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Newspaper Page Text' f,_WB!TE- Smith. Phj ;l P_ a. Hein7 . Smith. John imS' J bn ° E ISbsss. aasw* gbii SSSigsr; gtS§ . |S!!:t"5 w gt;r‘ gtsjs £Ufc[George* Sm ye, James B OM^‘ w SneieVer, Victor C g2Sf. bbark i, r Sao*. Louis BSno. W A sons>v. “■ i Soow, H-3*. en s.yfler.Jon Scsnlso. Mef --? u Solomons, M J Scie. er. John H M Solomon. A Parry Scbreeder, Lr D “; Solomons, J M Schroeder Solomons. Mo*®* garooier. John H Salomo ns. J 8 sebroeder. H 6 ) Solomons, A J Sciurm* " Solomons, A A Schley. John S Solomons, Joaish A Sculy, “ Solomons. Jr. Abram A Scaley, Jujf*® Somers, John J Schle . C C Sorrel. G Moxley Schley. John Spann. J Lawrence Schley. Joan M Spann, W B Scbiprcher. Caarlea - w ul „ m ScherJ- William F W H ScbetMW Vjf spencelej. James Schaul, Mark H Springer, P B Schtul. Le‘® o sta 1, Henry M Schnaare. fredenc william J Scboaars. Stanton, Charles E Schreoe., , starleton, John schrenc.-. Char 6 Stafford. John J Schneider.' a tor gtaley . John A 6chuenermm. U n staaford , Edward F Schreiner. Herman n gtailme r. John gcbreiner. Sigmund g £ w Schultz, Carl stern, Jonathan Scnulti William gtern> > lax Schwab, stern, Leopold W Schwab. Isaac “ stern. gam Schwarz. George Sternberg, Simon Schwarz, John Sternberg. Jacob Schwarz, Fred a w gte£tengi The odore t-chearz, Aug . c GStegmair, John G gchwartzbaum. GSteineman. Samuel Schwantbanm, £ utolJ Hleiubelx , Charles C schwartzbaum, Steinberg. John Sco'C Stevens, Thomas Scott. C Henry Stevens, John J Screven, John gwvens , Levi Screven, TnomM gtevens , Henry D Screen. Tbomaa gtewa rt. Richard J | CU rIoh“ Stewart, Ed L. rloiid VE-tor H Stevenson, John A “abrwk. William E Stewart Seymour C scaoruua, Stewart. Frank Sr Otto ' Steinback, Louis I ££r aur&Stv s &OT° ld S aG Stoddard, HM Shaw James C Stokes, James S Ihea Charles F Storey, W E ch Denis Storey, James H Ihreiian. William Storer. Frank W cbeehan, Jeremiah Strauss, Simon B sae-han, Timothy Strauss, Henry Sheppard, William Strong. Langdon C c j R StrobHart Julius F Sheftal!,' Benjamin F Strohecker, J Louis Snefralt. Thomas J Strom, Alfred Rheftal \bram Strickland. Z.no L Shefta.ll, Solomon Strickland, Frank B Sheftall, James A Sturtevant, W B ghellman. W F Sturtevant, J S Shwwood, James B Stults, C E Sceridan, Patrick Studer. v ictor 8 Kheollii, John Stunt. Robert N Shivers. John S Struck, Edward Shivers, George 0 Struck, Herman Sholar, Mathias Sullivan, John .1 Sibley, Joseph B Sullivan, John A Siday, Richard S Sullivan, John S.<iay. John W Sullivan, Thomas G Silvern. Lewis Sullivan. Cornelius J Silva .lames S Sullivan, Daniel Silva, E A Sullivan, John Silva. John H Sullivan. Murtagh F Silva. E H Sullivan, John J S.lverstein, David H Sullivan, James Smiths, w D Sullivan. Darnel P Mines. Jacob Sullivan. James Si unions. T E Sullivan. Patrick sm-ath..! W Sullivan. Maurice F Sinclair. Benjamin A Sullivan. T J Sinclair, J P Su livan. Daniel Singleton. Joseph L Sullivan. M M > cons. Robert Suiter, Martin W Sc.ner. John H Suiter. Henry skipper. Charles H Suiter, Henry F Skuptrine. James T Sumpter, W A Slater, James C Sutciiffr, Henry J Slee. William Swanson, John G Smallwood, William C Swanson, \\ alter E Sma.l. John C Sweat, John F Smart. Hoiace P Sweat, James B Smith. William H Sweat, Robert W Smith, William P Sweat, Milton A Smith. Henry Sivea , W C Smith. John W Sweeney, Michael T Smith. Elton A Swmtou, Win W Smith. Willrad W Syinmons, George F Smith, i ieorge H Symmons. Benjamins Smith, James L S—Colored. Sams. James Singleton, Simon Salims. Titus Singleton. John Bavaje, John B Slea. Isaac '• avau'e. John D Small. Suipio Scott. Burnett Small, Israel B Scott, Thomas Small, .Joseph D Jurrett Small, Jr, Jacob A Scutt, Thomas Smith, Henry A Sc tt. Solomon Smith, Henry J Sc tt. John M Smith, John H Screven. Thomas Smith, James Dongla^s Screver;. Walter Smith, Josiah B i saorooks, Cyrus Smith, Franklin Seaiirooks. Adam Smith, Paul Senbrouks, Joseph Smith, Klza • eairooks, Hope Smith. G .briel S-abrooks, Rooert Smith, Lige > atn oks, Mitchell Smith, Robert Peter Smith, George ‘ -abr oks, Amos Snead, Joseph iVabrooks. Roi ert Jr Sneed, John • fttbrooks. Edward Sneed, Benjamin V k '- ( i£ or * e Sne son, Charles S Jabruok->, ibourns Snyder, John F Jr?' 0 Solomon, David S . . Spalding, David Carles J Spalding, Moses ' obn H H Spalding, James gS ■ dac ;f ßon Spaulding. Henry Spencer, Richard _ : aaQ, Prank Spencer, Robert F , i• acob Stafford. Stephen A 8 ,!U mart Staley, Abranam sh . ye Steele, Roderick Siii lnh„ PniDUS stee,e ’ Joseph ef , a n Steele, Louis 6towar!l \v^ ter SleolH - Primus Sowari l\' U am Steveus, Abraham s ™ ard > Stevens. Ed A Siramtins ?T ant Stevens, Joe H Simmonf' Stevens, George SZ™ ’ i® hn 9. Stevens, Lloyd SjL'nn?, V ,! rarfl Stewart, Joe Simoons' a Stewart, Sara f Zona’ ?i chard Stewart, Daniel fSon.' Ti omas Stewart, Thomas hSj± |*art, William Simmons Frank Stewart, George Sims J, ? Stewart, lTtmus Sims jZ!! r Stiles, Henry Sir. Sine Jon' Ohf P h Swinton, Stephen Singleton'. Frauds Sweet - Thomas To , T—White. ,I ‘Ur?Ge?w lam 1 Thorpe, Courtenay C TaiiaWro VL Thorne, Charles M Tauaterrn' oto i „ Thornton. James T ♦ Ta: en ? u '“f r ' ea C Tidwell. Francis M Tanner if,! ~ Tiedeman. G W Tart, Ed*“ i , Tiedeman. Irwin B Tarver Sa‘f i „ Tietjen, John F •late, u,:’ 1 ' 1 " 1 H Tilton, Theo W WfS* ! u J Tilton, N O Tatnaj ,fp ? H Tilton. O L Taiior’j.ffw- Tilton, Nat B laiior W,'; n Tillman, Jack Taylor. Ho rv " Tillman, Christian Taylor f; enr y Tillman, George Taylor! \V H K Tishler, Meyer Joe as, j„[r n P Tishler. Edward C ifynac j ’ ■' Tison, W S Iptac! iierS-/ F J 1 '] eoTge , W g £ J r Titcomb, Samuel Jteua, T >,' Toales, James H Theus. g ; * i- Toehl, Henry Ttivm- -Vu'vn '- n T Torrents, VVi.liam J Thigpen, wo” Tosnach. Arthur J ■if ,ai4s ,'Edward i Townshend, Thomas P Franl'r J raia - Hugh F ;, o: .’iass iv * l Traub, H rman Jfi'tiujs, baniei tt J Travis. William C f otr, as ,!olm a R Tredigo, H C Ij ’t.'iaa, \v 11 A Inichelette, Henry fjotnae. .John m luob'I uob ' Jacob Harry w lu.berI u . bert y- Ta'rick j. '"’Opson. \ f) Tuberty, Daniel A l: ' P-on! James F J u{tß ’ .P'SiSwo. \v*i£ r , Turner, Richard ir°“ipoon, \v if J Turner, R H 1 a P' n n. Jr, Eh ~ T imer, Georgia jh r > upar, ! ,. j, , HI ?“ K Turner. Henry S a, | apso n v & t... Turner, Thomas 4. v'iipsou, L J Tuouo, Robert G T~ :a P*on. Wall T Tuteo. waiia m T i“- :n ßott, Chai le, it l ynan - J W “■■'insoQ, -j- f H Tyson, James C -■■'’tnpv.n, .j oh - Tyson, John S fCfJ'’ ' Tmrl-g u R Tyson, William Giles 1 r l*“. Joseph , K Tyson, John b T U **°o> George T Talbtrd, Tohy T -° o ‘"0. Tho m ‘* Oß> oeo W tit “*• Henry Thompson. Th.tmas TANARUS„. : s ui Uel D Thompson. Isaiah IsiC,' 'ihatls, a Th®‘ n, '* 0n l***C Vluf , •'■! Tbotntanti, jo, ihompsyu, busph n Taylor, Paul Thompson, Mose* Taylor, Paro Thompson. George E Tay or, Toby Thompson, Marlon Tavlor. lewis Thompson, T T TerTt, York Tison. David The,is, Lawrence W Tollert. Prmcv Thomas. Enoch Tootner. Louia B Thomas. Toby Turnery Frank Thomas, Robert H Trophy. Joseph S Thomas, Julius C Tvlor, Patrick C Thomas, George S U—White. Übele. Albert A Ulmer, N M Ulmer, A C Ulmer, B F Ulmer, Charles A Umbach J A H Ulmer. J C Umbach, Charles aHX Ulmer, J H Ungar. Bernard Ulmer, David ff> Usma, M P Ulmer, W H U— Colored. Übert, James C V— White. Van Berschot, James Vaughn, James H Van Horn. George S Vaughn, M W Van Keuren, R Vetter, Charles A Van Vorst, C E Verdery, Manilas L Van Vorst, Wm O Vetvburg, Abraham Van Wagenen, Robert Virgen, Thomas Van Wagenen, Harry Vallers, William Van Wagenen, F Vallmer, John Van Waldner, Jr.. G Von Newton, John V Van Walton, George Volaski, Jacob Varnadoe, J A Volaski, Joseph A Vaughn, Wm. G V— Colored. Vass, Marshall J W— White. Wachstien, Filleb Whit”, Joseph P Wade, Robert J White, Samuel M Wade, William White, Thomas W Wade. J W White, Harris Wade, John T White, James W Waite, William A Whitcorube, Edgar F Wakenan, L A Whitehead, George A Wakefield, Thomas Whitehead, Jr Geo A Wakel -e, W L Whitesides. Samuel M Waldbauer. John J Whitaker, John V Walker, Robert D Wheeler, F A Walker Jr, Robert D Wetterborn, Henry Walker, William A Wneellock. Charles R Walker, William T Wheellock, George R Walker, Joseph T Wiggins, John B Walker, Harry N Wiggins, George P Wall, Wm H H Wiggins, Lewis Wall, Wm H Wickham, Edward Wall, Francis M Wickham, Thomas Wall Jr, Francis M Weirs. Henry Wall, Charles O Wiel, F A Wall, Samuel A Wilken. Paul AVall. James R Wilbon, James M Waller, Samuel L Wilcox, Charles H Waller, W H Wilder, John H Waller, James H Wilkins, Irwin C Waller, George A Wiile, John H A Waller. D W Wileu.-ki, Solomon Waller. G Horace Wilenski, Harris Walsh, Michael S Willett, Jr, Geo M Walsh, AVtn H Wilkinson, Walter K Walsh, Michael Willink, Harry Walsh, Thomas F Williams, Lorenzo H Walsh, John F Williams, John M Walsh, John J Williams, James T Walsh, James Williams, John H Walsh, Jeremiah Williams, Frank W Walsh, John Williams, Alonzo L Walsh, Frank R Williams, E C Walthour, J L Williams, Crawford Walthour, W L Williams, Jesse P Wannbacher, Gus Williams, Frank K Ware a. John Williams, John H Warren, Josiah L Williamson, W W Ward, Samuel K Wilson, Horace E Ward, John D Wilson, J Ben Ward, James Wilson. Alex K Ward, T Arthur Wilson, W L Ward. P H Wilson, William D Ward, Henry G Wilson, Frank J Warfield, L M Wilson, Geo G W arnock, Davtd H Wilson. J N Waring, P A Wilson, Joseph W Wasson, John L Winn, A M Watts, James G Winn, William J Watts, Frederick F W 1 m. John W Watson, Wales W Winkers, Henry J Watson, James Winkler, Alvin N Way, Elliott C Winkler, \ T au R Way, C H Wise. Henry A Way. Joseph E Witte, George Webb, Richard Witte, Louis Weed, Joseph D Witte, Lewis Weicbseibaum, Jacob Witt, John E Weil, A L Withers, John B W. 11, Elias A With.:ugton, Joseph 8 Wildou, W Frank Witnington, John R Wild, John D Wobanka, John Wells, David Woodfln, William G Wells, I N Woodruff. CJordon Wells, John D Woodruff, Daniel W Wells, B S Wood, George Wells, James T Wood. Clayton R Wellbrook, George Wood, Charles S Werm, Frank Wood, J S West, Thomas Wood, E R West, John T Wolpert, Edward West, O W Wolison. Jacob N West, A M Workman, Wm C Wessels, Frederick Worstman, L 5V Wegefarth. .1 A W Wray, James R "Whatley, Joseph L Wright, John H Wneaton, John T Wright, B C Wheaton, Samuel J Wright. A C Wbeian, Edward J Wright. Thomas P Whalen. Richard WylTy. Fred C White, Charles Wylly, Albert White, James Wylly, R L W hite, Charles J Wylly, Richard H White. Samuel A Wyllv, Geo W White, Joseph Wylly, Thomas S White, John F W— Colored. Wade. Lemuel Wili ams, James A Waits, Elias Williams, Thomas J Wallace, William H Williams, Owen H Wallace, W H Williams, Junius Walker, Solomon Williams, George S Walker, Thomas Wi, iams, Ben Wal ter, Franklin Williams, Joseph C Walker, William M Williams, Elijah Walker, March Williams, Richard Walker, Adam Williams, Ben Ward, Clarence Williams, Henry Ward, Abram Williams, Daniels Ward, Charles H Williams, Sherman Waring, Richard Williams. Samuel B Warner, London Williams, George Warner. Winter Williams, John Warren. John J Williams, Thomas Washington, Frank Williams, Robert A Washington, Limus A Williams, Henry Washington, George Williams. Thomas Washington, Reuben Williams, Billy Washington, Manuel Williams, Isaac Waters, W C Williams, William M Waters. David Williams, Richard Watson, James Will s. Jackson W T atson, Amos Willis, Caesar Watson, James H Willis, William B Watson, Charles W Wiilis, York Watson, Fortune Willis, Abraham Wayne, Amos Willis, Moses Webster, Simon G Willis, Isaiah West, Roe M Willis. William A West, Limeriok, Williams, Mack A West, William Wilson. Sawney A Weston, Norris Wilson, David Welcome, Joe Wilson, Toney White. Toney Wilson, George White, Jobu Wilson, William White, John Wilson, Morris White, John Wilson, Gilbert White, Richard W Wilson, Augustus White, Britton T Wilson, Richard Whiteley, Denis Wilson, Snow Whitmon, James E Wilson, James Whitehead. Handy Wilson, Jacob W Wicks, Ed Wilson, Paul Williams, Charles Winters, Elisha Williams, P F Wingfield, Abraham Williams, Glascow W Woid, Prince Williams, John Wright, James Williams, Raglan Wright, Moses Williams, Chapman Wright, Jacob Williams, Johu Wright, Joseph Williams, William J Wright, Mingo T Williams, John H Wright, Frank Williams. Oscar J Wright, Richard Williams, Edward A W T right, Prince Williams, Henry Wyliy, Albert Williams. Robert Wyliy, Charles Williams, James F Y— White. Ybauez, August G Yonge, C Easton Ybauez, Jr Eugene D Youge, P R Yeager, John Yonge. Fleming Yearsley, GeorgeW Youmans, Thomas E Yokum. W S Young, John R Yonge, James G Young, Louis G Young, W H H Y— Colored. Yeomans, Daniel L Young, Adam Yeomans, James B Young, James Young, Thomas Young, Jack Young, Gaba Young, Pnilip Young, Yorick Young, Amos Young, Ned Young, Benjamin R Young, Abraham Young, Samuel Z— White. Zealey, Joseph F Zink, George L Zeigler, John C ZUtrouer, Robert C Zoller, Frank By order of Commissioners of Chatham County and e.r-oj?icio Judges. JNO. R. DILLON, Clerk C. C. C “Good morning,” diu you say? “Ab, yes! I am feeling go good since I bought this Madras Shirt and Silk Coa and Vest from Appel & Scbaul that 1 cannot think of any thing else.”— Adv. Good News For all the Boys and Youth*. Sae B. H Levy & Bro.’s advertisement.— Ad o. The band played a Scottish air, and Appel & Schaul’s one-price system become* more and more popular eve-y day .—Adv. THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1890. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MINIATURE ALMANAC—THIS DAY. Srs Rises 5:87 ScsSets ... .6:33 High Water at Savaxxah 9:03 a m 9:18 p m Monday. Aug 18, 1830. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Tallahasses. Fisher. New York—C G Anderson. Sc’ir Annie C Grace. Grace. Philadelphia, with mdse to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts & Cos. Scbr Wm H Hopkins, Fisher. Philadelphia, with mdse to order; vessel to Master. SAILED YiU\SRDVY Steamship Wm Lawrence, Baltimore. MEMORANDA. New York, Aug 15—Cleared, steamship Kep ler [Br], Flett, Pensacola; schr Florence Leland, Drinknater. Fernandina. Beachv Head, Aug 14—Passed bark Marianne Bertha ’[Gerj. Pietscb, Brunswick for Yar mouth, E. Beuisaf, Aug 14—Sailed, steamship Inchborva [BrJ, United States. Hamburg, Aug 15—Arrived, steamship Low lands [Brl, Kerr.son, Coosaw. Rotterdam, Aug 13—Arrived, bark Uman [Rus], EnlunJ, Charleston. Trieste, Aug 9—Arrived, bark Leandro [Aus], Martiuolicb, Savaunan. Wolhast, Aug 10—Arrived, bark Konigin, Angus'a [Ger], Wide, Savannah Baltimore, Aug 14 Cleared, schr Lewis Ehr man, Collison, Savannah, and sailed. Brunswick, Aug 15—Arrived, sebrs Annie L Henderson. Henderson, Boston; Gertie M Ricz erson, Anderson, New Y’ork. Cleared, bark baarikoski [Rus], Wahlroos, Rio Jan.uro. Darien, Aug 15—Arrived, schr Richard F C Hartley, Falker, New York; Cora Dunn. Har rington, do. Fernandina. Aug 15—Arrived, schrs Morris W Ch id, Beck, Boston; Henry Souther. Chad wick, New York. Georgetown. S C, Aug 12—Arrived, schrs Nel lie Floyd, Johnson, New York; Waccamaw, Squires, do. Jacksonville. Aug 15—Arrived, schrs City of Jacksonville, Stillwell, New London; F’annie E Walston, Marr, Bath, Me; E A Gaskill, Hoff man. Philadelphia. Mobile, Aug 14—Cleared, brig Assistant [Br], Claire, Kingston. NorfolE, Va, Aug 15—Arrived, steamship Vic toria [Br], Harrison, Pensacola for Middlesbor ougb, and sailed. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauti cal information will be furnished masters of vessels free of charge at the Uuited States- Hydrographlc office la the Custom House. Cap - tains are requested to call at the office. Lieut F H Sherman, In charge Hydrographic Station. CONSIGNEES. Per steamship City of Macon, from Boston— A R Altniayer & Cos, C G Anderson, Agt, M Boley & Son. Byck Bros, W S Cherry & Cos, Col lat Bros, A H Champion’s Son. A Einstein's Sons, Epstein & W, G Eckstein & Cos. Fretwell & N. A B Hull & Cos, CO Haines, Haynes & E, Ja-s Holliday, Lippman Bros, Jno Lyons & Cos, Meinb&rd Bros & Cos, G W Nicbolls. Order Her man & K, Order ,1 J Dale & Cos, J Rosenheim & Cos, H Solomon & Son, S, F & W Ry, Savannah Plumbing Cos, Savannah W’ater Works, S P Shutter Cos, H M Belig, G W Tiedeman & Bro, etr Bellvue, Southern Ex Cos. Per Central Railroad, Aug 16—Meinhard Bros & Cos, A J Miller & Cos, E A Schwarz, Miles & B. J R Eason, J S Collins & Cos, Pat Manning, Carl Wonderkin, A S Thomas, W D Dixon, Norton dr H. Jno Lutz, M Y Henderson, Savannah Car riage and Wagon Cos, Kcktnan & V, Thos West, McGlllis &R. M Ferst's Sons & Cos. E Lovell’s Sons, R E Gilhey, Planters’ Rice Mill, G W Tie deman & Bro, .1 Rourke, Moore & J, J H Harri son, F Y Dabi ey.lV W Gordon & Cos, Kavanaugh & B. E Lovell's Sons, J D Weed & Cos, Lindsay &M, Lee Roy Myers & Cos, M K Moore, C E Stults & Cos, J E Grady & Son. Savannah Car riage and Wagon Cos, M Boley & Son, Dan Con nors. W I Miller, Heidi & b, TH Moore. T J Bails, S Guckenbeimer & Son, Savannah Gro cery Cos, I G Haas, J R Cooper, Younglove & G, Herman &K. Baldwin &Cos, Warren 4A. Jno Flannery & Cos, W W Gordon & Cos, Dwelle, C dr Cos, H >1 Comer & Cos. Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway, Aug 16— Smith Bros, M Boley & Son, C E Stuits & Cos, Butler &S. W W Gordon & Cos, Order Peacock. H & Cos. M Y &D I Mclntyre, Stubbs and: TANARUS, H M Comer A Cos, W W Armour A Cos, Warren &A, Savannah Grocery Cos, Woods, G & Cos, Jno Flannery A Cos. W W Chisholm A Cos, Herron A G, Baldwin A Cos, Ellis, Y A Cos, Pea cock, H A Cos. C L Jones, J P Williams A Cos, Chesnutt A O'N, Lemon A M, Dale. D A Cos, Mc- Donough A Cos. Frierson A Cos, Reppa and A Cos. Stillwell, M A Cos. McCauley, S A Cos, CO Haines, S, F A W Ry, E B Hunting A O, Salas AW, Lee Roy Myers A Cos, C M Gilbert A Cos, D Y Daney, A Lefiler A Son, G Eckstein A Cos. Lippman Bros, M E Stone, Standard Oil Cos, M Ferst's Sons A Cos, C H Hobblns, 51 Y Hen derson, E A Schwarz. C H Dorsett, J R Cooper, C P uochran. J T Shuptrine A Bro, A Hanley, J S Collins & Cos, W S Pemberton, Guilmai tin A M, Wm Clark, SP Shorter Cos. WB Well A Cos, 0 P Country, Order .1 A Galina, A Ehrlich A Bro, J Volaski A Son. J W Teepie A Cos, Savan vannah Carriage A Wagon Cos, 1 Epstein A Bro, S Guckenheimer A Son. Per steamship Dessoug. from Philadelphia— C G Anderson, Agt. Brush EL & P Cos, M S Byck, C R R & Bkg Cos, Crohan & D, John Cas sius, Chas A Cox, A H Champions’ Son, W S Cherry & Cos, T J Davis, O M E !g rty, I Epstein & Bro. A Ehrlich &, Bro, G Eckstein & Cos, J F Euhlman, Ecmnan & V, John F Freeman. J E Freeman, M Ferst’s Sons <Sr Cos, Fred Grimm, F Gutman, W W Gordon. G M Heidt & Cos, I G Haas, B Hymes, Harms & J, Hammond, H & Cos. Jno A Honig, C Hettericb, Hopkius & S. A Hanley. H D Hirsch, C Kolshorn & Bro, Lloyd & A, B H Levy & Bro, J F LaFar, N Lang, Lovell & L, Lindsay &M. E Lovells’ Sons. Mc- Donough A: Cos, Mour Bros. Geo Meyer. R D Me Donell, Moore, H & Cos, J McGrath & Cos, Mutual Co-op Asso’n, Lee Roy Myers & Cos. McKenna At W, Slather & B, A J Miller & Cos, Morrison, F & Cos, A 8 Nichols, M C Norman, Norton & H, Neidlinger & R,SL Newton, Order Haynes A: E. Order J E Grady A; Son. Wm Orr, T J O'Brien, Chas Opsick, E C Pacetti, C S Pitcher, N Paul sen, Jacob Paulsen, Palmer Hardware Cos, Pea cock. H & Cos, H Renken, Robinson Steam Print ing Cos. S Rich At Cos. J Rosenheim & Cos, Sav, Am A: Mtgy Ry, S, F & W Ry, Savannah Cotton Pr >ss ABsn, Savannah Water Works, J S Silva, H Semkea, Savannah Plumbing Cos, Solomons A: Cos. D A Switzer, Savannah Brewing Cos, Sa vannah Times Publishing Cos, T P Townshend, J W Tynan, D N Tbomasson, Tidewater Oil Cos, B F Ulmer, G Vignolia, J D Weed & Cos, H Wi lensky, Wyliy & C, str Katie, Southern Ex Cos, Ga & Fla I S B Cos. Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York— A R Altmayer k Cos, G W Allen & Cos, D A Al tiek's Sous. N Aprea, S W Branch, Bacon, B A: Cos, J G Butler, M S Byck. L Bluestein, H Brown. Baldwin Fertz Cos, C B Brunner & Cos. H Berg, Bolles &B, Brush ELAt P Cos, Braid & H, M Bono, R Butler, JS F Barbour. Benson Bros, P Barrett, revenue str Boutwell, CK R & Bkg Cos, J S Collins A; Cos, W G Cooper. Collat Bros, W S Cherry & Cos, A H Champion’s Son, E M Connor, city Savannah, T L Chapman, A Doyle, Davis Bros, Jas Douglas, Dryfus Bros, J J Dale & Cos, St Helena, S C, Ladies Island, Beaufort, Eckman & V G Eckstein At Cos, I Epstein & Bro, A Ehrlich & Bro, Epstein & W, J R Einstein, W Estill, G Kbl ler.vem, M Ferst's Sons & Cos, Frank A; Cos. A Falk A: Sons. Fretwell & N, A K Faw cett. J H Furber, Fleischinan & Cos. S Gucken heimer & Son, L J Gazan, Ga Historical Society. R W Gamble. J Gorham. C M Gilbert & Cos, B M Garfunkel, S H Gains. J E Grady & Son, Hex ter & K. A Hanley, M D Hirsch. H Hesse, Ham mond, H At Cos, C Hetterick, D Hogan. Harms & J. Heidt At S, Jackson, M & Cos, I G Haas, Kavanaugh &B, Kolshorn &M, PII Kiernan. Edw Karow. E Lovell’s Sons, A Leffler A: Son, Jno Lyons & Cos, Lippman Bros, D B Lester. N Lang, Lovell & L, Lindsay & M. M Laviti, Ludden A: B. Lloyd & A, Launey & G, Max Lasky. B H Levy & Bro, J F LaFar, H H Liv ingston, A s> Livingston, M inhard Bros & Cos, Lee Roy Myers & Cos, Morrisou, F & Cos. W B Mell & Cos, P E Masters, Masters & Cos, Moore & J, McMillan Bros, A W Myer, D J Morrison, A McAllister, Mohr Bros. J McGrath Sc Cos, Vc Donell Sc S, R D Mell, Mutual Co-op Asso’n, Mc- Kenna Sc W. A 8 Nichols, Neidlinger & R, S L Newton, Norton &H. Jno Nicoisoti Jr, Ogli thorpe Club, Order Jno Flannery <6 Cos, Order Stobbs Sc T. Order J S Wood Sc Bro, Order G W Tiedeman Sc Bro, Order Mer Nat Bk, ntfy P H Cotton, Order H Miller, Agt, Order G M Patet zer At Cos, ntfy Beaufort, S C, Palmer Hardware Cos, C Putzel, Ll’utzel. Paeock, H A: Cos, Plant ers Rice Mill. G W Parish. Mrs R Palmer, M Prager, C D Rogers, J J Reilly, W A Ramsen At Cos, L M Ryals, A G Rhodes A Cos, C S Rich mond, Jas Rnv, S, F & W Ry. Savannah Gro eery Cos, J S Silva Sc Son. Smith Bros, J J Sulli van Jno Sullivan, W D Simkins. Solomons At Cos S selig. P B Springer, Savannah snail Bakery, L Stern, C E Stult* Sc Cos. E A Schwarz. Savannah Plumbing Cos. savannah Bk A T Cos, J Sagnier, H Solomon & Son, G W Tiedeman & Bro, Tidewater Oii Cos, J W Tynan. PTuberdy. T-eple A Cos. B F Ulmer, J Volaski A Son, J D Weed A Cos. H Wileusky. W Wale. A K Wilson, Wyliy AC, FA 'heeler, A M A C W West, Watson A P. Southern Ex Cos. *tr Katie, sir Bellevue. Ga A Fla I 6 B Cos. 8. * A W Ry Cos, C H K it Q)(|f Cos. Per Steamship Tallabaseee. from New York— H J Giliour. A B Story, A Cobe and wife, Hrat* Mver*. K I odd. J Dyke, P Dec-wr. Ml C HoLroeder. Miss L Scbroeder, J O Frkw. E K Beunkeo and wife, A Olmler. J U Preston, E W Smith, U Freeman. J Malloch, E M being W C Hawkins, R L Wilco* J KiUn aud 4 steer age LIST OF VBSSELS. Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port. STEAHSHIPS Pawnee [Br], PhilliDS, Cardiff, sld June H via Naples. Monsseatoa [Br], Beasley, at Leith July IS. Ealing [Br], Bache. Boston, eld Aug 8. Ruperra [Br], . at Bilbao July 7. Thos Turnbull [Br], Sample, at Dublin July 8. Reading [Br], , from . sli Burnley LBr], . New York, up Aug 16. Trojan [Br], Brown. St Jago. up Aug 15. Starlight [Br], Hindle, Liverpool, to sail about Aug 25. BARES. Soli deo Gloria [Ger], Abendroth, London, sld June 25. Viig [Nor], Gjeruldsen, at Port Natal, May 30. Brabant [Belcl, Voss. Antwerp, sld July 15. Ingolf [Nor], Knudsen, Hamburg, sld Ju y —. Sevilla [Br], Rees, Liverpool, sld July 11 Agder [Nor], Tobiason, Liverpool, sld April 3 via Buenos Ayres. Isabel [Port], Aranjo. Rio Janeiro, sld July ]g. Emigrant [Nor], Aaboliu. Cardiff, sld June 18 via Santos. Elena [Ger], Voss, Valencia, sld July —. Jupiter [Rus], Snellma i, Valencia, sld July —. Elba, Tilton, New York, up Aug 9. Gyda [Nor], Erlckseu, Buenos Ayres, sld June. Elba, Tilton, New York, up Aug 13. Daphne [Norl. Madsen, Algoa Bay, sld July 16. Ole Bull [Nor], Hauff, at Liverpool. July 22. New Light, Pedrick. Baltimore, sld Aug 14. BRIGS. Robert Dillon. Leighton, New York, up Aug 13. Familien [Norj.Nirlseu,Pernambuco,sld July 17. Jolle [Nor], Larsen, Kio Janeiro, sld June 26. SCHOONERS. Allanza [Sp], Ispizua, Hamburg, sld Aug 6. Thos P Ball. Hillistrom, New York, up Aug 11 Rooert J Barr, S-iover, Philadelphia, old Aug 14 Lewis Ehrman. Collison, Baltimore sld Aug 15. Edward G Hight, Richards, Baltimore, up Aug 14 Ida Lawrence, Young. Baltimore, up Aug 14. D K Bak r. Hewitt, New York, sld Aug —. Au.-tin D Knight, Drinkwater, New York, up Aug 14. BOOK NO ICES. / Prankish Pair. Belford Company, publishers, New York. Paper, 30 cents. This story is handsomely illustrated and has an attractive appearance. It Is a curious story, and by most readers will be found amusing. A Coquette's Love, By Guy de Man passant. Belford Company, publishers. New York. Paper, 30 cents. This is one of Belfords’ American novel series. It is handsomely illustrated, and the story is a highly eutertatning one. What Pierre Did with His Soul. From the French of Georgia Ohnet. Bel ford Company, publishers. New York. Paper, 30 cents. This story has the charac teristics of the French stories. It is illustrated, well written and very interest ing. Whose Hand? or, the Mystery of No Man’s Heath, by W. G. Willis and the Hon. Mrs. Greene. Rand, McNally & Cos., pub lishers, New York. Paper, 30 cents. This Is one of the Globe Library, series, and one of the best of the series. Tno plot is ex cellent and the inteiest is well sustained. Tempted; or, the Expiation of Sia, by Beatrice Laudon. The Minerva Publishing Company, 10 West Twenty-third street, New York. Paper, 30 cents. The author in this work has succeeded in giving to the public a very good story—a story that is admirably suited for holiday reading. Everything Goes Wrong In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets out of order. Constipation, dyspepsia, con tamination of the blood, imperfect assimila tion are certain to ensue. But it is easy to prevent these consequences, and remove their cause, by a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit ters, which stimulates th biliary organ and regulates its action. Tne direct result is a dis appearance of the pains beneath the ribs and through the shoulder blade, the nausea, head aches, yellowness of toe skin, furre i look of the tongue and sour odor of the breath, which characterize liver complaint. Sound digestion and a regular habit of body are blessings also secured by the use of this celebrated restora tive of health, which imparts a degree of vigor to the body which is its best guarantee of safety from malarial epidemics Nerve weak ness and over tensio l are relieved by it, and it improves both appetite and sleep.— Adv. RALLY, BOYS, RALLY 1 Hurrah, Boys, Hurrah 1 And don’t lose sight of the fact that we have not forgotten or lost sight of you. To con vince you thereof we will give you one more chance to get nice clothing at half price. PROGRAMME For Thursday, Friday and Saturday next, AUGUST 21st, 22J, 23d: Children’s Kilt Suits, Children’s Knee Suits, Knee Pants and Boy3’ Suits at ex actly one-half of former price, and as this will positively be the last chance to get goods at such prices this season, we expect a iush, and therefore offer it for three days instead of one as heretofore. Most of the goods now offered will be suitable for early fall wear. In connection with boys’ and children’s goods we also offer balance of Summer Clothing and Negligee Shirts. This offer only good as advertised, namely, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 31, 22 and 23. Respectfully, — Adv. B. H. Levy & Bro. Do You Require Jewelry? Whether you need jewelry or anything in that line, for personal use or other dis position, you will always find at the im mense establishment of Messrs. M. Stern berg & Bro. the largest and best display in the c.ty. You will always find at their salesrooms splendid exhibits of sterling and Fine Plated Silverware, Ladies and Gentle men’s Watches, Chains, Charn sand Orna ments. Messrs. Sternberg & Bro. also deal largely in Art and Decorative Goods, such as Bronzes, Statues, Onyx Goods, Gold Headed Canes, Umbrellas, etc. Wedding Presents and articles of presentation ues are specially dealt in by this house, and their spacious warerooms and hand somely displayed stock merit attention and a visit, even if you do not want to purchase. — Adv. Prices Knocked Into : mitheresns." If you look into the window of “The Famous” clothing bouse, you would imagine you were in some foreign country where there is no tax on goods. Never were goods offered as low as we are selling now. Who ever heard of a good all-wool suit for $6 50? Why, there are plenty of people now paying double that amount and think they buy cheap. You have heard about the worm not knowing the difference as long as he was in the apple. For good, reliable clothing and genuine bargains you must go to "The Famous,’’ 148 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga. —Adv. Bennett Hymes, Proprietor. Tennis is now the racket. Let Appel & Schaul serve you with a Flannel Suit for the occasion.— Adv. Just received, anew lot of thoe nobby Sattoen Shirts at 11. Appel & Schaul. — Adv. Every aoy and Child In Savannah should have anew suit at the price they can be had on Thursday, Friday and Saturday next, Aug. 21, 22, aud 23, at the Half-Price Sale. —Adv. B. H. Levy & Bro. Just your cut—our new novelties at cut price*. Appel & Schaul, One Price Clothiers.— Adv. Roumanla’a King <- for Munich. Ischl, Aug. 17. —The King of Roumanis and the crown prince nave started for MmiP b. Emperor Fraud* Joseph accom panied them to the station. DANIEL HOGAN. THIS IS HO6AN’S= =W E E K. Will offer this week Extra Values in remain ing lots of IMS. LINEN SHEETING Fully 2Va yards wide, that was J! 25, this week $1 yard. DO. 2t* yards wide, 81 50 elsewhere, $1 12U here this week. 45-inch PILLOW LINEN reduced from 75 cents to 60 cents per yard. PILLOW LINEN, 46 inches wide, extra quality never sold under 85 cents: THIS WEEK'S PRICE 65 cents. EXTRA REDUCTIONS IN TABLE DAMASKS As Well as in all Grades of TOWELS and TOWELING. c T S!Jp NAINSOOKS 100 pieces 40-inch Striped NAINSOOKS 10 oents. reduced from 15 cenls. 100 pieces PLAID NAINSOOKS, sold early in season for 15 and 18 cents; THIS WEEK'S FIGURE 10 cents. lOOpieoes Plain INDIA LINEN reduced for this sale from 634 cent* to 434 cents per yard. 100 pieces CHECK NAINSOOKS reduced from 6 and 7 to 5 cents a yard. One Lot PLAIN BLACK INDIA LINEN— At 12V6 cents, formerly 18 cents. One lot do., reduced from 25 cents to 17 cents per yard. CHINA SILKS. One lot Plain White China Silk, 24 inches wide, at sl, former prioe $1 25. One lot PLAIN BLACK China SILK, 24 inches, reduced from $1 25 to ONE DOLLAR. DRESS LENGTHS In Figured CHINA BILKS at cent*. 40 cents and 60 cents yard, reduced from 50 cents, 65 cents and 85 cents. wifpßEllEim In Summer Weights, at sl, worth $1 25. xvarpTAMISE And SILK WARP NUN’S VEILING at Greatly REDUCED PRICES. A Full Line of PRIESTLY'S SUMMER MOURNING FABRICS at Amazingly Low Prices, in View of the Lateness of the Season. The REMNANT of Our BLACK TOSCA LAC Sand BLACK SILK FLOUNCINGS at HALF PRICE. RARE Values will also be offered In Our EMBROIDERY Department. Particularly on the 45-inch FLOUNCINGS, Which will be Closed Out Entirely Regardless of PRICE. A SPECIAL EYE Is Asked to the Following: LADIES’ FINE UNDERWEAR. GENTS' NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. LINEN COLLARS. CUFFS. HANDERCHIEFS and HOSE. CHILDREN ) Knee Pants Suits. BOYS’ f ODD PANTS. PERCALE WAISTS, 4 to 14. LADIES’ BLOUSES, from 50c to $2 50 Eaoh. I), HOGAN, bOAV. GOOD MORNING! HAVE YOU TRIED BROWN'S SEA FOAM SOAP? it Preserves the Clothes, w an E xcellent Toilet and Bath Soap, being very FRAGRANT. Put up in large ban* at Five cent® each. Can be had of ail jopuiar grocer® Henry Solomon & Son WHOLESALE AGENTS. I'AINTs AM* OILS. JOHN G. BUTLER, WHITE LEADS, COLOKH, OILS, GLASS, >v VARNISH ETC: HEADY MIXED PAINTS: HAIIJtOtD STEAMER AND MILL bt’I’PLIES; SASiil . DOORS, BLINDS AND BUILDERS’ HARDWARE Sole Ag-ut for LADD LIME. CALCINED PLASTEB. CEMENT, HAIR AND LAND BLASTER 140 Uuagrea *tr*t aad IK* St. J*ll* (treat Savannah, Georgia. CLOTHING. THE CLEARANCE SALE So successfully conducted by us prior to oar removal has proven beyouft a doubt that a Con a CicLe S ale OF Reliable Goods at Low Prices is sure to have the desired effect. We have made reductions in several departments and assure all bargain seekers it will repay them to examine our stock. A. FALK & SONS, RELIABLE OUTFITTERS. Sole Agent Dr. Jaeger’s S. W. S. Ca - " "■ ■' ■'.■■'.L . , . ■■■. JJ J)K\ GOODS. Ming U fail Her}. Our connections for a most complete and successful Fall Millinery opening are now completed, and our agents in London, Paris, by on, Basle and Creefeld a*e sending daily invoices and samples of novelties exquisite and beautiful beyond description. Our orders for Y'elvets and novelties in Ribbon have already been given, and the looms are now turning out goods which in richness and beauty will not bo excelled anywhere north. Our Pattern Round Hats and Bonnet opening will be the grandest ever seen in this coun try and will comprise designs from Virgot, Viecomte, Lud wig, Russet and other artists from London and Paris. Notice of Fall opening will be given. Our Summer stock, which is still large, we sell at any price. Our Ribbon salo continues as heretofore. Miffs Manatti Millinery House. JTURNITU Hit ANI) CARPETS. PRICES CUT IN TWO • AT LINDSAY & MORGAN’S On Bis anil Mats for me Next Fifteen Dais. Call early and get Eight Dollar Smyrna Rugs for $5. Six Dollar Smyrna Rags for $3 50. GENUINE BARGAINS. NO HUMBUG. HOTELS. UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT! DUB'S SCREVEN HOUSE OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. First Ciassin All its Appointments. Large Sa mple Rooms for Commercial Travelers. ZB. DUB Proprietor. FURNISHING GOODS. DUNLAP’S STRAW & FELT HATS. THE FAMOUS Baltimore Mackinaw Hats. N EGLIGEE sniRTS of Cheviots, Sateens, Silks and Zephyr Cloths; the coolest, nicest and most reasonable; will not shrink, will hold its color, and a splendid assortment. Look at the goods for $1 50. Hammocks, Hooks, Ropes, Etc. Pongee Coats and Vests, Alpaca and other light goods tor summer. Scarfs, in grenadine and light silks and the washable Four-in Hand. Suspenders, Lisle Gloves, Braces, Dusters, SILK UMBRELLAS 4 GLORIA UMBRELLAS, and goods for men gen-rally. Anything needed. AT L sIF AR’S, 27 Bull Street. BOOT BEER. DRINK ROOT HIRES’ BEER The l*(iret and (lent Drink in the World. Appetizing, Delieiou*, sparkling, and the Bel illood Purifier and Tonic. A Package (liquid) ‘Wc. makes five gallons. BVAKY Bul’TLp: OUAKANT&BD. !No Trouble. Kanily Made. Try It. Ask your Druggist or Or -cer for it, and take no other. See that you get Illllfcfe . THE ONLY GENUINE Made by U K HlltEe, Philadelphia, IVnn HARDWARE. Oliver Chilled Plow. BERT PLOW MADE FOR SALE BT J. D. WEED & CO., GENEItAL A.GK.NTTH. IT O TE L T V B E E. WILL OPEN ON OR BEFORE MAY Ist. One of the Handsomest Summer Resort® in the Union. hakdwakl. ATTENTION Rice Planters We Are Agents FOR (ingslantl&Doiiglas INVINCIBLE RICETHRESHERS PALMER HARDWARE CO BANKS. Maverick National Bank, Boston, Mass. CAPITAL, .... $400,000 SURPLUS, - • • - 600,000 \CCOUNTS of Banks, Bankers and Corpora tions solicited. Our facilities for Collections are excellent,and we re discount for banks when balances war ra it it. Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from batiks (not located in other Reserve Cities) count as a reserve. Wo draw our own Exchange on London aud the Continent, and make Cable transfers and place money by telegraph throughout the United States and Canada. We nave a market for prime first-class In vestment Securities, and in'ite proposals from Stutes. Counties anil Cities when Issuing binds. We do a general Banking Business, and invite correspondence. ASA P POTTEK. President. JOS. W. WORK, Cashier Bi.UM.Bmw L. a. McCarthy, sA-A HARVARD H'PKiCrcT, (Under Ki4gbW ef Pythias Kail). PLTHbi.NG AND GAS HTTUffi. STUM HEATING A SPHCUUT. 7