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Newspaper Page TextSICK OB WELL. . Koval Association Aiming to Fur- Medical Attendance Jo Us Mecbereby tbe Month at Small Cost. __ (Copyright, 1389.) NIW YORK, July *>.-A curious novelty to burin** enterprise i* being conspiciouslv ZZLmi about U>wn. It is an “ass.oa- S B . to furnish medical attendance and J“p to its member, at “bed-rock” price. tj ever. below. For 40 cenU per month , b , association guarantees competent rnedi i attendance. And this medical coin bTne" professes to have arrangements made at^oodreliable drug-stores, in all parts of bv which proscriptions will be flded ian uniform cost of 20 cents each, no mat i. - what ingredients they inav contain, for “ t improbable that at that price pre -tr-Tins taking them as they run, would large profit to the phr whose ordinary percent \l£ J nroflt is from 300 to 800 r V cent There are. of course, some few rre chemicals and costly drugs that could notbLnad* up in appreciable quantities at 1“ ‘ such figure, but they are very iutlere lou'rsd and doubtless it is understood that Itfle association’s physicians siiali not ca Ifortbem. or if they do, that they shall ■strike a good general average by turning in la k.t of prescriptions that will not cost over L Lot e ach to till. Latin is a fine cloak for Curb games. But all tins is of course mere fcnecuiatioa. The scheme of the concern Enai be holiest enough and its pfaetice may bare no perceptible effect in increasing the bills. f mortality. Kuieiysomo device is banted to nil in between the charity of the ■dispensaries and the robbery of fashionable biedicai practice, by which people of mod erate means can have and pay for medical Attendance when they are sick. 1 gome Hebrew societies have a rather in- Irenious system for getting t eir doctors’ Ril’s down to a minimum. They contract bit'll a physician, by the year, to attend all Eases of illness among members and their ■amilies fi r a certain stipulated sum, which ■spaiti, whether anybody needs a doctor p-uring the year or not. Of course, in a Eckly season the physician might feel that ■hey were rather getting the best of him, but, after ail, he would only bo called upon ■ arou.id a little more lively and be tore anxious to effect cures than if Le Eerc charging by the visit. ■ Indeed, tms thing of charging by the misa for medical attendance is the weak ftoint in the relations between the doctor ft. 4 patients. It is to his interest to keep Kieni sick as long as possible. So clearly is Has recognized by many of our predial fttiß-iieatled business men—who have money Hu tgu to enable them to do as they please ft'ti. they now follow the example of the Ilebrew societies and engage the services of heir physicians by the year, paying wheth- H they and theirs are sick or well. Ac- Htucbmonts are as a rule excepted from such Bo<jtr.scts, as they ere too good plums for Emily doctors to let go into a general ac- Kunt The annual terms of such contracts Hi i all the way from tdoO to $8,500 It is Hi excellent ur. angement for the doctor, Hho witn a few such good contracts on his Hinds can bo easy about his income, and it Hgood for the patients, as it is clearly to He interest of t ie physician too keep them H well as possible to save himself trou gh Mine next better thing is the Ohineso sys- Hm of hiring the doctor by the year and Happing his salary whenever his patient is Hk. It will be a sad day for druggists Bd undertakers if that plan ever gets a Hcthold in this country. J. H. CONNKLLY. * i the coming coat. ■ Succesior of the “Tuxedo,” or Dress I back. ■ (Copyright 1889.1 ew York, Jui.v 20.—The “Tuxedo,” or ■sssack coat, which has been known un- V' i many names—the “cow s coat,” the 3 dress coat,” the “home dress Bit," ate,-is, according to the latest ad- Bts, doomed. It is to have a successor. B.eu Kerry Wall first appeared in the ■uilo,’’hs was ridiculed on all hands, ■d alter fighting the matter fora little Bile he abandoned the idea of compelling Biers to imitato him. ■' ' va s nots very long afterward that the Bierd run of men in fashionable life Bopted it for the club, stag parties, the Brer at home, card parties, and private Blmrd bouts. It wss made up of soft, Be, round rib diogonal cloth, to match the Bt*s suit, and had a rolling shawl collar Bh silk facing to the edge of the lapel. Biers were given by men over tiO years of ■e for this coat to be worn as a dress coat Btbeir own dining rooms. It was not, B ri ' !l, r<\ n boyish "fad.” It wts found to ■ very convenient, bitting at his own ■>.e, a gentleman looked exactly ns if ho B* ln a styhsh claw-hammer, the vest. B*y front, collar, necktie and other Buisites of full overling dress, being ail ■rrcctiy maintained. It was not designed B a substitute for the claw hßmrour, and i-'.t displayed on formal occasions. It ■sword more as as an elegant neglige Bjut there was a great talk made about it ■erjUeluss, Diligent inquiry soon proved ' e a yt’niug but anew idea, as it was ■“‘arm Calcutta and all the oriental Bl‘,„ , ■ “ rn ',T English officials, who ■lined it bail been in use for fully a quar- B' a cent ury. Once a>lopted. one would that this comfortable and attractive ■■ ent would be likely to slay. But Mu' u unfortunately, or fortunately ns ■ rise may be. is never thoroughly itself Huron ap " Jar as a tyrant. Hence, the K lsno exception to the general ■ and must submit to this inevitable ■/'.'mange in fashions. The man of k ?f ps . v ' ith '. n tilß prevailing fash- to avoid losing conspicuous ■T','," ''f ", will therefore adopt thenew ■ t “. : or season that will super ■bLhr,.?^ 0 - , . Ifc WiU b ® a < ’ aolc iu Saxony wool, with K h,nrf ? ! o in „ or doubl . and have Miaixlc t" '* a Buffalo horn sunk buttons, ■ btfl.i £ ? ced Wlth siik the edges, ■bias' a ici clllb pnrposes the hard ■,‘ bß . ,n " 8t faß ored, but when the ■ tQO dress soil, dress but- for n y Riofcb now greatly in ,; r ' dress S' l '**, this new form of K at Wll ‘ li r that reason make E l ?, e , qU L te appropriately in that ■ ; :, u ' 1 'Uhteilly there will arise the ■k a Y tlrst ' ia oounection with ■' a <•v.nced in ttie case of the “Tux at'*wMl i r allta . Ke ’ though, which the Hrs wearer tll “ loarurp of pormit- Huon am v r-i <;h!inge tn a twinkling, as U ' re ’ e: ‘tire character, ■d ‘ th a soft f” 11 . it Will be, when H>S and it* i „ ar “sy as the handsome silk ■ smh7n^ R °. ntraßt w ith the shirt front ■Mi. u j, '■ Tost - call very well make W'^fortable m “ up 16 ” lU Ud B,m * (■ .. i.7 Sla,J *fe in, and fur other ■*t as elegant f„d s Warm ’ I^ otcctil, 6 T^ii| t foant dressy as it is u~e- t qua ly acCo Ttal>le. In the H :l7V erV 7 PR “ !B a'tjusteil for H“>rn ' ’, nn<l thus do away wi h winter it " ,V M ngo PP' P going on*, a^,j rsf , l , ‘]h* an adnitional safe- ' e blu . s *’Y’ t old Boreas, with ■ toned down ■’ '1 •'* silk and satin chest- S: ‘“' r been, ?, m , "i 1 ’ ™ J "' A under tile cu; vest' ane t x i ,osur '* 1 ' W-.oU ■ ' .... V anrt -■*' <*ress coat witn its IH s,)c ‘ b '-v thnvel " B | w: ‘° are continual no tV’ N „. , nee<i of a gar |H '-i it shmdd ha ' S be *’ l louß lelt ’ HHan n '.“‘rv a ' la P te<l u > for the th-’- IB e a l' : . “ lly , understood when ! '• ' jr„, ,ab * : that so many B Hit. r.r “L"}, 1 cafe or "'“‘o room BH°*t ever th i ’ th procautlon o£ ail gB e the evernn- dress. H| M. Stevesa Weather Forecasts. Local forecast for Savannah for to-day: Partly cloudy, occasional light showers, probably in afternoon. I | Special forecast for Georgia: m Local showers, slightly cooler, I I variable winds. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah. Ga.. July SO. 1 SlS,and the same day for eighteen years. Departure i Mian Temperat-t** from the Departure • normal Since for 18 years July 20. ’B9. -j- or Jan. 1, 1889. 82 j 86 ~ 4 |-496 Comparative rainfall statem-nt: Departure | Amount for Amount from the ; Departure 16 years. for normal ) Since July 20,'89. or— j Jan. 1,1839. ■l7 00 l7 | 323 Maximum temperature. 93.0 minimum tem perature, 76.0. The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 7.7 feet—a rise of 0.5 feet during the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending G>. m., July SO. 1689. 75th Meridian time. Ddbteiots. I ’ Avtiuni ' Jai ' Jlin - !I*in t ions. | Tem P. Temp fail, t At1anta..,,..*........ 11 90 72 l .28 Augusta 12 94 74 16 Charleston 6 94 74 .09 Galveston 18 96 76 *T Little Rock .... IS 92 72 .26 Memphis. 15 90 72 .11 Mobile 7 90 74 . 07 Montgomery... 7 94 74 .00 New Orleans. 11 94 74 .00 Savannah 12 96 74 .10 Vicksburg 4 96 70 .00 Wilmington 10 90 72 ]lB Summary Means .] stations or : Max, Mm. hsiu savan.nah district. Temp Temp falll.t Alapaha .... 95 71! .08 Albany ~....,..1 ... Hainbridge... .............. I 4 74 \ Kastman 100 74 i si Fort Gaines ...tv. A..;.* ....1 100 7. .0) Jesup i 100 76 .39 Livo Oak 94 70 .02 Milieu 56 76 ,00 Quitman...,. 92 76 (X) Savannah * 95 76 OS Bmithville 100 78 .00 Thomasville i 96 70 r. 5 Way cross. .. j 92 74 los Summary Means. 1 ’ [ Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations. Savannah. July 90, 7:f6 p. m., City time. | Temperature. ! j Direction, i $ | Velocity. |_P I Rainfall. NXMK or STATION*. Norfolk 78 SWi 6 .... Cloudless. Charlotte 82! E! 6 .... P’tly cloudy Hatteraa —74 W|.. .24 Cloudy. Titusville 82 SW; 6l p’tly cloudy Point Jupiter, Fla. 801 Sj 6; (Cloudy. Wilmington | 1.. ... 1 Charleston 84 SW: 8: *T Cloudy. Augusta 82 SW ..I .04 Cloudy. Savannah 82 8 W Sj ... Cioudy. Jacksonville 78 S Wi.. 4()'cioudy. Cedar Keys 82SW!..| .02!P’tly cloudy Key West 81 S iCioudlesg. Atlanta 74 N ! 6' .22 Raining. Pensacom 84 SW 10i Cloudless. Mobile.. 86 SW 8 .... 1 tiv cloudy Montgomery 86 W 1..1 .. Cloudv. New Orleans 86 S 1..!. Jcioudless. Galveston 84 5W12i.... j Cloudless. Palestine 88; s |iP’tly cloudy Brownesville 84! 8j 12 .... iCloudless. Rio Grande 94 S lit)! ... |Cloudless. *T denotes trace o' rainfall. C. F. von Hkrkmann. Ooaorvar Signal Corpg. Don’t fail to attend tbo Basket Bargain Kale at Strauss Bros.’, at the same time ask for our special prices on Teas and Coffees. Let Her 00, Uallagar I We mean the Gallagor at the Switchback on Tybeo Island. Make your purchases at Appal & Schaul’a, One Price Clothiers, at their popular prices, and get your Switchback tickets free. Gallagct knows how to push . We have tried him. Please Don’t For a moment suppose we are fooling when we say we are selling out; it is as sure as you live. The senior member of ihe firm, after an active partnership of thirty years, retires, thus necessitating the closing out iu order to settle up. Vv hat better evidence do you want than your own eyes? We offer you a suit for sls that is worth $22 of any man’s money. Our sls suits are ns good (if nos better) than anv sls suit vou can bey anywhere. Wo offer you our "$!5 suits for slq. Hats, shirt..-, and everything iu our line is offered at reduced price. Remember , that it is not now a question of profit, the’goods have io be sold regardless of cost. “The Famovsf 144 Congress street, northeast corner WTiiiakor, Savan nah, Ga. Are Thors. The latest styles in Straw Hats “always” at Appel & Schaui’s, One Price Clothiers. Not There. But here, at Appel & Schaui’s, Oue Price Clothiers, the nattiest and cheapest line of Flannel and Silk Shirts in the city. If you wish a nice Basket for Picnic pur poses, Straus’ Bros, can supply same, also a full line of seasonable Delicacies. Complete. Well, I should smile. Our line of plain and fancy Hosiery can’t be boat, and the prices tall. Appel & Sohaul, Oue Price Clothiers. Keep Cool By wearing those nobby, thin Suits and Trousers at Appel & Sohaul’s, Ono Price Clothiers’ 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. Switchback Tickets presented with $1 purchases and up, as advertised, at Appel & Schanl’s, One Price Clothiers. If you are going traveling and need a nice Lunch Basket, Strauss Bros, can sup ply same. Thin, Thinner, Thinnest! Summer Coats and Vasts, every style of goods imaginable, at Appel & Schaui’s, One Price Clothiers, at summer prices. Health and Strength Is obtained by the use of the superior prop erties of the Rochester Lager Beer, the finest beer ever brewed in America. You 1 will get strength and health by its use. Drink Rochester Lager Beor, as it is the most w bolesome beer. Is only sold in bot tles. All grocers and bars sell it. Made! only by the R Chester Browing Company of Rochester, N. Y., and sold only iqi bottles. For sale by John Lvons & Co.j, J. McGrath, S. W. Branch, W. G. Cooper, Moehlenbrock & Dierks and John Lynch. i Madras. Ttte coolest and most oomfortablo Shirts for Summer Wear, inside price $2, at Appel & B'j haul’A One Price Clothiers. Try them. E7ERYBBDY IS INVITED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ONE CENT A WARD COLUMN. For 15 cents you css have “your say" in tfes Mobjunq News, provided you say It in 15 words, and pay 1 cent for each added word. Ths CHEAP COLUMN embraces advertisements of all kinds, viz.: FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE, TO LEASE, SALE HOUSES, HORSES AND CARRIAGES. SALE MISCELLANEOUS, BUSI NESS OPPORTUNITIES, PERSONAL, BOARD ING. wanted kelp, wanted situa tions, wanted rooms, wanted board, FOR RENT ROOMS, WANTED AGENTS, wanted houses, wanted miscellan*. °U9, LOST AND FOUND, TO LOAN, RE MOVALS, AUCTIONS. EDUCATIONAL, PRO FESSIONAL, MUSICAL, ATTORNETS, Etc. OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS will have their orders promptly attended to and will receive copies of the paper with the adver tisement marked for inspection. Count the cumber of words in your "ad” and remit accordingly. Please remember that no adver tisement is inserted for less thAa 15 coma LETTER BOXES in the MoitKtno Nnws are furnished without cost for the receipt of answers to advertisers, and oli communication* are ttnetly confi dential. Persons hairing advertising aocounts with the Morniko News can send advertisements B\ TELEPHONE when it is not convenient to write and forward them to the offlea Telephane of Business Offloo is No. 364. Calls nsewered until 10 r. u. PERSONAL. 13HOTOQRAPHV.— I Two dollars and fifty ceutß pays for on© dozen Cabinet Photo graph* one extra for Bxlo frame. J. N. WILSON, 21 Bull Street. HKRMEfif (rOTTLEIB'S old stand is re fltted and refurnished by WATERS <SL O'RILEY. First-class work guaranteed I> El ISON A L.—Those who can appreciate fine o:d Wines, mellow Whiskies, rare old Brandies, Gins Hums, ole., had better examine the stock of M. LAVIN’tSJBSTATki before buy ing el be where. / 1 HACKMAN, Dentist, has returned to city, v • Can be fbuud at his office, Congress and Bull streets. HUP wanted. \\T ANTED, a young lady for office work; * must have had some experience in store or office work. Address PLEASANT PLACE, Box 46, Morning News office. TIT ANTED, an experienced miller, must be * ' an expert in rice milling. Apply to \v . K. GUEHAKD, President Planter s Rice Mill, Sa vannah, Ga. \ COMPETENT white house girl can obtain - * permanent situation by applying ai aOu Broughton street. TI^ANTED, experienced jeans pants makers * * at Jetferaon street, corner Bryan. Off CARPENTERS wanted at Hammond & ilull's Guano Works. Apply Monday morning with tools. TVTANTED, two good women for laundry tt work at iho HA] IN ETT HO l JSE. A COOK WANTED.—A good plain cook for a 7 family can secure permanent employment at on of the healthiest places in America by applyingto the imdersiguei. WALTER T. .Mc- ARTHUR, McArthur, Montgomery county, Ueoryia. WANTED, a baker, in Tampa. Fla.; a single young man preferred. Apply ROBT. 9TOI.BEKI.EIN, Tampa. Fla. A —“Ambsrgers” Ice Cream Powder TV to manufacturer's, produces firm smooth consistency. All grocers. L. A. KNIGHT CREAM CO., 17*at-- street, N. Y. SU ALESMEN.—We want a few reliable men to CD travel and sell our goods; no previous ex perlencenecessary; permanent position; salary --2 50 per (lav; wages and traveling extienses in advance; goods staple and sell <*n sL-fit; busi ness light, easy, genteel. Address, with stamp. CONTINENTAL M'F’G CO., Cincinnati,, O. WANTED,experienced traveling salamen for v v Georgia and Florida trade. Address MERCHANT, care Garrier 70, Postofflce, Balti more, Md. A GENTS should write for illustrated circular, st* terms and two weeks’ trial of Missouri Washer. Washes dirtiest clothes by hot steam without rubbing. Easily sold; profitable. J. WORTH, 54 Beekman street. New York. S ALESMEN WANTED—SI,OO6 can be made O in six months selling Tunison’s new and su jvorlor Atlases, Mnps end Cbarte, For particu lars, address 11. C. TUNISON, Atlanta, Ga. STATE or WKAT’IXR. EMPLOYMENT WASTED. YV ANTED.—A youug lady, having her own 1 * typewriter, desires a position as stenoK rapher or typewriter, from Sept. 15 next; satisfactory references. W. L. W., Box ISS, Sa vannab, WANTED, a position by a young man of * V good moral habits, perfectly reliable, a good pensman; experience in grocery. GiHedge reference. Address “ POSITION,” Modoc, Ga. A SUCCESSFUL fertilizer salesman, with iY several years' experience iu North and Middle Georgia, wains position for coming sea son, Address SALESMAN, Lock Box No. 83. Atlanta, Ga. A REFINED and cultured Virginia lady earnestly desires position as teacher in private family or neighborhood school, college; loaches usual English branches; French, vocal, instrumental music a specialty. Address Miss A. L. TiJItNER, Barhamsville, New Kent County, Va. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. \\T ANTED, to make small loans on jewelry vt and other goods; all transactions will bo strictly confidential. Box J., postofflee. VYrANTED, a large and convenient room for via business office in a good location. Ad dress A. K.. Morning News. UT ANTED TO RENT, a small house, by Octo ber Ist, in town preferred, by responsible and permanent tenant. Give particulars to MORTIMER, care of Morniug News office. A\ ’ ANTED, by a responsible party from Oct v 1 Ist, a fiat of at least four rooms and bath, or half an house, north of Gaston street; will lease for a year. Address 0. E. X., Box 3H, Morning News office. TITANTED, entries for foot, bag and goat v v races at Hendy Base Ball and Athletic Association Picnic at Tybee next Wednesday. Foot and bag races open to all competitors. No goats entered for boys over 15 years For further particulars call at ITE.VDy’S DRUG STORE. Entries close on Tuesday evening. YY'ANTED, by a night worker, bedroom Ln VV quiet part of city. Address 117, News of fice. YY ANTED, a flat of throe unfurnished rooms vv by man and wife without children, not further south than Liberty street; wanted by Sept. 1. Ad iress Box 3S, News office. WANTED, the public to know that recent improvements, increased capital and fa cilities enable us to carry a larger stock and to sell at reduced prices. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE. Telephone 54. YY" ANTED, permanently, Oct. 1, a floor be ii tween Charlton and New Houston, Jeffer son and Habersham; no children. L., Morning News. \Y r ANTED, by gentleman and wife, no civil- V V dren, two or throe connecting rooms, ”,r-t floor preferred. Address ROOMS, News office. Wf ANTED, an energetic business man with V v some capital to take an interest in tbe manufacture of Self-Raising Flour in Savannah. Addres-s, with references, P. O. B ix 534, At lanta. Ga. , MONUMENT and Tombstone business to be established in Savan tab, best op ining in the south for fine work; partner wanted. Ad dress RICHARD WATIIAN^ Atlanta, On Y\l" ANTED, for cash, by party desirous of v r building a home, a desiraolo lot centrally located—limit, one thousand dollars. Address L., this office. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1889. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Vt t ANTED TO RENTv from Oc. Ist. a tm%ll n houso iu good locftLly. Audrea J. L., News office. • f OAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS of all kinds I d v. anted, by BAM K. TLATSIIEK, Broker, Room 6, Southern Rank, r HOARDING HORSES WANTED; good at > tention and well-ventilated Stalls, at ALMONT STABLER. ROOMS TO RENT. TX)R RENT, in a private family south of I Liberty tre*t, two furnished rooms, with use of hath; also two basement rooms, with bath rooms. Address T. O. Box ?1. r pO RENT, Oct. Ist, parlor floor on Bull street; I water conveniences; also lar£* room on sec ond floor. 127 Chariton street. IT'OR REST, furnished and unfurnished room?, suitable for licht housekeeping; table boarders wanted. 38 Abercorn street. IX)R RENT, pleasant rooms with board, also . day board, at 30 Barnard street. IX>R RENT, nleasant flat of four rooms suita ble for light housekeeping. South Broad street. IJOO MS TO LET.—No. 13 Abe room street It southwest corner of St. Julian. cool, second floor rooms handsomely furnished. HOITBRS AND STORKS FOR RXNT. 17' RKNT, one flue2it ity dwelling, Brooms, corner Reynolds and Perr> street lane. Ap ply to M. (\ 3IcCAiiTHY, M'liealon and Rey nolds streets. VFEW more houses, with modern improve ments. for rent; terms moderate. Apply to SALOMON COHEN. IT'OR RENT, two new dwelliags, Jefferson and Bryan streets; rent sls per month. Ap ply W. F. BCHERFF, at 8. Uuckenheixuai' Bou*s. I?OR RENT, the three-story brick dwelling, corner Dravton and Taylor sireets. Apply toFIIKD HAKEHSHaM, 84 State. |JX)R RENT, dwelling comet < f East Bros I fi au<l I’reai lent streets. Apply W. P. GUER ARD, No. 50 State street IT'OIi KENT, four-story brick rcs'deuca (12 U rooms); all modern Conveniences: large anl and outbuildings; corner Bt. Julian and Habersham streets; possessiou given Oot. 1. AV. J, HAHTY. RENT, that 4-story brick bouse southca-t corner Drayton and President Rtreeta: possession given Nov. l. ALBERT WYLLY. Agent, liM P.ryan straet. Tj'OK RENT, house 161 Liberty street, Oct. Ist; X ail modem impi ovementa, D. B, LESTER. EO n R ENT-MI SC EL LAN F.O US. I?OK RENT, warehouse on River street, for- I raerly occunied by Artoaian lc Company. Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning News. FOB SALE. rjV >li SM E. 164 acres of land, fourteen miles from Savannah, near railroad and station; will sell cheap. For particulars address S., Morning News. IT'OR 8 ALE, a young Horse; can be seen 27 Broughton street. P. H. KIKUNaN. I [BOH SALE, 140 acres of line orange and vage -1 table laud on south side large Jake, close to tiirei 1 railroad stations, at one-fourth its value. For particulars write NV. SNELSOX, Bartow, Fla. ' 170USALE, Champagnea, Clarets, Sauterues, Hiiine, Madeira, Port, Sherry, Catawba, Angelica, Burgundy and Hungarian Tokay Wines. 4") East Broadstroot. IiTHDR SALE, a liquor and grocery business; good stand, cheat) for cash. Address C. M.. News office. 17'ORSALE, lot with dwelling and storo near U the city, on a public road with big travel and good trade, cheap, L D. LaROCHE & SON, 108 Bay street. 'THJRPIN B \ KINO POWDER is the best. For X sale by ail grocers at fiOh. can. VUt )1) young Milch Cow Calf, ir* good order and gentle, cheap. ALMONT STABLE. I?OR SALE, the Fruit Farm and Vineyard of tbe late John C. Tayler, locatod about six miles from Savannah. For particulars ap ply to L. W. LANDERSiiINE, Executor. IJOR SALE upon very easy terms. Lot No. il2 I Grantland ward, fronting on St. Nicholas street, uear St. Mary’a home, and eon voment to Bolt Line cars. This lot is 31x100, on very high ground, and beautifully located for a home. A person desiring a good home can secure this 1' *t upon very easy terms at a reasonable price, as the owner wishes to make a quick sale of it. I . li. DORBETT, Heal Estate Dealer. TOH LEASE. Ij'Oß LEASE, two fifteen-acre lots near Cath olic Cemetery, suitable for farming or dairy purposes; terms easy. Address W. E. M., this office. LOST. rOST, about a mouth ago. a gold bar blsck J enamel brooch. Fir.de; will be rewarded by leaving at 151 Perry street. r OST.—Left at Chatham Artillery , Club I J House, July 4th, a gold-handled silk um brella; brown, lined with blue. If the member or guest who inadvertently appropriated the same will return it ho will earn my everlasting gratitude, as the umbrella was Valuable to me on account of associations connected with lt. W. L. AVILSON. DOG LOFT—Scotch Terrier puppy; brown Pody with black nose; tall and ears nneiif; answers to name of "Tat. - ' Liberal reward for reeowiiy at ll(i>6 Bryan street. BOARDING. YY r ANTED, several boarders; rooms care i i fully attended to; a good table kept; table boarders accommodated. 181 Gordon street. PRIVATE BOARDING, No. 105 Congress, X corner Drayton street. I DOR RENT, a large, nicely furnished room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply 172 Liberty street. CCMMER BOARD.—Special rates made for ij table board for the summer season, nnd meal tickets at rednuod rates at the HARNETT HOUSE, CHIROPODIST. Ci ORNS, Bunions and Ingrowing Toenails re- J moved at once positively without jiaiii or drawing blood. No acids whatever applied, Prof. ADOLPH CRITZNER, Surgeon, Chiropo dist and Mamoure, 149 Broughton street. PHOTOGRAPHY, lAIhTnEW will make fine Photographs (inferior to none) at the lowest rates with all the induce ments offered by others. WAIERB & O’RiLz. Y, Photographers, steamer. TWO DOLLARS pays for ono doion fine Cabi net Photographs, as many for eight by ten frame as you wish, at the SAVANNAH PHOTO CO. ’B, 149 Broughton street. MISCELLANEOUS. L’URNITURE bought and sold, Mattresses I properly renovated. Furniture upholstered and repaired, Baby Carriages renovated. Low est prices, k OX’B, kb Whitaker. I > A LED rice straw givon away. Call at once 4 on J, AV. TEEPLE, 193 and 195 Broughton street. N'OAV we have It! Bavarian Cream Sherbet, a most delicious and exhilarating bever age, only at A. N. O'KEEFFE'S, Broughton and Jefferson streets. IF your clothing needs renewing, you can have them cleaned, repaired, braided, dyed, remodeled to please you, at 8. WHITE S, cor ner Jefferson and Statu streets. L’ROSTED CREAM SODA. a delicious firing r nnd Raspberry Limeade, from the fruit. only at 1.1 V 1 NGSTON’B. * Ed ROCKRW S, Wines, Liquors, etc., for family a X supplies, table luxuries or medicinal p .r --poses can be bad at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, on line of Belt railway. Telephone 64. / 'LOSING OFT SALE Crockery. 4 Baby Car- V Hugos, 1 Parlor Suite $35, good as now and cost $100; 1 Refrigerator, Bureaus anu Bed steads. Special bargains ia Crockery ttai, week. CALLAHAN'S, South Broad and Barnard streets. English tooth - brushes, eviy 0 n warranted; only 20c., worth almost tftmhle LIYINGbXUxN’B PIUJiMACX, MISCELLANEOUS. GO TO O KEEFFK'S, Broughtou and Jeffer son street,-,, for a of Bavarian ’re -in S.**erbeL TILL selling our st are of goods regard ’** - ? k? the late Are at our warehouse. Cad in next week and see the new line of Trunks. Fresh floods constantly. TEF.PLE CO., RCi Brough ton street. HOSTED CREAM SODA. Limeade, Pineap * pie Steeple, Pineapple Bon Bon, Orange a It M -t-. only at LIVINGSTON'B PIIAKM M 1 ABORTED CRSAM Bi d* \. the latest and the Iwgf, at the gant Soda Fount of the PAI.Ai E PHARMACY, Whitaker street, cor* ner Duffy lelighted. A F. El JIN r, raw r, -* • j’ist received a complex- stock of the cvlehrrted John fl, Holier a O RuOfft and Cut h ry. Also keapi* the Kumpie - Mar Safety Uasor Stropping Device, ('all end get suj and. ENT) your order to JOY Cl.. Liberty a:. I O Abercoru streets, for fres!i Vegetables of all kai ls. Free delivery U*RESII SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per i fumery. Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco; preaoriptiooH carefully comiHiunded. At S_VMONS A MELL'S. C'l ALL at the Tennessee Stables if you want J your horse fed wall; sixteen lotlstrs. Ur ALL PAPER, nil grades and patterns, at closing out prices. Big be.s gains in F-rni ture. Carpets and Stoves MoGILLIS & Rl’S* TIN, lU2 Broughton street. CEND your orders to LOGAN for marketing O of all kinds. Marketing d*divertd ou Sun day. r pHE OLD BOOK STORE," Atlanta, Ua.~ X You may have in yi-ur garret ui cr 'ar from $5 to sfio worth of ol l b*oka; look them up and write to “The Old Book Store,” 38 Marietta street. Atlanta. Ga.. and you will receive full particulars how to ship, etc.; will buy from oue case to the largoat library. EC. TURKISH B MHB< tfc SHAFF got i goods, but uo prizes lli) Whitaker r PRY Pavarian Cream Bherbst-, at A. N. I O'KEEFFE & CO.’S, Druggists, BrougbL n and Jefferson streets. IjX)U Cauned Gooilsof the best and most pop iiiar brands and all varieties call on or oud to 1\ T. BARBOUR, l*rice and Uallsti | pf CENTS for l4 Sure Death,** tl I/ roach exterminator, regular price 25c., at BISHOP’S, Hall uud Price. CPRING LAMB. (Tioice Beef, Mutton and O Veal, Picklod Tongues and Bsuoloss Beef, KEEP your beds clean for one year by tho use of Bison's Bed Bug Kilter. 26c at LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. r pHE Choicest Meats, Beef, V* ai. Mutton.etc., I can always bo found at JOYCE'S, Abe room and Liberty. r PIIE finest Melons, on ice, freou a.uf fine and L just from the vine, at BARBOUR’S, corner Price and Hall streets DU. BLANC’S VEGETABLE DKPUNATIVE will positively cure ilyspopsia. liver corn plaint ami general debility At SYMONS MELL’S, Agents, corner West Broad audCharl ten si reels. \ r ALENTINE J. BASLER, Plumber, Has, ▼ Steam and Range Fitter, 4. r i Jefferaon street, corner York street lai.o; grad uate of the plumbing class of Iho New York Trade School. Sanitary Plumb ing and lA*ad Burning a specialty. Would re quest tho public whan in want of good Sanitary Plumbing and Uas Fitting to give him a call at his ab >ve place of business. Sat isfaotion guar anteed. HARBOUR, Hall aud Price streets, haft al ways a full Jie of Preserves aud Pickles of the best m auds. |> AVAKIAN CREAM SHERBET, tho most I ) delicious driuk ever introduced in thiicity. at A. N. O’KEEFFE A CO.’S, Broughtou and Jefferson streels. i" U URIC DEATH.’’-Wanted,every one to D know that BISHOP, tho druggist, corner Price and Hall streets, is the manufacturers’ sole agent, for Savannah. Price 15c. /N ABB A OF. SKIDS—a fresh supply of lluist’s Vy best just received. Have the Flat Dutch and Drum Head Varieties. Prices to suit. Call at or send to PALACE PHARMACY, Whitaker and Duffy streets. MARKETING kept In Cold Storage and de livered on Sunday. LOGAN. E4EST California Canned Fruits at Harbour’s; ) bis prices will satisfy you. llall and price streets. ( 'ALLat CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE and vi leavo your measure for a suit. 47 Wnitakt-r street. POPULAR BRANDS of Ijiger Beer on l draught at R. T. BARBOUR'S, Grocer, Hall and Price streets. MARKET Is the place for Beef, Mutton, Veal, Vegetables, Melons, etc. LOGAN. FJ. JOYCE, Abercorn and Litierty streets, • has all seasonable fruits, for family us-.- and canning. tri'CL linn of fine Perfumery just opened up and ut reasonable price* at SHAFFER'S. pJUADURAKEY WEST CHEROOTS. 10 for I 26e.; a good smoke. LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. RT. BARBOUR, Grocer, Hall and Price • stroats, makes a specialty of the best Teas, Coffees and Butter. Send to him when you want the best. Domestic sewing machine ok to cents juirboilleat SYMONS & MELl.’a, West Broad and Charlton streets I,’RUIT, Melons and Vegetables of all kinds. X LOGAN, City Market. BARBOUR’S. Price and Hall streets, is the place to send to wfieu you want the best varieties and freshest i’eacnos for table use, or for preserving. CjTOCKS AND BONDS bought, sold and ox, O changed by SAM 11. FI.ATSHEK, Broker- Room ft, Southern Bank. , VLOT of the finest Grapes can bo found now, ami through tho season, at R. T. BAR BOUR’S, Price and Hall streets, CIHOICF, Pickled T<nruo. Bonelesß Corned ) Beef, received twice per week at LOGAN'S, City Market. f 'ALT, at CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE and V leave your measure for a suit. 47 Whitaker street. O END to R. T. BARBOUR S, Price and Hall . ' streets, for Faust’s Bottle Boer, for family use. You will get It just off the Ice. (AAPITALISTS wanting to buy securities J right, call on SAM K. I'LATSfIEK, Broker, Room 6, Southern Bank. 1 FERRIS’ HAMS—Nothing finer on the tnar ’ ket; always kept in stock by BARBOUR, the Grocer, Price and Hall street a, N OTICE. My place of business atprosent is at Messrs. Guckanheimer A Son s old stand. Bay street, near Whitaker. JACOB COHEN. rYANCY CRACKERS and Confectioneries at f R. T. BARBOUR S. His prices are right at all times Send him your orders for groceries. Hall and Price streets. Cl ALL at CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE, and ) leave your measure for a suit. 47 Whitaker street. LEMONS. POTATOESI Carload of NEW POTATOES. ONIONS. LEMONS. JPeanuts. Cabbage. Also, a Small Lot of COW PB. A.S. FULL STOCK OF Hay, Grain and Feed. W. D. SIMKINS. CONTRACTOR. IL K. BRAGDON,~ Contractor and Builder. JOBBING IN BRICK WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 35 CHARLTON ST. SaTAUfkaH. Ora. FURNITURR AND CARPETS. OUR SLAUGHTERTATE OF Furniture and Carpets Will continue during tlie week. NEW ATTRACTIONS will be placed on the floor each day. TUESDAY, we shall make a specialty of OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUM. WEDNESDAY, we shall make a specialty of WINDOW SHADES. THURSDAY, wc shall make a specialty of RUGS, MATS and SQUARES. All our goods MUST GO. It will certainly pay you to visit us, and bring your sisters, cousins and aunts. Come early and avoid the rush. A. J. MILLER & CO., 91 BAY STREET. Street Oars Pass Our Doors. BTOVKB. J W. NORTON, Lat of the firm of Jno. A. Doujriass & Go,, Telephone No. 320, Sole ftftont In Savannah for tbe sale of the SOUTHERN GIRL, AND FARMER’S FRIEND cn siom 148 BRYA N STREET, Second door west of Whitaker. HOLMOVS Furnaces, Ranges, BALTIMORE BEATERS. Cornwell&Chipman AGENTTB, BANKS. KQU K lLvTSritT**^ (LIXUTKD.) Established in London In 1873. Head Office, 4, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall. TRUSTEES: Thv,Kiustllon. JOHN BRIGHT, M. P., The Hioht Hon. EARI, BEAUCHAMP. Banker*: The B*nk of England. Capital £100,000; Guarantee Fund, £27,000. E. J. Mathews, A: Cos., Hankers, New York, N. Y. The security offered by the Cheque Bank is the best, tho world can '-rfor, for the reason that the Capital and Guarantee Fund are invested In British Government securities. No cheque is issued by the Hank until the act ual value of cash cheque lias ben deposited with the Bank, aud cash is reserved for the payment of the Cheque, NO MATTER HOW LONG THAT CHEQUE REMAINS IN CIRCU LATION. Every Cheque is thus equal to CASH, a* Bank of England or United Htate* Notes are, and safer, for the Cheque cannot ha used until signed. Xhe British Government accepts tho Cheques for Custom Duties, Postage and Revenue Stamps and all other obligations, the same os gold. The principal railroad companies, steam ship, telegraph and cabin companies of the world treat these Cheques tne u&me asgvdil,atid tberefnre no identification, coiolui-cdon, dis count or any other of those annoying hin drances ever confront the possessor of the Cheques. Call on us, or ring up 115 and gat all tha Infor mation you may want. M. 8. COBULICH * CO„ Sole Sub-Agents for Savannah and Bruns wick. Ga. SCATHES. mmrws. ACCURATE AND PERFECT, IMPORTANT TO SELLER AND BUYER. Are Giving Complete Satisfaction Wherever Used. At Wholesale at HEM SOLOMON & SON’S, 173 and 175 Bay Street mirus amj MEDiciSm“ A New Pharmacy, 212 WEST BROAD STREET. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded day and night I by an exjjerienced pharmacist. we are hav ing <-all every night. Silver Bell Cologne, Cherry Tooth Paste in tubes. Mann a Extract (rout 10c. to 50 per bottie. Toilet Water. T. A. MULLRY.NE A CO. Sure Death TO ALL COCKROACHES AND BUOS—a JL now and effective remedy. It is not a poison. Try It. 2flc. per bottle. For sale at the YAMACKAW PHARMACY, M. A. BA HIE, Proprietor, southeast corner West Broad and Bryan streets. Rscamier Preparations" Reoamier Cream, Recamier Balm. Recamler Powder, Recamier Soap, Rocau.ier Moth and Freckle Lotion and Vita Nouva. For sale at STRONG'S DRUG STORE, BULL AND PERRY STREET LANE. TICKKA COTTA. PERTH AMBOY TERRA COTTA Architectural Terra Cotta, SPECIAL SIZES AND COLORS OP FRONT BRICK. 18 Cortlandt, Now York, N. Y.; Drexel Build ing, Philadelphia, Pa; 41 South Clark street Chicago, 18. ; i’orUi Amboy, N, J, I AUCTION SAI.BS KUTUItK DATS. Valuable Properly on Broughton Street Tola NYr 3 and 4 Second tything, Anson ward, being 130 feet, rnoro or on south <ide Broughton stroot. between Abercorn and IJn ooln streets, am! running back to a lane, to gether with nil the improvements. This will be n valuable site for a hail, church or other public building. For terms and other particulars apply | at office of I.D.Laßocfis&Son, Auctioneers And Real Estate Dealers, 168 HAY STHKF.T. ■- * 11 '■■H-U M MMEU KKSGKTS SUWiNEE SBIPHOE Suwanefe County, Florida. r T , HE .NEW BUMMER HiCSOHT, situated In I the high and dry section of the utate. oio mile from Buwa:iee Station on tlio Savan nah. Florida arid Western railway, with horse car to meet ovary train; uo long drives in hacks of ten or twelve milas; aay or iv<H*sas to all parts of the state. It offers many induoe insutr a-4 a S U MM F,R RESORT not rtqufti.o t>y .pni.gM m tho north Free from malaria and fog.; perfaot syitini of watnr work, ami drainage; Lot amluoli’l water, direct from tin* Hprtug., in orarj room, both room to crery oottage: steam launch and row boats on ttin rirer; billiard rooms, bowline alley; cro quet, lawn temiK dam-ltiK and roller slratinc liaTilliona for pleaatir. of i-uesis. AS A. Itffi.MHUdl A. I, AGr HI N'T It in well knowu for it. wonderful cun of KUeu. inatiam, I)yap.pla, liiaeuaesof th < l.imr, Hid ne.ya, Hlood and bkxu. Resident Rhysician in attendanoa. Kale.: $12:50 par week; special inducement* offarod to familias. Excursion Tiuk.ta on sole from ail points on 8., f. and W. rsilwajr, finitiswick aud Western railroad, Florida Central ana I'emiisiila. Jock* sonrille, Tampa and Key West and Florida Southern systems For further particulars, or painptilets containing tosttmonlals, address Ij. W. BCOVILLE, (general Manager, Riiwanae Sulphur Sprlnjpi t’o., Snwanoe, Fla. Elder House, Indian Spring, Ga. W. A. ELDER, - PROP. SEASON OF 18S9. For rates, aualyifn of water and Information address K, A. FI.DFR. Manager, New Princess Anne Hotel, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. c ITU A TED directly ou the ocean, 18 miles da 4 r . n.t of Norfolk, Va., via Norfolk aud Virginia Ecaeh It. It This great seaside resort present* every advantage tor liurut% comfort and health. Summer season opens June 16th. Elegant drives on tbe hard beach and through the piuew woods. The best surf bathing on tho coast. Send for illustrated pamphlet. " THE BRISTOL, A SECECT FAMILY HOUSE. IS EAST ELEVENTH St., NEAR FIFTH ATE., NEW YORK. C3ONVENIENT to shopping and places oC ) amuse,iieuts. Ladies traveling alone or with children receive careful attention. PRICES AS REASONABLE AS A BOARDINd HOUSE. Summer Boarders. NEW HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS. ON MAIN LINE, 2 > miles east of Knoxville, Term. Mountains In sight: pleasant village, good water, fine shade, home comfort*. For terms, address. "LONG HOUBtC,” Jclfe, son county. New Market, Tenn. ASHEVILLe7~nT oT SWANNANOA HOTEL, A SEIJI CT FAMILY HOTEL in the Land of the Sky, Special rates for the Hummer of IS#9 s<o, S6O and SOO per month, according td number In party and room. RAWLS BROS,, Props, WASHINGTON HOTEL, Seventh and CheatnutSts., Philadelphia, #3 SO PER lIA.YT. JOHN TRACY, Propmetos. Klfivator an<l all Modern Improvement*. FAUQUIER WHITE SKLPHcFsPRINGS, VA' UNDER entire new management: open Jung 15 to Oct. 1; new brick hotel; handsomely furnished; all city conveniences; fine table; snady walks; excellent music. For particulars, address A. R. BARROW, At the Springs. SUMMER GOODS. ANDREW HANLEY, HEADQUARTERS FOR Wire Window Screens, WIRE DOOR SCREENS. ALL SIZES AND PRICES. STEP LADDERS, Floor Stains, Building and Roofing Felt. ANDREW HANLEY, BAY AND WIUTAKEft STREETS. 3