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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-20
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.


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SWITCHES ~ GREY. BLONDE,
drab. black, brown shade lu stock and
made to order. by the most sknlful hair
dresser Qua Georgia, late of Paris. London
and New York. lOs Brourhtou street. The
place Tor stylish and becoming hair cut
ting and hairdressiug- Special attention
given to children's huir-cutung.
BUCKBOARDs. SEE MY NEW SIX
and twelve passenger buckhoards with
tops. no sun or rain. j.. g.. Gleason.
Cglethorpe stables.
FINN'S AUCTION ROOM: YOU CAN
hud almost anything you want I pay
spot cash for bicycles. or VIII buy any
kind OF fixtures and merchandise.
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats. vegetables. etc. try Scott g. Davis
81 Henry street; all goods promptly de-
hvered at lowest prices.
II NOU WANT To BUY FURNITURE
or household goods OF any kind cheap.
go 90 Wilson's auction house.
FIRST PICNIC OF THE SEASON
The picnic season VIII soon open, and
70 enjoy yourself you must have your
feet in good condition for dancing. The
only way TO do this Is TO send for Lem
Davis. the surgeon chiropodlst. who will
remove your corns and iugrowing nails
without pain; orders left at Wheeler
drug store. corner Bull and state streets
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THE ANCIENT mBERxIAxs.

The state Convention over and the
order Now Planning for the Na-
tionaI.
AL of the remaining delegates 10 the
biennial convention Of the Ancient Oraer
81 Hibernians in Georgia returned TO the
city yesterday morning While there was
no important business transacted at the
meeting. il was a pleasant one through
cut and there was a fun representation
from every division Of tha order in the
state
the state, mum berlng iu an about go MEM
hers. Four of these divisions are in Sa-
Flunah, two ia Atlanta. TWO IN Macon.
one Orb Augusta. and one M Marble Hill
The most interesting action or the con-
Kantion Was the passage Of the resolutions
IN which the Hlberniaus declared Their
devotion 10 the stars ana stripes, and the
country of their adoption, and condemn
ca such organizations as seek to abridge
a mans rights or liberties because OF MS
race, religion or descent
The Hiberuians are now looking forward
with great interest to the assembling of
the national convention of their order IN
Detroit on July II. This viii De the sew
enth biennial convention and the fortieth
national convention II VIII be presided
over by Mr.. j. J, O'Connor Of this city,
tle national president, who was elected
tWO years ago at Omaha. Georgia Will
send a good representation TO Detroit.
only the state officers and the county
residents are allowed 10 attend the con-
ven,ion as delegates. In Georgia these
are 4. g. Gouley of Augusta, state presi-
dent: James Gillespie of Atlanta, state
secretary; James J. Powers Of Savannah,
state treasurer, and the county presidents
are John J. MOrissey of Savannah, Z. NJ.
Nulherin of Augusta, p. J. Duffy OF Ma
ron. Z. G. Keeney Of Atlanta and James
ST. Malone of Marble Hill
This delegation of officers Will be ac-
c0mpanied on the trip by several of the
leading Hibernians of the state, who will
make up q sort of a tourist party. The
exercises at the national convention will
begin on Tuesday, July H. with solemn
pouufical high mass, celebrated by RI.
Rev Bishop Foley of Michigan, the ma
ti0nal chaplain of the order, at ST. Peter
and st. Paurs cathedral. Bishop Foley
will also preach, and in the evening will
tender a reception TO the delegates in the
Catholic Club parlOrs. There VIII be a
banquet Wednesday night, a parade
Thursday, and a sail on the lakes Friday.
The convention will be attended by about
500 delegates, and is expected to be the
largest in the history Of the order. There
will also be present "a large number of
ladies. representing the new feature Of the
order-the Ladies Auxiliary.
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IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in Savannah and
Elsewhere.

GAhGMnGEcs
The Southern States Passenger Asso-
citation has just published its schedule of
summer tourist rates to coast resorts to
remain in effect until September 30. To
Cumberland Island from Savannah 500;
from WaycrOss, So; from Charleston, $40. 90.
To Morehead City from Savannah $2L20;
from WaycrOss. $25.O5; from Brunswick,
SIG; from Charleston. Sl6.G0. To st. Simons
Island from Savannah, SASS; from Way
cross, $50; from Charleston, $40. To
WrightsVille, n. G, from Savannah, $3.50;
from Brunswick. $22.40; from Charleston,
$l1.S5; from WaycrOss, $2l.45. To Beaufort,
S. c., from Savannah, S315; from Charles
ton, $4.10; from Waycross, $500.
The Plant system has just issued a fold
er showing its new schedule over the en-
tire system, which went into effect last
Sunday.
D. E. Maxwell. general manager of the
Florida Central and Peninsular, is in town
to-day.
A. A. Gallagher, southern passenger
agent Of the Missouri Pacific, with head
quarters at Chattanooga, was in town yes
terday.
Mr.. Joseph Burke has retired from the
receivership of the Chattanooga Southern.
Mr.. H. A V. Post Of New York has
been elected president of the Chattanooga
Southern since It's reorganization.
Mr. w. F. Browder, Jr., has been APP
pointed travelling freight agent of the
Louisville and Nashville, with headuuar-
ters at Memphis, Tenn.
NJ. F. Bonanza has been appointed gen
eral manager of the Chattanooga South
ern.
The Central of Georgia has transferred
its agency at Munnerlyn, from L. L. Jen-
nings to l.. F. BrannOs.
Vice President Harahan of the Illinois
Central takes a business-like view of the
relations of the railroads and the news-
papers The policy of Withholding from
the press legitimate news, details of ac-
cidents and matters Of Importance, which
obtains in the majority of railroad Of
fees, does not meet with his
as far as his road-the Illinois
Central-is concerned, a new leaf must
be turned over and the press and public
must be treated more civilly.
The Bayview mills of the Illinois Steel
Company, Milwaukee, have just complet-
ed a shipment of 500 tons of steel rails
for Japan. The Illinois Steel Company
has the contract for furnishing the rails
for the new roads in Japan that are be-
ing built by the China and Japan Trading
Company.
The total number of lines and miles of
railroads under construction to date in
the AZ states and territories is 205 lines
and 1918 miles of road
The Baldwin locomotive works have
just closed another important contract
with the Russian government for sixty
large freight engines; with the compile
ton of this contract, the firm will have
constructed since October, 1895, 1874 en-
gineS for the Russians.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee for New
York-Mlss L. Adams, Miss NJ. Smith,
Mrs Eppler, W. Lang, j. Taussey,
Miss NJ. Wilson, J. F. Alder, Capt War,
rem, wife and child, A. II. Douglass and
wife, Mr.. McPhilllps, J.. 3. Yauch, DR..
Charles W. Gable, Miss Fannie Lloyd,
Miss Edna May, A. Cupltt, II. l. Couch,
Mrs Northscott. o. Arndl, w. 3. sey-
mour, A. j. Cook, +. IL. Wetherbee C..
Ashley, John Casey, Rosa Gregory, Sarah
Chip, Josephine Casey. Rebecca Williams,
Hagar Armstrong Mr.. VanPelt and wife,
Moses Smith, Emma Smith, A. Sandgar-
ten, William A. Blase, y. A. Glenden-
ming, Ferris Joseph. G. W. Williams.
Per steamship Gate City, for Boston,
via Philadelphia-brom Boston: G.. w.
Blsle L. A. Gum, X. Bouteller. J. D..
Blossom and wife, Mr.. Myers and wife,
John Ahearn, Il. j.. Burnham, Rev. w.
Bradley, l.. II. Thorne and one steerage.
From Philadelphia: X. T. Boyd, S. s..
Prosser, c. A. Bastian, W. Y. Albert
son.
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Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vlcin-
ity till midnight, May %, 1895: Wednes-
day continued fair and warm southerly
winds.
Indications for Georgia: Fair, except in
extreme northern portion; local thunder
storms sOutherly Winds
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
Vannah, Ga, on May -, 1856 with the
normal for the day: Temperature-Nor-
NAL "a; mean, 81; excess for this date,
s. accumulated deficiency since Jan. J.,
1896, 80
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
NAL 09; amount for May -. 1896, 90; de-
parture from the normal, 10, total de-
parture since Jan. l. 1896, Ill
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum
temperature, u.
For same day last year; Maximum
temperature, "a; minimum temperature.
g.; rainfall, T.
The hight of the Savannah river at
Augusta at 8 a. m. Goth meridian time)
yesterday was "a feet, a fail of OIL feet
during the preceding twenty-four hours.
United States Department of Agricult-
ure, Weather Bureau-Gotton region bullc-
tin, Savannah, Ga. for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m, 10Th Meridian
time May 10. 1886
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MIR. DU BIGNON's ENGAGEMENTS.
Has Appointments Almost Every Day
Up to June 9.

Has Appointments Almost Every Day
Up to June 9.
Hon. f. G. duBignon, who is making
such an active and vigorous campaign OF
the state on the sound money platform,
has made engagements to speak right up
TO June 6. the date on which in many of
the counties the primary for delegates 70
the state convention and legislators will
MIR. da Bignon spoke yesterday at Hines
Vile r. Liberty county. To-day he Will
address the democrats of Decatur county
at Ba. ibridge. He is doing effective work
and the free silver sentiment IN many
places where he has been is decidedly on
the waue. Mr.. du3ignOns other appoint
ments are as follows:
Friday. May %, Morgan. Calhoun county
Saturday May %, Eastman, Dodge
Monday. May %. Talbotton, Talbot
tuesday, May &C. zebulon, Pike county
Thursday, May Is. Fort Gaines, Clay
Friday, May %, Cuthbert. Randolph
Saturday, May 80, Ellaville, Schley coun-
ty, and Buena Vista, Marion county.
These are his engagements to June l.
During the first week in June he will prob
ably speak in Jasper, Gwinnett, Dough
erty, Bib and Fulton.
Although the primaries will occur in
some of the counties on June 6, Mr.. duBig-
non is now making engagements to speak
in those counties which have deferred ac-
ton on the senatorial question, and will
continue his active campaign in behalf
of the cause he represents.
At the recent National Arbitration Con-
ference in washington Mr. duBignon was
appointed a member of the permanent
committee of twenty-seven for the pros
ecution in every practicable way of the
work begun by the conference. Mr.. du-
Bignon has accepted the appointment.
There will be a meeting of the committee
in New York city to-day for the pur-
pose OF organizlng ana getting IN shape
course, be unable to attend on account
of his engagements At this meeting an
executive committee will be appointed,
with power to act, for the general com
mittee. Mr.. duBignOn is the only member
Of the committee from Georgia.
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Observations taken May 49, 1886, 8 D. m.
at the same moment Of time at all stations
for the Morning News:
Boston, IS, W NV. " TO- clear.
New York city, g., " NV, v s, clear
philadelphia, g. n, 10, cloudy.
Washington City Is, NV, 10, rain
Norfolk, "a, W sw, v u. partly cloudy.
Hatteras, Y, " SW, V 20, partly cloudy.
Wilmington, "a W SW, 16, partly
Charlotte, t a. W sw, V 6. partly cloudy.
Atlanta, 7 "a, W SW, v p, partly cloudy.
Tia ayRsnn%a = q s. sE Z; sls Clear
Jupiter, IS W SIC, 10, partly cloudy.
Key West, rs, " p, TO- clear.
Tampa, rs, W NV V 6. clear.
Pensacola, rs, W SW, Y 10, clear.
Montgomery, IS. W SW, v light, clear.
Vicksburg t 81, W SW, light, partly
cloudy.
New Orleans. t Is, W SIC, V s, partly cloudy.
Galveston, t rs, W Sc, Z, partly cloudy.
Corpus Christi. 50. Sc p. partly
Palestine, t 80. S, g, cloudy.
Memphis, "a. W S, cloudy.
PPitttt5s5}u1rg, te6S. W \, lIiighhtt cloudy.
Betroi5, g. T. Y Nj, ' 5, s Clear gear
Chicago, 80, " NE, V a. cloudy
Marquette, t A., W n. light, clear.
fBI av Pap, t. 81 y v NE b 9 oioSdv
St. Louis, t 70, v NE, Y u, raining.
Kansas City, g. " 81, Y Y, cloudy.
MI III Ildllt5 Ozs w Of4s v II, cloudy.
Dodge City, rs, W NE, V u, clear.
Oklahoma, t 78 " S, V IA, cloudy.
Standardization AZ inch; New YORK
city, .06; Philadelphia, trace; Washing ton
city, .48; Memphis, trace; Cincinnati
trace; Pittsburg, "a; Buffalo, trace; De-
troit %; st. Louis, %; Kansas CITY. .38:
North Platte, trace; Dodge City trace.
t, temperature; W, wind; v, velocity.
United States Department Of AgricuI-
tqre, Weather ists - Bureau. Savannah, Ca,
ness and unsettled weather Continues In
the central Mississippi valley, and over
the Middle Atlantic coast. elsewhere It is
for the most part clear. or nearly so.
The barOme trio pressure has increased
over the lakes, accompanied by clearing
and cooler weather.
The barometric pressure is low along the
Upper Atlantic coast over the great cen
trail valleys and the southwest over
which latter section the area Of lowest ba-
rometric pressure is situated.
Rain has been general over the central
portion Of the country, and the Upper Ar
lantic coast; none has fallen in the Gulf
and South Atlantic coast states. and the
temperatures have, for the most part, re-
NAMED stationary. VIM. NJ. Dudley.
Observer in CHARGE
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Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
-739 bales upland cotton, 200 bales sea
island cotton, 50 bbls oil, 79 bbls rosin,
222 bbls spirits turpentine, q, 500 feet lum-
Der. is bales moss, 407 tons pig iron /
car iron pipe, 100 bales domestics, 1891
bbls vegetables, 8,062 crates vegetables, %
bbls fruit, 661 pkgs mdse, l6 cases cigars,
q turtles.
Per Italian barkentine Emilia for Ca
diz-76 800 slaves, valued at S3O00--Ameri-
can Stave and Cooperage Co.
Per schooner Robert G., McQuillan, for
Atlantic City-50 451 feet pitch pine boards,
by e. b. Hunting g. Co.. and 363,068 feet
pitch pine boards, by John A. Calhoun
Total 3519 feet
Per schooner Jennie Thomas, for Balti-
more-16S,4 32 feet pitch pine lumber by
Il. d. Hunting & Co., and 322, 1913 feet
pitch pine lumber, by Dixon, Mitchell &
Wells-Total 49l, 165 feet.
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MEMORANDA.

schooner Georgetta. Lawrence. Rollent. n.
y.
Jacksonville. Fla. May l9.-Entered.
steamship Seminole, Chichester, New
York, and cleared 10 return.
Cleared, schOOners Celia r., Randall.
New York; Edward c.. Hight, Love, Balti-
more.
r. r. Ruudeu Fountain. Jacksonville ;
Clare T. Bergen, Burroughs, Charleston;
Erastus Wiman. Harris. Charleston Anna
L. Milford, Charleston; Adele BAH, Wood
hun, Charleston
Boston, May T.-Arrived schooner vi
ola Reppard, Cummings. Brunswick
Baltimore, May 17-Arrived. schooners
Frank Nanderherchen. Crawford, Savan-
nah; Ida j. Lewis, Somers Charleston.
Brunswick, Ca, May l6.-Sailed, bark
Pedro (Sp). RabOia. san Sebastian.
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Ocean City. n. j., May 17.-Schooner
Alice Bell, Chadwick, from Gardiner, Ne,
for this port, with ice, is the vessel be-
fore reported stranded on the bar. She
is still hard aground, and Is partly filed
with water. 1t is thought she viii be "a
total loss. Crews of the life saving sta
tons failed to float hcr Cargo insured
no insurance on the vessel.
Vineyard Haven, May 1.-THE work Of
er Enterprise. recently sunk near Nor
toms ShOal. Nantucket Sound. was COM
menced yesterday by the Boston Tow
boat Co. About thirty tons weue Sc
guFaD
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NOTICE no MARINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
ma ton will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free Of charge i'm United States hy-
geographic Office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
Washington, May 17.-Notice is given
by the lighthouse board that the lens
at Hog Island light station, on the
southerly part Of Hog Island, north side
Of Great Machipongo Inlet, Va, was re-
paired May 10, and the light now shows
it's proper Characteristic Of a white flash
every AZ seconds.
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kind of a man mat every man should be,
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cry tobacco user has the same good eX-
cuse-'I can't quit" NO-TO-Bac removes
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HELP WANTED.

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WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general homework. Apply at Savannah
Umbrella Factory Whitaker, corner
York.
WANTED. LICENSED DRUG CLERK
state salary; reference required. Drug
gist, News office.
Statesmen. TO SELL CIGARS ON
credit good pay. expenses ana the state
agency or exclusive local territory given
10 right party. Address Il. .. Box 135l,
New York city.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
OF Holmes. the arch nend. who confessed 70
q murders; price 25c. quick seller. big
pronts. Barclay & Co, Cincinnati O.
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SIMMER REsoRrs

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MOUNTAIN VIEW INN, OPEN JUNE
/. Is delightful and Inexpensive summer
resort. Free carriage to guests Write for
circular. Proprietress, Mrs. Dr. A. c.
Bledsoe. A. 9. Bledsoe, Jr., business man
ager, Amherst, Va.
SUMMER BOARD AT THE ISLE on
Hope; most pleasantly situated house
on the Island; all south rooms artesian
water; home comforts; terms modera IL.
Address Mrs. w. Robertson.
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SAVANNAH POINTED OOT TO SPAIN
Lieut.. LObraTs Reference to the
City's Defenses.

Lieut.. LObraTs Reference to the
City's Defenses.
Lieut.. Lobral, the Spanish naval attache
in Washington, whose letter in a Spanish
newspaper in regard to the weakness of
the coast defenses of the United States,
has been the subject of much comment.
Among other places to Savannahs de-
lenses, quoting Gen. Miles declaration:
fortifications, half destroyed, are located
there, and these are Valueless for defense.
Mobile and Galveston are in the same con-
diton. 1t is said that we have torpedoes,
which is true, but they alone are not suf-
hcient Ships can approach near enough to
cities to lombard them
Inasmuch as the article is really little
more than a reproduction OF reports and
utterances of American officials, which
have been published far and wide in the
newspapers of this country, it is not re-
garded as al all probable that the admin
lstrauon will feel called on TO take any Of
uc1al COgniZance of the matter
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PORT PARAGRAPHs.
Maritime Matters of Local and GEN.
eraI Interest.

The Italian barkentine Emilia cleared
Yesterday for Cadez with 5000 white oak
slaves. The cargo was shipped by the
american Stave and Cooperage Company
The schooner Jennie Thomas, Capt
I4,ogung, cleared and sailed yesterday for
odltmore with 491, 165 feet of pitch pine
I144moer. The cargo was shipped by E. B.
33{ilu4ntlng & Co. and Dixon, Mitchell &
The schooner Robt. c. McQuillan clear
"a Yesterday for Atlantic City with A3.519
+eey OF pitch pine boards. The lumber
VIII De used in rebuilding the board walks
s. Atlantlc City. The cargo was furnished
~ John A. Calhoun ana u. B. Hunting &
FOREST City Harbor No. SO will. hold a
special meeting at $50 o'clock tonight at
r4e plots office. The association will be
,-slled by Capt. Van Keuren, worthy
5.1nd captain of the American Associa-
s.ya or Masters and Pilots of Steam Yes
NJ, ana Benz. +. Perkins, grand pusser.
~ arrived from New Y Ork on the steam
rmtp Kansas City Monday These gentle
c. uaQe- special trip on the steamer
y ~. sanford yesterday to Beaufort where
ing OF the pilots was held last night
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At Liberty County's Court.

Judge Falligant and Solicitor General
w. w. Fraser are at Hinesville in Liberty
county where a term OF the superior
court is being held. Mr.. Francis p. Salas,
who returned from Hinesville yesterday
says the docket is quite a large one in the
criminal as we'll as in the civil business,
and that the court will probably be in ses-
sion until Friday night. The majority Of
the civil suits are against the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular railroad for damages.
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steamship Kansas City. Fisher. New
York;. q. Anderson. Agent
steamer William Crane. James. Balti-
more. ]. Carolan. Agent.
harkentine Emilia utaD. Trapani, Ca
o-1-hlhl a. Andersen.
schooner Robert T.. McQuuan. Blake.
Atlantic Clty-C w. Howard g. Co.
Schooner Jennie Thomas. Young, Balti-
morc-DlNOn. Mitchell & Wells
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Sparkling eyes.
a quick beating
ucart and the r0-
~ blu S p of
pleasure gre e {
the strong, man
~ man when he
meets his lady
J owe. That IS the
kind o ( m a q
whose very touch
thrills. because It
is full Of energy.
vigorous n e r we
power and vitali-
~. That Is the
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE, ETC.
Hy J. MCLAUGHLIN = sOx.

THIS DAY, az II O'Clock. on the
premises, 153 Charlton, between
Whitaker and Barnard.
Hat Rack, Carpet, Hail Lamp, Hail
Chairs. Parior suite, Pictures, Win
dow shades. Tables, Chairs, side
board, Dining Table Chairs, RefrIg-
orator, bedroom suites, Wardrobe,
Mating, Bed Lounge, Folding Bed,
Springs. Mattress, stove, Kitchen
Utensils. etc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing demands against Mary T. Williams
late of said county, deceased, to present
them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, so as to show
their character and amo ant; and all per-
ouired to make immediate payment to me-
HORACE A. CRANE
Executor of the VIII Of Mary Il. Will
Jams, Deceased.
Savannah, May 10, 1896.
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LOST.

LOST, MONDAY MORNING, ALL
gator pocketbOok, containing money and
cards with owners name; liberal reward
If returned to 50 CASTOR street.
LOST. YESTERDAY, A BUNCH OF
six keys; finder will please return to so
Mills street. w. II. Hooker.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
finest photographs, crayous. etc. In Sa-
vannah; views made TO order Ia the city
or country by a special artist; prices rea-
sonab.e. quality guaranteed; large assort-
ment frames; all sizes. Wilson a. Royal.
q Bull street
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Steamer Gov. Stafford. strobhar Beau
fOrt-D. j. Murphy. Agent.
steamer Star, Strange, Blunton-D. j
Murphy.