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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-07
KILLED Els SON.
Brutal Crime of Negro Planter Near
ksalOyondale

Brutal Crime of Negro Planter Near
Heloyondale.
HALcYoNDALE. GA. Jan. CA crime
that stands without parallel was commit
ted near here on James NJ. Marsh's plsnta-
tion q day or SO ago. Sam Robertson, a
negro tenant on Mr.. Marsh's place, had two
grown-up sops who were celebrating Christ
mas by fighting. The irate father came In
TO preserve the dignity Of the holidays and
commanded peace. Then he started to use
the rod on his son Jack. The boy became
frightened and ran, when his father called
for his gun and emptied heavy charge of
buckshot in his sons side from the effects OF
which he soon died. There is considerable
indignation manifested in consequence OF
this atrOcious deed.
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Death,s Shining Mark.

ATHENS, GA, Jan. 6-Miss Minnie Moss,
oldest daughter Of K. L. Moss of this city,
died this morning at O'clock Miss Moss
had been III bad health for some time, yet
her death was terrible blow to her family
and friends. She Was a graduate OF the
Lucy Cobb Institute several years ago, and
was awarded first honor in her class. She
has been a consistent member of the Method
list church since childhood Her funeral
occurs tomorrow at the Methodist church.
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WAR ON SUNDAY PAPERS.
PittsburR's Law and Order Society
Goes Back 100 Years

PitteburR's Law and Order Society
Goes Back 100 Years.
PIrTsBURG, PA. Jan. 6.-The war on
Sunday newspapers, threatened by the Law
and Order Society for many months, has
been inaugurated. Yesterday informations
were made against thirty-hve employees Of
the Sunday papers by Robert Mcclure,
special agent of the society, charging
the accused with engaging iu world
" employment on Sunday. The
suits were entered before Alderman
Rohe, and it was the intention to
serve warrants this evening, but word was
received from Mr.. Mcclure TO hold over till
Tomorrow. Alderman Robe refuses to give
any information, but 1t ia understood that
the suits are against the clerks in the bus
iueSs office and the carriers. So far the
reportorial and editorial staff has not been
included. But it is stated that suits will be
brought against all. The tnformations are
made under law enacted 100 years ago.
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TWO ENGINEERS KILLED.

An Engine Running Light Crashes
Into d Freight Train.
UTICA, N. Y, Jan. 6.-Abous 8 o'clock
this morning freight and accommodation
train on the New York, Ontario and West
ern railroad at Smyrna. Chenango county,
wss run into by a light engine going In the
opposite direction. Tho engineers of both
locomotives were killed. The engineer of
the freight train was Fred Young, and he
lived In Utica. The engineer OF the light
engine was named Sheehsn. One man il
missing.
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MoRoooo's CRUEL SULTAN.

Enjoys strang for Failing Co Ac-
complish Their Mission.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Advices received here
from Tangier show that the Moorish mis-
sion sent 70 Toust m order to arrange for
formal annexation Of the oasis to Morocco
failed to accomplish their object. The
Touatans told the Moorish ENJOYS that
they had reconsidered their desire to have
the Sultan of Morocco for their protector,
and that they now preferred to form a
connection with Algerian other words,
with the French. When the ENJOYS re-
turned and reported their failure to the
sultan, the latter was deeply incensed. The
ENJOYS were thrown into prison, and sub
sequently, by the sultans orders, they were
stranpled
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ITALY AND TIE 2 oLLvEREIN.

Strong Opposition to the Protectionist
Policy.
ROME, Jan. 6-Strong opposition Is mani
tested throughout the country to the zoll-
verein, which, it Is now seen. sacrifices
farming interests TO benefit few manu-
facturers in the north. The Italian cabinet
Is divided on the governments commercial
policy. Premier Rudini Is trying to resist
the overwhelming protectionist current,
but the influence OF the Lombard manu-
facturers in parliament is 80 great that a
commercial rupture with Switzerland Is
ikelY
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A BLIZZARD IN GERMANY.
A Heavy Fall of Snow and Immens

A Heavy Fall of Snow and Immense
Damage Reported.
BERLIN. Jan. GA blizzard set fn here
Tuesday night. There was heavy fall Of
snow and immense damage was done in the
environs Of the city. Many persons were
injured by falling debris. The telegraph and
telephone systems were greatly Interrupted
and traffic on the various railroad lines was
much impeded. Trains from the northern
part of Germany are arriving here many
many hours behind schedule time. A se-
we're gale has been raging on the Baltic sea
for two days, to the serious detriment of
shipping interests.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
EAEanyNau o. Ian

SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. !, 1892.
The following taxes are now due:
REAL ESTATE fourth quarter, 1891
FURNITURE, ETC, fourth quarter, 1891.
MONEY, SOLVENT DEBTS, Ere, fourth
quarter. 1891.
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, fourth
quarter. 1891.
WATER RENTS. six months in advance to
July /. 1899.
A discount of ten per cent. viii be allowed
upon ali the above il paid within FIFTEEN DAYS
after the Ist of January
Also Specific or Business tax, tax on Dogs.
Wagons. DrAys, Trucks, Carts, Hacks, Omni-
buses, Street Cars, and other vehicles except
those used for plessureI
A discount OF ten per cent. will be allowed
upon all of the above II paid within THIRTY
days after she list Of January.
c. s. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
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BONNEVILLE, GA, Jan. 6-John'Drawdy,
who lives near this place, sustained serious
injuries on his way home Monday evening.
The mule he was driving became frightened
aud ran u considerable dis ance, throwing
him out against u tree, lnjuring him inter
nally and breaking one bone OF his arm. It
was about dark and he was travelling alone
He was not discovered therefore until some
negroes living near by heard his groans and
went to his relief, taking him in aud admin
istering to his wants "a best they could UNI.
TIL O physician could be sent Tor.
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Area. Product.
Acraa Huahalx Y
ONLY A.DRUNKRN JOKE.
A Man With Two Pistols Holds Up I
Car Full OF Passengers,

A Man With Two Pistols Holds Up a
Car Full OF Passengers,
PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. e.-The Hutton
express on the Allegheny Valley railroad
was held up at 1880 O'Clock last night and
the passengers badly frightened. Whom the
train reached Twenty-eighth street, in the
city limits. stranger appeared at one end
Of the doors Of the ladies' car with a
brace of bulldog revolvers and
commanded the twenty-five pas
sengers 20 hold up their hands.
There was a general uplifting OF hands.
while many of the passengers crouched
under the seats and few attempted to es>
cape from the rear door, When Forty
third street was reached the man was over
powered from behind and taken prisoner
He gave the name of II. G. Campbell, and
says it was a drunken joke. This morning
he was sent to the work house for thirty
Hava
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Athens New Officials.

ATHENS, GA, Jan. 8. - Athens new
mayor, Hon. H. c. Tuck, aud the new
councilmen chosen at the last election took
the oaths of Office to-day. The police force
Davis was chosen chief instead Of Capt
d. Gran Olives
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NOTICE no FAxPAYBRs.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS

THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
Wnl be found regularly on sale at the following
places
EsTILL's NEWS DEPOT. 9llk Bull street.
CONEORS NEWS STAND
THE MARSHALL, BrouRhtou street
Z J. KiEFFER'S DRUG STORE
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets
T. A. MULLRYNE & CO.. DRUG STORE
West Broad and Waldburg streets.
ST. J. r. NONGE'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Whitaker and Duffy stfeets
W. a. BISHOPS DRUG STORE
Corner Hall and Price streets.
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY.
Henry and Abercorn streets.
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GRAVES DIDN'T CONFESS.

a Man Who Followed Him From
Court Sustains His Denial
DENVER, Col, Jan. 6-Dr. Graves has
been sustained in his denial Of the confess
sion that is said to have been made by him.
On the night that DR.. Graves was taken to
6AiL John Adams, vice president of the
Dimeon and Adams Manufacturing Com
pany, Of this city, who is largely interested
In business at Pullman. Chicago, followed
curiosity on his part to see how Or. Graves
but the words were those Of the deputies
They were plying him, he said. with ques-
lions and at the same time we're suggesting
answers. DR.. Graves seemed so surprised
by the verdict that he did not know what
ehese men were saying.
THE DOCTORS REPLIES.
Mr.. Adams says the doctor merely
answered yes or no TO the questions asked
and did 90 in an absent-minded way. Mr..
Adams waited until now without saying
anything about the matter because he did
not wish to get mixed up with the affair
The doctor has not been interviewed to-day,
rs an order OF the district attorney forbids
thiA Mrs. DR.. Graves had a
relapse to-day, and raves wildly at times
Tomorrow Judge Furmsn will make a
motion In the state supreme court for new
trial for the doctor but 1t Is not thought
That it will be granted. In case IL is not
DR.. Graves will be sentenced Saturday and
taken TO the penitentiary at Canon City on
Monday next. where he VIII await the re-
suit OF an appeal to the United States su>
preme court In his case.
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a NeRro Falls In a We'll

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ca, Jan. 6. Tom
Dempsey, negro, 20 years old, fell in a
well 40 feet deep last night. He remained
there all night and was drawn out this
morning, He was slightly bruised, but was
death was miraculous.
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Influenza Spread.

LONDON, Jan. 6-Infiuenza is spreading
In Yorkshire, Dorset, Essex and Kent. The
disease is of a severe type. Many
deaths are reported. Il is also
prevalent at MANY points in Spain,
notably Madrid and Valencia.
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Tennessee SC the Fair.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 6.-The lsgisla-
ture of Tennessee refused to make an ap-
preparation for the worlds fair, but author
lied the county courts TO appropriate funds
to be expended by state commissioner
The county court of Knox county to-
day 70 set aside $50, 900 for an exhibit.
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Pensacola Grocers Organize.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Jan. 6-Tbe retail
grccers Of this city to-day organized them
selves into body designated as the Pensa-
cola Retail Grocers' Protective Association.
The organization embraces nearly every
retail dealer in the city.
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A TAX WITH M'CnY.
EXCHANGE OF THE ALLIANCE.
Col. Rroughton Resigns as It's Mana
ger at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. Cool W. AZ
Broughton, who succeeded J. o. Wynn, the
defaulting business agent of the alliance ex-
change, has resigned his position as
head and front of the exchange.
His resignation will take effect about
FEB. l. Col. Broughton states that
since he has had charge of the
exchange he has succeeded in putting il
on sound basis, aud that it is nov in wey
Of making money.
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We respectfully announce to our friends and
patrons that we will conduct business at the
same stand, ~ and a Barnard street, under the
firm name of BROUGHToN BROS
T. L. AND O. e. BROUGHTON.
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FLAMES IN A PAPER OFFICE.

The Augusta Evening Herald Has a
Narrow Escape.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 6.-To-night fire was
discovered ia the EUsning Rerdld Office,
but the prompt response Of the department
checked the flames before serious damage
was done. The flooring was badly burned,
but the principal damage was from water.
The loss is inconsiderable aad covered by
insurance. The fire will not interrupt the
issue Of the paper.
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Rome's striklnn cabmen.

ROME, Jan. 6.-The strike of the cabnen
in this city has become general The men
are quiet, and there has as yet been no dis
turbanoe Of the peace.
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Loss of the Tuskar.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The steamer ITuskar,
which went ashore at Nieuve dep while on
voyage from Savannah Cor Bremen, is
now submerged. A gale has been blowing
and her cargo is strewn along the coast.
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Trlcninosis In Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6.-An outbreak
of trichinosis has occurred at Lods, near
Warsaw. Fifteen persons have already
died Of the disease and forty others are
dangerously Ill.
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Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The offers of sill
yer to the treasury department to-day ag-
gregated 9, l2l 600 ounces. The amount
purchased was 10000 ounces at .94sSc@
1880.
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Snow in Virginia.

STANTON, VA. Jan. Six inches OF
snow fell this morning. There are reports
OF heavy mountain drifts.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNBRsHIP

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. /. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
BROUGHTON BROS. & co. is dissolved bv
mutual consent, JOHN W. CHANDLER retiring.
All assets retained and liabilities assumed bv
T. E. AND c, L. BROUGHTON.
T. e. BROUGHTON.
Q. E. BROUGHTON.
J. W. CHANDLER.
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Duhl,n,s Exnloaion.

DUBLIN. Jan. GA magisterial inquiry
was begun in this city to day into the cause
Of tbs receut explosion in Dublin castle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On and after Feb. /, 1890, the basis Of meas.
urement of all advertising in the MoRNINe Nrws
will be agate or at the rate Of 81 20 an inch for
the first insertion, No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. l. 1891.
To My FRIENDS AND TEE TRADE IN GENERAL:
l take pleasure to inform you that after this
date l will DO connected with MEssRs BEN
NETT, SLOAN s. co. Franklin and Hudson
streets, New York, and any orders intrusted to
to US in our line will receive the most careful at
tention. Our specialtiss are
TEAS, ROASTED COFFEES AND CIGARS.
We import largely, and have special facilities
Tor handling high grade goods. We guarantee
IN every instance TO please, and will cheerfully
pay fretEhts both Waysn we do not comply with
our promises We have our own cigar factory.
and are able to offer to the trade superior & DDS
at closest prices.
Correspondence solicited. Samples sent with
pleasure. Mail orders receive personal attsn-
ton.
With many thanks for past favors and hop
inE to receive a share OF your trade in the
MAURICE DEITsH.
VITA BENNETT, SLOAN & CO., New York
JUST RECRiV WE'D.
A large supply of
PEASE. BEANS AND ONION SETS.
Which We offer at lowest prices at Wholesale
and Retail
SOLO MONS d. G. o
Druggists, Market Square.
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FRANoE,s ROW WITH suLeAsIA
A Claim That It is Not as Important
az nss Been Made Out

A Claim That Il is Not as Important
az SOS Been Made Out
PARIS, Jsn. ct is declared in Official
the attitude Of IL RibOt, minister Of foreign
affairs, in regard TO the matter Of the eK-
pulsion Of II. Cbadouine from Bulgaria.
The French government. it is said.
in its demands on the Bull
garien government, merely desired 20
insure respect for the cepitulatiors and 20
prevent recurrence Of the affair. The
dispute. il is further declared, lacks the
gravity which has been attributed 70 IL by
the foreig7 press and speedy and salts
factory settlement Of the difficulty between
France and Bulgaria is confidently eX-
pectsd.
BULGARIAN INDEPENDENCE.
SOFIA, jan. ct is semi-offlcially de-
clared that the Bulgarian government has
not the slightest Intention Of proclai ming
its independence ami that the rumor to thai
effect has evidently been circulated with IN
and the porte aud thus delay the settlement
Of the Chedouine affair.
IBor DECEIVED
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Tines Vienna
correspondent says: Russia mas ungsner-
ouslY left France in the lurch in the Cha
doOine affair. Foreign Minister Ribot is
now conscious that be was not in the pos
session of the full facts in the case when he
TOOK notion. He did not then know that the
French agent had been verbally warned of
NJ. Chadouine's expulsion, and further. he
expected Russian support. Now seeing that
he is forced TO stand alone, he will deal
with the matter In such a conclliatOry man-
ner that N. StAmbulofF will do his best to
meet him. II Russia abandons France in
eastern affairs, the chances for her CO.
operation In another direction are slender
indeed y
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NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE.

SAvANwAH, GA, Jan. 3, 1899.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
she SAVANNAH AND OGEECHEE CANAL
COMPANY will be held at their Office No. 81
Abercorn street. on MONDAY next, the nth. az
IL O'Clock NJ, city time.
r. BLAIR. President
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ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. and Blan1sf
required by county officers for the Use No y,
the courts or for Office use, supplied % or1 7Sv
the MORNING NEWS PAINTING HOUSE.
whitaker stEoee. savaMnAA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PROVEMENT- COMPANY.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec

oaF AlF7FAfIs u DC o. I5sI.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
q ssmiennual dividend Of one dollar aud
seventy-flvs cents per share being at the rate OF
per cent. on its ptal stock. Series A, pay
able 90 and after January Is The transfer
books viii be closed until alter the above date
VI. !. SCLOMONS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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BRUSHES,
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, Flesh, Cloth and
BRUSHES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To Barkeepers and Grocers: We have two
hundred Cardigan Knit Jackets, suitable for
Rrocers and barkeepers. which we will close out
at so cents on the dollar Come and get one.
B. H LEVY a. BRO
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CEREALS OF TIE COUNTRY.
Estimates of Tbeir Area, Product and
Value for 1891.

Estimates of Thor Area, Product and
Value for 1891.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Estimates by
states and territories Of the area, product
and value OF the principal cereals Of the
United States for 1891. made by the statis-
tioian of the department OF agriculture are
given to the press Tonight The crops Of
corn, wheat and oats, Including all but
or 3 per cent OF the cereal aggregate,
are reported. The total for corn has only
been eKcseded once The wheat product lie
the largest ever grown In any country, and
the yield per acre In the United States is
the largest ever reported by the depart
ment of agriculture. The total for oats
was slightly exceeded in 1889. The aggre-
gates are az follows:
Area. Product
Acres Bushels Value
Corn. ...... %, e04 eib s,QGo,I3400O ...........
Wheat .... 39. slS.9o7 6ll,7eO,0oo s5lS41s,7n
Oats ..... 10 ,Ssl, sol TSs, $4,000 232 sl2,267
The aggregate Of all the cereals is the Target
yet produced, and will supply flfty-four to
fifty-five bushels per unit of population.
The wheat supply Is the largest ever re-
ported Ia proportion TO population. averag
ing "a bushels to each person, against 80
for the largest previous CROP in
1884. The average value to the
farmer is 400 cents for corn; S.93 for
wheat and 81. 46 cents for oats. The prod
ucts are, Of course, in measured bushels.
The value Of wheat is greater than in any
year since 1883, that OF the short crop OF
1883 alone excepted,
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FOR RENP OR SALE,

FOR RENP OR SALE,
AT Isle of Hope, nice cottage and outhuild-
ings with about forty t4o) acres of farming
land. Possession given immediately. Apply to
WALTHoUR & RIVERS.
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oIsBErr DROPS TO FALL
Tie Governor Declines TO Save Mccoy
and Other Murdsrers.

The Governor Declines 70 Save Mccoy
and Other Murdsrers.
ATLANTA, Ca, jan. 6.-This morning
Gov. Northen decided upon four applica-
lions for pardon and executive clsmsacy.
A little negro boy, Edward Turner. was
convicted Of carrying concealed weapons, in
the Atlanta criminal court, and sentenced
70 pay $40 and costs. The governor says
boys must not carry pistols and Us petition
for pardon was refused
Sol Rowen and Bob Richardson have
been sentenced 70 be hanged next Friday for
murder committed in Calhoun county.
The governor decided e let the Judgment
stand. These are the negroes who engaged
in riot at hanging year ago and killed
q man named Arnold.
William Mccoy will also be hanged In Lib
erty county. The governor refused 10 com-
nuts bis sentence
r. A. Ledell, convicted in Cherokee
county Of horse stealing, asked a pardon,
which was refused.
TALK WITH M'COY.
MCINTosH, GA. Jan. William Nc
Coy is to be executed at Hinesville Friday.
1t will be remembered that he was sentenced
70 be hanged on Dec. IS. but his time was
respited until Jan. s. Mr. Way, his attor-
neg, has succeeded IN getting a petition to
commute his sentence Of Lifetime imprison-
ment signed by two-thirds Of the jury. The
judge refused to sign it. The NEWS
reporter called AZ the jail yesterday
and had consultation with Mccoy When
asked how be felt ia regard to the matter
ne drew long breath and said that he was
IN the hands OF the Lord. He stated that
he shot the man In sslf-defenss. and IL be
was to be executed he was prepared to go.
de was awaiting anxtously the reply from
the governor
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Savannah Bank and Trust Co
Has opened under the DE SOTO HOTEL
branch of its
SAVINGS " DEPARTMENT.
In which deposits of one dime aud upward will
be received
az

Interest allowed on deposits of one dollar anu
upward. payable quarterly.
Deposits received within the first TEN days o. o.
the month will draw interest from the FlfSSi
day Of the month
Deposits received daily from Q A. n. to 2 P NJ
and from P. NJ. to 5 P. NJ; on Saturdays 70 =
N. Repayments made daily from A. N. to2 P
GENERAL DEPOSITS ALSO RECEIVED
JOSEPH D. WEED, JNO. G. RIO WLAND.
PRESIDENT Woe President
WIN. z. HARDEE, MANAGER a
DrREcToRs-Joseph D. Weed OF j. D. Weed 8
Co., John G Rowland. Capitalist; O. A. Keltle,
exchange and insurance; R. G. Erwin OF CAlSf
holm, Erwin a duRiguon; Edward Karow =,
NJ. Y. Mcintyre OF M. Y. D. l. MaolnH[e,
John Lyons OF John Lyons & Co, Walter Conc,
of Paterson, Downing & Co., D. G. baooN'
lumber
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE, N. NELX RQsk Ella
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~>-~~~~>-~>y~--~-~-->~-
NOTICE.
All bills against the British bark GLER,
Murray master, must be presented ct
our Office by or before 12o'clock NJ THIS DAY,
Jan. eth, or payment thereof viii be debarred.
A. MINIS sONs, Consignees.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan Sd, 1892.
The tax and revenue ordinance for the year
1892 requires all TAX RETURNS to be made by
the OWNER of the property returned or by his
or her attorney in person under OATH No
RETURNS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
OFFICE II SENT THROUGH THE MAIL
o. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

PACETrL-The friends and acquaintance Of
MRS. TACLA PACETTI and Mrs. N. B. O'Suivan
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
of the former from the residence of her
daughter, hrs. NJ. B. O'Sullivan Jefferson and
Hall streets, at % o'clock THIS MORNING.