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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
bonds to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presen' ing
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica,
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute if offered.
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TWO COUPLES At TIE ALTAR.
Blsckshear the Scene OF Two We'd
dings in a Day.

Blsckshear the Scene Of Two We'd
dings in Day.
BLACKsHEAR, GA, Feb. -Blackshear
witnessed two weddings yesterday Yester-
day morning at $50 O'clock at the Presby-
terrain church, Rev. R. Q. Way OF savan-
nah officiating, Miss Jennie Smith and
James A. Austin were married 10 the
presence Of many Of their friends who COM
pletely filled the church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Nettie Brantsy
and they were attended by Miss Lieia
Smith and Mr.. Levy. The church was
decorated in a manner that must have even
satisfied the bride, with ell her weiI-known
love OF flowers and artistic effects. After
the ceremony they were driven TO the depot
where they took the train for jacksonville.
ST. Augustine and other points in Florida
There was no formal reception but friends
from all parts Of the country sent
them many handsome and valuable presents.
Miss Jennie as one of Blackshear's best
loved and most talented young ladies, and
will be sadly missed by all, aid especially
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Smith,
who, IN giving her up, are left alone. Mr.
Austin is the resident engineer for the Plant
system Of new roads in Florida, with head
quarters at High Springs, where they will
reside.
Last night at o'clock, in the parlor of
the Mcmillan house, Miss Nora, eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Mcmillan, was married to
W. E. Carraway. Rev. NJ. f. Beals offici-
atinR. They entered to the strains of
wedding march, played by Miss
Minnie Cohen, and were attended
by d. W. Purdorm and Miss Lula Smith -,
W. L. Mcmillan and Miss Elisa Belle Rig
gins, j. a. Strickland, Jr. and Miss Arlin
Parker, q. L. johnson and Miss Susie
Bitch, and, in the white, pink and blue
dresses Of the bride aud bridesmaids made a
beautiful picture, which had fitting frame
In the decorations of flowers ana evergreens
After the ceremony the large crowd re-
paired to the dining room and partook Of
the bountiful supper prepared for them,
ana the evening was pleasantly spent in
music and conversation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carraway were assured Of their popularity
by the varied and handsome presents which
covered several tables and were commented
on by all present. They leave tonight for
an extended tour through South Carolina,
after which they will make their home
in this county, where Mr.. Carraway operate
@ large turpenIine farm
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oARoL1NA's NEW BONDS.
The State Supreme Court Refuses to
EDjoin the Delivery.

Epjoin the Delivery.
COLUMBIA. S, c., Feb. 23.-The decision
of the supreme court in the matter Of the
application to enjoin Gov. Tillman and
Treasurer Bates from carrying out the
contract with the Baltimore Guarantee
Trust Company for the sale Of the state
bonds authorized to be issued by act OF the
the general assembly was banded down to-
day. Associate Justice MoGowan rendered
the opinion for the court, refusing an in
junction, Justice Pope concurring.
Chief Justice McIver filed a dissenting
opinion, to the effect that the payment of q
bonus as contemplated in the gov
ernor's contract, in the shape Of
interest to the purchaser. was
without authority. Such a bonus could
be paid as a commission to an agent, but
not to the purchaser. The justice holds that
in this way the bonds will be- sold at less
than par, which is contrary to the act,
which expressly stipulates that they shall
be sold at not less than par or face value"
In Justice McGowan's decision the conclu-
sion Is reached thas 1.-THE redemption act was
manifestly passed for the purpose Of effect
ing speedy funding of the debt, and con-
sideration of its provisions disclOses pnmis-
tskably that the largest discretionary powers
were granted to the agents who were In
terested with the conduct of the business.
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sPARKs HARD TO GUST.
The Testimony So Far Said to Be
Favorable TO Him.

Favorable TO Him.
MACON. GA, Feb. 23.-Proceedlngs for
the removal of W. B. Sparks as receiver Of
the Georgia Southern began in good earn
est in the superior court to-day. Hon.
Hoke Smith and Hon. Washington Dessau
appeared for the plaintiffs, while Hill,
Harris a. Birch, Bacon 81 Miller and other
attorneys representing minor creditors
oppose the petition for the removal of the
present receiver.
The entire morning session was consumed
In reading the pleadings.
In the afternoon the examination Of wit
nesses began aud progressed until the court
adjourned at O'clock.
The action to remove Receive Sparks
! originates with the advisory committee APP
pointed by the bondholders at their session
in October, 1892, and was not concurred in
by the whole committee. The Mercantile
| Trust GOu Deposit Company of Baltimore
SIS trustees for the bondholders, filed the
petition praying for g removal Of Receiver
Sparks. and alleging bias, incompetency,
etc, The evidence this afternoon was highly
favorable to Receiver Sparks. and the gen
eral opinion is that he will be retained. The
case may occupy several days on account of
the complications and the magnitude Of the
interests involved.
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willaooochoe's Revival Services

WILLACooCHEE, Ga, Feb. 23.-The re-
vival meeting here is taking a deem hold
upon the people. 1t is the talk of the town
to-day. The church was crowded last
night. The services to-day were very In
teresting. Two influential young ladies
Joined the church. The ladies are holding
a prayer meeting at this writing, and the
young men will have prayer meeting in a
y. IN,
Rev. G. B. Culpepper the pastor, is
preaching in great power, and the member
ship is deeply concerned. Some hard
hearted sinners are being reached and much
good is being done. The crowd tonight
will be the largest vet
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ABBEvILLB STILL GROWING.
Signs Of Thrift and Progress Notice
able on Everv band

Signe or Thrift and Progress NOttc9-
able on Every bend.
ABBEvILLE, Ga, Feb. 2S. - Abbeville
continues to grow steadily. New citizens
are arriving every week and new houses
continue to be erected for their accommOda-
ton. There are at present a score Of new
residences in process of building.
DIR. w. r. Googe will soon move into his
charming new residence in a few days.
The beautiful residence of r. j. Wished is
nearly completed. Hal Lawson is putting
the finishing touches on his handsome resi-
dence Col. E. Il. Williams, J. II. Little,
j. E. johnson have the material
on the ground for fine resi-
dences. DIR. A. II. Crawford is building
drug store, and many other buildings are
going up.
The following are some Of the industries
OF the town: Ocmulgee bricks works. the
Ocmulgee single mills of a. B. Russell,
which Is one OF the finest and most COM
plete establishments OF its kind in the
country. They make both cypress and pine
shingles OF all dimensions, capacity 100000
per day; actual cost Of plant $4,000. The
planning mills of Wells & Sessions is another
fine industry. Stubs grist mills and steam
ginnery, Parsons grist mills and the saw
mill OF 5. N. Mitchell are all paying indus
tries, Several OF the Ohioans who were here
last week bought 30-day options on prop
erty In and near Abbeville A number of
them are expected 60 return here in few
days. Every indication points TO the future
growth and prosperity of the town, and
there Is little doubt that she will be the
manufacturing town OF South Georgia.
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TURPENrINR OPERATORS MEET.
Important Matters to Come Up Before
the Meeting at Wayc-oss.

Important Matters to Come Up Before
the Meeting at Wayc-oss.
CoRDELE, GA, Feb. 23.-The turpentine
operators held q meeting here yesterday
and elected A. Pridgen, k. M. Patterson
and j. W. Callahan delegates to the meet
ings of the general association, which meets
in Wsycross, Wednesday, March s.
The general meeting In Waycross will be
a large one, as the operators are getting
well organized, and will have important
business matters 70 come before its body for
consideration.
The turpentine business at present prices
is very Improbable, aud it is the hope and
intention of the association TO accomplish
something that will prove beneficial to the
industry.
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Jacksonvt.le after Factories.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. 23.-The
board of directors Of the Jacksonville In
dustrial Development Company. an or
ganization to induce manufacturers to
locate ahere, opened bids on sites to-day,
choosing Sligo Myers tract, north of the
city, the owners agreeing 70 accept stock in
payment. Numerous letters of inquiry
from manufacturers indicate that this
place will soon be one of Florida's most
fourishing industrial centers.
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no Hapg After q hard Fieht.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Feb. 2S.-Nspoleou
Levelle, the white wife murderer OF
Charleston, who about three years ago was
sentenced to hang, has lost his last chance
the supreme court to-day dismissing a mo.
ton for an appeal LeVelles counsel has
made four separate appeals. An order was
issued that the remittitur be sent to the cir.
cult court forthwith. The date for the exc,
cution is March 10
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NOTICE.
OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
February Sd, 1893
WHEREAS Scarlet fever and diphtheria have
made their appearance in the city, this board
deem 1t eXpedient that every case OF such dis
eases be isolated; therefore be it
Resolved, That every house In which there is
q case of scarlet fever or diphtheria be uuAran-
tined and no inmate of such a house be allowed
to leave it and no person be allowed TO enter It
except at the discretion Of the Board of SAM
tary Commissioners.
81 JOHN J. McDONOUGH, Chairman,
w. +. BRuNNER, NJ. D., Secretary.
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News Notes From Allapaha.

AL1APAHA, GA. Feb 2S.-There was a
very heavy frost hero this morning and
plenty OF ice. 1t is feared that the fruit has
been killed.
Mrs Strohel ST., one OF the most intel
lectual ladies Of Georgia, is quite sick. Her
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Prof j. Sydney Roberts of Mcdonald,
Ga, is teaching a very flourishing school at
the academy. He is assisted by Miss Mary
Beatty, very bright and attractive young
lady
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Private Waite, who won the company
medal, is only II years old.
The second priza was won by Private r.
It. Martin on a score of 5213. This prize
was beautiful cake made by the lady adj
mirers Of the company.
The medal was presented by Honorary
Member Capt. W. A. Fleming
in few appropriate remarks,
IN which he gave q concise his
tory of the company since It's formation In
1887. The second prize was delivered by
Rev. G. G. Carson in q short but tasty
speech.
The tilt and parade will long be remem-
bered as one Of the pleasant events of the
year.
A committee was appointed by Capt.
Fraser to have rifle range constructed,
and it will not be long now before the
Liberty Independent boys will be the crack
shots of the regiment as we'll as the best
filters.
The Liberty Guards also held their
parade yesterday in honor Of Gen. Wash
ington at the parade ground-Gum Branch.
They did not have tilt. The number of
uniformed men was thirty-hve. Both of
the troops are constantly adding to their
membership, and are in most excellent
condition,
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Bank Of Americus to Reoner

AMERICUs, GA, Feb. 3.-Arrangements
are complete for reopening the Bank Of
Americus on March l. George w. Glover,
leading hnancier Of this city and presi-
dent Of the Americas Grocery Company,
has been elected president. The SUCCESS Of
the negotiations for opening this, the Oldest
bank Of the city, is very gratifying to the
H1eOple
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A Cotton Gin Pnrnad-

WASHINGTON, GA, Feb 23-The gin
house Of John A. Sutton Of Danburg, this
county, was totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday. The fire caught from the engine
and when discovered was 50 far advanced
that nothing was saved. There was in the
house cotton gin, grist mill, about 50
bushels OF corn, "a bales Of cotton and 500
bushels OF cotton seed. The loss is estimated
at from $500 to 81 goo, with no Insurance.
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Fira at .Innsalun-

JossELYN, GA, Feb. ga dwelling
house at this place, belonging 10 r. w
Hammond and occupied by Judge julius
Anderson, was burned to-day. Il caught
it Is thought, from the stovepipe. The
house was worth about $500. It was not
sured. The contents were very nearly all
saved, except the kitchen furniture.
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SMITH CALLS 1T ROT
A jewelers. Stock Attached.

ATHENS, Ga, Feb. 23.-The business of
A. 8. Vaudeville. a jeweler. was closed
yesterday under d mortgage Of $4,000 held
by Dr. James Comaok. The assets will
probably satisfy the mortgage. Mr.. Man
deFville has been engaged in the jewelry
business in Athens for over forty-lve years
The mortgage under which he was closed
WAS given Two wears ago,
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LIBHRrY's INDEPENDENT TROOP.
Washington's Birthday Celebrated
With q Tilt,

Washington Birthday Celebrated
With q Tilt.
HINEsvLLE, GA, Feb. 23-The Liberty
Independent Troop yesterday appropriately
celebrated the birthday OF George Wash
ington. The troop was promptly on hand
ct its parade ground. Goshen, at the OPP
pointed hour, with thirty uniformed men.
The chivalry and beauty of the
county we're there to seq
the soldiers. 1t was one Of the most sue
cessful parades the troop has had in years.
and shows that the people are feeling more
interest in military matters. AT the bust
ness session Quartermaster Sergeant NAL
lard resigned and Capt. Fraser appointed
II. Ben Ryan in his stead From l l o'clock
a. m. until 2 O'clock p. m. the troopers we're
constantly drilled IN all of the different
movements, both mounted and dismounted
The troop shows much Improvement in
infantry tactics, and shows they have not
forgot their Griffin experience. At $3.50
p. In. dinner was announced and was par
taken of by about $50 people. the blessing
being asked most appropriately by Rev.
g. C. Carson. After dinner was over the
troops we're again drilled for an hour, when
the tilt was taken up. Those who tilted
and the scores made are as follows:
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Thomasville Topics.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Feb. 23.-The city
council has voted to sewer the business part
of the city.
There will be a meeting Of the Pear
Growers Association in this city on March
70 consider freight rates, etc.
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SHOES.

TODAY Jacob Schaefer, will
sail from Havre for New York.
He has accepted the challenge
Of George F. Slosson to play a
match, and a series Of games
that will constitute an event in
the annals of billiards may be
looked for. Schaefer has lost
pone Of his old time skill and as
each of the contestants has de-
teated the other, the result is
not certainty,
It's a certainty however. that
our Ladies Kid Button Shoes at
50 so has been selected for
wear by large portion of Sa.
vannah Ladies, Judging by the
number of pairs sold since Mon.
day, when we received them.
BYCK Bros, II Whitaker st.
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W aiting for Mr.. Whitney.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Fe5. 23.-The
yacht Comanche is now in midstream
awaiting the arrival Of ex-Secretary w. G.
Whitney. She will probably start on her
cruise tomorrow, or the next day at the
latest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE

N~--~-~~~---~----~-~---
FOR SALE.
large frame church, and seats for same.
bargain for poor congregation. Easy terms
given to responsible people. Unless sold sooner,
will offer the above at public outcry before the
Court House door on TUESDAY, March Z, 1898.
w. K. WILKINSON, Auctioneer.
YIN. c. A. COURSE ENTERTAINMENT
AT the Gymnasium He'll, Bull and Jones streets,
MONDAY, Feb. q, at p. NJ. The celebrated
lecturer, c. Z. BOLTON, will deliver the illus
trated lecture. paris and the French Repub-
lie Admission so cents, reserved seats rs
cents; box sheet open at Y. NJ. c. A. buildin z.
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HOUsEkREPERs.
Congress Street, and Bun street Branch.
CITY AND SUBURBAN RAILWAY 60.

SAVANNAH, Feb. q, 1898.
On and after THURSDAY, Feb. %, 1898 the
second mortgage coupons OF this company due
Jan /, 1885, and the first mortgage coupons of
this company due Feb. 1, 1898, will be paid on
presentation at the Savannah Band and Trust
Company, JAS. H. JOHNSTON,
Prasidant