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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
MARI4TrA's INCONSISTENCIES.

The Mayer of the City Denies Recent
nsst!onal speclals.
ATLANTL, Ga, Dec. 20.-Exaggerated
reports OF some blind tiger arr, SITS around
Marietta having teen published throughout
the country, Mayor Glover of that city au-
tborizes the following stat emeut: There is
no such terrible state of affairs as one W..
acquainte With the facts might be led TO
suppose, OF course, the infoi nation was
fu. nished by the attaches of
the marshal's Office aud Others in
teres ed IN the prosecution. There is
undoubtedly some lIcd tiger business ard
we are trying to break 1t up; but the
wholesale LAW lesSn,si VIII Oh is talked of
does not exist. Anybody who ows Mari
ct a and the people OF Cobb county docs
not need this explanation, bit outsiders
should krow that we are not barparians up
our way"
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TRUE SENTIMENT OF THE FIRST
BRYAN BAPTIST CHURCH

AS it now stands: A card was published in last
Sundays paper, the MORNING News OF Dec. ID,
by some d.SSlLsfied part eS of the clurch who
tried to carry things their way. after failing TO
do so. which much to the liking of an
overwhelming majority Of the members, charg-
ing them with ignorancP, etc. We, the officers.
are m re than sorry that these social grieved
hundreds were so dissatisfied that they
protested against a majority. We are for the
pace and har hOny OF our mem orrs a. whole;
in love and union with each o her, and desire
&C. SHOW to the publ C our arnast intentions to
that effect, not as those gTieved hundredS These
Rrir we'd hundreds Seem 20 make an open thrs at
against % cnoce of the majority; does that
SHOW aay christianity "a them. or does it look
like peo' lie deSir ng peace aud harmony In a
church or the hJuss of Cd? The greveti hun
dreds ought certainly lie willing to submit to
the majority, aud 10 the duties OF christians and
not to let their aasry passion work item up to
such pitch as 10 threaten violence in tire house
of God. We do not deem it necessary TO say
anything more upon this subject, but will at
t-nd to the duties of our church and the vel
fare Of its m mo RS, and will try to peru de
our brethren OF the gIieved hundreds to cor e
and unite with us and serve God in spirit and in
trutn. Respectfully. tn follow in named off,
GERS: BlacF, Gad,den. Green. Joanson, Royal
Denslow, Lewis Nicks, of the First Bryan Bap-
fist church.
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a HEBREW GOES TO SMASH.
Creditors Esving q lively Time Recov.
er;ng heir Ge DDS.

er;ng heir Gc DDS.
ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 20-The colony OF
Russian Jews on Decatur street is agog over
She failure OF Julius Gcttl;eb. ;he merchant
price Of that locality. Gct-he5 mas been
given good credit nv the Commercial agsn-
cies, and has been loaned large sums wi h
out any paper. but all Is changed now. He
ran nine stol es AID supplied a majority of
tie pedGlers who 20 cut from here every
week with packs. he had AOurishiug
bra CITES at Madison, Newman, Marietta,
Carriers lie, and GAINESVILLE Gottlieb was
lost sight of last Monday, and only mag
terializ to-day. During his sbsence his
neighpors took position of his goods. Tues
s:ay night the officers of the law received
writ of attach rent, and when th y served
them fund the stocS & eatly depleted.
ONE FIRM IN LUCK.
One lot of go, DIS ad never teen opened,
ana Yesterday a Cincinnati man identified
these il the original packages. The sher II
has a batch of attachments, AID each m il
brings ia inquiries about Gottlieh
aud his goods. A drummer had
left his SAM les at the Decatur street
stores overnight, and these were also taken
off by Gottiiebs ueighbors. H B. CT fin
of New York has been made a preferred
creditor. Gottlleb has insiruated that he
can settle with his creditors for about % per
cent, but they will Z listen to il and a G
keeping equity sheriffs busy searching the
homes of those who appropriated the goods
OF Gottlieb.
CARRIED OFF BY THE CART LOAD.
At house ON Castleberry street to-day
about cart load Of goods was found Sc
creted in all SORTS of hiding rlaces. and to-
night, on a second visit, another batch as
discovered hidden behiud cupboard. Six
or seven other hauls have been
Just as successful at the homes
of Gotiliebis friends The manager Of the
Gainesville house Is here out of job and
mad as hornet. The sheriff closed him up
Thursday evening. Speculation is busy as
e. what Gothic has done with his money,
for last week he was estimated to be worth
from $G0, 900 to So, 1000.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF Ga.
SAvANNAH, GA, Dec. g. 1890
An election for thirteen directors TO manage
the affairs of this company for the ensuing
year viii be held a. tie Banking House In Sa-
vdnnah, MONDAY. the 9Th Of Jan lary, 1891.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 2
CLOCK p NJ. Stockholders aud their families
VII be passed free over this company's road to
attend the election, from the ard to the 9th Of
January inclusive, a1d be passed fires return
ing from the 9TH TO the 7th of January, inc,u.
sve. on presentation OF their stock certificates
to the conductors
7. N. CUNNINGHAM. Cashier
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WAYCROSs' TICKET,
Col. J. l. Sweat Declines Nomination
For Mayor.

Col. J. J.. Sweat Declines Nomination
For Mayor.
WAYcRoss, Ca, Dec. 2O-The largest
mass meeting held here fer years assem-
bled at tie court hou Tonight. Hon. J.
l. Sweat was placed in nomina ion for
mayor by Col John c. Mcdonald In a
highly eulog site speech. Col. Sweat arose
amidst thuuderous applause and declined to
accept it dominated. He said be would
rather be worthy OF the eulogism pro-
nou ced upon him by e, ]. Mcdonald than
10 be mayor ( Wager lss. but Lis allegiance
80 the ticket he had presented forbade &C.
ceptance.
Coz. Sweat moved the nomination of the
following ticket, which was unanimously
carried:
For Mayor-A. N. Knight
Aldermen-R. Fl. Murphy, ]. II. Gillon,
J: 9. Justice, W. w. Sharpe aid w. A
McNeill.
Board Il Education-Capt. Lemuel John
son, Judge II. P. Brewer and Capt. Simon
W. Hitch.
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MARRIAGES.

BAItTHELMESSLOCKw at
the Lutheran c1urct Nov. IS. 1880. by the Rev.
W s. Bowman, Mr.. RoBERT q. BARTHELSEss 10
Miss FLoEIrD w. LOCKWOOD. both OF this city.
TOSHACH - PITT. - Married, on Dec. l6,
iSeo- at the residence of the brides sister. rs
e y Muse. by the Rev. Father Vida n. ARTHUR
). TosHAcH fourth son of the late Dr. James C.
loshsc :, OF South Shields, Ell land. 20 EMMA T.,
Youngest daughter OF Mrs. James Pitt of this
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Rom REILLY
LISTEN:
There is always an enormous demand few
days before Christmas for
s-n BOX OF
PURE,
WHOLESOME
NICE
PLAIN CANDY
FOR THE LITTLE ONES
AND FOR
CHRISTMAS TREE PURPOSES.
Ihave made special provision for this purpose,
and on
MONDAY, DEC. ~, 1890.
AT $50 A. NJ, will start the sale OF
4 TONS 5000 Ids.
or delicious, fresh-made CHOCOLATE, VANILLA.
Walnut, Raspberry, and Hickory Nut
GA II A VI Ell
CREAM PEPPERMISTS.
wINTERGRtEN CREAMSl
COFFEE CREAMS!
AAOE DLON CAND1i
VANILLA BLOW CANDY
Cinnamon. Molasses. Lemon.
Chocolate. Orange, and Pistachio
BLOW CANDIES
Cinnaron, Vanilla. Chocolate,
PistGchio and Violet
-STRINGSl-
Peanut Squares Filtert Diamonds
Almond, Lrazil Nut. Chocolate,
Lemon, Raspberry. Hickory Nut,
Marion, Orange. Walnut,
Violet, Marshmallow, PistachIo
BUTTERCUPS
MARSHMALLOwS
CHOCOLATE CREAMS
These we will have ready packed. assorted, in
5D boxes at
81 90 PER BOX,
81 as PER BOX
Depending on the assortment in the box
You know the reputation OF
REILY'S CONFECTIONERY.
These boxes will not contain any Of my
FINE CANDIES,
But they will contain candles of the description
named as
PURE, WHOLESOME, AND NICE
as the best and purest materials can make
them.
Probably you received one OF my circulars
regarding this sale, and il so you are posted.
There is an interesting feature connected with
1t, which the newspapers cannot publish Call
and inquire, or send for circular.
JNO, j. RELY,
IN War; lErp Cr Tpv -uyovx Sex
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FLORIDA's METROPOLIS.
Chambers Sentenced - Fx-Secretary
spinner Slowly Sinking.

chambers Sentenced - Fx-Secretary
pinner Slowly Sinking.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. 20.-J. J.
Chambers, who killed Charles Hunter in q
gambling game at a west end gambling
house on Aug. 10, the details OF which havo
appeared in the News, was sentenced to-
day by Judge Young. e the circuit
court, 10 four years III the peaiteatlary.'
Madison Bartr!dge, a weli-kaown livery
sta l. ropiietor and prominent citizen,
died THIS afternoon. He lad been ail.ng a
long time.
Gen. F. Z. Spinner, ex-Secretary of the
Treasury under President Lincoln, Is slowly
sinking. He has been ailin long time
with cancer OH the face &c Spinne is
IN his eSth year, and lives here With his
nei hew. J. NJ. Schumacher, president VI
tbs First Natio; al Bahk.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec, 3, 1890.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company will take place at the Panking
House, in Savannah, on TUESDAY, Dec. %, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Stockholders ana their families
will be passed free over the conpanys road to
the meeting from the goth TO the 23d, inclusive,
and will be passed free returning from the Esd
to the 9th, inclusive, upon presentation of their
stock certificates to the conductors.
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM Cashier
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IN MEMORIAM.

SYMONS.-On Dec. 10, 1890, the family and
friends Of Mr. WILLIAM SYhoNs CONT em grated
the first anniversary OF his death Tbouyh hut
a year has passed since a fond husband and
loved father has been called TO his eternal home,
the tereIved hearts sorrowfully mourn his loss.
But ''grievin< not as they who have no hope"
they bless his memory and pray for the
heavenly reunion where partlngs are no more.
Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding,
Ger tns spoils that death hath won.
We would at this solemn meeting
Calmly say. Thy will be done.
Though cast down, we are not forsaken;
Though athlete d. not alone;
Thou DIST give, and thou hast taken;
Blessed Lord, thy will be done.
STR. B.
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"PRETTY CONCEPTS"
IN ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

Any one can print few common place cir.
culars or hani bills. but it requires taste to
design taking effects" III stationery We
fu nish iteas, and have every conceivable de-
sign for holiday and other announcements.
Work executed on day of demand Don't wait
I'll. Christina; com nov for your New Year
printing; select from q new and varied Inns OF
Artistic Novelties Commercial and Artistic
Printing specially By
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING CO.,
Whitaker street. 4tO Telephone.
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MURDOCH GOES NoRrs.

The Robbery emains as Much of
Mystery as yer.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. ON. B. Pilgrim,
a farmer. as this morning arrested near
Woodstock and brought to Atlanta. charged
with implication in the Markham house
robbery. Treasurer Murdoch failed TO
identify him after a rigid examination. The
treasurer ami Miss He-ueFt. hi, avelIng
compsnIon, eft to-day Tor the north, and
the alleged robbery Is as much a mys cry as
ever. Whatever may be the truth of it, 1t
has roved an excellent advertisement for
the Bluebeard Company.
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PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL.

The Board of Education propose to establish
a night scho for yout s not more than IS wears
of age who cannot ATTEND the regular sess ons
of the public school Provided, a sufficient
number shall apply. Youths who will attend
this schoo, must register their names with tie
superintende IT at the Chatham Academy be-
fore the 25th iastant.
W. n BAKER
Superintendent,
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH. GA Dec a. 1890
Inc annual election FOR Directors Of { is ban K
VII vii re n III at its hanking house on TUESD "
Jan Is. 1881, between II and 1 O'CLOCK
THOS. GADSDEN, Cashier.
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tbs THE SUNDAY BEFORE CHRIST.
MAS!

----~---~~--->---~---~-~~~
tbs THE SUNDAY BEFORE CHRIST
MAS!
An opportune time to quietly and carefully
con this brief list. and decide just what you
desire us to serve you with before Thursday,
OUR FINE ROASTED COFFEES!
DRESSED TURKEYsi
Very fancy-fresh killed)
CELERY-I will have very large shipments Of
Fancy Celery arriving on Monday, Tues Jay
and Wednesday. have taken especial care to
procure better quality than has been coming
here. 1t will be all white, crisp and delicious
FINE TEAS Of every description.
CHOCOLATES. COCoAs and PURE SPICES.
OLIVES Have some elegant large XXohves
in bottles and in bulk. Will receive tomorrow
Ppe Of delicious little Tuscans. &c per gallon.
OLlN L OlL-The Duret, which import, may
be had in bulk by pint, quart or gallon.
REILLY Tomato Chutna f5c. for half gallon
jug.
SAUCES, PICKLES, PEPPER SAUCES, ETC.
SWEET PICKED PEACHES and PEARS.
STUFFED MANGOES and PEPPERS.
PICKL Ed LINES.
SWEET SPICED PICKLES,
Estragon, Tarrsgon aud Malt vinegars. Todd's
Famous Smitnfield Hams.
Pate de Foies Gras,
Boned CHICKEN or TURKEY.
very select line OF Potted Meats and Fish.
Extracts Of Beef. Soups and Gravy Colorings
STUFFED OLIVES.
sTILTON CHEESE in Stone Jars.
Roquefort, English Dairy, Parma and Gonyere
Cheese.
BUTTER-The Famous Ellington. The finest
in the world. Costs you only 10. more than tub
Butter.
Cream-Registered Jersey Sweet Cream
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES-These are very
fine, dark Berries.
RAISlNS Without any exception the finest
you ever saw
PRUNES D'ENTE in Glass Jars and Tins.
FIGS-koyal pulled , acaroons in boxes and
baskets. Fancy layer Figs.
GRAPES-lh he finest Almerias that any one of
late years has had the nerve to bring here
they are beauties
Citron Dessert Peel, Orange Dessert Peel Lemon
Dessert Peel in 1 u tins
Evaporated Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots and
Apples.
Trufies in various sizes, German Asparagus Ia
glass aud tins Brussels Sprouts In glass. Green
Peas and Bush Peas in glass.
fruits Of all kinds in tins, Plum Puddiags and
Mince Meat. Fruit Cakes in on and IN tins.
Fancy Waters and Biscuits, Marascaino Cherries.
WeisbadeI Preserves, Gordon aud DIS Pre-.
serves. KentIsh Preserves. Red Curraut Jelly.
Shslied Nuts Of all kinds. Nuts of all kinds ia
Shell. Saltel Almonds
Ozone TO orderA
Maple sugar. Maple Syrup
Flevoring Extracts, and, need1 say anything in
reference to our
ICE CREAM
CONFECTIONERY,
ond the 'ten hundred and one" Flne Special.ies
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GEoRGIA'S sUeREME COURT.
a Batch OF Decisions Handed powr
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 20.-Ths following
supreme court decisions were handed down
to-day:
Woodruff VS.. the Georgia Pacific rail-
way; from the city court of Atlanta. Re.
versed.
Georgia railroad Va. Dcugherty; from
the city court Of Richmond county.
Affirmed; Simmons, justice. dissenting.
Herndon VS.. 5 rickland; from Ebert
Reversed.
Georgia railroad VS.. Brown; from Rich
rlcnd. Affirmed.
Staham VS.. the state: from jackson. AT
frIneL
Georgia railroad vs.. Thompson; from
Tnlisferro. Affirmed.
Silvev & Co. VS.. Chamblee; from Gwin-
nett Reversed.
Fowler vs. jackson; from Gwinnett. Re-
versed.
Moore & Co. w. Higgins, administrator;
from Hail. Affirmed.
Mann VS.. Thompson; from Catoosa. Re
versed.
Crawford VS.. Ryals; from the city court
of Gainesville. Affirmed.
Bishop VS.. the state; from Taliaferro.
Affirmed.
Hudson VS.. Puett; from Hall. Affirmed.
East tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad vs. Warmack; from Whitfield.
Aft med.
King VS. the state; from Gordon. Re-
versed.
Monroe VS.. Simmons; from Pickens Re
verse1.
Crawford ct al. commissioners, VS.. Glas-
gov; from Barlow. Affirmed.
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Confirmed by the senata.

ATLANTA, GA. Dec. 2o.--The Senate TO-
Day n1imed the reappyintment OF Dr =.
Eel o. and other trustees 9 { the uniyers Nv
announced In last nights lispa chs. ard
also the appoin ment Of d CAM bell az
judge u the Decatur county CO RI.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

HARMON.-The fr c IDS and acquaintance OF
Ms. Rosa Harmon anu family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of her de- lighter,
ELL, THIS AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. from
No. .2G Abercorn sire l.
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ArLAnTA, "a. Dec. 2O.-Tnirly-two
ba.es u cotton we're burned On tie depot
Platform ~ cariersvllls to-day. be lfs
% caused b. spark from passing en-
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syHAcgsE, =, y, De. 29,--At SIS
o'ci 81 Is n ernOoH q q, aamlts si,sll 80
2 9 firm D.. Jgsir TX gan a. F~fry.
gorge viii coasfists sacass Ansfhsr
40 "a Tres IS eei0ek en4 -sas ~, ~.
q1slf.e1 oaceeas
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST Con-

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST CoxPASv)
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec Is is3J.
Inns bank has declared a semi animal divi
dend OF lhr g Dol ars per share to stockholders
a. OF record this dale, payable and after ais:
December, 1850 'S'
The transfer books VIII be closed from this
Oate until Jan 2nd. 1891. JAS Ii. hUNTER.
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ELECTION OF DIR sCToas

TIE NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH.
SAvASNAH GA , Zee. II, 1890,
The annual election OF eleven Dir ctors to
rnanage the affairs of The National Bank of
savannah for the ensuing year will re held at
the banking oou e, No. 10 Bryan stree. Savsn-
nah, Ga on TUESDAY, Jan. IS. 1891, between
tie hours of Il NJ. aud O'Clock P NJ
TEOS F. THOMSON. Cashier
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FRESH EVERY HOUR IN THE DAY.

PURE CANDIES,
ELEGANT CANDIES.
FRESH CANDIES,
HOT CANDIES,
CHEAP CANDIES
Our Goods are as cheap as Pure Candies can
be sold.
We don't attempt to compets with some
goods sold in this MARKET
Our Stickan1 Bar Candies have reputation
in every state that sends tourists to our city.
and every year sends new customers with
standing orders for our Pure Stick and Bar
Candies that they say they can't buy Mt home
We have a fine hne of Ea,kets ami Bonbon
Boxes, and we know how to till them.
We have Canly made in he window every
afternoon; come in and sample the goods
Prices
Mixed 15c., 5pounds Csc
Broken o0c.
Fine Mixed CSC. pounds 81.
Fancy Mixei 40c. pounds 81 IS
Borbons and.Ffne Choco.a tes 60c, per pound s.
pounds 81 So
FURBER, The Confectoner
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SAVANNAH PLUMBING COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Savannah Plumbing Company will bs held
TUESDAY. Dec %, 1890, at the conpaly's
office, 1870 BroughJon street. at O'Clock p. II.
d. H. LESTER preSidant
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MEETINGS,

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
An adjourned regu ar meeting VIII be held at
Harmonic Club THIS Sunday EVENING at
7:3J O'Clock. BY order of the
PRESIDENT.
EMILE NEWMAN, Secretary.
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The friends OF Col CHARLES II. OLM-
STEAD announce him as a cand date for the
oitce OF County Treasurer, and ask in his be-
neii the votes and support of their fellow citt.
zens at the election WEDNESDAY, January :.
1891 -
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against harbor-
ing or trust ng any of the crew OF the British
steamship FERNLANDS, as neither the cap
tain uor consgneas will be responsible for any
debts contracted BY them.
RICHARD son & BARNARD,
COnsigDees
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SPECIAL NOTICES
IMPORTED sOLID.B4CK

HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRU SHES
10TH ND NAIL BRUSHES
The fiaest selection ia the civ car and
49,. min.
hONLINSKI, Pharmacist. Brouyhtou ami Dry
TN streets. Telanhone ahh
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SAVANNAH CASTLE no. s, X. C. E.

Supreme Chief Irving W. Kelly will visit the
Castle at TIE Metropolitan Hall. TO MORROW
(tionday) EVENING at 100 o'clock. Prepare
tions have been male TO give him q grand re-
ception. Every member of Savannah Castle Is
earnestly requested to attend.
T. j. SHEFTAl.L, n. Z.
Attest: P. S. CALLAHAN, NJ. OF r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
40 TAXPAYERS.

TRxAs'R's OFFICE or TIE CRY OF SAVANNAH !
SAVANNAH. Ca, December IL 1879
Notice Is hereby gwen to the taxpayers OF
the city OF Savannah that. under an ordinance
passed by the council on the lot , Inst tls as
se sment and valuation of property made for
mnntci al taxation for the year 1899. under the
terms and provlsIoas OF the ordinance OF the
city. passed November g, 1889, will be con-
tinued as the basis Of taxation by the city for
the year 1881 Is to the real estate, including
improvements. Covered thereby in the absence
OF objections.
Sucn objections II any. must b. fled in this
Office within ntteen u.s. days from this date /,
the absence OF objections within the time
specified. the assessment and valul;ion already
made will be considered as satisfactory. and
VIII be binding for the year 1851
CHAS. S, HARDEE,
City Treasurer
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JNO, j. REILLY,

p. Sowing TO the avalanche of business
for tue past two days am compelled to post
pone the sale of the 81 Is b * until TUESDAY
morning at II o'c ock. Tne 81 boxes will be on
sale TOMORROW MONDAY
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CAS- ADsIISIsTEBED
DoiY and teeth extract q without pain. Plate
soT@ 81 IC.e an9 Rubber speclsiiy a.
sAFAkKAH DENTAL PLATE COMPANY.
f37 C9ugasss siresf
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fist church.
COMPLIMENTS OF THk SEASON.
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1871 Congress Street.
TIE LAUNDRY OF THE CITY.
NJ. Prayer. Proprietor.
Telephones 3s3 and 333.
SELLING OUT
The Wholesale stock of Holiday Goods, such as
Bconzes, Clocks, Mirrors, etc, ETC., comprising
remnants OF our wholesale stock in this line.
viii be closed out at very low figures to make
room for our re iular stock. Ladies and all are
invited to call aud make their selection.
These goods will be offered until New Years.
LIPPMAN BROS, Wholesale Druggists.
Opposite the Market.
Toys. Toys. TOYS!
FIREWORKS HORNS
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN IS
MRS. CLARITY
JEFFERSON AND SOUTH BROAD STREETS
YOUR FAMILY DOCrO
Would say ''phvs!c to the dogs; take more ex-
ercse aud fresh r. We say likewise. Walk
Ing in the south Is not always exhilarating, bat
driving Is.
DRIVING is an agreeable pastino,
a pleasure,
a positive benefit.
IL saves doctors bills,
IL promote health,
/. give happiness.
ami at moderate outlay.
We have, o so many different styles and prices
or vehicles that al eXami alton Of our rel,OSi-
tories would sur rise you, and tbs prices not
high Think Over III s. and call on
THE SAVANNAH c1 MIGaS co oND
Day AND MONTGOMERY STREETS
Why sOi
So many merchants in their desire 20 buy
'Just a LITTLE eaDer'' oftea send OF for artistic
printing and quite ofteo get stuck" We dis
play samples ani furnish any quantity
whether large or small. just as desired. We
submit proofs, too. and II unsatisfactory. no
cure no DoB We arc Commercial api Arti tio
Prinssrs, and have one Of the largest and IN q,
a'sortmsnts Of artistic novelties ever Shown
bsfe. EkasaihstLsl.
ROBINSON STEAM PRIgrlHJ CO..
o Whiiakrf Street
Tslspbons 4fe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21
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On and AFTER Feb. l. 1890, the basis Of msa,.
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