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quiet: fancy hand picked 4iS0nfc Coffee
options steady, Arm, unchanged 10 5 points
up; August Il Se0l4 90; October Is 10: De
cember - 1908 20; spot Rio duh and arm;
No. :. 1910. Sugar, raw dull and strong;
fair refining ? lll6c; centrifugals. 96' test,
SIsc: refined active higher: or 3En4tfc:
standard A 5-l6d41ac; cut loaf 81 a. s-16c;
crushed 5isG95 Side; granulated 4 5-l66D4fs sc,
frelghts TO Liverpool quiet; grain firm, room
scarce; cotton 3 cd; grain I'D
Chicago, July l2-Local professions ham
mered wheat to day, and although their sales
were not prompt in their effect on prices
still after the big lines had passed from one
to another OF the scalpers, ca taking his
fractional loss and passing il along a net loss
OF over &c In values was made. one piunger
sold over million bushels opening at the
start and II he bought 1t rack at she bottom
he made nice thing. At the opening there
was some gain over yesterdays close. Sep
tember wheat opened from 5SH&5S. sold be-
tween SIS and 51s, closing az 5s-16c under
Corn-The situation at home and abroad in
this market helped prices materially during
the morning hours OF trading. but when the
support to prices to prevent q sympathetic
decline September corn opened at 49, to
As so between 431s and l24. closing Mt 42i
Ia under yesterday. OneringS OF corn were
moderately increased to-day. The demand
was good. Prices We're firm early, but later
eased of with the futures.
OatS-The small sto ks OF contract stuff in
store. and the inability to use the fresh re
ceipts on deliveries were the subjects Of Cos
sip In this pit to-day. There was a firm tone
to prices on the talk, and in sympathy with
the other grains. There was decline later
on, when wheat and corn began TO weaken
September sold between 293s and 20 sc,Gl291ic
closing at the inside slight frao tional loss
from yesterday. Cash oats were weak,
and prices 16l2c per bushel lower
ProvisionsIt was fully ten minutes after
the bell tapped at the opening before there
was any trading. During the balance OF tho
session but little Improvement took place
Prices were weak in the absence of support
and probably because the hog trade was de-
moralzed. At the close pork was re lower
than yesterday, and September lard and Sep.
TENDER ribs each 2Mc lower. The cash market
was active as far as demand was concerned,
bat as shipments could not yet be guaranteed
business was restricted
Chicago, July i3.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour a little more active prices
steady. unchanged, Wheat-N0. 2 spring STA
Gl5sc No. red 5Ge Corn-No. 2, SO Oats
No. ?, 390394o. Mess pork, per barrel,
Sl2 523a d12 81. Lard. per 100 pounds, s. nv
6t6 Is. Short rib sides IS 61ls9$6 65. Dry
sailed shoulders, IS 0oG6 1914 short clear
sides, So 81. lSI CO. Whisky. Ills
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham from
New 4ork-Mrs Norman and two children,
Rev Father Rowan, G. W jacobs 5 Murphy,
Laura Bridges w 3 Marks, IL J Montague, c
Murphy, 0 Colbert, Miss G f Colbert l.
Maurace, G. Q Forsyth, G o Jolly. Miss y Ad-
ans. Mrs M A Kane, Mrs T d Kline and two
daughters, Miss sanders DR. Phillips, r G
Mallette, c + Anderson, Mr. Bardoles, Mrs
Bardoles r Kerr.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
4ork-Mr Bishop L j Bacon. Miss Smith
Mrs smith Capt J F Wheaton, Mrs George
Cosens and child and nurse Miss X h Brown
j K sheldon and wife and child. Col Ino Scre-
ven, W Flood and wife. DR. q II Wells and
wife and two children, w ShauRhnessy, Ii 5
O'Brien, q Smith. Mr. Cedarholm, Mr. Frank,
A Bacon Mrs G z Han IA NJ Conner and
wife, Misses Conner, sen a Il Lawton and wife
w Frank II G Green, Mr. Kirkpatrick, A
w Ives and wife, Mrs Eberhardt, Miss
Hartt, 9 r Gibson. J % Lamontague, II Phil
lips and wife, Miss Williams Miss Worriu G
Whites1des ana wife, MISS Is Brown Miss
Griffin, Barrett. B Pendleton, T II Fleming
l. Thompson, Miss NJ Lock, Il T Jett and
wife. A ID Williams w ID Williams, Miss NJ
Bradley, Miss l. Selig J Collatt and wife
) Lemhergen, r Newman. 4 l. Boyce, w L
Drummer and wife and mother, F Hubner, A n
Able NJ Howard, Is Wolff h lIenniston, Anna
Pratt, L sharp, G b Carload, A Spano, w
Il Doyle
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, July ID, 10 p. M, 1894.

WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, July ID, 10 p. m, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The following are the maximum tenn
perature TO day reported at the several
regular weather bureau stations: Boston
and Washington city, 96'; New York
city, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Dodge City,
Kan, Fort Smith, Ark, and Palestine,
Tex, 94o; Charlotte, Raleigh, Norfolk
and Montgomery, 92o; Knoxville, Mem
phis and Jacksonville, 90'; Atlanta and
Augusta, S60; Kansas City, Bismarck and
Charleston, So; and Chicago and ST.
Paul, So.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was So, and the minimum IS,
the mean temperature being ~, or Y be-
low the normal.
The average relative humidity at Sa-
vannah today was SO per cent. of thor
ough saturation.
During the twenty-four hours ending
at 6 O'Clock p. m. To-Day scattering, light
showers occurred in the Galveston,
Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah and
Vicksburg cotton-region districts; else
where in the cotton belt generally fair
weather prevailed.
An area of high pressure covers the
immediate Georgia coast and the Florida
peninsula, and a second high area ceuters
in the extreme northwest.
The barometer is lowest in the New
England states. p. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Receipts.

Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road, July $50 cars melons 223 bales cotton,
1916 crates vegetables. 333 bbls rosin, IS boxes
tobacco l23 bhls spirits turpentine, boxes
books, 10 bales hides, bales wool,
Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail
way, July l3-3 bales cotton. 10 cars melons, 2
cars oats, car meal, car Rrits, I ear hay,
/ car meat, car -four, 2.0S2 boxes vegetables.
A bbls vegetables CPS bhls fruit, 90 crates
pineapples boxes oranges 1858 bbls ros!n,
1856 bbls spirits turpentine II cars lumber, y
cars rock, 1 cars wood, , cars coal. ~ bbls
syrup, S3bbls honey, "A bales wool, "a bales
hides, - " bkts , Dbls rice,
Per Central Railroad, July 13-l@ bales cot.
ton car meal, car teer, l car lime ! car
machinery, cars coal, Is cars melons, / car
wood, 1 car corn. car lard, 1913 bpls rice $40
bbls rosin, o. bbls spirits turpenu1e. 1888 pkgs
mdse, 600 pkgs vegetables. 100 bales domes
tics, $50 bales liuters, & bales wool II cases
eggs
Per Charleston and Savannah railway, July
1913 cars lumber, cars wood, bdl hides,
! Dbl chain.
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MASCOT BABIES.
A Curious Superstition Followed by
the Bookmakers.

Curious superstition L OllOWSU ny
the Bookmakers.
From the New York Press.
Babies swarm over the decks of the
boats which run between the Battery and
Bay Ridge, and they serve a curious pur-
nose in acting as mascots to the bOokmak-
ers who 20 down by the early boats. Yes
terdav noon a large and saturnine man,
with diamonds standing out all over him
and a bookmaker's sachel slung over his
shoulder. completely won the heart of a
Fourth ward mother who was trying to
keep on deck particularly lively 2-year-
old toy. The bookmaker bought him pop
corn and lozenges, and gave him silver
ouarter for his own. CHANGING round. |
discovered that not less than five other
bookmakers were playing the Lord Boun-
tiful 10 five other babies, and ! asked an
explanation of one Of them whom hap
pencd to know.
Sit NAV make $500 difference on a day"
said he. seriously. III ! give or don't give
a baby quarter. We used 10 up me
tower girls. but since they frole them OF
the boats. and the sisters OF charity come
down 10 the track by the train we Just
side up alongside Of the babies. like 70
meet a blue eyed baby with red hair
There is no mascot IN the world that can
heat that ] won 5000 on the suburban
after giving the mother Of a baby Live
that akl-bill % buy 10 milk for week. All
me Lots arc onto 10 now, though and
they niu't such good mascots ss they used
to be-. suppose there is 700 many OF
them in the business
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Charleston, July l3-Arrived. steamers Al
gonquin, Plat, Jacksonville. proceeded New
York; lroquOis, Pennington, New York, pro
ceeded Jacksonville
Sailed, schr Nina rillson, Green. Baltimore.
Jacksonville, July ~ Entered, schr Lulu
Everett Rowe, New York
Mobile, July 10 Arrived, steamships Fulton
lNorl. Jacobsen, Galveston; Jari lNorl, Hell
liesen, Bocas del Toro.
Cleared tug Monarch. with dismantled bark
Oneotu in tow for Galveston: schr Jacon A
Staler storm, ito de Janeiro. bark Alice
lNorl, Hacker Kingston.
New Orleans. july l3--Cleared steamships
Port Eads, July l1~Sailed. steamships In
yentor Liverpool; n SUD, New YORK
New York. jelly li-Arrivcd schr Nellie
Floyd, Johnson Georgetown.
Brunswick July l-Arrigcd. schr Elwood
Harlow. Gardner. Boston.
lernandina, July u Arrived, stcnmer sy.
denham iBrl Love, Philadelphia. schr Mabel
Thomas. dagger New York
Hamburg, July i0-ArriYed, steamer Bar.
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with Apologies to Senator Can.

The report sent out from Washington a
few days ago that Senator Call pulled OF
his shoes and exposed TO the public his
gay colored socks seems to nave been a
mistake Senators Kyle, Bate. Allen,
Irby, Jarvis, Murphy, Roach and Walsh
Join in the following refutation: 1--WE
occupy seats in the Senate near Senator
Call, where he is within our observation
all the time. We were present on the
day OF the newspaper statement of his
exposure Of his feet without shoes on his
desk. The statement IS untrue and
nothing Of the kind occurred No one in
the Senate is more decorous and OBJ
servant of propriety in his conduct than
Senator Call We believe every mem
Der Of the Senate would make this state
ment."
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Baltimore, July l3.-Flour steady ana IN
changed: western superine 81 7O0l 80;
western extra 81 Oo,Q2 20; western family
B. 6O{12 85; winter wheat patent 81 00G.} -;
spring patent 20 coos IS; spring straight
SO 1908 So Wheat quiet ana easy; No ,
red, spot July and August 57I5057Sc; Sep
TENDER $3.50 551sc; steamer No, 2 red 551a q
55Ac; milling, by sample, 5s61t0c, Corn easy;
spot 47Ac cid July I6c asked; southern, by
sample, 526b5c; southern corn. on grades
SOC bid. Oats quiet; No. white western SIC
asked; No mixed western 5Ic asked. Rye
dun; No. 2 b5Qa56c. Hay quiet: good to
choice timothy at Sl6 t00l7 o. Grain freights
quiet unchanged: steam to Liverpool per
quarter Is; Cork for orders, per quarter,
IS 6d12s Cd for July; cotton, per 100 pounds,
loo; flour, per 100 pounds, IT, Provisions
quiet; mess pork SIS 90. Bulk meats
shoulders 794c short rib sides sBc clear
sides Sqc. Sugar-cured shoulders sac;
hams, 156e13aic. Lard. refined SEC. Butter
l4c; store packed 10nBl2c. Eggs easy. t219c.
Conee steady; No :, lGAc. Sugar steady;
granulated 4HSc
Cincinnati. July l3.-Flour-spring patents
s. 3S5S5 80; DO. fancy 81 1913 ~; do. family
g. 55,g2 20; winter patent ~ 354i TO- Wheat
active; sample red new, Ole No. red, 53c
Corn active; No. white SIC; no, yellow
52c; No. mixed hlca Oats5N mixed 54c;
clear family Sl3 Is; family sf2 80 Lard -
steam loaf, 74e kettle dried 7hc. Bacon
steady; shoulders csc; short clear rib SIDES
7bc; short clear sides s1sd9Ac. Whisky
f1rmer at IL %.
patents 81 614s! 90; fancy 70 2Gd92 30; choice
IL SQ92 %. Wheat lower July 53c ASKED;
August 70 asked; september 5343536c.
Corn lower; July 40Hc asked; SEPTEMBER
~ &c bid. Oats Unchanged August 2s'sc
asked; September 2SSac Pork-standard
mess selling at sl5 250al3 So, on orders,
tlS 10 Lard prime steam nominal at SO 62l4:
choice SO 10. Dry sailed meats-shoulders
So o.; longs and clear ribs 80 S7H; shorts
- co. Bacon-boXed shoulders 81 60; LONGS
81 S7la clear ribs g. OK shorts IS 12IadSs %.
High wines higher at 81 %.
Rice.
New York July 13.-Rice fairly active and
firm; domestic fair to extra 3lb6514c; Japan
4@d44c
Wool.
oNew York July l3.-Wool fair demand,
steady; domestic fleece 17922c; pulled i50
l5Ac
Petroleum, OIis Etc.
New York, July 13.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and firm; crude zoe; yellow 33c,
New York, July 8.-Petroleum dull and
steady; Washington, in barrels, 50 90; Wash
ington, In oulk So 80: reinel nominal; New
York, in barrels, s. IS; Philadelphia aud
Baltimore in barrels s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 609$2 -,
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York, July 13-Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co quote Waternelons Georgia, large,
S25 09130.00; medium, $4,000 20.0C: grapes,
Florida, case. 81 10000; eggplant, $4,000 $50;
tomatoes, Georgia carrier sl.O00l50.
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mon lGeri, Petersen. Baltimore; Dark Hecla
lNorl GoEstod, savannah.
Fleetwood. July IL Sailed, ship Jnrlsborg
lNCrl. Hansen. Pensacola
Garston. July lO-Arriyed. bark North star
Nor, SCheen. Brunswick. Ca.
barcelona July Arrived steamer POwha-
tan i3rl. Edwards. savannah.
Deal July lO-PaSsed. bark SOndre [Norl,
Nielsen, London for savannah.
Hun. July ll-Arrived, bark Ogir [Norl,
Salvesen. Wilmington, NC
Isle OF Wight JULY l1-Pnssed. steamer
Napier lBrl Saunders, Brunswick for Rotter-
dam
Antwerp July ARRIVED. bark Norden
lNorl, johnson, Wilmington, NC.
For additional shipping news
see other columns
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM Whereas,
~ John Juchter has applied to Court OF Or
binary for Letters Of Administration on the
estate OF JOACHIM j. SOUZA deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection III any they
haYe) on or before the first Monday in
granted.
Witness the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 9TH
day Of July, 1894.
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., O. c.
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Nine. Minnie Hauk who is making tour
of the world with her husband, the Chevalier
Won Hesse Wartegg, arrived sometime ago at
Singapore, and sang at JohOre by invitation
for the sultan. the princess and datos, who
were greatly pleased. The sultan conferred
on the prima donna and her husband the or
Ger Of the, crown of Johore, this eing the
eleventh order Nine. Ilau has re eived from
the hands Of ruling mOnarehs
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Cleared Yesterday.

steamship VIM Crane Bond, Baltimore
John J Carolan, Agent.
steamship City OF Birmingham, Burg, New
York--C G Anderson.
Bark Dolphin NOR. Uland, Brunswick
Paterson. Downing & Co.
Pack Prof Lmtner lNorl, Thomesen, Har-
burg-Chr G. Dahl s. Co
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Exports.

Per Norwegian bark Prof Lintner for Har-
burg -30A bbls losin, valued at S7,g00-S +
Shooter Co.
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York. bale upland cotton 5l,02G watormel-
ons, 100 bales dOmestics and yarns, 10 hbls
rice, III bills rostn 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
1856 coo feet lumber, 20 bbls rosn OIL IS turtles,
979 bbls fruit, II boxes fruit, a bbls vegeta-
bles. $3.50 boxes vegetables 1885 plSgs mdse.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VOLUNTEER
They Offer Their Services in Main
tanning Order
From the Washington Star.


From the Washington Star.
Chicago, July 10.-The confederate vet
Grams of Chicago have requested enroll
ment among the troops for the enforce
ment of law land order and the mainte-
nance of strong government. Gen.
Wheeler, in command of the state militia
here, was waited upon by an officer of
confederate veterans, who stated he had
been directed by the association to protfer
the services of every confederate veteran
in the city to bear arms in the cause Of
good government. He said his associates
were enthusiastic in their desire to join
hands with the military under the stars
and stripes and to aid in asserting the au-
thority of the United States. He asked
that the confederate veterans be placed
upon the list to head the response to a
call for volunteers.
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RuslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

1UCCESSFUL speculation open 10 aili try
> our syndicate system % spcculation IN.
crease your incomei Information free; send
for circular Thompson Derr Co, ~ Wall
street Sew York. Incorporated under The
laws Of state % New York. capital $4,000.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John J Carolan. Agent
Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C G Anderson.
Barkentiae George w Sweeney, Hewitt,
Philadelphia Master.
Schr John r Penrose, Smith. coal to South
eastern Plaster Co, vessel 10 George Harriss
& Co.
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa
ton win be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States Hydrogra phic
once in the custom house. Captains are re-
quested to call at the ONCE.
Reports Of wrecks and derelictS received
for transmission to the navy department.
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| OST, somewhere on Liberty street, Satur.
IL day. July z. 1894 one draymans receipt
book, numbering from 5000 to 81 800
Finder will be literally rewarded by retur n
Ing same to Ofice Of Armour Packing Co a.,
cor West Broad and Harris streets.
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Departed Yesterday,

Steamship City OF Augusta. New York
Schr General Adelbert Ames, Rev York.
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GtTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
- TO the Honorable the Superior Court
Of said County The petition OF James $.
Wood, William II. Leaken, Charles S Wood
Richard l.. Warthen, Solomon Cohen. Henry
w Cowan, John A. Pearson, Noses J. Solo
mons Robert B. Reppard John Lyons, James
Douglass, and David B. Morgan respectfully
shoWeth that they desire that they and such
other persons as shall be associated with
them may he Incorporated under the name
and style OF the Savannah Mutual Loan
Association, and as such corporation NAV
have power TO own and use "a common seal,
TO sue and be. sued, to make and adopt such
bylaws and constitution as to them may seem
best TO buy. own. sell and control all kinds OF
real and personal property, and generally to
exercise and enjoy the powers and privileges
incident to corporations under the laws OF
Georgia, and especially such powers and
privileges as they may lind necessary for the
accomplishments OF the objects hereinafter
set forth, being the accumulation from time
TO time by monthly payment. or otherwise OF
q fund TO be loaned or advanced TO it's stock
holders according 10 its constitution and by
laws, and upon such security as the said assoc
citation shall decide TO be best. for the pur-
pose Of aiding the said members in their bust
ness, TO purchase homes. and build upon and
improve real estate for them selves and 9TH
ers and for all her purposes OF said assocl-
alton; that the capital stock OF said ass oci-
alton is SOC 900, OF which 81 O01 has already
been paid in, and your petitioners desire the
privilege OF increasing the capital stock from
time to time under the provisions of the con-
stitution and bylaws or otherwise to q sum
not exceeding siO0O,O0
The place Of business Of said association is
In the city OF Savannah, said county and
state,
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they
and their associates and successors may be
incorporated for the term of twenty years
with privilege Of renewal under the name and
style and with the powers and privileges
aforesaid.
WILLIAM Il. LEAKEN
Attorney for Petitioner
Petition for incorporation filed In office
this 10Th day of June. 1894.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk S. c.. G. c.. Ga.
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Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great " driving
wheel" in the mechanism of
man, and when tits out oforder,
the whole system becomes de-
ranged and disease is the result.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
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A GOOD record for one day--Six students
"a hnd positions In one day. We take
great pains TO secure employment for compe-
tent ana worthy pupils Richmonds Com
morelal Institute. Oppoalle poatOnlce.
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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 10 secure; indeed. any wish 10
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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Steamer Alpha Daniels Beaufort and Por
Royal--C II Medlock, Agent
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InSI

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1 CST, umbrella. with my name on inside
Reward II returned TO ID. :. Gardner, 81
Jefferson street
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.
Ship City Of Montreal, Greene, Sapelo-
Master
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The United States photographic once has
Teen removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House, and now occupies
building
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Wash Your Face with
ohcial Record for the Morning News

othcial Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July IA 1894: Showers, prob
ably attended by thunderstorms; warmer dur
ing the day; variable winds, generally south
east to southwest
Forecast for Georgia: Fair: south winds
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga, on July Il, 1884 with the normal for
the day:
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