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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-22
KNOWLEDGE

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accept any substitute if offered.
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GOATS BURNED TO DEATH.
n. B. Bacon of Bryan County Loses
His Barn by Fire.

Pembroke, Ca, Dec. 21.-N. B. Bacon,
farmer and justice of the peace, resid-
ing four miles from here, lost his barn, a
lot Of forage and fifteen goats by fire last
night. The origin Of the fire is accred-
lte to incendiaries. MIR. Bacon saws he
fed the ock himself and knows the loss
was not due to any carelessneSs on his
part, as his sons at the time were all
away The bleatiug of the goats aroused
him sometime after midnight, and he, as
sisted by his wife and daughter, dashed
out TO the lot and by the most diligent
work saved other buildings from the flames
and rescued the horses.
Miss Minnie Harvey. lady from Sa-
Vannah, who has been spending awhile
with Judge Bacon, did not refrain from
Lending her eAorts which deserve full
praise. The entire loss amounts to about
S25O a few years ago Mr. Bacon lost his
kitchen ana meat house.
j. II. Elders, who opened a store a few
weeks since with a moderate $40 * of gen
erdl merchandise has sold out to his
wife, Mrs. A. NJ. Elders.
h. ID. BosOock, a former merchant of
Savannah, IS doing business at this place
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RUINED BY A LEGACY.
Good Luck Drives Man to Drink But
He Reforms.

He Reforms.
Waycross, Ga, Dec. 21.-"Thirteen
years ago" said well-known gen tleman
this morning, 81 was worth $40, 1000. The
money was inherited from an uncle. I
was as poor as a church mouse before the
legacy came. and when it did come it
turned my head. | began drinking mod
erately, at home, and took occasional
sprees in some neighboring towns.
it was not long before was
slave to drink. Every week
j was on spree. For six
years paid no attention to business, lost
everything, and was confirmed drunk
ard. One, night, after having been on
long spree in. town near home, l lay
down on the sidewalk in front of store.
and was soon fast asleep. | was what
they call dead drunk. After awhile |
heard some boys talking. They said
they would give me free ride.
Shortly afterward a hogshead was
rolled up to where was. The
head was knocked out. The bows
put me in the hogshead by force.
I was helpless and could not speak. At
ter Mailing the head back in the hogshead
the boys rolled me over town | was car
ried at fast speed over gulleys, bridges
and stumps. The yolting was terrible and
! was bruised all over For over an hour
the rolling was kept up. groaned and
cried, but they paid no attention to me
Finally, 1 grew sober, and called
for help. Then the boys re-
moved the head from the hogshead
and left me. did not know that / could
get out and remained in the hogshead all
night. Next morning | saw the sun ris-
ing, and crowd gathered around me. L
was sore all over and could not bear,to
move. l was sober, and felt ashamed of
myself. / asked the people to help me
out of the hogshead. They did so, and 1
stood before them with a determination
that l would never drink again. | said !:
Gentlemen, l promise you that / will
never get drunk again / have kept that
promise, and often think of my strange
experience in a hogshead."
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A Wedding in Abbeviile.

Abbeville, Ga, Dec. 21.-A very bril-
liant wedding took place in the Methodist
Episcopal church here last night at 5
o'clock H. B. Moon, popular local in
surauce agent and Miss Essie Allison
We're the contracting parties. Rev. j. w.
Foy, late pastor of the church, officiated
The bride has long been a reigning belle
of the town, and was universally popular.
The building was tastefully decorat ed
and the attendance was large. After the
ceremony an elegant collation. was served
at the Allison home, the home OF the
brides parents. The occasion was a
happy one in every particular.
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CONSTABLES NABAD HOLE
-Four Of the TillmlniteS Ordered Held
In 10000 Each.

An italian of Charleston Sues for
Damages as the Result of Raid on
His Private House-His Wife En-
oiente at the Time and Seriously At
fected by Fright-Wines Not In
tended for Sale Seized.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 2l.-The dispen-
sary got another black eye to-day when
I. S. Gaillard. T. B. Swan. r. H. Pepper
and c. B. Mcdonald, dispensary law con-
stables. were ordered held to bail in So, 600
each. The proceedings began in the
United States circuit court before Judge
Simonton, and are in the nature of a suit
brought by A Mania Cantini, an Italian
and q subject of the kingdom of Italy, for
$4,000 damages. The constables on Oct. 3
last entered his store on Tradd street
and searched for liquors which they
failed to find On the same day they en-
tered his residence at SO King street,
searched the premises with threats Of
violence. and carried away a number of
cases of wine, the private property Of the
plaintiff, not offered for sale and imported
here before the passage of the dispensary
law. ne Dldlublu . WIFE, WIN was HH-
ciente at the time, was frightened and
from the fright suffered a miscarriage
THE JUDGES ORDER.
Upon reading the petition and COM
plant, Judge Simonton issued the follow
ing order:
It appearing TO me by the affidavits Of A.
Cantini, Ellen Ashe and Barney GeratY, and
by the afidavits OF w f. Jordan. DR.. Lane
Mutually and by verified complaints in this
action that a sufficient cause of a. ton exists
IN favor Of the above named plaintiff against
the above defendants, and the auSe men
toned IN section 20, Code Of Civil PRO -edure
and that the action for the recovery OF
damages in a case Of action for injury to per
son. and for wrongfully taking. detaininI an 4
converting property. and the plaintiff giving
the undertaking required by law, you are re
Quired to forthwith arrest the said =. Gail
lard. T. b. Swan. r. H. Pepper and c. B. Nc
Donald, the said defendants in this action,
and hold each OF them to bail in the sum OF
5000 and return this order with your pro
ceedtngs Y law.
The consta Dies have not yet been
served with the papers. Two of them are
in town, one of whom, Swan, is under
arrest. Mcdonald is doing special de-
tective duty on the Savannah police force
and Pepper is watching the blind tigers
in Darlington. The papers will be served
on them tomorrow Under the code they
will have to give $4,000 bail each or go to
jail
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TAXATION OF INCOMES.
The Balance of Power in the Committee
Held by Mr.. Turner.

Held by Mr.. Turner.
Washington, Dec. 21.-The ways and
mears committee was in session to-day,
but failed to agree upon an income tax.
The committee is split as between Mr..
Carlisle's plan, to tax only incomes de-
rived from investments in stocks and
bonds of corporations, and a
tax upon individual incomes de-
rived from all sources over and
above $1,000 The democrats of the com
mittee stand five for Mr.. Carlisle's plan
and five for an individual income tax,
with Mr.. Turner of Georgia, an unknown
quantity.
Mr. Turner has not defined his position.
The committee meets again on Saturday
week, and as votes MIR. Turner on that
day, so the committee will report. The
committee has agreed to increase the tax
on cigarettes, to place a tax of cents a
pack on playing cards, to increase the CT
gar tax 81 per l 200, TO tax SUGGESTIONS and
TO tax perfumes and cosmetics. They are
still divided on increasing the whisky tax,
as they are on the income tax, but they
hope to settle their differences at the
meeting on Saturday week.
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BRAwLEY7s SUCCESSOR.
James F. Izlar to be the Nominee of
the Democrats.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 21-The appoint
ment Of Congressman Brawley to the
judgeship of this district was received
here with general commendation. The
governor, it is presumed will order
special election to fill the vacancy, as
Judge Brawley viii have to preside at the
January term of the district court 1t is
generally agreed here that the conserva-
tive democrats will put up Judge James
b. liar to beat j. William Stokes,
the alliance candidate, who was defeated
for congress by Congressman Brawley.
Judge Izlar has many friends here He can
carry Charleston in a democratic primary
by at least 1000 votes, and this, with the
vote of Orangeburg, his native county,
will, it is believed, beat Stokes out of his
boots. Stokes polled about 500 votes here
in the last primary. His efforts to get
Charleston put in the black district will
leave him with less than so votes In this
county
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YAoUIs ON THE wARPArH.
Four Cowboys Killed and severa
Residences Burned.

Hermosillo, Mexico, Dec. 21.-The va
qui Indians have started in on their
winter campaign of depredations, and
large number of outrages have been COM
mitted by them since the cold weather
set in, in the Sierra Madre mountains, in
which the uncOnq dera Bile braves have
their stronghold. Information was brought
here of a raid which a force of about
fifty Yaquis made upon ranch
near the settlement of San Jaires, few
DAYS ago The ranches are located in the
valley of the Yaqui river, and in their
raid the Indians not only destroyed by
fire all the residences and buildings, but
killed four cowboys who resisted the
driving off of several hundred head of
live stock by the raiders. The authorities
of that district have been notified of the
outrages and an effort is being made to
capture and punish the Indians.
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RAILROAD TAXES.

ConFress TO Be Asked to Provide for
Their Collection.
Columbia, S. c., Dec. 21.-A resolution
was agreed to in both houses to-day pro
viding for the appointment of a commit
tee TO prepare memorial to congress ask
ing for suitable federal legislation to
compel the South Carolina, the Columbia
and Greenville, the Spartanburg and
Columbia, and the Charlotte, Columbia,
and Augusta railroads, which are in the
hands of receivers, to pay their taxes.
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NEW PosTMAsPERs.
A Few Nominations Sent In and a
Few Confirmed.

CIV OOuuTmeus
Washington, Dec. 21.-The President
to-day nominated the following post
masters:
Florida-John w. F. King, Gainesville
Georgla-Yowell G. Rust, Albany.
North Carolina-George l.. Morton
Wilmington; Robert W. Belo, Salem; Ed
gar H. Wilson, Winston.
South Carolina-Joseph B. Kershaw,
Camden; Phillip p. Gaillard, Sumter.
The Senate has confirmed the following
postmasterS:
Virginia-Alfred Ferguson, Winchester
South Carolina. B. Kersnaw, Cam
den; P. p Gaillard, Sumter.
Florida-William F. Lee, Pensacola.
Georgia.. B. NJ. Winburn, Gaines
vile; Martin Collins, Gainesville.
North Carolina-R. w. Belo, Salem; G..
L. Morton, Wilmington; E. H. Wilson,
Winston
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BANK wRECKERs INDICTED.

The Indianapolis Scandal COINS
Through the Courts.
indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 2l.-The United
States grand jury late this afternoon re-
turned eleven indictments against the al
legged wreckers of the Indiana polisNational
bank. The names of the five already I'M
der bonds are made public They are
Theodore p. Haughey, PRESIDENT Schuy-
Ter Haughey, his son; Albert S. Reed,
Francis A. Cofin and PercivAl B. Coffin.
The last three were connected with the
indianapolis Cabinet Company, which
concern borrowed an enormous sum from
the defunct bank.
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HoeE WANTS v1NDIOAr1oN.

improper Retention OF Money the
Charge Against Him.
Washington, Dec. Ell. Hampton
Hoge, consul to Annoy, has been furnished
with copy of the charges against him
on file at the state department, which re-
suited in his being summoned to Wash
ington. There are but two formal
charges and each alleges the improper re-
tention of money collected by him as an
agept. Mr.. Hoge says he can easily
disprove these charges. 1t is said he has
no further desire for the consulate ana is
seeking vindication alone.
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HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
All the Georgia Members, Except
Three. Coming Home.

AAAoof NOAAAhk dOAhe'
Washington, Dec. 21-Congress ad-
journed to-day for the Christmas holt
days. 1t will not meet again until We'd
nesday, Jan. 3. All the Georgia members,
except Senator Colquitt, Speaker Crisp;
and Representative Russell will go home,
either tonight or tomorrow. Col. Lester
left this afternoon; Standardization left
last night.
/ Congressman Brawley, who was APP
pointed yesterday as district Judge for
South Carolina, was confirmed by the
Senate today Mr.. Brawley will accept
the position and will resign his seat in
congress at once.
Y. G.. Rust was appointed postmaster at
Albany to-day.
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The Meyer Jury Discharged.

New York, Dec 21.-Judge Barrett this
afternoon formally dismissed the jury in
the Meyer murder case on account of the
insanity of Juror Low. The judge stated
that he discharged the jury with the
greatest regret, but that it was the only
course open to him.
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NOTICE.
CITY or SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. "a, 1893.
The dispensary located at the southwest
corner Of Broughton and HaOersham Streets
elected by the city for furnishing the city
poor with medicines. having closed,
notice is hereby given that all pre-
scrtptions issued to the INDECENT sick in the
First district to be filed at the expense of
tice to R. ]. DUKES, No. West Broad
street.
By order of the Mayor
F. z. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council.
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Sentenced to Be HANGED.

Richmond. Va. Dec. 2l.-Phillip Mich
olas, who was convicted in the Henrico
circuit court on Oct. II, Of the murder bv
browning in lhe James river. of James
MUS and Judson Wilkinson, was TODAY
sentenced TO be hanged on Feb / next.
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Negro Exposition CloHad.

Augusta. Ca, Dec 21.-The negro ex-
position closed to-day after very sue
cessful attendance. Congressman G. w.
Murray, South Carolinas colored repre-
sentative spoke. His address was one of
encouragement to the negroes, and he
urged them to earn money and build up a
character for themselves,
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10000 FLORIDA ORANGES
loo Per Dozen.

loo Per Dozen.
5000 Fancy Oranges zoe per dozen.
20 barrels Fancy Red Apples at retail.
500 pounds Fancy Layer Figs at l5c pound.
1900 pounds Best New Mixed Nuts at l2lzc
pound.
25 barrels Fancy Malaga Grapes 15c pound.
200 baskets Catawba Grapes cheap
1903 pounds Fresh Candy 1oc pound.
Try our Table Wine at 25c per bottle-Por.,
Sherry, Catawba, Angelica and scupper
nong.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL.
Savannah. Ca, Nov. 80. 1893 J
Liquor dealers are hereby notified that,
pursuant to ordinance Of NoY. 8, 1898, the City
Council Of savannah is now ready 10 receive
applications for retail liquor license for 1894,
and that 1t will be necessary for those now in
business who desire TO continue, to have their
applications passed upon prior to Jan. /, 1894,
hence, the matter should receive their prompt
attention.
Blank forms will be furnished by the Clerk
OF Council on application at this once
+. T.. REBARER
Clerk of Council.
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CANDIES.

We have received our holiday supply of
HUYLER's CANDIES in baskets, boxes and
fancy packages and are fully prepared to
meet all demands. Parties who have left or.
ders win please call at once and make sclec-
tions
sOLoMONs & CO..
Congress Street and Bun Street Branch.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD.
Savannah. Ga, Dec. 81. 1898. I
An election for seven directors, to manage
the affairs OF this company for the ENSUING
year, VIII be held at the banking house OF
Hull * Lathrop, IN savannah, on MONDAY
January l. 1884, between the hours Of / a. m
ana p. m Ii. H. HULL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NO. 8.


The UEhMANIA BANK, {
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 81, 1893
A semi annual dividend Of three dollars per
share has been declared this day. payable on
and after Jan. p 1894. The transfer books will
be closed until Jan. q 1894
JOHN M. HOGAN,
Cashier
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NOTICE.

C. GRAY & SON viii be closed until Tues
day morning next on account Of the death of
Mrs. Christopher Gray in Rrookiyp, NY.
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\ NEW LOT OF CANARY BIRDS JUST
RECEIVED.

Large Assortment of Walking Canes,
Portmonnaies, Card Cases and Books.
Meerschaum Pipes at Bargain.
japanese Ware, Fish Globes, Etc,
j. GARDNER,
llS Broughton Street
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a WORD TO EMPLOYERS.

If you want to give any OF your
men real good useful presents
something that will keep them
warm cause them to make good
appearances-to make them feel
satisfied with you-with them
selves-with all the world-give
them real nice suit or overcoat-
If you don't want the trouble OF
making the selection yourself, give
them orders on us-Prices range
from IS 90 up. No matter what
price you decide on, we will guar
antee to give the best that amount
can buy.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

SMITH.-The relatives and friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. p. SIXTH. and OF T. A. Folliard.
and of T. OConRen are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF the former, from the
residence Of T. A. Folliard. No. 20l New
Houston street, THIS AFTERNOON at 5
o'clock.
GOODMAN.-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mr.. W. H. GOODMAN and family are in
vited to attend his funeral, from his late resi-
MORNING.
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NOTICE.



OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, Dec. 10. 1893.
The following order is hereby published for
the Information of all concerned:
/. I he ordinance of the city forbids the FIR
ing OF guns, pistols and other firearms any
where and at any time within the corporate
limits.
2. The firing OF sky rockets, wheel rockets,
roman candles, Serpents, hrecrackers and
other fireworks, or of any other article or
thing containing gunpowder Illuminating
powder, or other explosive or decorating suo-
stances, and the making OF tontres. except
in the extended portion of Forsyth Place and
in the public squares Of the city south of zip
erty street, and then only five days before
and ten days after Christmas day and the
Fourth day OF July in each and every year is
also positively prohibited by the ordinance of
the city.
3. The members of the police department
are hereby ordered to arrest all persons,
found violating these ordinances, and to be
unusually vigilant during the approaching
holidays in checking promptly ali improper
irregularities and disorders detrimental to
good order and to the proper protection of
life and property JOHN GREEN,
Chief of Police.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN
COMPANY OF SAVANNAH,
INsUREs TITLES TO REAL ESTATE,
Protecting purchasers and mortgages
against loss
ENDORSES COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Pays interest upon special deposits Of 500 or
over at the rate OF 8 per cent. per anpum.
GEORGE H. STONE.
President.
z. L. HACKETT,
Treasurer.
ISAAC BECKETT,
Secretary and Solicitor.
R. R. RICHARDS, Advisory Counsel.
TURKEYS,
Hams aud Tongues.
Send your orders.
Plum Pudding,
Saratoga Chips.
Edana, Pineapple and Young America
Cheese,
Fine wines and CordiaIs.
Lowest Prices, Finest Goods,
At
WIN. G. CooPER's,
2S Whitaker Street.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Don't forget to secure your FIREWORKS
from
COLLINS, GRAYsoN & co.
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THE CHRISTMAS TREE

LII NHhNS i NN<AS i hEb
And entertainment for the poor will take
place THIS AFTERNOON at Masonic Hall.
The entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock.
after which the gifts on the tree will be dis
trbuted by Santa Claus himself. All are In
vited TO attend and aid worthy cause.
Tiekets are only l5c. For sale at the door.
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MEETINGS.

~~~~~~~~-~~@~N~~~~~~~~~~~
ATTENTION, PALESTINE COMMAND
ERY NO. Z, K. t.
regular conclave will be held in your asy-
lum THIS friday EVENING at o clock.
The Red Cross Degree will be conferred.
Visiting Sir knights cordially invited to at
tend By order of
R. S. NELL, EN-. Com.
JOHN RILEY, Recorder
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST Co.,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 81, 1893.
This bank has declared semiannual divi-
dend Of three dollars per share to stoskhold-
ers as of record this date, payable on and
after Jan. 2, 1891. The transfer books are
closed from this date until Jan. 2 1894 in
elusive. JAS. H. HUNTER, Cashier,
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Ar COST.
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, ; o.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 81, 1898, J
Pursuant to resolution adopted at a meet
ing OF Council Dec. 20, 1893, Council will elect,
at its next regular meeting, Jan. 8. 1894,
City Printer (by contract) for the year 1894.
Applicants VIII hand in their bids at this
office. with names OF suretiss two required,
at or before o clock p. m. on MONDAY pre-
ceding the day Of election.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. BY order of Council.
Il. 4. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
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LADIES, BEWARE.

IADIEo3 DE W AhEs
The weather is warm. Lots of game and
turkeys spelling. but we are prepared
with big orders of live Bronze TURKEYS which
will Ue killed to order, right in my place
Tney will be fresh and fine. When Won are
ready for the Xmas turkey see
JAS. j. JOYCE,
Abercorn and Liberty streets.
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NOTICE.

BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Co,
SAVANNAH GA, Dec Is, 1898.
DIVIDEND NO. IL
A dividend of 81 per share has been declared
from the earnings of this company for the
past six months upon the capital stock, as of
record this date, payable on and after Jan.1
1894. SAMUEL p, HAMILTON.
L. KAYToN, Secretary. President.
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TURKEYS,

TURKEYS,
TURKEYS.
TIE arrive in msrning, 1000 pounds
Dressed Turkeys.
Get our prices and examine quality.
EST. 8. W. BRANCH.
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WITH red z on every package. It's the King
OF Liver Medicines, is better than pills, and
takes the place Of QCinine and CelomeI. Take
nothing offered you as . substitute. J. II.
ZEIf.IN b CO., proprietors, Philadelphia.
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Congress Street and Bull Street Branch.