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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-20
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SAFETY Ez-cscsp-
CoI-KgUs, Ga. Sept l9-Ths irte--
rate bysieIs oo=rusDsui drew . crowd 70
Exposition PARK tlls afternoon Tbs races
were S5s. ed Il tbs thee z7ilss Safety
hGo5lcsp f9E t5s southern casupioaship,
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Ds1El Il us i-oiT353s military drill and
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sgsl-ss Hamburger 80 MINUTES after eli the
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Tie Oyocls races resulted g follows:
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BaUsswICK's wIRE BUDcgr
Sucdsa Dszta of 2 Clsrgynsn-vist,
Of the Lawmakers.

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q the Lswuske-s
BRCxsEIcK, Ga, Segt IA telegram
from seSavl-le today Announced that Dr..
Bznsing. tbs passor-slsct q br71usztck's
Presbyterian church, dropped dead xaiIe
attending tas Ssssion- He was 70 have ban
Transferred to-day. and the rsTs shocked
the Prssoy terrain congregation, VITO xireS
Their sympathy q Mr. BuutiDg's family.
The legislators and s=1storE II charge u
Senator Lamb ard Rsrrssent zt.vs Dan
way arrived o. . sps-.zl train tails morn
fRg and have bss- soo~ ~ tns city To- CAV.
The br1ns WICK Club rooms were tbeir head.
quarters, ard from there . ride vas tAkeu
Over the city u tos oyster aud okrs
csnEeTy. where the visitors were
shown the process Of canning os,ra. TINS
Afternoon 8 "Trip 70 the new bar and 81.
Simonis was made By steener. returning il
tins 70 renew acq1aintaoces a. tie club.
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sLAsHED By 4 BURGLAR.
The Mate % q Fishing Smack Prob
bly, Fatally Cuc.

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bly, Fatally Cut.
PENSACOLA. Fla, Sept. 19.-WiIlian
Whalen, q native q Boston and mate Of
fishing smack sailing into this port, was
severely cut this morning about o'clock by
Parker Douglass. colored man. 1t is sup
posed that Douglass entered Whalen's room
for the purpose OF robbery. WhsleR sToke
and grsppled with the negro, who piled his
knife with fearful effect. " halen, how
ever, continued his hold upon the negro
until the middle Of the street wss reached.
when both men fell The negro was then
arrested and Whaien fell in a fainting con-
dition. Il is probable that bis wounds Will
prove fatal Douglass was turned over 20
the county authorities aud IS held pending
the effect OF Whalen's wounds.
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PE~EloPE ADiNs-Ars you an admirer OF
Addison. Mrs. SuebodGys
Nrs. Sueboddy-O. my, yssi
Penelope Adams-Aud what think you was
his best EFFORT
Ms Nueooddy-The phonogrsph, by all odds.
Harper's Bazaar
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RECIAL NOTTCN
sEIEcT SCHOOL FoR GIELs AND Soy

SPECIAL notice.
SELECT SCHOOL F0R GTRLs AND B0Ys
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Eats stree
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THE TITLE GUARANTEE AID LOAN
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH
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vi FuE-saie- 7silss 70 Aaa. ins-laE pr
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PURCHASING AGENCY.
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ABSTRACT OF LAND TITLES Thr: a. .--a--
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sTERN's TWO CIGAR STORES.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
S GUTENBERG & BROS. New York.
cigars 81 Astronono- CIGARS
7 Ell Universe
In all sizes, they are equal to imported. and
rank as the finest Of clear Havana Goods in the
market. Try them.
STERN TWO CIGAR STORES.
I49y< Congress St. ami sc1even House stand.
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A EEw FLED OFExED- Kinzley-Do you know
what is good for spderss We can't get rid OF
taen.
blnzo-send them over % ny house. I've
2Alt stared q VINE cellar. Brooklyn Life,
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IcBt ICE. ICE

ICB, ICEs ICE
NOTICE TO The PUBLIC
he cou.rsc: FOR the sale Of CIR ice expires on
Dec 8. ntI-, and
on AND AVER JAN. !. 1921
We shall enter into the sale and delivery Of Toe
on our Owl account.
We have engaged an experienced man Tho
vii have entire charge Of our 1e.iEsrJ depsrt-
nenr. and II Is our intention 70 spare nsither
pains nor expense IN making i the most com
piete system o. ice delivery Savannah hss ever
had Our aim wln BE-
PROMPT AND POLITE SERVICE AND
HONEST WIGHT
Every complaint vii be thoroughly investi-
gated and promptly rectihed-
We intend 70 sell snd deliver ice s. prics
that vii plac= the same within TIE reach OF sl.
and we sdvlse consumers not 20 make any con
tracts for pert seasons supply, ss We shall sell
CHEAP, NE8T CHEAP.
THE GORRTE ICE MANUFACTURING Co,
LOUIS P. HART. President.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-E II AM nNAoh
FASHIONABLE GENTLEMEN
With the leading and latest styles in elegant
clothing
MADE TO ORDER.
Ny stock consists OF Gays. Worsteds. Fancy
Mixed Suitings and a select line Of Trouserircs.
which for softness. richness and beauty wers
never before eqUsled-
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is directed 70 the impoststions Of the cele-
brated
LONDON HONESPUEs,
OF which have fine line.
JAS. F. KENNEDY. TAILOR.
Corner Bull and BryAa.
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70 II 5EEyAzo

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Ter God caleb la=s- II 81.
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Twas hard 70 gre toss y. ~ ss2,
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5zi nov ! EDos t.si Il thai parting.
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Il ,ssE; disd L ssvz-na. Ga, Sept - ~
Yes. Be Is goas o-t Is nzna-y IFssh;
Re Is osE5-h1E sEzE1s < bare:
TIE sEss17=ss az t.sE-zacz j. g.vsah-
WI hngsr for may year.
WIS: ID htss rs beautiful shsu
sT-oE1 Up BY e.s--1-y 5ow
Or tines bank Of g-lcEsz16 20 tval.
And 3 u2o-snt lie loTeli1ass show.
Tbe1 back 70 re elsus-z grand
Is re 5zBoE thai Washed Il ashore:
See Ano1asr row washes thA strand,
AID lie hsSzfzf1l sasu is 70 roore.
IN. DAVIS
TEEEEAs L Us pleased Prsri3socs 70 take
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GET PLANS AND ESTIMATES
For oAce fixtures, bar counters and fine variety
work from Us.
LUMBER SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
Largest planning mills snd factory in the city
Prompt attention given sll orders eft with Us
A. S. BACON & SONS.
OSoe: West Broad and Broughton Streets
Flaming Mil and Factory. neAr 0. s S. Cos
Ehsrves
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SPECIAL NOTICES
REWARD
RscEzuS1 AZ DEsv11LE R4uzoA1. Co.
IETZCE - 5ESEz21 EASAsEz
Az-AszA- Ga. sep = III
rs s77ps-y VII pay s.. 30 for IL ares.
Ea5 o70vsczsoa = ~ ps-sdia O ps-soaa, No
fzz3vs1 90 "a from tbs t-zck q ts,s Wsg:s--
So--a Cz-ozzs Ez1-oza, zasr Bas-lsz's Brazz.
1E5s- o7zasy. NIL Garcia O tas uizzs q
Tys-1as3sy. 4uE- 2. 1851
VI GREyE.
Sscz-l Mzosrs- 5lc1-o-5 srd Ds-rlTss Rsl-
roso Co-p--y-
z L C1zEz- JogEFE ErL
CONER. HULL q co,
Successors . Ez--oaa- EuakOa.
NANUEACTURERs or FERTILIZERS
Soc oE7az q
III GE0RGIA FERTILIZER 90.
IEE P0z- ROYAL FERTILIZER 90.
or7os NJ 1851 Bay s.re=s. Savannah. Ga
SPECIAL NOTICE.
C0EZE2CIAL INSTITUTE Is SOT OPEy
far resspt3oa q s.aaeras
c : RICHMOND. PrtneipaL
AUSTIN r. hYREs.
BRoEER ia BRYAN STREET.
Buys Aad salis stocks aas bonas. Buyers and
sellers invited - o41 o. rr5ss.
GOLDEN
CURES u Is HOURS,
No pain. 10 structure.
50 CENTS.
Only 81
RowLISsfL PzAHxAc-S-.
Br9aEht9n soa D-aytoa s. Tesephooe ass
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
WI t,e t0zzd regularly O. sale 8. The following
p-EcS
EsTuL's yEws DEPOT. III Bun street.
CoSSORS NEWS STAND.
I3E Z AR>a Hall. Ar91Ebton street.
Z :. KIEEFEE DRUG STORE.
Corner Nss. Broad and SEE zrt st-eees
/ 4 ELLLkf = & co , Drug STORE
Wess Broad and Waldburg stressG
ST : 2 I0S5ES Drug STORE
C1-zz- Whitaker sud Duffy ssre@sz
y Il BIS5OF-S DRUG STORE
co-nas asl and Prize s--see& I
Hea-y z3d Absroo-a streets.
To DIsPEL MOSQUITOES
Bu-r sasu qzzattty o. the Tr8e DaIraAa On
Iasso. PoEde-. 20 t5s a6-s;erste5 article.
Czp8t Almond Cream VII remove sunbrrn
sd a. s-apt1Saz Of TIE saa. rs15s-4ng II sotr
snd ~El;e
Eernaa's Boratsd TAlsun Powder. for heat
and chAfed surfaced i Is g safe and harmless
powder.
s0LoNoYs 4 90,
les CoaEress Street aa1 80 Pun Street.
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Th1s i printed expressly 10 tel you IL ron
have prescrl priun Ear1 = fl Or should neA5
ooe quickly dispensed s79 delivered 70 any pa--
Of t6s clsy rsgz-1less q distance, are st
your ssrvsos.
sP,asiAl messengers sre employed for night
serTcs-
Your physician can telephone your wants and
have then dispatched Immediately day o.
night Yours,
buffers PHARMACY.
Bun and Congress-
BOLTON STREET,
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SCpKRTSTESDEST's OTFTcr
PRIVATE AID PUsLIc CoNTEYAscEs
SAvASSAH. Sept 70, 1871.
To IFAc5l II KGg Concern:
Drive 70 the right, but By DO means get
left" AVOID car tracks except a; angles Give
electric cars right Of way. and runaxays AL the
road Don't drive On unpaved streets. bat If
you must. turn out for cooble stones and brick
bats Slow up 8; crossings Observe that your
horses be properly hsrnessed. vehicles creased
and al bolts tzhtened Don't rids in shackley
vehicles, its dangerous Al any rate, see what
kicd Of trade the
SAVANNAH CARRIAGE
AND
WAGON COMPANY
VII offer you il exchange
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Battles WITH gaE BAT.

assaltso.tas Ban Cams ss.wsea the
Co1atry's Big Cubs.
WAsEEsroS. Sept. le.-To-dsYs bal
zrrnss resulted:
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TRCTTE3 RACES.
RUNNING RACES.
GOAT RACES.
DANCING.

Illumination q Park a. sUnss.
IL short this VII be a. event 20 be reneu-
tered AL entries must be placed with HER
MAN WINTER 5y 5 ?. Y "a
Tickets Soc; children CSC. including fare on
rszroa5.
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AKCEEXETTs " ALL KINDS
ELEE ball KA-rzu
GAS A-Sdls5 Players.
Prize, Ia. Broztbsrs' famous Silver mounted
Bat
C-zss B-BoyESoot ever is yss-A
Pre-. Flo6bs-T Rife
Csss C-Bgys under p yea-x
PF4zss E&o5s9-s Cup.
BICYCLE RACES
Clsrs A-Skillsd riders
Cas- B-Boys Under is
0ass C-Boys under -
Esocsous Prizes
MULE RACES
Freeko--sn Each fsliov rides the ether
fellows mule, last mule hons takes p-izs.
sack races. Tort races. gre&sy-pole climbing
and al manner q pleasant suussnsntk
TRCTTy9 RACES.
ETSNISG RACES.
GOAT RACES.
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"BU sINESS SENSE"
COMMON SENSE,
DOLLARS AND GEMS"

BUSINESS SENSE
COMMON SENSE"
DOLLARS AND GEMS"
are three ess initials OF success. Success lies
not in the fact OF getting something for moth
ing, but the advantage something gives over
nothing.
Possessing now q complets AMI splendidly
equipped job ONCE, capable Of executing the
most artistic designs or plai1est everyday
commercial work.
weteel a certain pride in the advantage this
gives, together with common sense sufficient TO
apply it for the best needs Of cur patrons.
Therefore business and common sense merits
your work, and this viii bring US both dollars
and cents.
ARTISTIC AND CoNe4ERcIAI. PRINTERS.
ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING COMPANY,
WHITAKER STREET.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HtAfOh AND OhGANs.
First-clsss makers only, cheap and o. easy
monthly or quarterly ihstsIlneats- Ola instru-
neuts taken in exchange. In the city one
years tuning free Stool and cover free. ana
al freizhts paid. Steam elevator running all
day; No waking up and downstairs. Finest
stor=s il the South Polite and courteous al
tention 70 al
DAVIS MUSIC COMPANY.
Fine WORK, quick time, satin OF domestic
falsh, IS you please, 20 20 the
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYE
WORKS
once. 100 Bro1ghtoR street, Savannah, Ca.
Your patronage IS solicited. Work called for
and delivered,
MATHER & BATTES. Proprietors.
Telephones 80 and 452.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The neIt session Of this preparatory school
viii begin on MONDAY. oct 5. 1891 The pria-
cipEl has returned 70 the CITY. and viii be
pleased 70 furnish any information that may be
desired concerning its courses OF study, terms,
conditions Of admission, etc.
J. a. CROwTHER. Principal.
100 Macon street
NEW YEARS CARDS.
Twill recsivs this week al elegant line Of New
Years Cards.
SAMUEL SELIG.
Fine Printer and Paper Dealer
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WANTED.
kALOnN FOR RENT.

No. 1t Broughton street. one Of the best
located stands in the city. fitted up first class,
with lA-gA mirror. elegant counter lockers and
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w restaurant department win open every
Sunday from A. 4. 70 10 P. 4 Entrance from
lane; also from Bryan street, restern SIDE Of
building.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN.
I1o and liz Bryan street.
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COMMITTEE.
q Winter. chairman: Gus Fox, Geo. Meyer,
z. Kolshorn. J. d H Entelmsn. Jas NcB-de,
Gao. Bazty, c. Il. Levan, II. Schroder. Geo.
Schroeder. Pat Finn. J. F. Tietten, J. C. MAIN.
francis Hart. Gus Friend. P. Buttin=r, Il 7
QuinAn. Geo Bsrtels, ". h Ray. S. stsinrnsn.
Geo SehEarE. r WhelAn. J. J. Somsrs, u :.
Doyle. honorary chairman.
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NERVOUS GUEST ION ninth floor Of summer
hotell-Ah, porter in case OF FIRE. IS il easy for
me 70 get OUT
Porter-O. yes. sir. Take that flight Of stairs
at the end of the hall.
Nervous Guest Where do they lead to-
Portsr-The roof, sir.--Hdrpsr's Bazaar.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-16
Te|egraphic Tidings
HARRISON LEADS.
An Interview With Hon. s. Ii. Elkins-M +
Blaine Said to be Out OF the
Presidential Race.

WASHINGTON, March 16-Considerablt
political gossip is excited by the circum
stance, coincdent with the return OF Pre-
sident Harrison from his recent duck
hunting trip, comes the announcement o
what are represented to be the purposes
and views of several leading Republican
relative to the race for the presidency il
1892.
A seemingly authoritative announce
ment has just been made in Secretary
Blaine's home newspaper that he is MOI
a candidate for the presidency; that any
movement in his behalf is without his
sanction. That whenever the subject is
alluded to he counsels his friends to sup
port the president; that he is for Harri'
sons denomination, and that Mr.. Blaine
is likely to publicly declare his position
in order to relieve himself from any en-
barrassment that might affect his rela-
tons with the administration.
On the heels of this comes the publish
ed interview with Stephen B. Elkins, in
which, responding to the question:
"Who will head the Republican ticket
in 1892 ?" he is quoted as having said:
Harrison, of course. Why, we are all
for the administration.
In the same connection is published
what are represented to be the exact
words of ex-senator Thomas G. Platt Of
New York, indicating that when in this
city several weeks ago Mr.. Platt frankly
told President Harrison that his admin
istration had IN almost every particular
been satisfactory to both the party and
the county; that he was entitled to an
other term, and that the president was
stronger than anyone in the party.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-16
OFFICIAL WAITS.

Mr.. Leonard, of the Silver City Enter
prise, declines to enter the race for mayo
of Silver City.
Otto Lange has been appointed post
master at Watrous, Mora county, vice A
Vorenberg, resigned.
The territorial superintendent OF public
instruction has thus far used over |, ,00(
tage stamps in the distribution o.
school laws. This is one account that the
tax payers of New Mexico will not object
to.
Sheriff Abeytia, of Mora, accompanied
by Hon. A. i. Branch, came down yes
terday and brought Manuel Besafiago,
sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years for grand larceny.
Hon. Demetrio Perez, the new ly appoint
ed auditor, is in the city from Socorro. He
the same will be submitted tomorrow for
the governors approval. Mr.. Perez ex-
poets to take up his new duties to.mor-
row afternoon.
Chas. Spies, of Las Vegas, the late eff
cient council journal clerk, will make
Santa Fe his home henceforth. He has
commenced the study of law in the office
Of Hon. T. B. Catron.
The territorial auditor is now sending
out to the several county assessors the
tax schedules for the present fiscal year.
Owingto the changes made in the assess
ment law these blanks could not be pre-
pared and sent out any earlier by that
official
According to decision under the new
law by Judge OBrien it is not lawful for
deputy sheriff in New Mexico to wear
deadly weapons except in the very act OF
discharging his official duty, and he is
subject to the same penalty as other
citizens for bearing arms at any other
time.
Says the Denver Republican: Judge
John Campbell of Colorado Springs, is
at the st. James. While Judge Camp
bell is as quiet as a sphinx on the subject
it has developed that his friends are lay
ing the plans which they hope will give
him seat, eventually, on the bench late
ly created by the passage of the land
court'bil. Besides Judge Campbell there
are at least two otner prominent caudi-
dates mentioned for a sePt on this bench,
they being Senator ~ nt Carpenter, OF
Denver, and Judge Richmond, of the su-
preme court commission.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-16
Muscular rheumatism Cured

Henry O; Archibald, Lyndhurst, Ber-
gen Co., N. j., writes:
81 have been martyr to rheumatism,
which affects me in the back and over
each lung. | was afraid had consump-
ton, but upon examination my lungs were
found to be sound. then ascertained
that was sutfering'with muscular rheuma-
tsm, which was so bad at night that |
could not sleep. used an Allcock's Plas-
ter on the small OF my back and one under
each shoulder blade, renewed them every
five days, and in month | was entirely
we'll +"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-16
CONDENSED NEWS.

Chief Mayes says he has been bull
dozed enough, and he will consent to the
sale of the Cherokee lands.
Syracuse, N. Y. suffered a $l,0OO,00C
fire on Saturday.
The fact that Hon. j. F. Foster, ex.
minister to Spain, and James G. Blaine
jr., started for Europe last Wednesday is
significant. The mission of the former
is an important one, and of general ihter.
est, for he goes to Spain to further the
reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Cuba.
Ingalls, says it will be Cleveland and
Harrison in the next presidential contest
DR.. Windthorst, the great German
Catholic leader, is dead.
The Central Tennessee insane asylum
burned six Of the inmates were cremated
alive.