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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

BERLIN. Sept I'm his speech at
Kissingen to number Of citizens from
Frankfort-on-thc-Main Prince Bismarck
reminded his hearers of the days when
he lived in Frankfort and became so
domesticated that he selected spot
in church yard there for his own
grave.
During the war of 1866 he was never
able to get rid of temptation to make
Frankfort part of Prussia, although he
wished the connections TO be volun-
tary. II WAS no desire for conquest. but
Franfort was the bridge over the Main.
the tete de pont for Germany's unity
not in a military, but moral and
commercial sense.
If Frankfort had not become North
German, it was more than doubtful
whether the nelghboring Southern states
would not have followed the example
OF that great commercial emporium.
lhelr Visit was Il proof that all the
wounds have healed and that they bore
nun no ill-will for his share in the
matter.
In regard TO the charge of his being
q parucularist, the prince said that there
was no legal handle against the minis
tiers. The only thing was for the peo-
PIE 10 nc uhle To say to them. That
was clumsy, not to say stupid piece
The national cause was based on a
calculation that all the factors would
work together on common questions.
II this failed the national feeling wonld
diminish and this would be serious
matter in case Of a change in the Euro-
pcln situation.
II should never dream" continued
Prince bismarck, ''of replacing tho i'm
n,rial with the Prnssian goverqir,rnf
The empire must be ruled By the united
shorts of the twenty-five governments
IL is uneasy when there il a chnncellor
who acts without consulting any one
had rather see him in the leading strings
OF his I'russiAn colleagues.
Ills chill importance lies IN his ba-
ing 2 member Of the bundesr1th. IL tho
hundeSrath had more direct feeling
with Bavaria, Saxony and the other
slates, and i the empire was in good
order | think the posiofIice Womb min
great deal by means Of their core.
been fulfilled" -''e'V'' nave no'
~ this. point Prince bismarck abrnntlv
Spheiaded his speech. oxcusinc himself
Tor doing so by rernarl,ing that he ala
M neSire TO tire the ladies' nv talking
p%n l,iSs lie then called for cheers for
nrankior'' which were heartily given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
MORN WoRrH UNIyERsITY.

School opens at the Fort Worth uni
versly Tuesday, Sept .. Students
should be present rs far as possible the
lirN day An schools are provided, from
he "unipr prpparatory." for the little
ones, 10 those of and including academic
or college preparation, college, profess
-ona and post graduate courses. hl-
siructons by the best teachers. assisted
by superior equipment with very modrrnte
price for tuition Enter your children
10 hnish course and much time and
expense will he saved, and high attain.
mtnls IN scholarship and character are
almost sure TO follow. For full infOupa.
ton apply at the university or by letter
10 DIR. d. l.. Fisher, President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

10 understand that Democracy is the
committeeman Of system of political
principles which are intended 70 estaD-
Nsh and preserve the rights, the inter
ests and thn liberties Of the American
people, and that these are immeasurapy
above the authority OF any one nlau.
We have 10 autoerat IN our country
yet, thank God, whose individual ne
tnm can override and dlsregard public
opinion aud dictate for Ms policy nos
tile TO the public interest and Dehe-
fetal only to a moneyed oligarchy largely
Of other countries.
These John Sherman Democrats, and
call them this because he IL the chlet
apostle and leader in this policy, con-
vtniently forget that the real Democracy
Of this country has always favored gold
aud silver, aud paper convertible INTO
gold and silver coin as the money OF THIS
country. That gold and silver are the
constitutional metallic legal tender
money OF the country, and that in all
the test votes IN congress since silver
was demonetized in 1878 down, to the
present time, q majority, generally very
large, of the Democrats In both houses
Of congress have voted for the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver. while like
majority of Republicans have voted
against It,. Mr. Cleveland has adopted
and Is trying to carry out the Republic
can policy on this subject, and the John
Sherman Democrats Of this state are try
Ing IN every way 10 help him. aud cali
ing II the Democratic policy Of u Demo
cratic administration Thus stealing the
livery of heaven 10 serve the devil in
IN view Of the traditional policy Of the
Democratic party. in view OF the votes
for years Of Democrats in congress, In
view of all that has been said In the
past by Democratic speakers and news
papers IN view Of all the national. state
md county resolutions ard platforms Of
Democracy IN the past I dcnouncc the
effort Of such men 10 steal the name Of
Democracy as a cloak to cover their In
tended wrong-loings, as nm insult TO the
real Democracy, TO common sense aud
10 decency.
Very respectfully.
John II. REAGAN.
After dinner able speeches were made
hy tho Hon q. ". jenkins Of brentwood
and w. d Gordon, Esq, Of the same
place.
Judge Jenkins showed conclusiycly to
his hearers that ihe effort now being
made TO domonetl7e silver was for the
purnose Of decreasing the circulating
medium in order 10 increase the MIR
chasing power Of the dollar In the inter
est Of Eastern capitalists and .Fnronean
hnndholders He qnOte1 from Carlisle.
Voorhees, md others before thew becamc
"oYerawed aud cnrrnpted" nv the money
power, showing tho 1esirnhiliiv Of silver
as Il Money. and the necessity Of an
adequate Der caniil circulate on and tho
indisponsablitv ~ thr use of both vol1
and silver His speech was well re-
ceivcl
Mombers Of MI parties participated.
For nil FORMS ~ IIgorUaraU gtotuoeh t,p,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

L. ,,-,, ~, l. a,
Denver's great smelter at Argo was
pouring out It's trans Of auriferors
,,.,,tl,
''i'' io"lu ihSS'i one oePteh-
per morning standing ON the platform
of the little station at Box Elder. a few
miles ont Of Denver. saws a drummer
"''."B III INC u'one'pehOeFat. My hive
trunks We're all checked, and, as the
agent tore the excess hnrpnt,a rrom ,,,,,
u,ila,ga my ,,o ,.,,,,,t, .i.,,7, -
i.a, y"7"' S'S"t Va uh Vp-
- iii'ns hEhlIy over the buhAO
grass AZ point Tar down the track,
shi,,rorin, r,,. 80 nv '''v
'"s H'ieA ol ulraHe-created
IANe' II was yet an hour I'll train time.
| walked lriskly down the track and
had almost reached the ion Of a boa,,y
,,r,I, ,n5 49,.
s'"u' "hu Ae spot where should have
been my phantom AXE. when the rnm-
bling of a heavy freight train nnnr,af,-
ina. from ,h, ,ro,, ,,a,,.,'i
hael '''e "e'' '""seu me 10 LOOK
n hal ,,r.o5, ..,.,,,,',
grade and was now t"ilns slow WV mn 91 , ,he
useent' l stood upon The embankment Of
ana w. Enen ularkel IT'S highest point,
cnnnfin,, M Vng.ne pissed me l began
,, Sr'', s',, 'ig cars, Al We're closed box
and os 1, sin,.i,, stated Stock car,
tbing =, u,a ~ passei IN review some
i'm s, 80 "o''oui attracted my atten-
and saw ti,,t7 on 10 the ladder
silver ingntS ~ w was loaded with
mental c1icriati,,, ~ iilely began a
contents Of tbc c,. .ne value OF the
computed at MOO On W 1,h ! roughly
bercl Tint thepe No. men J remem-
representing over SID nna MN S-ohe cars,
Absorbed In fbe c1,,oI,,',yD.,
10 me almost Observation-Disclosures ms
had forgotten my p6sitirr wealth,
awakened by sudden mrrb az ,h 'uuely
aud instantly | was niive a. ~ ~, run,
Side. was ~, ~, npM uesgendlng the other
Faster a6d f1s ~ teIlihe rate Of speed
storm tossed I'M STU, swayng Ike
reened until ID speb,ol ,n ,hes II Gu
never right itself. and / be.,,, ~ would
that my weight Womb 10 imagine
that would irag Il oycr Dos ur ineu,nns
chung to the rngs az clint,9gv .nteiy L
der. Just ms my head reorbo1 tne lad,
81 the roof ! saw A llovn1 h1, " IeNel
ing the top bar opnnsitc uu1 grasp
seemed to he The protrn,iing S au what
rs ! ducked down. H""'u' thought
remembered that Eas.err r.,,
was lhiesiH with horse thievas a,, Ii'uhrillo
Maymen. and that the railroad ca, ,u nlgh-
WVe'te particularly alert for train ,,it llies
" FOUND clinging TO the side az NV ovfs.
uvasuie train what explanations - S1s5
~ W my suspicious cDnauctf ~; r,a 4
'i;,,,l su'' ms guard, discovering me- ba1
,,a,1 ''n, poWh the opposite side IA 80 ~ "
Beitvccr 4 l'elnalls q rsod shot-af mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
DESERVED MERIT.

Mcssrs Morehous & Mcbride the
popular jewellers, have been chosen as
watch inspectors for the Fort Worth
division of the Rock Island railroad and
hereIftcr will dispense the correct time
10 the employees Of that road. The tirm
mcnt to this position as II Is a marked
compliment 10 their ability. Hereafter all
trains un the Rock Island will be run ON
the lime found on Morchous x Nc
Brides ragulutoi. dial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Hon. !. A. Mohler. Chairman:
Vor. ..,,,,,tt,,,,, ,,,notptod f,r ,bo MIR
~ 20
pose of drafting suitable resolutions eX-
pressing the sense Of This aasembllgc On
tl,o silvor ,ro.,tin, mug n.pdin,, heforc
ana being considered by congress- peB
leave TO submit the following report:
yvto.oo, tb,,, hos b,or urss,d he
Nh'rrns' mere mas pee" passpl "
lhc lower mousse Oh couEtcAs anu the Aulhe
liz now pending In the senate, a measure
nrnvt,il,g fnr tho unconditional rcnenl of
y, us III O..
me purchasing clause OF inc SHERMAN
law of 1890, which is the only law now
on onr statute hooks proyldnt, for the
-,,. r., az,
coinage ~ huNcr' anu
onr stnt, and thn people of the United
~. -,
S'alo' uelnnhl inc rec anu W''',i'l.e''
coinage Of silver and large majority
of onr people arr. md hnye been for
-, .,i.t,',. 10, t,,r,.e,,r,, Nv, q,
years. ashlns ~ lholciVFc Nv
Resolved, FIRST that we appeal TO
our representatives in congress to con.
- -. 49,. -.
'cnu tHr"esuy ior u" avs h''i"s w t'e'
coinage of silver. nc the same time the
purchasing clause of the Sherman law
|. rrpeaipd ii uoesible.
Second That we are unaltcrably OPP
nnt,J to thr attomnt now being male hy
Prs.'J"1t T1svelanI nI,J cerisin mc,,i-
bcrs AZ both hoises oil congress- TO rrp,,il
tl,e ori II iS,,O community knuwti M lie
sherman INV or any p1rf tbnrnnT miles,
M ne eaino iinc some other law * enc
acted II orc favorable Ia silver ns a money
metal.
lnlrl Inlr WI n.p NJ hlI9r pl iIHc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

ROSWELL. n. NJ, Sent. 2-tSpecini0
At the roundup near Roswell ycStcr-
day Ia Elubbel's horse fell with him
while at fun speed, hrcnking his loft
shoulder aud crushing his head IIo dlc1
Inter In the evening and will be inferred
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
MADE MISERABLE ~ I,

This you may EASILY + i'ids.
edy az indigestion an ,ha ~, Z,
as MI, 81 nclonss ~, l.r..
sssaaatiye or nersine ea Y, s IN. ~
edins have no e1eet = ~ ~ $50
sestion and ss,luii,liss.es,11. . 81,
~ lse original dlilleulls.,. g
s alissrmins and lanse,',, -lntst 4
' NJ Nj, NERVOUSNESS ~
Ky i's' nt,nsotessidnal fera.i, te y ; ~
NJ, No. p,S'thl NM exists ths.i.'rfaai \ &
dencs to men,ai o,w7liu . IA
n n,,,,nfnnl insanity. n,1sr rII' "A
a 9 ssi.,. yi bitters and az .s.sil Z, 4
y. ssoner does ihe ~ si 8 ~ X.
Az ana the system I, 4 ,csit z
, .' M ~ this bcnlx1 - Z
W l,,,,s ~ an, the nsl,,s a.Iie ~
.rlliis and frfor, rn ,i = y
49, fs-rrfif'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

line will be charged for obitr. Il az
anu resolutions Of respect printed 10 Tbe
i a5 Seven words to the line.
all such notices.
A., GAZETTE COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

]. A. Sloan win talk Monday night to
the Door Of Hope converts. There have
been more than fifty people converted at
this mission, aud he desires that all
shall be there. The meetings are growing
in interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

CHICAGO. M, Sept. The Catholic
Order II ForNstcrs Reelected John
schubert hiEh chief ranger; Thomas
Cannon, high chief secretary. The next
convention will be held IN 81. Paul,
See Crowley y Simms' line Of schoof
shoes before buying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

DENVER, Colo. Ont. 2,-The second
ina OF DR. Graves case viii be called
on the 22nd instant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
A NEW ENrERpRIsE.

Ward Bros. OF Kansas City. Wholesale
produce, fruit aud vcpNtublc dealers. have
opened M house In this city ut 1904
Houston street They handle a full
stock Of goods in their line. and make
speciality Of White Plume and Blue
Ribbon celery. The trade ~ requested
to give the new house a trial order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
POWI|||''|p'|!E|!9!!
RaKEHlazs''.
Recauseitlmpfoss,'','
looks and is q y
grant as slO's'''
SOLD EvnFywn


LONDON, Sept. - s,,,s. y
Fayal in the Azores !, vel
hurricane three yc c;,.,.,.,S ~ !
two are missing. ip,'' /, IS, 70
wrecked at Fayai , sad s y
Terccira twerl y-se' ERE ioS .
away. Five lives w"
were ruined. - m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

10 ride a horse that has more than
three white feet according to Enggsh
supersntuton, WI bring i,l.luck 20 tho
DAY pans; oui The four whlte feet an,
Orien,als, who 10 not III; 10 menfiss
the fact in 'he pedlerce q their horses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

An uptown Christian association an
nonnces chalk talk by reformed
milkman. SQuibs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
L.AnII.s

needing tonic, or children who want buii6,
- ing up. should take S''.
BhOWN's IIsnN Sifvrr.ae
NIL y pleasant; cures Malaria Indi-c.ts,n
-''''-n'As. LAYER Complaints aud Nsufairia,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

In these DAYS Of bank stringency IL
takes an artist to draw Money Atlanta
Journal,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

How Is il such numbers OF young men
starting out 10 make Z name for them.
selves In HE bit ON Jeunisy-P hladel-
ph.a Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Soc Crowley 4 simms' line of school
shoes before buying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
CANDIES.

A fresh supply just received
ED. LEVY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
oANpIEs- cANpIEs.

A fresh supply just received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
EPILEPSY lR ElTS.

Can thlg dlaeaso be curedg Most physieans say
No lay, Yes; al forms and the worst cases AZ
ter 30 years study and experiment have found tho
remedy. Epilepsy is cured by II; cured, not sub
dned by oplAies-thu old treaeherona, qusck 'front.'
mont. Donot despair. Forget past lmposlious on
your purse, paat outrage on your confidence, past
fAlntea Look forward, not backward Ny remedy
Is OF To-day. Valuable work on the subject, aud
large bottle OF tho rcmcdy-sont FREQ Tor trial.
Mention rost-onieo and Express address
Prof. w. IL. PERKR, 4. d., 4 Cedar b., New Yotk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
oANDrEs cANnn,s

a fresh supply just received.
ED. LEVY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

For MI forms NJ dlsorderad stomach use
bromo.selizor pnlntnhln. prompt euro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
RIDING ON a TREASURE TRAIN.

EVANS & ROE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
HE WILL PROBABLY HANG.
An Emanuel County Murderer Cap
tured by Detective WetheThOTn.

James Johnson, Who is Said to Have
Committed Murder and Attempted
a Criminal Assault, Arrested at the
F. G. & P. Camp-An Old Negro
Traced Him to Savannah-TheR Rail-
road Hands Make a Threatening
Demonstration at the Informer but
are Fooled by the Detectives Ruse.
James Johnson, negro who is wanted
in Emanuel county for murder and at
tempted criminal assault upon a white
lady, was captured yesterday morning by
Detective Wetherhorn at the camp of the
Florida Central and Peninsular railroad
two and one-half miles from the city.
John Williams, an old negro man from
Rlncon, on the South Bound railroad,
gave the information to Detective Weth-
erhorn that led to Johnsons capture.
The murderer went to Rincon about six
weeks ago, after committing his crime in
Emanuel county and after staying with
Williams three weeks he came to Savan-
nah. Johnson had not been away from
Rincon more than two or three days when
the sheriff of Emanuel county arrived
there in pursuit of him
Williams did not know at the time in
which direction his criminal guest had
gone, but he determined to find out. Sun
day he heard Johnson was in Savannah,
and the old man came to the city next
day to see if he could trace him. He went
out to the Florida, Central and Peninsular
camp Monday afternoon and had a long
talk with the fugitive, but allayed his
suspicion by saying he had come to Savan-
nah to look forSwork
Early yesterday morning Williams
hunted up Detective Wetherhorn and told
his story. That officer went with viii
liams to the camp and arrested johnson.
When the negroes saw the arrest being
made they started in to make u demonstra-
ton against the old man; calling him a
"traitor," coward" etc, but at this
point Detective Wetherhorn made a sue
cessful bluff Pulling his big revolver, he
covered Williams and put pair of hand
cuffs on him as well as on Johnson.
Turning to the crowd with his pistol
upon it, the detective told the negroes
they were mistaken and that he was ar
resting both men for the same offense.
This quoted them, and Detective Wether-
horn was allowed to, carraa his prisoners
away without trouble 81 g.
johnson stoutly denied his guilt, but
telegram to the sheriff of Emanuel county
brought a reply that johnson was the
party wanted, and that officers would
start for Savannah to-day to take him
back to Swainsboro.
Detective Wetherhorn does not know
the name of the man killed by johnson
nor the name of the lady he attempted to
assault Williams does not know the
names either, and Johnson will not talk
The prisoner is apowerful negro of ginger
cake color. He is about six feet high and
weighs nearly two hundred pounds. There
is q reward of S400 for him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
1T MUST BE REoRGANIzED.
Foreclosure and Reorganization the
Central's Only Hope.


Central's Only Hope.
The announcement Of the disruption of
the Hollins reorganization committee,
made in yesterdays MORNING NEWS,
created no little excitement among those
who were unfamiliar with the situation
1t was known a week or ton days ago
among the attorneys interested
that this was the situation, and
that under the circumstances the com
mittee could not much longer hold to-
gether for the purpose of carrying out
the plan. The cause of this action on the
part of the committees were substantially
as given in yesterdays MORNING NEWS.
The committee held a meeting yester-
day, however, instead of on Monday Col
VIM. Garrard local counsel for the com
mittee, was asked if anything official had
been received with regard to the matter
Il have heard nothing official from the
committee as yet" replied Col. Garrard,
"and l know nothing with regard to what
action they have taken to-day, if they
have taken any at all" Col. Garrard
would not discuss the situation.
MUST BE REoReANIzED.
Justice Jackson's statement made YES
terday that the Central was a wreck
and that it had been hopelessly insolvent
for years put the question in another
light. Such is undoubtedly the fact,
and If so, the property's only hope is in
foreclosure and reorganization.
The court has already announced its
intention of granting decree of sale
as soon as an advantageous opportunity
offers itself A foreclosure will necessi-
tate the formation and adoption of some
plan of reorganization.
If the Hollins plan has failed, and there
is every reason from the announcement
which came from all sides to believe that
such is the case and that there is no hope
of its success, it is necessary that some
plan be formulated which will meet with
the approval OF all of the security holders,
in order that the underwriting of a large
amount of securities will not be made
necessary. The road will probably have
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
Jachens-ohsiek.

Mr.. Fred F. Jachens and Miss Maggie
S. Ohsiek were married last night at the
residence of Rev. w G. Schaeffer, pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran church, No.
50 Harris street. The ceremony
was. performed at z O'Clock.
The grooms best man was Mr.,
John Ohsiek, brother of the bride. The
brides maid of honor was Miss Annie
Iietjen. The bride wore a white silk
costume. After the ceremony the bridal
party drove to Mr.. Jachen's home, at Pine
and Ann streets, where a reception was
held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
PROMPT ACTION ADVISED.
The Government Notified About the
Yellow Fever Near Brunswick.

Health officer Drummer last night wired
Surgeon General Wyman about the case
of yellow fever on the Satilla river, or
dering immediate action by The Marine
Hospital department, and promising the
cooperation of Savannah in preventing
any outbreak.
DR.. Drummer will probably go to Bruins
wick to-day to look over the situation in
person. He does not fear any other case
of the fever, but is DESTROYS of putting
himself in possession of all the facts con-
corning the illness and death of Capt.
Bidell. The Berwin has been ordered to
Saneln
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
Rechabites Choose officers.

Georgia tent of Rechabites has elected
the following officers:
hepherd-William Schmidt.
Chief Ruler-H. f. Quantock.
Deputy Ruler. Elberts Otto.
Treasurer-Lewis Virgins.
Financial Secretary-Thos. II. Laird
Levite-Henry jackson.
l. CT. Warren Otto.
O. &C. Jemdal
Chaplain-Ely Otto.
Representative to High Tent-Ely Otto.
The high tent meets in Gloversville, n.
Y, the first Tuesday in August.
guaranteed cure for all sick headaches
Neuralgia or nervous headaches,
Is BrOmO-SeltZer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name Of the California Fig Syrup
Co., printed near the bottom of the pack
app -ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
Music at Tybee Friday, June soth.

On account of school commencement on
Thursday, in order to give the school chill
dren an opportunity for days enjoy
ment, we have arranged to have music at
Tybee pavilion on Friday, instead of
Thursday of this week. Music hereafter
on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week.
J. q. HALLE,
General Passenger Agent Central railroad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28
VERY NATURAL
That the Sizes

In those 65 cent and IS cent laundried
collar and cuff shirts will soon be broken
so don't delay Sold elsewhere for$l and
81 80. APPEL & SoHAUL.
-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-28

Earle and Manning were on the trip
around the world with the Spaulding
combination.