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ECHOES FROM EFFINGHAM.
Bprir.gfleld. Marlow and Guvton Notes
and News.
Mr. & T. Courvoisie, agent of the Pori
Jtoyal and Augusta at the former plaea,
Who resided at Marlow and was connected
■with the Central railroad some time since,
hns disposed of his Marlow residence to Mr.
I_ Eiley, who will move up at an early
day to superintend te person tae construc
tion of several houses which lie proposes
to erect. The people of Marlow aro
very much elated over securing
Mr. Exley's preseuce a id influence to aid
them in building up the vacant lots of that
delightfully situated town. Mr. Exley is
largely interested m Guyton, and the people
regret very much that he did not buil 1 and
locate at Guyton.
Since the town of Guyton has bad the
tram road which ran through thp place taken
U p Mr. C. W. Shearouse, one of Eilinghain’s
nidi men, has moved up and established
a flourishing mill near Guytou on the
Springfield road, so as to be in position to
supply the local demand for lumber. Mr. L>.
G. Heidt keeps a line of wago is constantly
on the road t > haul the products of this mill
which has allayed the fears of those who
favored the retention of the trail road to
give Guyton her lumber supply. If reports
tie true, quite a number will locate and
build at Guyton this spring and summer.
The people of Springfield do not intend
that the South Bound railroad shall give
that delightful sanitarium the go by with
cut making a fight for it. Strongly forti
fied with that view that have resurrected
the survey made by Col. Fry’s engineer
corps which shows the distance starti:g
from Judge Pittman's reside .ce in Spring
geld to Savam ah to be 23 4-9 miles, and to
add the distance from Springfield
to Sisters' Ferry the place selected
to cross the Savannah river,
■will add eight milts more, making the total
distance from Savannah to Sisters’ Ferry
SO 4-9 miles. The people of Springfield
claim that this is the shortest line and by
far the most economical and most desirable
route; besides, they will have on the lino of
the new road a place of historical interest
and delightfully situated for suburban
homes and summer resort.
The protracted meeting which has been in
progress since Sunday last lias been well
attended, and the pastor, Rev. J. E. Wray,
feels encouraged to continue it awhile
longer. He has been assisted during the
last week by Rev. T. T. Christian, presiding
elder, Rev. T. D. Strong of the Springfie ii
circuit, Rav. J. C. Grimes of the E lea cir
cuit. and Rev. Mr. Morgan of Guyton.
While but few have sought conversion, a
deep and earnest feeling pervades the
church-goers.
It is said M. E. Robinson, with Rosen
heim & Cos., contemplates locating at Guy
ton.
Leonard Scott, a wealthy citizen of New
York, is at Guytou for his health.
J. F. Stone, traveling agent for the
Morning News, was circulating among
his Guyton friends Friday.;
Mr. Thomas F. Colcock, of Ocala, Fla.,
has been visiting the family of Capt. T. F.
Stubbs.
Dannie Arden, one of tha cleverest en
gineers oil the Central, now runs the Guy
ton dinner train and the evening ve-tibule.
Col. Morgan Rawls left Saturday for a
trip to Iteidsville over the Savannah and
Western.
The depot and warehouse at the junction
of the Savannah and Western and Central
is looming up, and will soon bo completed.
RAIL AND CROSSriiS.
The vestibule train will be discontinued
this week. The last train north arrived in
New York last night.
The Savannah, Florida and Western and
Charleston and Savannah Employes’
Mutual Relief Association meets tomorrow
night. Important changes iu the by-laws
are to be made.
A Covington dispatch says that Covington
turned out almost on masse to see the Mid
dle Georgia and Atlantic contractors “break
dirt” there. C l. Machon expects to extend
the road on to Atla ita, or connect it wit t
some other road jusf as soon as it i3 com
pleted that far.
The Fort Valley Enterprise says: "The
case against the subscribers to the Atlanta
and Florida railroad stock, who refused to
pay their subscription, will come up next
week iu Perry. The case will tie hard fought
on both sides, but owing to the non-com
pliance of the contract and the change of
name from the Atlanta and ilawkinsville to
Atlanta and Florida railroad, besides ina iv
other things, the subscribers think they will
gain their cases, and even if they appeal,
the supreme court will affirm the judgment
of the lower court. The case will attract
considerable interest and be closely
watched.”
Brunswick is figuring on another rail
road. A special from Tallahassee, Fla, to
the Brunswick Times says that the officials
of the Florida Central and Peninsular Rail
road Company aro seriously considering the
building of a northern extension of their
system. It will take in Brunswick, and
wifi follow along the coast to Havannah,
there to connect witii the South Bound and
other lines leading direct to the north anil
cast. For several davs past the officials’
private car of the Florida Central and
Peninsular has been in Bruu wick The
officials and directors of that Lne have
been here looking at Brunswick, and it
is thought that they were making a rough
survey of the proposed extension. The car
left Brunswick Wednesday for Savannah
and northern points. The pc posed exten
sion starts either at Fernundina or Hart’s
road, ten miles away, running by St.
Mary’s to Brunswick. Leaving Brunswick
the route goes by Darien and along the coast
to Savannah. If this route should bo built
it would greatly benefit Brunswick from
either direction. It would give a short line
to all parts of Florida, also a short line to
Savannah and the north.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR.
Happenings Along the Wharv33 and
Amon* the Shipping.
Thomas J. Daniels of the government
snag boat Ocmulgeo is in the city, 't he ves
sel has put into the harbor for repairs.
The G'erman'Sark Elena was cleared yes
terday by the American Trading Society
for Valencia, with 8,169 pieces pitch pine
lumber, measuring 493,251 feet, valued at
56,160. Cargo by J. Cuyo-s.
Siraehan & Cos. cleared yesterday the
Russian bark Finland for Gotnenburg, with
1.825 bales of upland cotton, weighing 891,-
4") 1 pounds, valued at £89,936. Cargo by
Pferdmenges, Preyer & Cos.
The Neca went to sea yesterday after
toon, and she was a thing of beauty as she
cut the waters on her way down the harbor
)n her new dress. As -he passed the c;ty
exchange she fired off her cannon, and as
dm sailed down the harbor she was cheered
'o the echo, and her admirers say that she
W 'U wear the pennant rtter the May re
gatta.
Quick dales and Small Profits.
" i Ur, Famous” N. Y. Clothing House has
been doing business iu Savannah over ten
> ears aud has established the reputation of
Lvniig the cheapest (for fine clothing) of any
fl ore anywhere. When it comas to a tug of
war by a judge of clothing and a cloo
buyer that tries every store "Tin Famous’’
f ways comes out victorious, for the reason
nat 1 am satisfied to make quick sales and,
f l'utll profits. The claim that vou can save
-■> per cent, by buyiug of "The Famous”
{?■**• perhaps, to the unsophisticated like
’lowing, but it is true, nevertheless, aud
” us J* 6611 t' rov ’cn many times. Only this
week a young man camo in with anew pair
!*? trousers, and I happened to have tne
e atae K°°ds and pattern. He had
jr . * ur them. Mine were marked in
■lam figures to seil at $5. If you want to
uiy first-class Clothing, Hals, Shirts and
- eeicwear at a reasonable price go to “ The
unions new store, 14S Broughton street, —
lut?.
' iivors at liOgaa’A— Ado,
SECURED AN HEIR.
An Allegheny Woman Will Now
Claim a Fortune iu England.
From the Pittsburg Leader.
The department of public charities of
this city has developed a story so strangely
romantic? in all of its details, that although
true it every particular, it would, if elabo
rate*.' upon, make a highly colored novel,
for it is undoubtedly sensational enough to
answer all purpose
Although the finale of this story was onlv
reached yesterday, the cireumstauces upon
which theopeniug chapter is built, occurred
a little more than a week ago.
About that period a w< man, who was
Prepossessing in appearance, stylishly at
tired and an intelligent conversationalist,
called upon Chief Elliott and asked if there
was an infant under 1 year of age at the
City Home which could be giveu into her
care for adoption. She was turned over to
Georgi Hoffman, who has charge of such
matters, for examination, and under his
cl sa questioning acted mysteriously aud
became much confused. Finally, after
having heen convinc al that her cise would
lethorougnly investigate and would re
ceive no consideration unless she told the
truth, she related the story below. She first
exacted a promise that her name would bo
kept secret, and as the officials of the de
partment of charities will not betray her
confidence she must bo known to the reader
as Mrs. Mary Thompson, for the reason that
this was not. her name, and the nearest ap
proach to the location of her residence must
be the statement (which is true) that she
lives on a certain 3treet between Cedar and
Madison avenues in the Third Ward, Alle
gheny City.
“I will tell you the truth,” sho said. “Six
pears ago I was married in England, a id,
as my husband’s family objected to the
union, we eloped, coming directly to the
United States. We resided f r a lime in
Now York, but finally came to Fit'sburg,
and about throe years bef ore my husband’ -
death, which took place six mouths ago, we
took up our residedeein Allegheny. Now, I
will t-il you why I want the child. My hus
band’s father, who has died since our mar
riage, was a wealthy mnn, and in his wifi ho
provided that ail, ftfi the greater portion of
bis money should goto our child or chil
dren, but that 1 should not receive one
farthing. Well, we have never had any
children and- -s- V,
“O, I see,” siid Mr. Hoffman, “you want
us to furnish you with au heir.”
“Yes.”
“But supposing we should consent to
do so, you would have to furnish some
proof.”
“I have that all fixed,” she replied. “I
have engaged two physicians, who will
furnish tne required certificate.”
As the department of charities is not en
gaged in the heir furnishing line of busi
ness Mr. Hoffman declined to be a party
to the contract, but told her ho would inves
tigate. He did so for the purpose of satis
fying his curiosity, and on going to the
number knd street in Allegheny that had
been designated, discovered that not only
the name and address she had given him
were correct, but that a few days after
their talk the lady hud succeeded in procur
ing an infant five weeks old, a fine, healthv
looking cherub, to which she pointed with
much pride and sati faction, and stared
that within a short time she would be pre
pared to go to England and pro: eat her
much wanted heir.
Tho Pig-tail Sridegrcom.
FYom the Columbus (On.) Enquirer-Sun.
The question has boon raised, and is the
subject of sime discussion in Savannah,
whether a Chinaman should be permitted to
marry a white woman. The discussion it
the outcome of the recant sonsational mar
riage between a Savannah celestial and a
white female in Augusta. The intermar
riage of Cninatnen and white women in the
United States is not uncommon, especially
in the northern and western states,
aud it is an interesting fact that
the marriage of Chinamen witii colored
women is almost as common. The mis
cegenation laws which exist in the sou hern
states do not apply to the Chinamen, and so
Pig Tail is left occupying a peculiar posi
tion on the matrimonial field. Ha is abso
lutely unrestricted, in any legal sense, in
the choice of a mate, and he may marry a
white female or a black female, as his pref
erence may lead him—the female consent
ing.
While there is no local interest iu the
question here, ax there is in Savannah and
Augusta, the Enquirer-Sun, upon reflec
tion. inclines to tne opinion t:iat the Geor
gia legislature should take Joan Washee in
hand, and define exactly his matrimonial
status. It should declare in terms
whether he is such a person of color as
may not lawfully marry a white female, or
that be is to all intents and purposes a
white man, who is forbidden such a mesalli
ance as taking unto himself a black rib.
However, tho probability is that cotigress,
at its present pace in the direction of Chi
nese exclusion, will not leave enough pig
tails here to make it worth the while of the
legislature to pass on the question.
Rice field lamb at Lpgan’s.—.4 dv.
Calves' livers at Logan’s.—.id t*.
Rice field lamb at Logan’s.— Adv.
Local Record for the Morning' News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-doy: Fair weather.
Special forecasts for Georgia,
FAIR 1 ortb Carolina and South Carolina:
Fair, cooler in the interior, wnrmer
on the coast, southerly winds. For
Eastern Florida and Western Florida: Fair,
stationary temperature, s utherly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah. Ga., April 12, JS9O,' and the moan of the
same day for sixteen years.
” Departure j
Mean Tempf.raturs f from the Departure
—; normal Since
for 18 years Apl. 12, '9O. i -or— Jan. 1,1890.
64 J SO I 4 i— 381
Comparative rainfall statem tit:
Departure
Amount for Amount from the Departure
10 years. fc* normal Since
'Apt 12, '9O. j --or Jan. 1,1890.
.15 | .09 I— 15 - 8.19
Maximum temperature. 74, minimum tem
perature. 47.
Tho hight of the river at Augusta at 7:36
o’clock a. m. vesterdav (Augusta time) was
8.2 feat—a fall of 0.1 feet during the past
twenty-four hour-.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Mornixo Nf.ws.
Savannah. April 18, 7:?5 e. .. city time.
| Terajieratiire.
I Direction. J
1 a
I Velocity. P
j Rainfall.
NANS
or
STATIONS.
Norfolk C 6 SE! 6 Cloudless.
Charlotte 1 6-Cm Oioudle-s.
Ilattoras 80SW Cloudless.
Wilmington 60 Oml.c—Cloudless.
Charleston 32 HW 8; Cloudless.
Augusta 68 Cm .| .. P'tly cloudy
Savannah 6: S ...... Cloudiest.
Jacksonville 61..4 El 8 Cloudless.
Tampa 72 sF 6 .... < ,'loudless.
Point Jupiter, Flo. 70j E 12,....'Cloudless,
Titusville 68 E ' 8 ....i Cloudless.
Key West 72 E l .... ■Cloudless.
Atianta 53... P’tly cloudy
Pensacola s SEI6 .. Cloudless.
Mobile 7“| 8 .1* .... Cloudy.
Montgomery "'.A, ", K! 011 !^'
Nev? Orleans 68 3 E 8 Cloudless.
Galveston 70 3 K 14; .Cloudless.
Palest ine.7l j S 12;.... Cloudy,
Brownesvtiie 72.S E 12; *T {Cloudy.
~ Tlndicates trace, finches and hundredths.
—Below* zero. , _
\V. A. Whitney. Observer Signal Corps,
Sweet-bread at lioga-’s. — Adv.
Sweet-bread at Lean’s. — Adv.
I OUKSITV indue sto Inactivity That's prob
ably why tbe tat office never seeks the man.—
I JSinqhamton Leader,
THF. MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. APRIL 13, 1890—'TWELVE PAGES.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENfA WORD.
A P VKB TISKM E.YT3. 15 VCordi or
mors, in this tolumn inserted for OS'E
CJLTTT A k bill), Coax in -8 and"a no#, moa
insertion.
Everybody mho has any tcanf to zunpfy,
anythin] to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed.any wish
i rrratify. should advertise in this ooiurvn.
PERSONAL.
'J'W O DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet
L Photographs, aud $2 50 pays for odo d> zee,
aDd one extra in fine SxlO gilt frame. J. N.
WILSON, 21 Bu 1 street.
DE AR CHARLIE: Be sure to see the Little
Shaking Quakers at Youge s Hall on Mon
day evening, the !4th; enjoy a good laugh and
!>end a pleasant evening. Admission only -A3
cents.
1 >KR3oNAL—lnvestor is respectfully in
-1 formed that the news recently published
of the location of the new fine of railroad near
the 152 lots, will not influence the owner to
withdraw them. The sale will take place on
15th ns advertised, but 1 believe that the publi
cation referred to will increase the number of
bidders on the lota C. H. DORSETT. Real
Estate Dealer.
TWO DOLLARS i>ays for one dozen Fine
Cabinet Photographs; one extra iu eight by
ten gilt frame, with cord and nail, 50c. SAVAN
NAH PHOTO CO.. 140 Broughton.
TYOARDING STABLES.—Established 1871
Li For years notoriously most healthy, os
boarders oi years, ay street firms, will testify.
None have as roomy, comfortable, clean box
stalls aud pens. No metal roofs lor summer.
No narrow streets and alleys for ventilation,
but north, south, east, west our ventilation is
perfect; none of our stock sick: positively no
danger of contagious diseases, as we never
made a hospital for veterinary’s sick stock, ns
newer stables have. Asa consequence of our
forethought none of our hoarders have died or
caught any diseases. Newer stables have lost
stock that left old-established stables well. We
employ no convicts as stable hands; are both
southerners, natives of Savannah. Inquire on
Bay street. Inspect stables. Terms reasonable.
Telephone 251. Sound Horses and Mules for
sale. GITL’IARTIX & MEHRTESS, Commis
sion Merchants and Proprietors havannah Hale
and Boarding Stables.
DON T fail to get a copy of Sunday's issue of
the Morning News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
fTMIEUE is everything to Interest you in the
I Sunday Morning News. For sale at
YONOE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
~\7 OUNGLOVE & GOODMAN, located at foot
A of Broughton street, on West Broad, have
one of Hie coolest, neatest and best located
boarding stables in the city, and respectfully
a-k a share of patronage. Telephone
351.
A FEW DAYS' ADVERTISING in tils column
will surely bring great results Try it aud
be convinced.
Ii EAD the Sun lav Mornino News. For sale
V at KIEFFEIVS DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
HELP WANTED.
\Y ANTED, a good house girl, with reference,
t Apply Mon lay at 200 Broughton street.
VAT - ANTED, an experienced cook by the 10th
n of May; white preferred. Corner Mont
gomery and Congress.
W ANTED, a good cook. Apply at 75 Bolton
v street,
YYTANTED, a respectable white girl or woman
T V or a bright mulatto girl for general house
work. Apply 79 Charlton street.
\U T ANTED, experienced bookkeeper for iarge
li mercantile concern. Only such possessing
full knowledge address.-fating references and
particulars. LEDGER. Morning News.
\\T ANTED, six plasterers. Apply Monday
i morning corner Taylor and Montgomery
streets.
\\T ANTED, a smart, clean colored boy. at
IT FOREST CITY DAIRY GARDEN. Apply
this morning, 05 Whitaker street.
\\7 ANTED, a good Cook. Apply to 58 St. Jul-
V V hm street.
W/ANTED, a pautsmaker or good seain-
I v stress, 07 Whitaker street.
A FEW tidy cash hoys wanted. Apply early,
1 C. GRAY £ SON.
AVTANTED, neat, capable girl, for general
ii housework. Call Monday morning. MRS.
KELLEY, 40 Ahercorn street.
WANTED, smart colored boy, at WMte Ele
phant Shades, St. Julian and Whitaker
streets, to attend lunch counter and make him
self generally useful.
\AT ANTED, a servant to cook and make her
ii self useful. A good home to right party.
Address HOME, care News office.
TVT ANTED, white or colored hands to work
> V sewing machine on ladies’ white goods.
Apply at 195 Bryan street,
\\riLL pay 8400 to a first class turpentine
V disMUer for eight months; must come at
once, and well recommended, to Eden, Ga
B.UtTH & WOOD.
\VrANTED, aNo 1 lumber yard man. Ad
ii dress, with reference and salary ex
pected, JESSE THOMPSON &, CO., Augusta,
Ga.
\ GENTS should write for illustrated circular,
A terms ami two weeks’ trial of Missouri
Steam Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing; easily sold and
profitable. ,1. WORTH, 54 Beeckinatt street,
New York city.
SALESMEN WANTED AT ONUE-A few good
O men to seil our goods by sample to the
wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest
manufacturers in our line. Liberal salary paid.
Permanent position. .Money advanced for
wages, advertising, etc. For terms, address
CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Chicago, 111.
IU T ANTED, a man and his wife, or a woman,
it white, to go about 10) miles in the coun
try. Man to work about the house and yard,
woman to t ook and do housework. Apply 91
Gwinnett street.
J:M l*U> Y M ENT- |VA NTEI).
\y ANTED, by a boy 16 yrai-s old, a situation
II of any kind. Address N., Morning News.
SHORTHAND REPORTER desires employ
er ment. Moderate wages accepted. FRED
D. ORTH, 2)41-3 Congress street.
T*7ANTED, situation as assistant bookkeeper
it by a young man lately from college.
References given. Address ”.1. H..“ Morning
Nows. ■
STENOGRAPHER wants position, would
ii prefer railroad. Address HTEXO, care
News office.
POSITION WANTED by white woman as
1 plain cook. Address 4214 Montgomery
street.
WANTED, house to take care of during sum-
Vi mer; good references. F. I)., Morning
News office.
\\r ANTED, situation as clerk in store, city or
tv country, by young man with five years'
experience: good references. Address CLERK,
Morning News office.
VLADY experienced in commercial, railroad,
and general correspondence wants posi
tion as stenographer; highest references. Ad
dress L., this office.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD wanted by young man,
private family preferred. References ex
change!. Adtlrc s ''J.,” care of Morning News.
WANTED, bv two young men of good
morals, a nicely furnished room; good
locality. Address Z., immediately, care News
office.
WANTED, by a young man, nicely furnished
south room, with use of bath, by Ist of
May. Address ROOM, this office.
.MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED, lot. 30 feet front, between Gaston
and Anderson, Price ami Drayton streets.
Address, with terms P. O. Box 136, city.
WANTED, a man ih a few hundred dol ars
to take a half Interest iu a well-paying
business already established. A good bargain
to the right man. Address SAULS, care News.
WANTED, board in private family close In,
for two young men, carpenters. Address
1)., esre of News.
I CAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS of all kinds
j wanted by SAJI K PLAT9HEK, broker,
Room li, Southern Bank,
BTATB
OF
WKATHBR.
MIst'KLLAXKOUa WANTS.
WANTED, a front lot on Tybee. F*>r one
v > not too near the hotels a rail cash price
will be given. Address with lacatioa aud price, |
Ness office, QCIW. j
WANTED, for cash, block of four or five
v V hrlck tenements, two story on basement.
SAM K. PLAT3HKK, broker, Room 6, Southern I
Bank.
VITA NT ED, board and lodging by a young |
M gentleman in a small, quiet family. Ad- !
dress J. I>.. News office.
\\, T ANTED, several brick dwellings, two or I
M three-story on basement. Line. Lib-rty,
Abereorn, Gaston. Bar.ar.l: prkvs fl.OOn to
83.500. SAM K. PLATbiiEK, hroker. Room ii.
Southern Bank.
Y\/ r ANTED, s site for a drug st.ire in the east-
V V ern part of the city, the vicinity of the
police barracks preferred. Address PUAR
MACY, Xcwb office.
ROOMS TO RENT.
lAOR RENT, to single gent; -non onlv, two
I large roorni, nicely furnished. 118 Hull
street.
I COR RENT, two floors, with three connecting
rooms on each floor, furnish'd or unfur
nished. Will be rented separately or en suite.
Address M. P., this effice.
IVOR RENT, rooms, furnish,, l or unfurnished,
I large and small, at 5# Barnard street, corner
Hull.
I NOR RENT, a flat of rooms at 101 liberty
’ street.
IVOR RENT, a large front room, southern ox
r posure, famished or Unfurnished. 17 Lin
coln street.
IAOR RENT, one or two rooms, furnished or
I 1 unfurnished; privilege of bath. 178 Duffy
street.
ONE nice hall room for rent. 81 Barnard
strset !
INOR RENT, first or second tint, five aud six
I rooms, bath 37 Habersham street.
I, TOR RENT, a nice suite of rooms, with all
1 conveniences on same floor, in good loca
tion Address 8 . this ofliej.
lAOR RENT, two fumlsned front rooms; use
•T of bath. 38 Abereorn etre and.
F|X)R RENT, a furnished room suitable for
gentlemen. Apply at 15 Barnard street,
near York.
NEWLY FURNISHED, front ball room, priv
ilege of bath. Rent 85 X X., News office.
IJTOR RENT, first and second stories of house
No. 30 East Broad street, corner President.
Apply on premises.
lAOIS RENT, on ' lange room, three windows.
1 two closets, furnistfcd dr unfurnished. 155
South Broad.
ROOMS TO RENT, furnished or unfurnished,
to gentlemen only. 83 Broughton, south
east corner Aberecrn street,
HOI Stas ANI) STORE** FOR KENT.
’DO RENT, from May Ist to November Ist.
1 house on President, n-a- Drayton street,
furnished or unfurnished; terms reasonable.
Apply to 101 President street.
SUBURBAN residences for rent: a pleasantly
l ’ located cottage, witn ode acre of ground
attachod, at White Bluff; also, cottage at Thun
derb'dt, ith about an acre of ground. Apply
to PETER REILLY, Real Estate Agent, 28
Drayton street.
L'QR RENT, two small houses. Apply til
I Broughton street.
tX>R RENT, four small brick houses on Jones
street, between Price and East Broad Ap
ply t. J. E. FULTON, Real Estate Agent, 8
Drayton s'reet.
r pO BENT, anew bouse on (liecoruer of Mont
-1 gontery and New Houst ii streets, and two
new hou-es on H -nry street, west of West
Broad street. THOMAS A. FOLLIAIID.
V FIRST-CLASS boarding bouse and barroom.
Location city front. Apply to A. IL, this
office.
IjvOß RENT, a two-story wooden hous“. Price
street near Gordon. Apply 31. W. SULTI’.R,
Gordon and Price.
IfiOß RENT, five room house corner Lincoln
-and Second streets. Apply iq H. SACK.
IpOR RENT, house, furnished or unfurnished,
for tnß summer. Addreus 145 Perry street.
I-’ OR RENT, anew two story house containing
eight rooms, witii ad too iern conveniences,
on Berrien and West Broad streets. Apply to
H. T. BECKET.
OIX -ROOM HOUSE. Apply York and Hous-
O ton Rtreets.
i,’< >n rent oh Lease, the whunetd traild-
A ing. now temporarily used ns the County
Court House: it is a handsome, new edifies,
eligibly located, strongly constructed and welt
adapted to any class of business; pots 'ssion
given Sept. 1. 1890. Apply to JOHN Sl.'LLl
VAN, Treasurer Union Society.
JjVOR BENT, dwelling No. lM State street, in
A first-class order. Possession given imme
diately. A. G. GUERAKD. Battersby Building.
•MBnreaeVMlMMMßMaaßawaai mam ■ ■•snsu aMwi ■■■
FOR RENT—MIS( ELI.A \FO| >.
L’OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for-
I meriy occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
IjAOR SALE, bouses and lots in all parts of the
city: farms, and investments in suburban
property near the city. Call and examine cur
list. HARMON, WALKER A McHARRIE, 156
Broughton street.
lAOR SALE CHEAP, a neat wile sign at 173
A Broughton street.
CIOLEUB, plants for bedding at $5 03 per
J hundred, from 0.-lschig’j Nursery, at
GARDNER'S. 30C Bull street.
lAOR SALE, half cash, balance in six months,
will buy a front lot on Tybee, which will be
sold on 15th inst. It. DOUSBTT.
i IANARY BIRDS, Cages. Seed. Manna and
V Bird Medieiue, at GARDNER’S, 30!-.; Bull
street.
IJ'OR sale, flna Sot si.’ on
" street, between And ram ami First streets.
This desirable lot is onlv offered as owner
wls' es to invest in improved property. Address
LOT. w ith price, care News office.
IfpOß SALE, two-story house on basement,
convenient to Central road. Terms easy
HARMON, WALKER & MciIAKIUE.
no NOT FORGET sale of Presses, Boilers,
Wrought and Cast iron, etc., on TUESDAY,
April 15, on Lower Presses property.
f OR SALE CHEAP to quick buyer, outfit for
I hotel or restaurant. Call at 153 Broughton
street.
EM)R BALE CHEAP, Shades, Matting, nv a
I Stove, various Kit hen Utensils, nearly
new. Address H., News office.
npHltn EEN CHOICE Chrysanthemums for
A one dozen, on y one dollar and fifty cents,
from Oelschig’s Nursery. Leave your orders at
GARDNER S, 30bj Buil street.
r pHE LIFE, writings and speeches of Henry
-L Woodfin Grady by Joel Chandler Hams are
now for sale and can lie obtained from MRS. E.
M. NATHAN, 102 Broughton street. Morrison
bouse.
lAOR SALE, a iot 80x200 on Tybee, beautiful
1 view of the ocean, railroad in the tear;
plenty of room for two houses. C. li. DOR
-BETT._ _
IALOWER POTS, sp'eitdid assortment; also
* Plant Food. Bone Meal, etc., at GARD
NER’S. 30V4 Bull street
Ij'Oß SaLE, three good rttilch cows; one, a
- line Jersey, can be seea at Thunderbolt, if
you want a good cow, bow is your chaaeo for a
good pick. A. M. BARBEE.
JT'OU SALE, one cook stove, nearly new;gauzo
door; will sell cheap. Address K., this
office.
JJOR SALE, a forty dollar baby carriage for
ftfteon dollars. 186 Bay street.
17MNE MOCKING BIRD, good singer, for tale
at 87 Indian street.
SEVERAL good second-hand Buggies, set
new Buggies, set new Wagon Harness,
cheap. GUILMAKTiN & MEHRTESS,
rj'WO choice hull dug lots on Lawton street,
A each 40x90 feet, will bo soid cueap to quick
buyer. C. P. MII.LER. Real Estate.
IdOR SALE, from five to fifty-eight tot* east
A 1 of Waters road.-, near Lovers’ lane. See
plat at office ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate
Dealer.
lAOR SALE, a second-hand wagon, almost as
JU good as new. i 'ail at A (.TICK'S, corner of
Broughton and West Brood streets.
for sale.
r I MILK Ei.s ever; tiling to interest you in the
I Sui Mousix.i Nrw-c For a!e at
YONGE’S DRUG SIORE, Wniiaker and Duffy
streets.
"* CENTS gets the Sunday ■ c ssu *of the Mill*.
tr in iNtv ;. Bi tire and read it. For sale
at MULLKYNE’S DHL U STORE. West Bread
and Waldburg .-tr,ets.
L'OK SALE, barbershop, throe chairs, fixtures,
I go id bu-lness; formerly own ci by Prince
Edwards, deceased. No. 81 Broughton street.
IjXIR SAI.E. at Eden, Ga. for ten days. 40 fine
large mules suitaole for lumber or turpen
tine teams. McL.AWS, WRIGHT & STKO
THEH. ■
IOT corner Liberty and East Boundary, run
J niug back, to Perry street lane, .52 .. front
on Liberty, known as estate 1.. Mebrteus.
GUI,MARTIN A MF.HRTtHSL
I,MIR SALE. Horses and Mules, byJHO. E
A DOWLING, Bay and Abarooru street*.
ORANGE and other Walking Canes in great
variety at GARDNER S, HO}* Bull street.
IAC'R SALE, fine road mare, buggy and har
ness. T. H. this office.
DON'T fail to get a copy of Sunday 's issue of
the Mohkino News. For sale at BISHOP'S
DRUG STuRF, corner Hall and Price streets.
pOB SALK, Suburban Lots, all kinds, all
I .prices, for cash or ou time. YV. G. WOOD
FIN, 118 Bryan street,
I-XIR SALE, 150.1 XX) feet galvanized wire poul
try netting at New Tobx wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE JI.VEPLE COMPANY, Jack
souvtUe, Fla.
LOST.
IO ST, gold breastpin, last Monday, on .T'dl'-r
J son, between Bryan ami President streets.
A reward will he paid if returned to GEORGE
HECKMAN, 19!4 Jefferson street.
sI'MMEI! BI'NIIUTS.
W. 51ST STRI
1) I Fifth and Sixth avenues, one block from
elevated station, new richly furnished rooms,
with or without board. Summer prices; refer
ences.
r PliYi )N HOTEL—Parties intending to apeud
A. the summer in the mountains can ontain
good accommodations at the Tryon Hotel.
Tryon City, N. C.; elevation 1,500 feet; every
thing fresh from tne farm. Write for circulars
to COX A WILSON, Proprietors.
boarding.
IU ANTED, boarders for two delightful sotith-
IT era front rooms. SUO South Brood street.
SHINGLES.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 5 and 8
incites wide, at 3,'44c, 02J4c. aud 8744 c, tier
bundle cash: prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURINO COMPANY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAVANNAH must extend to the eastward;
O Avon 'alo is east, and will he a direct town
south of Deptford, where the South Bound and
other mads Intend making river connections.
Investors should not lose sight of this.
IXK’KKTKNl VE.'\ Klrtfiouery, 1/itnp Goods,
Tooth Brushes, anti Combs and brushes at
reasonable prices at. BYMONS & MELL3.
STOVE repairing r specialty, and all work
guaranteed by D. N. THOMASON, 40 West
Broad.
\IUTTON, Lamb and Pork C ops, French
.▼1 Lamb Chops, Sirloin and I’. H. Steak is
one of the specialties at H. LOGAN'S, C.ty
Market.
> r OTICE.—1 am now prepared to build any
1 btyle of house wanted, if you want to
build a ftood house cheap call ou IIARRIS, No.
71 Tattnall treer..
1> HEWER'S Rubber Roof Paint is £tinrantoe;i
) to stop leaks ami last from eight to ten
years on tin roof a. JN'O. J. BREWER & CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
D RESTED and Live Poultry. Fish anil Vege
tables is one of tho leading features at
H. LOOaN'B, City market.
I? DSON’S Bed Bu? Killer, extra etrone, *will
j keep your beds cl, an; 25e. LIVINGHTON'S.
\ CENTS Kets the Sunday issue of tho Mojtx
• ) iNi; N9Th. Be sure ami rend it. For sole
at MI!LLRYNE\S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Wfiirtburg streets.
ALL at Stall 07 for your marketing, com-
J potent butchers will ae-ve you, and be
courteously waited on, and cuts served in aiiy
manner desired.
/ GIOP 'E Pickled Beef and Tripe,
V I‘isr's Feet, Buusatre and Sweet Bread, at
H. LOGAN'S, (v.y Market.
C' LOTH ING clear.e L repaired and dyed; gar-
J ineuts made to order; chaws moderate:
satisfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, Tailor, 5,1%
Jeiforaon street. Late.it styles just received.
SUPPLY Drutt, Medtoi&es, Per
r fumcry, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS A MELL .S,
r PHE most powerful lamp in town for the
I money at THOMASON. 4t> West Broad.
VN elegant line of chair nnd asol scarfs may#
. be found at MRS. KOLB’S, 116 Broughton
Rreet.
nAllt and nail brufhe<. nest in the city. At
SHAFFER'S, 110 Whitaker.
/ 1 ERMAN MILLET, Johns oh, Bentouds add
U Lawn Grass Seed at GARDNER’S, 8 0%
Bull street.
KNI(* : iTS TEMPLAR CHARMS 5 Mm ds*
sif<u at FRANK WKRM'S. Jeweler, 101
Broughton street, under Marshall Hon* ?.
IT' EG EA S’ apartment of (loUI Finger Rings Ik
I 1 most complete and pric *s moderate. Special
attention given to repairing of Watches,Clocks,
and Jewelry, lit} Broughton streor.
\VONDALE streets will a!l have their liftings
coospicuoualy displayed, o any one can
go out and pick out th or own lot.
IF your stove smokce or fails to hake have it
righted by THOMASON, West Broad.
JUST IN. fine, line of 5 t u th brushon: call and
examine. BHaFFER’S, 110 Whitaker.
Halt at the bik jughton street phar
MaCY and get your Soaps. Toilet Articles,
ec.
I>ARTIES inte-ding tn buy Mi'ourban lots re
me;nbei* Avondale will be the choice around
Savannah; the company will m ko it so.
HAVE YOUR OLp matt. e*tes renovaied at
the SAVANNAH MATTRESS COMPANY;
hair, riif>B, and palinatlne fiber a sp< ciaity.
None but skill’d workmen employed. All
orders promptly filled. 60 Habersham street,
corner Porry street lane.
DURING the past week Prof. Windsor hns
lectured o:t liow to choose a wife. I) | ( as
he says and ixj happy. To further intensify
your happiness have your bouse furnished by
AIcGILLLS dt RUSTiN at half the prices usually
charged.
\ T MRS. KOLB’Stnftyb#found tn** eelebrat
jl jl ed Martha Washington gold-eye l needles;
these mv lies neither break nor bend; try them,
IT will pay you to have old stoves or ranges
repaired uy THOMASON, West Broad.
DON'T CRY, get a bottle of Ch iin-Lig .tning
LiuiineiP nn i relieve your pain. BROUGH
TON HTREET PHARMACY.
(N BEAT CARE will be taken to whom Aron>
Y lots aie sold.
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS of Bonavenrure!
X the De oto, and other points of interest
at GAKDN ER S. Bull street,
iMpiiK BALDWIN," vou will buy no other
I after feeing it. fHE A. J. MILLKH UP.
' gance ami accuracy—a lady's delight.
KEEP your eye on tliis till you buy a bottle
of t at new perfume Isondiga. ttHOUGIL
Tun street piiakmacy.
■pRANK WERM, Jeweler, No. 101 Broughton
I streat, mtcler the Marshall House, and >aler In
American Watches, Clock, and Jewelry, Sueeta
des. etc. Prices rearonabie. Repairiug neatly
executed. A trial solicited.
IF you want tho best lamp in town, see the
. Mother llubbard. THOMASON, Vi West
Broad.
V VON DALE Is bound to be a town.
.
J.XIR rich, nigh grade coffees, pure spices and
J 1 fine flavoring extract* go toJ. S. F. BAR
BOUR. New Houston uud Barnard.
( i KT your Bread front CRAIG, 43 F.;nt Broad
vjl stre t; Wheat, Grultaui, Rye Bread aud
Rolls utiequa ed in quality; one trial sufficient;
delivered hy wagon,
MISCELLANEOUS.
p ALL ON HARMON? WALKKU A M< HAR- '
V RIE for imormatioa regarding Avondale |
lots.
fISTEN, I will :ell the so ret. My beautiful
e hiir cant* from using Roseiaarj- Ear
Tonic: t y i once and be comtneed. BROLUtI-
T >N STREET PHARMACY'.
BALDWIN," all sizes and prices at ■
I THr. A. J. MILLER CO. j
'PDF WONDER OK THE IUTh CENTURY.
A Mrs. Kolb cat just received an invoice of
c intbendem pin,; tnese plus are made of sliver
steel; they are ti e strnngiSt pins in tb • w. rid,
am), as their name imp.tes. it is impossible to
ben t them: th y will not rust r.or corrode from
iwrspiration, and are just tne articles for this
Climate.
(1 ET your stove and range work done by
-W THOMASON, the expert, 46 West Broad.
HUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC LEMKniES. full
line at SY MONS A MELL’S, V. est Broad
ami Charlton sir. ete.
NO snburiviii sub livlsion can compare with
Avondale.
f PHE BEST tea for the money. BARBOUR'S
A to cent* tea. J. K. F. BARBOUR, New
Houston aud HarnarJ streets.
k kr PHK BALDWIN"shows the circnlation of
I the .nr, at THE A. J. MILLER CO.
\Vt iNDALE LOTS are the moet accessible
. than unc iu the market e ther by rail or
buggy road; thlscau be proven by actual com
parison.
HAVE jtis: received a tine lot Smoked Hams,
cion ly tri limed, and equal to Ferris', at
H. LOGAN, City Market.
READ the Suneav .Miir.Nl so Nuns. For Me
> at K.r.FKER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
4 VON II LE SUBDIVISION is the largest
ii arottml .Savannah.
r PHE celebrated Mother Hubbard Lamp, the
1 best in use. THOMABON, 43 West Broad.
IF you ha t used Rosemary Hair Tonic you
would not have hud to pa.nr tout spider on
yourhea 10 keep ths li es off. BR.OUUHTON
STREET PHARMACY.
fck qvHE BALDWIN,” bent refrigerator. THE
L A. J. MII.LER CO.
I7IAT. JUICY MACKEREL Umßoast you ever
I tasted, just opened. J. S. t\ BARBOUR,
Now Houston and Barnard. *
r PAKE A RIDE on Coast Line railroad and
A notice the beautiful streets at Avondale.
\\, r E WILL offer tills week at lowest prices
* * bargains in all kinds of furniture, viz:
Fine Parlor Suites, Nice Bedroom Sets. Bureaus,
Mattr. ss.',. Springs, Bedsteads, Pictures, latest
styles in Mirrors, ( looks, Toilet Sets, Stoves.
Wardrobes. Refrigerators. Chairs. lie its.
Crockery, Water Coolers. Tables ami all kinds
of housofurulsh tigs. Mattresses made over by
new process, npnolsterlng done, nil kinds of
furniture repaired; satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see its before going elsewhere. EM
PIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
OEI 'ONIt-HAND STOVE-: Bought, sold, ami
O exchange I. by THOMASON, 48 West Broad
street.
r PHE BALDWIN,” beat refrigerator made.
A TULA. J. MILLER 0 L_
VOU can go to Avondale dir rat; nee I tot get
A off the cars auds aka distance to reach It.
CEAW IN ABLE STYL B and fair tlguroi is a
I ’ reasonable proposition to make to sensiblo
; eople. Y’ott know it is possible for us to do
this We promise it in good faith. It moans
for you the best at low prices. Quality at tbe
top. Pries at the bottom. This is toe condi
tion of affairs with us as regards furniture of
every description. Come, a e and wonder at the
values we give. The maximum quality in ar
tistic furniture the minimum price. You will
but waste time in going elsewhere before you
have seen our stuck of parlor aud bed room
suits, rockers aud mlacollanooua furniture.
McGII.LIS & RUSTIN.
CAVANNAH, GA., Feb. 10. 181)0.—Messrs. Juo.
OJ. Brewer & Cos, Savannah. Ga.: Gentle
men—l take special pleasure in testifying that
the roofs of our office, storerooms aud pattern
shops were painted with your Rubber Roof Paint
last August, has given perfect satisfaction and
came tar beyond my expect .lions, and I think
your paint merits all you claim for it. Tit so
roofs are covered with corrugated irou, which
was rust-eaten and perforated, and I did not
think it wn* Possible for any paint to stop the
leaks, but i find that your Rubber Roof Paint
did the work to my entire sati dactiou. Yours
truly, F. H. MoGEE, Master Machinist, Central
Railroad.
AVONDALE Is the ontysiburban town that
has street cars and a shell load.
\ FRESH SUPPLY of mullet roe Just re
ceived, and for sale by J. S. F. BARBOUR,
Barnard and New Houston streets.
L krTMIE BALDWIN” refrigerator on exhibi-
I lion at THE A. J. MILLER CO.
’’l'Ntl Heel. Veal, Mutton. Spring Lam It ami
I l’ork lam now receiving is superior to any
thing ever offered In this market. Give me a
trial and > o convinced. (Free delivery.) 11.
LOGAN, City Market.
DRY GOODS.
MILIDS & CD.
tee*
tor lliis M if!
IMMENSE BARGAINS IN PARASOLS,
Our $1 25. $1 35 an'l $! 50 Parasols at $1 23.
Our $3 and $2 50 Parasols at $1 89.
Our $3 and $ J 50 Parasols at $2 76.
Drives at 75c., 85c., and $1 each.
Best grades in proportion.
Fancy Stamped Linen Covers, 25c. to $2.
£"Choice Assortment of White Goeds, sc. to $!
yard.
Ask to see our "Batiste do Opera,” 25c. to
59c. yard.
Our Hosiery and Underwear Departments
now complete. Fast Black Hose 25c. pair up.
Gentlemen, ask to see our 938 Half Hose,most
magnificent value ever offered.
All goods marked in plain figures.
MILIUS & CO.
N. B. —ln order to make room for Summer
Goods arriving, will close out the balance of our
stock of Dress Trimmings “At C Ist."
DKUOS AND MEDICINE.*.,
Handy’s Compound Damiana
(IURES Mental and Physical Exhaustion,
J Nervous Prostration, Impotence, etc.; de
scriptive circular by moll on application.
J. O. MIMS CO.,
Successor to W. F. Heady, northeast corner
West Brood and Brvon streets.
AUCTION SALES FI TURK ILVYS.
AT AUCTI ON.
FOR SALE
By Laßoahe & McLaughlin.
AUCTIONEERS.
Before the. Court Hottsj door on the oth DAY
OF MAY, at 1; o'clock.
That flue corner on the southeast, corner of
York and Drayton street lane. We consider
this the best stand for bar grecers* business in
the city. For further particulars call at office
ot Laroche & mcLauuhun.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS*
An Extraordinary Opportunity
to Secure a Home.
Two New Houses
At Auction.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell on the premises, on Auder-on street,
at half-piat f jar o'clock on THURSDAY,
April 21tn. I Sub,
Two residences just built, and not yet occu
pied, situ it.-1 on Anderson Htreet. south side,
between Bernard and Jefferson streets.
These dwelling* are two stories on a high
basement, an l each one contains ten rooms, be
sides the bath room. Th to are fourbearooms,
three r om* in tbe basern *nt. ar,d t rec rooms
ou the pirior floor. Gas pipes through the
house. II it and cold Mate-, bath and water
ch.-set. Vestibule doors aud handsome veranda
on s 'cond story.
These houses are finUhe! tn nice style and
will make very dvstrahl homes. They will ba
exempt from city taxation for about tnrea
years.
Spi*eial attention Is called to the liberal terma,
to ait:
Five hundred dollars cash, five hundred dol
lars in t welve mantas, and tne ba ance tn fiva
years, interest payable quarterly.
Large sale
OF
Furniture, Stoves, Etc.,
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
Will sell at 210 Broughton street, between Mont*
ginnery and West Broad, on MONDAY, 14th
Inst., commencing at 11 A.
The entire contents of tbe store, consisting o(
handsome BEDROOM SETS, BABY CAR.
EIAGES. COOKING STOVES and UTENSILS,
SINGLE BUREAUS, TABLES, PICTURES,
HALL STANDS, MIRRORS, HOCXERB,
CLOCKS, WASHSTANDB MATTRESSES,
TOWEI. RACKS, WINDOW SHADES,
FEATHER PILLOWS, 8 bales of EXCELSIOR
CHAIRS, CHIFFONIER, TOOLS, LETTER
PRESS. VARNISH, DESKS. SPRINGS, COM
FORTS, LAMBREQUINS, PORTIERES, IRON
SAFE with Combination Loot, Pigeon Holes,
etc.
These goods must he sold to settle the account.
01 THE PREMISES
AT AUCTION.
A Two-Story Dwelling on Bolton Street
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
Will sell at 4:30 r. a. on WEDNESDAY, April
16th, 1890.
The two-story dwelling, but recontiy built,
known aR No. 58 Bolt n street, between”Haber
sham and Lincoln Rtr.'ets. Tne house contains
parlor, dining-room, kitchen, three bedroom*,
bath room, nnd piazzas on both stories on the
north and oust Bides of the bousa, besides hay
window in front on both stories The location
is excellent, convenient to Abereorn. Haher
sltatn aud Bell Line car*, faces goutli, and is in
the midst of newly-built lianovime renideuce*
where property is increasing In value every
day. It is being sold because the owner is übdut
to remove from the state. Terms ma le known
at sale, or upon application to the auctioneer.
A Corner Lot on tbe Beacl
at Tybee For Sale
AT AUCTION 1
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer.
Will sell on TUESDAY, April 15th, at 142 Code
gross, commencing at 11 a. xt.
Lot No. 55 on the corner of Ninth street,front
ing on the Beach at Tybee. This lot is < n the
same biock wltb the Archery Club and the loth
owued by the Messrs. Screven, and is about mid*
way b*tween the Ocean House aud the Hotel
Tybee It measures H3z200.
Tem one-half cash, balance in six months
witii interest at seven per cent.
A CORNER
.A.t junction.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
Will sell at public outcry at 142 Congress street
TUESDAY, April 15, commencing at 11 a. in.
That fine lot 81x90 feat on southeast corner of
Habersham and South Broad streets witu im
provements netting 83*50 per year. Terms SI,OOO
cash, balance in ene and two years with int-resß
at 8 per cent. Bond for title. Fine site for
store and four dwellings. Five years lot worth
88,too.
AT AUCTION^
TteLotMFMrSi
By Laßoche & McLaughlin,
AUCTIONEERS.
Before the Court House door, on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN MAY, at 11 o'clock, we will sell
Three of the most beautiful lota on the
Island Beach front.
Greene Ward Property
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By Laßoche & McLaughlin.
On the FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, being toe
6th day, at H o’clock, wo wiil sell before the
Court House,
That fine renting property on Eroisrbtsu
street lane, between East Broad and Housloa
streets, consisting of one biles two-story bouse
and one frame house, now under rent at sl9
per month.
-A/ULOtiiOXL,
Bull Street Property
By Laßoche & McLaughlin.
Before the Court House door at U o'clock o*
the FIRST TUESDAY, being the 6th day at
MAY.
Those four beautiful lot* on Bull and Third
streets, being the pr .ctie.-it lot in the southern
part of the city. Call at olllce of
W-tOCHE & AIoLAUQHLUt
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