Georgia Historic Newspapers

    g ras doings of women folk.
, rfonrs and Across Country In tbs
-“ d sultry Days of Mid-July.
Ss w York, July 13. -Now that the *a
. , mt inz is under way many of the
\tiid Marions who watuier under the
iXI L -wood tree are proving themselves
1 sitnething more dangerous
££ the elothyard shaft, Robin Hood's
Ladies’ shotguns and rifles are
weapon. expressly for the more en-
and, once the lin
t': “ U his oeen donned* the half savage
-‘-Ttho chase, in many an erstwhile
U 'feature's bcaom, cause the charms
even ti.etnad delights of croquet
°£ tennis from head to foot in
‘° , P ,T with felt hat and high easy boots,
' n on Shoulder, the woman who shoots
weapon o tramp the Adin ndacks
■ a aJ \v,rth creok to Paul Smith’s, and
tr °'h her cartridges to shove headache.
and about all the ills that femi
teir to into thy beautiful steel
" vl and With the instant’s pressure ot her
fit rer bl ,vr th® in awa /*. ,
& Th. favorite shotgun of the markswoman
• ISbtaSuwW and made after thepat
useJ by Miss Anuie Oakley. The
u of different shape from the ordi-
gnu to accommodate the shorter nock
"‘ r A‘,, s and the weapon is much lighter.
Thi harrels are ‘27 inches long or thereabouts
and figured The
te gbt is anywhere from 4 pounds to
.1 . at a’ P unds being recommended. The
£ormarny is 'JO. It shoots three
eVir-ha of an ounce of fine shot ahead of
two drams of Schultz powder which gives
verv ii::le recoil. It has a killing circle of
wes in diameter at 30 yards, costs from
si i to *250 and is usually made to order to
t he strength and figure. A woman is
measured about as accurately for a flue
shotgun as for a gown. Tue lower Bioad-
Kuv dealer, who has built more guns, in all
nrobabilitv, for tue use of women than any
other man in America, has a biauk form to
be filled in with the bight, length from
armpit to tips of fingers, width from point
of one shoulder to point of tbe other, chest
measure, full breasted or otherwise. Ili ad
dition to these particulars, if the gun is
ordered by the sportswoman in person he
always gives her one to handle,getting points
as to beads and weights from observation of
her carriage.
Mrs. Pierre Lonllard, who has an excel
leut reputation for coolness in the field and
skill owns some tine weapons. Mrs. Cleve
land’has a pretty 12-bore, which was a gift
to her on the eve of one of tbe Adirondack
vacations, but which she has not often
used." It weighs 5% pounds, and the har
rels are of full weight and strength and of
the handsomest finish possible. It requires
loss skill to kill a partridge with it than
when a smaller bora is u-,ed, and hence the
light 12-bore is quite a favorite among
women, at least in their first season’s shoot
ing bertha von Hilleru, who wou quite a
reputation for herself as a pedastradu, is an
excellent shot and uses a single-barreled
gun, which is of 28-caliber and weighs a
trifle under 4 pounds. Miss a Becket, the
artist, who for many summers sheared Miss
von Hiilern’s mountain studio in Virginia,
is rlso an nccui ate markswoman and shoots
with a double- barreled gun of 3t5-caliher.
It is told of the pair that one duy while
they were shooting at a target in the Blue
Kiuge mountains a party of mountaineers
lounged up and watched the practice,
challenging the ladies to a test of skill. The
men were armed with old-fashioned Ken
tucky rifles, while the two artists had modern
breech loaders. The mountaineers were in
vited to set up a target to suit themselves
and choose a distance of 100 yards. They
shot well, but the womeu were iti good
training aud the impromptu match ended m
a draw. A woman who is credited with
almost as much skill with a gun as in snap
shots with the detective camera is the wife
of ex-Seuator l'latt, who is off to bag game
in Alaska.
The rifle, the weapon of precision, is used
by fewer women, though numbers of the
old make of the Remingtons are still in cir
culation. The Marquise de Mores brought
down some game during her ranching ex
periences in Dakota. Her rifle had a short
stock, was of bk-caliber. with 24-inch bar
rel and weighed not over pounds. Tee
breech mechanism was simple, and it was
told of her that first shepbotographed from
horseback a scene of wild life and than she
brought tbe animal which was its focus of
interest down. More ladies shoot at a mark
than at game, but the oxodus to England
every summer and tbe sight of their cous
ins across the waters regularly taking stands
at tlw butts during a grouse drive aud
bringing the game to hag with the skill of
veterans is having its influence on American
women. (load double shot guns are beyond
the purses of any but the rich, but good
si-.gle guns and good single shot rifles are
cheap enough to enable anybody who is not
whsfted with her eyes q,s deadly weapons to
kill in a more effective way.
The business women of New York are
actively discussing the style of dress best
suiied to self-supporting women. With
competition in every line daily growing
seecer they find that they cannot afford to
Wbampeted by their clothes. The woman
*jo makes a success in any occupation is
cottas woman who.is a bundle of nerves,
ail unyielding bodice which prevents full
'wi breathing, the high “dog” collar which
K Mating in summer and rasps the neck all
. ear rouuc L the absence o( inaccessi-
Wlity of the pocket in which to carry the
articles wnich business life requires, are
r(m riV *i* ot ann °y&uce and nervous irrita
■'■ tt is not long since one of the largest
®rl societies of the city adopted
ik'n- ***? ,'\ aist a ' straight gathered
r‘ s as 1, rtMS for the members. Mrs.
w!! SS v !ller ’ tU ® successful dress re
rlraC0 9 f' , , amon £ her costumes an office
feitnr ° r ulsnpas women, the principal
row ,? 0t r ,h n h Bre a full h’odora vest
wn? f ', rah Sllk with Bbort jacket of tine
? rai * ht uudraped skirt laid m
the front and gathered on to
behind. Another dress which
writer- , 0 L ’ Se .vniour, the successful tvpe
-1 T° phpr i9 locating,"is a
sewn „'? t ‘ 0n °, f th * Directoire gown, with
bv that alraosfc as many as are owned
Srßt i,anr.; Cky <;r ?,* turH > the boy with his
Fwr of these pockets are
‘‘S’ on ® for tUe watch, one
that sa Is 0 for car tickets and small
Heht ii,io i n i r one °f the panels on the
handkerchief* ° n s pocket f or the P ursp a:1(1
ndum book l—i iw, J lx,ckels for uiemor
anionj, the t. an< * car ‘l cas e are tucked away
baa aroth . r t t ar draperies. When its owner
111 -1-hth nni r w S lnaae , she proposes to add
miE ai:an^,,! k ?"? n tholeft 81< fe for keys and
! ’ixurk, vl ° ngln ? s - Tbi,lk of '>ch
at all but , „,-l° men T’’ 10 have no pockets
three bun,i,“ ry ''.mbrella, handkerchiefs,
hold ,!n V ,ab y one ha and, while’
■* ith the other ‘ ’ ° P '‘'’ doors tßd pay
cob°fn t K h ev f < l <l t e3te ) xr ' eri l raents * the line
ibrary oAL v*"'* 1 111 this country is the
% ? a ut A t | ich ilrs -
esna, of “ p “*tt; she tires of the suc
-10,n in the fa n . Lo ‘ ld ? n ’ j s coming
I'lite literally r ’ 18 Baili to be copied
■ rll Whi^L f °“ th ® dining-room of tho
leanine t aid snows the same daring
'cod Ck , f '^ ank the bizarre. All the
he window r\d apartments, including
*}■ is paintol ?P aU ? l,rof "i wooden maii
** "alls are rmn| Ct | lor ° £ a ri P >™on.
“ruice beim-? ’ a K'eemsh blue, the
eilj ", and the 01 K reou t'iuo and
The m ^ a Pal o’ ,deUcate ye| -
°rd>;r,l withH the hearth are yeUow,
, n , ; !ue ' „ The floor is covered
,s ■■ The e . P g flKured in and
'" 1 “Pholsterln re ei)alUo led in yellow
’“! are rf vii nblue - pelves about t e
b,n and n ; r *i Wo .' jd h u oldin K old blue
’ Ufc Sewer Lf a , in the corm-r stand
.fflliad
of cUan 1 OS8 °i? 8 - The Clir
"*Ut Ja-ane-I f >WW - , ? <,a f ' nibr , i(l-
A ltlh- w h ‘ g ? reS 1,1 bl;le ft “d yel
-Mrs. h ; irneo° , boar d'xl in the house
. t°he dav the n ” i pr two "inters says
J ,. a eH t “T-“ tordsredber .and
wardn ,J nV l Stigßti ,n into tha
that ata whea 11 was discov
ned eighty-threo gowns,
not one of which was of the ordinary, quiet
conventional kind. When questioned as to
her work she expressed the opinion that it
must be inspiration, a judgment in which
her fellow-boarder war fain to acquiesce,
seeing that away from the writing desk the
famous writer's conversation was equally
thrilling with that which greeted ths ears of
an anxious listener who crept up to Harriet
Martineau and one of her oriiliant contem
poraries to catch the crumbs of wisdom
that might be dropoirg, only to bear in a
tone of profound conviction, “Well, dear,
if I were you I think I’d turn it and have it
dyed.”
Now is the season when the daughters of
wealth plums themselves on foregoing the
joys of Newport or Bar Harbor to make
pilgrimages among the teuement factories,
dropping flowers beside tee machine and
winning black looks for their beneficiaries,
or victims, from the taskmasters who
grudge tue moment of time spent over the
posies. It is too obvious a suggestion to lie
worth making that a movement on tue
part of customers to demand underwear and
clothing which can be guaranteed as paid
for at better rates would enable the teue
ment seamstresses to buy their own blos
soms and the flower distributors to take
their vacation ease with clear con
sciences. The providing of cheap coun
try board for working-woman’s vacations
is a less sensational form of charity than
flower slumming, but more practical. Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer, the writer on art
and architecture, does much toward main
taining a house on the sound, where girls
can get good rooms and comfortable meals
at 84 or {5 a week while enjoying sea air
and bathing. Mrs. Harper, wife of one of
the members of the publishing firm, pays
out of her own purse the deficit in the bills
of a similar house which takes women for
two weeks’ vacation at Long Branch Still
a third of these summer homes interest tae
efforts of Mayor Hewitt’s daughters. Laura
C. Holloway’s Seidl society takes women
to Brighton beach for afternoon outings
cost free, and the Working Women’s Vaca
tion societies of New York aud Brooklyn
assist several thousands to the joys of green
fields and blue skies. Most of the working
girls’ clubs have saving bank deposits for
vacation funds.
New York is to have a law school for
women in that fall. E. P. H.
GBOaQB LAW FLEBOSD AGAIN.
Said to Have Been Duped Out of S3O,
000 at Daly’s Gambling House.
From the JVete York Herald.
Lono Branch, July ll.—There is a story
being whispered to-night about the hotels
and places where the wheel goes round and
the chips rattle that is almost a counterpart
of tbe robbing of George Law last summer
in Saratoga. Strange to say, George Law
is again the hero, or rather the victim, of
the occasion.
It is said on the best of authority that on
Monday night Haw was swindled out of
$30,000. According to inv informant. Law
tail the story himself. The young man. it
is well known, is very wealthy, and while a
shrewd, industrious business man when
sober, when drunk is very easily led to part
with large sums of money. This fact has
been cf late years turned to account by a
gang in New York, who have become so
notorious as to bn called the “S.vipes
Guards”and “The Hessians.” They follow
Law about, keeping out of the way while
he remains sober, but a3 soon as they hear
of his being on a spree they swarm down
on him like wolves.
Last year at the springs, when Law was
stopping at the Grand Union, the Hessians
swooped down aud induced him to distrib
ute about sl.'),ood worth of diamonds in the
bar-room. Jere Dunu wears a magnificent
ring presented to him at that time, <uid Joe
Coburn has also a costly memento of the
occasion.
This time, however, the Hessians seem to
have been left. It was tha Long Branch
gamblers who fleaced the victim.
Law came here from Saratoga on Sun
day. He had his valet with him, aud was
just beginning a “toot.” He registered at
tha West End, where the best of care was
taken of him, special efforts beiug made to
save him from tho gang who it was ex
pected would soon flock around him.
SECRETED IN A ROOM.
Mr. Hayes of the hotel tells me he had
Law secreted in a room other than the one
opposite his name on the register. This
was done solely for protection. A forerun
ner of the gang had bean noticed hanging
about the hotel. This was tha spy who
always follows Jaw to notify the Hessians
when to come on. Law was put ia the
second room because at Saratoga tho gang
got onto his apsrtment and actually made
him got up and go away with them.
According to Air. Hayes, Law and his
valet did not leave the room they were put
in, and therefore the story about the young
man’s losses are not true. Ha says a close
watch was kept for the arrival of the gang.
On Tuesday who should put in an appear
ance but Jere Dunn. Law kept out of his
way. A fellow named Shaefer also came
and registered as belonging to the United
Stetes army, but got out when he ascer
tained that his supposed game was known,
but if George Law himself is to be believed,
Dunn and Shaefer, if they baddesignson
Lavr, came to late.
A gentleman from the south, well known
in the sporting world as a man of un
doubted voracity, -and another from tho
west, also of the best standing, tell me that
they saw Law' a few days ago, and he told
them that lie had just been fleocud out of
$:!t),000 by Long Branch sharpers. Oao of
these gentlemen said:
“Of course this thing is being kept quiet.
I got it trom Law’s own lips, and I believo
it.”
SWINDLED WHEN DRUNK.
“This is an outrage. George told me that
he was taken to Daly’s gambling house
while druuk on Monday night , and induced
to play. He did not remember anything
that occurred, except that lie made several
thousand dollar bets. When he got through
he was told that he owed the house $:>0,0U().
He has been iu lots of such scrapes, aud I
consider him a fool to pay under such cir
cumstances; but George is the soul of honor
and always pays.”
“Law has been plucked again sure,” said
the other gentleman referred to. “He told
me so himself aud Ido not doubt it. Thirty
thousand dollars is not much to him, but
the way he lost it makes my blood boil.”
There are two gambling houses here kept
by the Dalys. “Phil” Daly runs the Penn
sylvania club house and John Daly is pro
prietor of the Ijong Branch club house. All
knowledge of the loss of SBO,OOO by Law
was denied at both places.
The young man is said to have gone to
Now York on Tuesday, but I am told that
frieuds have him safely housed iu a cottage
not far from the Branch.
Gossip of tho Stage.
Thatcher, Primrose and West dissolve
partnership Aug. 80.
Emma Abbott is in Bayreuth, Germany.
She sails for home Aug. 10.
Robert Downing’s new play in which he
will be seen next saason is called “The
W r hite Pilgrim."
Mrs. Langtry is confined to her bed at
Long Branch, N. J., with an unusually
heavy cold, and is threatened with an out.
break of congestion of the lungs.
Etolka Gorster u at Berlin, 'Germany,
and it is denied that she has lost her voice
entirely. She sang at a concert in Berlin
last week, for the benefit of tho Johnstown
(Pa.) flood sufferers, and raised about S4OO.
Dunlap’s Stage News has this to say of
one of the Fords’ actors of two years ago:
“Even the cars are beginning to come Mr.
Horace Vinton’s way now. For a time,
even the wild winds didn’t; but now he is
to go on the road with ‘The Dark Secret.’
He is a fine, capable, conscientious actor,
and his ‘Armltage’ in ‘The Livers aud
Lights of London,’‘Denver’in ‘ The Silver
King,’ and his splendid impersonation while
Rose Eytinge’s leading man, cannot readily
be forgotten. For fourteen months he sup
ported Charles Wyndham in Loudon, fie
j is one of tho comparatively few good lead
| ing men that are’left to us.”
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1889.
Weather Forecasts.
Local forecast for Savannah for to-day:
Fair weather; cloudy in forenoon, followed
by clearing in afternoon.
I 1 Special forecast for Georgia:
I FiiS Showers in northern, fair in south-
l — _Jern portions, slightly warmer, ex
< cept stationary temperature, near
the coast southwesterly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah. Ga.. July !3, lSß9,and the same day for
eighteen years.
| Departure
Msax Tixpebatuks 1 from the Departure
■ j j normal Since
for IS years July 13, tS —or Jan. 1, ISS9.
Comparative rainfall statement:
j Departure
Amount for] Amount from the Departure
16 years. , for , normal
j July 13, *B9. --or— Jan 1,1889.
.1" I .00 | —it j -!- 1
Maximum temperature, 03.0 minimum tem
perature, 78.0.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.5 feet —a rise of 0.4 feet during tbe past
twenty-four hour-.
Cotton Kecion Bulletin for t venty-four hours
ending 6p. m., July 13. 18fJ. 73th Meridian tune.
Districts. ; Avekaok.
Kami. Max. ! Min. Rain-
Items. iTemp Temp fall, t
Atlanta 10 88 70 . 33
Augusta S2 90 72 .18
Charleston 7 94 72 .24
Galveston 18 92 74 .05
Little Rock - 14 94 74 . 30
Memphis. 14 88 72 04
Mobile 8 90 ~'i .21
Montgomery 7 182 74 .03
New Orleans 13 90 70 .18
Savannah !8 96 74 * T
Vicksburg 4 92 72 .12
Wilmington. 10 90 72 17
stations ok , Max. Mm. uain
savannah district. Temp Temp falll.t
Alapaha j 96 72 .00
Albany. j 24 75 03
Baiabrldge I 94 74 * T
Eastman j 98 74 00
Fort Gaines ] 98 72 .00
Jesup | 100 16 .00
Live Oak 96 72 .00
Millen 94 74 .(X)
Quitman 92 74 . 00
Savannah 93 76 .00
Smithville 98 74 00
Thomaaville 96 72 00
Wayeross j9l 70 .00
Summary I
Means, I .... j
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ail stations.
Savanna ii. July 13, ?:?6 p. m.. City time.
j Temperature.
| Direction. J
I u.
| Velocity. P
| ltainfafl.
NAME
or
rrATioNa
Norfolk 78 5 E ..j .04 Cloudy.
Charlotte 75 W .; 1 4 Cloudy.
Hatteras T 4 WBO 04 Kainiug.
Point Jupiter, Fla 82 S E 8 . . I Cloudless.
Titusville 82 5 E 18 !Cloudles.
Wilmington 74 8W .lOiCloudy.
Charleston 82 5V\ 12*... !Cloudy.
Augusta 74. S W |l.22(Cloudy,
Savannah. 84 8 W 10 Cloudy.
Jackjonville 84 8 10 .... Cloudless.
('adar Keys 82 NW| Cloudless.
Key West 84 K | 10j.... Cloudless.
Atlanta 74’ Wj. 1.06 Cloudy.
Pensacola 82:5W114 (Cloudless.
Mobile 82| S j 6 .04 P’tly cloudy
Mont(fo:nery 80ISW 6 .16 Cloudy.
New Orleans 82. S j. 1 121 Cloudless.
Ualresion 84 ! S 8 .... j Cloudless.
Palest ; oe 8S S El Cloudless.
Brown-sCMo M,B Ei 6 (Cloudless.
KioGrar.de.. ... 90: R ;10 ...it'l ,udless.
•T ‘tn tes trace of rainfall.
C. P. vo. .Ikrhmann, Observer Ritmal Corps.
Strictly Business.
What is the Bwift Specific Company?
Who compose the organization? Is it a
clap-trap medicine humbug, gotten up to
deceive and make money out of the people?
These questions we think are answered by
the officials and citizens of our city anil
state.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 10, 18S8.
We know the gentlemen composing the
Swift Specific Company. They are promi
nent citizens of our stale, men of means
and of high character and standing..
W. A. lIKMi'HiLL, President Capital City
Bank.
J. H. Porter, President Merchants’ Hank.
Paul PvOMare, Vice President Atlanta
National Bank.
L. J. Hill, President Gate City National
Bank.
JNo. B. Gordon, Governor of Georgia.
Alfred H. Colquitt, U. S. Senator.
J. T. Cooper, Mayor of Atlanta.
H. W. Grady, Editor Atlanta Constitu
tion.
The Best In the World.
I think Swift’3 Specific is the best blood
remedy in the world. 1 have known it to
make some wonderful euros of patients who
were considered incurable.
D. M. Grayson, Crowvilie, La.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed froa.
The Swift Specific Cos., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga.
Let Her Go,
Ga!lager! We mean the Gallager at the
Switchback on Tybee Island. Make your
purchases at Appel & Scbaul’s, Ono Price
Clothiers, at their popular prices, aud get
your Switchback tickets free. Gallager
knows how to push . We have tried
him.
Switchback
Tickets presented with $1 purchases and up,
as advertised, at Appel & Sohaul’s, One
Price Clothiers.
Complete.
Well, I should smile. Our line of plain
and fancy Hosiery can’t be boat, and the
prices tell. Appel <£ Schaul, One Price
Clothiers.
A Delicious Beer
Is the great Rochester Bohemian Brand.
All first class grocers and bars iu New York
make a specialty of this Rochester Lager
Boer. It is made from German hops im
ported from Germany. You will find it
the most delicious drink, and one you will
never tire of, is this, the great Rochester
Beer.
Made only by the R'Chester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y., and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
Sc Cos., J. McGrath, 8. W. Branch, W. G.
Cooper, Moehlenbrock & Dierks aud John
Lynch.
be Soto Rye Whisky, a delightful blend of
mellow brands, only $4 a gallon. M. Lavin’s
Estate sole proprietor. Telephone 54.
25c.
Will buy you the latest in Bilk Pongee, four
in hands, and Winsor’s Scarfs, at Appel &
Schaul’s, One Price Clothiers. Just re
ceived.
Lunch Baskets, Btrauss Bros., 22 and 22
Barnard street.
At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga.,
you get all the comforts of the high-prioed
hotels, and save from $1 to $2 per day.
Try it and be convinced. — Boston Home
Journal.
Fine Teas, Coffees, best brands Canned Goods,
New Magnolia Hams and choice Corn Beef,
selected pieces, at M. levin’s Estate.
Thin, Thinner, Thinnest!
Summer Coats and Vests, every'style of
goods imaginable, at Appel & Schaul’s,
One Price Clothiers, at summer prices.
EVERYBODY IS INVITED
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE of ou*
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
For 13 cents you can have “your say" in the
Moair.jro N'rws, provided you say it in 15 word*,
and pay 1 cent fer each added word. Th*
CHEAP COLUMN embracea advertisements at
all kinds, via.: FOB SALE. REAL ESTATE,
TO LEASE. SALE BOUSES, HORSES AND
CARRIAGES. SALK MISCELLANEOUS. BUSI
NESS OPPORTUNITIES. PERSONAL. BOARD
ING. wanted help, wanted situa
tions, wanted BOOMS, WANTED BOARD.
FOR RENT ROOMS. WANTED AGENTS,
wanted houses, wanted miscellanb.
OUB. LOST AND FOUND, TO LOAN, RE
MOVALS, AUCTIONS, EDUCATIONAL, PRO
FESBIONAL, MUSICAL, ATTORNEYS, Etc.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS
will have their order* promptly attended to and
will receive copies of the paper with the ad tot
tlaement marked for inspection. Count the
number ot words in your “ad” and remil
accordingly. Please remember that no adver
tisement ia inserted for less than 15 cent*
LETTER BOXES
in the Morxino News are furnished without
cost tjr the receipt of answers to advertisers,
and all communications art strictly confi
dential.
Persons having advertising aocounts with
ths Morning News can send advertisements
BY TELEPHONE when it Is not convenient to
write and forward them to the office.
Telephone of Business Office ia No. 3f>4.
Galls answered until tO p u
PERSONAL,
H OTOQ ka PI IY\—Two dollars and " fifty
rento pays for one dozn lCabinet Photo
graphs and one extra for bxld frame. J. N.
WILSON, 21 Bull Street
IT ERSO N AL. —Those who can appreciate fine
old Wines, mellow Whiskies, rare old
Bran-lies, Gin**, Ruins, etc., hft 1 better examine
the stock of M. LAVIN’B ESTATE before buy
ing elsewhere.
HERMES & Q< >TTLEIB'B old stand is re
fitted and refurnished by WATERS A
O’RILEY. First class work guaranteed.
HELP WARTXO,
Y\rANTED, a colored lad as porter In grocery;
I must come well recommended. Apply
immediately. J. S. F. BARBOUR, New Houston
and Barnard streets.
\\T ANTED, a young: lady for office work;
* I must have had some business experience.
Address, with references, Box 32, Morning
News office.
\\T ANTED, throe or four live, energetic solioi
-7? tors to solicit subscriptions to the “THE
GRUMBLER,” corner Bull and Bryan afreets.
\\T ANTED, neat, capable girl for general
II houuowork. Call Monday morning. Mas.
WM. KELLEY, 67 President street.
MEN can find employment Monday morn
i in£ by cal* ng at 15V South Broad street.
\\ r A NTED, a good cook. Apply at 54 Gaston
▼ ▼ street.
O ALESMEN.—We want a few reliable men to
kd travel and sell our goods; no previous ev
perience necessary; permanent position; salary
?*2 50 per day; wages and traveling expanses in
advance; goods staple and sell on sight; busi
ness light, easy, genteel. Addresj. witJL stamp,
CONTINENTAL MT’G CO., Cincinnati,, O.
BTATK
OF
WEATHER.
W A-NTM*, experienced jeans pants makers
_ T at .Jefferson street, corner liryan.
\\f ANTED, two truck gardeners, to rs.ae
“ T vegetables on shares. Address Box ii-10,
Fort Meade, Florida.
~\\f ANTED, a first-class sawyer and sawfiler.
1T must be sober and rejjpble. and well
recommended. Apply to JESSE THOMPSON
Jt CO., Midville,.Ga.
\COOK WANTED.—A good plain cook for a
family can secure permanent employment
at one of the healthiest places in America by
applying to the undersigned WALTER T. MC
ARTHUR, AlcArthur, Montgomery county,
Georgia.
\\ ANTED, Agents to handle our goods on
’ t commission all through the soutn who
cover their territory every thirty or sixty days
and visit the small towns preferred; also a city
salesman in Macon, Augusts and Jacksonville.
ATLANTA SHOW CARE 1 'O.. Atlanta, Or.,
\ GENTS should write for illustrated circular.
terms and two weeks' trial of Missouri
Washer. Washes dirtiest clothes by hot steam
without rubbing. Easily sold; profitable.
J. WORTH. 54 Beckman street. New York.
SALESMEN WANTED- SI,OOO can bo made
k in six months selling Tunison's now aud su
perior Atlases. .Maps and ( harts. For particu
lars. address H. C. TUNISON, Atlanta, <>'a.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
X\T ANTED, a position by an experienced
' V elderly woman in some first-class North
Georgia watering place,or a permanent place in
a hotel in some city. Address HOUSEKEEPER,
Morning News office, Savannah.
V SUCCESSFUL fertiliser salosman. with
several years’ experience in North and
Middle Georgia, wants position for coming sea
son. Address SALESMAN, Lock Box No. S3,
Atlanta, Ga.
\\ 7 ANTED, bv a young lady, position as book-
T y keeper, cashier or office work: willing to
work for small salary: can fnrnisli best of
reference. Address ROBERTA, this office.
\\ r ANTED —A youug lady, having her own
Vt typewriter, desires a position as stenog
rapher or typewriter, from Sept, 15 next;
satisfactory references. W. 1. W., Box 115, Sa
Vanuatu
A YOUNG BOY, 16 years old. would like to
get position with a good, reliable firm
writes a good hand. O. M. G., Morning News.
A FIRST-CLASS hotel cook wants a situation
Apply to HENRY WILLIAMS, 5443H1 Hunt
ingdon street.
VLT ANTED, position as traveling salesman in
V > Georgia by a man of several years expe
rience. Good references given. Address BUS
IN ESS. care of Carrier No. 2, Macon, Oa.
AST ANT ED. by an experienced woman, a
* V situation as housekeeper in private family.
Address Mas. C. H. S., Morning News ofiioe. Sa
vannah.
STEADY MAN wants a situation of any kind;
good reference. Address STEADY, Morn
ing News.
SITUATION WANTED, hy a practical filer
and sawyer. Address IS., care this office.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
AIT ANTED, from Oct. Ist. Two connecting
TT rooms, on floor w itli bath, with or with
out board, for gentleman and wife, in district
south of Gaston, nortn of Bolton, east of Dray
ton, ami west of Habersham. Address at once
stating terms, H., Box 96. city.
11” ANTED, to rent, by Oct. Ist, medium size
11 bouse with modern conveniences, conven
ient to horse cars, not to exceed twenty minutes
ride to liny street. State location and rent.
Address HOUSE, News office.
TIT ANTED, an active young business man
?t with small capital as partner in an estan
lisned retail paying business. AddressM. G. K.,
Morning News.
Ay ANTED TO RENT, a small house in a con
t V venient part of the city: rent to be moder
ate. Adiresß TENANT. Morning Nowe office,
\y ANTED, Brush Electric Light and Power
it Company stock. Address CASH, this
office.
Ay ANT ED. pupils, to instruct privately; ref-
It •renee furnished. Miss GRAD Y, 63 H*ll
street.
IO AN ASSOCIATION STOCKS of all kinds
ji wanted, by SAM K. PLATSJIEK, Broker.
Room 6, Southern Bank.
ly ANTED, everybody to call and examine
VV the samples of goods of the Bunker HiH
Pants Company. Pants. s■': and upward; suits,
sl4 and upward. Whitaker street, near South
Broad. _
1," MPTY BARRELS.— WiII pay cents each
.j for good sound Barrels, suitable for hold
ing tar, on delivery at UA3 WORKS, Bay street.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
\NY ONE wishing to sell small hotiae #r
house* cheap for cash, or on time, will
rioaso iul.iress, Htnt.n* location, pri-e, etc.,
* HOUSES.” Morning News.
r*al and Wood orders by CHaS.
* ▼ H. DIXON A CO. Telephone 03. Office
8 Drayton street, east side.
\ WHITE WOMAN vants babiea to Board;
giTe m >ther*s care. 11,I 1 , 1 Br t
IVANTED, the public to know that recent
I ▼ improvements increase*! capital and facil*- j
tics enable us to tarry a larger stock and to v il i
at reduced prices. M. LAV IN'S ESTATE,
i elephone 64.
\\ r -ANTED, every body to call and examine
▼ I the samples of goods of the Bunker Hill
Rants Company. Pants, $3 and upward; suits,
sl4 and upward. Whitaker street, near South
Broad.
\V T ANTED, a good livo man with $2,000, us a
II partner, one who thoroughly under
stands the house furnishing hardware business.
\ddresw. with references, HARDWARE, Uvx *>.
care Morning N#wg.
V PURCHASER desiring a beautiful residence
with 2u lots in this vdlarv, 45 miles from
Savannah Address AGENT, o iver. Ua.
ROOMS TO KEN E.
r |' , U RENT, two rooms furnished or unfur
i- nished. convenient t-' business, bath room
on same floor; private family; rooms facing
north and south; large and pleasant; will rent
eh ap to permanent tenant. For terms, ad
ilres.s I*. D., News office.
RENT, three unfurnished s -nth rooms,
one single aud two connecting; bath room
convenient and gas if desired. 3 7 Habersham,
letween York ami President.
(\NE pleasant furnished room for rent, suits
* bla for two gentlemen sleep ng. Northeast
corner of East Broad ami President at roe a.
RENT, two desirable furnished rooms
with bath on same floor. 75>* Broughton
street.
FpOR KENT, two unfurnished rooms with use
of bath, rent reasonable. Apply 38 Abor
corn.
ITVjR RENT, pleasant south rooms, lao r '' and
small, also day board, at 56 Barnard
street.
r | r 1R
A water conveniences. Also large room on
second floor. 127 Charlton street.
RENT, a desirable flat 10 Macon street,
totween Habersham aud Price. Apply at
house.
JARCJE, pleasant, airy front room for gentle
J men, with or without board. 153 South
Broad street.
I RENT, tvro rooms, second floor, single
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
| \WELLING and store northwest corner
I " Montgomery and Henry streets, just the
place for drug business. R. S. C'LAUHORN,
deal Estate and Collecting Agent, No. 11l Buy
street.
I?OR RENT, on Margaret street, n five-room
house at ten dollars a month. Inquire at
150 Taylor street.
SEVERAL desirable residences, with all mod
ern improvements, for rent Further in
formation apply U SALOMON COHEN.
IT'OR RENT, from Oct. Ist, that, desirable red
' denes southeast cornel Charlton & Tatt*
nail streets. Apply to M. A COHEN, y.’J Bay
street.
FOR RENT MIS< ELL AN EOt S.
CMJRRENI LEASE a bakery, with tools
l 1 and fixtures complete, occupied by present
owner for the past 20 years; fine location for
trade, a big opening f- r Die right man at Au
gustA, Qa. GEO. EVERS
IT'OR RENT, Stable with use of yard nt No.
ICI Liberty street. Apply on premises.
LX>R RENT, warehouse on River street, for-
I merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALK.
Y-LOSING OUT SALE Hecond-hand Furni
\_J Hire.—One line Walnut Chamber Suite,
marble top, $33; one Parlor Suite $35, both go >.l
as now and cost ono hundred each: two
Baby Carriage#, Bureaus, Bedsteads, one Re
frigerator. CALLAHAN’S, South Broad and
Barnard streets.
CTILL soiling our share of goods regardless , -f
IO the late Are at our warehouses. Call in
ndkt week and see the new line of Trunks.
Fresh goods constantly. TEEPEE A CO., 193
Broughton stre -t.
I) ILLISALLY’H Diarrh ea Mixture, madeond
> sold by J. E THORNTON, druggist, Whim
ker and Liberty streets. Every bot tle guaran
teed.
(M LOSING OUT SALE.—One carload crockery
7to bo sold without regard to cost. CAL
LAHAN'S, South Broad and Barnard streets.
INoR SALE, at reasonable price, a fine Milch
I 1 Cow. Can be soon at City Scavenger’s Lot,
oil West Boundary street.
("OR SALE, a young, fine, large Buy Horse;
8 good driver, healthy and without a fault.
US Bruughton street.
I'JOR SALE, one of the finest lots in Pooler,
1 with cottage nearly complete I, 105 feet
front on Newton street and ZlO feet front oil
Symons street, cheap for cash. Address W. H.
BIDDENBACK, Pooler, Ga.
IVOR SALE a very desirable residence, with
south and east exposures, corner of Bolton
and Barnard streets. Possession given Oct. Ist.
C. H DORSETT.
I DOR SALE, a young and gent.lo mare, suita
i ble for a lady to drive or ride; trots in har
ness, paces under the saddle. Address CHEAP,
this office.
IJOR SALE, anew skiff boat, 17 feet loDg,
1 copper fastened. Cau be seen at 76 Brough
ton'street. —_____
1 JOB SALE, fifty Plymouth Rock Hens; also
a few extra lino Canaries. Apply to But
ler's Drug Store or John Lyons, O. NOBLE.
\ LOT of Second Hand Stoves and Ranges,
; Y thoroughly overhauled and made good ns
new, for sale dirt cheap. D. N. THOMASON,
37 Jefferson street.
I.XIR SALE, one iron safe, cost ninety dollars,
1 will sell for fifty five dollars; combination
lock. 33 Jefferson street.
(' APITALISTB wanting to buy securities
7 right, call on RAM K. PLATBHEK, Broker,
Room 6, Southern Bank.
MALLGRAV’S Fine Butter is making things
hum; 150 pounds a week is liis sale now.
I A BOOK for 27c ! W.- will send, prepaid.
I ’ / a copy of Conklin's Manual for 35c. in
stamps, it has 181 pages of practical informa
tlon, and contains fifty full page c< lored maps,
complete map of every' State in U. 8., and every
country in the world, with statistics of each,
etc. A. b. PERRYMAN * CO., Box 27 it, Macon.
Ga. _
r ITK!TN BAKING P< IWDER is tho best. Tor
I sale by all grocers at 50c. can.
17V )R sale. Champagnes, < ’lareta, Sautemes,
1 Rhine, Madeira. Port, Hherry, Catawba,
Angelica. Burgundy and Hungarian Tokay
Wines. 45 East Broad street.
Fncit SALE, ono young Texas Mare, well
broken, good roadster and gentle. Apply
LOGAN, Second ayenue.
} DOR SALE, tho Fruit Farm and Vineyard of
; the late John C. Taylor, located about
six miles from Savannah. F.,r particulars ap
ply to U W. LANDERSHINE, Executor,
FOUND.
I "OUNT), package of three books. Owner can
6 find them at J. A. INGRAM S, lUJ Brough
ton street.
PHOTOGRAPHY'.
r pHE NEW GALLERY .171 Congress street, will
1 make fine Photographs 'inferior to none) at
the lowest rates, with all Inducement* of
fered by others. WATERS & O RILEY, Pho
tographers.
r |" WO DOLLARS pays for ono dozen flneCabi
-1 net Photograph*, as many for eight by ten
frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO
CO.’S, 149 Broughton street.
HOARDING.
A*/ANTED, gentleman boarders -rooms care-
Yv fully attended to and good table, at 161
Gordon street.
SUMMER BOARD.—Special rate* made for
table board for the summer season, and
meal tickets at reduced rates at tho HARNETT
HOUSE,
MISCXLLAIfXO(
I J KFTUOERATOItS )RA(4E AT
It boms. Tillman'i* Patent Refrigerator. It
is the best ref iterator, milk and water cooler
and i— saver ev#r invented. Keej#i water co* - )!
at ail times with-ut puitiug ice m the water.
Ampie space for cold storage, pure water, well
built, low piic*d. Every family should have
one. lam prepared to manufacture Refriger
atom :i the above principle any size and style.
f.r hot.*’s. st-amboats. butchers, gn>cers. milk
dealers and private families, and warrant them
:< have a dry Giro lisflos-*i air 1 also manu
fa ture ( outlier Refrigerator, for retail gro
cers which will give a general satisfaction to all
who have used the same 1 cordially invite ail.
lefore purchasing elsewhere, to call and exam
ine. J \KS MoOINLFY, Manufacturer, No.
W 7 President street, Savannah. Qa.
UEPOSIT your spare change with the Dime
Savings I>epai! meat of TH F'. TITLE GU AK
ANTEEAND LOAN COMPANY OF SAVAN
NAH, at 135 Congress street. Interest at 4 per
cent, per annum paid, or compounded quarterly
upon all sum- puL'ed iu tue Bank $> per week
amounts in five years to $1,430, and in ten
. ,
rates to and from Europe. To or
from Queenstown. Liverpool. I onoon,
fToW, Londonderry and B lfaat, S2O; To 11am
mg, B.omeu and Havre, *J;To or from Paris,
$25. HENRY SOLOMON & SON.
}> UTTER. Butter. Butter, Rutter, Butter, But
> ter. Bill er. Butter. A. H. MALLORAV,
Bcrrion and Montgomery.
C TOOKS AND BONDS bought, sold and ex
'hanged by SAM K. PLATSIIEK, Broker,
Room 6, Soutlieru Bank.
I GUTTER, Butter Butter. Butter. Butter. But-
I ter. Butter, Butter. A. 11. MALLGRAV,
Berrien aud Montgomery.
LMT-MTUKK CHEAP. Bedsteads. Bureaus,
I Waehstands, Tables, Chairs, Towel Racks.
Sofas. LoungcH, lamtvs, Pictures, Mirrors, one
Maxgive Blac'k Wa nut Bo<lroom Suite, one
Cherry Bedroom Suite, one Walnut Parlor Suite,
Walnut Hat Rack. Er- . Etc. Hold at less than
auction prices. EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE,
Liberty and Jefferson streets.
Y\ T ANTED, everybody to bring in their ooin-
II i* iii is; or publication in the firat ismie of
“ THE GRUMBLER,” corner Bull aud Bryan
streets,
BRING in your subscription, 25c., for THE
GRUMBLER. Office corner Bull and
Bryau. THORPE CO., Publishers.
U\I I I RE bought, sold end exchanged.
Hpecia; attention given to removing and
packing furniture send nowfrf! or •■all. EM
PIRE BARGAIN STORE, Libertyand Jefferson
stroots.
PERFUMED CRABS EYES. In Flesh and
1 Whit. and 10c., at LIVINGSTON'S
PHARMACY.
1 VKRYUODY Hubscribea f>r THE GRUM
h j BLER, the new weekly, 25c. a year, deliv
ered anyw here in the city.
VJTOYF. ami Range Rcjtftlring of every kind
‘ ’ d-nc on short notice and gUarauteed.
l>. N. THOMASON, 37 Jefferson street.
r pftE PALACE PHARMACY in at all times
I Hiippli and with the freahest and purest
Ifrugs and popular Patent Medicines. Prescrip
lions a specialty. Send to the PALACE for
your Drugs and Medicines.
VV AN 'Tn. everybody to try Savannah
II si andard Sticky Ely Paper. For sale by
druggistand i.ookslh*r.
# 10 to tbe PAL v * PHARMACfY' for fine
\ I Confi ctl< us, the best Soda Water and
.Toilet Articles. Corner Whitaker and Duffy
blroets.
j > A DERICK'S, The Dairy on Broughton street,
I 1 opposite Ludden .'i Bates', tho coolest,
’ ' ice Cream I Arloi in the South*
i | UR perHonui attention iriven to all ordera
" " for Wood atid Cool. CH AS. 11. DLXON A
CO., office 8 Draytim street, eaet aide. Tele
phone 68.
(‘1 ALL at 171 Congress street for tine photo-
J graphs—work guaranteed as good an the
beat.
IF you want good Coal, good Wood, und goo<l
Weight, semi your orders to CiIAS. 11.
DIXON & CO. Telephone 68. Office 8 Drayton
it rest, east side.
VF. FLINT, Jeweler, Broughton street, lion
• just received a complete stock of the
rated John 8. Holler 8l Cos, Razors and
Cutlery Also keeps the Kampfe s Star Safety
KazorStropping Device. Call and get supplied.
PINEAPPLE BON BON. Apricot Bon Bon.
1 J’eachen and ('ream, ice ('ream Soda, the
best of Syrups, the finest Soda in Steel Fotta
tain, at UADERICK’b, The Dairy, 118 Brough
i and treat*
Ik ALv.RICK’S Ice‘Cream and Sherbets are
L pure, rich and delicious—v*ilways reliable.
Try thorn and you will have no others.
17 NGLISH T()OTII BRUSHES only 20c.: worth
Vj almost double. LIVINGSTON’S PH Alt-
BftACY.
J \, r ANTED, everybody to call and examine
Yv the samples of goods of the Bunker Hill
Pants Company. Pants $3 and upward; suits
sl4 and upward. Whitaker street, near South
broad.
f|"HR beat N di Wai.*r and Milk Shakes are at
I SHAFFER’S, 110 Whitiurer street.
IJROBTED CKE A M SODA 5c.; most delicious.
I LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY, Bull and
State.
OUBSCRIBK for THE GRUMBLER; nothing
h? Uke it think of it, weekly,BSc. a year.
KEEP your bed* clean for one year by the
use of Edson's Bed Bug Killer, 2'c, LIV
INGSTON’S PHARMACY.
I) AL' .D rice straw given away. Call at once
* on J. W. TEEPLF., 193 and 195 Broughton
street.
IkICADURA Key Wes; Cheroot*, a good
smoko, 17 for 7)0. 1,1 ViNUSTON'S PHAR
MACY.
/ ' ROCERIES, Wines. Liquors, etc., for family
vT supplies, table luxuries or medicinal pur
poses can be l ad at M I.AVIN’S on
ine of Be t railway. Telephone 54.
I> ARBOUR, comer Price and Hall streets, has
! > fine Cigars aud Cool Beer.
(tLOTHING cleaned,repaired, and dyed, gar
-7 menta made to order. marges moderate; sat
isfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, tailor, 29j* Jef
ferson street . Special attention given to country
orders.
I) ARBOUR, Hall and Price, sells Home Light
J 5 oil.
ItREI-H SUPPLY Drugs, Medicine*, Per
i fumcry. Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS A MELD’S.
I/OR all kinds of Fancy Groceries, go to BAIt-
I HOUR’S, Price and Hall.
N OTICE. My place of business at present Is
at Messrs Uuckenbeliner & Son’s old
stand, Bay street, near Whitaker. JACOB
COH EN. _____
I>KY BARBOUR’S flue Teas, Price and Hall
streets.
WALL PAPER —1 am now prepared to fur-
Y V nisb and put up all styles of plain
and decorative wall paper at bottom
prices. A large lot of new patterns to select
from very cheap. JOHN O. BUTLER, 140 Con
gr*s anu 129 St. Julian streets,
i) ARBOUR the Grocer, Hall and Price streets,
> has Peuc ics, Apples and Melons.
OR. BLANC’S VEGETABLE DEPURATIVE
will positively cure dyspepsia, liver com
plaint aud general debility. At SYMoNH St
MULL’S, Agents, coruerW'est Broad andCoarl
ton streets.
CIaNNED GOODS of every description at J.
) S. K. BARBOURS. Barnard and New
Houston streets, at lowest prices.
Grocer, Hail and Price streets.
D< IMESTIC SEWING MACHINE Oil 10 cents
jier bottle at SYMONS & M ELL'S, Weat
Broad and Chariton streets.
I) ARBOUR. Price aud Hall streets, has Ice
1 > Old Melons for sale. Give him your Sun
day order.
/ x o to BARBOUR. Hall and Price streets, for
U all kinds of Fruits.
ICE. Watermelon 1 ’ on ice and a full and com
plete line of Tablo Delicacies at J. S. F.
HARBOUR’S, corner of Barnard and New
Houston.
JUST off the ice—the finest and freshest Mel
ons Try them. Don’t forget the place—
J. S. i. BARBOUR, Barnard aud New Houston
streets.
ID BY your Flour of JAMES BENNETT. Oor-
I ) don and East Broad streets; his stock ia
always complete.
JAMES BENNETT, corner Gordon and East
Broad streets, sells the best quality of
Groceries and Family Supplies. Send your
orders to him.
MISCILLAXEOUB.
J AMP.S BENNETT will sell you tine Been and
Alee for family use; try him once and yov
will do so again.
QEND BARbOUR, Price and Hall streets
*7 your order for Cold Bottled Beer—sl pas
dozen.
T P. F. BARBOUR, corner Barnard and
fJ • New Houston streets, is the place fo*
grocery buyers to send their orders.
TAMER BENNETT, the Grocer, keeps Freeh
ft Goods. You can get, every thing in his line*
of him,at the lowest price always.
r I' , EAS, Coffees. Flour. Meal, all kinds of Meats.
JL I .ard !.. r her alLGroceries can be had ot
JAMES BE; N ETT, corner Gordon and East
Brea*! streets. GuaranUHid the best of every
thing.
UGGS.—Just arrived, forty (40) Fresh
mj Fgge. TEFPI.E DA VIS, corner Brough
ton and Montgomery streets.
Oto BARBOUR'S, Barnu-d and New Hous
\ I t/'D ii reett, for the choicest Groceries and
Teed Melona,
UARANTKED.—'‘ Sure I>eath” is guaran-
V I teed todostroy all the roaches in your
house P directions are followed. Price 25 cents.
O ily at BISHOP’S, Ha ••.
/ IHOICF. SPRING LAMB- Wes-tern. Northern
v ' aud native Meats at LOGAN'S.
MARK !• TING kept in cold storage and delhr*
erad on Sunday. LOGAJf.
/ 11TY M AKKET is the place to find everything
V frcsli and choice aud from first hands.
LOO AN, headquarters.
(’i ALL at th* market, buy your beef from
LOGAN, Hel“Ct your Vegetables, Melons.
Poultry, etc., and LOGAN will send your orders
home.
IF you want a good Steak, Roast Chop, Leg
V*al, Mutton, send to LOGAN.
I>ICKLKI> TONGUES, Bonoless|Coni Beef, at
a LOGAN'S.
M ■■■■■'■■■ j
AUC TION SALES FUTURE I>AY*L
Valuable Property ou Broughton Street
Lota No*. '] and 4 Second tything, Anson
ward, being 120 more cr les, on south sido
Broughtou street, l>etween Aliercoru and Lin
coln stroete, aud running hack to a lane, to
geilmr with ill the improvements. This will b
a valuable site for i ha I, church or other publia
building • or terms and other particulars apply
at office of
I.D. Laßoche&Son. Auctioneers
And Heal Estate Dealers,
168 BAY STREET.
11 -.-'-a
DRY ROODS.
ii! m ■
QUR FIFTY THOUS AND DOUAR STOC K,
damaged by the late fire, will be put or,
sale on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Bay street,
l wo doors west ot Whitaker, formerly Uuekea
heimer’s building, of cost. Clerk*
wanted Slonday morning.
JACOB COITBN.
* 1 — 1 Bgffptß
ATOVItL
J. W. NORTON,-
late of the flnuof Jno. A. Douelass & Cos.,
Telephone No. 320,
Sole agent In Savannah for the sale of the
IRON KIN 6,
SOUTHERN GIRL,
—and—
FARMER'S FRIEND
IK STOVES,
148 BRYAN "STREET,
Second door went of Whitaker.
~ BANKS.
-T-
Cheque Bank,
1 (LIMITED.) w
(Established In London In 1K73.)
Head Office, 4 Waterloo Place, Pall Malt*
K.. M \THEWS A CO., Hankers, New York.
' I ’HE Cheque Bank checks are equal to cash,
I as Bask of England notes are, or as tha
United States notes are in tbis country. They
are much cheaper for remittances and far tuor*
convenient for travelers than letters of credit
or circular notes. They are cashed at current
rate of exchange uud free of commissions or
brokerage fees, ami without Identity of person.
In any part of the world at any time of the day
without reference to banking hours. In other
words, they circulate very much the same
actual currency of the place where they ara
cashed.
The Checks of the Cheque Bank are sold at
tlie current rates of exchange of the day they
are Issued, aud even if the rates happen to ba
extraordinarily !o<w, the buyer gets the benefit.
We have always in stock large supply of assort
ed checks to meet any eventual demand. Appli
cations are constantly coming in on every hand
by wire and by letters from all quarters, aud all
tt oae wootake our checks are so much pleased
with them that they send for more, as they
find them safe and coavenient.
Call at our office or telephone 115 and ght our
rates of exchange before buying elsewhere.
M. S. COSULICH & CO.,
bole Hub-Agent* forhavaiina!; 6i Brum wick, Ga*
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Sure Death
tpo ALL COCKROACHES AND BUGS—*
1 new and effective remedy. It is not a
poison. Try it. 25c. per bottle. For sale at
tho YAM.YCKAW PHARMACY. M. A. BA KIEL
Proprietor, southeast corner West Broad and
Bryan streets.
A New Pharmacy,
CIORNKR WALD BURG AND WEST BROAD
/ streets. The Prescription Department will
have the personal attention of T. A. MULL
RYNE, a well-known and popular Pharrnaoirt.
Night hell promptly answered for physician*’
prescriptions.
T. A. MULLRYNE & CO.
Recamier Preparations.
Reeainier Cream, Recamier Balm. Recamier
Powder, Recamier Soap. Recamier Moth and
Freckle Lotion and Vita Nouva. For sale at
STRONG’S DRUG STORE.
BULL AND PERKY STREET LANE.
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