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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
Gtet9crtan8 Der GOlfSbtrri0aft ia
ser &6l,pctS.

Se!t benz Sabre 1874 bcitebt IN Der
SdmcIS nas tefeten0un III, oa5 betBt:
doI N0ntOre, roer anu 81, U00 Sur9er,
BADEN cos 3tebt, nDer leDe9 gelle Snnoes3t=
,ey erle NDtlsabltimmunB berbet5ufuDten;
IND HIT pent Damn cine WftbrDeit br3
Sunpelstruoltes cIn lDldes @rlcB in ter
"urobtlnnmung b>ttdtlBt, erlangt es @elz
tgng.
Su peridiCbencn Gantouen beitebt ejn
9te, erenbum aud III J}s5ug uuI Ganipr5gez
lege; il III eIn5,inen euntDnen HI u B oas
Nutt 10 ME il llbeI ltoes GantDnS4eleB aU>
intrlen.
Son nun on tat aber oa5 ShDeiScrz
uolt III GcSng auf SnnGtsBeleBe ltitt]t i,ur
oaS ge,iatI3 Wlg5reOG, i0t0er!t audi bus
Jttdyt, Den cric!t NGl.0B, (v0ls SnltIatIee")
i'll BuilotsyeleBen 81 geDen.
Guhg 1utben uur Dem GunSel Wtblete Der
@tDatnpiltnithdft UntQenonnlene 8GltSaDz
iil!nntuNg enfldpltD ndlrtt1 iMr cine nete
Itllumntuug, !ponah Elm Don $1,000 8urz
0ern Acknowledgment @eltDenttuurr Der ldllDetz
SelllDrn gtutIonGtgNebGCbuia oorDrleBt
lperDel1 fam, Hnb fpnnud) Die leBtere III
eiuell jolGen iQlle g%eSlDanBcll III, ben @nis
lpurt III yerntDult8 81 5ieDel.
Y}Iebrr murpeu uad III Der SdiDciS bic
Q}nnee5geitge. De III Den Ser. Staaie!, uplt
Den DelDeu GdAltrn Der Jtattpna ge1eBgez
Duna geulodt, nlpr ulIetbsnBs ieu liebSepn
SaDren inlt TIN lllttrlh ,so, DUP bus Nolf,
IDrnn Elm Ibeti b~elirlDtn cs oeriangt, crit
nod iiber eln loiu)te Geleb abttuitirn tam.
lnD Dttles Qulisretbt bietbt. 2tpcr ba3u
tpmint irBt bus lueltele Spltsredt, bag b0s
Nolf, ia au1 nuv ELL 3Detl oellelben, Don
IlD aus B~ln0esgeleBg enttrerfea IND 1te
Der YunoesgeleBDsbEilg porleBel fahlt, Die
Dauu auerDilos nod De Nnbl bat, etlen
lDldeu @eieBeHIDurT encouragement poer Obj
sule1Hen ODER ibn III perdnDerter Sorln an
3unebnItIl. 0oD iiber iDl btrutheil lnuB lie.
so mlro Die Woi!Sberrld,aTt III Der
S1lDei3 INNER metIer ausBeoebut. 0dS
SDiDeltrpDit miro mad llllo MGtA CUR 0rpz
beu XarosgemelHoe, i'll lrel0er bas Noif
Don 1th aus gan5 uumillelber ieiile WtidaIte
perttDtet.
AOAne Weiabr iiir 8ernunft unb mirtIt1e
Srethelt ianIl etlle ID nngeDeuere Stet9es
run1 Del Golt5berrl0uft natitrlid nur III
elmer bcGctptlilirten 9hpubltt ltaltfinnen.
nno ETH GROCER She'll Der ShmeiS beliBl in
Der 8pat Die nGtbi9e 9ttite DuSu, penn auh
nt1I teoer Sbell.
QNGs has 3%teierenoum betrifft, 10 bat es
iid III pteltn TGlen gut belpaGrt, in nnoez
rtn uber ntd)t. 8Dn oleiclt aaotren ipolIen
mir 3tDei antiibreu: Qlls IS it'd Dor elntueu
sjabren nnrum DanOelte, oh oas @ehalt 0es
Dtpioinatiidltn &ert;eterS Der Sdlpet, in
gHGlhunNtnn auf ELL immer nod be,d3eiosz
lles Wtab erh00t fperoen loue. muroe be Der
NoltSabplmmnig oas beSiiglihe @,eies Der
Sunoe58eleBgebui1g ueriporfen. llno i1
uoriOeri SABRE Dermarf oas GoIf Elm @eles
sur m0BlAeu BenliOntrun9 BON alteu BE-
alnte1.
Sn oieien bsioen GGlen seiate fid Die
8oltSntebrbett tnou|erlg; i'm eriten lSoue
gum ShaoeH eIles Der beliebtelten Utallner
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

SD muB nun bier ausbarren, neil midi
tni1lenl6atttt6e Bferoefuren uto Booes
fureH In eiren 3uitanb perieBt baben. in
Dem IT'D einladb nt6t ubreijsn fl n. lonz
bern rpte in einem 3u9tbauie ausbo(teu
muB. Cont fDnlite i0 - falls nur Der
0luube tpdre = nit ebenio niel Nusftdt ouf
Observation-Disclosures nod benz tpertae Iteile1.
BON bier entfernten WaLfabrtsorte Nlbenz
BORT, ODER nn6 Der Observation-Disclosures in
Sranten, ODER nah 2ourbes piIgetu, ODER
audi MID einem Nrebi9er, ooer elmer 9Sree
ot9ertn Der Christian science at1pertrauell.
Scr @laube Ell b it lit es ia, Der ben Oseltz
lden ieltg utlO aud pobl ebenlo oft, ipie
ale 0etlfunlt Qe Ii II B mddt. Noran
er glaubt, lit babel aara 9let60iltig. 90
lit es Su allen 3eiten g~etpeien, 10 lpirb IS
3u allen 3etten letn. lluo tDenu Der Dteni1
etne reIblth sugentei1ele 13abl bon Sabren
btnter iih bat, iOute er aud ni9t murren,
oDer it0 Dage9en ltrauben, bab iein ipioers
italosunf1big aetDoroener &0rper ben Qat=
tDergen, Setoften, Ofirtureu uno Niuen
Der Oellfunitter 1tdt mebr Stano halter
foun. QSer in leinem 9eben reoli6 leine
4fli6t nad beltem 9Sillen uno &0nnen aez
than bat, fir ben bat Der @ebonfe. nun
gnoeren BlaB 81 MAIDEN, fetne Sthreden.
SIN @egentbeil, or miro IS ais @rfiillung
ieiner leBten gflt6t betrdblen, ieinen ges
liebten Nngebortgen Die auireibenOe Sdinz
beret uno BlaGeret Der &ranteupflege su
Dertiir5en. Nle iaBt bod 00tbs?
&enn ntr's i'm fopI uno bergen i61utrrt,
98aS iuil,t ou btBre5 Daben Z
User htbt rlebr liebt iino ntdt ,nebr trrt,
Ser Iolle ll9 ~begrabcn.
vSm 6opie ihmirrt", bas beiBt: 10 large
Dir nod a~llerlet @eoanfen, Strebungen,
Srrunaet, Sdui6ungen, 6offnurgen ourd3
ben &opf aeDen, Die Den Snbolt Ser 9elltiz
gen SbGtigfeit bes WeniNen biloeu. User
10 alt 9eiDotoen lit, mn 3l Dem S6lulic Az
gelan8en, Dab ole iete Srrunsen nur tris
gertlde gSalnGebilbe DareH, ooB nit Qlusz
ltabine Der GuBerrn Jormen DON 8tbdu>
lung, Sleioung un6@rnGbrung bielRenihen
beute nod oaliclbe iinb, mas ie Dor Snbrz
tauienoen Daren unO it Sabrtauieuoen
letn tper0en; uuo tper ntd)t niebr in Dem
Gimme liebt, iuie @Otbe es geneiut bat, Der
babel getplB nibt al, Die laufte GdritaS
oa6te, = Der tbut gut barau, lid b~egraben
5A iailen. N6er natiirljh nibt BEL lsbens
bigcm Seibe; et1e tIeine Operation mIBte
tmmerbin %Uorangebetl.
9amit Gebeipobl at Die Qeler:-it may
be for years and it may be forever.
II. r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
GG.Dcrcr @erlmh f1tr otc Gsmftf 1T
~gEuttrif0.

Mtit Beranigen tperoen ith ptsle geler
Der 3lltnols StaatsSelEun9 Der Dor anoeEts
balb ,i5aDren Don ulls abAeDrnf;en anlpres
tbenDtn lRlitDellungeu oes Wnlttprofel1ors
s rtebrtD NWDm g Nttter ilbet Die
WeiOi6te Der Wtuiif in anterita %erinnerit,
II, nticpeu belonoers dud oa5 GerbieRlt ptr
0cut,dleu nm Atuiit utO @elallg otelts
&uloes uaIgeDleltI iDutoe. Selastoen
uerl6lpie9 Der Yerlaiier babel lem e'3ensS
Sfrotenlt.
Son Mntloerpen in 8elGiet tortmt. nun
Die traurl0e &abeltadrl6t, oaB YroIel1or
Sitter oaielbi1 uuf elmer 6erienreIle Seltor7
beu lit.
@r lpur i'll Sabre 1884 gu StraBouea I'M
GliaR in elner Irob oer ~oamatI9th fta'iSos
liid]eu tOcrriHdIt Jut peutlden OaftliE Htz
borer, iuelue uu5 Spanien ilamnlts u'to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
Sergnantt &aTcr.

9lm %. Stunt Morgers balb bret ubr
rtGtete Derntann Gaiter aus Iell1er GetOels7
itdtte = II D d in S6lelten elllelt ergretz
feuoen Yrtpatbrief at unS. Gr 11retOt
oarin:
r@s qeht mir 10 ihIedt, 10 uusit6tSs uro
b]offnun0slos mie m0gli6. Wtein re6tes
8etn lit nod immer maiierli6ttg, metlt
4ulsldla9, Der, ais ib berf0lt, Y biz "A
lpar, lit nuu SO bis 106, W}agen urD 0ornts
faiaL int 6oIge per bDQiihen @tfte geraoe3u
toOt; meine lonlttge trdtttge &orperanla9e,
Die mid perbinoert, on alien otelen @es
breden raid 81 iterben, tpiro mir gum
SIuh.
v@eftern babe i6 Sbre 4usidnttte aus
ben engliiGen @bicaeper 8eitungen uno aus
beutlden 3situnGen in Qlmertfa .erhalten
ur1o mid ieDr Daritber gefreut. Oa miro
man oo6 etl1n1al mieoer oarat ertnnert,
oaB man it6 in Der @eit niBlth geu1a6t
bat. Stir bier bin ib nt6ts, al5 Der latte,
tranfe, mp6llabenbe Mneritarer," bon Dem
man nt6t re6t tDetB, ipte CT al 9elo 9es
foulmeu lit. GuDomd lit n1nllt6 etn
Sparbao, tpobiu melltets 2eute pom mttt>
leren 8~eanttenltanO geben, Die aut 1eoet
Bfenuig iebet ml1ielt.
r8eiliegeno Elm Woiatf bon aIerlet Gin
fallen, tpie iie mir in Den i6meraIoieren
8ierteIa uuo baIben Stunben iblafloier
9tGhte burb ben &opf geganGen itno. SSms
merbiu mag eS ais m%utbmaBlt6 leBtes
2ebens3eiden BON mir fir bic Geier, pers
nenobar letn."
SIT anoeren Spatteh bieisr $50. tbetlen
mir bic 3aiter'ihen Nuf3ei6nungen nit.
Ser &rante bepetst IN tbnen cine abnlibe
@eiltesitGrfe, tpte 1te in Gbnlid)em 9Ilter
@euerat @raRt in ieiner idlperiten 9eioenss
seit ais Gerfalier leiues Su6es betbdttgt
bat. Nber mir begeE Die freuoi8e lleberz
seugung, Dat. Der I3ultano 6crmdnn
9%taiter's feineSpe9s etn 10 ~Derspeifelter 1T,
tpie es Der OeS 0enerol @rant in Den Sants
uno SuIieGagen BON 1885 mar. 9a8 Ser
ihtptupen Der 0olierinht aus benz einen
Seiu uro Die 9eitei8erte 6er5gbdtigtett iino
ermutbigenoe 3eideH. uno mir leben Der
feiten 6offnung. oaB noh 9ar mandes
| Sobr berflleBcn miro, ebe Die 9eier Dteier
.3ettuug Dns leBie 9ebens3etden Don Ser
MANI Jtaiter erbulten.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
MINISTER WHEELS TIE B ABLY.
How al Oriental Diplomat Amuses
Bis Infant at Washington.

How al Oriental Diplomat Amuses
Bis Infant at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Chinese
minister makes an engaging picture
these cool evenings soberly marching
around Dupont circle trundling the little
carriage in which reposes the brand new
baby that recently arrived at the big lega-
ton The minister has set at naught all
celestial traditions and tenets of Chinese
aristocracy in himself becoming the motive
power of the baby carriage, but he seems
TO enjoy defying all established usages. and
wheels the carriage with an aggressive air
that keeps at a distance even the
West Washington hoodlums. The tiny
yellow infant is swaddled in soft silken
wrappiDgs, and wears a tight red silk cap
on its little round head, which is already
covered with jet black hair. A silk quilt
covers the baby's face and all and is occa-
sionelly turned down by the proud father
to permit inquisitive ladies who stop the
carriage TO examine the little hands and
feet. When out trundling the baby
the minister is always accompanied by his
12-year-old son, his wife and his sister,
ln-law. who walk behind him in single file.
The ladies of the legation were at first kept
closely confined in their rooms, but they
soon broke over the regulations, which were
without the sustaining influence of a ma
tional custom, and now appear to greatly
enjoy their freedom.
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the hill tops, aud the nations lifted their
foreheads into the light, and the earth had
doxology for the sky, and the sky an
anthem for the earth, aud the warmth.
and the sparkle, and the gladness, and the
foliage. and the flowers. and the fruits,
and the beauty, and the life. we're the only
answer the west Wind made to the insolence
Of the East winds Interrogation.
Kindness to ALL Surely it ought not TO
be difficult grace to culture when we see
towering above the centuries such an
example that one glimpse Of it ought to
melt and transform all nations. Kindness
brought our Lord from heaven. Kindness
to miscreants, kindness to prosecutors, kind
ness to the crippled and the blind and the
ca:aleptic and the leprous and the dropsical.
and the demoniacal characterized him all
the way and on the cross kindness to the
bandits suffering on the side of him, and
Kindness to the executioners while yet they
pushed the spear and hammered the spikes,
and howled the blasphemies. All the stories
Of the John Towards aud the Florence
Nightingales and the Grace Darlings and
the Ida Lewises pale before this transcen-
dant example of him whose birth and life
aud death are the greatest story that the
world ever heard, and the theme Of the
mlghtiest hosanna that heaven ever lifted.
Yea, the very kindness that allowed both
hands to be nailed to the horizontal timber
OF Lne cross With that cruel JnuInp! tnu[np!
now stretches down from the skies those
same hands filed with balm for all orr
wounds, forgiveness for all our crimes, res
cue for all our serfdoms. And while we
take this matches kindness from God may
it be found that we have uttered our last
bitter word, written our last cutting para
graph. done our last retaliatory action, felt
our last reyengeful heart-throb. And it
would not be bad epitaph for any of us
if by the grace of God from this time forth
we lived such benefcent lives that the tomb
stones chisel could appropriately cut upon
the plain slab that marks our grave sugges-
ton from the text: He showed us no little
Kindness" But not until the last child of
God has got ashore from the earthly
storms that drove him on the rocks like
Mediterranean Euroclydons, not until all
the thrones of heaven are mounted, and all
the conquerorS crowned, and all the harps
and trumpets and organs of heaven are
thrummed or blown or sounded, and the
ransomed of all chimes and ages are in full
chorus under the jubilant swing of angelic
baton, and we snail for thousands of years
have seen the river from under the throne
rolling into the "sea of glass mingled with
fire. and this world we now inhabit shall
be 50 far in the past that only stretch of
celestial memory can recall that 1t ever ex-
listed at all, not until then will We under
stand what Nehemiah calls the great kind
ness" and David calls 1.-THE marvellous
kindness" and Isaiah calls ''the everlasting
kindness of Gcdl
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
a GAMBLERS BIBLE
Causes His Arrest for Lunscy-An
Old-Time Righ-Roller Wrecked

Causes His Arrest for Lunscy-An
OldTime Righ-Roller Wrecked
LOUISVILLE. Sept. IS.-Fred Therwanger,
one of the most noted gamblers in the west,
was arrested this morning, charged with
lunacy. He was standing at Fourth aud
Jefferson streets with Bible in his hand,
and announced that he was going to hold a
revival. His stepson, Fred Phefer, of Gin
cinnati, swore out a warrant charging him
with lunacy. Therwanger was until few
years ago one Of the high-rollers among
sporting men.
He came from Madison, Ind, to Louis
vile, and was soon in the swim when gam
bling was at high tide here. When it was
broken up in this city he opened big house
in Jacksonville and his income was said to
be $4,000 year.
When the authorities finally raided his
place his money nearly all went in pay
ment of fines and lawyer fees He took to
drinking and soon became almost vaga-
bond, the climax of his downfall coming
with the charge of Iunacy to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
A CRUEL HUSBAND JUDGED.
He Rushed for a Gun to Kill the Ar
resting officer,

He Rushed for a Gun to Kill the Ar
resting officer.
BRUNSWICK. GA, Sept. ia white
street tonight in search of an officer to
protect her from the threatened cruelty of
her husband, Walter Davenport Police
woman, thirly clad. rushed up Newcastle
man Lisle responded, and reaching Daven-
ports home, was opening the gate, when
Davenport exclaimed: IF you'enter l will
kill you =" and ran in a room fer his
gun. Officer Lilse followed aud closed in
on Davenport as he reached for the gun,
threw him backward and half dragged him
to the streets. Other officers followed in
the meantime and screaming aud curslng
Davenport was carried to q coll. Church.
goers passing along were terrified by his
violent language.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
Homerville's Camp Meeting.

HoMERvILLE, GA, Sept. 13.-The yearly
camp meeting of the Methodist church held
this week resulted in much good. 1t was
largely attended, especially on Sunday. w.
T. Clarke, railroad agent for this place for
near two years, has been transferred to
Camilla. o. g. Marley is put in his place.
heavy rains in this section. AS a general
thing crops have yielded a more than usual
supply, however, so far. The new Metho-
dist parsonage in this place is completed all
but chimpeys and is a handsome, neat
building. The health of the place is good.
Some few cases Of fever.
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ORLANDO TO Issue BONDS.

The Money to be Used in Paving the
Streets.
ORLANDO, Fla, Sept. 13.-The election
to decide whether Orlando shall be bonded
for $4,000 for the purpose of paving the
streets, passed off very quietly yesterday.
Many prominent citizens had failed to pay
their poll tax in time to vote Only 116
votes were cast, one of which was cast out
as illegal. Ninety-four were for and
twenty-one against bonds. The bonds are
to be issued at per cent. interest, and pay
able in twenty years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14

SOME INTERESTING DETAILS of Dakota's pheno-
menal crops are in the form of accounts of big
yields on individuals farms. One farmer in
North Dali ota thrashed out 1,034 bushels OF
wheat from thirty three acres of land, a little
more than thirty-one bushels to the acre. and
he netted 1855 20 on his crop. Rolette county
Claims yields of forty bushels of wheat to the
acre. sev5nty-hve bushels of oats. sixty bushels
of barley aud 500 bushels of potatoes. Yields
OF twentyon to thirty bushels of wheat to the
acre are common. One man has ZOO acres OF
wheat giving thirty bushels to the acre. And
the farmers are receiving so to 50 cents bushel
for their wheat. The wall of the alliance is not
heard much in Dakota lust at the moment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
supt. Merriwether's Successor.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 13.-J. NJ. Stephens,
manager Of the Atlanta Western Union
office, succeeds Mr.. Merriwether, deceased,
as division superintendent. Mr.. Stephens
is a veteran in the service. and there is no
more capable or popular telegraph man in
the south. 1t is not yet decided who will
succeed Mr.. Stephens as manager of the
Atlanta OffiCa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

BAILEY.-The friends of DAVID HAMILTON
BAILEY and MIR. and Mrs VIM. Pearson Hardee
are invited to attend the funeral of the former
from No. rs Gwinnett street THIS AFTER
NOON at $3.50 O'Clock
LEWlS.-The relatives and friends OF Miss
EDITH LEWIS, AMI of Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Rivers are invited to attend the funeral services
OF the former from the residence of the latter,
No 7719 Duffy street, THIS (Monday) AFTER
NOON, the 18th inst, at O'Clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
A Blow at Lumpkin.

LUMPKIN. FLA. Sept. ia stiff north
east wind, with rain, has been blowing for
two days, with prospects of a gale. The
cotton crop will be greatly damaged.
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SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Peo 1, 1890, the 6usSs Of meas
OeRseHt Of al advertising III the MoaS1Nq
NEWS 'csn be agate, or at the rate of 81 10 an
inch for the first Insertion No Special Notice
tvtserted for less than 81 90.
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AVOID LAW SUITS.
COMPANY,
1875 CONGRESS STREET.

1875 CONGRESS STREET.
The eiectment suits just brought by the heirs
of George D. NIillen against the property in
Waring, Lee, White, Cuthbert, Reppard and
Cumming Wards, involving in
ALL OVER ONE HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND.
Of the forty six lots in waring. Lee and White
Wards, the titles to which are attacked by these
suits,
EIGHT, AT LEAST,
are amply protected by the Title Guarantee
Comnany, and the owners are relieved not only
OF ALL POSSIBILITY OF LOSS.
but of the annoyance which necessarily attends
lawsuit.
NO ATTENDANCE AT COURT.
NO COUNSEL TO BE EMPLOYED
NO SURVEYS TO BE MADE,
NO WITNESSES TO BE SUMMONED.
NO DISTURBANCE OF MIND
ere among the blessings now enjoyed by the
holders of the insurance policies of
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY,
and by those fortunate parties who procured
their titles directly or indirectly through it.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY,
1875 CONGRESS STREET.
las perpetual charter. The death or insolv-
ency of any or all of its stockholders cannot
affect its warranty.
1t has a paid in capital of nearly 81 0o0
Zone Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars and
constantly increasing, aud is authorized to
issue stock tothe extent of 100000.
INSURE YOUR TITLES NOW.
You know not when they may be attacked, and
if you are wise you will take time by the fore
lock, and guard against future trouble.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMP ANY
will defend all suits that may be brought at any
time in the future against property sheltered
by its policies aud indemnify its patrons against
any possible loss. to the extent of the amount
insured.
PREMIUM PAYABLE ONLY ONCE
The company has the use of Becketts Abstracts
of Land Titles, and the advantage of the advice
of frst-class counsel 1t is, therefore, in posi-
ton to act safely and carefully upon all titles
submitted for its guarantee.
GEORGE H STONE. President
ISAAC BECKETT. Secretary and Solicitor.
R. R. RICHARDS, Advisory Counsel.
GOLDEN
CURES IN as HOURSl
No pain, no structure.
so CENTS.
ONLY BY
ROWLINSKI, PHARMACIST,
Broughton and Drayton SITS. .ephone 4e5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT WATER
TAKERS.

CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 5, 1891.
The Turncock has been instructed to shut
off the supply of water from all premises in
arrears for water rent from July /. 1891, to Jan.
l, 1892.
If you wish TO avoid the penalty call and pay
your rent without delay.
CHAS. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
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REWARD.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD, Co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER,
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. l, 1891
This company will pay $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the person, or persons, who
removed the rail fromlthe track of the Western
North Carolina Railroad, near Bostian's Bridge,
Iradell county, North Carolina on the night of
Wednesday, Aug 26, 1891.
W. H. GREEN.
General Manager Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-14
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, 1891-12-18
"A FREE TRIP
w WORLD'S FAIR
COMMENCING MAY 1, 1S9;


COMMENCING MAY 1, 1898
The History Company Of San Francisco,
Cal. Capital stock $500, O,000) the Oldest and
largest publishing house on the Pacific
Coast, this day announce that they will
give, ABsoLUTELY FREE, ticket to the
Worlds s Fair and return, including meals
enroute one week q days. hotel accommo-
dations, six admission tickets to the expo
sition grounds, two tickets to leading
Chicago theatres and such other privileges
persons, who comply with their require
ments.
NOTICE
Those desiring to go to the Worlds Fair
and who could not otherwise do so, can ad-
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offer does not apply to persons of means
who are in a position to meet the expenses
of such trip themselves, but to enterpris-
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THE CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
Every young man or woman who desires
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THE HISTORY COMPANY
THE HISTORY BUILDING
1913 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
, 1891-12-18
Here is a llnary.

Editor Tribune:
see by reading the proceedings Of the
county commissioners that M. J. Gordon
is allowed an attorneys fee of $50 for rep
resenting the state in the case against DR..
Minkler, at the examination before Judge
Rathbun. Doubtless Mr.. Gordon earned
torney Aver was drawing a salary Of
$l0S3S per month and w. J. Milroy sal
ary of $50 per month as assistant. Will the
two democratic members of the board of
county commissioners please tell us what
these two republican officials were doing
while the Minkler case was being heard?
a TAX PAYING DEMOCRAT.