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Newspaper Page TextMORE SFMMItf MOSAICS itrOM the NOTEBOOKS OF WAS. rB dsbikg vacationers. Houseboats at the Thousand Mands- Costumes at Newport- A Girl in a Push C*it-A Yale Gar aev party and Summer Doinsra of Women. (CoiWioht Secured.) Ne u- York. Aug. 24,-Not everybody is not of town, even iu the hight of the mid summer vacation. I see several human ££gs as Igo and come about the streets ••Oh ves ” savs some worsh.per (from ufar) /the 400 “hut nobody that is anybody.” Lie the’contrary. I happen during the k st week to have brushed against several i ft who. ou various occasions, have Sfied their right to live and to have their Lmes m the papers. Miss Grace H. Dodge, ne of the women school commissionei s, made a Pleasant picture crossing the park yesterday afternoon. Tall and fair, with chestnut hair and a fresh English complex ion she is a good example of a wealthy ▼once woman who spends a great part of her summer in town. The there was Mrs. Mackry, the wife of the b nnnza king, who in cream white India silk morning gown, with pearb in her ears, stretched out her tins- Mack satin slippers and declared that Vaw York was as go da summer resort as one could find. Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott. j u n. Ward H"Wo's daughter, who ia al most as beautiful now as she was m 1876, when Forter painted his cehbratod picture of he'- can’t quite confine herself to New nort when New York publishers are tote Otalt with. But after all the chief excite ment or city life in August centers about the whistle of the postman. from a camper ox on-e of the thousand ISLANDS. “The houseboat i ids fair to becoino a distinctive feature of our sea lery. Four or five wealthy Canadian families are sum mering m these delightful floating cottages. They are ranged close to the shore over against two ot the prettiest Canadian islands and form quite a social colony, where afternoon teas are given, visits made in fast-flying canoes, with now and then a moonlight concert, a dance or a supper and about all a tense of romance and glorious freedom. When you get tired of the rocky shores overhung with trees about your houseboat, all you hive to do is to up an chors and shove yourself along with poles to a fresh abiding place, or if a more am bitious move is desired you call a launch or a tug and steam away to another island. Yesterday afternoon was a fete day and we were almost as gay as at Henloy ou the Thames. Our Canadian friends enter with the utmost heartiness into everything. The houseboats were decorated with bright flags and huge parasols of flowers. There were flowers everywhere. Huge eartheu ware vases and blue china jars were ranged along decksand golden rod and wild scarlet hollyhocks and cardinal flowers bloomed in profusion, clematis vines with iheir white feathery : eeds clambering from drawl ridge to awning. Light cedar canoes glided from island to island and dozens of rowboats danced on the waters. There were tennis games and cricket on a convenient meadow, and these northern girls looked more blithesome ovtu than during the winter carnival iu their silk blouses of lilac, pale yellow, scarlet ami blue, with white glazed sailor hats, baseball and Eton caps, soft round felts and broad brimmed bead fixings of every desoripti in. Sometimes, a whole boatload wore the same colors. A six-oared barge was man ■ed by half a dozen damsels in yellow and black, who made a picturesque crew But if you want to fail a victim to the ewig weibliche you should see a handsome Canadian girl puddle a canoe. The houseboat in which we are visiting is not by any means a mere drifting raft. It is a regular two-story house built ou a barge, with lace cu r tains at its windows and ten rooms inside. It has a flat roof where we strew rugs and cushions and lie in steamer chairs amf ham mocks under a gnv, striped awning It hasn’t ns many gables as a Quee.i Anne cottage, indeed, truth compels the admis sion chat it is rectangular in sh peand suggests a packing box floating, but it is painted in reds and cool greens and 1 oks very gay of an evening with rows of Japan eselanterns hanging from beam to beam, ft has a gooa expanse of deck fore and aft where are more awnings and hammocks a id easy, chairs, and where we l ave morning giories and nasturtium* and scarlet runners growing in flower b xes. There is a bath room upstairs, but if you want a really good plunge of course you take a header out of tue windo w. We haven’t a piano, but our next boat neighbor has, and the music goes very well with our violin. There " P‘r y m f< r entertaining guests, and when the stars come out and the draw onenLitth U f ed . UP - W0 li * ht a hn the open hearth, it tne air is chilly, and fa. 1 as ba"mn in' f 'T thn " '* d as a Ciffl oaion in his castle. .Next week we are together* to ‘ ietwo or even threehonseboa s toge.her and go off for a week’s drifting in '"i w ‘ d wear Houly shirts simn™ i , broad striped flannels, ami if fiU M im r l<l SKt ‘tching and boating do not riV.lUr e oK^ hy > We FROM A NEWPORT BUTTERFLY. Sowus are the prettiest i The Fleet,-a, loate in rile yaCht ' , ls r-noof the finest ,ioturemiiw f fleet >. and olad in the most trL erSU,tS ' With jaunty sailor Taft to e L i ga ' lrls k° arfi pretty wTr Sl ”? impromptu dance on the S B t' r “ te festivities on grander 'harming v^ST* U ‘? ,yed ■ blondo ”‘ s , T ,.„ „„o !' ay . in a mixture of blue if blue ei , t l ‘ l ' llal,d - The underdress was ory jacket round a!ld Plaim The Direc ouaJ w also ol ' blue serge, with uffs of Kla fl nTkn Cr °?f le revurs aild n navy -' Cb l y embroidered loubtaf and blaid ’ Tae inside vest, and fairiv tonmg , close > was of hoi 'here ,/, r , run tb . emhr oi iery. natch a sift . s , ma J t btt e walking jacket to curly felbhat w ' th gold cordon loved in ri J?,’, i R!K ln , bbe s,nail hands, vhistle tvhirh h!' 16 ’ ". as beld a boatswain’s in yard x, h ", : - l, out her neck by a - cot aiioff bay kb- lo okiug brunette, whom Aeed the mlire* *2 a , illresS “I'chapDie,’ * tune for r‘ or llps Puckered h r band, ‘I G >rl I Left Behind Me.’ i-efing i ac :ul ust A ee P in thej)ockets of her fl;nel h ~i ' i Ger Bown of cream white sijwing an } O,I F tunic drapery in front, ®throide?ed in < !. reSS ° f tho sail ’ e material r °ettes and aeon c ' >n 7 entlona l pattern of cofi the mJ waUo P s in nav J' blue and gold th ‘ , tS , S5r. b ° ld " ry b . Qi,, K repeated, an, belto n“ i‘k floss or on the cuffs, collar snithin i b bm lk r vachtinK blouse - Non ' RiMl odor nf l'im bre.-ze bearing the piun dispayed tn f, Une flattered the skirts and s fflal white ‘ 8 world a pair of bl UKandgoid C^ ,aS ties , laCGd 'vitl, Qar k curls if 1 * 5 : ams wlud ruffled short ’Fbita glaze,! „ ni i bl^ b 'i’ as 3et a mart little tvir of ~a i' ? )at trunnied with a neat a Tn with ,1. 8 ai,d gold ribbon. Arm i •ienter COm ® ? ood fellow walked a taU, whose dusky hair flew a “d" nose eves hH Ud ab ? ut , ber shoulders, Ees * in iiS? „ d u "; elrd depths of dork the c eerful iT sb .° it oked unsmiling over [auiden was gowi' l^i b - nB , Sba - p bi* ocean !?“g Greek g drl' lßd . ln KOlid blue s ‘ r g vvitli ,be right i.id,, a l > !i ri ‘ n in fron t, opening on cream white 10 Fbow an cud. rskirt of !orm a " iiM;, ® rg r ° n , w l,ich was laid, to trimson Ld f ‘ et l>order . lines of fins bbbonj Gold^ and , CCi rc a and narrow blue ?“,. tho corners o C f W f re ‘’“‘broider.id “pdicehada dmihu-Sf® dra ,P er y. and the ? r <*k fret im/vio !5 st of L whita Wlth the a ’°n the slnr ofl'" th ® same manner J&cket with ' if. K th i ß was worn a short began S l A bultons - When the gau four young girls in one of the sets attracted much attention. They wore accordion-plaited skirts of yellow India silk, trimmed with yellow lace, and as like one another as four peas. Over these were do ned four silk yachting blouses, one t.f white, one of pale pick, one of scarlet and one of pale green. La -e hats crowned with flowers were worn iu the blcuse colors." FROM A PRETTY NARRAGANSF.TT MAID. “Here is the device of one N'arragan sett girl. Wearing a pale blue musliu gown embroidered about tho bottom iu jink and gold tinsel, with a pink and gold carf about her waist and a leghorn hat on her head, from which droop garlands of pink and yellow roses, she takes her seat at the fashionable driving Hour every afternoon in what sort of vehicle do you suppose' What but a hand cart or push cart, per haps you call it, of the same sort as those used by city costermongers, but minus the bells over the top, neatly finished in black and gilt and sumptuously cushioned. With a blue gauze parasol knotted with pink ribbon t > shade her face and a tail toot man in knee breeches to propel her she looks as well content as if she ha,l coosen for her pleasuring any one of the dozen or more and g carts or wagons at her command. This eccentric belle conies from Denver and tnev say she has money to throw away. She is quite pretty and doesn’t appear conscious ttiat she is doing anything strange.” FROM A WELL-KNOWN LITERARY WOMAN WHO HAS BOUGHT A VACATION HOUSE FOR HER CHILDREN. “I tried the stable for a while, but the b ard money burned iu my pocket, and be fore the first week was over I was the own er of a steed. Ho is, I admit, not a thing of beauty, though he apparently has been a borse forever. Ho is not fortunate in bis color, being a dark shade of white mottled with a kind of crushed strawberry spots. His gait is a little uudulatory, especially on a down grade, where he finds it convenient to favor one of bis off legs. He is not bur dened with superfluous flesh and has served as an object lesson iu anatomy to our chil dreu, thus enabling us to combina instruc tion with pleasure as we jog along. Archi tecture.iy considered, he would perhaps be classified as a specimen of the pointed gothic, would be called by archaeologists antique, and by the ladies possibly a moire antique. The name by which he is known among the people whose parents ho has out lived is ‘Whalebone,’ which gives some clew to his character. The young members of the family wished him rechristened and to please both of them we added the word, ‘Hatty,’ subsequently changed to ‘Dick.’ The young man of tho household, following a taste we fear vitiated by surreptitious reading, added his mite to tho horse’s name, so that at present he is known in the fami ly which he adorns as ‘Whalebone Ned; or, the Phantom of the Plains.’” FROM WANDERERS DOWN IN MAINE. “Wecame across three women farmers the other day the story of whose doings might interest you. Driveu out of the woods somewhere above east Norridge wock, for lack of provisions, we met a good-look ing woman iu wide-brimmed felt hat and thick boots driving an ox team. Inquiring of her where we could obta.n a dinner, we were directed to a long low farm house, a weather beaten pink in color, standing un der a group of magnificent maple trees. Here we found twoothor women, intelligent looking like the first, oue digging potatoes, the other canning berries in a spic and span Kitchen and apparently on a large scale. Wo had stumbled on a partnership, the members to which are ail feminine. It seems that two of the women are sisters, the Misses F—, and that the farm belonged to their father who left it to them in a somewhat run down and unprofitable con dition. Unable to sell except at a sacrifice, they were puzzled as to their proper line of action until Miss M—, wh i had inherited a lit ie money and earned a lit le more in the millinery business, tired of the confinement of indoor life, proposed to go in with them and test the question whether women could make a farm pay. They aro not flue lady farmers by any means, overlooking t ings in a Dresden china sort of way, but spend much of their time at such work as is not too heavy for thorn in the open air. They have about 200 acres, a part of which is in pasturage, and on the rest they grow pota toes, turnips, carrots, onions, cibbiges and the crops of the general farmer. They have an apple orchard in a tine state of cultiva tion, and raise quantities of blackberries and raspberries and some other small fruits, which they can for the Boston market. They do toeir own milking, make butter, when the factory is not running, feed their own pigs, ride the mowing machines and the reapsis and help iu all the operations ot sowing aud harvesting. For the heavier work they have two farm iabirers, some times in t e busy season three. They read the Atlantic Monthly and are progressive Yankee women witn ideas about temper ance and dres3 reform. They aro all throe in excellent health, have forgotten the meaning of headache aud say they like their work and are able to make a very fair liv ing. In the winter they frequently chop wood witn their men.” FROM THE PROUD POSSESSOR OF A BROTHER AT YALE. “We had a tenuis party at Great Barring ton on Saturday, and between you and me it was quite a pretty affair. Ail the young men who were iuvit and were Yaie students and accordingly we had a deep blue awning —the college color —spread under a group of oaks overlooking the lawn. Beuoaih this was the tea table with a scarf of blue silk running the length of the cloth. For the central ornament we had a low antique bowl of blue china holding white lilies, aud occasionally trailing water lilies with their twisting stems. Be side each plate were set small tennis shoes of while straw filled with blue chiccory a ternating with miniature tennis rackets having clusters of blue bachelors’ buttons knotted upon tueln with blue rib bons. These were for favors, and very pretty they looked hanging from the girls’ waists by their long streamers. All the girls who received wore white gowns with blue sashes and carried bundles of blue flowers. The Y'ale men sang their college glees and with them they mi ngled songs of the sea and of the country lanes, every su; gestion being of coolness, of sparkle, of the green grass ad trees of midsummer. I have seen only one fete this summer that was prettier and that was a grape party at Stockbridge a fen days before. The wide verandas of the cottage furnished tho as sembling rooms,aud these were draped with green vines which hung like portieres in the doorways. Huge white marble vases stood in corners filled with double white hol lyhocks, wild carrot and caraway blossoms and stalks of feathery grass-s. Tea was se. ved iu the fruit garden under a long grape arbor. Tne table was covered with a cloth of pinkish green silk embroidered in purple floss with grape clusters. In the middle of the table was a crystal bowl piled high with green and whito grapes half hid den in their own loaves. The nostess wore a pale green silk Josephine dress with a purple scarf at her waist,and the attendants were maids in white dresses with vine leaves on their hair. There was a harvest dance of children dressed os cupids and nymphs in tho edge of the evening.” FROM THE ADIRONDACK WILDERNESS. “The yew bow is the latest appendage of the woman who plunges among the treei. Wherever you come upon a camping party, tho summer girl, be she climbing a wooded slope or picking berries in an open glade, abandons ber nbbou-tied Alpenstock and leans like Maid Marion on a bow. This sudden passion for Robin Hood’s weapon does not imply a high degree of the archer’s skill. Indeed, many of the belted and tas seled damsels would be at a loss if called upon to nock the arrow or draw the string. Tuough a few of them can knock over a partridge or a horon at short range, the de sign of the arcber’s outfit is nothing more or les ■in most instances than to justify a pretty and convenient woods costume. A typical example of the bowman’s drees is worn by a Brooklyn girl whose party have THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1880. been in camp for a mouth ou one of the be.-t grounds. The gown is a <lark hunter’s i greon serge, tne skirt of which is turned up in a hem S or 10 inches wide.aud which falls only a trifle below the knees. With this is worn a loose sailor blouse of the same color aud ma'erial brier stitched in white and with a crimson tie knotted under tne collar. Lubber-soled buskins without heels cover the feet, and above theeo are bucKed leg gins of undressed tawny leather reaching above the knees. On her head she places a green serge fore-and-aft cap, and about her waist is a bolt of the same tawny leather, holding pouch for the arrows, tassel and spare string. The bow itself, which, like a muff or a parasol, compie'es the t ilet, is a little over 5 feet long between nocks, and its strength is about 2fi pounds. It is a tine piece of yew, valued at nearly f liG. and makes a pretty appearance with its crimson plush-covered handle. To do this Brooklyn girl justice, she practices shooting at a tar get nearly every windless day aud is quite absorbed in the care of her turkey feathered arrows.” FROM ATLANTIC CITY. “There is one thing that occupies women’s thoughts in summer to the exclusion of tue suffrage, and that is hair. What becomes of’he possessor of tresses in a damp sea son! Where is the use of spending hours at one’s mirror to make feat hers lig itiy blow ing ab ut one’s temples or rings that catch the light in their love curls when ten nnn utos of fog or sea turn will reduce tne whole to dank, wet looking strings* Where is the joy of passing one’s summer on yachts or rocks if pretty hair is to be impossible from June to October? Here is where the sum mer youth has an incontestable advantage. He can sit down beforo the clipping ma chine and rise up to pass tho season in his scuff. He does not u tve to labor over an artistically careless coiffure to see Dame Nature lay it in inartistically careless ruins. Enviable male!" Eliza Putnam Heaton. Weather Forecasts. Local forecast for Savannah for to-day: Partly cloudy, with possibly a shower in afternoon. ““ — ~ Special forecast for Georgia: RAIN Local s lowers, slight changes in ' temperature, except in northern portion, warmer, winds generally northeasterly. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, (la., Aug. 31, 1889, and tho same day for eighteen years: Mean Temperati rk. j from the I^hartore normal slacedan ’ for 18 years Aug. 34. ’B9j -j- or *’ -aOM -81 j 78 | COMPARATIVE RAIXWAIA STATEMENT. Amount ! Ar^™ lnt ‘from'b'm departure for IB years L f , BJ | normal^ 2G | ,01 | —25 <-|-3.1i Maximum temperature, 84; minimum tem perature, 71. The height of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 7.0 feet —a fall of O.J feat daring the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Bulletin for tweutv.four hours ending 6p. m., Aug. 24. 1889, 75th Meridian time. Districts. Avkraos. Max. | Min. Rain- Nams. tious. Temp Temp fall, t Atlanta 11 84 j 66 | .11 Augusta 12 86 64 i .04 Charleston 6 84 i 68 j .18 Galveston 18 90 <SB |O2 Little Rock 10 88 62 .00 Memphis.. 16 83 60 .00 Mobile 7 86 66 i .01 Montgomery 6 84 70 I .42 New Orleans 10 90 66 . 00 Savannah 12 90 68 ; * T Vicksburg 5 86 64 j .00 Wilmington jlO 82 66 j .23 Summary....* ] ... stations of Max. Min. i Rain savannah district. Temp Temp falil.t Alapaha 90 | 64 j .00 Albany 90 70 .00 Bainbridge. 96 70 .00 Eastman 94 72 .00 Fort Gaines 94 70 .00 Jesup 88 70 00 Live Oak 88 62 .00 Millen 90 66 . 00 Quitman 96 68 .00 Savannah 84 71 .01 Smithville 90 60 00 Thomasvilla 90 66 .00 Way cross Summary Means. Observation! taken at the same moment of time at ail stations. Savannah, Aug. 24, 7:36 p. v., city time. Temperature. Direction. Z: •/ ! Velocity. __ ? | Rainfall. Name OF Stations. Norfolk 72 N E .. .70 Cloudy. Charlotte 72,N E.. .. Cloudless. Hatteras I Titusville 78; N F .. .02 P'tly cloudy Point Jupiter,Fla.. 76 SW. .30 Cloudless. Wilmington 72, E 6 .30 Cloudy. Charleston. 76; N E 6 Cloudless. Angus a 78 W .. .10 Cloudy. Savannah 76jS E .. .01 Cloudless. Jacksonville 76;N E Cloudless. Cedar Keys.B2j W 6 Cloudy. Key West 78j N |l2j .44iCloudy. Atlanta 6! N JO ,12;Cloudy. Pensacola 76 N E; 6 .... Cloudless. Mobile 76; N !..j .02[P’tly cloudy Montgomery 74 NE .. .02 Cloudy. New Orleans. 82, S i 6;... [Cloudless. Galveston £2! 8 [.,[.... i Cloudless. Palestine SONIC .1 Cloudless. Brownesville 82} E . I *T [P -ly cloudy RioQrande 88| E |l2i |oloudless. *T Indicates trace, finches and hundredths. L. A. Denson, Observer Signal Corps. Dropping Around a Broadway Hotel, New York. “Now,” continued a reporter, “this neighborhood is just full of luck of late. Not long since a restaurant keeper around in Bleecker street, New York city, struck a #15,000 prize in the L juisiana State Lottery, and several other lucky strikes in the same concern followed rapidly. Ou the top ol this comes the announcement that E. Ains den, the well-known printer of 137 Eigth street, drew $5,000, aud Cassaguae & Vieu, the feather merchants of 3 West Third street, drew $2,500 at the last drawing. They each sent $1 to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. They are well satisfied that the lottery company is conducting a striotly legitimate business on s und business princi ples, _Aeu> York Daily Mews, July 9. English as She is Spoke. Plain, correct English is not indulged in by everyb xly; in fact, there is a big ma jority who slip uo more or less in the daily use of the queen’s English. We are speak ing very plainly, correctly and emphatic ally when we say that P. P. P. (Prickly Asm, Poke Root aud Potassium) is the very best’blood remedy extapt for rheumatism, gout, dyspepsia, syphilis, scrofula and all skin diseases. It is furthermore a decidedly powerful and effl.acious tonic, and as a builder up and reviver of impaired man hood aud womanhood is unrivaled. For weak, worn dawn women particularly it is a Godsend, and brings happiness to hun dreds of households yearly. All druggists sell it. If you are going traveling and need a nice Lunch Basket, Strauss Bros, can sup ply same. At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga., you get all the comforts of the hlgh-prioed hotels, and save from $1 to $3 per day. Try it and be convinced.—Boston Home Journal. Loose Chow-Chow, Olives and Mixed Pickles. The largest stock ot Baskets in the city. Strauss Bros. CHEAP ADVERTISING, j ONE CENTa WORD. ADVERTISEMENTS* 15 Wonu or wor, in this column inserted for OXE CEXT A WOHD, Cash in Advaivcs, sacA isissrtiorL Everybody trfto has any innf to supply, anythin j to buy or sell, any business or accommodations to secure: wish to irratify, should advertise in this column. ■ 1 ■ CHURCH DIRECTORY. Anderson "street pr kshyteri vn CHURCH—R**v. A. Q. Way, Past or— Preaching at 11 a. m., by R?v G. Lawson Gor don of River John. Nova Scotia, an-l at S:ls p. m.. by K?v. J. W. Gilmore. Everybody wel come. _ rK £ so:^ np\VO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS nays A for one dozen Cabinet Photographs and one extra in Bxlo gilt frame. J. N. WILSON, 21 Pull street. MISS EGAN, dressmaker, has removed to 101 Liberty street, where she would be . to sos her friend* tad patrons, TIi:: new gallery. 171 Congress street I will make fme Photographs (inferior to none) at the lowest rates with all the Induce ments offered by others. D. L. WATERS, Photographer. V'OT a south front corner, hut a large cool room, northern and eastern exposure, four windows, nicely furnished, on Liberty street, near DeSofco, admirably a laptod for one or two gentlemen, can be rented. Address ROOM, this office, YITHEN you need either Wines or Liquors for ▼ v connoisseurs or tho convalescent, M. LAVlvs ESTAtT cmtappi y you. HEI 'i s * Qi >TrLEIB'S - I stand § re fitted and refurbished by D. L. WATERS. First-class work guaranteed. "P\EAR JONEB I've been to M< IILUS & I * RUSTlN’SFurniture. Carpet ami Stove House, and was astonished at their prices. 1 promised to tell you how they sold so cheap, bur to save me I don’t know how they do it. I think it ought to be investigate* 1. investigate and write me next Sunday. nPWO DOLLARS pavsforone I izen Cabinet L Photographs, including one extra, hand somely colored in Bxlo gilt frame, cord and nail 50c. extrv SAVANNAH THOTO, CO., 149 Broughton street. liEL-P WANTED. VV’’ANTED, a young man who understands m double-entry bookkeeping, quick and ac curate in figures. Address, “BOOKKEEPER,” this office, giving reference. Wf ANTED, good cook; also white girl to * ▼ do house work. Apply Congress street. - ANTED, a white girl to do general houso v v work. Apply at once to 18 brougliton street. XYT ANTED, good canvassers for useful M patented article; fast seller; pock>t model. MORCAN MANUFACTURING CO., Atlanta. ANTED, an energetic traveler, who Is al ' ready on the road, to take a side line on ‘commission from a well-known New York im porting house. The goods sell to generul stores, druggists, stationers, etc., an 1 the route must cover small and medium sized towns. Goods sold mostly from catalogue and photographs. Good opportunity for a wide awake man. Best of references required. Address, stating terri tory covered, “Traveler,” box 1877, New York. \ GENTS should write for illustrated circular, terms and two weeks' trial of Missouri Washer. Wasties dirtiest oiothes by hot steam without rubbing. Easily gold; profitable. J. WORTH, 54 Bookman street. New York. {WISH to employ a few ladies of refinement, on salary, to take charge of my business at their homes; entirely unobjectionable; light; very fascinating and healthful; iu> talking re quired; permanent posiiiou; wiftes SlO per week in advance: good pay for part time. Mv references include some of the best well known people of Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and elsewhere. Address, with stamp, Mrs. MARION WALKER, Fourth and Chestnut streets, Louis ville, Ky. VYTANTED, responsible agent to handle our vv celebrated “Lohengrin Bitters.” Best in the market, liberal terms D. M. KOEHLER & SON, 2;>g East 29th street, New York. TYTANTED, salesman with a tea trade Ad- Tv dress Box 1081, Philadelphia, Pa. VUANTED, a good cook. Apply at once at v v 89 Bolton street. a M PLOY MENT W ANT KD. \\f ANTED, situation with grocery house; ten It years experience on road and iu store; satisfaction guaranteed. City reference. Ad dress ‘ AAA,” this office. STENOGRAPHER owning typewriter wants work part of the day. Address Box 47, Morning News office. Wf ANTED, situation as city drummer or col tt lector, or both. Can furnish horse and buggy or light wagon. Am sober, steady ami hartl worker. City references. "L. II.” News office. y\ T ANTED, by a white woman, a situation as Vv nurse; wiliiug to make hersell generally useful; no objection to the country. Address WILLING, this office. X\T ANTED, position by a young man of experi iV ence, who is a thorough accountant and writes a good hand; satisfactory references given. Address Box 342, Atlanta, Ga. \YTANTED.—A youug lady, having her own v V typewriter, desires a position as stenog rapher or typewriter, from Sept. 15 next; satisfactory references. )V. L. W., Box ISO, Sa vannah, \\T ANTED, position by Sept. 15th, by a com vv petent druggist; first-class reference. Address “AURUM, care of Wise, Carleton Pharmacy, Jacksonville, Fla. -MIriCELLANKOUb WANTS. I AND OWNERS TAKE NOTICE.—A lot 80or JLJ 60 feet front is wanted almost anywhere in a good neighborhood. Address J. L. G., Box 142, city. AYTANTED, furnished room for light houso- T V keeping; must be within three: blocks of Brought n street: references exchanged. H. CASSIDEY. 49 York. W r ANTED, to buy second-handjewelry; any kind, old or new. Address Box J., Post office. MONEY LOANED on merchandise and fur niture without removal, and on other collaterals. Send your address to ‘ VESU VIUS,’’ care Postoffice, and confidential a cent will call. VREIJ ABLE while woman will board mother and baby, and give good care. Address X, Morning News. V YOUNG LADY of refinement desires board ina private family; references exchanged. Address *‘P. J. A..” Box 33, Morning News. (A ENTLEMAN and wife want to rent three X comfortable rooms with a private family, in a good locality. Address F. p., Morning News. \\f ANTED.—Two young gentlemen wish T largo furnished room with board. Pri vate family preferred. Address NIX, Morning News. \\T ANTED, immediately, small Hat, or several TV rooms, in nice locality. Address MAX L., Morning News. AN interest wanted in a barroom. Address W , Morning News. \\J ANTED, good judges to try our special TV brand, ‘ DcSotoßye Whisky,” which for the price is unequaled; $4 per gallon. M. LAV IN'S ESTATE, sole proprietor. Telephone 54. W ANTED, those who can appreciate rare old Brandies, Gins, Rums, Whiskies, Wines, etc., to call and examine our Imported anil Do mestic Liquors. M. RAVIN S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street. ROOMS TO RENT’ IT'OR RENT, a nice flat of four roomg. with bath, to party without children. Hunting don, second door east of Tattnall. New house. IT'OR RENT, four rooms suitable for light housekeeping, at 45 Charlton street. fTX) RENT, large room on second floor, fur -1 nisned or unfurnished, corner Bull and Cnarlton streets. I NOR RENT, with furniture, either one or 1 both floors of the desirable dwelling, 77 Gwinnett street, near Abercorn. Apply at 150 St. Julian street. State OF Weather. ROOMS TO RENT. 1^0 R RENT, rooms, nicely furuisbed, j singly or en suite, very reasonable terms. Pi Aberoom street. RRVT. <JS Jefferson street, corner Perry, from Octob r Ist; asoond floor, four nice robins# every convenience. \ LARGE South room, furnished, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 8 Lincoln street. OOMS To KENT, furnished or unfurnished t at 101 Liberty street. KENT, large front room furnished or unfurnished, with conveniences. REA SONABLE. 43 Broughton street. Q(k CONGRESS STREET, a furnished O** room, suitable for young men; use of bath. HOUSES AM) STORKS FOR KENT. 1jV)B RENT, that B8vi) built house 17 1 .. Jones street, near liarnard; reut moderate. SALOMON COHEN. 170 K RENT, residence 161 Liberty street, r Apply to D. B. LESTER. RENT, house 56 South Broad, opposite old cemetery, Oct. Ist. .1 H. RUWE }JH IE KENT, brick dwelling on Wert Broad street, second door from Williamson. Ap ply to MICHAEL FEELLY, St. Julian and Habersham streets. RENT, house on Gordon street, fronting Chatham square, Ist Oct*'ber. Apply W. ii, CQNNiIRAT. UOB R 1 NT, from < October let, house No. M I Gaston street. This house is very deaf ru ble, being in a good neighborhood, and having all modern Improvements. Apply to DALE, DIXON & CO. t?OR RENT, residence 105 York, corner Dray- J on. Apply to C. P. M 1 LI £K. RENT, two-story house, Jones street, near S., F. &W. depot, six rooms. Apply 1041$ Habersham street. RENT, for one year from October Ist. Jr house ou Duffy street, three doors from Whitaker. Apply southeast corner of Whitaker and Duffy streets. RENT, medium sized house, with modern improvements. Apply 184 State street. 1?OR RENT, stores N s. 148 and 150 ) r ug) ton, next to c ner W taker street, lately occupied by A. J. Miller A Cos. Apply to H. j. TH< )MASS< IN, ill Brj an K r set. }j3OR RENT, residence 178 South Hr. n i street. Apply to L W. L VNDKRSHINE, Executor. RENT, from Ist October next, desirable dwelling northwest corner Now Houston and Barnard st eets; moderi conveniences! 11. J IX)R RENT, for one yeir from Nov. Ist, house Duffy street, corner Bull. Apply H. K. TRAIN, 185 New Houston. XT'OR RENT, house on Jones street. Furni ture for sal \ C. D. RntIEKS. IT'OR RENT, house 109V6 Barnard street front ing Chatham square. Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE, Executor. IT'OR RENT, from * )ct. Ist. house No. 39 Jones street. Low rent and all modern impr vements. J. J. DALE. fpO RENT, from Ist October, the brick tone I ment houses, 174 and Jones street. Will put in order ami reut cheap. W. 1). KI&EN -80.N. at J, D. Wooi . IT'OR RENT, i<’> Hull, corner Whitaker; in first class order. Possession Oct. 1. Apply to 140 Hull street. FOR RENT M Inc ELL YNKor-;. OFFICES FOR RENT rhe most desirable offices and warehouses in the city fur rent, “Harris Range.” Lincoln and Bay streets; newly rebuilt; all m dern conveniences. Terms vety low. Apply to to P. D. DAFI'IN, foot of Whito. ker and River streets, or on premises. IT'OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for merly occupied by Artesian loe Company. Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning News. FOR KALE. SALE, Desbouillons’ Watch Club stocl . Address WATCH, Box 17, Horning News offico. r pWO good large drift mules for sale. Apply 1 at DR. COX’S STABLES. IT'OR SALE, grocery and bar-room. Good stand and locality. Address, “A. 8.,” care of Morning News. IMPROVED Texas Horses and Mares broke and uubroke. J. F. UITILMARTIN & CO., rox's Stables. r pEXAK MARES delivered at any point in ear A load lots; prices reasonable. J. F. GUIL- I LRTIN & CO. IT'OR SALE.—AII grades of Wines, Liquors, etc.; price according to quality; samples and all information cheerfully furnished. M. GAVIN’S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street. I NOR SALE, piano, nearly new, cheap for 1 cash. No. 245 West. Broad street. IT'OR SALE, one set Encyclopaedia Britannic*. 1 entirely new. Addieas ENCYCLOPAEDIA, care News office. JUST ARRIVED and for sale at D. ( >X LOTS, a few line milch cows. IT'OR BALE, at a bargain, herd of line regis- I tered Jersey cattle, at the hea lof which is tho ceiebratesi Signal Bui , “Chief of Orme wood,” H. R. 11,541, consisting of thirteen six cows, five in milk, and six calves; four males and two heifers, all re -istered; will s**li together or singly; must he sold to close out business of firm; correspondence solicited. DAVIS &. IR, McArthur, Montg >mery county, Ga. IT'OR SALE, the Fruit Farm and Vineyard of F the late John C. Taylor, located about six miles from Savannah. For particulars ap ply to L. W. LANDERSIIINK, Executor. HEW ARD. STOLEN, on the Bth mat., one Gold Hunting Case Watch; movements P. B. Bartlett, A. W. C.; No. 1306813; stem winder. Finder will receive a liberal reward. JOSEPH 14. BAKER, Alapaha, Ga. BOA RDING, BOARDING. Delightful rooms, with board, for gentlemen near the Park. 152 Gaston street. SUMMER BOARD.—Special rates ma le for table board for the summer season, and meal tickets at reduced rates at the HARNETT HOUSE. MI3CELLA N BO US. r pilE CHATHAM DIM ESA V INGS BANK lms 1 plenty of money to loan on good collat erals. X> Y paying one dollar per week the easiost > possible method is offered to secure a watch at A. L. DESBOUILLONS’, 21 Bull street. __ 170 R the finest work in paper hanging, give ; H. CASSIDEY, with Emil A. bchwarz, a trial. iiTE are now prepared for an increased bust V f ness and can fill city aud country orders with satisfaction and dispatch; jug trade a specialty. M. LA YIN’S ESTATE. OARGAINS THIS WEEK.—Walnut Marble -1 > Top Bedroom Suite, Parlor Suite iu good order. New Four-Light Chandelier, Extension Tables. Bedsteads, Mattresses, 'Fables, Chairs, Bureaus, Washstands, lamp*. Clocks, Mirrors, Pictures, etc., at less than auction pric s. at EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE. Liberty and Jeffer son streets. IT is to the interest of every working man in this city to briug their deposits to THE CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK, Bull street. BY paying one dollar per week the easiest possible method is offered to secure a watch at A. L. DESBOUJLLONS’, 21 Bull street. I>APER HANGING in all the styles, and H. CAS3IDKY does the most stylish work for the most stylish citizens; references. H. CAS SIDEY. with E. A. Bchwarz. rpONGUES, Tongues, Tongues, cheap, at D. X B. LESTKR K, 21 Whitaker street. SURE DEATH is the only certain roach exter minator that contaius no poison—perfectly safe to use. BISHOP, Druggist, Hall and Price, sole agent. TO HOUSEKEEPERS, the EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY is offering spec al inducements. Lace curtails, blankets, spreads and all kind of laundry work. Reasonable charges. 109 Broughton street. TelephoneJWl r I''HE suaoker who does not like SHAFFER'S X FAULTLESS CIGAR doesn't know a good thing when he finds it. Other choice brands just received. 110 W hitaker street. MISCELLANEOUS. I?URNITURE bought and sold; genuine bar- I gains in Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Mat t ra*e. Window shade*. Btoves, etc.; Matt r**ses renovated: Furniture repaire*L FOX'S, 3*3 Whitaker street. ARE you the great Hanley? No. lam 1.0 GA>. the butcher, dealer in the best meats the market affords. MOTSINGER boards horses at sixteen dollar*, and not Ding but first-class Help employed. TENNESSEE SALE STABLES. f T'HE mer bants of thi* city should remember 1 that THE CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK disc-Mints i>apers, and doe* business the same as oilier banks other than daily deposits. 1> Y paying one dollar j>er week the easiest f possible u eihod is offered to ‘cuiea watch at A. L. DESBOUILLONS*, 21 Bull sheet. IT'OR the finest line and the latest patterns of wall (taper ever brought to this city, and the finest line of work eier done in this city, go toll. t’ASSIDEY, witn Emil A. Schwarz. TUBI ARRIVED, a Mock of Mocha and Java r) coffee-*; exce lent quality; reasonable prices. M. LATIN’S ESTATE. JjMNE LAUNDRY WORK.-Fnmil v and gOD- I tleman's laundry work in the best style at the Palace Steam laundry, 187 Hall street. Up tnvu office Bull street. Telephone p 3 and I*9. Work called for aud delivered. 3VM. 11. PHENDEKGASr. Cl PH a rush at LOGAN'S. Choice veal. k ii Ttheru meat, Baltimore roast only at LO GAN B, OR. RLOODMAN*B remedy for Dyspepsia, will positively relieve you; try a sample bottle. 25c. Prepared at LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY. IT'INK Surf Bathing at Tybeo this evening. I Get suits at tha OCEAN VIEW PAVILION. DOTTI.I D BEEIL the popular brands on sale I* ai J. 8 F. BARBOUR’S, New Houston and durnunt streets. Deposit $1 a week with the Chatham DIME SA VINES BANK, aud see how last your in* n *y accumulates. (“NOME and see the new styles of Cooking J Stoves, both wood and ooal. TEEPLE & CO., 103 Broughton. /'OME, get a move ou you. LOGAN, the V h’hcluT. Is always in front- with fine New York, Baltimore and Boston meat. NEW designs in Pillow Shams. The cheapest place to buy Fancy Goods of a l kinds at corner Barnard and York streets. IMLSNKK and other choice brands of Bottle I Bo*--always ice cold at BARBOUR'S FAM ILY GROCERY, Price aud liall streets, at $1 per dozen. IF you want watermelons, ice cream and soda water, take the Belt Lino cars to-day to Habersham and St. Thomas streets. pERFUMED Crabs Syesßo anil loc. box, iu 1 white aud Hash. Only at LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. ITST THE THING. XXX Fulton market corneil hoof only at L< )GAN'S DEATH-—Everv purchaser of a box of 1 ’ Sure Death—t e only certain roach ex termi nator—this week will receive a cake of Artesian water toilet soap. Send orders to BISHOP’S Drug Store. r pilK CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK, I Bull street, is managed by business men representing every iuterest in our city. THROW AWAY your nets and buy a Irtc. or I 15c bottle of “Shoo Sheerer”—it Is a sure cure for them—from T. A. 4UIJJtY.SE .£ CO., corner WaUlburg and West Broad streets. r PIIE CHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK I Bull street, is the only strictly bank of its kind iu the city, being unconnected with any other corporation. i* "i ’. TEA, my special brand, and there is "'I none better to be found for the money. Send your order for a trial package and bo con viuced of its superior quality. J. 3 F BAR BOUR, New Houston and Barnard streets. 'P H E housekeeper who wants fresh groceries l should go or send to JAMES BFNNKIT’S, corner Gordon and East Broad streets, where the best can be had at all t imes. r PAKE your prescriptions to SHAFFER’S I drug store, 1 10 Woitaker street, and they will be filled with the purest and freshest drugs. Try it. /*fT ANDBBb Those are the numbers of LO *’ 4 GAN, the butcher; come and see him. /'(HIKING APPLES and I’onri, something V/ choice, at BARBOURS FAMILY GRO CERY, Price and Hall streets. IUSTRECEIVED at G. W. ALLEN’S, 210 f I South Broad street, a lot Babatine Vases. I UNG WING’S LAUNDRY, No. 19 Jefferson I j street; reduced prices. Collars, 2 cents each; cuffs, 4 cents pair; underwear, 5 cents piece; handkerchiefs, 2 cents each; shirts, l 5 cents each. Best work in the city. [ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, 2Uc.; worth l j almo t double. Every brush warranted. UVINQBTI uN'S PHARMACY. I)DOTH AND BARRETT aro nowhere when i ) LOGAN, the butcher, is around with such displays of flue northern meats. Come and see me. I, ''LOUR. —’ Tho best brands can be had at all ti nes at, JAMES BENNETT’S, corner Uor don and East Broad streets. Deposit with tiie Ch atham dime sav ings BANK your spare money, and be prepared for emergencies. O END TO BARBOUR, corner New Houston k( and Barnard streets, for ail kinds of staple and seasonable groceries. None but fresh goods in stock. . 'PARE A BATH at the OCEAN VIEW’ I PAVILION ROOMS to-day. Twenty-five lickets five dollars. kB/AOOI) digestion waits on appetite” with \ I those who buy Groceries at BAR BOUR'S FAMILY GROCERY, Price and Hall streets. \jt >W YOU FEEL SORRY—I know you do— It Well, if you had left your order for any kind of meat with LOGAN, yon would have had a Una dinner for Sunday. LOGAN delivers meat from cold storage on Sundays. fPURPIN’S BAKING POWDER is the best. 1 For sale by all grocers at 50c. a can. rAI’ANESE GOODS, something quite new and attractive in Hat Marks. Call and see tuem at corner Barnard and York streets. OH 1 MY. just try it. The latest. The Gem 5c., 10c. aud 20c. glass. LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY. fPRUNKS, (Sewing Machines, and in fact any I thing in tho House b urnishing line at TKE I’LE’S. Everything ou installments. VALENTINE J. BASLKR, plumber. Gas, V Steam and Range Fitter, 45 Jefferson street, corner York street lane; grad uate of the plumbing class of tile New York Trade School. Sanitary Plumb ing and Lead Burning a specialty. Would re quest the public when in want, of good Sanitary Plumbing and Gas Fitting to give him a call at his above place of business. Satisfaction guar a n teed. pHATHAM DIME SAVINGS BANK. Bull V 7 street, receives deposits of ono dime to SI,OOO and upward*, and guarantees interest. VAMILY FLOUR.— For something that is I 1 really superior, guaran ee l iu every re sjiect. send to J. S. F. BARBOUR, New Hous ton and Barnard streets. C'ANNM) GOODS in great variety and from ) the host manufacturers at JAMES BEN NETT’S, corner East Broad and Gordon streets. NUTS are not always what they are cracked up to be, but you will find some nice ones at BARBOUR’S GROCERY, Price and Hail streets. i>ATIH:: ) SUITS at the OCEAN VIEW 1) PAVILION. Accommodations best on the island. 13 DSON’S BED BUG KILLER, 25c. bottle will l j keep your beds clean for one year. LIV INGSTONb pharmacy. ikrpjlE OLD B< >OK STORK,” ATLANTA, Ga.— 1 You may huve in your garret or cellar from S5 to SSO worth of old books; look them up and write to “The Old Book Store,” 38 Marietta street, Atlanta, Ga., and you will receive full particulars bow to ship, etc.; will buy from one case to the largest library. if'RESH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded. At SYMONS A MELL’B. fPHE most popular brands of bottled beer and jL fine Kentucky whiskies are on sale at JAMES BENNETT S, corner Gordon and East Broad streets. MIBCELLAH EOUB. IT'OR a'l kinds of Groceries, including tho P favorite brands of Flour, Canvased Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Breakfast Strips, Coffees. Teas, etc., at BARBOUR'S, Price and Hail streets. I "YOMTiVnC SEWING MACHINE Oil 10 oenta 1 / jer boti lo at SYMONS & MELL'S, Wert Broad and Charlton streets. LOT HI NO cleaned, repaired, and dyed; gar* ments made so order; charges moderate; isfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, tailor, 20V4 Jef ferson street. Sjeoial attention given'tocountry orders. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DATS, AT AUCTION. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell at 11 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, 28tb Inst* t at the Market Dock, Tho VICTORIA, a fishing smack, schooner rigged, about 5 tons burthen, with well: com* plele as to rigging, tackle, store, anchors, etc. fan 1)0 seen at any time at wharf across from Market Dock. CLOTHING. Clearance Sale. WE ARE PLEASED to announce that th HEAVY REDUCTIONS we have made in prioes ot our CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS, Has enabled us to reduce our stock considera bly. Helm: anxious to dispose of it all hefors moving, we will, from now on, inaugurate SPE CIAL REDUCTIONS in various lines. For the present we will devote our special at tention to FANCY UNDERWEAR And to this end have marked down several styles to TS cents a suit; exceptionally good value. ft. FALK & SONS. WATCHES AND JEWKL.BI. Watches, Diamonds, Silverware A. L DESBOUILLONSy 31 BULL B'i'RTCKT. MY STOCK Is now oomoh-te. I hav-- the finest selection of LADIi-B’and OENTLEMEN'S OOLD ami SILVER WATCHES of the best make. Fine JEWELRY In Diamond Settings HTERLINU SILVERWARE, for wedding praflJ ents, of tho very best quality, in elegant oaseaj Sfiecittlty of 18 CARAT FINGER RINGS, BRACELETS, WATCH CHAINS, OOLD an* SILVER-HEADED CANES and UMBRELLAS] GOLD SPECTACLES. OOLD PENS anil PENS OILS. FINE FRENCH CLOCKS, and many art tides wliioh for variety, design, quality aa-f price* cannot be surpassed. OPTICAL GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Watches Repaired by Compfteot Wdrkaefc - 1 1 —— l . a STOVER. —CIO TO— CORNWELL &CHIPMAN, FOR Stoves and Ranges, Refrigerators, water Coolers, Household G-oodSi, Hardware. ROOFS TINNED OR PAINTED, LEAKS STOPPED, GUTTERS FIXED, Etc. 156 Congress Street. PROPOSALS WANTED. PLcPoSALS FOR SCHOOL eUi‘PUE:& * SEALED PROPORAI.fi for furnishing th® public schools with supplies during thq schoo yoar ISHit'yo, will be received by th® Committee on Bnpt)li<-a until Sept. 20, 1889. Supi-lies of tne following Kind are required: Stall inert' supplies. House Furnisher's supplies. Coal. Wood. Printing. Information in regard to quantity and quality of supplies called for can be had o i application at the ofllc* of the H- ard of Education, Chat, ham Acodrmi, Hull street, between tne haunt of 9 an 1 10 o’clock a. m. , aud of 5 and 6 o’clock, P. M. Supplies to be furnished from time to time, on requisition as occasion may require. Proposals to he addressed to the Chairman of Commutes on Supplies, No. £>Q UASTON STREET, The Committee reserves the right to rojeafe all bids. JOHN R. F. TATTNALL, Chairman. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Sure Death ”pO ALL COCKROACHES AND BUGS-* Anew and effective remedy. It is not a poison. Try it. 95c. per bottle. For sale a% the YAMACRAW PHARMACY, M. A. BARIEL Proprietor, southeast corner West Broad ancl Brvan streela. * SCO T ’ S ELECTRIC CURLERS SCOT’S Electric Hair and Tooth Brushes —AT— STRONG’S DRUG STORE, Cor. Bull and Perry Street I -ane. SUMMER RESORTS. ‘ THE BRISTOL,'' A SELECT FAMILY HOUSE. 15 EAST ELEVENTH ST., NEAR FIFfH AVE., NEW YORK. CONVENIENT to shopping and places of amusern nts. Ladies traveling alone or with children receive careful attention. PRI< ES AS REASONABLE AS A BOARDING HOUSE. _____ THE ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATfiS^ Shenandoah County, Va. YY7ILL continue to receive guests at regulag T* rates until OCT Ist, 1889, thus enabling their patrons to enjoy the grandeur and beauty of the mountains during September. Send for circulars. F. W. EVANS. Manages, STAULKtE Tennessee Sale and Boarding Stables. HORSES BOARDED, and the very best at tention given, at sixteen dollars per month, bnec-ai ra’es for sale stock. Best stabl -. and nothing but first-class hands eiui ployed. CHAS. R..MOTSINQEB. rrTI 11 MORNING NEWS carriers reach 111 r, eTery P art of tbe cit F early. Tweatys A AID five cents a week pays for the IMSh 3