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ATTACKED AT OaIOKAMAUaA,
A Murderous Assault on an Atlanta
Newspaper Man.


A Murderous Assault on an Atlanta
Newspaper Man.
Wednesday afternoon, says the Constitu-
ton correspondence Chickamauga, Walter
Howard, correspondent for the Atlanta
journal, was the victim of murderous
assault by Frank Ozburn. mountain her
cules, who is a terror in these parts. Or
burn used keen-bladed knife, and but for
Towards desperate defense he would I'M
doubtedly have been seriously hurt. II not
killed AS it was, the knife severed the
skin on his throat before OZhurn
could be dsarmed A warrant,
charging Ozburn with assault with
attempt to Kill has been sworn out, and he
will be arrested as soon as the sheriff, who
has been notified, can reach Chickamauga
and capture INN. II ward is probably
bruised up, bat not seriously. The assault
caused Il sensation ab ut the camp and
hotel, and much Indignation was aroused.
OzbGrn is q desperate character, having
shot bis own causin end being implicated in
other affairs Of like nature.
The details of to-daY's encounter are as
follows:
Last Thursday some words passed be-
tween Howard and Ozburn during the sham
battle. Ozburn was drunk and Howard
used in speaking CT the soldier boys Oz5urn
then drew a knife, but was disarmed by
Capt. Ledbetter, and il was thought there
would be nothing more of it. But the
mountainer cherished q grudge against
Mr.. Howard, aid has been seen
logging him several times since.
A day or two ago be was in the
act of hurting big rock at him when pre-
vented by a bystander This afternoon
Howard entered the depot waiting room to
buy ticset for Chattanooga. The room
was empty at the moment. but as soon as he
entered Ozburn and Charlie Simmons, an
other stout countryman, came to the only
| door leading to the platform. Ozburn
said he had come to have Simmons, whom
he said was his son, whip Howard
for what he said last Thursday. Howard
replied that he was willing to give
any satisfaction, but wanted to catch
train, which was just pulling out, and so
approached the door. When he got in reach
| Ozburn dealt him a fearful blow on the
| bead without any warning. howard
retalieted, ard for few moments had the
best OF it, when Ozburn whipped out q
knife and lunged at him. The newspaper
man succeeded in knocking the knife out Of
| his hand. People around the depot did not
attempt to Interfere, but trainmen came to
| the Atlanta boys assistance and overpow-
cred the big mountaineer.
As Howard started toward the hotel, Or
| burn got free from the crowd and struck
him again on the head before he was aware
of a renewal of the attack. Mr.. Howard is
not seriously hurt, though his head and face
bear some bad bruises. DR.. MCGOWAN says
it was almost miraculous that the knife did
not enter the juglar vein. the skin covering
which was scratched by the keen blade.
| Mr.. Howard, as well as friends here, " Ill see
| that Ozhurn is prosecuted for his cowardly
assault, as be should be. He is a trouble
some citizen and good people Of this, Walker
county, would BE- glad to get rid Of him.
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MesSrs. Lippmdn Bros, SdUdnndh, Ga.
DEAR SIRs: l wish to give my testimonial IN
regard to your valuable medicine, p. P P, for
the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, etc.
In 1868 was attacked with bilious muscular
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since | tried all medicines l ever heard of, and
all the doctors in reach, but found only temper
AIRY relief; the pains were so bad at times that
did not care whether lived or died My diSes-
ton became so impaired that everything l ate
disagreed with me. Ny wife also suffered so
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weeks at the time; she also suffered greatly
from giddiness and loss of sleep.
Some time in March was advised to take p
P. p, and before we my wife and u had finished
the second bottle of P. P. P. our digestion be-
gan TO improve. My pains subsidized so much
that have been able to work and am feeling
like doing that haven't done before in a mum
Der of years. We will continue taking p 2. 2.
until we are entirely cured, and will cheerfuly
recommend it to all suffering humanity Yours
very respectfully J. S. DUPRlSS.
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BE CAREFUL

BE careful OF your associations Bad COM
pany IS not better than none at ALL
Be careful what you say! You can recall
some things but never spoken words.
BE careful in your habits and in your dress,
Neatnsss and good manners should be neces-
sites
Be careful OF your Diet, Proper food and
drink have much 10 do With happiness
BE careful OF your health Money cannot
BUY lt-then way should you squauder II
he specially careful at this season OF the year
Ihs air IS full OF p0isons. Malaria is abroad
\ on need to exercise great care.
BE careful how you exercise this care, Re
member that pure whlskey taken in water is the
best way to counterfeit maarial poison and all
diseases incident TO this season.
Be careful what whlskey you use, Bear in
mind that Dufys Pure Malt has the highest
standing and is the only medicinal whiskey In
the market.
Be careful that no druggist deceives you into
taking some cheap whiskey which may be
claimed as just as good There is no medicinal
whiskey which is SO good.
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A PHYSICAL PHaNoMRON.

Story Of Girl Who Lives TWO Dis
tinct and Separate Lives
BELoIT, KAN, June 2S.-Lovers of the
wonderful have rejoiced to find real flesh
and blood heroine whose mental phenomena
have prove absolutely unfathomable.
Nearly all her life has been spent in prairie
cabin home, and her parents are common
everyday people of the middle class. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Nennum, the parents Of the
CIR, Mary Vennum, the subject of this
sketch, are utterly at q loss to explain the
marvellous actions OF their daughter. In her
ilt;ie more than IA years she has lived two
AVes-two separate, individual existences
neither related in the least to the other
LiYlng near the Vennums, when Mary was
4 a. Is years of sge, was family named
non. Mary was subject to cataleptic fits.
euu after coming out Of one Of them she be-
came to all intents and purposes, Mary
hoH, Her past life was entirely forgotten,
ana she talked, acted, and in every way de-
iHoahed herself as another person.
Inc Mary Koff, whom she became and
remained for over a year, had died las was
3IUerWerd learned) nearly seven years be-
1ore, at about the Vennum girls age. Yet
@here her life had been broken by death
mary Nennum took it up and continued its
interrupted duties. Her parents first
noticed it when, after the Git, she began to
taiN OF things in the Koff residence, which
neither they nor herself, so far as they
hhew, had ever entered. Day after day
sne pieaoed to be taken home, and finally,
Us last experiment they, to satisfy her,
tooR her TO the Koff home. The Koffs
rat recognized in her features a slight re-
sehioiance to their dead child, but they were
U,,,uunerstruck when che, upon stepping in
SIDE the door at once treated all the mem
t S5rs OF the household as old acquaintance.
que understood their peculiarities as if she
tal Deen reared there, and remained with
no' ne"Iound parents perfectly content
reg shlzlng the furniture pictures and varl-
gus parts OF the house as If she had always
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AEGUMHJTs BEGUN.

The Pavement Case VIII Go to the
Jury To-day.
The arguments in the Liberty street
pavement case began yesterday afternoon.
City Attorney Adams made short OPEN
ing address to the jury and was followed by
R. R. Richards. Esq, for Maj. Bacon. The
speeches we're in keeping with the conten-
tines Of both sides, published in yesterday 5
MORNING News.
j. r. Saussy, Esq, will speak this morn
ing for Maj. Bacon, and City Attorney
Adams will close for the city. The jury
will, no doubt, get the case about midday
About two hours was consumed yesterday,
after the hearing Of testimony closed, in
arguments as to whether or not the city
was entitled TO two speeches. Judge Falli-
CANT decided in ia vor of the city.
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PROPOSED BARLOW MONUMENT.
One Who Wants Some Information
About It.

- - 40 N--t -
One Who Wants Some Information
About It.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Editor Morn
Nsws: With regard TO the article in the
MoRNINa News OF Wednesday. June "a.
1871, "a Monument to Bartow,S would
like to ask few questions:
l. What will be the amount stipulated
for that monument, and is the money to be
raised by subscripnoni
. When are you going to take action In
this matter, and could | get a photograph
OF the general, also a description OF his
services and deafhl vi
3. How many battles was TO in: when
killed, was he on horseback Of on foo.i
Pardon me. but all this IS Necessary in
order to make design to suit the purpose
As / take great interest in this affair. |
would IKE to get the job il possible, being
a practical sculptor, which means TO BE-
able to do my own cutting as well as model
ing and designing.
have monument to make In Savannah
next winter in marble. when YOU will be
able TO see and judge for vour.elf. Imod-
eled three busts and five meiallions In Sa-
vanuah last winter: One Of Director
Brandt of the Telfair academy, heroic size
Que of the late John L. Hardee, one OF DIR.
Stone, life size model OF his daughter,
Miss Addie; one Of Mr. Joe Ruckert,
one of Miss Marie Hardee one of DR.,
Brsndt's little boy Carl. and one of Mr. Ii.
Headman miniature. rGieD
am pupil of the late Prof. Anne Miliet
of Paris, where studied. ~ 1F7
have made number Of military nonn-
ment models and would do my best to
please the peOpleof Savannah. =
However, if you will be kind enough to
answer my questions aud tell me now and
where can get photograph Of Gen. Bar
tow j could make very nice desizn, which
could be exhibited on Broughton street. aud
! thereby call the attention Of the people "a
it, to take an interest in it.
My reason for wanting TO know all about
his engagements is to show them in fine has
relief panels on the four sides Of the monu-
ment. Yours, JOHN WALz, Sculptor.
No. "a South Thirty second street, Phtia
dclphio. Fd.
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Sampson was q clerk for one day only at the
mammoth establishment of William Bobson, in
Dallas Tex. Bobson, although very wealthy is
also very illiterate. He was writing letter,
says TerGs SiJtings, when he looked up and
asked Sampson Jennings, who WAS at the next
desk:
How do you spell inducement-with a C OF
an So"
"Dam1no." responded the new clerk.
AN the clerks ever had except you knew
how to spell"
so did all the bosses l ever had" replied
Jennings.
The entente cOrdidle was spilled over the floor,
and q new man stands at the desk formerly oc-
cupied by Sampson jennings.
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CHIMNEY.

The most profitable tyade,
some dealers think, IS in
things that cost nothing, sell
for a triAe, wear out or
break, and make room for
more.
For instance, lamp-chim-
neys; but there is a sort that
almost never breaks, except
by violence. 1t takes some
pluck for a grocer or crock
ery-merchant to sell it. One
chimney may last for years;
he may starve before he can
sell another.
Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, make that chimney
and call it "pearl-top;;"e 6
there's a string ofpearl- VI
like beads on the top of it.
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AT THE COURTS,

Gossip Picked Up Hero and There in
the Court Rooms.
The grand jurors Of the superior court are
not required TO appear until Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The petit jurors who
we're ordered to appear this morning are
discharged until Monday morning.
Warren Wilson, q colored employe Of
the telephone company, was arrested night
before last by Detective Hanlev for stealing
sixty-ive pounds Of wire from the company.
Yesterday morning he was committed to
jail by Justice Russell on q charge Ct simple
larceny,
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The Morning News City Delivery

4uB MOT EllIIG N " = ~41I 417AEFuIy
Is as perfect as money, experience and con-
slant care can make it. The paper is de-
nvered IN any part of the city as far south
as Estill avenue promptly and regularly,
Immediately after going TO press, and with
as little delay as IS possible to make certain
delivery. The service is the best of any city
in the south, and Is under the immediate
supervision Of the business office. None but
the best carriers are employed, and our con-
slant aim is TO make this important depart
mont faultless. IN the southern part Of the
city prompt delivery is made by wagon,
guaranteeing to those living a distance
from the office ar early service. The MORN
ING News will be delivered regularly for
one month, 81 90; three months, 81 90.
Your subscription solicited.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Woy6s o.
saoga, n fhGs oOlWTaA tnSOrtsd for ONE
CSlST 4 WORD. CBsA ~ AdvaHcs. each
eEaeyfS9zG
A'peTFoo6v toAo Aos aaV tpdHs "a sapgsv,
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. CURLING ASf
PAVING THE STREETS
OrF1CE b. - MAYoR.

AsHEvTLLE, n. c., July 10, 1871.
CEALED proposals will be received at this
- Office until o'clock p. m. on WEDNESDAY.
July 10, 1891, for grading, curbing aud paving
IN Asheville, n. G.
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this Office upon application
therefor, together with all necessary Informs
ton, aud only bids upon these forms viii be
considered.
or parts of bids.
'u- C. D. BLANToN, Mayor.
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Beautiful Madras and cheviot shirts only
81 so at LaFar's.- I'D.
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NEwNANsv1LLE, FLA, June 5, lss

Gymnasium shoes and tennis shoes, at
LaFar's.-Ad
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II you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

Fine gloria and silk umbrellas, all sizes,
ct LGFar's-Ad
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Executors Sale
OF
RAILROAD STOCK
AND
House and Lot in SylValia, Ga.

BY virtue of an order from the Court Of Ordl.
nary OF Scriven county, Georgia, l will sell az
public cutlery, before the door OF the court
house Of said county in Sylvania. Ca between
the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JULY, 1901, the following property to
wit: One certificate OF dsbtsness of the Gem
tral Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia,
No 9060, for five thousand dollars; ono certh-
cate OF indebtedness Of said company, No. 1892,
for ten thousand dollars; one certificate Of said
company for twelve shares of the capital stock
of said company, No. 2225S, one hundred dollars
per share, par value; one other certificate Of
said company for five shares Of the capital
stock OF seid company, No. s002l. one hundred
dollars per share, par value; one other certih-
cate OF said company for fifty-three shares Of
the cap. tai stock Of said company, No. 30095.
one hundred dollars per share, par value; also.
one four acre lot Of land in the corporate limits
OF the town of Sylvauia, In said county, with
dwelling aud outhOuses thereon. said lot Of
land Of four acres abutting and bounding land
Of John A Livingston and children on the
north, lands of W. Hobby on the ea st and south,
and public road. or Main street, leading from
said court house toward Halcyondale, on Gem
trail railroad, on the west All of said properly
sold as the property Of the estate OF Mrs. G. B.
CRANSTON. late Of said county. deceased, and
sold for the benefit OF the general legatees under
the will Of said deceased
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
WENSLEY HOBBY,
Executor OF will Of Mrs. c. B. Cranston.
This june /, 1891.
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Puff bosom shirts, lawn and Scotch goods
at LaFar's-Ad.
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Golden Ia. g Knights.

the following officers for the ensuin. 'ar IL:
P. C.-R. l.. Steele.
N. &C. w. Allen.
V. CIV c. Wimpey.
II. PC. /. DeMore.
V. HI. J. Masters.
Nj. of R.--W. H. Barclay.
K. OF E-O. c. Olsen.
c. OF E.-S. L. Cole.
s. Nv c. Sweat.
Eusign-H. a. Carter.
Esquire-W. F. Crosby.
+. G.-J. ". Maurice
S. G.-John BrannOn.
W. &c. L. Floyd.
Representative to Grand Castle 80. \.
Breck.
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0ngBI G R1tASGhibss
" t4 Of 1 bu
IA Congress st. i,gr.
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoESTY, --Notice is
u hereby given that have made applica.
ton to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham.
county for order 30 sell all of the real estate he
longing to estate of EVE CAMPBELL, de-
ceased Tor the payment OF debts and distPihu,
ton, and that said order will be granted at
August term, 1891, OF said court, unless oBjee.
tons are fled. July 9, 1891. +sd.-
POMPEY BUTLER,
Administrator Estate Eve Campbell, deceased.
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Chinese helmets, light Bombazine hats, at
LaFars-Ad.
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[NAGONET carries Q passengers, flst tho
w thing for beach aud picnic parties GULL
MARTlN e 90. Stebles.
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)W-For sale. one good city raised COW
~ with young calf, milks IS quarts; "a East
DrOad street.
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VA E offer the black walnut wall cases, count
w ers and counter cases now in our store as
low as Georgia pine goods can be made for
The wall cases are very suitable for fitting up
nice libraries, aud can be bought very low.
THEUS BROS.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

.----O-~-~-~---~-O-~-~~~- ---~~~~~~-~-N-~-~---~--
NOR RENT, large hail room, well furnished
4 and attended, s.. l55 South Broad.
TOR RENT, three connecting rooms. with
4 bath: no children, and references. TAFT
nall and Liberty streets.
DURNIsHED ROOMS to rent. also few
Il boarders wanted at 10 Habersham street.
TOR RENT, two rooms suitable for elderly
II lady; no children. W. care News.
IGOR RENT, two or three rooms near Central
Il shops. B., care of News.
DOOMS TO RENT. 8 or 4 pleasant rooms;
IL gas and water; is Lincoln, cor. Congress;
rent low; for terms and keys apply l25 Brough-
ton street
TOR RENT. large furnished room, with bath
L aud attendance. 81 Barnard street.
TOR RENT. nicely furnished rooms, 70 Bryan
street, one door from Abercorn.
NOR RENT. Desirable fiat of three rooms,
20 York street, from LIST.
ITO RENT. rooms on second and third floors
Whitfield building, over the postofflcei
location most desirable In the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN y 90, 1915 Bay street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
IGOR RENT. sxroom house. Apply to WIN
4 BOUHAN, corner OF Huntingdon and
Mercer Streets.
I HAVE FOR RENT several large and
4 medium sized houses, from october. SAL
ONION COHEN
ErOR RENT, dwelling No. 20S Broughton
L street; 20 ,session given immed ately. JOHN
VI. GUERARD.
TOR RENT, tenement in row fronting west
L on Aberoorn street, between Jones and
Taylor streets. II J. THOMASSON, ia Bryan,
between Bull and Drayton streets.
nor RENT, q new store lust completed and
4 fitted up for a drug store; OF a splendid
stand for cigars and soda water and fruit bust
ness Viii rent cheap to right man. THOMAS
\. POLLARD.
JONES STREET RESIDENCES For rent
- from Oct. 1st; two Grst-class brick dwellings
between Bull and Draytou streets. Apply
s fERNBhRG & CO., jewelers., or Solomons
& Co. 8 branch store.
TOR RENT, that desirable residence, lGiI5
< CASTOR street. between Barnard and Whita-
ker rent S35 month. Address PIXIES PHAR-
MACY, corner South Broad and Jefferson
streets.
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TOR SALE empty whisky barrels aud cham
4 payne baskets. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE, IS
East Broad street
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Weather Indications.

Weather Indications.
Special forecast for Georgia. Fair
| FAIR stationary temperature. except
slightly warmer at Atlanta. Winds
| becoming south.
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

Executor OF Win Of Mrs. G. B. Cranston
This Juna /, 1891.
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah aud vicinity
for to-day; Fair, stationary temperature.
The hight of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. M. yesterday augusta timel
was 10 feet-a fall If o. fest during the
past tweuty-four hours.
Comparison of moan Temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca. July 2, 1891, and the mean Of the
same day for nineteeu years:
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They Had 8 Bad Spell.

"TIndicares trace. tTnches and hundredths
@. s. QoRaEs Observer.
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NOR RENT, large hall room, well furnished
4 and attended, S.. 155 South Broad.
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ELOWERS-A fresh supply at Stroug's drug
L store daily. Floral designs at short notice.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 498.
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FOR SALE.

0A7C. PER POUND TODAY for marsh.
Af8 mallows. &c. for pure sugar candy. SEQ
HEIDT'S Saturdays special prices. Use Bora
cine
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEFINED CAMPaOR 55c. pound; Pears'
III Soap two for Csc; Household Ammonias
large bottles, IOc; closing ont Moth Wax, Tar,
Camphor and Camphorene at &c. pound. LIVE
INGSTON'S PHARMACY.
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or OK FOR twenty-five feet rubber, hose,
- 90 with nozzle and couplings. NED
LIEGER & RABUN.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Tyson & SON. Real Estate and Collecting
i Agents, have moved to ISL South Broad
street tDr. Falligants ofiiceh and will be glad
TO sec their friends there
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"a O.AC. ON SATURDAY box buttercups.
/ 4 y 4 Why pay fancy prices. when az
HEIDTS candy is sold low Call
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER BOARD-Very pleasant aud COM
> Portable rooms, with flrst-class board, in q
choice location at summer rates. Address
hrs. JACOBS 204 West Forty-fourth street,
near Broadway, New York. Reference, Lpp-
man Bros. Savannah. Ga.
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L7RESH straw Mettings tasty Windy Shades,
Il Lace Nets very cheap at THE A. J. MIL
LFR COMPANY'S.
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FOUND.

EOUND, a gold hunting case watch, with
A photograph Of young lady on inside OF lid.
Rockford watch. For further information
apply Business Office Morning Ne vs.
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ITS never too hot to smoke a good scigar.
Il You can get 'em at CHARLTON'S, north
wet corner Drayton and President streets. CNo
liquors sold.i
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TOR RENT, that desirable residence, lG1l2
< CASTOR street, between Barnard and Whita-
ker rent S35 month. Address PIXIES PHAR-
MACY corner South Broad and Jefferson
streets
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''fHE SAVANNAH STEAM BAKERY COM

That the object Of their association and the
particular business they propose to carry on Is
to be the manufacture and sale of crackers,
biscuits, bread, candy, cider, vinegar, extracts,
baking powders and such other articles and
things as may pertain to the business Of first
class cracker and candy factory and speciality