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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23

We have used Hoods sarsspsrEns for
our little boz, who bad running sore On
one Of his limbs he hsd suffered from
i for one and = half years He took
seven bottles Of Hoods Sa-szpzxiIla and
TIE sore i al healed and he Is now well.
Hood 6z-s4psrills elesnssd his blood and
cared hiD-" z 3. JoExsoS, Bridge
water, Iowa
Scrofuia Eraolcated.
II an great sufferer with blood trou-
be. have taken several bottles Of Hoods
S4rsspsriIla and ind II the best medicine
ever saw for scrotula humcrs and blood
poison. Il strengthens the system and
drives away that tired feeling. No one
knows the good Hood EsrsapsriIlz win do
urtil It has been faithfully tried - LAURA
n. LAwTos, Spragueville, New York.
Sores on Neck and Arms.
Last spring 1 had sores come on nv
reck and arms, owing TO bad blood and .
run down system Ny physician told mo
70 get Hoods sarssparilla and take it to
purify my blood After taking three bot
ties I was cured. II is an excellent spring
medicine" MRS. ANNA DTTZLKR. New
Danville, Pennsylys
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Hoods SarsapariIla

TIE statements n tie testimonial below
are fszilisr fsets 70 the t-neolste t-isnds
Of Mr.. Geo. a. Zirkls, school teacher, %
ut. HOreb, Tenn, very vel known
throughout TIE county, where be wa
born ard h&s always lived II illustrates
the wonderful power Of Hoods 5arsape-
r.Ils over all diseases q the blood Read Il /.
81 bslssye II Hoods SGrsspAriIla. Twin
tsl you why. / have suffered from in
heTiied serofuI& from childhood. When 81
years Of age ny eyes became
Strangely Affected.
/ coulc not read after sunset, and when ]
would close ny eyes I could not open
them; bat bn whichever side lay on that
side could open my eye. This condition
continued about two yse-E, and was sue
ossded - x srsolerable itching all over
my body and limbs had 70 have NY
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch
ne. Il was dreadful It continued a
month and WIS followed Immediately By q
tsAor IN the right side Of my neck as large
a. q small egg. I took physicians pre-
scriptions TIL lost hope. In the mean
time the tumor changed It's place 70 the
immediate front Of my neck, suppuxsted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF GEORGIA BONDS.


Executive Department, State OF Geor-
ga. Atlanta. March "a. 1ss5.-By author
lly ana IN pursuance Of an act Of the gen
eral assembly OF the state of Georgia en-
the Northeastern railroad; to make pro-
visions for the discharge Of the liability
u o. ne slate on the bonds OF said rail-
Ioaa company, and for this purpose to
authorize the issue Of bonds OF the state
me par value OF which shall be equal 10
the amount of the states liability by
reason Of its Endorsement upon The bonds
81 said company. 10 authorize the ex-
cnange OF said state bonds with the hold
II o. sald indorsed bonds, and TO pro-
we lor the sale OF 50 many Of the said
STATE ponds as may be necessary to pay
spcn OF the Endorsed bonds as shall not he
mus exchanged and of all accrued in
leIest on said Endorsed bonds. and for
otner purposes, approved Dec 49, 1894
DDS viii be received at the treasury OF
.ne state In the city Of Atlanta. Ga. un-
first day Of May. 1885, for:
- A series OF the bonds Of the state Of
Georgia, 70 pay. the principal and ac-
road bonds indorsed by the state. said
principal and interest amounting to two
hundred and ninety thousand $3.50 OOOO
doLars, more or less. The number az
bonds issued being determined by the cash
payment made by the purchaser of the
Northeastern railroad at the sale thereof
on April 18th prox., at Athens. Ga. Said
pohds snaii be OF the denomlnation Of five
nundred dollars each and shall be dated
May l, 1895, and due twenty years there
after and shall bear interest three and
one-haf per cent. per annum and shall
De payable both principal and interest. q
the ONCE OF the treasury of the state in
the city Of Atlanta, Ga, and also in taA
city OF New York at such a bank as the
governor may elect To each Of said
bonds coupons viii be attached for the in
terest due on said bonds which will he
paid semi-annually on the first dav If Mo-
and November Of each year All Of SAID
bonds to be delivered and paid for al the
treasury of the state or at the fiseaI
agency Of the state as the governor ana
treasurer may elect on the first dav ~
May, 1893, or as soon as the bonds are
delivered to the purchaser Safd bon5s
viii be non-taxable by any autbori+v
whatsoever in this state All hands rn,,st
be accompanied by a deposit of
ten thousand dollars. 10 he
made with the treasurer of
the state, which deposit is made "a a
guarantee that the successful bidder viii
faitnrully carry out his contract as SCI
forth in his bid made to the treasurer
as aooVe called for. Said deposit NAV he
made in a check for that amounf cartf
fed by solvent bank approved Nv -
treasurer. The right is hereby reser1,s.S
TO reject any and all bids and under a
provision Of the act authorizing fba saIe
no bid will be received at price less tban
par nor VIII any bid be received Wiz
any proviso or condition other than thai
called for in the advertisement.
r. u. HARDEMAN GovsTn1,
treasurer of Georgia.
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DESPERATE Plight wlrn a NEGRO.
He Body wounds "a Marshal and g.
shot Through che Neck

shot Through The Neck
Milisn. Ga. march zZ-In attempting 70
arrest ghs1raek Riley. a negro who vac
wanted on a charge " burglary. Marshal
n p. Davis. ~ 5iillen. came very near
losing his Ire to-day. Tie negro at
tempted 80 entrance into the store ~
George W. Lewis. ~ Iawtonville, I'VE
miles above here, last night. bur was
prevented by some one coming 10. lie
fed. ana early this morning those in
search ~ him locatcd him IA tho woods
near IlileE, where he was cutting wood
Marshal Davis apd Abner Beloher went
- arrest him. Sir. Belcher asked MIN II
he had measure on his az handle, and
after he said there was not, told him 10
give n 70 him. - he could put one On II.
After Mr. Beicber had secured the tx.
Marshal Davis told the man he had CONS.
for him. The negfos reply was, what
for, cApy" ana before any answer could be
made he began firing on Marshal Davis.
who fell. Mr. Belcher then grappled with
the negro and succeeded IA keeping him
from shooting any more. Mr.. Davis.
however, recovered sufficiently 10 attempt
20 rise, and, seeing the fight stiu going
on, fired AT close range, shooting the
negro through the neck. The doctor who
examined him says he viii die
Marshal Davis Is also IN a very, danger
Gus condition, he being shot in the side.
and the physicians have so far been un.
able 10 locate the ball.
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and vas followed b. othsrs, til SIX lad
formed and broken.
" Finally, three year. age, another large
tuuor seated itseif On tie poiut O. ~ col
Lar bone and In six months aoothe- half
way back On the bone Both Of them soo-
began 70 discharge and continued 70 dc 90
TIL about seven months ago. I.rie6 every
thing, including prescriptions. IwEs often
20 weak that could scarcely walk and nv
mind was 70 confused that could scarcely
attend 70 ny business school teaching).
was utterly discouraged. And now ny
story draws 70 close. began the use 0.
Hoods Ssrzaparilla a little less than 3 year
ago, and took I've bottles. When began
had no faith In Il. Il less than q months
Both the Sores
On ny shoulder were healed; was cured
Of . Troublesome catar-h; and scrofulous
habit has steadily grown lsss apparent.
weigh more than ever did in my life and
am In the best Of health considering my
constitution. Do you wonder that be-
heye in Hoods sarsapArillsf / can do nc
LEES than recommend It everywhere
GEO. A. ZTEKLE, Mt. Horeb, Tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
LIQUOR LICENSES.

City Of Savannah. once Clerk Of Coun-
ell. Savannah. Ga. March IS, 1ses-The
following applications TO retail liquor dur
ing the year 1895 were read at the meeting
OF Council March -, 1885, and referred 10
the committee Of the whole
A. ~. MANUCY.
Clerk Of Council
P. Bird, northwest corner Mcclure and
River street; Mrs. z. Helmken, East
Boundary and South Broad streets; A H
Kennedy, 122-124 Bryan street
The following applications to transfer
liquor licenses for year 1885. were referred
to the committee of the whole: Joseph A.
Counihan, to transfer license to j. J.
Reed, northwest corner Liberty lane and
East Broad street: p. Ryan, agent, "a
transfer license from Cuyler and Ander-
son streets to No. 237 Gwinnett street; J.
W. Durrence. to transfer license to NJ
Kalaski. at 30 Congress street; A B.
EIarbee, 70 transfer license from No. 2ls
Congress street to No. 2JS Congress street;
II. o. Strickland, to transfer license to r.
A. Greene at 19l Wayne street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
SOUTH D4KoTA's QUARANTINE.

The Government Ediet similar 70
That Of the Governors.
CFnata, &eb. March z.-speclals 70 The
Worl1-Eferals from Pierre AMI Dead
Hooe. +. o. declare that the quarantine
proclamation against Texas cattle which
has caused - much anaszsnnent at.Wash-
lngton and 70 cattle men and packer. f.
s1entioaily the came a. the PROCLAMATION
iszBe1 ~ the governors u Colorado, wy
ornirz and Ssbraska. and the regular
order ~ the agricultural department At
Washington. ard Will not affect the ship
usnf u cattle 70 the ranges of South
Da<O-a- The cattle which have been
yearly shlpre1 % South Dakota come
from the panhandle region Of Northern
Tszss, north II The progcr1be. latitude
Cattle shipped into Colorado and Wyo-
ming came from the same region. The
governors proclamation simply guards
against what might occur II cattle from
Bo1thern Texas were 70 be shipped north.
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Medicine

. sesy % t4k. z7d . really aszfnIztsd, fhs Pur-
fling Viszzi-g and enriching elsmeuts q Hoods sar-
sauz-llz-o0-bi,a5 from natures OWE storehouse q
rs-s-z5s rcness fer hurn2n H. pass into tie stomach
az sc tbsn silently bat certainly taken Up By TIE blood
z-5 s-1t 70 every organ and tissue q TIE body-
TIE effect Is often EaziezL
TIE weakness Is soon driven q, that tired fseEng
aP2ezrs, tie nerves are built Up, The sozch rssuss
IL tasks even greedy, tie appetite becomes shzrp
3 vhetst0ne arc The whole nan feel made anew"
Tie wonderful cures Of Serotula, Salt Rheum, and
Other dreadful diseases prove ne great curative, blood
purifying powers Of Hoods szrssps-ina.
You undoubtedly need good sP1ng Medicine.
Take Hoods sarsapariIls, the great blood purifier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
SALE OF a ROAD PosrPosED.
The Atlanta ana FLORIDA Not 10 ne
Sold To-day.

Sold To-Day.
Atlanta "a, March u-Ths Atlanta
ans Fioric4 railroad. which has gene
fhroggn q number u orders of sale ~
court, and many posfpouemeats az the
eams. VII not b. pslt On the block to
nnorroH. ~ contenlpiate1 under The most
recent or1eT A bill has been Sled be-
fore Judge Newman, II me United States
court, making other parties par.
fiss - the sult q the Cen
gai Trust Company. which =
forscioslng IS glo-fRaRe, and fo-rnorrow
instead N selling ~ read The court VII
herr argument o. these new Dleadlugs
. temporary postponeFneut u the sale
having been ordered until March %
r. ~ CDksr, r. r. 5ianGox and VI. -
Grant, DDnaholders for me road since its
last reorEantzztiDn. are the new parties
- the eu4t They DO not believe the pres-
sst time YOU'D 10 acy2nfaxeous y, sell
fne rad and are after a further post
prnemeut Until business Is brighter.
gHich may be granted ~ the court to-
morrow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
4 PoPuLIsT PARTY ~ CAROLINA.

Col John 3. DaFEan of sumter TO
Take the Lead in It's Organization.
Columbia. 8. q, March z.-For several
years the effort to organize a Peoples
party in South Carolina has been con-
h1euny expected. 4 good deal Of wo-k
has been done in the past few years
among real populiatg. but they have been
blding their time. Tomorrow Col John J.
DarNan u Sumter. an ayoWed p0puiiat.
viii make tne announcement THAI he will
organize the Peoples party as soon as
the Constitutional convention fight Is over.
He says The first end 10 be achieved Is
a free ballot and an honest count No
man who Is for the sake Of any party,
factiousl Or race triumph, willing to com
init. of 70 encourage others TO commit
fraud Or perjury or resort 10 any cleo
ton tricks Of any kind, need expect lead
ership IN this party In this state-not AZ
least while I am above ground"
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2 O'CLOCK DINNER.

f. A. Ferris & Co. hams. Charles Davis
& Co. hams, Deerfoot Farm pork, with
beans, sugar corn, fine sweet potatoes.
green peas. sliced peaches, with Lsthrop
cream.
II will give US great pleasure TO have
more frequent calls from our patrons and
the public generally. We have an extern
sive stock OF fine goods. English. French
and German Delicacies, besides our own
country's Injuries.
Weean supply you at wholesale as wen
as reebil.
a call costs nothing. and our force VIII
take delight in serving you
Our goods are the purest and best that
can be purchased. Our service prornpt
and our constant aim Is to be reliable.
A. VI. a c. w. WEST.
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Brooklyn Regulars Down the Colts

augusta. Ga. March 22-About $50
people witnessed me game Of ball to-day
between two teams made UP from the
Brooklyn team. The day was a cloudy.
typical March day. The score follows:
r. II. r.
Regulars .......... 2oO110O21-7 y s
Colts ................ O71OO34 3-2I Is s
Regulsrs-stein and Daily. Colts-Ken-
nedy and Burrell.
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ATTENTION, TRAVELLERS.

A meeting Of those interested in the old
travellers organization and all other tray-
eHng men are requested to attend an i'm
portant meeting at the Screven house, S
p N. this Saturday night, for the purpose
or diHposlng OF assets and for other i'm
portant matters connected with inter
changeable 5,000-nnile book.
BY order JOS. LOVEESTEIN
Z. KULMAE, President,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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A MOUTH FULL OF LOOSE RR,sr,.rx

MOUTH FULL OF LOOSE BRIsTLEs
That is what you get when mn
inferior Tooth Brush is used. Guard
against that by using the famous
"LARIENE BRUSH" Every ono
guaranteed by
HARVEY a BUssEY.
Successors J.. c. Strong,
81 Bull Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FANCY FRUIT.

FANCY FRUIT.
1000 Fancy California Naval Orr
anges only SOC per dozen.
Fancy Baldwin Apples.
Fancy Valencia Oranges zoe dozen.
1000 dozen Fresh EGGS 121zc dozen
Fresh Mailet Zoe just in. i5c pound.
Fancy Smoked Salmon soc pound.
2s Pineapple. heavy syrup, lOc can.
No B cater Mackezel.
Try our Table Butter, CSC pound.
Imported Sardines l0c can.
Is Corned Beef Zoe can.
rs Deviled Ham or Tongue &C can,
rs Deviled Ham Toe can.
Is Lunch Tongue sc can.
Is Clipped Beef zoe can.
2s Standard Tomatoes sc can.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE AssocIA-
TION,
GEORGE 5. VAN HORNE, AseAt.
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Columbia, S. G, March 22.-Last Tues
day the seven-year-old daughter Of NJ.
A. Funderburk of Lancaster county, was
playing in the yard, with an open knife
in her hand. She fell andsthe knife pierced
her neck. She bled to death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
A TRILBY HANDICAP.
Metropolis Foot Not as Pretty as
Hers, But he Won Easily.

menopoles EOot Not as Pretty as
Hers, But He Won Easily.
New Orleans. La. March 22.-Trilby has
broken It's way into the race track, and
to-day the T'riby handicap. guaranteeing
$40 70 the winner. was made the feature
OF the programme. with ten good horses
in the field. Metropole went 70 the post
a strong favorlte at 70 ]. and with Pen
ny up virtually won the race as he pleas
ed. The weather was fair and the track
fast.
Imported Wolsey was favor1te in the
first race and finished third.
Peytonia. an odds-on favorite IN the sec
ond race. ran second. and Miniver in the
third race was the first favorite to land
the purse.
Panway was made an odds-on fayorite
in the last race at Z To 10. and failed TO
show.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Seven furlongs. selling
Lay on. l0i, Turner, to /. won. with p.
F. Fly, Jr.. 107. Midgely, TO !. second
and Imp. Wolsey, 107. Mccus, to 5. third.
Time l:2s9+.
Second Race-one mile. purse cass.
l05. ]. Scott. to !. won. with Peytonia,
lo5, Keith. to 10, second and Artless,
1N, G. Johnson, 3 to /, third. Time IA.
Third Race-Five and one-half furlongs,
selling. Miniver 10, Blake. to 5, won,
with DR.. Work, l03 Keith. y to /. second
and VanBrunt, 1915 Mcknight, Is TO /,
third. Time !. 90.
Fourth Rsce-Six furlongs. Trilby ham
dicap. Metropole. 100 Penny. to /, won,
with Nero, lie. J. Mcdonald. Is to /. sec
ond and Miss Galop 10s. H. Shields, Is
to !. third. Time l15.
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Little Phil.
107. Mayberry, 10 to l. won. with Gee Whiz.
10l, Turner to !, second and DR. Reed
81, Mccue to ], third. Time 1:l59t.
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Waynesboro. Ga, March Cool. John
Wayuesboro. Ga. March 22.-John u.
Nunneriyn. Esq, OF this city died this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Dir. Munneriyn had been III for several
weeks, but was considered much better
The deceaged was well known through
out the state. and was a man Of genial
Opposition making friends wherever he
went. He leaves a devoted wife and an
only son. John D. Munnerlyn, Jr.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon from mis- late residence. His
ufe was insured for $4,000.
Mr.. Munnerlyn WAS we'll known in this
city whore hts family at one time re-
sized. lie was a son or the late Major
j. X. Munneriyn, inspector OF dry culture,
who died during the epidemic Of 1876, ana
q brother Of Jas. X. Munnerlyn, formerly
Of this city and now "A citizen Of Florida
Jie was a native Of Georgetown. S. G.,
and removed 10 Georgia Just after the
cioHo 81 the war IN which he served as a
gallant solder. lie WAS for many years
~ the Insurance business and was one
of the best known and most popular men
aa the state. lie was So years Of age
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
NOTICE TO TAILORs-

City OF Savannah, ONCE Clerk of Council
March Is. 1S95.-Bids win be received ~ The
office OF the Clerk OF Council until 10 m. 1'TTE.S
DAY March 20. 1895. for furnishing the Fire
Department with summer uniforms according
70 specifications 10 he seen or applications at
this office. The city reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids. -
By Order Of the Committee on Fire
A. n. MANUCY
Clerk OF Council
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Columbia. S. G.. March 22.-Robert
Adams. a colored youth OF Barn we'll
county. accidentally shot and killed War
rem Dixon. also colored, while the two
were hunting rabbits.
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GIANTS on For Columbia.

jacksonville, Fla, March 22.-The New
York Giants left this afternoon at &
O elock for Columbia. s. C.
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BALTIMORE BEATS MONTGOMERY.
The Visiting Club scores Is Runs 10
By the Locals.

4 By the Locals.
Montgomery. Ala, March z2-The Bal
tlmore base ball club opened the season
to-day with an exhibition game with the
local team. Considering the soreness Of
the home team. and this being their first
game. their work was very creditable. A
large crowd saw the game. Tho score fol-
loys.
r. II. T..
Baltimore ........................... l3 /
Montgomery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 6
Decentralization Esper and Hoffer;
Rappold, Spot and claussn. Clark of the
Orioles umpired.
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EST. s. w. BRANCH:
SPECIAL NOTICE.

I beg leave 10 inform the public that
I have received on consignment from one
Of the largest and best known manufac-
turers in New York an assortment of
clothing, consisting of mems, boys, and
childreEs suits, together with an i'm
mense stock OF pants for men. boys and
children (short kness pants).
The goods being consigned to me with
orders to sell at any price SO as to con-
vert stock into cash am unable TO quote
prices. as there is no fixed price for any
thing.
my orders being to sell the goods, my
commission being guaranteed, will sell
regardless of values.
This Is the finest lot of clothing ever
offered by me. 1t is to your advantage
to call early. so as to avoid the rush.
JAUDON.
ing would do well to attend this sale.
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8 O'CLOCK BREAKFAST.

The finest coffee you ever drank. high
grade English breakfast tea SHREDDED cod
fish, smoked salmon. salmon for Gro
quotes; oat meal, wheat. whatlett ana
samp.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR 3 O'CLOCK TEA.

Very delicate German WATERS a de-
licious tea OF our own blend; nourishing
chocolates, cocoa and broma. German
strawberry and raspberry preserves.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

with the rest of them-onIy we arc
inclined 10 think that IL you will
give rs a call, you will ind that we
are just n tribe under any body else,
thnf fs, when II comes 10 a matter
of hrst-cIass estabIes and drinka-
bIes. We keep nothing else. You
know ut this time of year all cam
ed goods must be sold. We are clos
ing out all our canned fruits and
vegetables as rapidly as possible be-
fore the new crop arrives.
Our prices are n little under every
one else.
LET Us PROVE 1T.
EST. s. w. BRANCH.
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NOT QUITE
SUMMER YET,
BUT
We are quite ready TO show the
largest stock of Mems, BOYS, and
ChiIdren's
SPRING CLOTHING
ever shown by us and at induciD.r
prices.
B. Il. LEVY & BRO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
NEW ORLEANS beats sT. LOUIS.
Luck In BunchinE Hits Won the Day
for The PcIicans.

for the PeIicans.
New Orleans. La. March 22-The New
Orleans team did up Wonder Ahe's
Browns to-day in the seventh inning.
when they made five runs and snatched
the victory, adding two more in the ninth.
The home teams hits were very well
placed though not numerous. The score
was
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
FINE GOODS.
-: at -
Low PRICES.

Pint bottle Tomato Catsup. 10c.
Pound jar Jelly only Toe.
Preserves in tins, IL 1-2c.
Jar Good Mustard, 10c.
Fine Hams only IL 1-2c.
Fine large Tongues only soc.
Fresh Eggs only 15c dozen.
-: at -
WILLIAM G. CooPER's,
IS Whitaker Street.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

City Treasurers once, Savannah. Ga.
March l6, 1S95.-As soon as practicafSe
after Monday, the 18th, executions viii
be issued and placed in the hands Of
the city marshal for collection against
all tax payers in Arrears for the Whole
or any portion, of the taxes, real or per
sonal, for the year 1894
c. s. HARDEE.
City Treasurer
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Boston Beats Washinnton.

Charleston, S. c.. March 22.-The weather
was bleak and threatening this afternoon
and there was only small attendance at
the BAH park. Washington and Boston
played. The score follows:
r. II.
Boston ................. 0 0O0I01O IA II
Washington ............0 0 020OO-2 s
Ratteries-Sulhyan. Dolan. Wilson and
Warner; Stockdale. Anderson. Mcclure
and Coogan.
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SPECIAL KoTICEA
THOS ? GLEASON.
Gal CUNNINGHAM
THoS. 2. GLEASON CO.
-PUASKI House STABLES
Livery and Boarding,
rs AID 10 Bryan strret.
TeIephone 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Keep Your stores and Houses Clean.
Turkey Feather Dusters Mt Cost.

We have a very large stock Of them
and make the following price list: 10
inch, zoe; l2-nch, 25c; lf-inch, Csc; lG-
inch, SOC; ls-lnch, soc. Also Agate Iron
and Black Saucepans. Tin and Porcelain
Lined, at the same reduced rate. These
prices only at
LOWELL & LATTIMoREs.