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RICH IN WORTHLESS CHECKS.
A BOGUS CAPITALIST LANDS IS JAIL
AT ATLANTA.
He Opened * Hank Account by De
posltlng HU Hn Paper. Bill Hie
(ashler Too Alert to Allow Him to
Draw Against the I)epo*il-DleoT
ery of the Nature of the Cheeks
Followed by the Man's Arreit.
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. IL—The local detec
tives think they have a genuine true
blue crook locked up at last in the person
of a sick-looking Individual giving Ills
name as H. K. Rheubottoin, who was
arrested this morning at 1 o'clock at the
Alcazar hotel, where he has been stop
ping for several days past. The com-,
plainant against the prisoner is Henry A.
Cassin. eachier of the Georgia Doan
and Savings Bank. A few daVs since
Rheubottoin deposited several checks with
the Georgia Loan Bank. These were sign
ed with the firm name of Calkins & Cos.,
of 206 St, Charles avenue. New Orleans.
Two were on the Exchange Bank of
Waynesboro. Miss., and have the signa
ture of L. Piper. Another was on the
American National Bank of Denver.
Rheubottom attempted to check against
this deposit, but the checks were found
to be worthless. After communication
with New Orleans and Mr. Cassin re
ported the matter to Detective Bureaw.
According to what the detectives say,
Rheubottom came here some time since
and has been posing as a
capitalist. He stated that he wrant
ed to purchase 115,000 or s•*’.*
000 worth of city lionds, and had a deal
under way by which the transaction would
have been completed to-day had lie not
been arrested.
When Rheubottom was taken io the sta
tion house two grips and a bundle or
papers, which were found in his room at
the Alcazar, were then taken along, and
when these were searched many checks,
blank safe for the signature, were found.
The names attached to them were L.
Piper, Calkins * Cos. and Hammond *
Cos of Denver. These checks were ready
to be filled in for any sum. It is believed
that the prisoner is the forerunner of a
gang of bank wreckers from New Or
leans, and that extensive operations had
been planned in this city. The detectives
are close-mouthed about the case and
strict orders have been issued to allow no
one to converse with the prisoner.
TAMPA’S NIiEDSi
Asking Congress for a Pnlillc Build
ing anil n Dry Dock.
Tampa, Fla., Dec. 4.—The people of Tam
pa have two favors to ask of the con
gress now in session, namely, the erec
tion In Tampa of a $150,000 federal build
ing and a government dry dock. It seems
•very probable that the federal building
can be secured, as the receipts at the
custom house have for the past fiscal
year exceeded $600,000. But the govern
ment dry dock is less of a certainty. The
Fifty-second congress, during its first ses.
ston, recommended that a dry dock be
built at some point on the shores 'of the
Gulf of Mexico, or the waters connected
therewith. A commission, appointed by
the President, made a thorough examina
tion of the Gulf harbors in reference to
their commercial Importance and the
means of their defense in case of war.
In selecting a site for a government dry
dock two objects are kept in view, name
ly, a clear channel to the sea of a depth
of at least twenty-six feet, and the pro
tection for a distance at least of twelve
miles by Intervening elevation of the
ground from gun fire from tile sea.
Fortunately for Tampa, of the three
harbors of Florida that were inspected,
Pensacola, Tampa and Key West, Tampa
alone offers a site at a sufficient dis
tance from gun tire. But unfortunately
for Tampa, only twenty-one feet can be
carried over the bar at mean. tide, while
twenty-six Is necessary. An estimate ot
the cost of constructing jetties across the
outside bar, made by J. W. Sackett, United
States assistant engineer, places the
amount required at $2,748,000. The cost
of dredging a channel from the Gulf to
Plney Point, where the Plant system
docks are now located, is estimated at
$648,000, making a total of $ - :,:6,000. It
seems very doubtful whether the govern
ment will think best to expend over three
and one-third millions on Tampa bay at
present. At the same time Tampa bay
offers, by reason of its situation on. the
east coast of the Gulf and its proximity
to the West Indies, a site of great strat
egic, as well as commercial, importance.
An ordinance was passed at the last
meeting of the city council providing for
the issuance of certificates of indebted
ness In lieu of the city scrip now out
standing, said certificates to be paid In
six equal payments, first payment to be
made on Jan. 1, 1897, with interest at the
rate of 8 per cent, per annum.
The Tampa Bay hotel was opened to the
public last Saturday. There were 200 reg
istered guests Sunday.
The new society paper, the Qui Vive,
•which will appear about. Jan. 1, will be cir
culated all over the country. Copies will
be sent each week to 6,900 hotels in the
United States and Europe.
EXJOYING AX ELECTRIC HOAD.
Winter l'lanti In the Loxvlnnria Hurt
by Front.
Ocala, Fla., Dec. 14.—A great deal of
Interest was awakened to-day by H. L.
Anderson, who is grading the Ocala Sil
ver Springs electric road, by getting out
an injunction restraining H. F. Dutton
and others from interfering with his
grading of his road bed across what is
known as the old Robinson lot, near
where his line will connect with the Flor
ida Southern railroad of the Plant sys
tem.
A counter injunction was served on Mr.
Anderson this evening by Dutton & Cos., i
preventing him from grading across the
lot. >
Mr. William Sinclair also served an in
junction restraining Mr. Anderson from
crossing his lot, which lies alongside of
the old Robinson lot.
Mr. Lewis, who is manager of the or
ange grove of Mr. James A. Harris on
Lake PanasofTkee, was in town to-day
and said tne late coal did not injure the
dorment buds which the warm jveather
of November had set to growing, having
come out from one to three inches, but
taking warning by the late severe frost
he had banked the earth from a foot to
two feet above 3.000 of these buds.
Maj. Rourks of Fruit land Park, who
was also cn our streets to-dav, .said a
very tender variety of guavas, on a high
piece of land passed through the late
coid untouched, but that in the low lands
the frost killed the tender plants.
The Ocala Board of Trade proposes to
give Mr. H. B. Plant a reception and
banquet at such a time as may lb- con
venient for that gentleman, in apprecia
tion of the interest he Is taking in our
town and the improvements he is making
in property purchased in connection w ith
his line of railroads here.
TO CLE AR OFF ITS DEBT.
That is What the Brunswick Rifle
men Propose Doing.
Brunswick, Ga.. Dec. 13.—The Bruns
wick Riflemen, one of the oldest Infantry
organizations of the state, and the only
surviving company of the Twenty-sixth
regiment, Georgia Volunteers, which un
der Gen. Gordon fought gallantly through
out the war, has a plan in view for pay
ing off its debt. The plan is to have Gen
Gordon deliver in Brunswick Ids famous
lecture 'The Last liavs of the Confeder
.The proceeds might not discharge
the whole debt of the company, but would
help greatly in doing so The company I*
L'na f om Pny I of the Fourth regiment.
4,1 cr *ck company of the
£? r vears. It Is commanded |,y
iron, w r. Hymans, at present Glvnn's
wiufThi*’ 1 1,1 ' ht b-glsiat ur> lit was
during its service in
etvt| a|| office, he l
DIXIE’S SHOW AT CHICAGO.
The Work of I'lthltcity to Be Began
at Once.
Augusta, Ga., DC*;. H.—At a meeting of
representative citizens this afternoon the
funds necessary for the preliminary work
of the Chicago and Southern States Cot
ton Exposition were guaranteed. F. B.
Deberard, who has been elected general
manager, will begin immediately the work
of publicity, visiting cities in the south
and organizing communities that are in
terested. A meeting of delegates from
all over the south will soon be held, at
which will he present delegates from Chi
cago, and the work of permanent organi
zation and promotion will be pushed. Ev
ery branch of industry in Augusta will
give the matter hearty and substantial
support.
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
Stafford to Get Off With Imprison
ment for Life.
Tallahassee, Fla.. Dec. 14.—1n the circuit
court to-day the jury found Joseph S.
Stafford guilty of murder In the second
degree, the penalty is life imprisonment.
He killed Charles and John Adams last
July.
The day was consumed in arguing a mo
tion for anew trial in the hundred thou
sand dollar damage suit of Allen vs. Lew
is. Judge Malone took the question under
advisement. Allen obtained Judgment last
week for $36,000 and interest, aggregating
about $50,000.
Slate Treasurer C. B. Collins has had
several severe hemorrhages during the
past twenty-four hours and his condition
to-night is regarded as very critical.
M. A. XEVIX DEAD.
He Was One of Rome's Most Popular
and Prominent Citizens.
Rome, Ga., Dec. 14.—Capt. M. A. Nevln,
one of Rome's most popular and promi
nent cltizins. was stricken with apoplexy
this afternoon and died within half an
hour He had held many offices in the
county and city, having been a county
commissioner twelve years, clerk of the
council ten years, three times mayor and
prominently mentioned for mayor next
time.
He w as an enterprising and public spir
ited citizen and a gentleman whose large
ness of heart and liberality were univer
sally recognized.
Recommends Itself
'’Hood’s Sarsaparilla adapts itself to the
tick and well alike. To the sick it is a
gsuro cure and to
the well the
best safeguard
against sickness.
My children
were weak and
puny. Two of
them had ca
tarrh. Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
cured them after
other remedies
failed. I, myself,
had been dys
peptic for twenty years and sought relief
in vain. X resorted to
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and have been built up in health. It
cured my stomach trouble and my weight
has increased from 112 to 140 pounds.
Try it ye sufferers from Maine to Califor
nia and from the North to the Gulf.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla will do you good.”
D. P. Smith, Justice of Peace, Mountain
Creek, North Carolina. fl; six for |5.
Hood’s Pills
SPECIAL KOTICBSs
STRENGTH
OF OUR ARGUMENT
IS SUPPORTED
BY OUR GUARANTEE
To please you or refund your
money. We guarantee every
thin* we sell. It s the best
that money van buy. We are
here to please our customers,
and. if we don't do It, It's De
cause you don’t give us an op
portunity.
DO NOT DELAY.
ONLY A SHORT TIME LEFT
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS.
We have them, and can sell
them to you at the most rea
sonable tigures. If you don't
try us. you'll never know. We
won't force our advice on you,
but it's dollars and ceuts for
you. A word to the wise.
The Finest Smoked Salmon,
the Finest Mackerel, the finest
line ot Fruits in this city.
Shelled Almonds. Mixed Nuts,
Fine Ccnly in abundunco
At the Up-to-Date Grocers,
JOHN T. EVANS St CO.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF FIRM.
Walter D. Jones having recently purchased
an interest in the drug business of W H. .lar
vey; hereafter the firm name will be Harvey &
Jones, the new i.rm assuming all liabilities
and collecting all aecounts of the old Arm.
Very respectfully, vv . H. HARVEY,
WALTER D. JONES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT JURORS.
Petit jurors who were discharged until lo
o'clock on Monday morning need not ap
pear until Tuesday morning. By order of
Ills Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES K. P. CARR,
Clerk S. C. C. C.
NOTICE.
At a meeting of the German Volunteers, to
be held at the Armor.' Monday evening. Dec.
16, at 8:30 o', lock, the horse and one buggy
will ledupised of: also several other articles
not disposed'of at the fair of the company.
Interested parties are invited to be present.
HENRY KOLSIIORN.
Captain Commanding Company.
ORIENTAL lIA/AAR.
AYe eU your attention to our Fine Selec
tion of Japanese Bric-a-Brac, which will
make the best present to your friends.
Egyptian Jewelry, Persian Drawn Work.
Novelties, and Rest Kind of Toys with very
little money at
MRS. E. N. LAWLER'S MILLINERY
STORE.
141 Broughton Street.
The Oldest Systems of
FIRE
FIRE INSURANCE
INSURANCE.
In the world.
'Phone 559.
W. P. GREEN Si CO..
151 Rryau Street.
MRS. C. E. DWELLE,
Stenographer and Typist,
Room IK, Provident Building.
Work executed with neatness ami dis
patch at reasonable prices.
TO ihe rt iii.it
For the Care ami Management of Your
I'iM'ket book
It will be necessary for yen to have the
stop aud waste cock put In ami your plotuh
log and gasili Ung done by the Sanitary and
PnsrUeal Workman
K V I! Holt FRICK, 61 Whitaker 61.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1895.
The artist who designed
these ladies’ sweaters (the
garments are exact repro
duction of the cut) surely
had a sweetheart in view as he piled his pen
cil. They’re as jaunty as a tailor made gar
ment. i ull sleeves, deep sailor collar and the
very pink of style and grace for the girl or
woman who rides a "byke " The eyes of the
keenest critic couldn't find a flaw in a thousand
of them t ig enough to hang an (injection on.
They cost a good price, it's true, $5.00. but they
are more than worth it.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
SPECIAL .NOTICES.
THE WONDERFUL
POPULARITY OF
BLUE CHEVIOT SUITS.
We've sold hundreds of them
lately, and have jnst received
another Invoice of elegant
values.
FOR flO
There's nothing to touch them
In quality, workmanship and
style In this city.
We’ve also received rein
forcements in onr splendid
line of
BOYS' SUITS.
All sizes and all styles are
now In stock, and with each
A BITKBOARD.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS
by having; your
SHIRTS A>D COLLARS AND CUFFS
done np In fine atyle by
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY CO.,
131 Congress Street.
M. PRAGER, President.
Telephone 383.
CON IDA'S
Christmas Novelties and Confectioneries.
FANCY BASKETS, FANCY BOXES.
The Largest and Cheapest Variety will be
found at
CONIDA’S,
4114 Bull and 15K Broughton Streets.
SWEETS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Come early and avoid the rush, and place
your orders for Christmas Candy—live pounds
for 61.00.
Chocolate Marshmallows. Chocolate Nouga
tine. chocolate St. Nicholas. Chocolate Pepper
mint, Chocolate Walnut, Chocolate Poalines.
Burnt Almonds. Smooth Almonds. Assorted
French Nougattne. Walnut and Cocoanut Bon
lions. Caramels, assorted, 5 pounds ia fancy
box, 61.00.
SWEETS TO THE SWEET.
Christmas Candy is within the reach of
everybody.
Look : We are making you a present of it.
All we want you to do is to pay us for the time
it takes to make it.
’HORSESCLIPPED IN AN HOUR.
An Even, Smooth Clip by our Electric Clipper.
The only one in the city.
The latest improved machine, does the work
quickly, cleaner and more satisfactorily than
by hand.
Now is the time to clip horses to keep them
from taking cold.
PULASKI HOUSE STABLES.
Telephone 135.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have decided to keep on draught
after this date in addition to the justly
celebrated Tannhauser Beer, the tine
Cabinet Beer brewed by the Savannah
Brewing Company, in order that the pub
lic prefering either brand may be accom
modated.
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 13, 1895.
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*S.IM PER MONTH
Will pay your Inatallnienta on five
■ hare* of xtork In W orkingmaa'a
Saving* and 11 nine Company.
613.3 U per month will pay your ia -
atalliuenta on n houae euMlng at.tHMI.
For furtbrr Information enll on
JOHN 1.. AHCHEM,
Temporary Keerelary.
MEETINGS.
XiriliYlToxrTiNtn^DiHMEV
Attend meeting at ttupper Room of the
Odd Fellows Hall Monday evening, l.'tli
inst.. at 8 o’clock, to organize branch of
order "Sons of St. Georg*-.'*
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
EATOXTOX BRANCH RAILROAD.
Katonton. Ga., Dee 9. M. The annual
moeting of the shareholders of the Katonton
Branch railroad for the election of directors
for the ensuing year will be held January 3.
1896. at ISo ctock noon, at the orfloe of the sec
retary in Eaton ton. Ga.
CHARLES N. WEST, President
BENJ. W. HUNT, secretary.
MARRIAGES.
FULTON—GREENLAW— Married. on
Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the residence of
the bride’s mother, by the Rev. Dr. L. C.
Vass, Abraham J. Fulton and Fannie J.
Greenlaw.
DAVIDSON—WYLY-Married, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H. King,
Anniston, Ala., on the 6th November, 1895.
by the Rev. Robert Todd Lyston, Mr.
William M. Davidson and Miss Jennie
Wyly.
BORDLEY-WRlGHT.—Married, o n
Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1895, at the First Bap
tist church, by Rev. S. A. Goodwin, D.
D., Charles Rogers Bordley and Ophelia
Clark Wright, daughter of Mrs. Hortense
I. Wright, both of this city.
FUNERAL IN VI I'ATIOXS.
SIMPSON—The relatives and friends of
Mrs. Martha Simpson are invited to at
tend her funeral from the First Bryan
Baptist church at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DON’T GIVE ME AWAY,
Said the Christmas Present—“l wasn't
bought at the right place."
TRUE ENOUGH.
Don't make the mistake yourself.
Buy your gifts from us.
For the Boys W'e Suggest—
Our Hollenback Shotgun, 28-ineh
barrel, a perfect gem. weighs 6%
pounds; other and cheaper shot
guns, Ammunition. Loaded E. G.
Smokeless hells for field, river and
sound shooting. Parlor allies. Tools.
Tool Chests. Wood Saws and Bucks
(real tools, not toys). Knives, and
lots of other things.
For the Girls—
Our Miniature (Real) Cook Stove
a beauty and delight for the little
ones; scissors, all sizes; Scissors in
cases; Stove Furniture, Baskets
For the Men—
Razors, the Star Safety, in One Mo
rocco cases; a Knife. the best and
targest line of cutlery in Savannah
to select from-Rodgers IXL.,
Ascend, Miller Bros, and the cele
brated Tree brand; a Gun. ull the
recognized makes and at cheaper
prices than else**here, are to be
found in our sporilug department;
Fishitu Tackle, as plain or as ele
gant as you would like; Pistols,
good and cheap; Hunting Outfits,
and lots of other men's necessities
aud embellishers. A special for
men—our Corkscrews, with hippo
potamus tusk handies.
For the Ladles and Home—
A nloe ornamental Heating Stove,
an 01. Heater, borne of the many
household convenien es he New
Raisin eeders. Meal Choppers. Fire
Sets. Chafing Gishes, and a thousand
and one articles peculiarly adapted
for acceptable holiday gifts.
We Are Open Evenings,
and invite you to calL Our store is
a modern concern and the stock not
equaled in the city.
K. D. & WM. LATTIMORE,
Congress street.
ROYAL PATENT FLOUR,
Royal Cleaned Currants,
Royal Seedless Raisins,
Roysl Citron, Brown Sugsr,
Makes a Royal Fruit Cake.
Royal Blend Tea.
Royal Breakfast Coffee—Java and Mocha.
French Market Blend Coffee.
Health Biscuits.
Vermont Cresmery Butter.
Appetite Silt.
Post Roms Beef, Leber Wurst.
A Royal line of Delicatessen.
HOLEY'S STAR GROCERY,
Broughton and Barnard streets.
IF A LADY
STOPS TO THINK
About her preparations for her
holiday feasts, she will save
lots of worry by coming to our
Store and look around. It s
too long a list of seasonable
goods we have to enumerate,
but we have everything.
TURKEYS AND GAME,
VENISON, SWEET BREADS,
And all the delicacies, as well
as staples in our market de
partment. We have all the
necessary requirements to
make the Christmas t 'akfs and
Jellies—and Nuts and Fancy
Canned Fruits—and%tc.. Etc.,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Fancy Chinese Candles
For Christinas Trees.
ROTHSCHILD A ROUS,
Drayton and Charlton Streets.
AN ENTERTAINMENT
Will he- Riven Monday evening, Dec.
It!, at Yonge's Hull, corner Whitaker
and Duffy street*, for the benefit of
the Duffy Street llnptist Choroh. Per
formance beginning nt 8 o'clock.
Yon are eordiiilly invited to attend.
Refrealxmente will he served lifter
the performance.
Ticket*—3s reals.
L. F.LEOPOI LO.
101 It roll gli ton Street, Next to Mar
shall House,
Make* all hi* Floe Candle* from the purett
*n<l burn material*. No letter candy to la
found anyher* and price* a low a* food
candy •an lx* sold for aud be pur*. French and
Fruit Caudle* a specialty
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LARUE STORES
UIVE THE BEST VALUES.
Thin in a fart which mast be appa
rent to all who atop to think of ft.
Almore'a Mince Meat. lOc a pound.
Plant Pudding. R. A It.. 25c n can.
Fine Itaiaina, lOc a pound, 5 pounds
for 25c.
Cleaned Cnrranta, lOc a pound, 2
ponnda for 25c.
Sew Fisa. 15c a pound.
Sew Dates, lOc per pound, 3 pounds
for 25c.
Sew Nuts. 15c per pound, 2 pounds
for 25c.
AS hitman's Fine Candies.
Fine Wine at 25c per bottle.
WX. G. COOPER, Grocer,
28 Whitaker Street.
GOOD THINGS
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Gibson’s Old Cabinet Rye $1.50 bottle
Old Pepper Whiskey 1.25 bottle
’E. Walter’s Baker 1.00 bottle
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Cordials and
Liquors.
THE HOLIDAY SEASON
is the time to enjoy yourself. We have
everything that's good to eat and drink.
Our special importation of
VINO DE PASTO SHF.KRV
cannot be surpassed for mellow age and
delicacy of flavor. We have Just replen
ished our stock of Champagnes, hence no
leaky bottles.
MUMM’S EXTRA DRY,
FIPER-IIEIDSIECK SEC AND GOLD
SEAL.
Also a good American Champagne,
suitable for punches, at $9 dozen quarts.
JAS. McGRATH A CO.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Now in stock and in transit six carloads
PEAS. BEANS, IRISH POTATOES,
ONION SETS,
And a full line of the best of everything
in Garden and Farm Seeds that twenty
years experience can secure.
Our stocks are fresh and thoroughly
tested aw to germinating quality before
offering them for sale
Market Gardners should book their
orders at once and have their seeds se
cured for delivery when needed. Send
for catalogue,
J. T. SHUPTBINE,
Seedsman,
Removed to Corner of Jefferson and
Congress Streets,
SAVANNAH, GA.
DO YOU EAT BUTTER 7
What do you think of Fine
Table Butter at 25c per
pound ? You save 5 oents on
the pound. Same quality 30
cents elsewhere. It is ex
cellent. Our word for It.
ESTATE S. W. BRANCH.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Humboldt Cigars
packed 25s in
Holiday Boxes
are substantial and appro
priate
GIFTS FOR MEN
OLD-FASHIONED RYE
BOTTLED AT THE
DISTILLERY.
This mellow whiskey in
Bottles at
FREDERICK SCHNAARS,
Anderson and Whitaker Streets.
Beauties.
Havana Beauties
and Le Panto.
BOTH BEST QUAL
ITIES OF NICKEL
CIGARS.
Remember these
brands for enjoyment
and economy when
inakimr |Hir<*ha*eM.
AMUSEMENTS.
gAVANNAH THEATER.
ONE- SOLID - WEEK!
The superb dramatic and comedy organ
ization,
THE BALD WIN-MELVILLE GO.,
Under the personal management of
WALTERS. BALDWIN.
Opening on MONDAY NIGHT In Clay
M. Green’s great comedy success,
“lhe Golden Giait Mine-”
Night Prices—loc, 20c and 30c.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday Matinee prices—Admission 10c.
Reserved seats 10c extra.
Curtain rises each night promptly at 8
p. m.
Ladles free on Monday night If accom
panied by a person with a paid 30c ticket.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Glee, Banjo and Mando
lin Clubs Concert
AT
Masonic Temple,
ON THURSDAY EVE,DECEMBER 19
Scats on sale at Masonio Temple Drug
Store, Liberty and Whitaker streets, be
ginning Monday, Dec. 16.
Seats reserved from 8 to 10 a. m. and 2 to
4 p. m.
m SONIC TEMPLE.
FRIDAY, Dec. 20, at 8 P. M.
Juvenile Choral Societu,
Enterne Mandolin Club.
Concert and Dance. Rosenfeld’s Orchestra.
Tickets 25c. Can be had at Solomons'. Liv
ingston's, Wheeler's, Reid's and Ludden &
Bates'.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
stiulits
BIG 0 SIX
CHEROOTS.
SIX for ten cents.
Are the Best.
SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
We have Just received our Import order of
Opera, Glasses, Field Glasses, Microscopes.
Magic Lanterns, Lorgnettes, and Chatlaine
Spectacle and Eyeglasses Cases, which will be
sold at REASONABLE PRICES.
We also make special prices for Gold Spec
tacles and eyeglasses during this month. Any
person purchasing a pair for a Holiday Present
can have glasses exchanged to suit the receiver
of such within one year free of charge.
DR. M. SCHWAB A SON.
jyßemember our number—23 Bull street.
IMMER VERLASSIC
ABSOLUT REIN
DER CIPFELDER VOLLEND
* UNC.
Der unfehlhnre Bewels der superi
oritat der Anheuaer-Buach Brewing
Aaaoclationa Blere über alle Andercn
iat der, daaa dteaelben nlcht nnr von
der groaatesa Anxahi der 1m dleaem
Lande lebendea Deutachcn. aondern
auch von Amrrirauoro, die gates
Bier an beartellen gelernt habcu,
▼orgeaogen werden.
Wo auch das echte Budweiaer,
Club Extra, Faust and Hire andcren
Markon von Verkanfern gehalten
werden, Ist eine Vergrossernng and
Prosperltat des Geschaftes efne
unansblelbllsche Folge,
Dieselben sind in Fassern and In
Flaschen bel den betreffenden Bran,
erel Agenten zu hnben.
Messrs. HENRY SOLOMON
& SON,
SAVANNAH. CA.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
If yon are desirous of obtaining
fine Bottled Liquors in original
packages please call and get our
prices.
We keep constantly on draught
the celebrated TANN HAUSER
II Eli It and EXPORT POHTEIt,
brewed by the HEKGXER A E\_
GEL BREWING CO., and also the
flue CABINET UEER brewed by
the Savannah Brewing t o.
CHAS. KOLSHORN & BRO., *
Pool, Heading and I.uneh Boons,
170 llroagbluu street.
OLD KkWtiPAPEH* m tofu caaiii 01
Buainars office Mori ng T.sst#
HISIK
ins
Cor.
MR U OK.
What gift will be best for
your father and mother?
What gift will be best for
your beau and your broth
er?
For pleasure and comfort
and good Xmas cheer,
Buy a pair of these SLIP.
PERS St. Nick brought
us this year.
Popular Pricßs.
■WJ 111
What’s Nicer Than
i him on sin
Every time It's used it suggests the thought
fulness and kindness of the giver.
You can see the newest, choicest snd most
elegant HAVILAND sets In the city at At,
LEX’S.
Every One Has a Special Reduced
Price
MADE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
A Gift Within Your Reach,
Now That These Prices Prevail.
Christmas suggestions.
Rogers' Carving Sets and Cutlery,
Rich Cut Glass,
Lamps of All Kinds,
Sterling Silver,
Bric-a-brac,
Fancy Plates,
Fancy Pieces
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS STORE.
On Barnard, Corner State Street
Less Expense, Less Profit Needed. Cheaper
Good*. Come and see
GEO. W. ALLEM & CO.
THE CITIZENS BAM
OF SAVANNAH.
Capital 8500,099.
Transacts a generU banking business.
Maintains a Savings Department and al
lows INTEREST AT 4 PER CENT., com
pounded quarterly.
The accounts of individuals, firms, banks
and corporations are solicited.
With our large number of correspond
ents in GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA
and SOUTH CAROLINA, we are prepared
to handle collections on the most favorable
terms. Correspondence Invited.
BKAMLEV A. DENMARK, Presldsal
M. 11. LANE, Vico President,
GEORGE C. FREEMAN. Cashier.
Savannah Savings Bank
PAYS
5%
ON DEPOSITS.
Issues 6 Per Cent. CerNficates of Depot!!.
Send or write for our
literature.
W. K. WILKINSON, President.
C. S. ROCKWELL, Treasurer.
v SPECIAL NOTICES.
toys: tovs: toys:
GAMES. GAMES.
FINE IMPORTED RAZORS.
AUTOMATIC POCKET KNIVES.
NOVELS, 7c COPY,
at
GARDNER’S,
118 Ilroughton Street.
A A Ell 1 NICK LINE
Of Postage Slumps nnd I’uatal Cards
for the Hulidaya. •
MOW MASK I, Pbaraiarlel.
l arger liruaghton uud Ilrsihx* ■*••
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