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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
A PAPER CHASE.
How the Young People of cambridge
Spent Christmas Day.

Spent Christmas Day.
BAISBRIDGE, GA, Dec. 27.-The young
peonle, chaperoned by Mesdames J. E. Don>
alison, J. r. Graves, d. r. Russell J. n.
Brown and several Others. engaged in a
paper chase Thursday forenoon, which
proved TO be one Of the most exciting and
ENJOYABLE affairs Of the kind ever had here.
The prizes were an elegant silver waiter
and handsome silver cup, the former for
the lady and the latter for the gentleman
who should capture the colors, handsome
UniEed States flag, which was concealed in
a clump of bushes at the end of the chase.
The chase continued from 10 a. m. till near
i D. m, and was won by Mr.. Ivan Morgan
and Miss Julia Crawford, both of this city.
They bore the colors home in triumph at
the head of the procession.
To Mrs. Donaldson the young people feel
deeply grateful for not only this, but for
very many of the most delightful occasions
they ever enjoy. Her Sulny nature Is 10
to the young what the bright, warm sun
shine is to the flowers.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
The Democrat has bought out the sub
scription list and good will of the Wing
ham Adcdnce and will consolidate
tine same with itself on Jan. !.
This coup gives the DepOcr the
largest circulation Of any weekly south
of Macon in the state. All subscribers to
TO the Adrance will receive the Democrat
after Jan. in lieu of the AdUance.
NEW HOTEL
is being strongly talked of for the coming
year, to be built on the installment plan,
stock to be paid monthly, 50 cents per share.
1t is expected that $40, 900 can be raised on
this plan and the hotel secured
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Our municipal election comes off Jan. 3.
1t is probable that ex-Mayor W. w. Wright
will be elected mayor without opposition,
and that Messrs ]. D. Harrell, l. F. Patter-
son, II. B. Enrich, w. A. Dickinson, j. Il.
Graves and W. u. Blount will compose the
board Of aldermen However, a ticket will
be nominated Dec 81.
OUR COTTON COMPRESS
has handled about 5000 bales of cotton,
although it was late in October before they
turned their first wheel This plumber will
be run up to 1000 before the close of the
season.
THE BANK OF BAINBRIB9E
will organize under its new charter Jan. l.
and increase its capital to 100000, not
withstanding the strinzsncy Of the money
market. This bank has done well, and
earned the stockholders between 10 and Is
per cent. net the past year.
MARRIAGE BELLS.
Mr.. Charlie 7. Dickinson, the Junior part
ner in the great dry goods house of ].
Steiningen e. Co., this city. left yesterday
morning for North Carolina, where he will
wed Miss Lena Query at Davidson College,
N. c., on Thursday morning next, at 9
O'Clock. They Will reside 10 their elegant
new house, just completed, In this city.
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a HUNTING PARTY.
Fifty Ladies and Gentlemen After
Reynard in Thomas County.

Fifty Ladies ana GenClemen AIC6r
Reynard in Thomas County.
TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Dec. 27.-Ffty
merry hunters, ladies and gentlemen, riding
after PACK Of twenty eager hounds, en-
joyed fox hunt on Christmas day. The
s'meet' was in Paradise park in
the early morning hours. while the
gray was still to be seen in the horizon.
The party proceeded to the house of Mrs.
Mitchell Jones. four miles south Of the city.
The hounds were i'll charge of experienced
fox hunters and were turned loose from that
place. The impatient riders had not long
TO wait. A fine gray fox was soon started
In piece of thick oak woods.
The sport then began in earnest and was
continued for several hours. There were
several mishaps, but no serious accident.
Two of the young ladies were thrown from
their horses and several of the gentlemen.
There were no broken bones, however, and
the whole affair was a most enjoyable one.
Samuel j. Cassels. one Of the most prom
inent citizsns of Townsville, and for
many years a leading merchant, died this
morning after lingering illness.
C. W. Virgins, a dealer in liquors and
groceries, has sold mis- business to r. c.
Balfour,
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A NEW FAST TRAIN.
It Will Shorten the Time Between
Washington and Macon.


Washington and Macon.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 27.-At last Macon
is to have connection with the fast train on
the Georgia railroad, aGd the people along
the Macon branch viii have the same
service afforded to other lines of the
Georgia railroad system. The Richmond
and Danville and the Georgia railroads
have at last agreed on q schedule. which
will be inaugurated Jan. 4. There will be a
saving of Eve or six hours In the time from
Washington to Macon. The west bound
train is to leave Washington at II "A o'clock
a. M, reach Augusta at z O'Clock a. m. the
following day, and arrive at Macon at
R:l0 o'clock p. m. The east bound train
will leave Macon at $3.50 .. M, arrive at
Augusta at 8 p. m. and leave Augusta at
$50 p. M, reaching Washington the day
following. If the Central railroad will CO.
operate with the Georgia railroad the sched-
ule W i'll be continued on TO Columbus, and the
through sleeper which will come from Wash
ington to Macon will be carried on to Co
lumbus without change. This will give the
people Of Columbus and vicinity going
north a through sleeper to and from Colum.
bus via Macon and Augusta.
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IN MFMORIAM.


Deeply sensible of the loss it has sutf- red in
the death of the Honorable WALTER SCoTT
CHISHOLM, this club dedicates TO his memory its
unanimous appreciation of his eminent career.
Pure in his private llfe devoted in every private
relation, his personal virtues were many and
endearing: 10 labor untirlng, in fortitude I'M
nnchiDg 10 duty ever faithful, with an intellect
keen, tenacious, strong. he was distinguished as
graduate, and was signally fitted for the intri-
cate affairs and important trusts confded to mis-
charge. AS a counsellor clear and assuring, as
an advocate effective, as a judge courteous.
wise and impartial, he was a master in his
great profession. AS a citizen, commanding
the respect and regard of his fellow men, he
passed away with the solemn plaudts of the
people, and, We trust, in the peace OF his
maker
Resolved, That this memorial be separately
spread on the minutes of the club and that
copy of the same be transmitted to the family
of our deceased brother, with the respectful
assurance of our sympathy in their great be-
reavement.
JOHN SCREVEN,
p. W. MELDRIM,
D. l. MCINTYRE, Committee.
W. s. TISOS,
s. B. ADAMS,
Extract from proceedings Of the University
Club OF Savannah at a special meeting held at
the Metropolitan hall on tuesday, Dec. 9, 1890.
WILLIAM L. CLAY, Secretary.
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA.
Biennial Session of the Society at
Richmond.


Richmond.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec 27.-The Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity in biennial session
here to-day elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Worthy grand chief.
Prof. e. J. Shives Of Ohio; worthy grand
chaplain, Rev T. II. Gailor of Ten
nessee: worthy grand keeper OF
the exchequer, Ii. L. Home Of
Pennsylvania; worthy grand keeper
Of the annals. Howard Lamar OF Alabama;
worthy grand scribe. Walter r. Daniel Of
New York; worthy grand usher, j. Is.
Chadwick Of Michigan; worthy grand sem
tinel, ID. A. White Of North Carolina:
worthy high chancellor, Judge T. X. NJ.
Norton OF Virginia; high couBcil, Prot. II.
Wiley Thomas Of Pennsylvania, Rev. Otis
A. Glazebrook of New Jersey,
james B. Green Of Virginia,
Prof w. B. Wantz Il Tennessee and Joseph
\. Anderson Of virginia. Representatives
were present from every section Of the
Upited States. The peEt congress viii be-
belj IN Nashville ia December. 1891. The
orator will b. W. j, Sanford 81 alGbama.
aDd the poet =. D. WiilGnls n NORTH Caro-
bns. fhs society adjourned tong 4 With
q banquet
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NOT A CRUSHED STRAWBERRY

Townsend is not a crushed strawberry. He
has brains, and knows the trade thoroughly.
and has worked as journeyman in all the large
cities, getting the best pay. He has never been
bounced forincompetency. He saved his money
and set out for himself. It is better to make a
push to become rich than to sit down and
become bump on log. All botch workmen
applying for Job are shown the entrance, and
they find the door themselves In Printing.
Binding and Ruling he carries the banner. He
wants more trade, and is fixed up to do it,
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LAND sYNDICATEs AND
CORPORATIONS!

Your attention is specially called to those de-
sirable 5-acre lots that am Offering. They are
located just south OF the city, fronting on
Twelfth street, within three minutes walk to
either West Broad street or Montgomery street
cars. Some are nearer. This Is the only OPP
portunity 20 buy land so near the city by the
acre. Every inducement will be made 10 have
a building erected and factory running on the
factory site within few months. This Is bust.
ness. and no puff.
Come and get information. Terms easy
prices cheap. II. II. JONES,
Iisal Estate Dealer. WHITAKER
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MACoN'S CONSPIRACY CASE.

The Defense Trying to Impeach the
Witnesses for the Prosecution.
MACON, Ga, Dec. 27.-The evidence for
the defense in the Forsythe conspiracy case,
now being tried in the federal court, will
probably be completed on Monday. About
thirty witnesses IN all will be put up
Their testimony will be mainly for the
purpose of fmpeaching the witnesses for
the prosecution. To-day two daughters of
Prisoner Hall were put on the stand and
gave some very damaging testimony, show
ing that the statements given by Burch
We're in some respects untrue.
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Atlanta,s Confederate Home.

Calhoun, as president of the board of trus-
tees. will soon publish paper on the state
soldiers home, which the legislature neg
lected to provide for The last inspection
of the home has just been made. 1t is now
comnlete. Col. Calhoun says a hundred
applications for admission have already
been received, some from families He
thinks the farm can be made almost to sus-
tain the home, and that SIPS per head will
pay all expenses.
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MARRIAGES.

BELL-EMORY.-Marr in ST. Matthew'S
church, Unadilla. y. Y. Tuesday evening, Dec
9. by Rev. r. N. Parke. d. D., ALVIN N. BELL Of
Savannah and GERTRUDE A Emory Of URadilla-
CRAIG-OVERTON.-M in Brooklyn,
n. Y, Oh Dec. %. by the Rev. Arthur Good
enough, Mr.. A. c. CRAIG of Savannah. Ga, and
Mis- LILLIAN A. OvERToE of Brooklyn, n. Y.
No cards
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Back After Twenty one Years.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 27.-Wylie Cain,
who left Augusta twenty-one years ago a
lad of IA, returned to-day. a man, with a
wife and five children. His brother, George
Cain, who is employed at the South Caro-
lima railroad, did not know him. The re-
union was a joyous one. The wanderer
will again make his home in Augusta.
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FIRE IN CORDELB,
A Building Used as Store and Dwell
ing Burned.


ing Burned.
CoRDELE. GA, Dec. 27.-Fire broke out
this morning in that portion of the city set
apart for the negroes, and had it not been
for the rapid work Of the young men of the
city that portion Of the town would have
been consumed, as it is closely built. A
store occupied by Carter e. Edwards, and a
small dwelling were destroyed. Tins is the
second fire Of the week. r. A. Bottoms
store was burned Thursday morning; loss
about $500. Mr.. Bolton was insured for
81 900. but as be had borrowed from the
Building and Loan Association Of Cordele,
had assigned bis policy 70 It, Therefore his
was a total loss.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

LEE-The friends and acquaintance of Mrs.
CATHERINE LEE and Mr.. Daniel Conner and
family, and of Mr.. T. a. Moore and family. are
requested to attend the funeral of the former
from the residence Of Mr.. Daniel Conner. No. 81
West Broad street. at O'Clock THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON
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Celluloid Manufaoturers Comhine.

NEWARK, N. j.. Dee 27.-An agreement
has been effected between several COM
panies here manufacturing goods made of
celluloid by which they will be consolidated
under the title of the Celluioid Company.
The factories of the consolidating COM
paniss occupy three blocks, and have
several million dollars capital invested.
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A Fusillade Among Negroes.

HoMERvILEE. Ga, Dec. 27.-On Pea
hdgs, a negro settlement about mile from
this place, the negroes yesterday engaged
in a regular fusillade with Winchester
rifles and shotguns After the fight Quoted
down the number found to be wounded
was five. Frank Beal was seriously shot.
Up to this writing no arrests have been
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Yaldoetn,a Bank.

YALDOsrA. GA. Dec. 27.-The Citizens
Bank az baldcsta has received lts charter,
granted by the Legislature, aud will organ
~ for business on Jan. q. IL Is thought
d - y. y. Jones, a wealthy ard prominent
citizen. aud one ~ The banks largest stock
hGlasTs, Wi be- president. Vita his a au-
ekeo2eDt It's b4nA y success Il assured.
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Russia's An.i-Jewish outrages.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 2Z-Rabbi Reich
recently delivered sermon ON the treat
ment of the Jews in Russia, which has so
stirred up the Hebrews OF this city that a
formal protest ta bs for warded 10 the car
is in contemplation. A committee has been
appointed with this view, and big indig-
nation meeting is in prospect for next
month.
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Shot over a Game of Cards.

CoRDELE, Ca, Dec. 27.-Wil Harris
was shot yesterday In the abdomen by Bob
Burton. Both are colored. DIR. Wallace
thinks the wounded man will die. The
cause of the shooting was trouble over a
game of cards.
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MURDER NEAR bailey.
A Negro Found in Pond With
Bullet Hole in Els Face

BARLEY, GA, Dec. 27.-Thursday the
body of negro named Ed. Stafford was
found under the water in pond near the
town. An examination showed bullet
hole in the face and cash on the back of
the head. George Washington, another
negro, has been arrested on suspicion OF
having murdered, and is in jail
1t is reported that one negro killed an
other at Hazehurst Thursday. These are
the only killings heard of in the country
this Christmas. This is considered an ex-
tremely good showing, considering the great
number of jugs and kegs of whisky brought
into the county during the holidays.
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ron TAX COLLECTION.

Feii0w CifiESHG ] asa . candidate for re-
election 20 tbe once of TAX COLLECTOR at
the election 70 be held on WEDNESDAY, JaB.
q 1901 sBd respectfully solicit yoar support
JANIS j. Mo3OWAk,
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sTOCKHOLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Savannah Brewing Company will be held at
NOON on JAN. S, 1891, at the Brewery office,
foot Of Indian street
w. SCHROEDER, President.
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FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.

To the Voters of Chatham County, Fellow
Citizens-l beg 20 announce myself as e candi-
date for re election 10 the Office Of COUNTY
SHERIFF, and most respectfully ask your votes
and support on JAN 2, 1891.
IOHN Il ROMAN
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WALTHoURvILLE, GA, Dec. 27.-On the
night of Dec. "a at Dale, Dixon & Co. 8
mill at Josselyn, Arthur Richburg shot and
killed Wiley TilIery. Both were colored.
They bad been drinking. Previous to this
there had been no row between them.
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.


OhbfhAAl = btftthf
CHATHAM Co. Dec ~. 1870 4
Liquor dealers are hereby uoiifled tfAt the reg
siratipp books viii he 0pened on DkfsSDAf.
Dec. 81, ie5l, a. y O'Clock A, \. Al persons or
lrins arsiunF ~ engaEe IA ths sule u splTituous
lr mali hguoFh during llle year it4i are required
~ lac ~ register tAfi NAMES in pereOn Oh o.
irfofe lbe ia day ~ January, 1901
HAMPTON A. fhhiulA.
Ordinary q, y, Ga.
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FOR CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT.

To the Voters OF the County of Chatham: I
am a candidate for reelection to tho Office of
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT at the
approaching election, and would be thankful
for your vote and influence. Respectfully, etc.
LANES K z. CARR
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A CARD OF THANKS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

OF THE
LARGEST SALE OF LAND WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS.
would call the attention of real estate buy
ers to the land 1 am now offering by the block.
1t extends from Bull street to the Waters Road
on both sides of the street and affords to large
or small syndicates and personal investors one
of the best properties on the market. Plats
can be seen at my Office and would suggest an
early call. r. d. LAROCHE,
ZIG Bryan Street
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Monticello Mention.

-A-OAtHINOIAO CAIUH~44s
MONTICELLO, FLA, Dec. 27.-Miss Nan
ME Mcintosh of Oxford, Ga, is a guest Of
Miss Mamie Perkins.
Miss Lizzie Pasco has returned from a
visit to friends in Sanford, Fla.
A general complaint is that there is
abundance of bellies and deaFth Of beaux
There are from so to 100 marriageable
young ladies in This town.
The Florida conference meets here Jan. Z.
Over 800 preachers and lay delegates are
expected.
The Rev. j. F. Marshall, who has been i'll
for the past week or 80. is able to be out
again.
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BRuNswIox,s NEW EDITOR.
Samuel E. Whttem1re to Succeed
Editor Branham.


BRUNSWICK, GA Dec. 27.-At meeting
of the directors of the Times Publishing
Company to-day Samuel z. Whitemire was
appointed editor-in-chief, and J. W. Wink
field cisy editor MIR. Whitemire is the
youngest editor of daily in the state. He
is not 90 years old yet. His newspaper
career is an enviable one. He started in
on an Atlanta newspaper as office
boy. He left that position to 60 on farm
and remained there year. Then he went
to the Rome Tribune. where he was engaged
as pressman, and at odd times assisted on
the local work. When the city editor re-
signed he was appointed IN his place, which
position he held until year ago. when Mr..
Branham appointed him city editor If the
Times, which position he has since held,
oftentimes doing editorial work. He is
receiving congratulations to-day upon his
deserved promotion.
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THE GEORGIA STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

In its first semi-annual statement beats the
record of any loan association ever inaugurated
in Savannah-indeed in this entire section of
the countryside profit being OVER so PER
CENT. ON THE INVESTMENT. If any Of our
self-opinionateda opponents can successfully
compete with this, let them bob up and show
themselves. All along through the late embar-
raising stringency in the money market we
have been Smelling it OUT right and left. Our
motto, Never let a good loan go begging" has
been the chief rner-stone in our financial
structure, and we expect to fight it out on this
line"-going ahead-"conquering and to con-
quer." Copies Of our wonderful PLAN-the
best IN existence -sent to any address on appli-
cation. We also extend cordial invitation to
the public to come and see us in our new and
commodious offices over the Chatham Bank,
1877 St Julian street.
Gtsg @. B. wHATLEY,
Director of Agencies.
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MEETINGS.
SAVANNAH BRANCH s. +. A.

SAVANNAH BRANCH 8. T. A,
A meeting of Board Directors of this branch
will be held at Travellers Exchange THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Business of utmost
importance will be considered. Each officer
and director is specially requested to be present
BY order Board Directors Savannah Branch
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TURNING OVER

A new leaf will now be the proper caper. Old
habits and vices will be eschewed tgood world,
new resolves and plenty good pledges will be
made but for how long?
We dc not favor egotism, but in reviewing the
past year find very little cause for complaint
and certainly none for blame.
Our efforts have met success, and the future
is still more inviting.
Honestly, though we have striyen hard to win
the public's appreciation, and the way in which
they showered work upon us evidenced that we
merited their appreciation.
Whenever you require Commercial or Artistic
Printing of any kind, or need few ideas" on
push, it will pay to consult
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING CO.,
6 Whitaker street. 40 Telephone.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On a~d after FEB. /, 1890, the 6usis of n,ecs-
Urement Of al advertising IN tie MoRSrso
News i0tu be agate or at the rate Of 81 20 an
inch for tie yIrsf Insertion.
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THE CHATHAM BANK

we offer for rent One Hundred Boxes in our
satety deposit vault. OF assorted sizes, from
Jan. !, 1891. The vault was built by Herring &
Co, and is furnished with every known device to
insure safety and convenience
r. f. BURDELL. Cashier
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SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1874 Congress Street.
We thank our many patrons for giving us
their work early during past week, thereby
enabling us to finish up in good season, and
hope they will continue to do so in the future.
The finest laundry work In the city is only to
you will remember it.
NJ Prayer. Proprietor.
Telephones asa and 333,
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CEN
TRIAL Il. h. AND BANKING co.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. q, 1890.
Stockholders are reminded that the privilege
of free riding to the annual meetings is NOT
1t is good only for the
stockholder and his immediate household Con-
ductors are authorized to question parties pre-
senting stock, and to collect fare from all not
falling under this rule
E. P. ALEXANDER, President.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. GA Dec. IL, $780,
The annual election of eleven Dir ctors to
manage the affairs Of The National Bank of
the banking house. No. 100 Bryan street, Savan-
nah. Ga, on TUESDAY, Jan. IS, 1891, between
the hours of IL NJ. aud O'Clock p. NJ.
THOS F. THOMSON, Cashier
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
"W no WANTS MOSEYl"

Uncle Adam" at 20 Jefferson street. corner
Congress street lane, will loan you literally on
any Personal" property. Call, or communi-
cate by mail. Open A H. to 9PM
ADAM STRAUSS. Manager
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DANCING SCHOOL

SPECIAL NOTICES.
-~~~-~~-~~O~-~---~-----~
DANCING SCHOOL
MISS THOMPSON will reopen her School
for Dancing at krmory Hall FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, Jan. 2, 1891, at s:15 O'Clock. Lessons
given on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
CARD OF THANKS.
The board Of managers of the EPISCOPAL
ORPHANS HOME desire to express their
Bros. Ludden & Bates, Oelschig, and all other
friends who so kindly assisted them in the very
successful entertainment given at the theater
on the evening of the 18th