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TRIP OP THE ALL.I AN CBM BN. |
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The Party Lea vas Jackson vile for
Monlicello and Talianaasoo.
Jacksonvili.e, Fla., Dec. 15.—This
morning about 300 of the attendants upon
the late convention at Ocala of the National
Fanners’ Alliance, who had been in this
city since Saturday night, took their de
parture on the early train for Montieello
and Tallahassee. Each one was provided
with an invitation card, noativ and appro
propriately designed and executed by the
Florida Central and Peninsular railroad,
extending the hospitalities of ihe r ud to
the visitors. On the front page were the
words: “National Farmers’ Alliance of the
United States. Itinerary of complimentary
trip via Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad, December, IbHU.” The page waa
also embellished with a shield and
cross, with “To C. and P.” on the cross,
and --Florida Trunk Line.” Oa the second
rage was printol "Compliments of the
National Farmers’ Alliance. Florida, Cen
tral and Peninsular railroad. The courtesies
of this line are extended to your honorable
body on Dec. loth and ltlth. Compliment
ary trip from Jacksonville to Monticelio
and Kiver Junction.”
THE DAY AT TALLAHASSEE.
Tallahassee, Fla., Dec. 15.— About
eighty delegates to the recent National
Farmers’ Alliance and newspaper corres
pondents arrive i here lata this afternoon
on an excursion through the state, and
were met at the depot by a reception com
mittee. The Leon hotel was thrown open
for their accommodation, and a i excellent
dinner was served from sto 7 o’clock. The
citizens have turned out ea masse, aud a
reception is being hold in tbo spacious par
lors of the hotel. One of the lady visitors,
Mrs. Perkins, remarked to-night that she
had been so royally entertained while in
Florida that if a tramp claiming to have hiß
home in this flowery state should cad at the
back door of her Kansas home siio would
feel like inviting him into the parior and
giving him the best in the house. At t e
reception to-night Senator Maun acted as
master of ceremonies.
THE SPEECH MAKING.
Gov. Fleming made an eloquent address of
welcome. Bright speeches were then made
hy President N. S. Hall of the Missouri alli
ance, H. C. Brown of Georgia, Mrs. Fannie
K. Vickery of Kansas, Jerry Simpson of
Kansas, Col. Hardin of South Dakota,
Mayor Carpenter of Tallahassee and Sena
tor Mann of Florida. The Alliance Glee
Club then furnished excellent music and
songs, after which followed a general hand
shaking. informal reception and tbe pleas
ure of getting acquainted. The programme
to-morrow will include carriage drives
among Leon's clay hills and to the mauy
beautiful lakes around Tallahassee. The
visitors will leave at 2:23 o’clock to-morrow
afternoon for Pensacola. The hotel is
decorated with rare pot plants and choice
cut flowers.
A REVENUE RAID IN FLORIDA.
The Officers Attacked at Night by an
Armed Mob.
Pensacola, Fla., Dec. 15. —Information
has just been received here of a successful
raid upon illicit distillers in Holmes county,
this state, last Saturday, and of the almost
miraculous escape from death of the
officers participating in the raid. The
offit ials have had th“ still spotted for several
weeks, and Saturday Deputy Collectors
8. J. Bryan, W. J. Colquitt and I'. I.
Alexander, and Deputy Marshals Jedy
Thompson and W. F. Stark of Alabama,
went to Holmes county in a hack and buggy
to make the seizures. They succeeded in
rapturing four stills and about a thousand
gallons of beer, anil went to Bonifay, a
small railroad station in the county, to
await the comirg of the passenger train,
on which they expected to leave.
AN ATTACK BY NIGHT.
They were stopping at the residence of A.
8. Armstrong. During tha night a number
of unknown men came to the house and
hailed the officers, who refused to come out.
The parties then proceeded to demolish the
hack and buggy m which the officers had
come to town. At this juncture the officers
came out of the house and were
immediately fired upon by the
mob. Sixty or seventy shots
were fired, resulting in the painful wound
ing of Deputy Marshal Thompson in the
knee and thigh and slightly wounding Dep
uty Collector Alexander in the leg. The
mob then disappeared.
The house in which the officers were stop
ping was literally riddled with buckshot,
and it is surprising that every officer iu the
party was not killed. The wounded men
were carried to their homes in Alabama
yesterday.
FLORIDA'S CAPITAL CITY.
New Enterprises The Governor
Names Jan. 8 as Arbor Day.
Tallahassee, Fla., Dec. 15. —Articles
of incorporation of the Marianna Hotel
Company have been filed with the secre
cy of state. The capital stock ia $lO,-
000.
The Tampa Publishing Company, capital
.1 William A. Morrison president
k 9°°per secretary and treasurer.
t>B filed articles of incorporation. The new
n’ ra i! a!ly "iH continue the publication of
me Tampa Journal.
A certificate of the organization of the
rorilaud Chemical and Phosphate Com
j>aay of Portland, Me., has been received
)’ the secretary of state. The company
as a capital stock of s(>.lo,oooand is author
ed to own and operate smelting and phos
phate works, it will operate in Florida.
Bishop K. CL Weed will conduct the
(vices at at. John’s Episcopal church, in
Thursday evening.
Lov. Fleming has appointed Jan. 8, the
nlversary of the battle of New Orleans —
Jackson’s day—as Arbor day in Flor
rmv;2n\ A- J. Russell, superintendent of
; . °‘ lc instruction, it) preparing an elaborate
I gramme to be observed in aii the public
h;jOis of the state.
ap necora, uittee of the confelerato vetor-
Isiilrt ° are wor king to secure funds to
. a * n old soldiers’ home are enthusiastic
of u t )r ‘Kht outl >ok for an early raising
me necessary amount. One member o.'
Capt. John L. Ingli< of Mad
tlpf , individually contributed S2,SOU to
™ iund, and several smaller amounts have
received.
* clergyman killed.
Crossing a track and Was
Kun Down By a Train.
' ailA HAN, Fla., Dec. 15.—Rev. D. A.
°lrorth was killed here this evening by a
wrda Central and Peninsular train. Ho was
_ oß ‘ e track with his umbrella raised
i could not see that the train was back
* b® er i pastor of the Methodist
lavs,' , 6 r three years. He intended
‘ L f ?' R-’chelle to-morrow, having
ued his farewell sermon lastnight.
fevers, keep the liver active and
o p * regular with binimuns Liver Reguia-
Dolls, Half Price, at Silva's,
j: ar 8® stock of dressed and undressed
Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls,
'ill I* " ,lni * " , ' ax Dolls, which must, and
wioli,j| price is any inducement,
b lip U - trs savo money and get the
at!m ,f, u,e , nt r educed prices to close out
*^ c f t tdl continues.
" tt;e v ry low. Rich Cut
er, Dinner Sots, Chamber
< i£. n,ovt,, F Hvoly. A good line
uilrrv it * “’"l Lamps, Table
'otterv' lri *r* (, ° :| ds. Bisque Figures, Art
tri-,’ i r ,i ,*?*“, •ry-ijay furnishing*. A
til f r °* T "* •*■ Call early and j
Ja*. 8. Silva.
W> Broughton Street. j
We’ll write it down till
everybody sees it.
Till everybody is sick of
seeing it.
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it —
that Doctor Sage’s Catarrh
Remedy cures the worst
cases of chronic catarrh in
the head, catarrhal head
ache, and “cold in the head.”
In perfect faith, its mak
ers, the World’s Dispensary
Medical Association of Buf
falo, N.Y., offers to pay SSOO
to any one suffering from
chronic catarrh in the head
whom they cannot cure.
Now if the conditions were
reversed—if they asked you
to pay SSOO for a positive
cure you might hesitate.
Here are reputable men,
with years of honorable
dealing; thousands of dol
lars and a great name back
of them and they say—“ We
can cure you because we’ve
cured thousands like you—
if we can’t we’ll pay you
SSOO for the knowledge that
there’s one whom we can’t
cure. They believe in them
selves. Isn’t it worth a
trial? Isn’t any trial pref
erable to catarrh ?
RAIL. AND CP.fisSTli.'.
Through mail cars will run betweea Nash
ville ami Atlanta, begin ning Jan. 1, 1801.
The semi-annual dividend of the Central
Railroad and Banking Company has not
yet been declared, on account of tho absence
of President E. P. Alexander and Mr. T. M.
Cunningham, cashier of tha Central Rail
road Bank, in New York.
The News and Courier 6 ays there are no
new developments in the Charles ton, Cin
cinnati and Chicago railroad case in the
United States court. Receiver Rord has
taken charge of the property, and will con
duct the operations of the road until the
onpoi itmeut of a permanent receiver in
February next. The news of the road being
place i in the band3 of a receiver was not a
surpri e to the people of Charleston, os the
reports of its thaky condition hud boon pub
lished s ime weeks ago. The immediate
cause of the road being placed in the courts
was the actions of some of the creditors of
tho company in Tennessee, who entered tha
state courts and prayed that a receiver be
appointed for the pot- ion of the lino lying
in that state. The dismembermsnt of the
road in this manner would, of course, in
jure it very much, and would make it much
less valuable as security for the bonds
which had been is sued. It is possible that
some other complaints might be filed by
some other creditors holding small claims.
The case will probably linger In the courts
for a long time, as the condition of the road
is most precarious. As tho defendants ad
mit in their answer to the complaint, the
road is not making enough to pay running
expanses.
To Insure a hearty appetite nml inrreanrd
digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator.—
Ad.
Local Racard for tue ilormngr News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Light rains at intervals, sta
tionary temperature.
Special forecast for Georgia;
RAIN fight rains, easterly winds, sta
tionary temperature.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savau
nah. Ga., Dec. !5, 1890, and the mean of the
game day for sixteen years.
Departure
MSiam Tshpkratckk from the Departure
■ normal Since
for 16 years Dec. 36, 'BO -|-or jjan. 1,1800.
M [____ &2_ ~-l j -I-3H
Comparative rainfall statement:
Departure
Amount for Amount from tho Departure
16 years. for normal Since
Doc 15 '9O. | -|-or — Jan. 1,1390.
.15 .14 | -09 -6.33
Maximum totnperature, 55, minimum tem
perature. 4S.
The night of tho river at Augusta at 7:53
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.3 feet, a fall of 0.0 feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Moßsrwo News.
SavaNXia. Dae. 15. 7:f6 p. m.. city time.
| Temperatures
i Direction, i jj
I Velocity. j ? j
I Rainfall.
SAXE
or
STATION*.
Portland 2-1 NW 8 Cloudless
Boston 30NW14'.... Cloudless.
Block Island 36 W 22 . Cloudless.
New York city.... 34: N .10 Cloudless.
Philadelphia 36 N 12 Cloudless.
Washington City.. 3 N ..[ i Cloud less.
Norfolk 40 N Cloudless.
Charlotte 44 N 6:.... Cloudless.
Hatteras i 46 N :20 Cloudless.
Wilmington I 46.N El 2 .... Cloudy.
Charleston 50 N 0, .06 Raining.
Augusta 32|N K|..| *T Kaining.
(savannah 50 NE .. 1 Cloudy.
Jacksonville 541NE:-. .01 Cloudless.
Tamoa 6 : N Ei 6 Cloudless.
Point .Jupiter, Fla. 6*|NWj 6 1 lou less.
Titusville ■ 62 N’W 12 Cloudless.
Key West TO N j j Cloudless.
Atlanta ; 50 ! E , Gj.... Cloudy.
Pensacola ! 54 C m .. 1 Cloudless.
Mobile I 64 S 0 ... Cloudless.
Montgomery. .... 56 XIV Cloudy.
Vicksourg 54 N E Cloudless.
New Orleans j 30 E Cloudless.
Shreveport ...I 54 N jClondless.
Fort Smith i 50: E . .. P’tly cloudy
Galveston 68j E I G Clouldess.
Palestine : 50. S E .. i Cloudless.
Brownesvilie Gti N II 6.... Cloudless.
Knogvilie GONE loudy.
Memphis 44: N ; 6 ... Clouyd.
Nashville j 46' E Icloudless.
Indianapolis SS| E !.. .. .Cloudy
Cincinnati 44 Cm j Cloudy.
Pittsburg 30 E .. Cloudless.
Buffalo 30 Xll 6*T Cloudless.
Detroit 301 E ! Cloudless.
Marquette 34 SW 14 Cioudv.
Chicago 3e,S E 16;.... Cloudless
Duluth 36 SW 0 Cloudless.
Bt. Paul 32:S E 6 Cloudy.
St. Louis 4’S E 8 Cloudless
KausasOity 40 N s P’tly cloudy
Omaha.. 42 NW 18 .... Cloudless.
Cheyenne .40.NW 12 . .. Cloudless.
Fort Buford .16 NW 18' Cloudless.
St. Vincent 40 W 14 Cloudless.
•T Indicates trass, tlnones an 1 hundredths.
C. S. Gjicias. Observer Signal Corps.
P hillips' Digestible Cocon
Presents anew and valuable food beverage. It
is delicious to the taste, highly nutritious and
rendered readily digestible. It will not cause
distress or Ueadsohe, Hits ordinary cocoa.
Druggists. —Adv.
Christmas Cards just received—M. T.
Taylor, 135 York street.— jiff.
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1830.
cheap advertising.
ONE CENT A WORD.
A P VKR TIStUrKNTX 15 VTcmU or
mart. M this column intrrtmi for O.VX
CX.VT A WOOD, cath m Advance. mud
fcwrtkiA
Bmrybody who hat any mmf to mttmhf,
anytAtn; fa hu, „ any busmtt* or
accommodation! to scour*,' indeed, any with
to gratify. sAzndrf gdrmrtimrin this column.
CALENDAR.
DECEMBER
TUESDAY
Cheerfulness is, in the first place, tbe best
promoter of health. Reptniug and secret mur
mur* of heart give imperceptible strokes to
those delicate fibers of which the vital parts
are composed.— Addison.
SMOKE
Earn Csrtez Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PHHSOSAb,
l lO to the FOHES’TcrrY PHOTOGRAPH
* ' ROOMS, 11'.% Congress street, for fine
photographs. All styles from smallest to life
size cabinets a speciality, $2 per dozen. All
furniture, accessories and Instruments new and
of the latest design. FOREST CITY PHOTO
GRAPHIC ROOMS.
N EAT Week's Cut Prices at HEIDT’S an
pounced later. Look for an l profit by
this week sand the special prices for each
day. Examine the 5-pound boxes of Mixed
Candy for Christmas.
DON'T delay ordering your holiday Wines
and Liquors until Christmas eve. M.
LA YIN'S ESTATE, Telephone Ed.
r | T HE public are cordially invited to call and
A make their purchases of Toys, Fireworks,
etc., for the holidays. STRAUSS BROS., 2:
and Barnard street.
DR. F. C. EXLEY. dentist, offers his services
to the people of Savannah. Office, 158
Liberty street.
(a IVKN AWAY, one handsome almost life-
I size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAL’NLY A
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
f QC. Think of it. Pure Uoreliound Candy,
TO largo line Cough and Throat Lozenges,
and full supply of candy just received at
HEIDI'S. ~
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column
2\. will surely bring groat results Try It aud
be convinced.
IT is conceded that STRAUSS BROS, isthe best
and cheapest place for Toys and Fireworks.
r l’ , o THE PUBLIC—W’e intend to inform you.
A in these columns, of the goods we sell and
the barguins we offer. M. LAVIN S ESTATE.
r |"'HIS week special prices for Tooth, Hair and
-I. Shoe Brushes, very large line, solid back
brushes. This week li'-iy.:. for usual 25c.
Tootli Brush at HEIDT’S.
DO YOU not know that besides possessing
other advantages, that wo have the
agencies for several reliable firms, aud offer
special inducements to cash customers? M.
LAVIN'S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street.
IF you are Is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc., anil if you
want your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left, patronize home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E.
MUHLBER6. Manager.
( * O TO STRAUSS BROS, for Toys and Fire
v_T works. Their immense stock will < nable
you to make your selections. Open evenings
till 9 o’clock.
I\TH Y nay fancy prices when the pure sugar
IT and the finest candies are sold cheap at
HEIDT’S. Call and see the 5-pound Mix
tures.
BARGAIN 00., Corner Liberty and
X J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
REAL ESTATE. -Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
HELP WANTED.
T\TANTKD, an intelligent house girl. Apply
IT at 17 BroughtoD.
TIT ANTED, a good cook, at 8-T Whitaker
V street; apply immediately. J. W.
TYNAN.
\\f ANTED, a bright, intelligent and neat boy.
TT who understands housework. Apply to
DR. BEST.
U 'ANTED, a good white servant, German
v * preferred. Apply at A. M. i O. W.
WEST'S, corner Liberty and Whitaker streets.
TV'ANTED, competent servant, to make her-
Vv self generally useful. References. 90
Harris street.
TITANTED, good seamstresses, at corner Hull
V V and Whitaker streets. MRS. J. S. DERBY,
Dressmaker.
X\T ANTED, first clast middle aged colored
T V female cook, to go north; good home and
wages. Apply 151 Bay street.
IJORTER WANTED, one who understands the
J care of horses. Apply at 17 Broughton
street. ‘
TIT ANTED, a respectable middle-aged wc-
V V man as cook and housekeep -r for a small
family, to go a short way in the country; to a
suitable person goad wages and quiet home can
be given. For particulars, inquire at 35 Tatt
nall street, city.
TITANTED, men and women of ability in
T V every city, town and village to net ns
agents for the 1-adies’ Home Journal; we want
the best obtainable class of agents, and to such
unusual terms will be offered. The Journal is
the handsomest periodical for ladies anil the
family ever issued, and has nearly half a million
subscribers. It will be adiertiaed the coming
autumn and winter on a larger scale than ever
before, creating a deman 1 i at agents should
be ready to fill. CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia.
117 ANTED, a competent cook; must come
V V well recommended. Apply, during morn
ing hours, at 303 South Broau street.
KUPLUt MKXT WANTED.
T\7 ANTED, a position by a man of steady
** habits, with fl e years' experience in mer
cantile business. Address J.. this office.
TIT ANTED—A young man of moral and
T V temperate habits would like to secure a
position as clerk. Address M. W. D., 151 State
street.
TIT ANTED, by ID exuerienceil young man,
VV with good references, situation us book
keeper tor some reliable house; who esale house
preferred; can commence on or after Jan. 1,
1891. Address S. B. L., care of this paper.
TTTANTED, by a young man of about 30 years
W of age, a situation as bookkeeper or
assistant, or anything; bos had about 3 years
experience as bookkeeper and balance of tim
in office work; licit references given. Address
M. E. W., No. 35 Jefferson street.
- ■ I, ii i ~
LUST .
f OST. heavy blue overcoat, reward If re-
I j turned to C. W. WATSON, at Southern
Express Company office.
IOsT. s t of drawing and specification*,
j wrapped in black oil cloth, between Indian
and West Broad and Bolton and West Broad
streets Reward If returned. JOHN W.
TYNAN.
BOARD! NO,
ANTED, boarders, at W Broughton street.
BTATI
OF
WEATBIK.
MISC ELLANEOUS wants.
WANTED, buyers for fresh lemon. Hore
v hound and Mnt Drops, mad- fresh everv
day. FURBKR. the Confection, r.
\V AN TED. every one to where they
J ' ran get the best value for their money in
the line of Liquors: we si ill have surplus slock
wh oi we are anxious to convert into cash 5'
LAVIN'S ESTATE.
\V ANTED, buyers looki g f.,r bargains in
r v Pure O.vndv: prices from fifteen cents per
pound up. Pi RBKR, the Confectioner.
\\ D TO RFNT, a house with stables
v attached, somewhere north of Liberty,
between Habersham and West Broad. Apply
Phillips Bros.. 21 Barnard rtr- -t.
\\ ’’ANTED. customers for sb. asses Candv.
” * ma le fresh every hour iu the dav. FI'K
BF.R, tiie Confectioner.
K< >OMS TO RENT.
r P< > RENT, newly-furnished rooms. 189 Lib-
I erty street.
3 ARGE furnished room on second floor.
Is ftided for gentlemen, or light housekeep
ing. 89 Congress street.
I, ''OR RENT, flat of rooms over office. Empire
Steam I-aumlry, P'S Broughton street,
suitah! _> for business office, architectural, in
suranee, real estate, etc., etc. Apply at office
below
HOI tvEs AND STORKS FOR RENT
L'' 1 *R RENT, bouse on West Broad, near
I Henry. Apply JAS. BARENESS, New
Home Machine C.-mpaov.
L''oß KENT, the new elegant four-story stone
1 ad.j Inlng our own; all the latest con
venlences; rent moderate; possession given at
once. Apply to DAVIS BROS.
I -''OR RENT, new house on Henry street, be
tween Bn)l uud Wmtaker streets; all mod
ern conveniences: $25 per month: po session
given immediately. JOHN SUI.I.IVaX A CO.
CTORE TO RENT, Bay street, three doors
k and cellar. Rent sixty dollars. JOHN H
KUWE.
ITOR RENT, Dwelling and store 85 Whitaker
1 St., from Nov. 15, 1890. Apply to R S.
CLAGHORN, real (-state agent. 7 Drayton St.
I,X>U RENT, that brick house corner Aber
corn and St. Julian streets; possession
given immediately. ALBERT WYLLY, 12U
Bryan street.
Ij'Oß RENT, very desirable dwelling; Hall
ttrect, in at Barnard, all modern con
veniences. Teuant will sell furn ture verv
cheap. Possession at ouce. JNO. SULLIVAN
A CO., 104 Bay street.
L'OR RENT, very desirable nmll brick rcr.;-
1 dance, centrally located; nil modern ini
provements; $;:5 per month: possession given
immediately. JOHN SULLIVAN A 00.
L'OR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
-1 ing; it is a handsome now edifice; eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of business poe* iion given imme
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union aooiety.
IJOR RENT OR SALE, line new houso on
I Gaston street, between Lincoln and Haber
i-hara. Just completed. All conveniences. Im
mediate possession. Apply to A. R. LAWTON
Jr.. 114 Bryan, or W. TKENIIOLM HOPKINS,
at Savannah Guano Company, 88 Bay.
FOR HEN 1 - Most: ELI. A N BOUft.
r JX> RENT, the large hall in the 'M l Fellows'
t building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germans, sociables, balls
or any public gathering; seats ). Apply to
tbe JANITOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
L'OR RENT, blacksmith and wheeiwrigM;
1 best stand in city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMARTIN A SIEHRTKNS’
Stables.
lAOK KENT, stalls, mute pens; acoommoda
datk-ns for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale. Boarding and Livery
Stable*. GUILMARTIN A MEHRTENB.
Ij'Oß KENT, warenouae on River street, for
merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
|> ARBKK SHOP for sale until Jan. 1. Oppo-
I> site to The Morning News.
ONE second-hand spring wagon with ton in
good order for sale, cheap. A hi. WIL
SON, corner Bay and Houston streets.
JjX>K SALE, a fine lino of Jap Goods, Baskets,
Bonbon Boxes, Costume Mottoes and
Fresh Candies, at New York prices. FUR BEK,
the Confectioner.
I ['OK SALE CHEAP, a terns two miles from
city limits, on the Augusta road. Apply
to A. W. HARMON.
IVOR SALE, at a bargain, Sauble Brick
Works. Parties wishing a good invest
ment will do well bv addressing KEYSTONE
BRICK CO.. Sauble, Fla.
1 A RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En
1" gines cheap and good. GEO. It. LOM.
BARD & CO.. Augusta, Oa.
IVOR SALE, a very desirable residence,
oentrally located. Apply to JOHN N.
JOHNSON & CO.
IVOR SALE—Cows, South Carolina milkers
and springs and Fine Holstein Calves, at
GUILMARTIN & MEHKTENS’.
UNEXAMPLED OPPORTUNITY—For sale,
cheap, nice, paying business; suit a lady;
near business center; sold only on account of ill
health; easy terms. Apply to JOHN W. BUE-
KoUOHS. attorney. No. 1 Bull street.
IPHOSPHATE LANDS—I nave some great
I bargains iu phosphate lands, nothing su
perior in tbe state as to quality. quantity and
price. AU business s rictly confidential. T.
BRIOHA ! BISHOP. Ocala, Florida.
IVOR SALE, timber lands, pino and cypress,
a 1 for turpentine and saw mill purposes; also
phosphate lauds. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH &
CO., Jacksonville. Fla.
IVOR SALE, Bonb ns. Dipped Creams and
' fine Chocolate Confections made fresh
every hour iu the day. Come, look and sample.
Prices to suit everybody. FUKBJCU, the Con
fectioner.
F 'OR SALE, hr.rse. phaeton, robe and harness,
kind and gentle in ail harness; can trot a
mile in 2:10 in condition. Apply £ D. WHEAT,
Pulaski House.
HORSES AND MULES, Carriage Horses,
Business Horses, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
accomodations for Boarding horses and mules,
nice Drags, Buggies, Saddle Horses in livery at
GUILMARTIN & MEIIRTENS’, Telephone 251.
IJRETTY line of fine an 1 low priced Christmas
Goods at HEIDT'S: make a specialty of
Cologne, Extracts. Cut Glass Bottles and Hair
Brushes. Cad and see.
IVOR SALE—IMPORTED GOODS-
I FRENCH—Champagnes, Clarets. Sauternes.
B rgundien, Cordials and Liqueurs.
ITALlAN—Vermouth. Benedictine, Chartreuse,
Benedictine.
PORTUGUESE—Oporto Port.
SPANISH—Duff Gordon and Andalucier Sher
ries
GERM VN—Rhine Wine.
IRISH -Jamieson’s Whisky, fluinnes* Stout,
Belfast Ale.
SCOTCH—Ramsay’s Whisky.
ENGLISH—Bass’ Ale
HOLLAND—Gin, and Curacoa, and Anisette.
RUSSIAN—Kumrnel.
SWlSS—Absinthe.
M. LAVIN’S ESTATE.
Telephone 54.
MISCELLANEOUS. ”
v * "VJ <)W is the winter of our discontent.'’ Buy
it yotir Cbri.-ttnn.-i goods from BaRD.'S
DRUG STORE and all the clouds hat surround
your house will be buri- and in devotiou of deep.
VJEW MACHINE SHOP, Brunswick, Ga. The
x v Urunsw.ck Kouudry, Machine and Manu
facturing Company do all kinds of castings,
machine and boiler work, promptly and cheao;
kuep full lino of liar Iron, pipe and fittings. T.
W. 11LX’! EH, g -n-l Manager.
HANDSOME ROSES and other choice flowers
brought in daily to Strong’s Drugstore;
flue' lliral designs. GEO. WAGNER, Tele
phone 49**.
INSURANCE, protect your property against
fire, storms and cyclones. See advertise
ment Jul IN N. JOHN.' * IN A CO.
| )KICE elsewhere, then come to us and com-
I imre; liave a full line of holiday goods.
BABIE S DRUG BT<HIE.
1} KFOHE you buy or sen tirtfiierty consult
I> ROBERT H. TATUM, Iteai Estate Dealer
aad Auutln—r.
I'CRNITUKEof all kinds repaired in flrst
f class style by E. BJIXJ. _
4 i.’H‘il( E ssisetuntof kn curtaius just re-
J\. received, from Ooc to ft a pair. Cali and
see them. E. U. CO
M ISCKLLANBOrS.
MATTRESSES wnotitad in bmt form In thfl
city by Empire Bargain Cos. Liberty and
J-tTi nson utTMta.
TO LOUIS VOGEL’S,
* * New Houetoo, for toys and holiday good*;;
cheapest place in the city.
HANLEY’S FURNITURE POLISH tor pol
ishmgall kinds of furniture. ANDREW
HxXLKY, corner Whitaker and President
streets.
\ T iOLET PLANTS, sweet, dark blue, the true
stock; also, hot raised cucumbera
I i9B.
\UE WILL make it to your interest to buy
f ▼ Tour ( hriscmas presents from us; we liave
a full line at bottom prices, see us. PARIE S
DRUGSTORE.
M NATHAN, the old reliable Toy House,
• IS(E4 Cngrass; no fan y prices.
MVITo A IX>., Parlor Orchestra Music
• furnished for all occasions. Address N.
14 Williamson street, Savannah, <Ja. Order by
mail.
C CALIFORNIA (’hampsirne. Brandy, Claret.
J Port, Sherrv. Malaga ami
Catawba at M. LAVIN’B KSTAIR, Telephone 51,
administered daily. Teeth extracted
J wit out pain. SAVANNAH PENIAL
P IRL< IRS, 188 Cnngrim dmt,
nOLLS, Doll Carriages, Wagons, Bh*X)flios,
Carts, Guns. Drums, Games and Toys of
all kinds at LOUIS VOGEL’S, Jefferson near
New Houston.
\ \ * E :lA\Ea large aasorti
▼ ▼ the holidays; plates, cui*s and saucer*,
fancy boxes of perfumes, plush sets; an 1 toys;
cheaper thau the cheapest; sec
elsowhere; Belt Line to our store.
BARIE’S, West Broad aud Bryan streets.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION
(2.EORGIA, Chatham County.— I To the Hon
4 orablethe buoerior Court of said County:
The petition of J V. WILLIAMS. .1 S. WOOD,
GEO W. LAMAR. GEO, W. ALLEN, W. W.
CHISOLM, GUSTAVE FOX and UFO. W.
OWENS, respectfully ishows that they desire
for themselves and such others may be as
SOciated with tbein, to be incorporated for the
t**rm of twenty years, with tho j rivileife of re
newal the end of tnat term, under the name
and style of the LAFAYETTE LOAN COM
PANY; that the object of said association
is to carry on the business of a savings and
loan company, by the accumulation of a fund
from the payments made by its members ami
thr stock subscribed for br them, und to loan
And advance said fund and tbe profits thereon
and such other inon y s us said association may
obtain to tbe members aud to others iu such
au roar be determined in the bv-lawn of
said association; that the capital stock of said
Association shall be twenty-live thousand dol
lars, divided into shares < f ne hundred debars
each, but your petitioners desire the privilege
of increasing: said stock to an amount not to ex
ceed THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS. and the privilege of decreasing the
same to an amount not less than the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollar. 1 ; that the principal
place of business of said company will
be in the city of Na rannn h, Uoorgla.
That they desire for stud association
to liave the right to hivest in real or
personal property, to sell or mort gage the satin 1 ,
to u&ke mortgages, deeds or pledges on realty
or personalty to secure loans made by it or
debts duo to it and to sell or a-:4i£ii the same; to
have the right to make bylaws and to enjoy
ah the privileges incident to corporations or
exercised by them. Wherefore your petition
ers pray an order of this court incorporating
them, and their associates, under t he suld name
for the said term, and with all the powers
herein prayed for. GEC). W OWENS,
Petitioners’ Attorney.
Filed in office and recorded this 16th day of
November, 1890. JAMEB K. P. CARR,
OlerkS. C 0 C . (ia.
/ 1 EORGTA, Chatham County. -To the Hupo
" * perior Court of sal l county: The petition
of W. 11. ALLKN, ROBERT A. HUDSON anil
.!. E. BORDERS respectfully shows, first, that
they desire to form thnniHelve* and such iw
sotisas they may Associate with them into a
l-rivate corporation under the corporate name
of *THE ALLEN VARIETY WORKS:” sec
ot>d, than the objects of their association and
the particular business they propone to carry
on are as follows To manufacture and deal in
buildinjr materials; |to erect and operate
mills, planing mills, shingle mills mil other ma
chinery u“d in manufacturing material for
building purposes: to buy, sell, rent, lease, grant,
encumber, improve and otherwise hold and
deal in real ond personal property; to subscribe
for, purchase, receive. Hold and dispose of tho
stock, securities and obligations of any
other corporations now or hereafter
formed under the laws of this or any other
state or territory of the United States; to build
and construct and operate, not a common car
riers, side track*, tramways and roads to bo
used in connection with their mills; to enter into
aud carry out contracts and obligations lor the
buildiuK, constructing, equipping und Im
i.roving of houses, buildings, factories, ware
bouses, bridges, roads, tramways and other
public or private works; to lend or borrow money
on noto, bill, bond, pledge, deed, mortgage or
other obligation or lien with or without real or
personal security, to manufacture, sell and deal
ia any and aii articles of personal property, and
Kcuerallv to do and perform all acts
and things incident to those above
enumerated. Third. The principal place
of doing business will be in Chatham
ccuntv, said state, but will do business in other
counties of said state and In any or all the
states and territories of the United States
Fourth. Tho amount of capital to be employed
by petitioners, actually paid in, will be the sum
of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, divided
into shares of one hundred dollars each. Fifth.
In addition to all powers necessary to the curry
ing out of those above enumerated and to tho
powers common to all corporations under the
laws of Geor ia. petition! rs desire the
following special powers: To increase or
diminish the capital stock from time
to time lo any sum not greater than ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS nor b>ss than
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, to provide
by by-laws or otherwise from time to time for
assessments upon its stock or stockholders, and
enforce the same by sale of the stock in ques
tion or otherwise, and to provide by by-laws or
otherwise for limitation or restriction of the
right and power to transfer stock. Wherefore
petitioners pray that they and their associates
may be incorporated as aforesaid for the term
of twenty years, with the privilege of renewal at
the end of that time. And petitioner* will ever
jiray, etc. U. H. McLAWS,
Attorney for Petitioner*.
Filed ia office and recorded this 15th day of
Docomber, A. D. 18.0.
JAMEB K. P. CARR.
Clerk B. V. C. V,
HAMS.
OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SIAKC THAN TN
fINCST IN TMC WORLD.
INBURAXCK.
CHGIARLES F. THENDERG AMT
) tbunoesaor to K. H. Foot*** A CJo.J
mi, MABUiE AKD STURM INSIi&INCE,
iik n* v ctmviw
INcst West of tfa* Lot ton JUehsnpU
Teleyuoss OsJl No. M MsvsotukA, tin*.
KJ6AL BAJUK. |
CHATHAM OUU9I
ITIfDER and by virtue of three ff fa s issued j
J out of the justlo*''* court for the Second !
and Third distnc G. M . Chatham county, !
Georgia, by Waring Hu* *ll. N P.. and I
ex-O. J. P. C. Oi„ hi., and M. Naugntm. Jus
tice of the Peace C. (’4)., i.a , m iaror of J s.
PINKERSSOHN 4< BUG . nod < F. HTULTS
A CO., vs. GEORGE KHLERs, said fl fa** hav- 1
ing lv en transferred tCH AKLRS LSH< R N
A BRO-. and levy made by Henry We herhorn.
Constable C. Cos., and all lmtioes ser\o 1 by said 1
officer, aul fa’s turned over lo mo for od
vert lament and *.i!e of tho c f wo certain shores
of the stock of the Jaspfrville lund an<i Im
provement C'mpany standing on tne books of
oaid couipany on July 19. 1890, in the nam- of
George Ehler*. and n that day transferred by
■aid George Ehiersto MRS. ANNA E :LKHS
And 1 will offer the rail two shares of stock for
sale at public outcry leforo th* court h use
door of Chatham countv. in the city of Savan
nah, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
D9l, during the legal hours of sale, to satisfy
said fl fa’s **Tenus cash.” purch.iser* puy
tug for titles. JOHN T. RON AS.
Bhenff C Cos
CHATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE.
I T NOLK and by virtue of a mortgage ft. fa.
\ issued outd'the Honorable the Suterii*r
C'ourt f Chatham County, in favor of JOHN
11. GAFNEY. executor of ARTHUR J. lx>N*
NELLY, vs. CHARLES CL PKEN DERG AST, I
have levied upon the folio win*: described prop
erty of tho deieiidaiit. CHARLES C. Pr.EN
1> ERG AST: All of the eastern tour fifths of
the north rn half of nil tha’ le, tra t or
parcel of land urinate, lying and being ia the
county of Chatham and cuy of Savannah, and
know n and and atinguiuho l in the map or plan of
*ail city as lot number thirty-one (No. lil)
North Oglethorn* Ward, tlie said four-flfths of
said north half having a front to the coat of
fifty (60) feet on Farm street and extending
along the south side of Indian street Lane, a
distance of eighty (SO) feet, which said described
land, with the improvement* and appurtenances,
was conveyed bv said (.'HARM’S C. PREN
DF.KOABT lo AIITIU'K .1. DO.NNKBI.Y by
mortgage dated Jun*' l*i, 1884.
And I will offer the said above described
prop rtv for nale at public outcry b-fore the
court house door of Chatham c unty. iu the city
of SavaniiA'i, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN JAN
UARY, 1881, during the legal hours of Rule, to
satisfy said mortgage fl. fa. Terms cash, pur
chase ih paying for titles
JOHN T. RON AN.
Sheriff C. Oo . Oa.
OHhTHAM SHERIFF’S sale.
UNDER and by virtue of a mortgage fl. fa.
issued out of the Honorable the Sir erior
Court of Chat ham count v in favor of GEORGE
DEITFRvs. WALTERS! PEMBERTON, i have
levied upon the following described property of
tho defendant, to wit: All of that cert mi tract
< r lot of laud known hh lot (4i>• number forty
nine. Ehiott W ard. Pn.l lot i ei*ig situate on
the sout beast corner of Wnldburg and Bur
rouglia atieetH, U*undeil on the north by Wuid
burg street, on the east l y I t number forty
eight, on the south by Wuldburg r treet lane,
and on the west by Biirrough* street, together
with the building*, rights members and unpur
terancee, an the pr i**rty of WALTER H. PEM
BERTON;andI will offer the said above tie
scribed property of the defendant for sale at pub
lie outcry before t .e court >iou>*e door or (’hath*
am'countv.in the city of Savannah,on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JANUARY. 1891, .luring the
legal hours of Halo, to satibi'y said mortgage U
fa. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. HONAN, Sheriff (J. Cos., Ua.
CHATHAM SHERIFF’S SALE. *
f TNDKIt ami by virtue of two attachment
I.' Ufa’s issued out of tlie Justice (!< <urt for the
Third district U. M., (Chatham County, Georgia,
by M. Naugbtln, Justice of tbe Beane for raid
district, in favor of WILLIAM R. LEAKIN and
WILLIAM PEASE vh. itOHA Tl TTY, levy has
l>een made upon llio following described pro
perty of the naid defendant, and the attach
ment fl. fa’s, with levy indorsed thereon, have
been turned over to ine for advertisement aud
sale:
All that certain ten (10) aora tract of land,
being a triangle in shape, on tho north Hide or
the City and Huburtian railway, measuring 871
feet on its northern lino, aud 1,000 feet on its
eastern line, said tract bounded north by
Houtheru line of lan l now owned by Clara
Dillon, and on Its third aide by the right of
way of the City end Suburban Railway.
And I will offer tho said tract of land belong
ing to the defendant, for sale nt public outcry
lieforc the court house door of < !hatham*C< unity,
in tne the city of Savannah, on tho FIRST
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, IMI, during the
legal hours of Kale, to satisfy said attachment
fl. fa’H. Terms cash, purchasers paying for
titles. JOHNT. RON AN.
Sheriff C. Cos., Ga.
LEGAL NOTICES.
(1 EORGIA, (’ii atii am County. Whereas,
JT GK (RGFB. PRITCHARD has applied to
Court of ()rdinary for f-ettersof Administration
on the estate of WILLIAM R. BRiTCHARD,
deceased.
Thesnare, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to hi* and appear before
said court, to make objection ( lf any they have/
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Ferhiuu,
Ordinary for Chatham county, tills tho Ist day
of December* IS9U.
FRANK E. KKILBACII,
Clerk C. 0.. 0. 0.
SANITARY JPLU liMLNU.
HAPPY WIVES
AN'D
Cheerful Husbands.
i
JUST THINK OF IT!
No more Arcs in tho grates.
No more coal and wool taken over carpets.
No more soiled carets and burnt rugs.
Only one fire to ke**p gohiK now.
Aud only half the wood and coal necessary.
THE SAVANNAH PLUMBING CO.
has the agency for the best hot water heater la
the world, auu is now ready to guarantee any
terup-rature or distribution or warmth re
quired. It is done by the t rue HOT WATER
eYSTEM, tnat iH, an apparatus absolutely with
out pressure, either from steam or mechanical
obstruction.
The ladies and gentlemen of Savannah are
cordially invited to call at our office an l see <*ne
in operation and find out how much time, fuel
and trouble can be saved by neatiug their homes
by this system.
Savannah Plunbing Cos.
150 Broughton Street.
FRUITS, VEGKT.YHLKs, UTC.
W. D. (JII Y.MHON.
SPECIALTIES!
Groceries,
Liquors,
Fruits.
Vegetables
and Produce.
QUALITY THE BEST. PRICES THE
LOWEST. GIVE US A CALL.
A. H. CHAMPION’S SON,
162 Congress and 158 Bt. Julian Strikits.
TKNANT WANTED.
SUTLER’S ISLAND.
Wanted, a tenant for tbit well known ud
valutbl* property for a merely nominal rent,
on a one or three years' lease, as desired,
Apply, for further particular*, to
ems,
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAT 9
AT AUCTION!
Roe Parlor, Diniog-roin and Bedrooa
Faraitare, Boot Cue, Faoej
Cliiirj, Etc.
C. H. Dorset!, Auctioneer,
Will reT, on WfKlneeday, iK'oeotber 17tb, com
mencing at 11 a. m . at No. 174 Hall street, near
Barnard, rhe contents of said house, consist
ing of the following-
HALL Hall carpet, stair carret and rods, hat
rack. ga fixture, refrigerator.
PARLOR -Window shade-. Brussels carpeL
rugs, picture*, willow rocker, sofa, uoboi
st r*d in niush; several fancy cnairs, finely
upiiolsitT a nd, handsome stand, gas cnaude*
Ur.
DINING-R( >OM—Window shades,large Brussehi
carpel, iiw* pictures, very bmdsoma
dining lalik* fine sideboard—walnut, full
marble and mirror: leather louage.
fcplrudi 1 lM>tk case and desk combined,
willow rocker, gas chandelier walnutcarxl
table, (1 chain*, china and glassware.
BEDROOM One walnut ae*. mattress an*l
spring*, one <>i\* s t and springs, window
alludes, walnut crib, pictures,
rockers, matting, baby carriage.
KITOHE '• —btovnand utensils, etc.
N. 11. -Gotxls will b‘ delivered on day of sabs
AT AUCTION.
Handiomc Furniture, Parlor, Bedrooa and
Dining-room Oraameotj, Etc.
C. N. DORSETT. Auctioneer,
Will sell, on THURSDAY. Doeoinbor 18th. al
II x. m.. at No, 89 i iborty, noxi to the corner
of Abercoru, tho furoituro of a family re
cvntly rt'iiioxuJ from Urn city, ami <-. insixtlng
of:
rARLOR— Handiomo rot, 2 willow chair*,
whatnot, oa-01, H Smyrna ten, lacocur
laitta, wlnfiow shafies. portime, tHiautlful
fancy tund. willow flower alaufi, carpet,
i-10.-ant liric-a-hrac.
DINING ROOM Walnut alcinhoard. extcnaloo
tahltt. rofrlycrator. chaira. carpet, window
shades, iiortltro ana polo, itoil lounke,
lady's and -sk.
HARD—Hat rack, earpot, stair carpet and
pans, hair ruk*.
BEDROOM—One very flue walnut sot, one ex
pensive oak sol. another walnut let, very
desirable window shades, fancy rocker*,
easy reclining chair, mattrowio* and
sprin ts, bolsters and pillow*, toilet and
water sets, plate mirror
PANTRY Set of Havlland cnlna, set of Amer
ican china, colToa set, k'laroware, hand
painted fruit plates.
KlTOti N—New rauxe and utensils, kitchen
furniture.
N. It. There are numerous fancy artlclec
and bric-a brae, suitable for p resent*.
A Home at Auction.
Large Lot, (Food Location, Easy Tern
C. H. Dorset!, Auctioneer,
Will offer for salo at t he Court House, on TUES
DAY. January Uth, IH9I, during the uaual
hour* of Hale,
No. 09 Henry street, nmit.li tide, between
Lincoln and A tricorn. The ! ou*e is roomy aud
iu g<H>d conlition. The lot in larg**, with
large vacant ciixico on tho oant. The lieighbor
hood i* a* good a* tho bet, tbe streetcar facili
ties uro uunurpaboed, tho o iictrlc line being ono
block cast and the Abercoru lino otie block
wwt
'|hi* property having been Ixirrowed upon in
the Chatham Heal Estate and Improvement
Company, the loan can he continued, or it can
be purchased on a rush basis.
li can be tr<>atod for at private sale until the
day of sale.
OKTORY DWELLING AND LOT
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court llousa on TUESDAY.
January Uth, 1811, during tho usual hour* of
sale,
A portion of lot No. 25, Screven ward, on t.h*
northeast corner of Cuvier and Waldhurg lane,
aud tho improvement!,, coavlvtlrig of a ooe-
Btory, four room residence. Terms cash.
’irtiliefs' Si
ROWLAND & MYERS,
AUCTIONEERS,
Under and by virtuo of an order of sale granted
hy the Judge of the Superior Court of Chatt*
ham county, Georgia, on tho 3d day of Cocoa*
tier. 1 HUG, In the case of U. C. MINOR and B. U
.MINOR, hy their Guardian. GEO. W.OwKNS,
vs. CHARBOTTE DUCHESSi£ D’ AfOCY, ei
a) , the undersigned, a* Commisvloueis, will
sell before the Court House, oa the FIRST
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, 1891, the same be
ing the Uth day of the month.
All that lot of land in the city hf Savannah
known as lot (H| eighteen, Columbia ward, th
same being CO hy 90 feet, more or lean, and the
improvements thereon, consisting of u three
story on basement, brick dwelling. Feeulinpta.
Turin* cash, purchaser paying for title*.
JNO. SULLIVAN.
GRATZ C. MYERS.
W. B. HTUBlia.
AUCTION SALEI
Groceries & Liquors,
Oa the Coraor Wdyne and Jefferson,
By R. D. LaROCHE, Auctioneer,
116 BRYAN STREET,
On WEDNESDAY, the 17th, consisting of en
tile stock of first class GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, together with all busi
n-et FIXTURES', SAFE. COUNTERS, SCALES,
Et • , without reserve. To he sold as a whole,
or at retail, as parties may desire.
Temporary Akinistrator’s Sale.
I. D.Laßoche&Son, Auctioneers.
By virtue of an order granted by the Honorable
Hampton L. Ferrfll. Ordinary for Chatham
County, we will sell at premises, at 3-mile
t>ot, on the White HlufT road, for cash, to the
highest bidder*, on FRIDAY, the 2tith day of
Dec mbe". 1890:
1 Fine VIOLIN. OOLI) WATCH. ACCOR
DEON, largo nsaortmeut of finest varieties of
BOSES and GRAPES, together with all the
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
PHILIP SANDERS,
Temp. Adm. Est. Ferdinand Wark.
80 A P.
HO W I)Y
RAVE YOU TRIED
BROWN’S
SEA FOAM SOAP?
R pi.,arc *• the CluUwa. nan k xoelrftut Toiks*
and Bath Soaj*. being ery F RAURA NT.
Put at Jim coaW each. Cats
lieury Solomon & Son
WROUfUAUS AGENTS,
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