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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
PASSENGERS.


steamship Nacoochee for New York
Miss Annie Brands, Mrs Emma Wall,
Mir ]. P. Brandt, Mr.. Clarence Mayer.
York-Rev. G. Aleyah, Rev G. Nicoli
Rev. c. John, H E. Smith, VIM. Pratt,
c: p. duBignon, Mr.. Calhoun, J.. H Ford,
B. Spencer, Miss NJ. DeGoutte, Miss T.
Smith. col, Mrs. j. L. Smith, col, and
infant, Thos. Dawson and eighteen steer
Per steamship City Of Augusta from
New York-MiSs 5. Newman. O. W. Rob
inson and wife, Miss j. L. Cunningham,
r. B. Bennett, c. NJ Bennett, H. NJ.
Seaman, Mrs. W. +. Jones and maid,
Mrs NJ L. Bogart and infant, Miss A.
Conhors, Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. B. Kendall,
R. Bourlay II. NJ. Boley, Charles f.
Stokes, Edward CUNNINGHAM, ny Gun
nande s and Wife. Mrs. s. Is. GIBBS, Mrs.
B. Strauss, Mrs. G. Wannbacher, Miss
Van Zandt DR.. George *; Meyer and
W Morgan, n. b. PettingiIi and wife, W.
A Sicily, G. V. Duckens, VIM. LOTUS, NJ.
A Morgan, Il. Lang, A. J. Douglass,
Mrs J. Marks and ipfant Mrs. j. For
ward James Roberts, p. Jones, G. Hart
land, Miss Del. Brown, Mrs. Z. James and
fourteen steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee from Bos-
ton-Mrs Randall Mrs. Morse Miss NJ.
r Hopktnson, George Fl. HartweL, Geo
Stevens, Parker Varal!, Capt. l. W.
Glenn, Mrs. W 3. buckley, Master NJ.
Buckley G. A. Ciundersou, James A.
Howins, Mrs. Belle Williams, F. Lowd
and wife, Miss, Mary Morrison Miss l..
Ayers, Miss z. Ayers, G. II. Whittier, D.
p. Merrill and two infants, J. /. Cook
and wife, d. T, Cook and wife, D. n.
Poor, W. H. Potter, +. +. Potter, G. A
Belmore, II. T. Dean, ]. r. Anderson,
Mrs w. H. Potter and infant, Miss Ollie
Potter Mrs. Clifford, Miss D. Brunswick,
Jas. H. Craig, Walter G. Gilllson, W. B
McCobb, ]. Kahren, d. J. O'Nein, George
SonlIs, John Afcon, J. B, Nicely, B. S.
Patterson, Mrs. H A Philip and infant
Miss Florrie Philips, Albert Philips
Briesma Louis, Fred Avery, c. w. Fiske
G. B. Gunderson, L. ~ Upham, Mrs. e.
T. Merrill and-wife, Mrs, Hannaford
Mrs Jones, Mrs. Way, c. P. Foster
Mrs c. E. Rickers, Mrs J. F. Todd and
II. Whittermore and wife, j. F. Whittier
more, c. A. Holman, Rev. p. Gallagher,
Robert Bell and wife and eight steerage.
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LEGAL SALES.

CITY G4RsHHLs SALE.
r, City Marshars Office, Savannah,
2 4P NG ~ Executions ls9Und Fo, a se.n6
Privey vaults. placed in my hands
win sell as required by law before the
Chatham county Georgia, between the
lawful hours OF sale on the first Tuesday
IN December, 1894, the following property,
as the property of the person or persons
whose name or names Immediately pre-
cede It's description. All of said property
situate, lying and being in the city OF
Susan Adams, lot % Haywood ward.
J. and :. Bowen, south half Ioc and third
Mrs. Pauline Beau, lot 2, screven ward.
Z. Z. Bowman, part Of lot CO, Choctaw
Estate of S. M. Black. lot 2. Percival
ward, Holland tything.
DANDY Cooper improvements on lot 2
Estate Of Cyrus Campbell, east half lot
il, Barlow ward.
J. a, Cohen lot IL, sub, of So and a. South
Oglethorpe ward.
the estate OF John A. Douglass, west
Iourth OF lot 6, South oglethorpe ward.
Estate Of c. c. Ehlers, east half of loS
- Middle Oglethorpe ward.
y. Green, lot IS, Wadley ward.
North Oglethorpe ward.
w. S. Hawkins, lot "A, Reppard ward.
Estate of Henry Logan, lot ~. sub az "a
Garden lots, west 20
Sarah Mcqueen, east half lot 10, Mercer
Thomas Maxwell, trustee, lot 6. sub. oA
"a, Garden lots, west
gg9hn Q; smith, lots, Smlthvllle ward. /
-. w struck, lot 30, Elliott ward
carrie Thomas. west half lot 2S, Mimic
Terms cash. ROBERT ]. WADE.
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. From the PHILADELPHIA Press.
All New York society is agog over the
social diversions devised by John Jacob
Astor. That wonderful young man, when
he has once put the last of his mourning
behind him Is likely TO be the Beau Brum-
mel of the metropolis, but he will assume
the part after a fashion of his own. He is
very. resourceful in ideas to entertain
guests with, but they all have a somewhat
scientific element in them. Mr.. Astor puts
electricity to very novel uses. He i'm
proves electrical pastimes, Of which his
wife is very fond. In his laboratory is a
battery communicating with a complica-
ted series of wires by means of which light
is transmitted to the very China on the
table.
\ wonderful experiment was 81 \ by
Mrs Astor lately, when she he 'oft
an arch light which she brighter ana
subdued at viii. as if il was a gas jet
Were the discovery of Mr.. Astor's COM
mercially perfected it would undoubtedly
earn a good deal of money for him. The
young man himself constantly declares
that he is merely an experimenter and
has not done a 1.-THE of the wonderful
'hings attributed 10 him.
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Saved by Warning Signals.

From the washington Post
During the storm of Sept. 24-29, 1894,
.OS9 vessels valued d S17, 900; and dur
ing the storm Of oct. $40. 1916 vessels,
valued at $40, $4,000, making a total Of
e,305 vessels, valued at $36,2S3000, remained
in port on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, Sc
cure from danger throughout the periods
for which warnings were issued.
OF these vessels 1T is probable that a
large proportion would have gone out
but for the warnings, and ii is fair 10
assume that had they done so, nearly
all of them would have encountered the
storms and been more or less damaged.
II not entirely lost, as the records, as
tar as given, of those that went out IN
face of the warnings, show that in
every instance they suffered severe in
Jury or were destroyed Reports from the
region traverHed by the storm give the
warnings credit for saving a considerable
number OF lives at one station alone
Charleston-rep that over 100 lives
we're probably saved by this means
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE


THOMAS COUNTY, GEORGIA-TJndar4
ana py virtue OF an order of the court of
Ordinary az Thomas county Georgia
granted at the November term, 1894 OF
said court, upon the application of David
f4las' administrator Of the estate of Isaac
Levy late or Thomas county, Georgia de-
ceased for leave to sell the real estate
hereinafter described, for the purpose AZ
payment OF debts and for distribution
anu sara order having granted said leave
notice IS hereby given that l. David FIias-
aaIhinistrator OF the estate of Isaac Levy
Will sell on the first Tuesday in Deem.
per, 1884. az public cutlery. during the legal
hOuib or sale, before the court house door
OF IhoInas county, Georgia for the nIIr-
pose OF payment Of debts and distribution,
me IoHoW1ng property of said estate.
Ia and 10 all that certain lot or parcel ~
Iano. situate, lying and being in the citW
OF savannah, county Of Chatham ana
state OF Georgia, known on the man a.
plan, 81 said city, as lot numbered Ave a.
~ WHnlngton tything, Derby ward, on
streets. IN said city of Savannah, bonndsd
as follows, to-wit: On the north nv rax
street on the east by lot numb ered fo11,t
90 o. the same tything and ward on the
south BY Bay street lane. and on the west
by by Mhltaket street, together with all the
property as conveyed on April J. 1890 bv
AdQlph p. Benheim, 70 Samuel b. Brown
OF Dougherty county, Georgia, and Isaac
Levy OF IhomaG county, Georgia said
deed recorded IN Book Of Deeds 3 rs, 10.
Hos Sb and 81 IN the clerk Office OF the SUI
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
Administrator Estate Isaac Lew de-.
ceased late Of Thomas county. Georgia.
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cuAruAM sHERIrF's SAVE.

Under and by virtue Of distress war
rant issued out OF the Office Of Waring
Russell. Jr.. n. r. and exc. J. =. chat
ham county. Georgia, IN favor OF George
s. owens, executor Of George W. owens
Va. tho Georgia Loan and Trust Company,
the following personal property OF the
Attendant company has been levied upon
bv John s. Austin, constable Of Chatham
county Georgia; I Marvin safe ] type
writer and stand; ] paper case or stand: /
letter press and stand ! upright desk
(smalD; ] long desk, ! roller top desk. b
wooden chairs; cane chairs. cane
rocking chair,
And I Will offer the said above de-
rcribed property for sale az public out
cry during the legal hours Of sale on The
nrst Tuesday IN December, 1894, N being
tho fourth day Of said month. on he
premises known as the northeast corner
of Bryan and Buil streets, IN the CITY "a
ssvannah, BOZ the rooms ~ said building
known 81 rooms numbers three and -four
and or the nrat n00r 0hc said property
being difficult ana expensive 20 move a.
rho court house, Tho regular place al
holding shcr.nH sniel aoid ~ satisfy afi
distress wnrrant Iefms, Caah
JOHN T ROMAN.
sheriff q. CO.. Ga,
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

LOCAL forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity: Fair. with increasing cloudiness fol-
lowed probably by rain Tuesday afternoon
or night; warmer Tuesday and Tuesday
night north to northeast winds, shifting
TO east and southeast.
Forecast for Georgia. Fair warmer;
south winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
yannah, Ga. on Nov. Z, 1894, with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor-
NAL, 50; mean, Al; deficiency for this date,
10. accumulated excess since Jan. l.,
1894, 50. .
Comparative Rainfall Statement-Nor-
mall 05, amount for Nov. Il, .00 depart
IRE from the normal, --.06; total depart
ure since jan l, 1884,, --l.9l.
Maximum temperature 81 minimum
temperature, 81.
rhe hight of the Savannah river al Au-
susta at a. m, 18th meridian time,
Yesterday was ga feet, q tall Of OIL feet
during the preceding twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin, Savannah, Ga"
fer the "A hours ending at o p. m, 10Th
Meridian time Nov. y, 1884,
Tti-.-fa4s IAvarope
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EXPORTS.

Per Portuguese bark Josephine, for Lis
bon and Oporto-70o bales cotton, weigh
ing 1852, 40 pounds, valued at 5000, for
Lisbon and I, 700 bales cotton, weighing
S56, SS4 pounds. valued at $43, 600, for Opor-
TO. Total, 2,400 bales cotton, valued at
SCI 800
Additional per bark Trio, for Rotter-
dam, 900 white oak slaves.
Per steamship Nacoochee, for New
York., 1853 bales upland cotton, 342 bales
sea island cotton, l43 bales domestic yarns,
100,500 shingles, ,621 barrels rosin, Il bar
rels spirits turpentine, 20 barrels rosin
oil, III barrels cotton seed oil Is bales
stains, 50 barrels. fruit, 1851 boxes fruit, 4
barrels vegetables, 46 boxes vegetables, 300
tons pig iron, 2I3 packages merchandise.
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RECEIPTS.

Receipts per Central railroad-4,961 bales
cotton, cars meat, 1 car doors, / car
l car handles, ? cars oranges, car
lumber, l car live stock, car clay Il
cars pig iron, Sl4 barrels spirits, l,067
barrels rosn. S27 packages merchandise.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad-1, 1856 bales cotton, 1,5l7 boxes or
anges, 663 barrels naval stores, cars
lumber, 1 car cotton seed l car piping, 2
cars merchandise.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway, 794 bales cotton, 1880 boxes
barrels spirits, 16 cars rock, 25 cars lum-
Der, > cars lard, , cars fish, ] car flour, l
car meal, 1 car cotton seed, car pet. J.
oil, ] car rice, 3 cars merchandise, 81
bales hides,
Per Charleston and Savannah railway
IS bales cotton, car granite, ! car house
hold goods, ! car cotton seed, cars wood
scars merchandise.
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COME AND HEAR THE WONDER
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DR. c. II. COLDING, OFFICE AND
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MORTGAGED PROPERTY BOUGHT
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kinson, st. Julian and Whitaker streets.
INGROWING NAILS. / CAN CURE
ingrowing nails, never mind how bad or
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$3.50 FOR AN OVERCOAT; 100 UNRE-
deemed overcoats at $3.50 each: 100 at 81
each; unredeemed clothing also for sale
for sale at less than half the original cost
at the Old Reliable Pawnbroker House,
179 Congress street. E. Muhlberg, Man
ager.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS is words or more
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want TO supply any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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PROPOSALS.

a.. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. CHARLES
ton, 3. O., Oct H, 1898 -seaiea proposals
for rcvettinE banks VI Wappp Cut a. a..
WIN De- received nt th.s onlce until lZ
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tr. d. ENGINEER OFFfCE. CffAHLrs.
toa 8. OF Oct it. 1898 Sealed DroDgsals
fgr arrlWnE HnokyarI frerf. n -. viii
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ROOMS 10 RENI.

ONE NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH
room, parlor floor. Y Abercorn street.
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
bay window, furnished, gas and bath. 50
Habersham
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor; large hall, third floor. in Lyons
block. John Lyons.
FOR RENT, FRONT PARLOR; WILL.
be fitted for bed room, dining room, kit
chen, furnished. Suitable for light house.
keeping Apply 100 Liberty street
A COMFORTABLE ROOM, SOUTH
ern exposure, bath attached, for rent to
one or two young men. 1884, Taylor
street.
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HOUSES ANp srORgs FOR RENT.

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SALOMON COHEN HAS SEVERAL.
desirable houses modern improvement;
good locality. AT low rents. Bull street.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE IS BOLION
street. All modern improvements. Apply
to L. II. Smith, 81 Roltop.
FOR RENT, liz HABERsHAAt
street, between Hail and Gwlnnettstreets ;
eight rooms perfect order; in1meHiat To pos
session. Apply to w. y. Guerard $50
New Houston street.
NO. 1861 HABERSHAM STREET. Be
tween Hall and Gwnnett street: eight
rooms; perfect order immediate posses
sion. Apply TO W. =. Guerard, $50 New
Houston street
sALOMON COHEN OFFERS 5-ROoM
houses. desirable location. IN good order
dollars monthly.
NO. PRICE STREET, THIRD DOOR
from Gordon street; eight rooms; good
order. Apply 10 W, f. Guerard $50 New
Houston street
FOR RENT. DWELLING iD JONES
street, second west Of Whitaker; All
convenience and first class order. G.
-. ttemBhart
FOR RENT. % CASTOR STREET. ALI,
convcnienceg; possession Immediately.
william j. Miscaily. Jr, Provident Build
ing.
TO RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE
MID mqae5n eofi,Y,eniensss; ~ i59 Perry
session given Immediately Appiy 10 Dr
Martin, ~ Liberty street
ron REST, TWO DESIRABLE RESI-
dencca, Nos. q and 10 Taylor street. be-
tween AbetcOrn and Drayton streets. For
particulars apply 20 3. Guchcnhelmer Il
bons. Bay and jefferson streets.
FOR RENT, BROOM IfOu9E. III
gwinneu street. adjoining my residence
modern convenience newly papefed 40.
ply 10 Wm. " cooper = Whlfeker tye6f
40 NEW HOURfoN gTREEr FOH
rent Newly built ail modern Improve
AppiV lR Mew iiolbtpu street, 81 Appel Al
ffhall
no. 1913 LfDERTY eTHEETt possEs-
fion "a once John r. Rowland. b LaV
street.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY co.
pIEpMokT AIR LIHE.
SSRR
Ihn G[paLasi SOulharn SYsiam.

IMPROVED schedules. Through nrst.clas,
4 coaches between Savannah and ABheville
n. O., for Hot Springs and other Hestsra
Carolina points.
AIso 70 Wahslia and Gvecuvllis s. G., and
intermediate lOIntB via Columbia.
Quick time ana improved 6erYifs ~ Wash.
iBRton New York and the EasL
Iuiy line % he south operating solid VeHN
bufcd limited rail8 with IlImnn din ne ears
IcuUle GaIy faH. raIus lr Hfrn rev ford.
lhila1flphla Baltimore Waahiugf0n. Guar
bite colombia Savannah. 900 aacahobFllia
ahd T8Mla. fla cgrfBiHR luiluan dfaNiua
loom cars bNtRoHn hMHaHnah nna Sew k0fh
90 Oh tLFoi ~ fFHiHa Also digl1N Gers ID.
ipsen safalush aud Wssh.lgion % nalns
arf ~
~. A. TURK 2. D. A. Wssblngton. D a.
a. h hAhDWlck. a. y =. "a, Atlanta. 80
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
|. D. LaAOCAE, AuctlOnesr,

BY virtue OF an order granted by the Honora-
BILE Hampton l.. Ferrin, Ordinary for Chat
ham county. Georgia, l will sell before the
Court House door In the city Of Savannah
90, during the legal hours OF sale on TUES.
DAG the ith day Of December. 1891
All that lot OF land in the city OF savannah,
Ga. icing on the 10 1hwesJ corner OF South
Broad ana Fr &C streets, size 60x90 iest more
or less. toutainin@ two dwellings and store on
south broad street and two dwellings on the
lane. now under lease for three years at d 90
per year Above Is sold as the property Of she
late j. !, SouzB for distribution ana payment
on debts. Terms cash, purchaser paying FOR
papers. JORDAN r.. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate j j. SouZa, deceased.
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DAMAGED COTTON,
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & sou,

On THURSDAY, 18th November, 1894, at the
Gordon wharf al II o'clock
Al BALES COTTON, burnt and wet,
landed from British steamship Castlegarth
and sold q, auction by order board OF survey
for account Of underwriters and all concerned.
j.. f. MINIS g. Co,
Agents
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE ID DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GLORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY - Notice ia
y horeb{ Mven % al persons hayiag de.
manGs an o. EbslD Nj M. COMMON lac AZ
50 county 4tc9atel 10 rrssen, them 10 the
tAaef5igned, rJptr.y ma G o. within the
time pres rii ca ly law, 10 az 10 show their
ehlract rond amount. ana Il nersot lnde Ted
" salQ tne' H5od are reqLire4 % make I'M,
mediate aymeut 70 ne.
KATIE COMMON.
ENecntiiK d The last will aud testament II IA.
mund n Conner deceased
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
whereas, Edward r. lawson has applied
20 court ~ ordinary Tor letters on aamlnle-
trotion on me estate % Charles w Law
son. deceased.
These are therefore. 70 cite ana admon-
JOB al whom ~ may concern 10 BE- and
appear before rata court - make obier-
gpn 90 hur iheN havol on oh before tba
Nffi hen1aN Ia December next, otherwise
enld ieitaft Nili te granted. Witness, ~
Won Hampton p. Perrin. ordinary for
fember i3i ftAHK u KEiLrAcH.
Clerk g. -. n, &. d
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

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full Chase octave pedal piano; free ex-
hibition to-day only, by Prof Which, at
Ludden & Bates S. NJ. H. A genuine sur
prise awaits you.
WANTED, A PARTNER WITH CAPT
tai to plant fine rice plantation and run
a commissary. Address ~ j. Hopkins,
Baileys Mills Camden county, Ga.
COME AND HEAR THE WONDER
full Chase octave pedal plano; free exhi-
bition to-day only, by Prof. Which, at
Ludden &, Bates S. M. H. A genuine sur
prise awaits you.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT ON FOR
SYTH PARK.
c, H, D0nSETT. AIelIo1a2r.

Under and by virtue OF the appointment as
trustee by George Is. Carnart Unler the power
contained IA deed from Jane Gordon and
Ellen d. Williams 20 the said George b. Car
ofce OF the clerk Of the superior Court OF said
chatham county IN Book Of Mortgages two Ms.
folio ile. will sell 10 public cutlery before the
Court House door in the County OF Chatham
On TUESDAY. the 4th DAY of december, 1894,
during the legal hours Of sale, all that lot tract
or parcel OF land situa e. living and BENG in the
city OF savannah, county Of Chatham and state
OF Georgia. ana known upon the map or plan OF
said cltg as lot number seven, Forsyth ward,
having 'front.' or .forty-three lest nine inches
and depth OF one hundred and thirty 130l
teet, with the Improvements thereon, consist
ing OF twostory brick residence. The said
lot IS on the southwest corner OF HUNTINGDON
and Whitaker streets from ing the park
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles
IL II MOI. "A wy TrIlafna
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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COME AND HEAR THE WONDER
III chase octave pedal piano; free ex-
prise awaits you.
RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
pubic generally ana all my friends es-
pecially, that have resumed my business
in the city market, at stalls % and 39
where they will find the best of meats
both native and western Q. T. Cooper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-13
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