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Highest ojall in Leavening Power. —Latest U. S. Gov’t Report 4B&OWTEEV PURE The Daily Dispatch —PUBLI6I FI>BY~ The Dispatch Pupi ishing Company, O 6 WHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH. GA, u _ TKI jlsl ‘JI <> N K *4 10. Remittances should be u.u 1c by chf< k, money o dvr, registered b-ti<r or p- *t d note All communication* sbon.-l lx: addressed to Ins Daily Dispatch. s»a:u«n.:h. Gn. RATES One Month, S •> <> Six Months .... JJ.fi <> One Year, . • 5.0 0 Entered at the I’ostofl.ce at Savannah, Ga-, Mail Matter of the Second Class. Readers of The Daily Dispatch, when in Naw York city, are cordially invited to visit our New York office, Mr. George A. Coonee, mar.; ger No. 212, Stewart building. Any information left at the above office will be promptly telegraphed to this paper at nur expense. SAVANNAH. GA., JUNE 13,1894. FOR GOVERNOR: W. Y. ATKINSON OF COWETA COUNTY. The influence of federal office-holders should not be felt in the manipulation ol politi cal primary meetings and nominating conven tions. Gkovkr Cu.vii.aki>, passing <>i th i: tigi:b. The people have met Tamilian}' and taught the oath-bound ring a lesson that il will never forget. Last night's meetings were the hist real contest between Tammany anti those op posed to the corrupt principles and scheme' hatched behind closed doors and guarded by Hecrecy, and Tin DAILY Disi'atui congratu lates th>‘ respectable citiz-n ■■ on their repudia tion of an organization that has disgraced the politics of Savannah lor the last two years. The tactics adopted by the Tammanyites in boiling from the meetings of the First, Second and Fourth districts because they were ovei wbclmingly in the minority, is in keeping with the men who lead tin- secret gang ll’is patent Io every conservative citizen, however, that in each of these meetings tile opposition to Tammany h.nl a clear majority, and the ticket selected by il will compose the new executive committee of the pally. Let Tammany howl as it may, let it claim everything on earth, let it keep up coinage with beer and sandwiches, for il needs these things to make its rapidly approaching death as peaceful as possible. ’I he people are triumphant, the tiger is dying, Savannah is s.rvel from Tweedism. i in: rooi. snot i.o bi: bkoki:\. Savannah and Cliarlesh n have il in their pov.ei to put an cud to the confessed discrim. uulion against them by the Southern Steam ship and Railway Association. The confession is made that this disci imina tion is possible because the loads terminating at Virginia ports have not been getting as much freight as the roads terminating at Sa vannah and Charleston, and that under an agicement the northern roads must have the deficit made up before the South Atlantic p its can have their own i.i other words the money expended through the enterprise of South Carolina and Georgia people in the con struction of railways, and in the development nt the field,the forest and the mine, the prod ucts of which are naturally tributary to their own poits, must be given to Virginia roads to haul to remote ports until these roads show that their have bad an "cimJ share in wlial neither their geow.phica 1 positions nor their enterprise entitles them To enable Virginia roads, owned in Wall street, to declare dividends, th- Georg'.; and ' South Carolina roads must give up what is their own. This is the so-, ailed pool, .ml t’-’ poo! must be and should be broken. It is in violation of the spirit, if not the letter, of the law. It is unjust to the states that have granted liberal charters to the railroads of Georgia arid South Carolina. It is an outrage upon the ports discriminated against that they should be forced by such a weak surrender, to see the cotton, the lumber, tim ber and phosphates produced at their own doors hauled hundreds of miles away from their natural entrepots to the injury of the latter, and to the damage ol local railroad in terests in order that the Virginia railroads may profit by the unjust discrimination It is time that the discrimination stop. The railroad properties of G. rrgta and South Carolina have been juggled with too long by Wall street and tire parts ol these two states have been discriminated against already too long. It ought to stop, and if tne Southern Steamship and Railway Asso ciation do not give us relief, then the courts and state and interstate railroad commissions should be appealed to to break up a pool, which is another term for Wall street manipulation. The South Atlantic ports must have what belongs to them, and if the so-called pool stands tn the way of their rights it must be broken. MAVANNAH'H DISGKAr E. ■ I The crowd that has disgraced Savannah by lai- ? registrations, and debauchery of elections, added to th- de<p damnation of that disgrace l?- t night by conduct that should bring th: blush ol shame to every self-respecting citizen of Savannah The full power ol the city administration ( -,'..h arrayed in the Impif s struggle- agaii- • j the popular tide that was to reMsllcssly take ' | the fii'-t iritrcnchment of the enemy’s line In every district of the city the people were lin the respective squares outnumbering the or; .i-.izid oppo-ition of Tammany toughs and . kid glove annex. To defeat the wish of the , |>i cj>le different tactics were pmsu-d ill r’il i ferent districts to subvert the popular will, in which ruffianism was as pronounced as it was shameful. I r will, be interesting and curi Ous to se how Mrs. Lease runs should she bo nominated r for congress. r t l.oito Rosi-buky is requested to get off the ’ turf and Coxey must keep oil the grass The Morning Unreliable had a representative iat the First district meeting who was either instructed to make a false, report of tile meet ing, or was a volunteer in the perpetration of f.dselu«>ds th.it he knew were false. It is un true th:.! the “ l ammany men had adjourned’ the meeting and started oil” before the meet- | ing had been called to order and Mr. Mc s l-.iicnany elected chairman. It is also untrue | that “there were not over 500 people in | : lie- squares ami neither side could have p- 11.-. l .. ; the vote claimed.” It can be proved by dis j interested persons who counted the voting I strength of the Citizens’ Club and their vol ling allies, that on the first vote there were ( over 500 men in line. I .ess than 100 men assem j bled east of the center < f Elbert square, ami t with their so called "Chairman" O’Connor I i l ilting on tiie vase in the center ol the square 1 The reporter in question did not remain until I the meeting was over. It was not the truth he ~i ■ se>-l.e >- He was one of the few that < composed the small Tammany following, and , | left with it I • write a false report, and to ply his vocation in other parts of the city. LIST OF LETTERS i tieninlnlng In the Post tlffirc at Sawtrtiinli, (la., I .hint' It. ISIH. I ADIES LIST. A Mrs W P Anders. i [J Addie Brown, Callie Brown, Rosa L (Broun, Mrs .Ed Bowen, llannev Brown, ( J...ii'-a Bradford, Limiic A ll.iroard, Missie ■ j Brown. • j C I’lio.-be Cannon, Sallie Crawford, Mrs ; | A bl ■ lark, Sarah Cobb I) -Annie I: Davis, Ad.iv Dixon, Selma I Davis, Minnie M Davis. j [• Susie Flannagan, Elsie Freeman. (i Aimi-.' ( olden, Susannah Garrett, Miss .- I: G.idsen, M.u\ Gic-n. i FI- Georgia I: Hallman, Ella Hayward, Sarah Hagaetis. J Lila Jones, Alto Jackson. L -Mary I I evvis, Fashion Lovett, 1 izzie Lewis. JI- Carrie J Miller, Lucy Moore, Maggie Morrison, Mamie E Miller. I' Mrs C C Palmer, Hatlie Peeks, lull:', r Pinson. R---Cl.ir.i Ronon. S Adclirc Schmecks, I l.rttie Simms, Susan Strickland, MrsE I. Smith,Henrietta Simmons, Miuni ■ Skipper, Sarah Sheldon. T- Mrs James I hcus. W Delia Warnock, Sarah A Williams, Gerald Williams, Salley Wade, Sarah Ann Wayne, Rosy Watson, l.iui'y Williams. Gr.NTt.EMEN’S LIST. B Anms Burke, I: l : . Hebraker, C. C But ler, J Byrd, Lawrence Baker, Bush & Mc- Kav. ,M Barry, S J Burke, William Butler, W R Ballard. C A tarter, Albert Cotton, Charlie Cobb. George Coleman, Jessie Childs, Jake Currie, James Canlack, John Currie, J A Cohen, R II Cole. Thomas Chirdon. D Driver & Smith, George M Davis, S Davis E John Evans, S Evans. F -C D l-'r.m-.ky, Eugene Fields, J F Fulton. G Arthur Cr Jiam C W Greely, C C Gritlin, Do 'em .: Garlocco, Gabe Gadson. *II Char'es Harris, ' N Harris. !’ A Holmes, Joseph Huger: -n, John W Hunter, lack Uarmes, Moi t 1 lughlett, M G Hotchkiss. r T ”'~3 f'ri 1 / / l\l M .*Aq "4a I- H - /3 r ON ALL STRAW HATS. We are determined to close out our entire stock of Straw Hats, consequently will allow a discount of 331 % on present prices. Bo not miss the chance. Our Shirt Waist Sals Still Continues. ;'.iee Our Specials in Undershirts. IAPPEL & SCHAUL. f - 3 | ROAD | I i iTo Saisfactioi £ e and I I CONTENTMENT, ! !w\ 1 i W I i 1 i X W\ I I ’ 1 I 11 |M. DRYFUS,|j E Congress and. Jefferson Streets. 1 J- K B Jerk, R. J Joiner. K I' Kaulman, I: F Keels. I.—Mr 1.0-. J >lm I Lady, B I. Ludli>, . John I.angry, James Lune. JVJ- J G Malein, James Mitchell, John H Moon. W A Moore. W I. Mitchell, Win .Mc- Call, Josiah M< rris & Co, Well N Mi N -TJ Newton, I. II Nanty, Hugh Nichol". I’ N B Richardson. S Dulies Screven. S - llionv.-mi Scapley, Gcoige Smith, II Sapp, Richard Simmon, J V Sherrod, St Julian Stnens, M J Sullivan, I' S Stuart, Wil iam Stoney, Richard Smith. T I: Tyson, Edward Taylor, Josh Tyros, Jerry Thomas, H T Turner, S W Tilley, R II : I'uriier, William Thomas. W-A J Williams, C A West, M F Will iams, J imes White, James T Williams. Y —Joseph Young. Geo. S. Haises, Postmaster. ( Our New slure St ire. We are better prepared than ever to save ■ you money in the purchase of shoes We have many single pairs of a kind, odds ; and ends— remnants, as oui dry goads triends might say—that we are offering below cost. I Our grand tali opening will take place the latter part of August, when we will have one | of the largest ami most complete stocks of j shoes in Savannah. It is our aim to be rid of as much of our present stock as possible, to be ready for our opening with as many new shoes as we can ■ See our large windows ami low prices. Look at shoes in racks in back part cl'store, j Ask for shoes that we are closing out and . see the bargains we will give ' O". M. L Lambert, No. 1C Erougi’.ton street. I 'GET A FREE TRIP. Tte Ofifloiiilifc h an I tijg fcHyle Daily Dispalcli. GO TO SUWANNEE SPRINGS OR ASHEVILLE. N. C. The Grandest Offer Ever Made to Sa- vannahians-Free Trips With Board : at Suwannee Springs and sheville. ; Now is the Time to Subscribe to The Daily Dispatch. fur Daily Dispatch, with its usual enter ■ prise, having presented on .lune 1 a Lev i ticket to New York and return and one I week's board at the St. Dens hotel to Mr. G. T. Dunham the holder of coupon No ; . 11”:? now offers its readers two splendid I opportu: ities tor a summer’s outing. In Simaiiiice Springs Free. i ~ o the person gathering the greatest nun:- I bcr of coupons cut from The Daily Dis patch by July 1 and presenting the same to i Mr. Andrew Hanley, No. 37 Whitaker street, be given afieetickettoSuwanceSprings, . Th.. and return and one week’s board at that | famous resort. The coupon appears daily ' in this paper. To Asheville. S. C.. Free. To eveiy cash subscriber ot Tns Daily D:s- 1 patch a numbered coupon is given entitli: ■; ! the holder to participate in the award of our| I tree ticket to Asheville apd return via ti e I Florida Central and Peninsular railrvd and ■ two weeks’ board at the Kenilworth Inn, the finest resort in the south, to be presented July 1 at noon. Every monthly subscriber of 50 cents can a secure coupon. To Suwanee Springs Free. 1 To the person presenting the greatest number of these cupons, cut from The Daily Dispatch by July I,IBSM, they will be presented a round trip ticket to Suwanee Springs via the Savannah, Florida and West ern railway, and or.e week’s board at that famous resort: The Daily Dispatch : : Free ticket to Suwanee Springs, Fla-, ; and re urn via Saw, Fla-and West. R. R. . : and one week’s board. : : Name : Address : Cut this out and present at Andrew Han ey’s, 37 Whitaker street. | IF 'YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF Slippers, Go iiirccßy to Ileuflqiiiirit-is. Save Low Shoes, lit. . roii-.-y. Anything from an Button Boot .or ■ in'tiir's Shoe to a Heavy Boot in Shoe of any Kind our slock, PRICE • (RTG<EZT._ ■ i'*R£aU n i 143 bmuchtwi 51 CORSTEB. VZXiITAKSR STREET. OUR BASE BALL CLUB IS SOMEWHAT I KNOCKED * OUT, Bui we are still in Hie ring with a full supply of Hefrigera-1 alors. 'laliiuj'S. ! lamin ;cl;s nJ all oilier Summer Goods, which we are offering at Hard Time Prices. Gome and see us al. Hie corner BROUGHTON AND BARNARD. PLA NT SYSTEM. Charleston and Savannah Railway. Savannah, Florida and Western Railway. GOING SOllTli ItlAll DOWN Ti M L C t 1(1'. • .Ol N-. .'. O |;TH It EA D Cl> r> •» .:’> 35 J- Eri i< . May 2 isji. .2 7s 9 ....... i .... . '. ■’.’;un 2 I I'.tn Lv '' •’■ i i-.<• ■ ... \ r s 2<him J-I* : I - •> I'ii-i, |_• V» •IP Ur>u ... Ar ” Watn 4 11 lup.n , ' i • nd 7 Uj.-m Lv Rtebmon<i Ar 3 Mui G 43pm; I .. - . .1 : I tpmi l.v Wian nutrm Ar 11 Riant ... « Op •iJ2 51am Lx . ...l ayHL-x i11e..., \r 9'iOpmilO 25hh ' I 3 l‘|W. l l I dsplu ." r. 7,111. l.v i h. ri:. ■ II \r > I’dpm '.; l.'.i'unlia.V'pnJ . I : ... ..'Lv Au -i: •:■> ,f X .V>pm! ! • i U».pi i. . ' l.v Hernif rt .... xr; P’! I ith? '.. .... Ilut.u. I ■ ■ •• • 111 p;i i 6 I'd tin 1«v ... i atim • :<-■• Ar |: ■■ ipm ••» Rhim j....... i • ■ t:ii \ •' AV\ .. .■.’ i .I. . I I‘2; hi, !'l li. ' 7 Jl.iln ; i savan h r iml ...... 4 49pm ha’pm 433 ini. 2.3 am Ar ; Jesup Lv in Ham’ 7 .’Gptnj I Turn ('» o;p:n ll'i 2m>;.i ;» so.ini’ 1.0 22ft m Ar .Wayir. -s !,v GlOp:;; 3 GOam; ...... j 7 l-’pml i 7 Au.inij ...... Ar... !»riin*xvi<k... Lv 725 pm I I I 2lumllo J-’am! ' Ar Albany .. Lv’ | o?am . j 3 55pm' i 5 40pm ........I * Warn I ! .T\>m Ar Jacksonville i,v 7 UUni m 700 pm ....... I I •’••an■; . . • I ..I - u da.-n' 10 32pm| •' mm.. I -m Ar Lx . Tam 5-a p.-, ei.<nT } 'p'ni ... . •'L-i::-. .•; •' 10 ;:n f>3brmi 1 - u-j 2 .31 put Ar...... th- ; : a I.\ •? 47am 4 L'p 3 siiim| I 2 Odj n A l‘'p>i* \r S-nri - I Lv i I'.un j J HTptyl 35>p: r 9 t-ApmAr i' .}m Lv : S 00pm f> HOain; 12 'spm' I 7 3.ipu3 !<• . bpm, ' ..l\n' Pampa Lx 7 2<?pm. GOmini Jl -lO.im’ 7 it'ii-D !0 'mm; • S ;V.pm Ar .ALeiipniiery ..Lv: 7 3'ipin 7 !\un' 2 4"-pm; 12 25p .i 5 20pm; 3‘ 7* .iu Ar Mobil-..- Lv 1220.imi "...I 5 Olh>tU| 10 25pm| i 7* Aim Av Xpxv f.irh. an-.- J ,x' | 7 '1 rains 5, f 15. •_35 and 7S run daily- Train 12 Lax es Ravenel daily, except Sunday, at 42* pm lor Charleston.h ; rain It Civv.duly <xc -pt ttudav at o)»am for Ravenel. Train o’tu.ves Ch-rhsldn 7 10 am SunT**, ; only and arrives Savii'.n th l<> 42am. Train 10 leaves Savannah 3 40 pm Sundays only and. arrives t 'liaidv tun ’■»u. Trains *. G, 9 and 10 stop at all stations. SLb.L’-INC ( AR SERVICE AX I) CJXX’ECTIONS. Trains 32 and 35 carry IMhoan bull t leeping cars I tween New York'and Port Tampx ’! rains ! einnati. I rams 5 and ;> carry Pullman hit;!- t sle l -; in < cars b.:tv.<-.-n Savannah and Ocala. Trains 0 and 2‘, carry Pullman sleeping cars bvtw.-ui Savannah and Jacksimvilic. Passengers for Jackson ville- l-y tt ‘in .12-h enter sleeping car .t ? pm. l'i ms •;. L> and 35 make close connection for Mobile, New ’hbuiris mid the s<;uthv;->t. rickets sold to all points and s! .“ ping car secured .it pas<“nger station, and ticket office, 22 Bull street. C. S. G.UUiiTX, R. (1. J-'i T.MIXL, \V. M DAVIDSON. Ch;;i tcstoii, S. c. Savannah, Ga. Jacksonville. Fla. ANDREW HANLEY 37 Whitaker Street, Manufacturer and Dealer in White Pine Do* rs, Sash, Blinds. Paints | Oils and Bvili i-rs’ Sv vplies. Also inanuf.L tui' r < and sole agent for Geor-’ gia, Florida, Alabama, North and South Carolina, ‘ KING'S \sbc-.to- Wind; >r Cement for plast ring walls and ceilings. L.no.- shows ti.-;t c< d- : ings well soaked from ans> will dry out a> ; strung as <ver. Falling cei’ingh are unknown,; and the plastering will lasta< ig; as the building . itself How Does This Stride You?-' GIVE IT A THOUGH ' . One front washout ch set, wood or ii ~n tank, and ail pipe connections, walnut. < heriv or i nk seat, for sl*> 00 % ’lake out the old clps This • closet is worth its weight in gold. One . ' del '• yliia porclain hopper seat, any stvje tank, all con- ; flections complete, £l2.n*e Neptune eloset, < tank and scat lomp'.-te, <15.00, Al', work gA-tan- ‘ teed. JOHN W. FOUGHNER, BRO UGH T 0 N STUIi FT. on;: door east bercorn. THE WEST SIDE BAKERY. CORNER OF WEST BROAD AND ANDER- SON STREETS. GEORGE BAER. I Fresh BREAD, CAKES AND.ROLLS every I day. rompt d< livery to eve:v part of the citv. JOHN L. ARCHER, REAL ESTATE DEALER, 118 BRYAN ST FOR SALE, Property corner Jefferson and Chat lion, being I a store and two dwelling?, A.OOO. (<as Move Coupon. The housekeeper guessing nearest the number of g.is stoves in use in Savannah on June 1 will be entitled to a gas range put up ready for use by tae Mutual Gas Light Com pany. * : Xante: Number in use: : Ti:u Daily Dispascu : All coupons must be left at the gas ccm- I pen's office, 129 C-mgr ess street, ia a sealed Knvel.ipe. No guess received unless on a 1 Daily Dispatch coupon. IkIESLIN'G’S nursery WHITE BLUTF K.OA.ID. pi AX i: ci Designs, Cut Flowers fur 1 r.ished to or<-r. Leave orders at Rosenfeld Murray’s T> Whitaker street. The Belt KaiL i tray passes through the nursetv. Telephone 210. THE SOUTH'S FAMOUS (HEALTH (ESOI|T, SUWANEE SPRINGS, FLA. Rates Reduced to — Grand Plunge and Swimming Pool. ■N'ALLIBLE CURE FOR Rheumatism, D speusia, T. aver. Kidnev, Skin and Blood Jli^e.isus.i Climate Unsurpassed. Free ftom all MabTa, Delightfully Cool. For Rooms, Etc., Address Suwanee Springs Co, ANDREW HANLEY, President and Cereal Manager, Suwanee Springs Ha. YOUR SOLE NEEDS SAVING. TUDERBY WILL SAVE il f-OR YOU WfrH HIS FINE SHOES L. ±£l. BOWEjST~ Contractor and Builder. Estimates Fui-nislied. Heavy Work a Specialty Office 146 Factor Street, Foot Whita ker. Residence 34 BARNARD STREET, Savannah, Ga. NORTH AND EAST. -VIA- ATLANTIC COAST LINE Only line running solid trains between FLORIDA AND NEW YORK J. R. KENLY, I General Manager. T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent H. M, EMERSON, Assistant Passenger Agent N. C. Savannah ticket offices BELL ' i W. it \ ■ BIGf OU'S' Thefax-nitu tourGi line to Put-in-Bay and al! Lake Erie Island vta Sandusky. J.akeChaut- i.qua. N;: gaia l a’.s, St. Laurence River, thousand ids.. Lake Champlain, Adirun dacks, Green and White Mountains. NEW ENGLAND RESORTS NEW YORK AND BOSTON Via Cleveland. Lake Shore, New York Central and Boston and Albany railways. To the Lake Regions of Wisconsin, lowa and Minnesota via Chicago. ! To the cool resorts of Michigan via Benton j Harbor. ; When you go on your Summer vacation see that your ticket via the Big Four Route. 1 E. O. .'kCurmick, Passenger Traffic Manager, j 1). B. jda.tin, General Passenger and Ticket I Agent, Cin< innati. O. • <TATh OF GE >RG! A CHA I II AM COUNTY. ‘ To the Superior Court of .-aid County : The ! |>etiii«-;i of H. T. Moore, Charles F. Graham and J R. S. Mell of said county ami state, re.spectt'uHy ;■ shows that they and -r.«*.i other p-r.-o'Mih may * now or hereafter be associated xvtlh them desire I lobe incorpmated into a laxly eorpotate nmter | the num - and style of the West Side Home i Building Company, xvith its principal office and I place of business in .-aid county and state for the term of twenty yeas, ait!; ti.< privilege of rc nexval at the end of said time. The obj-x t of said < > npany am! the particular business it pro pox to carry on is the buying, selling, owning and disposing either on its own account or for the account of othera, real estate and pe sonal property of every kind, character and di - rip ion whatsoever, to build bo.uses, cottages and improvements, and rent, lease mortgag and sell the same for the gain and profit of it members. The c.p la! si cl- of said --om pan j; shall consist «»f tw-j.t/ i'our thous.m 1 live hundred dollars ac tually pi.«l in. xx-ilh the prnilegeof increasing the same In. ;> ti ne to time in the discretion of the hoard « ■ dir- , n-r-,, to nny amount not ex cerdimr iv.-o hundred thoij-and collars, or dimii • n - -mv in th-' -aim? manner Io any ameuni u-.t * than ten thousand ($10.! o')i dol lar-: -.-id r»to<-K to li ■ i-su- d in such denomina •’ tious mid amounts as may be de med proper by i the board of d rector-, and such may be paid i either in cash or on the instalment plan as.such ( bo -.; i may dechi'!, an land, st -cks ami bonds of : other corp, a ate bodi-s and all other property i>- ‘ u di i i n.. m ybe r. eei'. >-<l i;> payment of s.mi slock npoit -’-ch terms and conditions as the beard es directors shall decide. 1“ that ••ml it is th 1 d- sire of your petitioners !to have, own nd h<.id both real ami personal i prop< rty of < x: ry kind and description, and to j grant bargain, sell, ncn igage. lease, rent ordis i pcsr of th ■ s line at plrj'-'ure, to e ntract mid be , eoidravted with, sue an I be sued, u ake rules and I by-la’AS and r. ju-al the sapic at pleasure, have. I ami oxx’u a ipmatv - -al, ami otlv.rwi.se have ail the rights, powers arm privileges necessary and ' proper t carry on iG said business and as arc j usual and incident to ■■ rperati-i.is of a like char acter under the laws < f Georgia. Your pt liiium rs further that the prop- M er; yoft be ••> i(*hibe. • <>t -a ;<1 toimj)m v shall in no- I wis-.- be s H j--ct tn the <!- Ms, contracts or liabili- < ties of s .id company further than to tio extent of ' the unpaid stock of s <• i stockholders. Wherefore your petit loners pray that they may be. incorporated as aforesaid, xvith the powers, rights and privileges and under the name and fpr lite t- r.n ufme-at.l ; .s other corporations un der the laxvs of Georgia. And your petitioners will ever pr.iv, etc. S. L. LAZ A EON, Attorney for Petitioners. Petition for i:.« orpor.Hion filed in office Max* 15 .James k p. carr* t h-, k Sin.ci io,-o-.m-t ( h itham < onut v, Georgia THE DEADLY PARALLEL COLUMN. A LESSON IN ARITHMETIC, Average dr.ily coi-.ru . tion <•! b«er in this citv May Ist ta October Ist, annually, 200 KEGS PER DAY. Average daily’ consumption of ice in same time. 80 TONS PER DAY. 111:1: i. i is. Price of above ice I Price of ice when when competition is brewers protect their wiped out GO oenis per customers, 30 cents rx-r hundred; sl2 per ton. s<> per ton. Total cost of SO tons t Total cost of So tons per day to the people, Iper dav under thisSvs »»<W. Item. $4Si). g Net saving per day to the people; S4BO Net saving per the season of ISI daysjss,. 320. JUST THINK! I $88,320 00. I This is y. hat vou pay over and above good value I fcr an article of necessity wlren aru one has a cinch ■ r. the business. S-e bow pi<. r '.a!.le it would be to give away fn-e or ter. f- oi-sant! dollars- worth oi beer tn order to obtain con-rcl of this market on ice! But the people are too well read and in telligent to be caught with this spider and fly trap. Without doubt, the beer bthe thing that has come to the rc.-uue. Consumers, McKinley’s tariff is a gentleman Compared to this monster. Your interests are at stake and in our hands will be as jealously guarded for the future as they have been in the past. All we ask is a fair field and a share of your favors for the world renowned I?-’’ W AND PREEiUM PALE BEER AND OUR OWN MEYER BEER. RESPECTFULLY, aa rai George Meyer, GENERAL MANAGER. DRUG STOKE FOR SALE. I Business good. Stand well established. A cash purchaser can secure a bargain. Address XV. 8., Daily Dispatch Office,