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SANDESSVIUBSIFTIUGS.
New Bpnds—WinftU Accdem
Ballroailallc.
c xNDFB ,v!LLK, Gx-Feb. 4.—The SS.O>J
< f bands issued Iw -telty of Sandersville
■ ~... a'! been sold it pt It is the purp se
' . t'.eoity to build a Indsoir.o city ball,
bin-neks, aed market mbined, with the
is 0 f sale of bond and work will be
r.mmeneed at an eariyar.
Mrs H. P. Smith sulrod a very painful
" c .lent Sunday evoJtg. She was driv
■ c a very fast horse, *d in tarains: the
roi rer ■ f Church and ft-ris stre-ts she was
- rown from the buggyreceiving several
s wore outs and bruises.
Tile recent silo of tiieeber.tures of the
\ u 'iista. Gibson and Silersville railroad
has-been a matter of profjud mystery to
tee majority of otrr citiz?\ and develop
ments are anxiously it is now
ruru red among I he favolj few who are
s ,.snored to know tne road’s
affairs, that the oerti ilea tee ere purchased
t.v a Savannah man and a (u.ral railroad
director, and that the mantmieut of the
r,a i w.l’l pass into other fctis after the
n eiiuz of stockholders to ttield iu Au
custa this month. It is saidhac the new
management propose broadeny th r - guige
t , standard, and extendin&uo road to
Thornarville.
hast week Prof, de Groshonava two ex
fj-miti, us in mind-reading. Ifclaims to lie
aide to do anything that Bip has ever
and. iie. HU feats were marvel! A gentle
man on first entering the hall id a small
walking cane, and when put fthe test the
professor easily found it. pother test
was made by writing a figu ran the wall
l:l a distant part of the hajand, taking
the gentleman’s hand, and bfifolded, the
nrofossor placed his finger f- ctly on the
figure.
QUITMAN TO^a.
A Wealthy Citizen Dea/The Graded
School—Need of a >n.
Quitman, GA.,Feb. 4. (L Purcell, one
of Quitman’s oldest and v/thiest citizens,
died at his residence herA st night, after
an illness of twenty-foybours. Ho was
taken with a severe of cholera
morbus Saturday settled on
th’ bowels and resulted his sudden death.
The board of coruo4 OQ or.> for Quit
man’s graded school, a? meeting held last
night, decided to putAS-'boil in opera
tion next Monday. P- N. \\ r . Cooper, a
graduate of trio Peabf normal sch ol at
Nashville, has bwn dted principal, and
Miss Hattie Stevem i of the assistants.
Other assistants will fleeted as they are
needed.
Farmers are so (Ter from the want of
rain. The ground is s y that no plowing
can be done, aud the \ of making ready
to plant ci ops is at a dstill.
BURGLARY ATjMBuiR CITY.
The Cracksmen Gy off Between
§3OO and S4OO Hh of Goode.
Lumber City, Ga. ,u 4.—The store of
Matt Cook was enterdy burglars Su -
day night. They weirder the store and
took out the hearth tho chimney and
went cut of the front and leaving it partly
open. The theft was Ivered by one of
the clerks Monday nioi There is miss
ing between S3OO and worth of goods,
eonsistii gof jewelry, ling, etc. Some
strange negroes vrero a' p d on suspicion,
but were reloased, as Divas no evidence
against them. In lo<i for the stolen
goods the marshal caugb proprietor of
a blind tiger and brq him in, wiih
seven gallons of liquefbe propi ietor,
VV\ P. Gilden, was scut jail at Mc-
Rae to await his trial at next term of
court for selling whisky \„r a license.
The weather is still , and rain is
needed badly. The toati jr difficult to
navigate the river here, i( low.
CANDLER Oj.
A House Burned — Try
ing to Buy a Tractj^na.
Candler, Fla.. Feb. 4.-fght shower
of rain fell here Sunday, every
thing very much. Forest have been
sleeping over this section Aeral weeks
on account of the extremeljiveather.
The unoccupied house of _ Minor of
Newport, Ky., was burned , ground a
few days since. It caught the burn
ing woods.
W. F. Wallace, iate of Lo England,
has purchased the 10-acre o grove of
I)r. J. M. Mclntosh of Ne-y* 8. C..
which lies on Lake Bower, nwn. Tiie
price paid was $3,000. Thtpe is just
commencing to bear.
A partv from
for the purchase of the fifteitas of land
lying near the denot, belg to the
Hancock estate. If the pile can be
made, extensive improvement ba made
on the property.
Milton Ilanshaw, late of h county,
Missouri, has purchased tou from
M. Rickards in his addition idler, and
will improve the same at one
Dr. A. E. Dickinson and J. F. S.
Mills, of Richmond, Va., here this
week, looking after their |sts here.
They contemplate making jsivo im
provements on their propert;
MELON GsOWEBSIT.
The Louisville and Nash' tailroad
Promises Thera Satisfai Rates.
Marianna, Fla., J'eb. le melon
growers of Jackson count t at the
Chipola hotel here Saturday formed a
temporary organization. 'Louisville
and Nashville railroad was Rented by
F. C. Shepard, who plodqeqcompar.y
to give satisfactory rates.) meeting
adjourned until Feb. 15, to nf Snead’s.
Fla., at which time a permurganiza
tion will be effected. The pg at that
time will be addressed by pout grow
ers from Georgia.
Fort Valley Fj
Fort Valley, Ga., Feb The public
school here opened yesterdaning with
IS6 puoils, and the numborpsed about
ten before night. A of vis
itors were present at tuning, aid
speeches were made by h.e zea prom
iuent citizens. I .
Last night the school cf ? ' oner p rr,et
and the school was chrisf The Grady
Institute.” [ .. ,
Hen. J. M. Gray, preset the boa-d,
is taking great interest ir m K tQe s “ c "
cess of the school.
Rails Removed j-oday.
Maitland, Fla., Fetpe owners of
the Alabama, Florida mM lc railroad
had a gang of ban ls a! all day Sun
day taking up the rails) r road. Ihe
object of th;s Sunday r f IS to g et the
rajs away before an P ion could be
server!, as those who bp money in the
road might object to[ e moval of the
rails. I
Afro-Amer.caff* tauqutv.
Tallahassee, Fla|>- T —The first
annual assembly ofekfno-American
National Chautauqua PP 0 " on Lake
Jackson, a few miles jof Tallahassee,
oil Feb. 00, and con tip week. One of
the principal objects ' Chautauqua is
t ie discussion of t!** ra >st:ou.
yirocco
India and Ceylou Tedashionabio tea
of Europe. Each pael led and guar
anteed absolutely pur 3., 80c., and $1
per pound. Davidson Cos., grower,
1136 Broadway, Now Y ippman 8r03.,
A gents, Lippman Bloc! uinr.h.
It is seldom that a re uggisfc recom
mends ary proprietary Luc, but H. C.
Arnold, tlie largest drug .i-.t in
Kansas City, Mo., says Yrotino is the
greatest boon to h-nani *>■'world. It
cures every form of heaic.N
NO GROUND HOG DAY THIS Y2AR.
- ocauee ttio Ground Hog Hadn’t Been
in i ie Hole to Come Cut.
Ft >;t th* 1 .Yew York Sun.
-ullford, re... 2.— To-day, according to
all tra iiti >n and precedent, sh uid l.ave
* ground hog day, and the Dike county
backwoodsman are iu a painful Quandary.
Fo in tbe days of their remotest ancestors
they have believed in the well-known su
pers.itiou that the ground hog is an unfail
ing prognosticator for the rest <,f the winter,
by waking up from the sound sle*p be lias
been indulging iu for three months iu the
depths of uis cosy burrow, ami coming to
t e surface to tane a long look around on
the. outside, where, if he did not see h s
shadow, he remained, but which i e
instantly abandoned for the inside
again if his shadow showed u: .
The former action of tho gr und hog imai.t
tnat the remanding weeks of winter would
be mild, whilo the latter indicated inevit
able cold and genuine old wintry weather
for weeks longer. But ground hog day,
INK), is a puzzler to tho woodsmen, lor the
ground hog has not been asleep in his ho’e
tuis winter, and consequently can’t wake un
and come out and be a weather propter.
The ground hog saw no reason wav ho
sh >uld be stowed away a fath nn or so under
the ground while dandelions kept right on
blooming, and clover W'as greon aud juicv,
and people were bobbi.ig for catfish instead
of fishing for pickerel through the ice. So
he has been out in the fields almost daily
ever since winter began. Fat and lively
ground hogs have been killed in Novem
ber, December, and January, something
never known before. In Pike county the
year 189 J will have to go on record as the
only one in history that had no ground hog
dapu
‘' Wat be we a cornin’ to, anyhow?” an
excited native of tho Chucktown country
wants to know. “How can we tell now
wutber to get our bob sleds ready fer
haulin’ in lumber or to rig uo fer plowin’
an’ harrowin’? I’ve heerd about the year
without a summer, but w’at’s that ’longside
of a year without a groun’ hog day? Nex’
thing we know, by jocks, we won’t hev no
full o’ the moon to go by, an’ we’ll lief to
stick our pigs an’ plant our beans by guess!”
A NUN’S ROMANCE.
She Flopes With a Young Man Who
was to Have Married Her Sister.
From the Xetc York Sun.
San Francisco, Feb. 2.—A romantic
story of the elopement aud marriage of a
nun from Notre Duma college, in this city,
has just come to light. Sister Margaret
Mary was the name which Cora La Taa
nuno assumed two years ago, when she took
the black veil and became a teao.er in
Notre Dame college, which is opposite t e
oid mission Dolores church in the suburbs.
Her father is a French florist, and she has
two sisters, one manned.
The unmarried sister, Berthe, was re
cently engaged to Charles Perkins, an iron
moulder. Berthe and her betrothed paid
sevei al visits to Cora, and young Perkins
seemed greatly struck with the nun.
Berthe noticed his infatuation, and they
quarreled on the day the three went ro
goti er to inspect tho new house widen
Perkins was furnishing for ins intended
bride. Berthe’s jealousy flamed out, and
sue asked him to decide between them. He
chose the nun, and the younger sister ac
quiesced.
One stormy night two weeks arc the oon
vont sisters found that Marg -.ret Mary had
disappeared. They could get no clue to
her, but last night she was found in the new
cottage with her husband. From his story
and that of the sister it seems Cora obtained
a dispensation from the Mother Sunerior
releasing her from her vows, at and also one
from the archbishop. They kept her secret.
They were ma ried, and after tt bri -f honey
moon returned to the house that had been
furuishedjforthe youu ;r sisteer. Berthe does
not seem tomiua her f .iluro to get married.
She says it was better to givo up her lover
than to make two people wretched.
C’JTICDHA REMEDIES.
Baby One solid Rash
l glv, painful, blotched, malicious. \o rest
by dav, no peace by night. Doctor* and
nil remedies* failed. Tried Cutlcura.
KfTect marvelous. teaved his life.
Cured by CisSicura
Our oldest child, now six years of age. vchen
an infant six months old, was attacked with a
virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary
remedies failing, we called our family physician,
who attempted to cure ir; but it spread with
almost incredible rapidity, until the lower por
tion of the little fellow’s person, from the mid
die of his back down to his knees, was one
solid rash, ugly, painful, blotched and ma
licious. We had no rest at night, no peace
by day. finally, we were advised to try the C'uti
ctra Remedies. The effect was simply marve
lous. in three or four weeks a conmlete
cure was wrought, leaving the little fellow s per
son as white and healthy as though he bad never
been attackeff. I” my opinion, your valuable
remedies saved his life, and to-davhe is a strong,
healthy child, perfectly well, no repetition of
the disease having ever occurred.
GEO. B. SMITH,
Att'y at Law and ex-pros. Att'y,
Ashland, O.
Coy Covered with scabs
My boy, aged nine years, has been troubled
ail his life with a very bad humor, winch ap
peared all over his body in small red blotches,
with a dry white scab on them. Last vear ho
was worse than ever, being covered with scabs
from the top of his head to his feet, and con
tinually growing worse, although he had been
treated by two physicians. Asa last reso: t I
determined to try the ('rncm Remedies, and
am happy to say they did all that I could wish.
Using them according to directions, the humor
rapidly disappeared, leaving the skin lair and
smooth, and performing a thorough cure. Toe
Rcticdba Remedies are all you claim for them.
They are worth their weight in gold to any one
troubled as uiy boy was.
GEORGE F. LEAVITT,
North Andover, Mass.
Guticura Resolvent
The New Blood and Skin Purifier and Humor
Remedies, internally, and Cuticcra, the Great
Skin Cure, and Ccticura Soap, an exquisite
Skin Beautifler, externally, speenily cure in
early life itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
ernsted, pimply,scrofulous, and hereditary hu
mors,-"with loss of hair, thus avoiding years of
torture and disfiguraii n.
Sold everywhere. Fric \ Oiticpra. 50c. ; Soap.
?5c.; Resolvent, sl. Prepared by the Potter
Dun; am> Chemical Corporation-, Boston.
£*9” Send for "How to Care Skin Diseases."
64 pages, 60 illustrations, and 100 testimonials,
0 8 OV’C Skin and Scalp preserved and beauti-
MnUl 0 Bed by Cuticcra Soap. Absolutely
pure.
fL HOW MY SIDE ACHEST
A chin* Sides and Back, Hip, Kid nr*y
and Uterine Pains, Rheumatic, Sciatic,
Sharp and Shooting pains,
* <**RKI.IEVED IN ONE MIN'i'TE by the CtTTl
cura Anti-Pain Plaster. 23c.
RKAL ESTATE.
J.K. FULTON
Real tstale and General Collecting
Agent
8 DRAYTON STREET.
SPECIAL attention srivon to too collection of
routs and the care of real estate. Patron
age respectfully solicited.
FQR SAEE.
EMPTY SACKS.
SECOND-HAND EMPTY SACKS, various
O liinds and sizes, for Bale by
C.M. GILBERT & CO.
Bay and West Broad Streets.
7 PhUMJBSR,
r a. McCarthy,
44 IJARNARD STREET,
(Under Knights of Pythias' Hall),
PLIIMBLSC AND GAS FITTIKG.
STEAM HEATING A SPECIAt-TT.
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, FERRE ARY I*9o.
PEARS* SOAP.
J'J 1 . “Paris
. Exposition,
CmoMmp 1 l88(>
Pear S obtained the onlv "old medal
awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competi
tion with ail the world. Highest possible '
distinct ion l
_ ___ MEDICAL.
Wflj
ro
M/ULZP FF£E. pj/F' I SOLO BY
/g S> PpUGGtpTjSI
■^FteAriELD /I. ( '’ c '- ..:••//-/.v//?. OA.
Fop Bilious ari Ntrvous Disorders, such as W ind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache. G’d
diness. Fulness, and Swe’iir.g after Meals. Dirzinees arid Drowsiness, Cold Ciiiils, Flushincs of
Heal. Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath. Costivencs3. Scurvp Blotches on tho Stun. O’6-
turbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous anti Trentailng Sensations. &c. THE FlfiJT
DOSE WILL GIVE UEIIEF IN iWLLTY M l*Ui I j. This Is uo fiction. RverysufTer-.risenrncstly
invited to try one Box of these Pills, and they will be acir.u owlo d/;e: a to be it
Wonderful Madiciae. — “Worth a guinea a Sox.”
BEECKAM’S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females to complete
health. For a
WEAK STOMACH; IMPAIRED [IIGESTIGN; DISORDERED LIVER;
they ACT LIKE MAGIC: —nfeto doers will w ork wonders upon the Vital Oroens : Strenpih
enirtg the muscular System: restoring long-lost Complexion; bringing back the keen edns
Cf appetite, and arousing with the ROSEBUi) OF HEALTH the teltole physical nrr'jy of
tl.e human frame. These are “ facts ” admi :ted by thousands, inall classes of socir'v and
. one of the best guarantees to the Nervous und Debilitated is that BEECHAUfi'S PIL LS J HAVE
THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT KEOICtV: IN THE WORLD, Full directions With e-xhßox.
Pr .pared only by 3EECHAHI, St. Helens, Lancashire, England.
Sold by liruyjists (rmccalty. B. F. ALLEN 4 CO., 365 and 367 Canal ft.. New York,
Sole Agents for the United States, who. (if your druggist does not keep them,)
tLO’THINo.
TILL 1 POST-SCRIPT.
Ji ' x%_ JL I "Wo a-o always
P anxious -to serve
DAY.SSS^Si ease
——r -A-JXIm. -**’• w —I JL- -t-C, y_J T .7? j
swmmsmsmaffiM tzecie public.
Several Gentlemen have so id,
AVe would like to benefit t>y
your o-reat REDUCED PRICE
SALE of WINTER SUITS
and OVERCOATS, Imt we
won’t be in funds till the FI RST
OF THE MONTH, and don’t
think it fair not to us a
chance.”
YIELDING TO THI Sand
many other REQUE ST S, w e
have concluded to continue' our
MARK-DOWN SALE UN
TIL FEBRUARY 15th. We
trust our friends will see the ad
vantage of this EXTENSION.
B. 11. LEVY & BRQ.
ONDSAY <& MQBCStAJST,
Corner Broughton and Barnard Streets,
HEADQUARTERS JPOn
BABY CARRIAGES. —
FINE, fely Carriages
MEDIUM Triramed
0030101 NUUSf PLUSH ’
iw msm:^
cabbgk
Gur Stock of Baby Carriages is simply Immense, and will be
sold at Prices which will surprise you. Give us a calL
JLirVT >SgV.Y & MORGAN,
Leading Furniture and Carpet Men.
MEDICAL
Jt'.T>nlciai B*ik! rn* l*. F. i*. a *,•illl ctnubtiAU.m,
ac>i iTfscribe !t with emt MkUAfAtMion for thr cares of
f innt sv.il nt ac>* • >f Primary, St*'ono*rv rtvl Tcrtl
- - - • .... —. .. - - - -■ . ■ —— .
Syphilis, t'.v uhiil.ic Hhoara&Usm. Scrtyfulous Clears
and Sorw. 1 1iKtutular Swellings, Phoumstism, Milarla,
old Cftron !c IT.-o ih.*t hsvo rrslto<l all treaHnenV,
p P- p s C q|^
daurrb, SSim Din, . Vor.oiiui, C(ironic Kcmalo Com*
plaints, MtncuriHi Poison. Totter, SculiUiesri. etc., etc.
r. M'.lia powerful tonic anl an esoellent appiti
.. -'-.kK r >, s ■ i. : vrtr*' vt .. -r t —*
*dr, bulldlnp up tt.o system rat Idly.
l.'aut,"* wii 'so j*j-t'uns nrt- polhoncit trhose bloo<l
Ip In an Impure condition <lno to n'Hnrru.il irrcanlwrl-
tl.*f ara phcitlwrij k> ' i ■*tn< i by tho wonderful tonic and
bmod clHinisiim pnipertlcs ol IK.l K . P. P., Prickly asli, I'oko
KooUOd lVt;infi,mu.
BROS., P-oprietors,
and5 r H''r/£:aALi£ drugc- -
Uppman Block, SAVANNA'!. GA
IntleorstorJ
——- —flip. A iSi 9 Blood I’erlOer, Flesh
JvJ-ntSahe 1 MsUerandNerveTonfc.-
'i ’gnn, n bgvv Cures Malarts. Clllousness,
E) Sr% Bkf tvrorula. Dyspepsia, ben-
JsfeyiuU corrhea, lir.poieni/ a/ef
fl *'• * fieneral De'UFty. exeellont
VI for Itemovmg Dimples ana
W-Sl , a , .Beautifying Complexion,
it ’-I tt B tl rv iSmall; sugar conttcl a
Mia ti Ifcotiio. M Drussists ur
l? B Sl. lfsa h£j mall. 5" cents, aI. lends*
hi Ml tel a-e n—• UeslUiloo i u.. New Y ork.
liVSoncy Returned by follow*
Sng druggists if Alexander’s
Cholera infantum Cure,
Cholera SYTorbus Cure, or
Pile Ointment fails to cure:
Butler’s Pharmacy, W. at. Mflla.
L. r. strong, ReM ft Go.,
Edward J. KiofTer. W. K. Reid,
W. A. I’igman, w. M. Cleveland,
J. R. Haltinanger, Mm. F. Heady,
J. T. Thornton, W. A. Bishop,
Symons ,t Mell, A. N. O’Keeffa & Cos.,
M. Johnson, David Porter.
WHOLESALE BY LI PPM AN BROS.
LOTTERY.
OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877. BY THE
MKXIOAN
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
Operated Under a Twenty Yearn’ Contract
by the Mexican International Im
provement Company.
Grand Monthly Drawings held in the Moreoryut
Pavilion i . the At uneda Park. City oi Mexico,
an 1 pubiiely col lucte 1 by Governnint
ciai'i appui.'ited for the purjKmo by uus Seciv
tnry of tho lutorior an l thu Treasury,
Gran;! Monthly Drawing March G, IS9O
CAPITAL PRIZE,
N4>.000 Ticket** at ot, *32 ll.OJ);).
WholeM, Ijif; lUlvus, 03; Quarter*, yjll.
Club Hates: 55 TickeU for ss<i
U. S. Currency.
LIST OF PRIZK6.
: CAriTAL PHIZK OFsfld,K)Oh JW.OOO
1 CAIITAL PKIZK OK sw.OOOia 20,000
1 CAPITAL PKIZK OF 10,0001s 10,000
1 oRANJj PKIZK OF.. 2.000 fa 2.000
li PItIZKS OK ] ( oooare
6 PHIZES OK 500 are.... 8,000
PRIZES OP’ 200 are....
100 PHIZES OF Jooare 10,000
: JO J’KIZKS OF foare. .. 17.0)0
55 PRIZES OF aOarj.... 11.080
t PPBOXIMATION PRIZES.
0 Prizes of £<>.), aop. to J/iO.nOO Prize. S 9.000
l.'O Prizes ot >'<). ap{ to 20.000 Priz*.... 7,500
15 • Prize* of S4O. app. to 10,0)0 Prize ... 6,000
1 99 T rminals of S2O.
decid il by .$60,000 Prize. 15,080
2276 Prizes ... Amounting to 517^,580
All Prizes hoI 1 in the United States full paid
In U. S. Currencv.
M’ECIAK FEATUREH
V.y terms >f coutraot the Coiupany must de
posit the emn of ail prizes included in the
scheme before seiliiiff a single ticket, and re
ct-ive thf following official permit:
CKIiTIFK'A rE. —/ hereby certify that thr.
Think of London and Mexico has on wccial
depo tt the necessary fund* to guarantee the
payment of all prize* drawn by the Loicria
(it- la Beneficcncia Publica.
A. CASTILLO. Intcrventor.
Further, the >mpauy u* rr'pntvd v> distrib*
iite -A', percent, of the \ tluo of *1 I the tickets ic
pnz**-s- a Ursjer proportion than m gi ven by any
other lyottery.
Finally, number of tickets Is limited to
Bf),M 2,0i/) !• ss f.i i are gold by other lot
teries usirik the same scheme.
For f'uli panic::an- address U. lUMOtil,
Ai.artado 736. City of Mexico. Mexico.
A RARE CHANCE
FOB A.
Good Investment
JJV)R FA Til*, a very desirable Ornnpe Grove
1 ;nd . cKiderce in the town of Waldo, Fla.
The residence contains seven rooms. Tne Hr >ve
of three acre j contains one bun trod an i sev-nty
orange trees, all fjoarinjr, forty poach trues.
Revival pi urn and fur : rees. banana plants ami
grapery. All under good tena-. and in lx cello nt
order. For particulars apply to
Henry Solomon & Son,
IT." mi I 170 DAY' BT.. S .VA.NNAII, GA.
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL.—Our Store will be Closed on WEDNESDAY, FEB
RUARY oth, on account of Annual Inventory.
MOIBISOS, Fill & C 0„
Leading Dry Goods House.
U u
Inal liiunnu OHM Tfc lest
Winter Fabrics Must Go.
Prices Will Not Stand on the Order of Their Going.
We Have Marked Them to Sell.
Now, if you want good goods, “no shoddies,’' and we
have such as you would like, you can buy them. We are
determined not to carry them over. Also, every depart
ment is lull of desirable New Styles in Spring Goo.ls, with
Prices as Low as similar goods can be bought anywhere.
A FEW SPECIAL PLUMS THIS WEEK.
Cft pieces Satins, "not Satino,” in Evening
Shades, at ’i'>e. a yard.
100 pieces SK iuch Henrietta Cloths, in all the
New Spring Shades, at 25c. a yard. Three
goods will compare with anything shown else
where for lit’
100 pieces Now Satines, French designs and
colorings, at 10c.
75 pieces New Zephyr (Tingharas, exquisite
styles, at 12Qc.; worth 25c.
100 dozen‘llxvfi Heavy Linen Towels at 20c.;
regular price 25e.
25dozen -jj Damask Napkins at $1 25 a dozen;
reduced from $2.
Bargains in Turkey Red and Bleached Table
Linens.
Closing Out BOYS’ CLOTHING at Manufacturer’s Cost.
Ladies’and Children’s CLOAKS reduced to half former
price.
Store Closed on WEDNESDAY NEXT on account of
Stock-Taking.
MORRISON, FOYE & CO.
M. IL I U B & CO.
NEW EMBROIDERIES. LACE DRAPERIES Si yard up,
NEW RUCHINGB. MITTS for evening wear TSo. pair up.
NEW LACES. Late novelliea iu MULL CAPS 21,c. up.
The sue, ess of HER MAJESTY’S CORSET olonrlv demonstrated by the iucreased demand
SOLE AGENTS.
MEN’S UN LAUNDERED SHIRTS SOu. up. FART P.L YOK HALF HOSE 25c. pair.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 85c. up. SEAMLESS HALE HOSE l2Uc. pair.
MEN'S NIGHT ROBES63c up. t PLY LINEN COLLARS ISUo.
MEN’S NEGLIOE SHIRTS>j. up. 4 PLY LINEN ('FEES tfV. pair.
OAKLEY'S PERFUMES and SOAPS. AUERBACH’S HIGH CLASS NECKWEAR.
AT
MILTUS & CO.’S, 159 Broughton Street.
CLOTHING.
OUR MOTTO!
“Wo guarantee our goods as represented, and prices as
low as same manufacture is sold anywhere in the United
•States. If not satisfactory, and returned uninjured within
ten <lays, the full amount of cash paid will be refunded.”
Upon this foundation we have started our business here,
andjjour numerous customers well know what wo say we do.
Our stock of Clothing in all its styles is still very heavy on
account of the mild winter, and whilst we don’t assert that
we will sell “at and below cost,” we do say that we will give
our patrons the very best goods for as little money as can
be bought anywhere in the United States.
Call and see us at our new store, 161 Broughton Street.
A. FALK & SONS,
The Leading Retail Clothiers in All ils Branches.
HOTS LB.
HOTEL CORDOVA,
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.
This Palatial Hold Will Open TUESDAY, December 24th.
E. N. WILSON, Manager.
The Tropical,
Kissimmee City,
FLORIDA.
Ona of the most
delightful resorts in
the South. Every
thing fir s t-c lass.
Prices reasonable.
GEO. P. DREW HDW. CO.
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4:0 and 42 East Bay St., - Jacksonville, Fla.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HARDWARE, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. STOVES AND TINWARE.
RTATF! AGENTS for Revere Rubber Company's Giant Stitched Rubber Belting, Henry Disston
£ Sorin' Circular Saws, Nicholson Files, Storimz Emory Wheels, Alligator Axes, Sitnond's Ores
cent Grown 1 Oarse Cut Saws, Starke’s Genuine Dixie Plows, Buffalo Standard scales, Longman
<V Martinez Paints, if. F. Avery A; Sons' Steel Plows. Iron Age Hand Garden Tools, “Medal Brand’*
Howling I elt. Thorna- Robert* Stevenson Company's Heating and Cooking Stoves and Range*
lIF \DOU lEI’ERS for lowa 4-Point Burn Wire, Kilbourno & Jacobs' Wheelbarrow, Atlantia
White I>m f, Campbell & Thayer's Oil and Painters' Supplies.
All orders B)npi>ed immediately on receipt. Correspondenca solicited.
200 do/*u ladies’ Corsets at GDc.; similar
goods offered elsewhere for ;sc.
li)0 dozen ladles’ I Button Black and Colored
Kid Gloves at fOc. a pair; reduced from SI.
50 dozen Ladies* 4 Ply Linen Collars, with
Capes, at 50.; worth loc
1 Lot Children's Regular-Made Hose at 15c. J
reduced from 2:5c.
1 Lot Ladies’ 1 ast Black Hose, Seamless, at
10c.; worth 25c.
1 Lot Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Undervests at
20c.; worth 50c.
100 dozen Gents' Unlaundered Shirts, rein
forced hack and front, at 35c. and 45c.; reduced
from 59c. and 75c.
50 doz n Oentn' 4 Ply Linen Collars reduced
to 10c.
The Alnieria,
TIMPi,
FLORIDA.
Brick hotel. Every
thing new’ and first
class. The best and
most conveniently
located hotel in city.
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