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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-16
prEIGHr AT TsE FAIR.
Tia .snt's Fund Keeps Growing
Steadily.

IS Tia ,snt'S Fund Keeps Growing
Steadily.
az II, .nental fair was well patronized
ba La, =; and satisfactory business was
he dons 10 Blues and Company C Of the
~ G,,,, turned out in full ranks, the former
RI ,,5.,Jrsy-six men and the latter with
"a to-our men, and took supper. after
- they took in the fair room. and had
"a RI change likewise taken in By the ladies.
N e Oglethorpe Light Infantrys friends
r. ned to be in the majority
"a night from the way in which
I % crowd gathered around that
p Iole. As a result the lady managers were
14appy with their swollen purses. A tinsel
Itldy was awarded to Thomas Purse. q pair
or ladies' red shoes to J. L. Hazelhurst. and
a leather COLLAR and cuff case TO P. L.
Griner. An ornamental cake was donated
to Edward Mcintyre.
Inc Blues awarded teaset TO Miss Car
RE Rstz and received a table scarf from
Mrs. A. IlLcomb. a pincushion and pair of
pillow Shams from Miss Barthelmess. and
a handsome "Scythie" parlor ornament
from Miss Carrie Ratz
The Greens table has received a handsome
easel from Launey & Goebsl, valuable
merchandise from Appel &. SchauI and a
ladies' nne silk sash from s. krouskoff. The
contest for the most popular youth
between Masters Leopold and Cooney will
close on Saturday night at 8 O'Clock, and the
young misses contest on Monday night at
O'Clock, and that for the most popular al
derman at $50 o'clock the same night. Il
is thought that Alderman Reid has slightly
the advantage over Alderman McGulre in
the race.
Lieut.. P. F. Gleason was awarded an oak
rocking chair; Lieut.. NJ. a O'Byrne. a
plush rocking chair; w. T, Lynch, a plush
album; Miss Annie McMahon, a bottle of
cologne; Sergt. j. T. Mcmahon, a similar
article, and Miss Katie O'Connor. a box of
extra ine paper. A donation of fancy
work has been received from Miss Madge
White of Rondout, N. Y.
The Cadets received the following dona-
tons yesterday: From Edward Mcfntire,
two decanters and glasses; from J. A. Bates,
pictures OF armory; from Palmer Hardware
Company, fly fan; from Mrs. Charles
Seller, a lot of cut flowers, and from Mrs.
l. +. Thomson, waiter of flowers.
Two pairs of embroidered suspenders
were awarded to Z. W. Cubbedge and A. G.
Willy, and hand,painted plaque to Miss
Willie Royal.
The German Volunteers awarded plush
album to I, w. TisSin, ald received silver
soup iadla from G. w. Allen, fancy chair
from Lindsay & Morgan, a plush rocker
from 4. A. Schwarz, a pair of tapestry
pictures from Misses Precht, and a toilet
set from Mrs. G. Asondorf.
a concert will De given in the fair room
TINS afternoon at o'clock by the Niennese
Ladies orchestra, the programme of which
appears in the amusement column.
The Irish Jasper Greens will take supper
tonight.
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The Military Fair and Merch ants
Week


SAVANNAH, April I5.-Editor Morning
NetCS: Allow the writer to correct what
seems to be q popular error in the minds
of many outsiders, as we'll as the managers
Of the present military fair.
l sea from the account given of the fair,
in your issue of April IL, that the association
OF drummers are somewhat abused, for their
seeming want Of interest in the present
fair, as they are credited with seeking the
assistance OF the military 'in making a dis
play during Merchants week"
The name is fully explanatory, for it is
gotten up exclusively and managed eu-
cjuSiUety by the merchants of the city, and
not by the drummers, VINO are, like the mil
ltary, asked to participate in parade. The
original idea of a May week was carried
out by the drummers three years ago, and,
think 1t can be well said, much to them is
due for the creditable manner in which
they then conducted it. NotO it is not a
drummers' week any longer, and no credit
is ever received by the Savannah branch of
travelling men for its SUCCESS in the past or
of financial assistance to them in maintain
ing their organization.
The drummers have always been known
for open-handed liberality, and whilst they
have not acted as body up to this time,
they have, as individuals, given some as
sistance
1t is not yet too late for them to come
forward, Mr.. Editor, as an association; yet
it has not been want of interest, but simply
from the fact that the drummer being a
migratory bird, it is hard to cage enough
of them to make fair representation,
hence no action looking to that end has, up
to now, been possible; but there are now
some influences at work which | think will
tend to show that in this case, as in all
others, the drummer will not be found
wanting at last. A DRUMMER.
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SENATOR BRowA's BIRTHDAY.

The Day Also the Anniversary Of
Other Important Family Events.
ATLANTA, GA, April Is. Senator
Joseph f. Brown celebrated his 10Th birth
day at his residence to-day. 1t is also the
nth anniversary Of the wedding of his
daughter to DR.. Z. L. Connally, and it
would have been the birthday of his son
Frank had be lived. All Of his children and
his eight grandchildren, with the exception
of Miss Sallie Brown, Mrs. Julius Brown
and her daughter, Miss Martha, who are
now in Italy and MISS May Connally, VINO
is sick, were present at the celebration.
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RATES TO BAPTISrs.
The Brethren Not Satisfied with the
Fare to Their Convention.

The Brethren Not Satisfied With the
Fare to Their Convention.
ATLANTA, GA, April 1.-THE Baptists
OF Att anita are raising a disturbance in
common with their brethren over the rest
of the south at the action of the railroads
refusing to give them a round trip ticket
for one fare to the convention which meets
in Bi rmingham May s. This rate was
given them last year, but the railroad
men say it was fixed by the roads out
side the southern association, as 1t was
held at Fort WORTH. The rate this year is
one fare and one-t third of fare. The rail
road men claim that out of the thousand
delegates there are not more than a few
hundred tickets paid for, on account Of so
many passes being issued. The Baptists are
making vigorous effort to secure the one
fare rate, as they say they are entitled to it
as well as military companies, expostions
and political gatherings.
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Mindow Glass Higher.

CHICAGO, April 15.--The price Of window
glass is going up. At a meeting Of the win
dow glass manufacturers Of Pittsburg and
the west held at the auditorium to-day 1t
was decided TO fix the price at s aud 10 per
cent. off the list price. This is to go into
effect Immediately aud is rise from 10 to
Is per cent. over present prices.
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GEORGIAS DO 1qO2s.
The State Medical Association Meets
at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 15.-The state
medical association met in Masonic hall to-
day and will be in convention three days.
To-day's exercises consisted in the formali-
ties of opening the convention, an address
of welcome, installation of new members
and reading of reports. The address of well
come was made by DR.. Thos. D. Coleman Of
Augusta, and the response was by Dr.
Willis F. Westmoreland Of Atlanta. Sixty
odd delegates were present at the opening
session, but the arrivals during the day and
on to-night's trains viii swell the attend
ance to more than 100. Or. A. w. Griggs
of West Point is president Of the convention
A banquet will be served tomorrow night
st the Planters hotel.
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PETITIONS FOR ISCoRPORArIOY


STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM County,
- To the Honorable Superior Court Of said
county: The petition Of P. W, NEI.DRlM A.
II. FAWCETT, @. P. MILLER, G. r. PRENDER
CAST and q. II. MILLER, respectfully shows
that they desire for themselves and such otheI
persons as may hereafter become associated
with them. and their succe ssors, TO be incorpo.
rated under tho name ard style Of the
NATIONAL ASSURED BUILDING, LOAN
AND CONSOL ASSOCIATION
The object Of said association ia the accurnu,
latlon OF fund from the savings and invest
ments OF its members to assist them in bush
ness, TO improve their real estate, and to other
wise better the pecpnary condition Of its mem
6ers. The particular business they propose 10
conduct Ia their corporate capacity is that OF q
Building and Loan Association. aud their cant.
tai ia TO be obtained by the mOntAly payments
OF ITS members ou their stock subscriptions and
the sale Of consolidated loans or cons0is in such
manner and amount as they may deem desir.
BILE They desire the privilege OF owning and
selling real estate, OF leudng and borrowing
money, and 20 make, issue and sell bonds or
other obligations based upon property held by
them.
Petitioners show that the capital stock shall
be FIVE HUNDRED SHARE Of the par value
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each 10 per
cent. OF which will be- paid in upon the com.
mencement OF its bulness, and that they do.
sire tho privilege of Increasing their capital
stock under the operation Of their Constitution
and by laws, from time to time, 70 Two
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES,
and of likewise reducing it's shares to not less
than FIVE HUNDRED, said Increase aud de-
crease 20 be accomplished in the discretion of
It's Board of Directors. Petitioners ask, in ad-
ditton to the powers above prayed for, that they
be empowered TO employ and appoint agents,
10 make ell contracts niece sary for the further
ance of ifs business. 70 act agents for its
members in the procurement OF loans aud in.
surance. to make by laws binding on its own
members, not Inconsistent with the laws Of this
state and OF the United States. to sue
and be sued, to have-~ and use
q common seal and generally 10
have, exercise and enjoy all tho powers and
privileges incident to corporations under the
laws OF the State of Georgia. Your petitioners
show that the principal Office OF the said associ-
alton will he In the city of Savannah county
ana state aforesaid, but said Association desires
To have the privilege OF establishing agencies
and transactng business in any state of the
United States OF America and they desire to
be Incorporated for the term Of twenty years,
with the privilege Of renewal at the expiration
OF SAID term. Wherefore your petitioners pray
that they may be Incorporated under tho said
corporate name. for the purposes aforesaid,
for the term aforesaid, and with all the powers
aforesaid
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
q. H. MILLER
GARRARD & NFLDRIM
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Petition for Incorporation filed in office and
recorded this nth day OF March, 1891
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. G.. c. C, Ga.
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RAILROADS CUT OFF MEN
TRAVELLING PASSENGER AGENTS
To BE DISMISSED.

Thirty-One Men Already on the List
and More u ow-Retrsnchment
in Expenses the Object of the Action
Some We!l-known Men to Go.
ATLANTA, GA, April l5-There is quite
a lutter in railroad circles at some changes
that are being made. 1t is understood that
inside of sixty days all the roads in the
country, especially those In the south, will
chop OF the heads Of nearly all, if not al,
of their travelling passenger agents.
The Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way is fed at Waycross by the Central rail-
road, and at Jesup by the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia. The Savannah,
Florida and Western railway has a force Of
men in the northwest soliciting business for
this line.
THE EAST TENNEsSEE's FORCE.
The East Tennesses, Virginia and Georgia
and the Central both have a force Of men in
the northwest soliciting travel for their
lines to the south, and, OF course, they
would take the Savannah, Florida and
Western If going beyond there.
The Queen and Crescenb has force Of
men in the nOrthwes; soliciting travel for
its line, and, if beyond 1t, TO tae East Ten-
nessee and the Savannah, Florida and West
ern.
The Louisville and Nashville has men in
the same territory soliciting passengers for
its llne, aud. if beyond, for the Central and
the Savannah, Florida and Western.
WHEN TIE IDEA WAS SPRUNG.
The ideas were all brought OUT at meet
ing Of railroad presidents in New Yo.k,
and reduction in travelling passenger
agents was decided upon.
Orders have been issued by the Savannah
Florida and Western to dispense with their
entire field force, numbering thirteen men,
among them Marion Knowles, in charge of
the interests of the road at st. Louis. He IS
one of the best known travelling passenger
agents in the country.
The Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railroad has issued similar orders, to go into
effect May /, resulting in the decapltation
of six men, among them Mr.. Cav, who is
in charge Of the business at New York and
who is one Of the most popular agents in tho
south.
TWELVE MEN CUT OFF.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia on April let out twelve Of its travel
ing passenger agents, amoIg them GeDr ge
w. jackson of Atlanta and William Jones
Baird, whose headquarters are at Little
Rock. 1t Is also understood that as
soon as possible after the signing
of the lease which will give the Georgia
Pacific control of the Central system, a
clean sweep will be made in the passenger
departments. Ii this reduction is made
people who want to travel in the future will
have 70 call on or write to the passenger
agents of each road
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THE NUPTUAL MASS.
a Coal Breaker Burned.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 15.-The Eddy
Creek breaker Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company at Oliphant was burned To-
night. Five hundred temployes are thrown
out Of work. The loss is estimated at
100000,
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
J. J. 0PPENHEIM, AuCtiOaGer,

WIN sell THIS DAY at 1880 O'Clock. ct bis
salesroon, corner Bryan and Whitaker strests
Furniture consisting Of 1 fne ~ T. BED
Room SIT, VI. T. CENTER TABLES, new
MATTRESSES, single and double REDS
CHILD'S CRIB, COOKING STOVES and UTEN
Sells, SEWING MACHINE in good order
BUREAUS, CHAMBER SETS, WINDOW
SHADES, FEATHER PILLOWS. RED
SPRINGS, LANPS. CKOCKERY, rolls new
MATING, CARPET, HARNESS etc
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A Marriage at Auausta

AUGUSTA, Ca, April 15.--James White
Of johnson. S. c., and Miss Daisy Sale Of
Augusta were married to-day.
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~ men Baby Yves sick, we gave her Castoria
y neh she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
neh she became Miss, she chung to CastoriG
0en she had Children, she gave them CastOri0
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,l....aeumatism was so bad that James Irwin, of
y nan, could hardly walk from pain in his
lgiLiIer aud joints of his legs. p F. p.
10y Ash, Poke Root and Potassium was
''4 'ed 20 and Irwin is well and happy.-Ad
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.
NOTICE TO JAIL CONTRACTORS

THE undersigned will receive sealed pro-
4 posals up TO 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ. on FRIDAY,
May Is, 1891, for the building of Jail AID
jailer's residence for Spalding county, accord
ing to plans and building specifications, which
may b8 seen at the office OF Thomas K. Mills
Attorney Rt Law, Griffin, Ga.
Each bidder win be allowed TO furnish with
his bid specifications for steel and iron work
conforming to size Of cells as shown in plans.
Tho successful bidder viii be required to give
bond aud security according to law.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids. THOMAS Il. MILLS,
ANDREW W. WALKER,
w. j. DUKE.
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Ladies Wear Shirts, Vests,
.aa searfs. The Cleopatra scarfpin Is the
west addition. See them at sternberg's.
Id
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- - ~
MARIA MYERS HARRIS vs. ARTHUR W.
w HARRIS-Libel for Total Divorce 10
Chatham Superior Court, March Term, 1891 -
To ARTHUR w. HARRIS: You are hereby
commanded 10 DO and appear at the next term
Of the Superior Court Of Chatham county, state
OF Georgia, 10 be holden in JUNE, 1891 to wit,
on the first day Of June, 1891, then and there to
answer the hbellant In her libel for a total
divorce, as in default Of such appearance the
court will proceed thereon as TO justice shall
appertain.
Witness tho Hon ROBERT FAILIGANT, Judge
Of said Court this 9TH day OF March, 1891
J. X. +. CARR s. G. g. c.
4 EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice lis
" hereby given 10 all persons interested
that the estate of CHARLES HARDWICK is
unrepresented. and that ia terms Of the Law adj
ministration will be vested in JORDAN f.
BROOKS. County Admnist ator on the FIRST
MONDAY IN MAY NEXT, unless objections
are filed thereto.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L, FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the list April
1891.
FRANK h. KEILBACH
Clerk @. o. G.. G..
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Results of the Boil Games Between the
CoUntry's Big Clubs.
A T..
EABTT-MULLARKY.
A Popular Young Savennahisn WEEDS
An Augusta Lady.

a Popular Young SaVennahl8n Wed5
An Augusta Lady.
AUGUSTA, GA, April l5.-The marriage
Of John +. Harty Of Savannah and Miss
Mamie Mullarky of Augusta was
solemnized to-day in st. Patricks church in
the presence of a large audience. The
church was decorated with palms, flowers
and lighted candles, and was crowded with
friends of the young people. The bride was
met at the altar by the groom. the father
of the very pretty bride giving her
away. The ceremony was impresslvely
performed by Rev. Father O'Brien, who
then celebrated the solemn nuptial mass.
Robert Pepper Of Savannah was the best
man, and Miss Katie Dempsey was the
maid of honor. The groomsuen were Will
Har5y, J. Henry Hasiam and Franz Will
Iams OF Savannah and A. H. 2. Mullarky
Of Augusta. The bridesmaids were Misses
Lula and Matte Mullarky, Bessie Dempsy
and Nellie Harry.
THE NUPTUAL MASS.
The nuptial mass, with Father OBrien as
celebrant and ST. Patrlcks choir to render
the responses and musical portions, was q
splendid ceremony. 1t was solemn and
beautiful. All the music was superb, and
it made, with the mass, an in =
spring addition TO the marriage
ceremony. After the ceremony at the
church the party drove to the residence
of Austin Mullarky, where bridal break
fast was enjoyed and the good wishes Of
relatives and friends were heartily rendered
to the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Harty
left on the noon train for Florida and an
extended wedding journey. Mrs. Hartv is
an accomplished daughter Of Austin Null
larky. a successful and prominent merchant
of Augusta, and the groom Is a well-knoW n
young business man of Savannah.
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County Commissioners spaldiag County

II 8. ENGINEERS OFFICE, ST. Auous.
I TINE. FLA, April II. 1891. Sealed pro-
posas nttrphcate for dredging in Charlotte
Harbor. Old Tampa Bay and Hilsborough Bay,
Florida. will be received at this office until l2
O'Clock noon. standard time, on MAY II, 1891,
and then opened. The attention Of bidders Is
invited to acts of congress, approved February
Goth, 1885, and February 23d, 1887, vol. %,
?. 332, and vol 81, p. al, Statutes at. Large
Further information can be obtained at this
office. w NJ. BLACK, Captain Corps OF En-
gineers.
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$TIndicatss trace fInches and hundredths
G. s. GoEGEs, Observer signal Corps.
Spring stlrs up the bile. You lose your
appetite, feel weak, TOO hot, and Oh! 30
hred. Take simmons Liver Regulator.--Ad
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FOR SALE

FORsALE
HORSES, mules, mares. best in city; carriage.
drauSht, business, big aud medium mules.
Nice dragA, buggies and saddle horses In livery.
J. i. GUILMARTIN & CO.. Boarding, Sale,
Livery Stables. Telephone Pol
GILT- EDGED PROPERTY most desIra-
VI bic property now for sale In savannah Lot
| 81, ForHyth ward between Hall and Huntingdon,
facing park price $1,000. X, u. LAROCHE,
| 1l6 Bryan street.
CAFE FOR SALE Halls Patent, with burg
- lar-proof box. II f.. JOSSELYN, Guyton,
Ca
nor SALE, House with eight rooms; kitchen
Il and bath room attached. Good stables and
outhouses. Apply TO Dir. LANlER, Guyton,
Ga.
TOMATO PLANTS for sale.
l. L. NJ. RIVALS.
LNOR SALE, ladies pony; very gentle; will
l. sell cheap. Address b., News Office.
EOR SALE, lot $1,000, six room house, Fourth
L street; some cash or loan stock in part
payment. Address 200 Montgomery street
EOR SALE, aston schooner, capacity 3. 100
Il bushels OF rice, on 615 feet draft; sound,
tight fast and able; p rfect coaster for in
side and outside work. Address SCHOONER,
1850 Bay street, Savannah, Ga,
DOR SALE, the popular bar and fixtures
A known as Lax BrouEhton stree6 can be
treated for at private sale on reasonable and
| easy terms toecther with furniture, etc. con
necled with boarding house. this is rare
nance to obtt In a bargain.
! CARRIAGE. glass front Iandauet cheap.
| y GUILMARTIN & Co, Sale, Livery and
Boarding Stables.
CAW-MIIL FOR sALE.-The large, we'll
~ known Wadley q Co Steam wmill at
Rogers. For particulars, apply to H. f. JOS
SELHN, Guyton, Ga.
COR SALE large and we'll selected stock of
Il Wall Papers, in all grades, styles and pat
terms. Prices ranging from 10 cents roll up
20 the highest price. Am prepared 10 hang
papers, have a full and competent set OF men
for this class OF work. ANY one contem plating
paperiug their houses, rooms, or room, would
find 1t TO their interest, and also have their
tastes gratied. by selecting from my stock
ANDREW HANLtY.
EOR SALE, California Claret in small kegs,
L also in cases All kinds Of imported and
domestic Wines and Liquors from 81 per gallon
street.
VTAGONET, carries Q passengers, just the
w thing for beach and picnic parties GULL
MARTIN & co, Stables.
TOR SALE, Remington Typewriter. cheap
Il for cash. TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
TIERS, opposite postofilce
HARNEsS-buegy harness in good order
IL GUGLMARTIN & CO, Sale, Livery and
Boarding Stables
OF or FOR 25 feet rubber hose with nozzle
= ] JO and couplings. NEIDLINGER s.
KABUN
nLD EEWSPAPERs-900 for 25 cents-at
~ Business ONCE Morning News.
TOR SALE--Re mington Typewriters for sale
i or rent; sold on ipstallments. TYPE
WRITER HEADQUARTERS. opposite post
Office.
III ORS ES-EXtra nice horses; mares, new ar
IL rivals; some family broke stock md com
bnation horses; ponies gentle boys pones
Texas mares and horses. carload arrived for
sale At our pasture lmare, color of q brndle dog,
only one Of this color; rnules. best pair large
mules in city: all kinds mules J. r. GULL
MARTIN Co, Sale. Livery and Boarding
Stables.
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ron RENT-MIsCKLLANKoUs.

H'HE first floor of the Whitfield building is
i now being lifted up for tho Postofilce; the
upper floors are for rent. and viii be rented
either as a whole or divided up TO suit tenants.
Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN a. CO.. 102lh Bay
street.
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sTRAYED.

GTRAYED, from the Savannah Hospital, n
- silver skin terrier. 10 is white, with a
blush tinge, ears ana tail cut, Is a female, and
werd viii DO paid.
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Maximum temperature, 81: minimum TEN
peFature. CD.
The hight of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time
was liz feet-a fall of O.2 fset during the
past twenty-four hours.
The thermometer at Buffers Pharmacy
regiGtered:
Az A. h'..'' -'.'.''...'''.'..-. '01.O- cloudy.
AT ~ M.................. ..........S2 o. Fair
At p. M...................,.. o. Cloudy
Savannah, Ca, April, Is, 1891
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Worrying News
SAVANNAH April IS 1886 p. NJ, city time
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