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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-22
RAIL AND CROSsrIB.

At the meeting of the stockholders of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, the
old boardof directors was reelected, with
the exception of George S. Scott, who wal
succeeded by James Swami.
The Plant Line steamship Olivette lef
Kingston, Jamaica, Friday, Oct. 81, with
cargo of bananas, and arrived at Pori
Tampa Sunday evening. TIE entire cargo
was forwarded via the Plant system OF
roads Including Alabama Midland railroad
to Montgomery, thence via Louisville anC
Nashville railroad, arriving in Chicago, Ill.
early Friday morning. Nov. z, making the
unprecedented time of seven days from
Jamaica to Chicago. This freight made
quicker time than any traveller ever did on
hrst-class passenger trains.
The flfty-fifth annual meeting of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany was held in Wilmington Warren G..
Elliott was unanimously chosen president
for the ensuing year, aud the following gen.
tlemen directors: W. T. Walters, Michae
Jenkins. II. 3. Plant, b. F. Newcomer, j.
T. McCay, A. j. DeRosset, d. MecRae, E.
b. Borden, George Howard and W. H. Will
ard. The following officers were continued
in their respective positions: J. R. Kenly
assistant general manager: John +. Divine,
general superintendent; w. III. Riach, gem
eral auditor; T. M. Emerson, general
freight and passenger agent; and B. R.
Dunn, engineer Of roadway.
Maj E. B. Stahlman, third vice president
of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, has
resigned. Judge w. J. Wood of Evans.
vile, has been appointed to succeed him.
Maj. Stahlman sent in his resignation sew.
eral weeks age, but it was not accepted. He
rendered the resignation the second time
and President Norton has accepted it.
Judge Wood, the successor TO Mai Stahl-
man, has been with the road ten or twelve
years, being general solicitor for Indiana
and Illinois. He is said to be one of the
brightest lawyers in Evansville. He will
remove TO Nashville, as that city is the
headquarters of the third vice president.
Maj. Stahlman is widely known as a rail-
road official He will retire from
railroad affairs and attend to his private
interests, which are very large. He is one
of the largest stockholders In the Union
stock yards at Nashville, and the property
pays an enormous dividend. He is inter
ested in several other enterprises, and he is
re uted to be the largest stockholder in the
Nashville Eyening Banner. He has been
written up more in the newspapers than any
other southern railroad official for standing
up for the road against new railroad enter
prises. One of these fights against him
was very bitter. 1t was during the time
that the Tennessee Midland was seeking
entrance to Nashville, but he carried his
point During the fight he was offered the
presidency Of the Tennessee Midland al a
large salary, but he refused to accept the
position.
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MoTaEa WALLACE COMING.
The Mother of the Author of .Re
Eur" to bs Here Next Week

Inc Mother of the Author of Ben
sur" to bs Here Next Week.
Mrs. Zerelda G. Wallace, mother of the
author of Ben Hur,n will be in Savannah
next week, and will lecture Tuesday and
wednesday nights in Trinity church lecture
room and in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs.
Wallace has been attending the national
convention Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union III Atlanta. The Union Sig
nal, the olgen OF the Womau's Christian
1emDerance Union, says of her: The re
sources OF her mind, the treasures of her
judgment, tie magnanimity of her heart.
Verihes her title to the epithet
often applied to her, The noblest
Roman of them ALL She has earned the
right TO repHdiate with dignity the asper-
slons OF those who say that an interest in
public affairs mars the gentleness of woman
hood. She has Graded three generations
IN her arms, aad earned true title to the
most devoted motherhood. She is thor
oughly versed in the thought of the age.
critically reading newspapers representing
all the leading questions of to-day, and re-
gardlng the decent and diguified press as
the great educator
A beautiful story is told in connection
with that wonderful book, "Ben-Hur.n by
Gen. Lew Wallace, her stepson. 1t is said
that Mrs. Wallace. in answer TO the an.
thors wish for her opinion, on the appear
ance or the volume, replied: 90, my son,
IL Is a none-such of a story; but how did
You ever Invent that magnificent character.
the motherw why, you dear, simple
heart" he answered, with a kiss, ''how
could you fail to know that the original OF
tnat picture is your own blessed self, -
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Contiuued from SeUenth Page. .

1,hersham Hammond. H & Co, D Hogan. II c
Han. Fl Hirsch, T Halligan, Hun q Co. q
Ilsisiino A Fanley jackson, NJ & Co, ID Kohler.
= .inchter. Krouskof, kavanaugh b. w G
King ] I.asky, Mrs X LAYTON. Appman Bros.
III ~ fyons q Co, B II Levy & Bro, Ludden & b.
Y;ndssv q N. Iauney & g. f Lowell s Sons, est
II Lawn. II Logan, Lloyd a A. A Lefner & Son,
n Tvous Lowell & L, y Lang, A Miller & Co,
7 7 vnc6. Menhard Bros & Co. Morrison, F & Co,
SS,l6r Rros- u J Morrison, ID MyersOn. I A
If',ilrvne a Co. Lee Roy Myers a Co, w B Nell
- o. II Movie. Morning News, Mcmillan Bros.
a SI.,Lesn.,a q W A Minis Sons. McGillis & X, W
= 1TsgTIire Moore & J, Mutual Coop Asso'n, X
r 11iIc6onsll. J McGrath & Co. NJ Nathan, Mrs
i-sshjt I i Nevitt,G Nichols, Jno Nicolson Jr,
SS,o-ton < RI. S L newton. & Noryaski, Order W
nc r I O'Brien, Order III Newmark. y Pun
III palmer Hardware Co, Phillips Bros w A
F;.,an Planters Rice Mill. L Putzel J Pres
.ls e Pratter, C s Richmond, A Rhodes &: Co,
ID Prdsnbsck. ] Riley, ] T Shuptrine & Bro,
sh.,,.nnab Plumbing Co. Savannah Grocery Co,
..rs1nah Staem Bakery. Savannah G & " Co,
ssrenHsh Ciuauo Co. st Joseph Infirmary. Stern
- / : silva f A Schwarz. H g. SchTeiner. ]
~ 81, G Suits & Co. Shotter Co,
s.-sven House, II NJ Selig, Smith Bros, G Searle,
u u Simkins. P B Springer, II Solomon q Son.
" T Tayl +. 2 Tuberdy, d Thomson, Mrs O
Tavlor, W Thomson, 6 W Tiedem2n & Bro,
T;iswater Oil Co, Teeple & Co, b L Timer, II
Van(;eissn Thos Wost, A VI & G w West. Wells
Pros. Mrs j Waring, Watson & 7, G N West, II
1tctrhnau, Woods, & Co, J d Weed & Co. st
-? Yonge j P Williams & Co, Southern FIX Co,
n Zoski s T e W Ry, stmrs Alpha, Bellevue,
Katie. Barker, Ga & Fla s Il Co.
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a Suggestion to Rice Planters.


Editor Of the Morning Ne'os: Would
you Kindly give sufficient space to sa-
Fannah river planter. that he may warn his
co-laborers against forced sales of their
product, which has been made at a very
heavy outlay of money, patience and
energy, and which the threshing ma
chlnery has already demonstrated to be the
most deceptive crop yet harvested. Planters
who thought they coald safely estimate their
average per acre at 25 to 40 bushels now
ma mat 20 to 80 bushels is the actual
rice IN store for shipment. while the tai
ing File" upon examination, winnows
out IN some cases one-fourth.
and onethird Of the crop cut. tied
and threshed. what were supposed TO be rice
hlled grains turning out to be "blasted
grams, with not the suspicion Of a kernel
within. There Is a cause a reason for every
such agricultural disappointment but the
tect cannot now be ignored: that on this
river a short crop is now certain. and that
prices VIII sympathiZs with the discovery.
The Knowing oues ascribe it TOT cyclunic
breeze which occurred when the March rice
was IN bloom, and which was of sufficient
power TO fell forest trees, as IL is an e.
tablished theory that to blow off, brush of. .
or disturb the bloom on the rice plant Is to
destroy the maturity of the grain within
t1e deceptive chaff.
Then the fesrful rain OF over six weeks.
commencing just at the inception of the
harvest, necessitated breaking down, remov-
ing ana rebuilding stacks again and agaia
TO preserve the straw from rotting and the
grain from sprouting. Planters generally,
out particularly in the south, are as apa-
thetlc rs lambs led out to be slaughtered by
the speculative wolves, called merchants, Of
this year of our Lord 1890. Will no one
nave foresight and enterprise sufficient to
state facts which must otherwise be uu-
known until our dearly. made cereal passes
into the hands OF our quondam friends, the
buyers, until 1t is ali sold, ana then, Job,
my" the world is very often and forcibly
reminded that India and China have made
short crops, Japan mas made almost a tail
ure while our friends in Louisiana have
lost heavily by excess of water
In the fields, in many parts
of CelcaSien parish the water bsing reported
fourteen inches deep around the stacks,
lator scarce and dear, and some farmers
have lost every stack from excess Of moisture
and heat. Be We warned, fellow planters
remember last season our market was kept
a half cent below Euro9eau quotations till
the crop changed hands, when upit bounded
IN April and May, paying handsomely those
who held, while the merchant princes added
another bonanza to the many already made
and stored up for rainy day. PAYsoy,
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FINED HEAVILY FOR oURs1NG
Mayor Schwarz Determined to Put a
Check on Profanity.

mayor ScnWerz determined to Put a
Check on Profanity.
Mayor Schwarz is determined to break
up cursing on ths streets, and any one
brought before him charged with this
onense nesd expect no mercy.
The ofense is one to which little attention
has been paid by the authorities for years,
and as result Its growth has been marvel
| Gus. Ladies cannot walk the streets with
| out being shocked with the most rihald
oaths and obscene language.
Negro women particularly have been re-
| marked for their foul language on the
| streets. and several who have been arrested
were fined heavy sums. This seems to
| have had the effect of remedving
! matters to a certain extent.
| and arrests for this violation
OF the law have besn less frequent for the
| past few weeks.
Yesterday morning. however, Mayor
| Schwarz had an offender before him in the
person of a colored woman named Dolly
Stiles, and after hearing the testimony
| In the case he sentenced her to
| pay fine of $50, or in lieu
| serve thirty days on the chain-gang This
is the heaviest sentence vet imposed for an
offense of this character, and hereafter they
| will probably be increased until the evil is
| abated.
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ATrHE Y. M. c. ASSOCIATION.
Secretary stradtnan Attending the
Convention at st. George. S. C.

Secretary Stradtnan Attending the
Convention at st. George, S. c.
Fl. o. Carmichael, the new physical di-
rector, writes that he will be here Dec. l,
and ready for work.
The meeting for men only tomorrow
will be led by Rev. c. H. Strong OF ST.
Johns church. Young men are especially
welcome. The meeting commences at .
O'Clock p IN.
A meeting of the boys interested in organ
izing boys department will be hel4 in
the lecture room of the association to-
morrow at ) D. m. Boys, members of
evangelical churches. are invited to be pres
ent. .,ft
Secretary Stradtman has been called to
attend district convention at st. George,
s. c., owing to the Serious illness Of the
wife of State Secretary Wynn. In Mr..
Stradtman's absence, until Monday, those
desiring membership tickets will see II. T.
Moore at the rooms tonight.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR.


4'''li ngs Along the Wharves and
among the Shipping.
ID. a1Tyanangh & Brennan cleared yesterday
|tgqoT R 1- steamship Unita for Mon
|rss' 10y q; via Savana-la-Mar, with 8,317
|f@t r piUcn pine lumber. measuring 93,S12
|Wvfhrra lued at $4,000 Cargo by Salas &
|eesrs.jp l Iln steamship Saint Asaph was
|Bre,sg. leStered by Strachan & Co. for
|seebSnr.'. WIN . 5,341 bales of upland cotton,
ES 'Ds @'9o6,S59 pounds, valued at 1862, :
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b,s. NASHVILLE, TENN, March %, 1890.
Tsn n"' > A'crobe Killer Co., Nashville,
nv ~, b asAEN-In reply to yours, inquiring
an ,' l,1'Vu at the present date, will say:
pce N.Y. vi ina having had but one spell of illness
lious foy .ast testimonial of 1889; that was
Fg Aicroba, i T August. I had Quit tax
|aying has o5 Miller for about five months.
Eyer. and ND no no reed for it. broke up nv
Fnber I va started to work the first of Sep
rs Of AM, NV nave not lost a day from Ill
(as emf I'll Aihd | now feel as though l
bother ', stl cured, but through fear of
Engs are s LIS disagreeatle weather. NV
Fl 3 fa iu rely In good condition, as play
b Repim1oonc ornet in Baxter's First Tennes-
fcts from i, band, and feel no bad eff
Eent. I ch. the lungs to use this instru-
Weak oCc!heerfully recommend II 70 , ali of
Ed fifteen tuition like myself. / have
thing b9t Jugs, and have experienced
Tat I # !. the best results, and can safely
on the a not Injurious to the system,
or Te eS other other hand, gives tone and
Or sale by 1p5uly, W. c. HAWKINS.
Dueiers Pharmacy.-Ad.
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ROUGH on COTGHs

For Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. Sore Throat.
Csc ROUGH ON TooTHACHE. Iastaut re-
lief. 15c ROUGH ON CORNS, Liquid 15c.
Salve 10c.-Adr.
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Phillips Dieestible Cocoa

Produces feeling of ightness and buoyancy,
as against that of weight. headache and dcpres-
sion. so common with the ordinary cocoa Your
druggist and grocer have it-Adv.
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4 NEORGIA-CTiATdAM CuuNTY.--MRS. GRACE
N Il. DASHEk has applied TO Court OF Ordi-
nary for twelve months maintenance and sup
port for herself and minor children out OF tbs
estate of FRANK W. DASHER, deceased.
Appraisers have made return allowing same.
These are, therefore. 10 cite all whom 10 may
concern to appear before said court to make
objection ON or before FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER, next, otherwise same viii be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON H. FFRRILE..
October, 1890. FRANK H. KEILBACH,
Clerk O. o. O. Go.
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Attention. II you desire a fine head of
hair of a natural hue and free from dan
druff, Halls Hair remover is the best and
safest preparation to accomplish it'd.
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OAK. Pina and Liehtwood

For sale by r. B. Cassells. corner Gwin-
nett street and S. f., u W. Ry. Telephone
77.-Adr
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GEOR6IA, CHATHAM County. - Notice IL
NJ hereby given that have made application
10 the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham County
for an order TO sell the undivided remainder in-
terest In lands belonging 10 the estate OF DAM
TEL J. O'DONAHUE, lunatic. for the payment
of debts and support, and that said order will
be granted at the DECEMBER TERM, 1870, of
said court unless objections are tiled.
MARY ODONAHUE,
Guardian for Daniel J. O'Donahue L1nntc.
Savannah, October alst 1900.
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. 49, Notice Is
NJ hereby given that l have made applica-
ton 10 tho Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county, for order TO sell the undivided ne-third
interest Of In and TO a certain tract of Wild un-
cultivated land in Tattnall county, Georgia.
lying on the waters Of the Altamaha river aud
Watermelon creek containing twenty seven
hundred R,700) acres, more or less, being
bounded on various sides by the Hopewell and
Darien road, by Bogg's swamp and by the lands
of Charles Padgett. Andrew Pad gett Jones,
Anderson and Mattock; said tract having such
metes. hounds and dimensions az set ont IN
plat made by Josiah Kennedy. county surveyor
of Tattnail county, on July ", 1889; belonging
to estate Of WILLIAM ~ HOLT deceased. for
the payment of debts and distribution, and that
faid order will be granted at DECEMBER
TERM. 1890, of said court, unless objections are
filed HARRIET X. HOLT,
Administrators Est OF VIM N. Holt, decd.
Savannah, Oct Dber 81 1890.
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CHARLOTTE, n. c., March 25, 1899.
Rddam's Eicrobe Killer ConpdEH Nash
rifle, Tenn:
GENTLEMEN-Replying to yours of the
Goth inst, in regard to sales, ETC., of Microbe
Killer, we can conscientiously say that we
have never sold any MEDICINE that gave
better satisfu Lotion 10 the customers than
Radam's Mlcrobe Killer Yours truly,
r. H. JORDAN q Co.
For sale by Buffers pharmacy.-Ad
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SOME ANGLERS assert that the keen-si snt7d-
ness Of a trout is due TO his ''specks. "-Bost9ii
Courier.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from the premises OF the Savannah
- cotton mill, pointer bitch white and liver
colored spots, answering TO The name of Nettie
A liberal reward will be given il returned to the
engineer of the mill
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CITY BREVITIES.

az fo o3oal lines in the police court yester.
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NOR RENT. blacksmith and wheelwright;
IL best stand In city; on West Br, ad street.
Apply to GUILMARTlN & MEHRTENS'
Stables.
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4 EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas,
" HARRY s OPPENHEIMER has applied
TO Court of Ordinary for Letters OF Admins
tration on tho estate of ALICE +. OPEN
HElMER, deceased.
These are, therefore, To cite and admonlsh all
whom 10 may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court TO make objection (if any thay
have) ON or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER NEXT. otherwise said letters will
he granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRrL.
Ordinary for Chatham county this the 3ist day
of October, 1890.
FRANK n. KEILBACH.
Clerk &. O.. C. G.,
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ct Indicecestracs. rIncnes and hundredsns.
c. 5. GoRGEs. Observer Signal Corps.
For a disordered liver try Beecham's
Pills. --Adr.
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NOR RENT. Lot foot Zuby street, 87x1G0
Il G. II. REMSHART IFS Bryan.
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Of the i", &c strange il Meyerbeer's music
s'ng kind.-Bosfon 1rar-
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TOR RENT, stalls. mule pens; accommoda-
II dations for any kind OF stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale. Boarding and Livery
Stables GUILMARrIN Il MEHRTENS.
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NOR RENT OR SALE, fine new house on
II Castor street, between Lincoln and Haber-
sham. just completed. All conveniences. I'm
mediate possession. Apply to A. X. LAWTON
Jr., ia Bryan, or w. TRENHOLM HOPKINS,
at Savannah Guano Company, SO Bay.
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MISCELLANEous

MING CHIN LEE. lisa BroHghton street
w Chinese and japanese goods fine curios
etc
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ELORAL DESIGNS of all kinds. cut Flowers.
Il Decorations for Churches. BalS. Festivals
Etc by Oe schg's Nursery. Leave yonr orders
with GARDNER, 9Ols Bull street.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE To HEIRS AND NEXT OF KIN.
4 EORGIA, MUscOcEz CorSrY.-To all usr-
~ sons interested as next Of kin OF HAR-
RIET MYRiCk. deceased. You are hereby
notified that HARRIET MYRICK. colorsd
lwho formerly lived in the city OF savan.
nah. tleorgie. and was then known a.
Harriet CartorJ died intestafe ia the
city Of Columbus. Ga. on Oct p 1856 leaving
an estate amounting ln value 10 four hundred
and forty-one dollars ant sixty-six cents
Sti 65l, aud that for the want OF any known
heirs or next OF kin Of said HARRIET
MHRiCk, proceedings are now pending in The
Court Of Ordinary Of Musc0gee county, Geor-
gia, To escheat said estate.
WRIGHT II. HOWARD
admir- OF estate Of Harriet Myrick decd
CoLvNnrS, GA. sept. ?, 1890.
4 NEORGlA. CHATHAM COUNTY - Whereas.
~ II. H. KNIT nus applied 20 Court Of or,
binary for Letters Of Admins ration on tbs
estate OF JAMES ATKINS. deceased.
These are. therefore. 20 cite and edmonsil
all Whoniit may conrern To be and appear be-
fore said court. 10 make objection III any they
haNel ON or before the FIRST MONDAY IS
DELE VI Der NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON J.. FEPRrfI.
Ordinary FOR Chatham county this the 3ist day
Of october, 1929.
FRANK r.. KEILBACH
Clerk G. O.. G. G.
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ETOR RENT an elegant four-story building
4 45x60 on Bull street. with cellar 10 feet in
the clear, First story IS feet. second story 1
feet third story Is feet. fourth story ~ feet
high Plate glass front, elevator and all mod
ern improvements and conveniences now in
course Of erection one of the best stands in
the city aud would make an elegant retail dry
goods grocery, clothiog or drug store, same be-
ing one-half OF the new building to be occupied
by us, The two stores divided by fire wall.
Possession given from November 18th to De-
cember LIST. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS. Savannah, Ga.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IGOR RENT, building on Williamson and
Il River streets Central R r.. passes the
building). suitable for warehouse, and upper
floor fitted for stable, has stalls for IS head
stock: rent low. Apply p d. DAFFIN & SON,
Real EItate Brokers, corner Bryaa ADD Drayton
streets
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TOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
Il ing; it is a handsome new ediiice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
TO any class of business S; possession given inme-
dately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN. Treas
urer Union Society.
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SMOKE
PERSONAL.

DHOTOGRAPHY.- a speciality. An
styles and sizes, from stamps to life size.
FINEST Photographs made in Savannah at J. \.
WILSON'S ), 81 Bull street. Business established
June & 1865.
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INRSr-CLAsS bo0k-keeper Office manager
Il or general manager desires to change;
ability, experiences and integrity unquestion-
able. For Interview address. in confidence
with real name. RELIABLE, News Office
u APlD stenographer desires engagement;
IL prefers wholesale firm with plenty work
TO occupy time Address COMPETENT" this
ofilce
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Observations taken &C the same moment Of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING News
SAvANEAS. Nov. 81, 1875 p. NJ. city time.