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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09
ONE GENT
international Companions Made In q
Cunard smokers Room.

international Comparisons Made In n
CunRrd Smokers Room.
ADid you ever notice, said DIR. Hamil-
ton, of the Cunarder Scythia, just before
her last departure for the other side,
~the peculiarities in cigar lighting. prac-
ticed by men of different nationaiities
"No? Well, there is no better place in
the world to note these little oddities
than in the smoking room of an ocean
steamer.
Now, for instance, take Frenchman.
If party are sitting down for smoke
he will scratch match, wait till the
birthstone has exhausted itself, and with
smile and gracious bow will pass it to
his nearest neighbor before lighting his
own weed.
The German, after igniting the match,
win first light his own cigar and then
offer the match TO his friend But che
oldest character of all is the glishman.
His weed ready for use. he will inaame
his match, light his cigar, and, without
thought of the others, will deliberately
drop the lucifer into the nearest recep-
tacle. "-[ -[Pittsburg Dispatch.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

The great success of the first Septem-
Der tour to the Alleghany Mountains and
the expressed desire OF many people TO
make q trip week later has Induced the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company TO offer
another persona ly-conducted tour to the
celebrated Cress0n Springs on Thurtday
September 18th. The charming days Of
mid September ere considered the most
attractive Of the year. while the nights
are simply glorious. The train OF Pull
man Parlor cars and day coaches win
leave Washington at $40 A. H.. Balti-
more LOO A. nj. The round-trip rate, In
cludIng one days board ct the Mountain
House, Is IS 90 from Washington and
Baltimore, and pEoportionste rates from
other stations. Return coupons are valid
for ten days. during which timea special
rate Of board viii Be given by the manage
ment of the Mountain House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09
Failure 10 Life.

People fail in many ways. In business
in morality, 10 religion, 10 happiness, and
in health. A weak heart Is often an
unsuspected cause Of failure In life. If
the blood does not circulate properly in
the lungs, there is shortness Of breath,
asthma, etc in the brain, dizziness, head
ache etc. in the stomach, wind, pain,
II digestion, faint spells ETC.; In the liver,
tOrpidity, congestion, etc. Pain 10 the
left side, shoulder and stomach Is caused
by heart strain. For al these maladies
Mr.. Miles New Cure for the heart and
lungsls the best remedy. Sold by ]. w.
Hodges 4 Cos City Drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09
A September Personally Conducted Tour
10 Niagara Falls via PennsylYanla
Railroad

The unprecedented popularity Of these
personally conducted tours from Wash
ingtoD aud Baltimore this Sc son has In
duced the Pennsylvania RsiiToad Compa-
nv 70 arrange one for Thursday, September
18th. Tourist will leave Washington by
special train of Pullman Parlor Cars and
Day Coaches at 10 A. NJ. Baltimore,
Union StstioD. at 20, and arrive at the
Falls at II. 90 p. II Round-trip tickets
valid for ten days. allowing q ftOp-oR az
Watkins In either direction, will be sold
at SO. II will be well to remember that
this is the last opportunity to enjoy one Of
these very select and pleasurable outingp,
and immediate attention should be paid
to securing accommodation, which viii
be given upon application to Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad ticket fficee.
A tourist agent and chaper0n will &C .
company the party and look after the
comfort and enjoyment Of all, making the
trip partake Ct that peculiarly private
character from which the personal escort
system Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has derived 80 much Of just
praise.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09
THE FoUR SEASONS.
SPRING.

SPRING.
The farmer 10 the city hies,
And from his much-depleted hoard
Picks out q meagre wad of bills
Topay Tor ads = OF Country Board.
SUMMER.
The city man jumps at the lure;
For quiet rural scenes he yearns.
OF tan and freckles. dust and heat.
And various insects much he learns.
: AUTUMN.
Now comes the day for settling up.
And many pocketbooks are lights
That one which late was lean may now
Look round. and prosperous, and tight.
WINTER.
The farmer in his corner sits.
And rests itself, wit much good cheer.
The others through hard weather toll.
So they may come again Next Year.
-lG. +. Hanson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

Easy on the Dog. old Hunter-Is your
dog good retriever? Amateur-No, he
is very poor at it. Old Hunter-Then
he is just the kind of dog you need, as
you rarely ever shoot anything.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

The wbirligig of time reverses some
things completely. Thirty years ago, in
this country, old masters sold their
slaves at auction. Now we frequently
gee @old masters" advertised to besOIa al
auction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

Ocean City is now At it's best. The Knights
Of Pythias Of Easton are going there On Sop
tember 10th. Aren't you going
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

.AD-SALEsxxx to sell our Nur-
ta,-,a.. stock. All goods warranted
sstisst ~ .rsesnanent, profitable position for
lssiisssse -. -. Cash paid weekly. No ex-
~ I'd s-sAFH Write for terms. giving
hsaesvr...ss .s'sseneea. C.L. YATES & co.
Rochester, Nj. So
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

a aSALk.-A S0RREL HORSE. at q
sss;,;.S SA's,ln-6 years old. In first class
sa to' particulars apply at this Of
a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

" sersso.' ACTIVE NAN for each
ssseseas s,,,SSls SsSlsry ss5 te eIOO, to locally
f.s,Sea 70 snpnvs NJ " = 4. Company incor-
la.aay a. ts.s -, to Consumers AZ ooef- Also :
80 no-, s~aAry 40, TO enroll members
ssstsssacss 49, !. snrolled. 500, 900 paid IN
SAesaasien Sgccsss1sssnaged: Empire Cooperative
= V1eoit Wen ratedl Lock Box $40,
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". Tuck LeveIy.

: Paacs eeS5sno, Square and Upright Pianos
- -oetke 81. Annapolis. Nd. nom
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-09

ANNAPOIIs MD. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER g. 1890.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05

thosa thus far afH cted are CO fined to their
rooms. In the more severe cases, The VIC
lent symptoms are Treselt, Inc.uing
ma sea, Ills, verti o, acl 5, ard or >tra-
I ton. Llhousnes will precip ate it, 50 Will
p cold. II Is native of the nor he-n lall-
III lie. q Is eliom 70 md along SOUTH
g. n coss, untries Of Europe. II Russia L
! aas assumed al eld mic form. We are o.
quite pre- red o. say ina the true gri' Is
here vet" he adiei utiously:
''Fnere has been v oisnt ran on quini1e,
and the ncy = is st res have made q
small fortune in han1kcrc iefs 81 ce rbe
griO arrived. All the Arguments and per-
suss o OF D-s. 3 yaut, Wilson, Sanborn.
q Eds # the heath O RI d O quaran-
tin Office cannot d. away with g latent,
palpable evidence Of its presence. Al tae
Grand Central depot the sneezilg Il
the brasemen, cinductOrs, ami train
dispatchers Is U 81 lively ap ALI e. L
tie city court the epidemic was
50 prevalent among the jurors
that Judge Enrich di charged an entire
panel ard advised them to g home and 90
to bed fort with. Ia the big, dra 6 ty
pest flee, the corrii0rs re,ou I'd with ie
csaseiess "ker-c-h-a-w" Of the clerks and
mail carriers. In he CITY nall thu tticial
look over lamiug noses. aud Aay Grant
5 one Of the vic ms. IL has evoI pele-
trated the hosp 5, and at bellevue, War
den JOHN Fall0l, DR.. Patti n, and several
Others are down with it. 1t is not an I'M
common incident to Vi ne's, duri 6
tie perilous Iassage OF muddy
Br ad az crossing. the snddel
malt of party 10 give the lady or gentle
ma or, perhaps, the policeman VINO IS
guiding th-m-an opportunity TO S eeze. A
mouse stopped traffic o. Broadway the
othe- day tor five minutes; Ia lppe, or its
popular cOun erfel, is rs51onslbe for a
mo uentary bl ckad fifty ines every fore
noon. | tie hotels whore { Q br 'sers and
politicians congregate eve ings, little else
is done ne ides sne Yin and w.pi 2 Of eyes.
The price Of stocks is for gotte in the fra l.
tic haste t. grab haudkeIc if. Hon.
Thomas c. Plat is a nons t victims, and,
after a week of the grip, Is now coa-
va escent.
Od-timers shake their heads knowingly
q talk owe the Situltlon in a remiulsce t
vein. They recall the fam Us "Hyler grip
which prevailed TO a re narlable extent in
New York, Boston, and Wa iugtOn. IN
deed, Boston Jared worst of all for the Ath-
ems America came very near sneezing
its head Il. hey revive mem )ries of tie
vi itation If 1898. which was ii mild r
form. ta wers much more violent than
the preseut grip; but it is yet too early to
judge OF the capabilities of tAe latter.
The giJ is even now to com non to be
considered fashionable. Patterns swear
tn II physicians TO secresy. and they them
selves deny at they have ANYTHING worse
than hale Ii. And 80, under the most
trying Circumstances, G0tha II bravely con-
tiuus to keep a stiff upper lip ia the
presence of the prevailing aih ctiln, aud
hopes for best. G.. H. SANDIsoN.
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srRlKe OF MAcKEY,s MN.
The Roads Unabls to Run Trains

The Roads Unahls TO Run Trains,
owing 70 Lack OF Protection.
TERRE HATTIE, IND. Jan. This Is the
sixtl day Of tue 50 ike OF el the employees
on tbs Nackey system here excop. the engi-
neers AMI frene1, causing a complete tie
up The strikers claim that eight men,
eli a , conductors, have been relieved by
Ma ter of Ira sp1r alton Hu d, b cause
OF thei- cnlecti0l with tie rrcent
strike. and cir d ma1d was the i'm ne
date slspeus on OF Mr. ii ira and the re-
i statement Of the men. Preside Massey
refu Is to suspend Mr.. Hurd, but offers
to take W the CASES Of the discharge m },
whom he CLAIMS were removed for cau'e,
chief drunk mess, and Der onaliy iuvestl-
ga e the }, a d If the men have been harshly
de alc with to re rs ate them.
THE STRIKERS ON TOP.
The strikers have D session Of the COM
panv's pr perty, and p~eve ted rains from
being run on the Fl st q Of the strike by
pulling the links and pins and ordering the
engineers and fire nen out of Ell cabs.
Since that Il ne no attempt hes been made
t. get trains GU, alt lough the company
has Imported men from S. Louis t. fill
tie places. This morning one Of the new
mon was dubbed, and violence is
feared if the com any attempts TO get out
trains. Tie company c argos the mayo
ith failure to furnish polceme to clear
the proJert Of trespasssrs, AID claim nat
trains would be handled if this was done
\ large number of factories are unable to
rdn because of the strike.
SPREADING TO OTHER ROADS.
EV NsvfLLE, ND, Jan. 4.-Last night
il was learned thro Oh reIia lie source
tNat the swi me !, brakeme ,, nj con-
ducyors on the Pc RIA, Deca ur and Evans
vile and tue Air Line roads, part of the
Mackey >ystem, were or Tered "a a d those
o roads are now i lie, S far as freig t
treffic is Concerned. There is also we'll
defined .umor that the strike will extend to
tue Cincinnati, Wab 3 d Michiga road,
a recent purchase OF Mr.. Mackey's, an tina
should al at apt be made to ru fire It
trains b. other than the present force, the
men on connecting lines Will refuse to
handle the fr light.
AGREES To A CONFERENCE.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Ja1. 4, IL p. M
Mr.. NJ .cksy has agreed t. a CO.. ference
with his men, and a COMMITTEES arrived
from Terre II ute tonight to confer with
him. he Air Line mel have returned
work, and it is reported that all the others
Will do SO o-morrow.
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II MEAIORIAM.
ELIZA s. ROTrREAr-


ELIZA s. ROTUREAU,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE The 9TH DAY or
DECEMBER, 1889.
loving, afr sctlonate mother,
\ kiId an noble friend:
Why weep, husband. c1iliren, brother:
our lives. o. must emf.
Kemember tIoI neF tea :hings,
b st sadfast. brave and true;
Give TO those size lefL snin1
I at care she gave to you.
That InJtherlesS sister she loved,
WON now should be tny care.
Weep not, Her bi sings fall
On those she loved W lis here.
Honest, faithful mo her. wife.
Thou mast earned tny rest,
Shoui we, an, no cal es hence
From -gions of the bic I?
Rather let Us bear ia mind
Gods rod strikes, bu. he'll uphold,
Heavy tho thy cross may be,
hi, IS a eros of gold.
Seek ye that cOus OlatiOn
he sendeth from above:
His help is strength is love. is all
She tau Sht you min to love.
HuSoan-. children, sister, brother.
Weep not for her a. re {;
God ended all her Sorrows
Sne dwelis among the ble>t. J.
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FLoRIDA's METROPOLIS.

Trains to Cross the New Bridge To =
day-Ihe First Vest,bule.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan At Ne
Unirel States court rec )nveaes N lay.
Tomorrow regular pa Sengar trains from
Jacksonville to St. Angus iae wi begin
crossing til new iron bri ICE across tie
st. Johns river.
special train is expe cted to-m7rcow
with help for the Ponce d Leon hotel.
On Friday next, the first vestibue train
OF the seas II from New York to st. Angus
tine will arrive
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Two Boys Probably Drowned

BRUNSWICK, GA, Jan. 4-Fears are
entertained by negro family Of S.
Simon's for the safety of their boys. They
LETT ST. Simon's Thursday in a small bat
teau on fishing excursion t. Lii tie Cumber-
land Island. the boys did not return, aud
their parents went in search of them. Thev
found the boat drifJed as ore on Jekyl
Island. II the boat were two coats. a pair
of shoes, and fishing tacsle. Everybody
believes that the boys are drowned.
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JUST MISSED fortune.
a Story That Recalls the Gigantic Op-
erations of the Days of Oil.

n 0IOry AuaI FecaIlS Jle GlR5nt1c Op-
erttions OF the Days of Oil
FRI m the Ptttsburg Dispatch.
Quincy bison related incident Of the
cary history Of the oil regions recently,
which may give tie children of the press t
generation a vague idea Of the mag aitude
OF tn trans C i MS which took place whe ,
oil was SIS d 80 a barr ], and poor PEG le
game d c)mpe ency by scoopIng it off the
surface OF creeks, or gathered it from pool,
around the tanks W ch had owe flo we'd.
The st ry as Id by M. RDbinsol was as
follows: within month after Col. Drake
had truck the first petroleum ever brought
to the su face in America by means of drill
ing, my father and the fathe of my relatives
here blugnt a tract of land comprise O
l,2oO acres, adj Dining the farm on which
the ID AXE well was loo ted, for $3.50 OOO
Not long afterward | was sitting in Their
office one day remember it as distinctly
as though 1t happened only yesterday
an agent = an eastern syndicate waked in
and offered $500, 900 for the l,2S0 acres.
The owners 10 Jked at him rath iucre1-
ulouSly for moment. but before they ,uld
speak he had counted out the table
50 O,OO0 in cash aud drafts, which he offered
Tor deed OF the tract. | was appalled, by
the sight of the pile, but my father and the
father of t csc ge tlenen retire f II con-
sultatl n, ana decided that if the property
was " nth 5000 it was worth 81 100000.
and the off r vas refused. Their hei sti, |
own the la d, and no it is valued at about
$4,000 Where they could have got dol
lars we could scarcely n.cllels. tn IS
you can see what seemingly fairy stories
could be told Of tn SO DAYS They are
almost incomprehenslb bic to the present gem
GRAFTON, but they were ei-hot flctsn And
a sigh of regret that the offer had not been
accepted went around the circle.
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The Central railroad will to-day put on
an accommodation train TO run between
Savannah and Gu ton to meet the de-
mands OF its largely increased suburban
travel. This train will leave Sava NAH at
500 p. m, arriving at GuyJoa at $50 D.
Ia. Returning, leave Guyton at AIS a. m.
arriving at Savannah at 600. T aims No,.
and will not stop between Savannah and
Miilep
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
ALAeAMA,s ALLIANCES.
The Action of the st. Louis Conver
ton Explained

TIC Action OF the st. Louis Conven-
ton Explained.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Jan. As. NJ.
Adams, r. F. Kold, T. J. Carl lie, and
j. H Harris, delegates to the recent ALI.
ance convention at st. L uis. have issued
an address to the al iances of Alabama,
assuring them that nothing III the resolu-
on ad pied there il intended TO influence
their acton as to party. The address also
urges democrati3 alliance men to sta d
by the Democratic party, and concludes
by declaring that none of delega es
voted for or endorsed that plank by lch
IL was agreed TIA 1t no ma sho Id be sup.
ported for office who )uld not he epel ie |
ON to enact these principles into the ssatu c
la un ufuelcsd by p1rs ca1cu. This
caucus plank bec> ne a leading issue in
AIabama ma ional nDiti s
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. Fostofnce Rohhai.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Jan. At Chris iaHk-
hurE the postolIise vas broken open and
robbed last mig t Of Sis. Tae pos o Ii e
hed 40 sale and the m '1ey vas Ike ia "a
desk. when was spl open with aaax.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

CONNER The friends and acquaint ance OF
Gr ID Mrs Daniel Conner and of Til mas A
Moore and family are ilvitel to attend the
funeral u ANNA ELIZABETH. youngest d ugh er
OF the former, fro n their -sitenc-, 81 West
Broa1 s-re1-. az O'CLOCK IHL5 A .IERN0ON-
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Killed by a Train.

LIVE OAK, FLA, Jan. 4.-Eiizabeth
Mosely, an old col red woman, was run
over and instantly killed here this after
noon by he west-bou d freight tram On he
FL rida &c ltral and PeniuSlar railway.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
Grocars Ask Lima

New ORLEANS, Jan. May & Vaughn,
wholesale grocers, have filed an applica-
ton for respite, and make accession of
Their property TO their creditors. The asset
are Sl59.00 and their liabilities $3.50. 900 m
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
an engines Boiler Exnlodes

WHEELING, w. VA, jar. 4-Engino No.
442, or the Baltimore and Obi railroad, ex
ploie at Be wo 10 Ju lctioh this morning,
making TO al wreck. Elgi1ee' Cln ing
ham W blown 2lJ yards, AL escaped with
slight injury. Fireman larry was badly
hurt Inc Western Union telegraph wi eS
were badly injured at the scene of he ex-
pl SION
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Inu1d ati3ns in Northern italy.

MILAN, Jan. 4-Great foundations are
reported tlrou ghoIJ Northern lay.
especially at Treviso.
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NOTICE.

SAVANNAH GA. Jan. I, 1890
Inc undersigned have THIS DAY. formed n
copartnership under the firm name of
CoNNok O'BYRNE, for the general prac.
tlce OF law. Offices on second floor OF Southern
b1hk Duliuing. P,J. OCONNOR,
n A. O'BYRNE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

On account of our rush of work for the holi
days we extended the time OF our club tickets
to a number Of our patrons until Feo. 1. 1890
All holding tic let's have the same privilege
Others wishing to avail themselves of the cl1h
rates can do so until then
TAIrN-r-N- O..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
A FIeNoIsa FnENCHMAN.
He Kills Two Grandchildren enc
Wanted to XII lis Wife.

HAyERHILL, n. H., Jan. 4-Stephen
LaPlant, Freachman, aged 20, while visit
ing his sons family at Center Haverhill,
was left wit his wife in charge If the house
aud two grandc lildren, az ID l0ald years.
trivial cause aud killel his grandson,
aged 3, ith hammer; fatally stabbed
his granddaughter, aged 10, and was in the
act of attempting to kill his wife when
pass RIB tered and seiz3i him. He is
given to drink
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05

PAPA said boy much given to realing.
81 have often seen the phrase, an RIGHT tbin2
ing peoale' in tue pape $. What kind OF people
are ri hit thinking pepper
They are the sort of people, said the father
who think as we do.'- Yoath's Communion
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LECIION FOE DlRECEORr.
CENTRAL RAILROAD BANK, !

CENTRAL RAILROAD BANK,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 8, 1889
An election for taIrteen directors to manage
the affairs Of this company for the ensuing YEAR
VIII be- held at the banking house, in Savannah
MONDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY
1870, between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. and
CLOCK P. NJ; stockholders and their families
wlil be passed free over the company's road. to
attend tue election, from the FOURTH to the
SIXTH OF JANUARY inclusive aud b. passed
i nts TetHTan 2, from the SIXTH to the EIGHTH
OF JANUARY inclusive. on pres .ntation Of
their stock certificates to the conductors.
7. NJ CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan

oANANNAH, ga, Jan. 81 ls00
We have this day transferred our e,ti.,
business to the SAVANNAH GROCERY cor
PANY, With tn exception OF our ace UNITS an
parties Indebted to u will please remit their a.
counts TO US, as heretofore.
H. MYERS q BROTHERS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05

Hotel Placide, Jacksonville, Fla, entirely
new. Most deliberately furnished and best
co tipped hotel in the city. American and
European plan Passenger elevator and mod
err improvements, Cuisine exceptio al. rates
liberal +. VI. ROGERS, Manager.
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SP NOT
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MONEY 70 LOAN

Liberal loans made on Diamonds, Gold and
SILVER watch $, JeSelry Clocks, Silverware,
Guns FlSto s. Clothing. Too,s. and on almost
aEyt ing OF value, at the cid reliable Pawn
broker house, 179 Congress street.
E. MUHLBERG, Manager
Highest prices paid for old Gold aud Silver
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MENDEL & DEITsH.
HERMAN MYERS, Pres't. SLIGO MYERS. 2d Y,
MAURICE DSITsH. LIST V. P. JONAS MESDEL, S. ii
To THE TRADE.

HERMAN MYERS, Pres't. SLIGO MYERS. 2dv.P
MAURICE DSITsH. LIST Y. p. JovAs MgyDFT. G r
To THE TRADE.
Referriny to the above notices. we take riaav
ure in announcing to our friends AID ne traJa
that We propose doing a general WholesaIs
tirocery aud Provision business. We ha We notv
III our immense wareroons a large lsso.tuanS
OF everything appertsining to above line In
addition. We have made our Tobacco Segar
AM Liquor Department a special feature nof
to be eXcelled by any house in the trade Tn
railroads have extended their track into orr
wareroonS, and vessels lani at our own wharf
These and many other numerous facilities Will
enable us to compete successful ly with any
flrin IN tbs country. We, therefore, solicit a
share Of your patronage.
Re pectfully yours
SAVANNAH GROCERY COMPANY.
DIRECTORS:
HERMAN MYERS, of II. Myers & Brothers
Savannah, Ga.
A. P. WRIGHT. PreSi lent of Bank of Thomas.
Vile. Ga.
W. B. ST1LLWELL, of Stillwell, AIillen & %
Savannah. Ga
j. MENDEL, of Mend-l & Deitsh, Sayan-
nah, Ga.
c. G. GRACE, Presi lent of Southern Georgia
Bank, Waycross, Ga
B. Y. LANE, President of Merchants Bank
Valdosta, Ga
MAURICE DEITSH, of Men lei 6 Deitsh, Sa.
vannah, Ga.
ID. Y. DANCI, Commission N, reliant Savsn-
ma Ga.
SIGO MYERS, Presi lent e. Modelo Segar MFG
Co. Jacksonville. F.a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 81. 1870
We have this day ira lsferred our entire h,si
ness to the SAVANNAH GROCERY COW.
PANY, with the exec Dtion of our accounts. an
parties indebted will please remit their accounr-
TO US, as heretofore.
MFNnrT q rr-Tr.-~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
REPPARD IRON COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Reppard Iron Co npany will be held at the
Office OF the company, 20 Bay street, on MON
DAY, January 6. $780, at / o'clock p. NJ
At this meeting the Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year will be elected.
NORTON FRTE son,
s scretarv and TrPa urar