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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-03
CoosAw PHOSPHATE RIGHTS.
The State Takes the Lands Away From
the CompAnY.

the Company.
CHARLESTON, s. C., March 2.-The war
between the state and the COosaw Phosphate
Company was inaugurated today. when the
phosphate commissioners, who were driven
TO Beaufort yesterday, embarked in a tug
chartered by the state, and with Gov. Till
man on boaid as conmAndsr-in-chief of the
army and navy Of South Carolina. went
down TO the Coossw river and took pos
session Of the territory. 10 which the
Coosaw company claim exclusive right.
Possession was taken by each member If
the cJmmisHiou dropping a lead line over
board and sounding the bottom The
Coosaw company has shut down its
machinery and . now idle. with its 900 or
more employees.
THE COMPANY WILL FIGHT.
II Is understoood that in case any person
or company attempts 10 mine rock in their
territory the company will apply TO the
United States court for an injunction, as
the river Is a navigsbls stream and under
the Jurisdiction Of the United Sta ties. 1t lis
understood that IL is going TO be war Of
freezsout. The Coosaw Company will not
mine any rock. and the United s ,ates court
will be invoked TO prevent anybody else
from mining phosphate in the
disputed territory. The Coosaw Comply
last year shipped 107, 600 tons of rock to Eu-
rope, and in the litigationI is. prolonged this
much viii DO Withdrawn from the mar et
The land phosphate miners are jubilaut and
already talk OF raising the prices Of land
rock to 80 a ton. The litigation also is ex-
pected to boom the recently discovered
Florida phosphates. No process has yet
been issued by the United States court here
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
(By the Associated Press.)
CHARLESTON. =. c.. March AT the
last session of the legislature an act was
passed providing for new phosphate COM
mission Of Ave persons 10 take charge Of
the phosphate industries Of the state. The
commission was authorized to throw open
to ali miners territory for the past two
years mined by the Coosaw company, under
grant from the state, and claimed by the
company as territory exclusively their
own. The Coosaw company claim that
they have perpetual and exclusive right
TO this territory so long as they pay the
rental, but to-day the phosphate commits
sioners took possession OF the territory in
the name Of the state, against the protest of
the company.
TO BE RELEASED.
The territory will, 1t is presumed, now be
| leased TO other companies which comply
with the requirements of the commissioners.
| The Coosaw company have shut down their
works and will take legal action TO protect
| their rights The shutdown throws
| 400 miners and other operatives
out Of employment and will make
large reduction In the income TO the state
/ from royalties. Last year the Coosaw COM
pany paid Sl07. 900 royalty to the state, and
in the last twenty years have paid 81 ,3O0,-
900. The legal developments are awaited
with great interest 1t is not improbable
that the case win find its way to the United
/ States circuit court.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently Jet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitud
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
/ Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. N. EER Y0RK, ~
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ATTENTION. B. P. O. 3.

ATTENTION, B. P. o. 3.
regular meeting OF this lodge win be held
THIS Tuesday EVENING at o'clock Bus
iness Of special importance viii be transacted
Devour Elks IN good standing are invited
]. c. SHAW, z 2
W. 2 Tz5PzS, Secretary.
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ITALIAN PHOSPHATE AE1szA
Ths Consul General ASKS Gov. TrInsu
20 Investigate Their treatment

@-9 (~--z - = NA--l -
20 Investigate Their Treatment
CEAzLEsroK. s c, March 2-Is il
Earned from The Iszliza co1sul here hat
S1gnor P Diva, TIE Italian eonsul general
- View Eork, hss written 70 Gov. TiIlnsa
requesting Tim % investigate TIE charges
nsde by Gssla1o Earsllo a cruelty 70 The
la an lsbors-s ia TIE phosphate mines
near this place. T1ese charges were I'm.
published II The New YORK SUn and Is
p1bllsbsd hsrs- SLgno< CaEtsllanO, the
co2Eul here, states that be has received
nuDsrou complaints this winter ab0ur tie
msltzsztusnt q the Itelisus a. TIE uinsA
The nine oEusrs deny the Marcia state
msat entirely, and say they paw the men
81 50 . day AID furnish them medical a.
tendance and medicine free. Nearly l 90
Italians are employed In tie various pbos-
pcats mines near here. Thsy are hired ia
New YORK By pAdTones, who furnish thsn
% the miners under contract Trey come
here in the fall and return north II The
spring. There can Be no doubt that their
treatment oy somebody is very rough.
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ALL ABOUT Augusta.
The Councils Deadlock Over q Police
COmmissiorership Ended

Commissionership Ended.
AUGUSTA, "a, March 2-The deadlock
in the city council, which has existed for
more than two months over the election Of 8
police commissioner. was ended tonight by
the unanimous election Of DR.. James VI.
Hall. Neither Commissioner Hsmphill,
who has been 8 candidate for reelection. or
J. II. Mckenzie. who opposed him, were
voted for.
The fire department responded 70 an
alarm this evening, and when the place was
reached il ves found that q negro woman
was on fire. Her clothing was consumed,
ard Der limbs were badly burned before the
flames were extinguished. She was build
ing q FIRE when her dress ignited- She
screamed fire, aud somebody turned in the
alarm.
While Thomas Butler, a clerk in the
Southern Express Office was fooling with
pistol tonight IN the Office. II went of, and
r. c. Hsaden, assistant money clerk, was
shot in the face By the ball The wound is
painful one, which may disfzure his face.
but d not a serious one.
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A steamer Cut In TWO by Ice.

steamer Chester, Capt. Tolle, from Rotter-
dam Feb. 10, arrived this morning, bring
ing the crew OF the Warren line steamer
Iowa, which met with disaster. The Iowa
ran into field Of ice and was cut through.
The Chester saved her entire crew and all
the cattlenen on board.
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TELFAIR LITERARY AND Art UNION
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and af5ey Peb. 1, 1890 tie basis Of s.eas-
wenssHt Of al odeertGsSH1 N Ne HoRnrEs
News tssg be agate, or at tie rate of 81 20 on
iHek for tie Frss tEsertioz.
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Pr,nters to Work bv the Dsv

Typographical Union have decided to abol-
ish piece work on all daily papers and
establish an eight-hour working day, with
minimum scale of "a per day. Hereafter
work will begin on morning papers at 7:30
o'clock. The action of the union has been
adontad by the pronrietors.
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NEW SENATORS ON THE FLOOR.

Irby, PETER and Kyle Making Ac-
quaintances in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 2-Senators-elect
Irby Of South Carolina. PETER of Kansas
and Kyle of South Dakota were on the
floor of the Senate to-day. Mr.. PETER, as
the successor Of Senator Ingalls,, attracted
most attention. Senator Plumb took him
around and selected him a seat on the re-
publican side. Mr.. PETER said, however,
that be should be strictly Independent, vot-
ing according to the sentiments CT the peo-
pies party of Kansas aud his own convic-
tons. He says there will be third party
nomination in 1892.
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CLIsCH sUPzsIoR COURT.

A Trial Tor Murder that Exc.tes Con
siderable Interest
BONNEVILLE. Ga, March 2-Ths rsgu-
lar term q Cduch superior curt con-
II need here to-day. Judge Spencer r At,
kinson. as UsgGl. IN his charge % TIE jurors,
was n1oE, eloquent and impressive, dstsil-
ing in every particular their duty. and hos
Deossssry II was for tie good Of TIE county
that they do IL The docket IL 8 heavy one,
bot The only case Of imp rtsncs i that Of
Frank AcDgf1s for the killing Of Frank
Kirkland Considerable interest Is mani
festSd IL the case.
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Attempt to Assassinate storekeeper
Near Brunswick.

BRUNSWICK, GA, March last night
at II O'Clock J. w. Lewis, storekeeper at
Pelicanville, one of Brunswicks suburbs.
was shot by some person from ambush. He
was walking along the road from his store
TO his home, when he saw the fash Of a
pistol, and then he fell unconscious.
Finally he recovered enough TO 20
to his home. Doctors Bran
ham and Burford examined
the wound and found it very serious. The
ball entered an artery near the heart, and the
man is vomiting blood. Suspicion points to
several parties, but no arrests have been
made yet. Lewis came to Bruins wick three
months ago from Hazelhurst. and is con-
sidered a good, law-abiding citizen. Every
thing possible is being done to bring the
right party TO justice.
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VOW ANp raE sALLor.
Conventions 20 be He'd n tie Capital
Cities OF Dixie


Cities OF Dixie
WASHINGTON, March 2-The busiDs@
co1mittss q rbs SsfsozAl American
Woman Suffrage Associztio1 nst today
and appointed 3 nunh@- q eouuitteez.
Ths Members Of ths cozzrsszoozl eonmitsss
are: S1.sa 3. Antho1y, Chairman; barrie.
Taylor Uptoa, and ArzL Jean Brooks Greer
IszL
Ihs ccuuittse On TIE Columbian eIposi-
Ton co1E-s.z Of Mrs Rachel Foster Avery,
chsiruan: Erx. Flea 3. Dle-rick, Ms.
Lsds Msri Esthers Ers. Elizabeth BoyntOn
Hsrhsrt, Rev. Fiorsucs Kollock. RsT. Anna
a shaw and Ars- Lelan1 Stanford.
TIE Committee On southern work, formed
for TIE purposs Of holding convsnaons In
TIE capitals Of ths so1sBsrn states. consists
q Rachel Foster Avery, Chairman; Mrs.
Ja1e 4 Spoford and Elss Ahos Stone
Blackwell
a fund for the southsrn campaign hss
already bseD s-artsd By : COZ tTioation from
hrA Rachel Foster Avery q s., 900.
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Cherokee Leaders Arrested.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, March 2-Chief
Bushyhead and John Jordan of the Chero-
kee nation have been arrested by United
States troops now in the Cherokee strip.
They have been operating a stone quarry
near the northern boundary and refused to
vacate in obedience to the order of the
Secretary of the Interior. Busyhead and
Jordan were escorted beyond the line and
warned not to return.
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CALIFORNIA FYe SYRUP co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW Y0RK. NJ
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Arresseo for an Assauls.

ATLAsTA, Ga. March 2-Chsrlss Tay>
lor. negro, working at the new electric
light plant, Ezs to-day arrested and Is be
ing held as the SOUNDED who cut Miss Nc
Cures throat On the street last week after
having frat made daE,srdly assault upon
her. TIE LADY am ether witnesses a. once
identified him sS the right man. he pleads
iFsnoceuce
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ON TIE POINT OF LYNoHINa.

A Startling Dispatch from the Sheriff
OF Telfair County.
ATLANTA. Ga, March 2.-The sheriff Of
Telfair county to-day telegraphed the gov
ernor that John Jackson, who killed Ben
Brown on Feb. 81, had been arrested. and
was on the point Of being lynched by a
mob. Gov. Northen replied ordering the
officer TO summon every man In the county
capable Of bearing arms 70 protect the
prisoner. Nothing further has been heard
from the scene of the disturbance
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OcALA. FLA, !: March AIRS. Lillis, an
aged woman living alone near Poweliton,
ia the eastern portion Of Marion County,
was found last Saturday burned TO death.
Her clothes were burned from her body.
Mr. Zellhorner, who lives beyond the Scruo,
brought the news 70 town to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-03
Moonshiners at War.

JoNEsBoRo, TENN, March 2.-Word
reaches this place that the notorious Wright
and Potter gangs in johnson county have
been at war again with another gang of
moonshiners The details are very meager.
but report says that three or four people
were killed. Both gangs are still under
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-03
THE ROAD'i

Inc net surplus Is put down at Sl75, Isl. IL
and the increased surplus at $50, I'll IS.
The increase in the gross receipts is IL per
cent and the increase in the surplus is Is
per cent
A dividend Of per cent. was declared on
the first preferred income bonds.
The office Of general manager, formerly
held by II. S. Haines, was abolished c. S.
Gadsden was elected general superintend-
ent.
The millionaires left here tonight for Sas
vann h to attend the meeting OF tae Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railroad.
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4 Nsw 60 oomnanv.

OcALA, FLA, March 2.-Ths Citra Fruit
Company fled artic IS Of Incorporation TO-
day. The company viii bay and ssll lands
and market aud bly, ssrni-tropical fruits
The board Of directors Consists Of James
BOrland. David Borland. Ella o. Browne,
Hattie 0. Allen and George K. Allen.
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eansrarinz ina ssrsz-

ATLANIA GA. March al. 8. Brown,
a. president of psnttsntIary camp No. !,
locatsd az TIE DEde coal mines, has been
notified by the state authorities that male
and female conVlcts must Be Separated aud
allowed no Communication. A similar
order gee 10 all the camps where such
action hss not been taken heretofore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-03
TARGETS FOR LIGHTNING.
Churches in Massachusetts Struck

FiveChurches in Massachusetts Struck
During a Storm.
YARMOUTH, Mass, March 2.-The Uni
versalist church at Eastman, the Metho-
dist church at East Harwick, the Con-
gregational church at Yarmouth, and the
churches at Barnestable and Cotuit, with
number of barns and outbuildings, were
damaged during lightning storm Satur-
day night Many dwellings at these places
were slightly damaged.
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TO BE RELEASED.
A Verdict Set Asiie.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March Judge
Head, in the circuit court at Jasper, has set
aside the verdict rendered by the jury
against the Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham Railroad Company for
ga, 500 for killing K. E. Saunders is col
lsion. A new trial has been ordered.
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AN ANTI-LorTEaY FIGHT.

Two Publishers 70 Test the Constitu-
sional1ty Of the Law.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Hannis Taylor,
as counsel for the publishers Of the New
Orleans States and Mobile Register, who
were convicted Of violation Of the anti-lot-
lsry act, to day moved In the United States
supreme court for leave to file petitions for
writs OF habeas corpus aad csrtiorari on the
part Of the publishers in order that the
constitutionalty Of the snti-lottery Law
might be tested.
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roRrRzT AID GOLD.
President Polk Corgrztuls.ss TIE
Governor

ATLAsTA, Ga, March 2.-ys-o-sl All
sDos Prssi1s1t Z L Polk has zTittsa IL
dorlng Gov. Sorthsas refusal % Dsst
Jay Gozld- TIE Letter Is as foloEs
WasE-Es1os. .. c Fe-- J.. ~
To Cox. ". u E1~tten-
DEAE sIz-CEsesl 6Lz-lty. zbsn sgp1o-rsi
y tie 1lzEitT q rr1e nns-nos1d always con
E1s11s l-s=1 % TIE zppToEzl q tLs AE7=F11zn
psOp3e- DIN il 0r1c-zl ne t1sy co11s-1l
an oeEpzss- Plszss acospt t5s c1r1lzl grssp q
ny rzEt 5E.1 after rzz1ing y1-zr le--@T O. To-
Gould reception, z11 saosp< ny sznc-rs Wsz1es
Tor TIE SUCCESS q Togr Eopz-s All prospsc-z-
fO1rs very respactf1LT an tr9ly.
L 1. PoEE
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Weavers on q Strike.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., March "A strike
occurred at the Wanskuck mill this MORN
ing on account Of a new prlce-list posted
making reduction in the wages of the
weavers. Three hundred and forty weavers
ara ont
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silver Sent to China.

CARSON, NEv.. March 2-As a result Of
the decline in the price of silver nearly 100
bars of bullion have been taken from the
mint here and sent 90 China, where a
higher price prevails for it than In America.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

MUTUAL TRADING COMPANY
SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb. %, 1891. 7
The second installment IS DUE and payable
on and after MONDAY, March 2
Stockholders who have not paid the first IN
stallment are required TO do so AT ONCE.
Payments may be made at this office No s
Drayton street, or at the companys store, No,
31k Whitaker street
Printed copies Of the constitution and by
laws may be obtained at either place.
]. s. TYSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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WASHINGTON, March with the pas
sage Of the mail subsidy bill to-day went
the fears Of an extra session. but the
general deficiency appropriation bill may
fail for lack Of time.
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Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The treasury
department to-day made the first purchase
Of silver for the current month. The
amount offered was 74S, 900 ounces, and the
amount purchased los, 900 ounces at 9SA
cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-03
FLoRIDA's REV zNUE RAIDERS.
Men Taken Into Custody in Washing
ton County.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March "A
special from Chiplsy, Washington county,
70 the Times UniOn, says: There is con
siderable excitement in this county On sc-
count Of the presence Of about forty United
States officers and revenue men who are
securing the country in search OF moon
SINNERS. James Payt. Bill Stay and George
Lee were carried from this place 70 Pensa-
eola jail last night. Since last Monday
morning the officers have captured and
broken up twenty-five stills and taksn six
tam urtsone -
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Decapitated bv a rrain.

ATLANTA, GA. March 2.-Jeff Saunders, a
white rlan, was run down by West Point
train near West Point this afternoon,
thrown across the rails and his head cut of.
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DECENTRALIZATION

NAESOCk--Ths trizz5s and sc1usfrtsncs
q M and Ms D. 4 WzzSoCz are respectfully
Invited % sr.snd r.e <u-srzl Of the former
from Ia lzts residence No IA Harris street
THIS AFTERNOON. ~ o'clock-
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NO SHOW FOR THE FORCE BILL.
The President Fad No Intention of
Sending in a Message.

WASHINGTON, March with Johnnie
Davenport the wish was father to the
thought. The President said to-day that
he had had no intention Of sending special
force bill message to congress, believing that
it would be at once gratuitous and useless.
The republican senator's showed very plainly
what they thought of the force bill by
refusing TO champion Mr.. Hoar for the
presidency pro tempore, and electing Mr..
Manderson to the place, who was at heart
not in favor of the force bill.
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MARRIAGES.

=-TUDErSS-Kz--i.5. Isz- sFsziaz
4 t1-s CITY, by TIE Rev C-zrles q strcnz M
v EsLET G. FuScEST and Mss LorIsA :. Jru-
KrSs bo-E q B@zUto-T cou1-y, Soath Carolina
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Two APPROPRIATION Bills Signed.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The President
this afternoon signed the military academy
appropriation bill and naval appropriation
bill.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the Master nor Consignees of the
British steamship EGLANTINE, Bruce,
master, will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew of said vessel
A. MINIS SONS, Consignees.
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RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERS
Annual Meeting Of the Charleston and
Savannah Company.

Annual Meeting Of the Charleston and
Savannah Company.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 2.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Charles.
ton and Savannah railway was held here
to-day. q. s. Haines and D. F. Jack were
present from Savannah. The following
Ulcers were elected:
Presidential. B. Plant.
Vice Presiisnt-H. s. Haines.
3ecretary-R. B. Smith.
Treasurer-T NJ Lee.
Directors-H B. Plant, w. T. Walters,
z. R. Merninger, W. II. Brawlsy, A. 2.
Ravsnel, B. f. Newcomer and Il. s. HaiDes,
the Iast-namsd being elected in place of the
late Judge W. 8. Chisolm.
THE ROADS KAREIE9s.
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OGLEIHOaPE LODGE No. Ito. o. y.

O6LE IHoaPE LODGE NO. L, I. o. o. p.
regular meeting Of this lodge VII be held
THIS fIusS5sy4 EVENING az o'clock This
meeting VII mark tie 4s-h anniversary Of the
lodz=, EhicA viii De eelsbrEcei cy a social re-
UNION and En- address BY TIE Noble Grand
Sister lodges and transient brethren are
cor1ls-ly invited 20 attend. By order Of the
Lodge.
DAVIS FIREMAN SAcrrtarr
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THE PLACE To INV

THE PLACE TO BUY
Kiln dried Flooring,
Kiln dried Ceiling,
Kin dried Weather Boarding,
Kiln dried Wide Boards,
KIN dried Mouldings,
Kiln dried Sash,
Kiln dried Doors,
Kiln dried Blinds
Kiln dried Interior Finish,
Kiln dr.ed Window Frames,
BUILDERS HARDWARE, GLASS, WEIGHTS
AND CORD.
Call or write for prices.
A. S. BACON & SONS,
West Bread and Broughtou Streets
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'1s LOTs-FoK sALE-I6 LOTS.

BY ROBT. d. LAROCHE
No. ZIG Bryan Street, Real Estate Dealer,
On the corner OF Montgomery and Fifteenth
This is one OF the most splendidly located
block OF lots now on the market. Terms, S., 600
cash; balance on time
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BfEC1AL NOI1CES'
To THE PUBLIC
The store of THOMAS WEST & co. viii be
closed for few days, while an account Of
stock is being taken, after which business will
be resumed and the patronage OF the public
and the many friends Of the old firm is respect
fully solicited by j. T. WEST.
Surviving Copartner ami Temporary Admins
traitor OF Estate Thomas West.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The public is respectfully informed that the
Drug Business carried on by the late Dr.. B. r.
ULMEH will be continued ia the interest Of the
estate.
All OF ps. ULMER's proprietary preparations
are for sale as heretofore.
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SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. 5, < c. z.

a regular meeting Of this Castle viii Be held
az Metropolitan Hall. cor. Whitaker and Presi-
dent streets, THIS TUESDAY EVENING at
3 % clock Members ot sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited 70 attend
o. 7. SHAFFER, y. c.
Arrest Y. z 81 C-evp. 4 q r
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MEETINGS

ALPHA LODGE NO. 4,
Ancient And Accepted Scottish Bite
Freemas0nA
he regular meeting Of this Lodge VII Be
he'd a. Old Fellows Hall n the E1cznp-
nsuf room. THIS tTueS6zy) EVENING a. s
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