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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-07
MYSTERIOUS DOUBLE MURDER.
Two Negroes Under Arrest-One OF
Them Tells a Strange Story.

Two Negroes Under Arrest-One OF
Them Tells a Strange Story.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. "a mysterious
double murder was committed in Cobb
county last night near Gilmore Station.
West and Mitt Jones were the victims, and
Lemon Kinley and John Taylor are locked
up here, suspected Of being the murderers.
All the parties are negroes. This morning
al Collins Station Kinley aud two other
negroes boarded the State road train, and
began talking of the murder. The story
told by Kinley sounded like tall tale, and
nobody believed it.
KINLEY'S STORY.
He said that last night the negroes gave
p corn husking at Gilmore station, and he,
with West ana Mitt Jones, attended the
shocking. When it broke up they started
home together On the road they met
three men, who asked them the way to
Marietta. They told them and left. The
three negroes then went to West Jones
home. where they were to stay all night.
Shortly after they reached there the same
men knocked at the door and asked for
sleeping quarters, which being refused,
they broke open the door.
ON THE ALERT.
Kinley. whose suspicious had been aroused
because he thought the men were not ne
groes but whites who had blackened their
faces, and because of their queer conduct,
was on the alert and jumped out of the
back door as they forced open the
front one AS he did SO he was
seized by large man blackened
like the oshers and struggle ensued, which
ended in his breaking away and flying I'M
der fire TO a thicket, where he spent the
night. He saw enough to convince him
that the house was entirely surrounded by
BACKED men. The details of this story
seemed to the hearers 50 improbable that
Kinley was handed over TO the police on
reaching Atlanta.
KIELEY's COMPANIONS ESCAPE.
His companions had jumped off on the
outskirts of the city, before they could be
apprehended. Soon after the finding Of the
dead bodies the case was reported to the
police and a description filed of one of
Kinley's party who had jumped off the
train. Tonight a country negro, dressed
in new clothes and carrying a new valise III
which was new pistol, was apprehended
as fitting the description. He claimed to
be John Phillips, from farm near Macon,
whittier he had come by rail toward Atlanta
as far as Constitution station, where the
notion struck him to walk into town As
he was unable TO give a more satisfactory
reason for quitting the railroad several
miles from his destination and the descrip-
faon seeming to suit him so well, the negro
was held.
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CHARLRsToN's POLLOK
A Bill to Create Commissioners Raise
Storm.

A Bill to Create Commissioners Raises
Storm.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. Dec. 6.-The notice
of the introduction in the legislature of a
bill converting the Charleston police force
iuto a metropolitan force. to be governed
by three commissioners appointed by the
governor, has raised the biggest kind of a
row here among local politicians and others
The bill was drawn up here by some of the
few reformers, and sent to one OF
the young representatives from this
county 70 Introduce He came
home to-day and found such a
storm awaiting him that he at once declared
that he would not press the bill before the
legislature. The present city government
goes out of office next December, and the
aldermen declare that if such bill is passed
they will not vote dollar OF appropriation
to pay the police. If the legislature wants
to run the police folce Of Charleston they
say the legislature win have to pay for the
privilege
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CHIPLRY,s LIBEL SUITS.
The Colonel Comes Out of All Three
with Flying Colors.

! Tn6 AOAOuCA 0OLl05 O4k VI G2AA Ii &C
with Flying Colors.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 6-Three libel
suits were decided in the circuit court here
to-day. all OF them having a somewhat sen
sstional ending and all resulting fayorably
10 the plaintiffs me first was a suit insti-
tutsd by W D. Chipley against the propri-
etors OF the CONNIE rcidL, a newspaper, in
which he claimed $4,000 damages. For
many years past the paper named had pur-
sued Col. ChiplsY with unrelentlng animos-
ity, and Il did not let up when its editor
was published b. Col. Chipiey as a liar and
a coward. though the insult was not re-
scented The same course was adhered TO
bv the paper, even after a change IN its
ownership until "a few months ego,
when a specially scurrilous and abusive
article brought about the suits. When the
case was called to-day the defendants. j.
Emmett Wolfe, S. ". Landrum and {. r
Megee, signing themselves late proprietors
of the Commercial. out their names to the
following document. which was then spread
upon the minutes, when the suit was dis
missed: I've, the defendants, do hereby
admit that the matter published in the Pen
sac0la Commercial and constituting the
subject matter of this suit, and all similar
and kindred made N the same paper, are
untrue and libelous, and we do hereby re-
tract the same
The second suit was brought by Col.
Chipley against one Henry Narcotic, who
wrote letter from this place to the Gin
cinnati TTnleS-Stdr, in which the CONNER"
cidt charges were repeated. Ire jury gave
the plaintiff verdict for 5000. Some OF
the charges herein referred h questioned
the validity OF the Pensacola and Atlantic
Railroad Company's titles TO lands granted
1t by the state, ana a third suit wss insti
tuted by that corporation against Mr..
Narcotic on the Times-Stdr letter The
verdict was a Judgment of IS, 500 for the
plaintiff. Mr.. Narcotic IS retired officer.
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for New York this afternoon. Shortly
before their departure Mr.. Dillon, on behalf
OF himself and his fellow ENJOYS, made the
following statement TO an Associated Press
reporter: I'VE have up TO the present tins
maintained silence and abstained from
inviting any expression OF opinion
on the situation at home out of respect
for the delberation of our colleagues.
We have to-day received assurances that
the Parliamentary Fund Association OF
New York, otherwise known as the hon
man house committee, which raised $SOO,-
900 and turned it over to Nr. Psrnell per
Sonally at ths time of the last general
elections, heartily indOrses our action. and
that the municipal council Of the league IN
New York also supports US.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co OF GA
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 8, 1890.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company will take place at the Banking
House, in Savannah on TUESDAY, Dec D. at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Stockholders ana their families
will be passed free over the company's road to
the meeting from the 10th to the 23d, inclusive,
and VIII be passed free returning from the 23d
TO the Sth, inclusive. upon presentation of their
stock certificates to the conductors
T. M CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
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LAST SPIKE OF THE g., a. NJ.
Vhe Broad Gauge Track Now Opea
TO the Chettshoochee.

Vhe Broad Gauge Track Now Open
TO the Chettshoochee.
AMERICUs, GA. Dec. 6.-The Savannah,
Amsricus and Montgomery railroad is
completed in the state of Georgia. The last
spike was driven home yesterday afternoon,
and the broad gauge track now runs
through TO the Chattahoochee river.
The ceremonies attending the driving OF
the last spike were entirely informal, vet
they were rendered memorable by the men
who for months have had their eyes turned
TO the west, with the Chattahoochee, the
Georgia state line, as their goal.
The work of bridging the Chattahoochee
will be pushed forward 30 completion with
all the rapidity possible. and the tracks will
be put down on the Alabama side without
delay until they have entered Montgomery,
the capital city of Alabama.
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AUGUSTUS GAR SHED.
A Movement on Foot to Secure q ri
Union Depot,

A Movement on Foot to Secure Pine
Union Depot.
AUGUSTA, GA. Dec. 6.-Augusta is i'm.
proving the opportunity made by the fire
the other night, which burned the Georgia
railroad depot and damaged the car shed,
and is moving in earnest for substantial
depot. At citizsns' meeting at the OK.
change to-day resolutions were passed call
ing on the railroads centering here 20 give
Augusta depot worthy Of the commercial
Importance Of the city, and committee
was appointed to prosecute the matter, and,
If necessary, go to the headquarters. the
Richmond Terminal in New York, the
Louisville and Nashville and the Central
railroad. Augusta is in earnest about the
matter, and will not put up longer with an
old shed unworthy of a country town.
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A COMMISSION MAN ASSIGNS.
His Trouble Caused by Failure at
Philadelphia.

NEW YORK, Dec. edward Ammi-
down. senior member Of the commission
firm of Ammidown Il Smith, at Nos. IS and
90 Worth street, to-day made an indi-
vidual assignment to his partner, Albert D.
Smith, owing to his liabilities in the failure
Of the Rittenhouse Manufacturing Com
pany Of Paterson, N. J. He claims that the
assignment will not affect the firm. No
preferences are given.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.
Central. RAILEoAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA.
G.rtN.c. q O. nac 2 1901

CENTRAL RAILEoAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 3, 1890
An election for thirteen directors 70 manage
the affairs Of this company for the ensuing
year viii be held az the Banking House in Sa-
vannah, MONDAY. the 5th OF January, 1891.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and 2
O'Clock P NJ Stockholders and their families
viii be passed free over the compeny's road to
attend the election. from the 3rd to che 9Th of
January, inclusive, and be passed free return
ing. from the 9TH TO the eth of January. inclu-
sive, on presentation OF their stock certificates
to the conductors.
TN CUNNINGHAM Cashier
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Aoeps Thrift.

ABEL, GA, Dec. Elm consequence OF
the very low prices. many farmers are stor,
ing their cotton il the city warehouse, con-
fdent rnat it will soon bring better prices,
and more than Ray for holding and storage.
Work is being rapidly pushed forward on
the brick building OF Willy & Mathis, and
they expect to be selling goods in it by
Ian
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a SALE OF 100000 ACRES.
4 !. Kimban Negotiates Real Estate
Deal in tnplans

n I A1Iu DelII 4NsgOlIates q Real ESTATE
Deal in England
ST. LOUIS, Dec Ga special from Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, says; 81. |. Kimball.
formerly Of Atlanta. but now engaged in
developing East Tennessee, cables that he has
sold to English capitalists for II, oO0, 900 ster
ling, nearly five million acres. three-fourtbs
interest in the property Of the Kimball Town
Co.. located in the famous Sequatchis val.
ley about, fifty miles from here. This il
perhaps the biggest real estate deaf ever
negotiated in southern lands The prop
erty is rich in minerals and timber"
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AN ACTOR TAKES A TUMBLE,
He Fell From the Stage Among the
Musicians, But Was Not Hurt.

Musicians, But Was Not Hurt.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 6.--In the last act OF
The Little Tycoon" tonight Joseph
Mealy, the commedian, in a burlesque
dance, stepped backward off the stage, and
fell headlong about six feet down among
the orchestra. He disappeared through a
door leading under the stage, and
the greatest CONSERVATION ensued. The
curtain was rung down. but the audience
remained standing five minutes, clapping
and pounding with canes ana umbrellas
until the curtain was raised aud the crest
allen actor appeared and showed that he
vas not seriously hurt.
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MEETINGS.

GEORGIA TENT No. 1871, L.O.R
A regular meeting of this Tent will be held
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 8. at 7:50 clock.
Every member is requested to he present, as
final arrangements will De made to visit Macon
Ga, 10 organize Macon Tent. By order
W. b. BEVILL, G. p.
c. BArKNAN Pee SeCV
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FUNERAL. INVITATIONS.

CHISHOLH.-Tb relatives and friends Of
Judge W. :. CHISHOLM and family are requested
70 attend the funeral services Of the former
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON, at three ~
O'Clock. from the First Gs) Presbyterian
church
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LET THE GOOD WORK GO ON.
The superior excellence of our work on
Shirts Collars and Cuffs, Lace Curtains. etc.
is being appreciated. The following towns and
cities adjacent TO Savannah sent Collars, Cuffs.
Shirts, etc. to the
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY
last week: Waycross, Brunswick Valdosta.
BainbrdSe. S.. Augustine, Townsville, Jesup
Qultman Beaufort, MARROW. Guyton States
boro MIllen, Dublin, Tenpille Sandersville and
Others. There was no rush We can double
our present output without Inconvenience
every week. We made preparations to serve
the public when called upon to do So Send the
work along; smile will greet you. Fine
Laundry work of every description at the EN-,
PRE- STEAM LAUNDRY, Office 1O9 Brougb.
ton street. MATHER i BATTEN,
Telephones 50 and s52. Propnetots.
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MARRIAGES.

PRICE-CANUET-M Married, by the Rev. Mr.
Jones. pastor OF Duffy street Baptist church,
Dec. 3, in Savannah. Rev. LEWIS PRICE OF John
son Station, Liberty county, 70 Miss ELLEN +.
CANUET of Savannah.
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Important 20 travelling Public.

New Everett Hotel now open, largest best
equipped. and most popular hotel IN Jackson
vile Rooms en suite. with baths. iafes. 81
ger day and upward. helfer a Baker, ffopd
frh III
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Stanley at Atlanta

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. G.-Henry NJ. Star
ey, the explorer, will lecture here April
nder the auspices of the public library. on
Darkest Africa
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order a dozen or more for tomorrow ours
are delicious, aud served in the latest and
incest way. Instead OF cske-dainty individual
karlsbad Sugar Wafer Cases OF different colors
pink. brown, white. II You prefer TO make
YOUR own filling We sell the empty cases.
JNO. !. RELY. 30 Whitaker street
TELEPHONE I65.
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Miss LAURA SHEPPARD would Ike 90 10
form her many frleads that she IS now with
Mrs. }. J. ORAss, corner Barnard and York
streets, and win d. glad 10 show inem u com-
piste line " Fancy y ots, stamping aal I'm
br0idery Materials.
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shellei Walnutg Shelled Pecaus. Shelled
AIuonls, Pulled Figs. Layer Figs, Raisins that
surpass any you ever saw. ctrou, Currants.
Prines STUFFED Prunes, Gordon & D.'s Mince
Meat la buik sweet Picked Peaches fresh
ground high.grade Spices, etc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TNeURANCE AGENCY.

JAS. T. STEWART Son. Agents.
JAS G. YoNGE, Manager
London and lancashire Fire Insurance Com
pany of LIVERPOOL and New York Underwriters
Agency of New York OFFICE: No. 80
Ray
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Fish Dealers Fail.

Sr. JOHN, n. r., Dec. 6.-W aterman &
Co, who did a large fishery business in
Twallingate. have failed for 5000, 900.
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OGLETHROPE LIGHT
INEANERE
SAVANNAH vpLUNrEER GUARDS

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS,
SAVANNAH Dec s, 1890
order No S.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Corps
will be bald at the Armory on MONDAY Sth
inst, at 9:l5 O'Clock r. n
Members viii come prepared to pay their
dues. BY order OF
LIEUT. COL. GARRARD.
Wk. p. HUNTER. lat Lieut.. and Adjutant
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BOARDING STOCK WANTED.

Horses clipped Ia a proper manner by JOHN
y DONLlAG. Telsphonv a3} West Broad
aed Charlton htr~sts
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CARPET WEAVING.

LIST AND FELT CARPET RUGS.
RAG CARPETS WOVE FOR 35e. A YARD
AT
81 BRoUGHToN STREET.
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TowNsExD Is NOT A BOTCn.

He is practical printer, and has enough
money invested TO produce first-class work at a
minimum cost His immense trade has been
built up by having bis customers SO well pleased
that they stick to HIM No Glue used 10 catch
trade. He guarantees entire satisfaction in
every respect. All orders receive the personal
attention of TOWNSEND himself An honest
competent workman has peers, but no superiors
But to deserve all his hOnOrs, HE MUST BE
COMPETENT. He has one of the cleanest and
best outfits in the country. No Floor Walker
in his place. All producers. All run by gas
and electricity. Work wanted.
TOWNSEND,
FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND RULER
sS and So Brysn Street,
SAVANNAH, GA.
DIR. =. C. ExLEY,
DENTIST,
Offers his services to the peopsesof Savannah.
Office. 15s liberty street.
ROW LINsR.L.
PHxRnAcIsx,
Prescriptions, Ships Medicine Chests tubel
and labeled in French, German Swedish. No.
wegian or Danish.
Broughtcn and nrayton Streets.
Telephone AS5.
Dh. r. p, RoDERsos,
DENTIST
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
Corner Barnard and State Streess
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH.
I35 CoNGREss STREET.
VIII pay interest at per cent. par snnum on
SPECIAL DEPOSITS
Of $500 and over for fixed periods of one or
moro years. and VIII issue certificates
of deposit
INTEREST AT erEER GENT,
compounded quarterly on deposits in the
Dime Savings Department.
GEORGE r. STONE, Ell. HAcKErT.
SrssMeH. Treasurer
%PREP AfxE."
In time OF peace prepare for war Holiday
announcements. Christmas circulars, New Year
changes, should all be prepared now to- insure
careful executions judicious selections OF de-
signs, and sufficient tins for proper prepare
tion.
DoN'T.wET
until designs are picked over or your ideas
adopted by others Come early; catch some of
she push" infection we incuse into our work
and our patrons We have many
IDEAS FOR SALE;
it oar speciality to suggest
Being live Ourselves. we wish friends to be
likewise stirring-liine
THE LEADTE G JOB PRINTERS,
Commercial and artistic work.
ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING COMPANY.
Whitaker Street. 4i0 Telephone
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MILLMEN. LUMBERMEN.

TURPENTINERS, CARPENTERS, TIMERS
TRUCKERS, PLUMBERS. PLASTERERS.
CONTRACTORS, DRU MINERS, COLLECTORS,
in fact, all kinds OF TRADE-ORS will find
Wagons adapted for their special uses at THE
SAVANNAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co
PRAIRIE FOWLS,
Quail, Ducks Geese. Turkeys anl Poultry of all
kinds by the carload every week Leave orders
early aud make no mistake. viii take orders
for Christmas and New Years LOGAN,
City Market
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PRAIRIE FOWLS.
DO NOT EAIL


To stop il aud get jar OF Curtlce's Preserves
or IelIies az ENGEl. & ROTmsNMnD,s
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MILITARY ORD ERs.
SAVANNAH CADETS.

HEADQUARTEs 8 AvANNAH CADETS
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 6, 1890 !
General Order No. 25
The Company will assemble at their quar-
ters on Sunday It'll inst. at 215 P. NJ 10 full
uniform, spikes in helmets, to attend the flu
neral OF our late Honorary member WALTER
5, CHISHOLM j. +. BROOKS
Captain Savannah Cadets
HEADQUARTERS OGLETHROPE LIGHT
INFANTRY.
ARMoRY FIRST Vol. RaT. OF GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. :. 1890.
Assemble at your quarters in full uni
form and fatigue caps with covers al
2:l5 O'Clock THIS Sunday AFTERNOON to
pay the last tribute Of respect TO our late hon
orary member, Judge WALTER S. CHISHOLM. BY
order Of CAPT W. 5. ROCKWELL.
Commanding.
W. D. MC,MndAX, Jr.. First Sergeant.
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FIRST GRAND BALL

OF
SAVANNAH CASTLE. no. G KNIGHTS OF
GOLDEN EAGLE.
To be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC 81. 1890.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
b. F. SHEFTALL,
Chair nAn COMMITTEE.
P. 5. Callahan, r. J. Sheftan,
A. J. Floyd. j. J. Brewer,
q. Schroeder, = NJ Russell
J. y Henderson, j. J. Murphy,
{. Mack. A. ScbwarZ
I. A. Seyootb, q. ". Alley.
!. A. .Makyne, a. s. Keller,
b. S. Sgmons.
Tickets can be had Of any me mber Of com
mittee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE AND COUNTY Taxes. fss

OFFIoK COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 6, 1880
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
DENTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY Be
TWEEN THE AGES OF ~ AND go YEARS.
ONCE at the court house. Hours a. 10. 70
. p. IL JAMES J. MCGOWAN
Tax Collector c. c.
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THE OTHER KIND
There are two kinds Of people the previous"
and the TO morrow kind.
The latter lose much OF the essence Of life by
hardness. Quite n numb r needed our warning
about holiday announc emeuts a great many
did not We brought out some
NOVELTIES FOR THE COMING SEASON,
some really unique ideas. odd conceits in sta
tionery effects: some things that viii make
yoHr printed matter look bright aud somewhat
different from that Of your nelghbor =, Wea
not Jack % all trades, but excel IN
COMMERCIAL AND ARTISTIC JOB
PRINTING
of every description.
lt pays 10 patrobi1e
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING CO.
. Whitaker street
Tclepb0ns 40.
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MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
g. S. VAN HORNE. Agt.,
Barnard and State Streets
DRY GOODS DEALERS,

If you aspire to future greatness, a Delivery
Wagon is indispensable. Have you any idea for
how small an outlay this valuable adjunct can
be supplied by the SAVANNAH CARRIAGE
AND WAGON co MPANY.
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GROCERs,

Before having your Ole Wagons done over
get our prices on new ones. Maybe you caA
save few dollars at the SAVANNAH CAR
RAGE AND WAGON COMPANY.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
THE FINEST OYSTER COOK IN GEORGIA.
CHARLOTTE Russo.

FRIED & HICKS. s.Iand 10 Market.
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DO NOT FAIL

90 inspect our fine Wines and Liquors before
making your purchases for the Holidays.
ENGEL L ROTHSCHILD,
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE

sPNCIAL NOTICE
We respectfully invite every lady in this city
70 cab at our neU store, Monday morning. Dec
g. between the hours OF II and ! O'Clock. to
ride free on our elegant passenger elevator
beautiful stock 0: pianos can DO seen.
DAVIS BROS
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wide-awake and experienced travelling
agent to canvass for the GEORGIA STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION in
certain portions of Georgia Only such as can
furnish the best OF references as to reliability
and competency nesd apply. Agood salary TO
the right man. @. 3. WHATIEY,
Director of Agencies,
n. L. Cor Bull and Bryan streets