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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-07
ST. sIMON'S ENcAMPMENT.
The Fourth Regiment to pitch It's
Tents on the Island.

rhe Fourth Regiment 10 Pitch Its
Tents on the Island.
Brunswick Ca, June G.-Brmswiclxiang
are much cnthused over the result of yes
tcrday'e military conference in VaIdosta,
whereby the Fourth Georgia regiment
VIII camp on St. Simon's Island. There
are seven companies in the regiment. and
i've have entered. Tho encampment COM
mences July and lasts one week. II is
probable that the navy department will
send the Atlanta here during the en-
campmcnt to take the reserves out on
their training trip. thus giving the regi-
ment and their trends an opportunity of
seeing the warship. The Brunswick Rife
men, assisted by the Young Mems Bus
mess League, have secured sufficient SUBJ
scriptions from Brunswick merchants to
dcfray all the expenses of putting the
camp grounds in shape for the regiment.
II will be known as Camp "Satterlee," in
honor of Lieut. Satterlee
The Columbus Rifles OF the Second regi-
mont viii also come. and 1t is probable
the Fifth regiment will so into camp as
son as The Fourth vacates the camp
A special military flyer will leave Thorn
asville over the Plant system on the morn
ing Of July 6, and bring in all the compa-
MES.
Following IL VIII be a special excursion
train for friends of the companies.
Col Varnadoe will command the regi-
mcnt, and strict military discipline viii
prevail
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REFUSES 10 GIVE up HER JOB.
a wosGAS CLERK DEFTES CoILEC-
TON TRAMNIEL.

De Discharges Her Jccause lie Has
90 B-ill Ti-shc Declines TO Bc Gust
81 without Cnusc-IntcrnaI Reeve
nue Agent Chapman believed 10
he Hacking Mas Mcknight.
Atlanta. Ga. june 6.-Aiiss 2iary Nc
S7usn;. svho has hcen a clerk a. the rev
eaue Department at the custom house. IS
q yoUng woman who hiss N idea OF her
own as 20 her rights rs wei AZ the egiet
nerve to assert herself
Several days ago Collector Paul Tram
mel Officially requested Miss Mcknight
10 yscats ne sosi;ioa she has reid Ter
Ssvs=A: yeais to rake way fer another.
<hofa ne :.:sfsrrsd IL her.
A: lie same un,c Collector Tramnlcn
i44ued en- ords, FOR the resignation II
Deputy Collector ". VI. Icaih15iuEton.
lie 'stter TremDt.y responded and lis
3sb is nov -s26y 10 go 10 his successor.
Dut not ss With Mics ltcNaasht. She
p,li:-ly refused 10 accede to Collector
TIanmens demand that she vacs.te ard
further declared 20 him that she would
orly go ut the order Of the department
at Warrington. as she had always per-
formed her du.ics satisfactorily, md I'D
no: propose to be fred without cause.
Miss II-Nausat las laid her case before
Internal Rev enre Commissioner Miller at
Wasi i1sson, aad until he passes upon it
she viii eehtinue to draw her salary in
Collector Tramr1eils department.
In.srnal Revenue Agent Chapman has
- -,f -s,.sa p
sase, s:roag.y cspousins Miss McNausht's
.'autc and ,hs chances are that she Will
sss. Cansctor TT -mmell In the fight Over
LEI ilssc.
Co.Iecs or TrammeT declines to talk about
the casa, giving IS his reason for demand
ing Nice McNaURht's resignation that he
has asother party whom lie prefers 10
Ill It.
Collector Trammc.Ts demand for Miss
Mo N3ugh.'s resignation and the stand
that Col. Chapman. internal revenue
RSent III tai en- against II, hos dcvcl-
oaed the fact % The pubic that there is
an usly clash between these two depart.
minis. 1t began some months ago. when
Deputy Collector Rem5crt was removed
by ;ha Washington authorities FOR alleged
sympathy with the Moth Georgia white
cappsrs. Col. Chapman. whose relations
with the government are In The ma
Jure of detecIive. VS. in
Washington when Bembert was removed,
and Il was believed ne was Responsible
Tor It. Later Rembert was reinstated,
bu; Collector Trammell and Agent Chap
man have had several clashes.
Recently four deputy collectors and two
storeSeepcrs, including Col. Chnpmans
brother. were discharged b. Collector
Trammcli and Miss Mcknight woull
have gone too bat for the stand she has
taken pursuant to Col. Chspmans adj
vice. who win help her eight it out with
Collector Trammcl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REORGANIZATION OF THE CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD AND BANKING
COMPANY OF GEORGIA.

A plan of purchase or the railroads and
properties of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company of Georgia and the 9TH
er lines embraced in its system has been
prepared and the Mercantile Trust Com
pany Of New York has been. by proper
agreements and request, appointed agent
and depository under such plan.
The following interests have already
lodged their written approval of the plan
and have requested the said Trust Com
pany to proceed to call for deposits there
under and take all such steps as may be
necessary and proper to fully effectuate
and execute the reorganization, namely:
A majority of the capital stock of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company of
Georgia.
The committee of the holders of certii-
Gates of indebtedness of the Central Rail-
road and Banking Company of Georgia.
The underwater of the proposed first
mortgage bonds of the new company, TO be
used in taking up the present tripartite
bonds
The committee representing the first
mortgage bondholders of the Mobile and
Girard Railroad Company.
Deposits under this plan arc invited from
the following parties in interest:
a The holders of the capital stock Of
the Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany of Georgia.
(2) The holders of certificates of indebt-
edness of the Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company of Georgia.
80 The holders of the first mortgage
bonds of the Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad Company.
(D The holders of the first mortgage
bonds OF the Savannah and Western Rail
road Company.
90 The holders of the first mortgage
bonds of the Chattanooga, Rome and Co
lumbus Railroad Company
60 The holders Of the first mortgage
bonds of the Macon and Northern Railroad
Company.
% The holders of the first mortgage
bonds of the Columbus and Rome Railroad
Company.
(9 The holders of the first mortgage
bonds of the Savannah and Atlantic Rail-
road Company.
Negotiable certificates of deposit will be
issued by the undersigned in exchange for
securities so deposited.
The right to make such deposits is here
by limited to the first day of July, 1895.
Printed copies of such plan and any
further information in connection with
the reorganization which may be desired
by security holders will be furnished at
the Office of the undersigned, 12O Broad
way, or by Messrs. Samuel Thomas and
Thomas F. Ryan, at their Office in the
Mutual Life building, No 81 Liberty street.
New York city.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
Depository.
New York, June ), 1895.
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RACING IN NEW YORK.
The Usual summer Meetings to he
Held on the metropolitan Tracks.

The Usual summer Meetings to he
Held on the metropolitan Tracks.
Gravesend. June 6.-The stewards of the
Jockey Club held meeting here to-day
They decided the vexed question Of dates
satisfactorily to all concerned The
Brighton Beach Association will begin
racing on Friday, July L. and not on
June II, as originally intended.
The Coney island Jockey Club will
begin with the Suburban handicap on
June 10 and continue racing every alter
nate day until July T.
The intervening days belong to the Co
ney Island Jockey Club if that organia-
ton chooses to avail itself of them
Brighton Beach viii have racing every
day until July 10. on July IA the Queens
County Jockey Club will begin a summer
meeting at Aqueduct PARK. This will con-
tinue one week, and then Brighton Beach
will again be the scene of operations for
week. Aqueduct Park and Brighton
Beach will alternate with each other
There will be a weeks racing at one
track and then a weeks racing at the
other, beginning at Aqueduct Park on July
IA, and ending a Brighton Beach on Aug.
"a. This arrangement will give Brighton
Beach twenty-siX racing days and seven
teen racing days to Aqueduct Park At
ter the fall meetings. at Shecpshead Bay
and Gravesend there will be supple
mentary meetings at Brighton Beach and
Aqueduct Park. The racing season will
close in this state with an ultra fashion
able meeting at Morris Park.
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CAMpOnEJLo's wAHBLERs
The D,.satisGc1 Member. OF The

The DissatisicJ Members OF the
Company Back in the Ranks.
-AuslAts, Ga June G.-The troubles of
tho Cam 0"bs,lo Opera Company were
patcnei 10 to-day and the dissenters
W.: 'aoh in the ranks and sang 20
riga he principals explained 20 them
i"as thoy werv simply singing for enough
m 'neT 20 yet back to New York city. They
Will ;aAy :.ers the ;cmaindcr of The week.
The people were forced back so as to
set enough "a pet back home, as they
found that the enacts of the company.
ihclubIg he wGrdrobeS AID propeltv
Wore already in tke lands o. pcrq.ons
weo aad previous elaine. MAnss ger EcOCh
OF Tao eAa.l.etOn theAter was acre this
weak and " = believes that be and oto-
crs are ne owners o, The costumes. etc
asS:na adj a1ecd money to Csmoohello.
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AN INDEMNITY COMPANY SUED.
One of Its :Gcnts Charged One of Its
Patrons With EmbczzIement.

One of It's .Ecnts Charged One of Its
Patrons With EmbczzIcment.
Brunswick, Ca. June 6-This morning
Judge Sweat heard the traverse in the
case of Il. II. Everett VS.. the Fidelity and
Casualty Company. and w. II. Cochran.
The Fidelity and Casualty Company is
New York concern, which furnishes bonds
for railroad officials, postmasters, etc, at
stated premiums, and Cochran is a travel
ing auditor OF the Southern railway
One year ago Agent Brennan of the for
mer company had Everett arrested for en-
mezzlement of funds as agent for the
Southern railway at Everett City. The
charge proved. on a hearing, to have no
foundation whatever.
Then Everett, through his attorneys,
Atkinson & Dunwody, entered suit against
his prosecutors for $500 damages. The
compaEy's attorneys, Dcssau 4 Hodges
OF Macon, fled q ttaverse, claiming that
Brennan was only an inspector, not an
agent of The company. and that, there
eore, service on him was not service on
the company. This point was argued 81
some Length, but Judge Sweat directed i
verdict against the traverse. Dessau 4
Hodges gave notice that they would ap-
peal 10 the supreme court, and pending
their decision the trial of the case proper
goes over.
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GEoRGIA's ErwQaTH LEAGUE.

Result Of the Election OF omcers.
To Meet at Americus.
Augusta, Ca, June 6.-Thc second an
nual convention of the Epworth League
nj Georgia adjourned tonight after a
three dsys' sessiS0
The officers elected are: President d.
L. Till of Macon; first vice president.
J G. Christian of Atlsn;a; second vice
fYcs' deaf, Rev. o. F. Cook of Guytoa
tAlrd Vice President, Mise Ida Young of
Deoatsr; secretary, John n walker Of
sparta; treasurer. Miss Harriet Good
rish OF Augusta: alter Of E7worth League
department Airs. ]. L. Di lon.
1hc nest meeting Y i'll be at Am~itus.
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coNNon WON'T DE CONVICTED.
The killing of Blackwell 10 De Sat
isGnctOrlly Explained.


Auguta. Ca. June 6.-Connor. the slayer
of Blackwell. continues silent as far as the
reporters are concerned. To-day he had Il
long conversation with Lawyer P. j. Sui
livan, and from what that gentleman said
10 the Morning News correspondent, Con-
TOR will be acquitted al the preliminary
trial. which viii occur early next week
before Judge Vaughan. Mrs. Blackwell,
wl:a of The dead man. has explained the
watch transaction. She says that she and
Connor have been life long friends and
that upon a joking proposition Of Connors
10 exchange which was made in the pres
enCe of friends, she allowed him to wear
her watch Her husband, she says, was of
q most horribly jealous disposition and her
life ives made SO miserable that she was
compelled to separate from him. Connor
stated to his lawyer yesterday that he had
never been with Mrs. Blackwell except on
one occasion, and that was at her own
homo and while other members of the fam
lily We're present
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LOOKING FOR
A COOL SPOT.

Come and see us and let US cool you off
while you are out shopping with our cleo
trio fans.
We have a grand assembIage OF table
necessities and luXuries covering every
want at low prices. We are doing every
thing in our power to make dealing with
us interesting and profita BILE; a single
trial order will make manifest the speciaI
advantages we are Offering.
Picnic Pineapple Cheese, Soc
Sliced Pineapples, per can, l0c
Extra Grated Pineapples, per can, lsc.
Queen olives, per quart, zoe.
Clipped Beef, per pound, zoe.
cakes Soap. l ID, 25c.
canned Soups, per can 25c.
Fresh Pretzels, per pound, 15c
Extra Extra i @ir Pecan Nuts. per ID. 2Oc.
These are only few of the big values
we are offering. We have not space
enough to cover them all; try us and see
No premiums given away with any of our
goods. We are in for straight business
The Up-to-Date-G
JOHN T. EVANS & CO..
1872 Congress street.
Having made several Improve
ments In our plant, we are now pre-
pared to give you much nicer work
than ever before. Ring us MP. You
NEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY.
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HOME ron THE SLAVES OF RUM.
Each SdquOr Dealer TO he Taxed So
TO support 1t.

Each Siquor Dealer 10 he Taxed s25
10 support IL.
Atlanta, Ga. June G.--Hon. ". II. Ven
able. president OF the state Senate, win
introduce a bill to establish a state inc
brIate asylum at the next session of the
legislature There are numbers of unfor-
tuaate men in this state" said President
Vcnable in discussing the matter to-day,
who have been ruined by drink. They
have no money and no way to secure
treatment. They are thrown out on the
world % continue their dissipation and
finally dio as they have lived. under the
Influence OF whisky They should be tn
hen Gaze OF and the people who sell the
siQueT are the hest ones TO pay the cost
4 have received an immense number Of
communications on this subject. and have
g pile Of figures that will make any man
favoR Tho establishment Of al asylum for
The slaves Of drink. TO establigh tho
IA; lura III amendment TO thu constitu-
doI viii have 10 be passed. l shall make
m effort 10 have a hi! passed for this
PURPOSE. and thea / shall canvass this
stais from enc end to the other and shall
not stop uiitii have founded the ucyl,m.
y special tax cf so I. year on each liuuo,.
dealer will support the Institution, ana /
believe they ~cul6 be perfectly willing TO
pay it,"
.h.. Ncaable .s Thoroughly In earnest
~ mis- WORK and says he Win spare neither
his tiirs nor h:a n.oaey in accomplishing
his purpose Of founding a place where
1hcsc unsortunatcs n;ay receive treatment
and be restored 10 ScSlth ana respectable
citizcaship.
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Two Deaths at Drunswick.

Brunswick. Ca, June Capt. NJ. Z.
Hayes, an aged gentleman, died to-doy
af:,r a long illness from kidney trou-
bles. His home is in Ottawa, Canada,
where he is rNpu:cd to have wealthy rela-
tives, but for some reason he liked a row.
ing life. He was a crack yAchiman and
devoted his life to he work. 1t is said
that he was oHe OF the famous Amer.cI' S
crew, which @sn the first internal isnai
match. Gait. G. Anderson OF the Nor
veVian bar6 Va4co de Cana, which az
rived tere Sc yerA DAYS ago from Per.
n..nbusS, B'azii. died last niglt from tu-
lar. LiONiH of the bowels
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sFECIAL NOTICES.
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mo FENCE"


NO FENCE"
To the Voters of Savannah-In order IN
vote at the ensuing election on July g. 1895
on the issue of Fence" or mo Fence -
you must register at the tax collectors
ONCE between the hours of a. M and
4 2. m, ON OR BEFORE THE THIR-
TENTH 03TED INST
4 The Citizens Industrial Committed" be-
Hevlng that 1t is essential to the health
ana prosperity of Savannah to have this
IS doing all in its power to accomplish
this end, and respectfully begs that Won
VIII qualify yourselves ny registering at
once, and before the usual rush begins
and that you will vote for mo Fence .
which means that cattle, horses mules
and other live stock will not be permitted
70 run at large, but must be kept within
Enclosures, and that owners of realty shall
not be burdened with the cost of fences
TO protect their property from trespasses
by roaming animals.
The health Of our people depends. in
large measure, upon the maintenance of
the drainage in and near this city upon
winch large sums of money have been
expended, These canals and bitches are
damaged continually by cattle which ne
cessltates the expenditure of thousands
of dollars annually for repairs
IF the mo Fence" law prevailed, men
OF small means would be better able to
buy and improve lots within and near the
city limits, because they would be relieved
OF the cost of fencing, and it is manifest
that the prosperity of this CITY would
thereby be greatly promoted.
BY authority of the Citizens Industrial
Committee. HERMAN MYERS,
Chairman
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Soth the method aud results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
ten; c-fcetually, dispels colds, head
gchcs and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist vino
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. h. NEW ToRG az
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i HEAVY TRACK Ar GBAvEsEND
Merry Prince Loses the BlemtOn
Stakes by Bad Riding.


Gravesend. June 6.-About 1900 persons
attended the races here to-day. but a
camper was placed on the sport by the
heavy track. the result of last nights
storm. The programme was marred some
what by Withdrawals and some OF he
fields were rather small.
There were only four candidates in the
race for the Blemton stakes for 2-yesr-
eds. Merry Prince was a hot favorite at
odds OF to ). The quartet ran heads
apart TO the turn home, when the favorite
forged to the front. Griffin then began 70
take matters easy. He did not. ap2qr-
emily, see Jefferson until a roar from the
spectators warned him OF his danger. lie
then went to work with a will on Merry
Prince, but was too late to stave off
Jeffers0n's rush, and the latter passed un-
der the wire winner by a head.
The going was known to suit Declare
and the Dwyer colt was sent to the post
not favorite for the Oneck stakes. De-
clare won easily by length from Song
ard Dance.
Summaries follow:
First Race-One mile. Owlet. Sc. c'Leary,
even, won, with Patrician second. Time
1:44. Only two starters.
Second Race-Six furongs. Mckee, 102,
Griffin, II to 5, won, with Manchester sec
ond and Hailstone third. Time 1:17
Third Race-The Blemton stakes, for
two-year-olds. five furongs. jefferson,
lO5, Reih, to I, won. with Merry Prince
second and The Native third. Time 1:04.
Fourth Race-The Oneck stakes, one and
a sixteenth miles. Declare, 112, Doggett.
to 5. won, with Song and Dance second
and Ajax third. Time 1:5Zs 1.
Fifth Race-Five furlonss. Shakespeare.
H. Penn, to ?, won. with Patrol second
and Airline third. Time 0is4.
Sixth Raee-One mile. Stowaway. us,
Taral, to /, won, with Ed Kearney second
and ChisWiclx third. Time 1.44lL.
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Csl"aed Dap.iat ConvcntIonn.

Brunswick, Ga, June 6.-The calored
state Snptist Missionary Ses icty R.v ".
J. White of Augusta preS.deAt, is in sAs-
on hire for one week. There arc 200 dsl--
gates, md 10 o3eitton the woman's mis-
sionary con- ention. with $50 delegates. is
also In session. They are all being well
catcrta!ned at the homes of the better
class Of Brunswick's colQTed citizens.
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kEENAN.-The friends and acquaint-
ance Of Mr. ana Mrs. Frank keenan, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
Of the former. from his late residence. 34iz
Broughton street, at ) o'clock this after
noon.
MINTIRE.-The relatives, friends am
acquaintances Of Mrs. Francis McIntire
are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral at 40 o'clock p. m. from the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Annie +. King, l36 Stasc
street.
ROCCA.-The relatives and friends Of
Mrs Maria Rocca and family are in
vited TO attend her funeral from $50 Hull
street at o'clock this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-07

Albany Ca, .iuEs f.-Ths funeral of
&c Jones, wAsse death toss place .cs-
teidsy. 0 ssurTsd to DAY at PalrayvA NJ.
Jones was an old, populSr and formally
y sA,hy Ntissn RLd had = large circle a
a2Qus:atancea lie ~aA q bishSy cd J.
cttsl MAJ aHd. one of me first graduates
OF tbs OK scEcol at Pennnsld.
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Two Black oIoonshincrs Caught.

Albany, Ca, June 6.-Deputy United
States Marshal Gid Martin, whose heal
quarters are here. made an unusual cap
ture last Saturday in Early county in the
persons of two negroes, Sam Byrd, ST.
and Sam Byrd, Jr. They had converted
their store house into a distillery, using
a wash pot and other crude arrangements
for this purpose. They were taken to
Columbus for trial.
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4 Politician Tsrns ,9enc,,cr

Athens, On, June CD. A. p. tahafeev
81 Jensr5on, twice defeated as tbs 3apr-
Isl candidate for attorney general Of
s.e2rgia. has been elected principal of Mar
IN ~. institute OF Jefferson. He retircs from
nc law and agrees to csclcw all ,,olitics
Nhile principal of the school
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against 49,
CHASING that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south Of
tne extended limits of the city Of Savan-
tanning one hundred and seven acres
more or less, bounded on the north bv
EsuIl avenue, east by Waters road. south
py lands OF Barstow, and west by lands of
Gen. A K. Lawton, as / have made n
contract for the purchase thereof. and
lndend TO apply TO the courts for a spe-
cine performance of the contract.
j. II. ESTILL.
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ONE THOUSAND MULES FOR SALE

ONE THOUSAND MULES FOR SALE.
Don't let this advertisement mislead you,
dear reader. When say mules 1 mean LIE
Panic Cigars. Some people call them mules
because they are stubborn competitors, and
will not and cannot be driven out by any other
nickel cigar under the sun They are the best
for the price that money can buy.
BY the box and in small quantities at the
MUTUAL CO-OPERATIvE ASSOCIATION
GEORGE S. VAN HORNE, Manager.
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MOUNT VERNON,

MOUNT VERNON,
THE PUREsT OF THEM ALL.
Whisky drinkers will please take
notice that 1 am now keeping the
world renowned and justly ceIe-
brated
MOUNT VERNON WHISKY.
BY the drink and by the gallon at
RUDOLPH MULLER's,
Cor. East Broad and Liberty streets.
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A SQUARE, MEAL.
Four for N DoIIur

The best days eating of your life
breakfast, Dinner and supper only
." cents The only place in the state
where 81 meals are sold for 25c.
FRIED's RESTAURANT.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL noorxS,
WeIsh's Essentials of Geometry in
Stock.
Second hand school books bought.
sold and exchanged.
j. GARDNER,
lis DrOughton street.