right, then call on
TOWNSEND. He is the best workman IN this
section and has a big shop He is a hustler.
and knows his business. He knows what to
buy and how.
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street, on MONDAY April 81, at 12 O'Clock
CITIZENS SANITARY ASSOCIATION
AM THE MANI

\ VI THE MANI
Having devoted years of study to the Builders
Supply business, and having been in a measure
quite successful, which results testify, it
naturally follows that my experience, backed
by ample capital, should enable me to serve the
public in both large or small contracts to the
best advantage.
OUR DEPARTMENTS
In all lines are now complete, and buyers and
builders should consult their interests and
PooKEr-Bo by first getting our estimates on
DOORS, SASHEs, BLINDS, PAINTS AND
OILS, CRATES AND MANTEIS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
DEMENT'S,
And everything connected with the business.
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Is now being organized on the national plan
with headquarters at Savannah, Ga (see
application for charter on page g. which super
cedes the old local loan association by having
all the new and desirable features, the principal
Of which is that no one is compelled to borrow
and the stock can be taken as an Investment
aud carried as such to its final maturity The
company is strong one. and their plan is
meeting with universal popular favor double
the amount OF stock necessary to organization
having been taken already. Subscription lists
can be found OF the folio wing places:
CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK.
ELLIS. YOUNG & co.
STlLLWELL. MULLEN & co.
MALCOLM MACLEAN & co.
B. Fl. LEVY x BRO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MERCHANTS WEEK IN SAVANNAH.

The most enjoyable celebration in the most
hospita6le Of cities.
One solid week of fun and entertainment
Grand Mardi GraS Carnival e1ualing anything
ever given in the south. Imposing Military
Parade. Parade of 900 school children. Tybee
Day. Boat Races by professional sculers.
Horse Races Cavalry Tournament. Firemen
and Band Contests. MAGNIFICENT Trades Dis
play Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibitions.
OPEN HOUSE
For the guests OF the merchants of Savannah
No one should fail to attend this event.
One cent per mile rates from all points, good
from April 20 to May inclusive. For further
information address THE SECRETARY,
"Merchants' Meek.'' Savannah Ga
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20 DOZEN

Assorted Straw Hats; 200 dozen assorted Felt
and Wool Hats; just opened and for sale very
low at JAUDONS
$50 st Julian Street
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IT'S NO USE.
When people want Job Printing. aud want it
properly executed, they always call on firms
who can serve them promptly. We are not
merely Machines" for we also put brains and
ideas into our work. Our customers tell us
their wants. and we put it into shape for them
Patronize people who have an aptitude for their
profession. Send your work to
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING co,
8 Whitaker Street. 4lO Telephone.
Art and Commercial Printers.
p. II. IMAM,
30 Ia Whitaker Street.
Thinning, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
Performed by
CAREFUL AND EXPERIENCED woRKMEN.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
E. C. PACETTI,
Tin and Sheet Iron Worker, Tin Roofing, Gut.
tering and Leaders. Repairing and Painting
Tin Roofs. Galvanized Iron Cornices aud Win.
dow Caps. Specialties 33 jefferson street,
Savannah, Ga. All orders guaranteed salts
factory
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY.
1874 CONGRESS STREET,
Has now capacity of 500 dozen Collars and
Cuffs day. Thu excellent work we are doing
and the consequent increase in our business
compelled us to add the additional machinery
So you see you cannot crowd us now. We are
prepared for you.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
NJ Prayer, Prop.
Telephones $50 and 3S3.
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY.
100 Broughton Street, Savannah. Ga.
Headquarters for
FINE LAUNDRY WORK OF EVERY DE.
SCRIPTION.
Our Shirt, Collar and Cuff work is superior to
anything done in the city. We turn out only
tlrst-class work. Coats, Pants and Pests
cleaned and pressed at very reasonable charges.
MATHER & BATrEN, Prop'rs.
TELEPHONE 90.
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Liver Difficulty.
Hoods SarsapariIla

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD s CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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10th ANNIVERSARY
Union SOCIETY

10th ANNIVERSARY
or THE
UNION SOCIETY.
Bethesda Orphan House,
WILL BE CELEBRATED AT
BETHESDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL q. 1890,
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From. the London Daily Times.

When Bismarck First Saw His Sue
ceSsor.
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THE GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAVANNAH

A. NILE "
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LOVERS OF GOOD MEATS,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
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100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists, 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass
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preiie Ger 2ln5eieen.

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Seiratbss unb Sobesan,eisen nit Spru&
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Snbisu.

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III auf istnsr Orientrsile bier siusetroffen.
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Fair play., 1890-06-14
A Sad Accident.

From the Crystal City correapon-
dent of the Jefferson county Demo
craf, we learn the following parlic.
ulars of a sad accident which hap.
pened to Mr.. Joseph Albert. who
formerly lived in our town. MIR
Frank Klein is the correspondent.
Another sad accident happened a:
the glass works last Monday, which at
the time write this, is thought TO
result in the probable death of injured
man. Joseph Albert, carpenter
employed at the works, and formerly
for many years employed as a typo
by your correspondent, lie the unlucky y
lad. While the men were engaged in
arranging beam for sliding dotr,
it accidentally fell, through the jar of
the polishing machinery it is said,
striking Albert on the head, nearl.
scalping him. He was carried, uncon-
scious, to the residence Of Joseph
Feser, his brother.in-law, where he re-.
mained in q critical condition nutil
last night, when he was removed t.
his home. Yesterday it Was stated
that lie was injured internally. blood
oozing from ears and month. The
sent down this morning
states. though, that the doctors have
great hopes Of his recovery. 1t could
not yet be determined whether h,s
skull is fractured, on account of his
critical condition.
Fair play., 1890-06-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

Joseph Worst was In ST. Louis this
week.
Henry l.. Siebert visited the city a
few days this week.
Mr.. G. Rehm was in ST. Louis Oh
business last Monday.
Rev. Father Schultz went TO Chester,
Ills. Tuesday evening.
Ed. ]. Rozier went TO 81. Louis this
week TO attend Barnum's circus.
Mr.. Paul l.. Lempkc attended Pro-
bate Court in our city this week.
Mr.. Charles II. Meycra visited St.
Louis the early part OF this week.
Mr.. Henry L. Rozier aud wife spen,
several days "f tins week in St. Louis.
Prof. Cokcr and family departed for
ST. Louis on the Ijlcwiid last Sun.
day.
Mrs. J. b. e. LeCompte spent this
week in ST. Louis with relatives aud
frieulis.
Miss Katie Hauri OF this place 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Anton Gidisy
at Bonne Terre.
Rev. Father A. J. Huttler of Wcin-
garten Visited Ste. Genevieye on
Thursday and Friday.
Rev. Father e. L. Van Tourrenheut
Of this city spent several days Of this
week in st, Louis.
Andrew Wilder, the Little Rock
landing keeper was iu the city last
Monday and Tuesday.
Hon. John v. Noel and Mr.. Charles
Luecke of Perryville, were in Ste
Genevieve last Friday aud Saturday.
Joseph Geiler. who is employed in
a drugstore in St. Louis, Is spending
his vacation at his home in our city
this week.
Mr.. John +. Shearl0ck and DIR. J. Il.
Roberts departed for ST. Joseph, Mo,
last Sunday to attend the State Demo-
cratic Cony cniiOn.
Mrs. Jules Boyer and daughter,
Miss Emma, left last Friday tor Boone
VILE, Mo, OH visit to Mr.. and Mrs
George Lalumond,er.
Hon. ]. Z. Terry of ST. Louis
arrived on the ldlewild las. Friday
night to attend the Mass Meeting Of
Ste. Genevieve county Democrats at
New Ofienbarg SATURDAY..
Fair play., 1890-06-14
Erroneous Judgment.

Not one person in ten thousand sees
those with wkom he associates as
they really are. 1t the ideas of many
were granted and brought to public
light, aud We could all see ourselves
As many others see us, our self es,i-
mates would, in all probability. be
much more erroneous than they now
are. The truth is that We regard each
other through vast variety of lenses,
no one Of which is strictly correct.
Passion, prejudice. love If there is
any such thing hatred, benevo!ence
envey and self esteem spectacle cur
eyes and SO utterly prevent us from
observing accurately or with true
human regard and feeling. Many
whom We deem the real porcelain Of
human clay, are mere pot metal, or
other metal, not for human eyes 10
smelt or estimate. and perhaps a still
greater numter of those whom We
put down in our "black books" are DO
further from Heaven, perhaps a little
nearer than the censors who SO will
ingly condemn them. We are habit
ually undervsluing or overvaluiug
each other and in estimating character.
which is profound mystery to the
human intellect, the shrewdest OF US
only now and then make true ap-
praisals Of the virtues aud vices OF
even our closest intimates. If We
could all see ourselvcs a. the world
sees us, mmltitudes would despise
themselves without sufiicient cause
providing honor and Weldon reigns-
and not few be paded up with pride
for which there would DO no homes,
claim or foundation. II ia not just or
fair to look at character from a stand.
point OF ones own selection. A mau's
profile may be unprepossess,ug and
yet his iull face he agreeable and love.
Iy. All such we have seen to our
own sad fate and, perhaps. a slight re.
flectiOm Oh your part, dear reader,
will call to your mind the same sad
story.
The merchant who gives curt
answers in his counting room may he
Il tender husband, . fond father and a
kind helper of the desolatc and OPP
pressed. On the other hand, your
good humored person, who is all
smiles and sunshine in public may
carry something as hard a. the neither
milestone in the place where his hear,
ought to be. Such anomalies are
common. There ia this comfort, how.
ever, for those whose misju,lgments
OF their fellow Eortals lean to the
kindly sides-such mistakes 60 to
their eternal credit in the great
account. lie who treats and thinks
better of his neighbOrs than they
deserve is seldom a bad man, for the
standard by which his judgement 10
guided ia the goodness Of his own
heart. I, is only the base who believe
all men base, or in other words like
themselves. Few, however are al!
evil, and none are perfect but suLjec,
10 human frailties. DENIzEN.
Fair play., 1890-06-14
Local Department.
Special.

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