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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-21

Steamship city Of Augusta, New York,


,.,.,- YORK. Aug lS-Arrived, schrs Ida e
r.ttsr1 Fernandina; Sebago, Ross, Jackson
n. Fannie a GOrham, French, Jackson
VIC. \ j Hart, Mclean, Darten; VIM r
MINES Haskell, Darien; j G Woodruff. Do
",' Florence Randall, Thompson, Satilla
~ Iohn Paul, Jasper, Union Island.
= 10 Nrarts Steelman, Bull river.
Roston Aug 1S-Arrived, schr Frank w
towe Leo, Brunswick,
gilmore Aug 18-Arrived, bark B Web
.+ar pray Charleston; schrs Emma b Not
ssiTcham. English, Charleston; Annie Bliss,
Kerry, savannah.
p,,ii River. Aug 1S-Sailed, bark Eliza Nc
,r,Tsnv Finnimore, New York.
HTernandina, Aug 1s-ArriYed, schr John II
,rj,ys Burdge New York, Sailed steamers
fTnrlis Brl, Guild, Rotterdam; Hemsley
mr. Caut. Stettln.
1pGaIveston. Aug 1s-Sailed, schr Robert ]
Barr Platt Pensacola
NparrelOna. Aug 1S-Arrived, steamer Chur-
rira ISM. Barrmedia, Savannah.
'T0nd6n. Aug 17-Arrived, bark Leonardo
MAI Cahero Brunswick. Sailed, steamer
IRIS 'Begl. Smith, Savannah;
SuttOn Bridge, Aug 17-Arrived, bark ing
dorns Venner fNorl. Andersen, Apalac hicola.
Sayoua Aug I1--Arrived, bark Guida M
utaIl Fprraro, Pensacola.
west HartlepOOl, Aug 17-Arrived, bark
Avvenire c. Braggino, Pensacola.
Buenos Ayres. July 5-Arrlved, James L
Pendergast, Shaw, Pensacola for Roserio-
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WAISTS AND BELTS.

Too many of the csc Ladies' Percale and
Lawn Waists, rufned, pleated, collars
and cuffs all colors. cut to................ 400
Military Gilt and Silver Belts, early sea
sons price 81 p and ~, go at ............ Soc
Pure Silk Black Belts, 3 to 3H-inches
wide ... Observation-Disclosures. 2Sc to SOC
All the Plain and Girdle Leather Belts
sold at SOC, Zoe, 81 and 81 %, to clear out
are cut to.....................2 5C 35o and SOC
MAIN FLOOR, CENTER.
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REPORTS.
The committee on fire to whom was refer
red the petition of Jas. j. Joyce for permits
sion to repair house on lot l, Crawford ward,
and tin roof, report favOrably to same.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted
The committee on fire. to whom was refer
red, with power to act, the petition OF T. j Da-
Wis for permission to erect a stable on lot IS
Calhoun ward, same to be covered with tin,
report that same has been granted.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to whom was refer
red, with power to act the petition of II. L
Minis for permission to repaint and enlarge
drug store and house on lot 3 Cue ward to
change location OF stoops and to add show
window, report that same has been granted.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
ferred the petition of Mrs. Josephine Mathews
for permission to add onestory kitchen to
house on lot 8. Charlton ward same to be
covered with tin, report favorably on same.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on fire, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of VIM Bouhan for per-
mission to convert store into dwelling, lot 49,
Mercer ward, report favorably to same.
MERRITT w. DIXON,
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The Joint committee on fire and streets and
lanes, to whom was referred the petition Of
C. w. Parish for permission to erect bay
window to house on lot 10, LLOYD ward report
favorably as bay window does not encroach
on the street.
MERIT w. DIXON,
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted
The Joint committee on fire and streets and
lanes, to whom was referred the petition OF
p. O'COnnor for permission TO remodel house
and add story to same on lot g. Carpenters
row, Magazine ward, report favorahIy to same
MERIT w. DIXON,
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted
The committee on fire, to whom was re-
ferred the petition of McKenna & Welsh for
permission to erect she'd brick pillars to be
covered with sheet iron, report favorably TO
same. MERRITT w DIXON
Chairman Committee on Fire.
Report adopted.
The committee on health and cemetery. to
whom was referred the petition OF A. r. Cor
sey for permission to transfer one half of lot
2Osl Laurel Grove cemetery to Il. w Boat
wright, report lavorably to same.
R. 3. HARRIS
Chairman Committee on Health and Gene
terry.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, TO whom was re-
ferred the petition OF J. j. Beytagh asking to
be relieved from the penalty OF being double
taxed, report favorably TO same.
HERMAN MYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Report adopted.
The committee on water to whom was re-
ferred the petition OF Mrs c.. A. L. Lamar
asking TO have refunded amount paid for
water plug in front Of her house, No. 45
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FIVE BABES CALL HIM PAPA.
The Unique Family Raised BY an
Energetic Widow.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Hunniwell, Kan, Aug 13-With seven
children calling him papa" and six
of them the offspring of five fathers by
his much-married wife, Henry Parish is
a remarkable parent. The unique family
is encamped near here, awaiting the open
ing of the Cherokee strip. Parish be-
came acquainted with his wife in Arkan-
sas, where she was a comedy widow of
six children. The courtship, conducted
principally by the woman, was short, but
1t was not until after marriage that Par.
ish learned that his wife had had five
husbands before, and that each had left
her with baby The first had left two
babies.
Parish does not seem alarmed by this
fatality, but referring to his wife's asser-
tion that she could get husband three
months after his death, says smilingly:
81 bet she would have another hus-
band in less time than that. But Pm not
going to go just yet. Mr. Cleveland is
going to give us n good home, and my
missus is going to stop this foOlishness Of
getting married. We won't have time"
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1Ordinance on its first reading and by unani-
nous consent read a second time and passed
AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance passed
in council 2lst Of February 1866 relating to
fees OF the port wardens for the port Of Sa-
Vannah.
Section l. BE it ordained by the mayor and
aldermen of the city OF Savannah in council
assembled, and IL is hereby ordained by the
authority of the same. that from and after
the passage of .his ordinance the port war
dens for the port Of Savannah shall be and
they are hereby authorized TO receive fee Of
Sg5 Tor each survey upon n vessel or
cargo damaged by fire or other cause pro
vided that the said vessel or goods be at or
within the limits Of the city of Savannah; If
between said limits and Five Fathom Hole
fifty per centum In addition to the above
enumerated rates; II below Five Fathom and
not below Long Island, seventy-fve per
centum in addition to the first enumerated
rates; II below Long Island, double the emu
merated rates.
Sec. g For each and every COPY Of the
Record Of a survey furnished by said port
wardens they shall be entitled TO collect fee
Of s..
Sec g. All ordinances and parts of ordi
nances conflicting herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Ordinance on its first reading:
AN ORDINANCE TO prevent loating in the mar
ket.
Section I. Be It ordained by the mayor and
aldermen Of the city of Savannah in council
assembled. That hereafter all butcher bows
and helpers Of butchers in the city market
are required to wear, during market hours
and while in the performance of their duties
a clean. white smock frock and white can
having the name OF his employers and mum
Der OF his stall stamped on the said frock and
cap.
Sec. 2 That any person who fails to oh
serve tine provisions Of this ordinance shall
be liable upon conviction before the police
court Of the city Of Savannah to fine not to
exceed s. with the alternative OF i'm
prisonment not to exceed i've days.
Sec. g. That all ordinances and parts OF or
dinances in conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A communication was received from Hon.
A. II. mcdonnell relative to city court bills
Referred to committee on finance and &C.
counts.
APPEALS
The appeal case of Paul DAYS was set for
trial at the next meeting Of council August
Both.
The appeal case Of Mrs NJ Duffy was con
tinued until next meeting Of council, August
30 1898
Council adjourned subject to call Of the
mayor
c. " HERNANDEZ
Acting Clerk OF Council.
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WHITE GOODS.
Reductions That Reduce

Reductions That Reduce
Sc Prints to. SIC
15c Outing Flannels to 9 c
25C Printed Sateens to12Hc
15c Printed Crepes,
Nile blue and laven-
der, to. 10 c
25c Figured India
Mulls to. 10 C
25c Columbia Crepes 10 c
18c yardwide Percales,
ligh hit and dark
grounds, figures and
stripes, .12%c
81 extra size Marseilles
Pattern Honeyconb
Quilts to. .75 C
40c 45-inch long and
% wide Turkish
Bath Towels to. .25 c
15c and zoe Pure Lin
en- Monte Towels. 10 C
25c Linen Splashers Is C
soc Stamped Linen
Bureau Scarfs to. ..23 C
SOC Stamped Pillow
Shams to. rs c
49c Stamped Linen
Tray Covers to. .25 C
73c Embroidered Den
ham Sofa Pillow
Squares to. 40 C
300 sets of Ladies'Lin-
en- Washable Collars
and Cuffs, plain and
colored, to. ..13 C
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YouAre Thinking

OF place to spend the summer. Write
now(a postal will ito the MorninglNews
for suggestions and information Facts
about any summer resort in the world,
any railway time table, the circular of
any hotel or boarding house, sailings Of
steamships, hints about routes whatever
you want to know-will be sent postpaid,
without charge, on application, by spe-
cial arrangement with the Recreation
Department of Christian Union Address
the Morning News, Savannah, Ga.-Ad.
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ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs WINsLow's SooTHISG SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents q bot
tle.-Ad-
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nrrlclAl-
CITY GOVERNMENT.
omeial Proeeedings b Council.

0&ANA&A EA0NGGAAAke u 1NAANAAs
SAvANSAH GA. Aug. 10 1913.
Council met this DAY az 4 o clock p. M.
Present; Hon. John :. McDouough, mayor;
Alderman r. b. Harris vice chairman OF coun-
ell. Aldermen Cam. Dixon, Pollard, Aanes
and SCreven.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting
ana special meeting II Aug. 10, were con
hrmed.
ACCOUNTS.
The committee on accounts report that they
have examined and found correct. bills
against the city amounting to $751; 10, as
per accompanying schedule. and recommend
that the same be passed for payment.
w. M. BOHAN,
Acting Chairman Committee on Accounts.
The report OF the committee was received
and the accounts as per schedule annexed
were passed for payment.
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RECEPTION
Next Thursday Afternoon, Aug. e, z to $50 P. NJ.

1t caught the crowd last Thursday. Come! Doubt
and don't believe it, vanish. The gives place to
conviction and the other to intense interest when you
see these grand values offered on Thursday next:
. 90 . " . ~
e
.
Girls Refers ito old flannel
TABLES
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OFFICIAL.

~ - ~ - ~ ~ TN-N-N-~~-~~-~~0~@N0-
on streets and lanes is authorized
TO cut down tree on northwest corner Of
Anderson and AbercOrn streets, provided IL
interferes with the construction of catch
basin at that point.
Adopted
BY Alderman Harris
Resolved, That authority be and the same
is granted to A. Il. Corsey to transfer half OF
lot POSI- Laurel Grove Cemetery to T. w.
BOatright.
Adopted
BY Alderman Dixon
Resolved, That the City Attorney be re-
qnested to prepare a bill for the coming SEES.
sion OF the legislature Of Georgia which III
this can be done under the law will vest in
the Police Court of the City of Savannah the
Jurisdiction To try and punish cases Of va
grancy, gaming, keeping gaming house and
the carrying of concealed weapons within the
city OF Savannah, and to report this proposed
bill to the city council for its consideration.
Adopted.
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pilot charts and all nautical information
viii he furnished masters Of vessels free of
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 call at the Office
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Yorl-lOO bales cotton, bales wool, 1874 bales
domestics 835 bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits tur-
nentine 10000 feet lumber. horse, II cans
shrimp 100 pkgs fruit, 345 tons pig iron, l52
pkgs mdse.
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Orlando, Fla June 2, 1902 essrs. Lipp-
man Bros, Proprietors p. p. p. Savannah,
Ca: Confinement feel it my duty to inform
you Of the cure your wonderful medicine. p.
=. p, wrought in my case. l have suffered
for two years with dyspepsia and malaria in
the worst form, and was daily sufferer from
sick headache. My bowels did not act but
twice a week. and frequently only once a
week. could not retain half 1 ate and my
have tried pills-all kinds of medicine-but
only found temporary relief in them / was
respondent and was hoping to soon find relief
in death. Seeing your p. Il. =. advertisement
/ decided to try it, and requested DR. Peak to
get me bottle. IhaVe taken two bottles and
will soon get another, and / can now eat in
peace and enjoy everything, and can sleep
like top, Ny headaches have ceased and
my bowels are regular ] would advise all
sufferers like myself to give p p z, a trial,
and they viii write you as have that r. l..
=. beats any medicine on the market Yours
truly, CURTIS COLLYER.
-ad. Artistic Painter, Orlando, Fla.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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BOYS CLOTHING.
OVERLOADED.

One word tells the whole
story, and the reckless re-
auctions made will prove
our anxiety to clear without
even profit. Just simply to
prevent carrying over, to
realize, and touse the money.
Every Boys Straw Hat,
even the 75c and 81 ones,
also some Mems. .25c
Boys all colors Washa-
bic Knee Pants, were 75c
and SOC, 4 to 10 years 45c
Wash Suits to s
years, checks and stripes,
we'll made and trimmed,
usual ST. rs and 81 90,
goat...............Sl SO
The Cheviot and Madras Wash Suits,
to years and sold up till now at S29S
and IS 40, go at.......s............. . 81 90
The SO Duck Sailor Suits, all colors and
patterns, to years. go at.............2 %
Boys Junior Wash Suits 3 to years, the
81 SO quality go at............. ....... l 98
Boys Wash Kilt Suits, usual SO 80 and
81 9S go ...........-,......... l 70
The Sun" Laundered Boys Waists, all
sizes, usual soc, go att. ............. SO
Mothers Friend" Boys Waists, those
that are left, the 81 25 ones, go at....... SO
And the 81 ones go at...................... 60
All the Boys Light Sum
mer Coats reduced in
price, some as low as. .49c
SECOND FLOOR.
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House Furnishings.

60 dozen Crystal Glass Star Tumblers..... 20
barrels of Imitation Cut-glass Ice Cream
or Berry Dishes Observation-Disclosures. &c
h-gallon Glass Water Pitchers, usual SOC .24c
Large size Glass Berry Bowls. ............. soc
Engraved Water Bottles and Glass ....... sec
Tho Set-Cream Pitcher, Sugar Bowl and
Butter Dish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOc
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FOR sLEEPLEssNEss.
NC Horsford,n Aoid Phosphat.

use hOTsIOA0 . GASA0 L hCSPA@IOs
and YOU will exchange a night of restless
tossing for one of dreamless sleep. -ad.
What do you think2 I saw old Goggins
buy pack OF cigarettes and give them TO his
son That ain I his son. It's his stepson.'
-Minnea polls Journal.
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MILLINERY.
THE CORSATR.r

The latest Trimmed Sailor Hat, high crown
and wide brims. worth ~ 5O,;go at ...... CSC
The new Pineapple Straws blue and white
trimmed, were 81 9s and 81 30, go att. .9sc
All Csc Black, White and Navy Trimmed
Sailors go ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .75c
Blue, Black. Brown and Cardinal Trimmed
school Sailors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c up
SECOND FLOOR.
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Mems Furnishing.

Mems Black Sateen Negligee Shirts, usual
ovc'.- '''.'.''''''..'' ...'.''. ....... 45c
Boys Flannel Shirts, worth 81 5O......... SOC
silk, Plaids and Checks New Windsor
Scarfs. .............. 100
"Pepperil" Jean Drawers, worth 59c. SOC
MAIN FLOOR, RIGHT.
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"a and 26-inch Ladies' Sun Umbrellas,
dark blue, Dresden China and gold knob
handles, this seasons novelty, worth
y IS, reduced Observation-Disclosures. SO
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beg pardon sir; but can't you help me 70
get something to eatY have seen better
times"
Better timesf Wen, who sntg''-Bos-
ton Transcript.
She (sentimentaD-Whic would you rather
do, paint great picture or write great
poem; He lof the modern school)-Which-
ever would bring the highest price.-Detroit
Free Press.
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psr,, LOYAL [Norl, Gregersen-54 days out
irIp ll~.s1tine Cosmo IBrl, Davies-26 days
ir 425ar.sntine Genesta [Brl, Davies, La
guayra
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g.. b .ses ... -----+.sf -'-'.'+ .''''' '--'
sun ................ e.3I
SD --,-~-----~---~~---~~~~~
- tylterat Fort PULASKI - am 2;a6 pm
A-- central standard Time.
49, Monday, Aug 81, 1873
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Nnrrca to Mariners.

Steamer Annandale lBrl, .Kirkwood, from
hanna via North Sydney, c b, grounded at
Stettin. Aug. IA. Lighters have been sent.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
miguel lspl, Pinillos, Barcelona and Genoa,
Martin Martin sacIz [spl, Terol, Cienfuesos. Due
IRIS Beul, Smit, London. sid Aug r.
r1-~lupJon lBrl. -, DartmC nth, July II.
Gdiuet Brl, Tong, Glaze Bay.
10 luS"orte LBrl, Paryey, swansea, sid Aug
BARKs.
Ool9 meet LItall, Criscuolo, Trieste, sid
iq .NorI Jorgensen, Barbados, sid March
Is, via Curacao
1.-tio ltall Radiet. Barcelona. sid April -.
iI11',Doea Nor AanOnseu, Flushing sid June IS.
l"lVh Norl. Andersen, Arendal sid June %.
Lgt7prlng lNor, Schiye, Algoa Bay, sid June
harold ir}l, INorl, Christensen Hamburg, sid
AFRO. ..ro,a LNorl, Koss, London, passed Dun
T. Eeners Aug 49,
f95 1 lNorI, Christensen, Havre, sid July
Ger lBrl, McNutt. Glasgow. sid july %.
J6 Norl Horch, London, passed Deal
inward LNorl. Olsen, Belfast. sid July 81.
I. .'l,ctia Norl, Olsen, Hamburg, sid Aug Il.
40 lNorl, Olsen, London. sid Aug }.
f- -r1yl9 lPortl, Ferreira, Rio Jantero sid
it-1'E Aust, Jorgepsen. Plymouth. SID Aug s.
Iino,aa ilaII Irapani, Condon SID Aug 4.
Me- -ug I'd Nor Petersen. Bristol, sid July -.
H." Llght, Avis, al brunswick
-" tNorIi Ionnessen, Pernambuco.
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.-i,sd at Quarantine Yesterday.

z.,.ner Ethel, Carroll. Augusta and way
W 4 Gibson, Manager
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Every one Of our Silll, Crepe, China Silk
and Satin Parasols natural wood
handles-that were ~ 80 S3 90 and ~ SO,
TO clear out are marked to...............9 8
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Per steamship City Of Birmingham from
New York-P Foley, w + Train, Mrs 5 Z
Shotter. A Rundbery, Byck, B Jones, w
Bronly. E n Harrington and wife, Miss Ida
Harrison. B Paris, Miss M Granger, Miss N
Jeter. J E Tucker, o J Strickland, Rev A d
I, : Bvck, r Corner, Miss r Stratton, Mrs b
] Wolfe, J G Carter, e r Wood, w r Will
Jams Mrs G R Law, DIP Myerson, Jr, f NJ
Frank, j Gross and wife, M Sayin, w L
Hirshberger, VIM Paffe, Mrs w w Lewis, Hy
Jabbett Miss J Sundhelm, Miss f Sundhelm,
Miss Clara Sundhelm, Master Sundhelm,
Master O Sundhelm, Master A Sundhelm, M
Sundhelm and wife, and Storage,
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York; w Teeple, r L Mercer, Mrs ID Her
man Miss Herman Mrs Herman, Rev Geo H
Wood, Leonard Phinizy, w A Walton, Il d
Warner, Jake Phinizy, Miss M Mehaney,
Walter Mehaney, p Armstrong, r J
Schneider, r J Hixon, Mrs II Smith, Mrs
Frank Avery, DR. D Page, G N Heldreth, Jr,
M Doyle and wife, NJ Blumenthal
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IL YOUR RAOrf ACHES.

In IOUk BACK ACAES,
Or you are all worn out, really good fos moth.
ing, 1t Is general debility. Try
BkOWA'S Iron BITTERS.
II Will cure you cleanse yous DIVER, and give
good appetite.
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Per South Bound Railroad Aug 49,
II A Ernst & Co, A Ellarbee H Medlock,
Smith Bros, JnO G GOut, NJ FerSts Sons & Co.
Per Central Railroad. August l9-J G Slater,
Grady Son, A Miller Co, Standard Oil
Co. Tom West. E LoVells Sons, Norton & II
Law b, Ltppman Bros, II p Wimberly
Eckman & Y, VIM Jones, H Smith A ID
Ellar6ee Chas Edmondston, Moore s. Co,
City Water Works, M Ferst's Sons & Co H
Traub, Harms q j. Inman Miller, b II Levy g.
Bro, Stubs & L, Butler S, Mcintyre & Bro,
Dwelle c 4 d.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, August 19-L r Myers & Co. G NJ Nc
Cauley, EcBman g. V, Bowker Fert Co, 2 G in
chard, J Rosenheim & Co. M Y Henderson.
McDonough Il Co. r b Cassels, Standard Oil
Co, A Enrich Bro, P W Rushing & Co, S
Thomas Il Bro, Stillwell M & Co, Moses B l.
ker, Silvey Bradley, Fawcett Bros, f w
Storer. A Hanlev. w W Chisholm Chestnut
4 ON, Edwards T & Co, Ellis Y & Co, Gregg
J w, Hunter p & s. @ L Jones, McNatt &
w, Paterson u ~ 90, Peacock g. Co, Savan-
nah $ Co, J 2 Williams & Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
August ia 5 Nichols, Ludden & b, Louis
Byck Co, J D Weed & Co, Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, w w Aimar s Co J b Sanders,
+ Hunting & Co, Lippman Bros, Solomons
a Co, II HenderSon's sons, Fl Solomon son,
N Fersts Sons & Co. Moore & Co, H H Nc
Per steamship City of Birmingham from
New York-Dr w Aiken, Leopold Adler,
Appel 4 5, Brown, JnO BreSnan. @ Beck
man, E 5 Byclx a. Co, Brush f L g. p Co, b
Barrett, M ) & ID A Buck, Estate 5 w
Branch, Braid & Fl, G X r s. Bkg Co, w M
Cleveland. Crohan & d, Cohen & b, Collat
Bros, Cornweu < C, City s. Sup Ry Co. G Col
Inns Co, M Dryfus, Mrs w H Daniels, Ar
lhur Deutsch, Geo Derst, J Dent, Eckman &
y Epstein 81 Bro, J r Einstein, A Ehrlich u
Bro Elec st Il Suf Co, M Ferst's Sons & Co,
Foye M, Freid & H Fretwell Il N, Fawcett
Bros, j T Freeman, Frank & Co, S Quicken
helmer & Sons, E Grady & Son, Cell & q,
treat All u Pae II Co, Gaynor, Hecker,
NJ Co. A Hanley, A B Hull & Co. G A Hud-
SON Harms a. j, Heuisler & II, II Hess, F. A
how, Hart. Jackson NJ & Co, w jackson,
43t Juchter, ID j &illOrin, S KrOuskof
Llppman Bros, A LETTER & Son, B Fl Levy &
Ldtnrop, Lahtche, Lowell 4 L, Lindsay &
N, Lang, Mohr Bros. d J Newsom q Co,
a McAllister, McKenna q w, Il A McClary,
" * Nun & Co, Norton & H, A J Nichols
Oppenheimer 5 & Co, order notify Moore 81 j,
9T[der notify j Screven Jr, order notify G II
Meulock, order notify National Bank of Sa-
Eannah, Palmer Hardware Co, Mrs II Quint,
Sultman Cap & Co, w r Reid, p 5 Ross,
savannah Grocery Co. Il solomon & Son, sol
onon Co, Smith Bros, e A Schwarz, p b
springer, } 5 Silva. ST & w Ry, Savannah
eotton Mills, l. Shafer w B Stiliweu, 2
sampson, 4 Sampren, NJ Bendheim, SOmers
pros, j Thomas 81 Co, w Ihee, r G fish
1yft, d Weed & Co, An 8 c W West. H
Il A Wheeler : Il Watson. Wat
son 4 p, r J Storm = II VOTERS Brewing
20 steamer Barker, steamer Alpha, steamer
NaIie steamer Bellevue, So Elk Co.
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