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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-02
TO SPAR FOR BUSINESS.
The Athletic Club Arranging for a
Professional Match

Professional Match.
The Athletic Club held a meeting last
night at Mozart hail. 1t was the first
meeting since the contest at the theater two
weeks ago. The meeting was the largest of
the season. Several lively set-tos were en-
gagged in and the members manifested a
great deal of interest.
The professional contest, which is ex-
expected to take place during Merchants
week, is looked forward to with good deal
of interest by the members.
The club is in correspondence with Jimmie
Connors, the champion 1875 pound sparrer
in America, and Ed Dacy, teacher of the
Atlanta Athletic Club Corners recently
defeated Johnny Danford in twenty-four
rounds in New Orleans. He is considered
the pluckiest sparrer in the country, and if
the club succeeds IN getting him mere the
contest will be the best that has ever been
seen in Savannah. Dacy of Atlanta has
wide spread reputation as round boxer
and he is hard hitter. He is scientific
with it all and makes beautiful show.
The club will hold another meeting next
Tuesday night to perfect the arrangements
for the contest 1t will afford an abund-
ance of fun for the visitors to Merchants
week and win be a feature of the attrac-
fions
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awHIrEs AND BLACKS"
Hon. O. H. ]. Taylor and His Book c
the Race Problem.

Hon. @. Il. ]. Taylor and His Book on
the Race Problem.
Hon. c. II. J. Taylor, late United States
minister to Liberia, and one OF the most
prominent colored men in this country, is
in the CITY. lie is placing i n the hands Of
the intelligent colored people copies of his
work whites and Blacks; or, The Cues.
ton Settled" a presentation of the race
problem, which has attracted wide attention.
Mr.. Taylor has had IA remarkable career. Al
though still a young man he has filed
many positions of honor and trust, the most
important of which probably was that of
minister to Liberia under President Cleve-
lands administration. Sincs his retirement
from office he has been practising law in
Atlanta, and has a large clientage. His
book, Whites and Blacks is one of the
most remarkable books that has been writ
ten by colored man. His earnest appeal to
the races, and his entreaty 10 live in peace is
a marked feature running through it. Nj.
Taylor believes that colored men who read
his book carefully cannot fail to be con
WINGED that the democratic doctrine is the
right doctrine, although the work itself is
written from a non-partisan standpoint.
Mr.. Taylor is almost as well known in Sa-
vannah as he is in Atlanta. His testimo-
mails of character and ability, one of which
is recent letter from Gov. Gordon, show
the esteem in which he is held by the people
of the state.
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wAsHINeroN JookEY oLun.
Opening of the Spring Meeting on the
New Race Track.

new AaCS 4EaCS-
WASHINGTON. april AFTER having
lapsed into a farm for about ten years the
old Benlings race track was revived to-da y
wiki prospects favorable for its continuance
and prosperity Although the land was
not purchased BY the newly organized
Washington Jockey Club until last
autumn, and although it was not
until the National Jockey Club concluded
several months ago 10 disband and sell its
track at Ivy City that the new club decided
to hold a spring meeting, and everything
wss in readiness for the comfort and c0nve-
nience Of the horses when the first day of
the inaugural meeting began. The ground
is splendidly situated for tirst-class track,
and the most Is being made of its natural
advantages. The track is springy. and is
thought 20 b. a. least two seconds faster
than the old track at Ivy City The weather
TODAY was clear ana too clld for the COM
fort Of the s SPECTATORS The events we're as
follows:
FIasr RAcE.-Plrse $500. divided: five fur
longs Village liaid won, Onward second, Beck
third. Time, 1905
SECOND RAcE.-Purse 800. divided; for thres-
year-oids and upward; siN furl lugs. ShoIover
won. Manhattan second. Coru-lia third. Time.
1919.
THIRD RscE.-Purse $50: for two-year- old
colts: half mile. capt Wagner won Corio-
lanus second, EistOn third. Time 0:524.
Fourth RACE-Handicap; purse 800 divided;
for 3-year OldS and upwa, Il; one and One-SiX-
tenth miles. Prather won. with Nandegraft
second, and Bess third. Time l.56t5.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 3 f0O: for 2-year-Olds and
upward, i55 pounds each; one mile, over five
hurdles. jim Murphy won. with BassaniO sec.
Ond, an1 Ephln third. No time taken.
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Tho Ability to Rear Pain

Is the test of fortituda am ing the Indian
tribes. But we defy any Cherokee Sioux or
Comanche to endure the twinges Of rheuma-
tism without wincing. These indeed, are
slight at first. but grow in intensity until they
become unbearable No malady is more obsti-
nate i'll it's maturity than that which gives rise
to them. The more need, then, of attacking it
at the outset Foremost among remedies for
it is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, safer and in
tinitely more effective than colchicum vera
trim and nux vomica, all remedies which
might prove destructive of life in slightly
excessive dose Mineral depurents, also. WHEN
not positively miSchlevous, are far Inferior in
remedial power TO this sautary botanic medi-
cine. II entirely expes from the blood the
acrd impurities which originate tn dis .ase
and enriches as well as clsarses it. Constpa-
ton, liver complaint. dyspepsia and other oil
ments also give way TO lido.
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ARGU,sENr OF THE STATE.
CAPITAL oF TIE STATE.
Distinguished Visitors - A Suit for
Damages-The Alliance Platform.

Distinguished Visitors - A Suit for
Damages-The Alliance Platform.
ATLANTA, GA, April 1.--Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Abram S. Hewitt. John H. Inman,
and John C. Calhoun spent to-day here.
Messrs. Depew and Inman had their families
along. They were given a reception at the
Kimball house this morning, and were
given a lunch at the Capital City Club.
They left the city this afternoon The gen
tlemen are said to have their eyes on south
ern Investments.
DR.. r. Y. Henley sues the medical col
leye for g, 600 damages. In 1887 the doctor
was elected professor of oral surgery and
Inateria medica and devoted two years TO
the work with the understanding that he
should contribute one-sixth of the expenses
Of the dental department till it reached a
paving basis, after which he was to receive
a ike proportion of the profits. As soon as
the venture began TO pay the doctor AYERS
that he was dropped from the faculty. He
claims damages on the ground of expenses in
CURED in fitting up the dental department,
for services rendered and neglect Of bust
ness while attending to his duties as pro-
fessor.
PLATFORM OF THE ALLIANCE.
The executive committee of the state
farmers alliance, at meeting yesterday,
received the report of the committee ap-
pointed to formulate the policy of the or
der. The Macon resolutions were re-
affirmed Demands are made for enlarge
ment of the powers of the railroad commits
sion; better common school facilities; the
establishment of warehouses for the poor
better treatment of convicts; low tariff
on articles needed by farmers; the adoption
Of the sub-treasury plan, and that all
candidates for Office in the state adopt the
above line OF policy.
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PONCE DE LION DAY.
The st. Augustine Celebration in
Progress

The st. Augustine Celebration in
Progress.
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA, April 1--St. Au-
gustine was ablsze with decorations and
beauty to-day. The occasion is the celebra-
ton Of the landing of Ponce de Leon The
four nstions-France, England. Spain and
the United States-who hava successfully
occupied the territory were represented in
arches and floats in the procession. Tire
landing of Ponce de Leon was re-enacted
and he disembarked at the old fort with
MOBILES, men at arms, priests, ETC., amid
salvOs Of artillery. United States
troops and civic societies loined
in the procession. The merry making
viii be kept up two days. Yacht races,
horse races, and sculling races by Hosmer,
Ten Eyck. Gaudaur, and Hamm. and many
other sports, are on the programme. There
was an Illumination on the water tonight.
The celebration IS to wind up with ball at
the Casino tomorrow. 1t is proposed to
make 1t a feature annually hereafter.
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platform OF THE ALLIANCE.
FIGHTS AMONG STUDENTS.
An Expulsion and Suspension at the
State University.

An Expulsion ana a suspension at the
State University.
ATHENS, GA. April Recent fisticuffs
among the students here were caused by
one of the boys being accused of violating
the honor rules of the university. This the
young man denied A committee was APP
pointed TO investigate the matter and re-
ported that he had not transgressed
any customary rules of his class
and he was. therefore, ac-
quilted. In the meantime difficulties
arose between his friends and accusers, and
a number of spring fights on the campus re-
suited. Chancellor Boggs yesterday sum-
moned two of the principals of the two most
important fights before him, and after ln-
vestigation expelled one, aud suspended the
other for thirty days. 1t is said that
the young man expelled had
been admonished before that serious result
would attend him should he break any of
the rules again His friends claim that his
action was in self-defense. committee of
students waited upon DR.. Boggs to-day in
behalf Of the two young men. The chan
cellor promised to consider any evidence
they might introduce and act accordingly.
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BANKS.
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CAMBRIDGE BRIEFS.
The New Postmaster Takes Possession
"A Negro Shot.

BArNBRIDGE, April LIB. E. Russell,
postmaster here. went out of office to-day
and l. II. Peacock, republican, went in.
Mr.. Russell will devote himself to his news
paper. the Democrat.
Miss Bell Rabbit leaves for jacksonville
to-day on visit to her brother
cambridge is going to have an ice and a
broom factory right away.
A negro named McFaulk Yves seriously
shot in the side and arm last Saturday
night in Baker county. McFaulk and some
boon companions, under the influence of
whisky, stopped in front of Mr.. Mathews
house, near the line of Baker and Decatur
counties, when they proceeded to make
night hideous. Mathews went down to
quiet them. A difficulty occurred between
McFaulk and Mathews which came near
ending the negroes life. DIR. e. j. Morgan
was sent for and he dressed the wounds
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MUST WEAR STRIPES FOR LIFE.
Lum Sullivan Convicted as Accessory
to Murder at Rome.

Lum Sullivan Convicted as Accessory
to Murder at Rome.
ROME, Ga. April 1-Lum Sullivan (col-
ored) was to-day found guilty of murder by
jury in Floyd superior court. The history
Of the crime is as follows: In November
last, at a negro dance, quarrel started be-
tween Sawdust Moore (colored) and Crockett
Ellison. The dance was in a log cabin.
When the quarrel started many ran out
and some hid under tables. Ellison got on
the outside aud leveled gun
at Moore. Sullivan assisted CrocEatt
10y opening the door at his direction
Crockett then fired his shotgun. killing
Moore Immediately. Ellison escaped. *
true bill was found against Sullivan for
murder as principal in the second degree
BY recommendation of the Jury he was
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-02
BEEF INSPECTION FEES.
TIE VALIDITY OF vIRGINIA's NEW
LAW ATTACKED.

The Case Brought in the Circuit Court
Of the United States-A Claim That
the Law Discriminates Against the
Citizens Of One State In Favor of
Those OF Another
NORFOLK. Va, April 1.-The legislature
~ Virginia at its last session passed law
recurring all beef, veal and mutton butch
ersd at any point 100 miles from the place
where it should be offered for sale to be
insnected. The fee IS ! cent per pound,
bsif 10 20 to the state and the remainder TO
the INSPECTOR The law has proved exceed
inpiv obnoxious, especially to cities. as It
has mad the effect Of putting up the price
Of meat or > cents, the advance coming
out Of the pockets Of consumers. To-day
the constitutioBality of the law was argued
before the circuit court of the United
States for the eastern district OF Virginia
in this city, Judge Hughes presiding.
AR8oUR's ATTACK.
W. j. Campbell of Chicago and ". H.
White of this city appeared for the petit
toner, William Redman, of Armour q
Co.. who had been arrested for refusing to
nav the inspectors fees, and argued the
case at length, holding that the Law was
void. because a violation of the clause Of the
United States constitution which gives 70
congress exclusive right 10 regulate conf
nnerce between the states, and guarantees
TO the citizens of each state all rights en-
joyed by those Of other states. They con-
tended that the act was aimed az Chicago
beef, and as no persons Strengthening cattle
and Shipping dressed beef therefrOm resided
in Virginia, the act operated exclusively
upon non-residents, and principally upon
those engaged most in the dressed beef
business.
ARGUMENT OF THE STATE.
The state was represented by the attorney
general and the inspectors by Robert NJ.
Hughes Of Norfolk. These gentlemen de
Tended the act as q valid inspection law,
and denied that il was measure designed
to operate as discrimination against those
in the dressed beef business. They laid
great stress on the point that the court
not go behind the letter of the act, which
says nothing about meat from other states.
At the conclusion Of the argument the court
stated that its opinion would be delivered
next Monday at Richmond.
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MERcURY paoPs . pEeaEss.
A Cold Area North Of Georgia-Lest
AOnth,a Weather.

Yesterdays change in the temperature
from T2' at noon to 50 at nightfall was
due to cold area which passed of the
North Atlantic coast
It sas freezing throu ghout the north yes
terday morning, but the weather moderated
considerably dur log the day as tie cold
area passed eastward. Ali the effect Sa-
yannah will get from it was felt last night.
Signal Observer Whitney has made up
his official report for the month of March to
the chief signal officer at Washington. The
weather for last month was about the
average. The mean temperature was So.
The mean barometer was 80. Is. Eighty
one degrees was the highest temperature. 1t
occurred on the :1tii. The lowest tempera-
ture was 26'. It occurred on the 10TH A
killing frost occurred On the 4tb, and the
total rainfall during the month was pa
inches
The mean temperature for March since
the establishment Of the Savannah station
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BAILANTYNE.-Ths friends and acquaint-
ance OF nr. and Mrs. WILLIAM BAILANTYSE and
family are respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral OF the latter from her late residence,
No % Eass Broad street, at $3.50 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON.
BLACkSHEAR--Died at her home in Way
cross, Ga, on March 80. MRS. MARY l. BLACK
SHEAR, daughter OF Mary II. and Eyerard Ham
itOn, formerly of Savannah. Ga
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Marries Another,s Betrothed.

MACON, GA, April 1.-several DAYS ago
Miss Lou Brantlev, daughter of T. NJ.
Brantley of Lake City, Fla, came here and
prepared trouseau. She was to have mar
ried Cashier William Gibson Of the B INK of
Forsyth Harry c. Haines OF Marietta
came to-day, and meeting Miss Brantley by
appointment, conducted her to the Brown
house, where they we're married. They left
this evening for the groom'g home.
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A Resignation Handed In.

BALTIMORE, ND, April IA special
from Norfolk, Va, to the Sun says: MAR
shall Parks, supervising inspector of steam
boats for this district, who has been on
heightened tour Of inspection in the south
ern states of his district, found upon his
table on his return q request for his resigna-
ton, which he promptly forwarded
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Carlton for Col. Gibson.

ATHENS, Ga, April ]. Congressman Fl.
II. Carlton positively assures his constitu-
ents that ne will not be a candidate for
reelection, but viii support Col. Gibson of
Oglethorpe rs his successor. His duties a.
president of the Southern Investment Com
pany viii claim al his time and attention
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A. THE THEATER.

Primrose q Wess's Minstrels will be the
attraction at the theater tonight. The
millionaires played in Atlanta on Friday
night last, aud the performance seems TO
have captured the musical critics OF the
Constitution. Here are some of the ex-
tracts from the criticism:
An estimate of the show is very easy to
make. From the earliest days of lanstrelsy
in the sonth-the days of Campbell! and X an
kei, Luke West, of blessed memory, and Joe
SweeDey-.rom those days 70 this there
never has been minstrel company That
could equal that which appeared at De-
Gives last night That is tue highest enco-
MUM. but it is deserved The statement is
made il the face of still vivid recollection
of the San FranciScos, of Haverlvs, Of
Carncross, of the Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
a. West Company, and the Companies which
grew out OF that, and Of all the companies
of the present day OF them all this is tue
lest"
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There were thirteen days upon which
rain fell. Ten days of the month were
cioudIess, fourteen were partly cloudy,
and niue were cloudy
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A Sudden Death.

CONVICTION, GA, April Wv. j. White
head died suddenly in Oxford this morning.
He had but recently come from Washing
ton, Ga, TO educate his children at Emory
COLLEGE
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COTTON PRESSES FOR SALE.

TWO HYDRAULIC COTTON PRESSES.
Two platens each; capacity, 1900 and 1880
tons. Also, BOILERS. lot of PIPE, CAST and
WROUGHT IRON, etc, for sale at public
auction. at Il NJ. on 18th day OF APRIL, at
Savannah, Ga. by
SAVANNAH COTTON PRESS ASSN.
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Boston Beats New York.

RICHMOND, VA, April 1-To-day's ball
game resulted:
Boston. . ...........-.9 6 o 9 O O-12
New York commandment 0 0 0 o o O. /
Base hits-Boston 0. New York s. Errors
Boston 9 New York 4.
Both clubs left for their respective homes
tonight
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CEDAR POSTS.
INTEREST NOTICE.

"A The GERAANIA SAVINGS BANK,
SAVANNAH, GA, April /. 1890
], Interest or deposits in the savings department
bsnow due ana payable on demand. Depositors
will please present their pass books to be bal
'anced. Interest for the full quarter win be
allowed on deposits made on or before April
10Th JOHN Nj. HOGAN, Cashier
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WEnnINGs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
graved at the shortest notice and in the latest
styles. We carry an extensive and well selected
peciaiy for such orders. Samples sent on ap-
plication, MORNING News Printing House
Savannah, Ga
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

Bonds Nos 40. II, 81, ?, III, As, 49, 6, 1is, "a,
III, IS, 80, 3, Iii, 80 have been drawn and will
be paid also all coupons due April :: 1890.
NJ 4. COHEN. Treasurer.
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WORTH IT'S WEIGHT in GOLD.

It is a broad assertion, but nevertheless true
that Ulmers Liver Corrector.' a faultless
family medicine, is worth its weight in gold
Prominent medical men indorse it, and thou
sands of citizens who have used it bear willing
and cheerful testimony to the above assertion
Silver medal and diploma awarded over COM
petitors Prepared by
B. f. ULMER, NJ. D.. PHARMACIST,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Price, One Dollar Per Bottle.
If YOU cannot obtain the "Correctorn from
your druggist, send your orders direct and it
will be forwarded by express, freight paid.
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iaximum temperature, n, minimum tenn
perature. SO.
The hight of the river at Augusta at :33
O'Clock a. N. Yesterday augusta timel was
s 4 feet--a fall Of Oh feet during the past
t&enty-four hours.
Observations taken ct the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAvANEAH. April /. 7:a6 P. NJ. city time.
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SAVANNAH CONSTR UCTiON COMPANY.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 49, 1890.
The subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Savannah Construction Company are notified
on FRIDAY NEXT, April T. 1890, at II O'Clock
NJ. Tor the purpose of accepting charter. organ
izing the company, electing directors, and
tranSacting all such other business as may be
thought necessary. a full attendance is de-
sired, and those subscribers who cannot attend
in person will please give a written proxy to
some on who can represent them. by order
of the incorporates.
HERMAN MYERS,
NIKE BROWN,
B. A. DENMARK
Committee.
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The mean temperature for March since
the establishment of the Savannah station

The prevailing direction Of the wind was
northwest, and the highest velocity was
thirty-four miles per hour. This occurred
on March 16
The deficiency of rainfall as p inches.
The total rainfall for March since 1870 is as
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CHATHAM SUPERIOR COURT.

Petit Jurors need not appear until 10 A. NJ,
THURSDAY, Sd inst.
By order of His Honor, Judge Faligant.
JAMES X. P. CARR,
Clerk s C.. C. G. Ga
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NOTICE.

stockholders Meeting Excelsior Loan and
Savings Company.
The first regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of this company will be held THURS
DAY EVENING at s O'Clock at the office of
the treasurer, York street
Election of officers and ether important bust
ness will be transacted. By order of
r. F. HARMON, President.
S. l.. LAzARoN, Secretary
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NOTICE.

Neither the captain or consienees of the
German bark SOIL DEN GLORIA Capt. F.
ABESDRoTH. will be responsible Tor any debts
contracted by the crew.
AMERICAN TRADING SOCIETY Q'm'tdJ,
SAVANNAH AGENCY,
Consignees.
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LORD SAcKv1LIE win be married to his cousin.
Miss Victoria West the daugst Of Lord Sack
willie West, some time in April.
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GEORGIA REGATTA ASSOCIATION.

Regular annual meeting of the Georgia Re
Ratta Association will be held THIS (Wednes.
day. EVENING at s O'Clock at 81 Bey street for
election of officers and other business of i'm
portance. Every member Is urged to be pres
ent. By order of
GEORGE P. WALKER. Commodore.
C. w. STRoBHAR, Secy and Treas.
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MEETINGS.
GEORGIA CHAPTER NO. 3. Il. 4. VI.

A regular convocation OF this Srssese
Ghapter will be held THIS Wednesday, M
EVENING. April ?, at O'Clock fSAF<
The NJ. NJ. degree will be conferred. ss@sE%S
Transient companions are cordially invited
TO meet with us. By order of
j. Z. SAUSSY, II. P.
P. H. WARD, Recorder
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BENCH SHOW.

Get your dogs ready for exhibition by using
Spratts Dog Biscuits, Puppy and Pet Dog Dain-
ties. full line of Spratt's Dog Medicines and
treatise on diseases of the animal al
BUTLER'S PHARMACY.
Agent for Savannah
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
APRIL FOOL,

APHIL full.
But JOYCE won't fool anybody with second
class Meat. Be convinced and order fine
Roast, Steak, Chop or Outlet, and am salts
fled will get two orders instead of one. No
job lots of Meats in my place. will have the
pick or nothing.
JAMES J. JOYCE,
Telephone 107. Absrcorn and Liberty.