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A HARD ONE TO HANDLE.
Officer Smith’s Lively Experience
’With a Bounder from Florida.
W. T. Manning, a white man of very
small stature, who eavj he is from Florida,
where bip-Tls and ‘gators thrive all winter t
was arrested last night near the Pulaski
house by Officer Smith as a nuisance gen
erally.
Manning, who wa3 coatless, and very near
shoeless, had imbibed just enough to make
him feel ‘’jolly,” and as a first step iu the
wrong direction, he walked up to a group of
gentlemen near the Screven house and
endeavored to make himself known.
His attempts to make friends with total
strangers was unsuccessful, and he walked
across Bull street, near Congress, where
Officer Smith was standing, and asked the
policeman the direction of Bay street. The
exchange was pointed out to him by the
officer, and the inquisitive man from the
clay hills of Florida started through
Johnson square. A young lady was going
in the same direction, and as she passed
Manning he accosted her.
Poiicetnau Smith was watching Manning,
and was in the act of going after him when
a gentleman who was pas-ing called to the
officer. After some difficulty the officer
succeeded in getting Manning to Congress
street lane arid th- re he refused to go any
further. The ambulance was telephoned
for, and during the interim Manning drew a
big crowd by his boisterous talking.
Manning saw the policeman coming and
.started off, but Officer Smith overhauled
him. Manning got i- uignant when told that
he was under arrest. The neighborhood of
Johnson square was blue with theanathemas
hurled by Manning on the l ead of the po
liceman. “I’m a gentleman,” said Manning
in an exasperated tone to the police
man, “and you are not.” The
crowd, which was getting thicker,
laughed, and Manning mistook it for an en
couragement to go on, and he did so. As
the "Black Maria” moved off a sympathiser
with the policeman said: “Hit him with
the club, Smith, if he makes any more noise.”
The policeman had an exciting time w ith
the prisoner on the way to the barracks, but
a more exciting one occurred when he was
taking Manning down the steps from the
sergeant’s office to a celL Manning attempted
to throw the officer down the stone step3,
but did not succeed,. and the gentleman
from Florida with the bifurcated whiskers
was safely lqckod in a cell, where, histori
cally speaking, "ho made Rome howl.”
POOLER’S NEWS BUDGET.
The Day’s Happenings In the Lively
Little Town.
• The Central railroad authorities are pre
faring the ground for a flower garden at
’ooler station. When the “umbrella shed”
is erected it will be near the garden.
The two-story brick residence being
erected by Thomas August on Collins street
is nearing completion. The building will
be quite au addition to Pooler.
Joseph Forehand on Rogers street Is hav
ing an'addition put to his house, which will
be finished in a few days.
Rumor has it that the “umbrella shod,’’
which General Manager Gabbett has
promised to build, w ill only be able to
accommodate ten to fifteen people at a time.
This is evidently incorrect, as the “goober”
train carries not less than thirty-five to
forty passengers every morning, and in case
of rain a small shed would not accomm >date
that number. General Manager Gabbett
will no doubt look into the matter before
deciding upon the sze of the “umbrella.”
Last Sunday’s Mohning News made it
appear as though the rifle club had changed
the date of its anniversary celebration
from May Ito May 12. The club will as
semble at 8 o’clock "a. m., on May 1, and
march to the shooting range where the con
tests will take place. The club’s gold
medal was receives! yesterday, and is on ex
hibition at Sternberg’s. At the drill Friday
evening the boys were instructed by two
active members of tbe Savannah Cadets,
who are also on the active member list of
the club. The ladies are preparing to help
the club get up the luncheon which will be
served day and availing.
Dr. W. X. Bleakney, and Mrs. William
Harrison, who went on the excursion to
Florida last week, returned Friday night.
Mrs. Bleakney, who has boon in St. Augus
tine during the past month for the benefit
of her health, returned with' the doctor
much improved.
AFTER CHINA WARE.
▲ Thief Breaks Into Allen & Co.’s
Store on Barnard Street.
A bold robbery was committed yesterday
morning between 12 and 3 o’clock at Bar
nard and State streets. The large plate
glass window of George W. Allen & Co.’s
crockery store fronting State street
was shattered with a brick, and an
opening was made large enough for
a person to put his hand in. At 2
o’clock the policeman patroling that
beat passed and discovered the shat
tered glass. Ho notified Mr. Allen, and it
was found that a $25 tea set was missing,ar.d
between SSO and S6O worth of china was
found broken ud in the showcase where the
brick crashedjthrougn. There is no clue to
the thief. The electric light in the square
shone directly against the window, and the
place was as light as day.
Near the tea set that was taken was a
show case containing S4OO worthjof solid sil
ver, which was not touched.
The officer passed at 12 o’clock on his
patrol and the window, he is positive, was
all right then. He discovered the broken
glass two hours later on his return, and the
thief must have got in his work between 1
and 2 o’clock.
AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Here and There in
the Court Rooms.
Abram Wolpert, a subject of the Em
peror of Germany, has presented his peti
tion for and was admitted to citizenship in
the superior court yesterday.
Daniel Small (colored) was turned over to
the city court yesterday morning by the
mayor charged with the larceny of shoes
from the steamship City of Augusta, the
stolen property belonging to one of the fire
men. Jeff Thomas (colored) was fined $7
or fifteen days for gambling in a South
Broad street hallway.
Base Ball at Guyton.
A game of base ball was played yesterday
at Guyton between the Central railroad nine
a nd the Guyton team. The score was 15 to
10 in favor of the railroad nine. The fol
lowing were the competing teams;
Central Railroads —Ferguson c., Quan
*°ck p., It. XV. Farr lb., Van XVagenen 2b.,
Rice 3b., Purse ss., XVillink if., Griner cf.,
T. C. Farr rf.
Guytons—Arden c., XV. L. Cubbedge p.,
Med lb., L. L. reubhedge2b., Meredith 3b.,
Jenkins ss., Ferguson if., McConnel cf.,
rf.
BAIL AND CROSBTIE.
General Manager Cecil Gal bett of the
Central railroad left yesterday for Atlanta.
General Manager Sorrel of the Ocean
j^ ar uship Comijany left yesterday for At
tain Master James Story of the Cen
tral came over yesterday from Macon, and
" ill spend to-day hare.
Chief Cleric Kershaw of the general pas
*?J) E or agent department, has returned from
Atlanta, where he went, to prepare a sched
ule of rates for summer.
Weather Forecast.
Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Fair, clearing in northern portion,
lcooler in the interior, stationary
temperature, westerly winds.
Pope, the retired druggist of Madi-
l ays ? **• P- >s the best alterative in
““**!*> •“d has handled aiyl sold all the
v ertis^—Sc/i> U<l bluotl hiodtciM* that were ad-
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
APrrRTTSITMF:\TX IS Word* or
more, in Ihit column in* tried for OSS
CSSf A H Caeh in Advonoc, moS
tmrtlofc
Everybody who hru any leant to mtrpfrt,
anythin./ to buy or tell, any buvinau or
aooommodatione to secure.- indeed, any wi.iA
to gratify, thovld advertiee in this column.
t TORCH DIRECTORY.
PARK NEtV-CHURCH. Morning services at
10:45. Sermon—“ Law of Compensation”
by Rev. J. A. Hayes. Evening lecture at 8.
Subject—“ Nirvana."
BAPTISM at First Bryan Baptist Church, at
12 o'clock Suudav. Candidates about 45.
by Rev. G. \V, GRIFFIN, Pastor in charge.
Text of sermon, St. John 14th chapter, 6th verse.
"I am the way.”
HKRSOKAL
PHOTOGRAPHY. -Go to il Bali 'street'for
J photogiaphs, cheapest and best; twenty
five jears continuously in tne photographic
business in the city of Savannah. J. N. WIL
SON.
OH I OH I OH! KATE, did you see those new
and pretty photograph outfits that
LACNEY & GOEBEL just got in, from the
celebrated “Kodack” to the schoolboy outfit,
and all so cheap? Besides, they give you full
instructions free! and you know they are the
leading photographers. No trouble, lots of fun
and little cost. 1 have one; all the boys and
girls are getting one.
TWO DOLLARS pays tor one aozen Fine
Cabinet Photographs: one extra in eight by
ten gilt frame, with cord and nail, 50c. SAVAN
NAH PHOTO CO.. 149 Broughton.
BELLE— The nioest place in the city is the
Confectionery and Ice Cream Store, on
corner of Whitaker and President streets. You
can get a Cup of Coffee and a Ham Sandwioh
for 5 cents. Just think of it! BALLIE.
J^ADIES—
Ask your Grocer for one of the
—:FAUST BEER:-
Special Favors. Given away free.
YOU will find the best 5 cent cigars in the city.
J. R. MASTERS, 80 Bull street.
A LARGE assortment of Dress Buckles and
A fancy goods of every description at corner
Barnard and York.
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.
A FEW DAY’S’ ADVERTISING in ttiis column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
A BEAUTIFUL line of tissue papers, all
colors, at corner Barnard and York.
READ the Sunday Morning News. For sale
at KIEFFER’S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
ATTENTION! Fall in: forward march to
BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY and
get a bottle of Chain and Lightning Liniment.
YX7E can be found at No. SO Broughton street
T T to-dav. If you want anything done in
our line call and see us. MADISON & SON. 48
hours left; we work day and night and give
satisfaction.
JUST RECEIVED anew line of Sun-Bonnets
and Caps for children and ladies, at corner
Barnard and York-
MR. JAMES wfmURICE, the Tinner, has
returned to stay. AU orders for tin and
iron job work 4B& repairs attended to promptly.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send orders to 217
West Broad street.
BE PREPARED to get a bottle of Lightning
Toothache Drops for 25 oents wnen you
have toothache.
FOLLOWING TICKETS drew prizes at the
entertainment given at Library hail April
17th. Holders of same can obtain prizes by
presenting tickets at Convent, Liberty street:
Nos. 45, 52, 114, 135, 139, 146, 161, 166, 167, 172,
179, 189. 195, 200, 211, 256, 260, 305, 421, 446, 463,
493, 810, 881, 992, 993.
J UMPING DOGS! A novelty In the toy line.
Call and see them at corner Barnard and
York.
OARDING STABLE.—Healthiest, coolest;
best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
stalls; large open pens for stock to Sunday in;
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board, or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined. Personal
attention of GUILMAP.TIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone 251.
OUNGLOVE & GOODMAN, located at foot
A of Broughton street, on West Broad, have
one of the coolest, neatest and best located
boarding stables ftreKhai eity, and respectfully
ask a share of the public patronage. Telephone
351.
HELP WANTED.
J) UTI.ER WANTED. 85 Gwinnett street.
WANTED, a night watchman. Apply at the
DE SOTO office.
W J ANTED, a good white barber. Address W.
>\ A. WILCOX, Darien, Ga.
WANTED, a colored man to serve soda, at
LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY’,
WANTED, a first-class cook, also good house
girl. Apply 200 Broughton street.
WANTED, an honest and intelligent white
boy. J. J. FOLEY’, No. 20)4 Drayton
street.
YA7 ANTED, a competent cook. Apply Mou
v V day before eleven o’clock to 178 Drayton
street.
Ytf ANTED, a girl used to sewing with a tailor,
v v Apply Monday at 7;3o,Habersham, corner
Bay.
WANTED, a man and woman for dining
room servants. Apply 215 South Broad
street.
ALTMAYER & CO. require salesladies for
their various departments. Also smart,
tidy youths and boys for wrapping department.
Apply Monday morning, 8 o'clock.
SALESMEN WANTED; flvo traveling sales
men; salary and expenses; no experience
necessary. Address, with stamp, PALMER &
CO., Winona, Minn.
XX7ANTED, an energetic young lady to travel.
T T Must furnish good references and small
cash deposit. Salary S4O per month and ex
pense* SIMON SHEPPARD. 89)4 Hay street.
VYrANTED, in Valdosta, Ga., a grown white
T V girl as nurse for an invalid lady; fair
wages and expenses to Valdosta paid. Address
at once, with reference and terms, call Box 112,
Valdosta, Ga.
WANTED, a practical flefrist, one who is not
afraid to work, and understands his bus
iness thoroughly, to manage a nursery, green
house and out door work. Apply at CONCOR
DIA PARK, Savannah. Ga.
\Vf ANTED, stenographer; male stenographer:
TV one acquainted with the lumber business
preferred; stare experience and references, and
salary expected for permanent position. M. C.
C., Box 71, Fernandina, Fla.
GENTS should write for illustrated circular,
terms and two weeks’ trial of Missouri
Steam Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing; easily sold and
profitable. J. WOKTH, 64 Beeckman street,
New York city.
ALES MEN WANTED; permanent employ
ment; good salary or commission; fine out
fits; full line of fruits and flowers; prices low;
local canvassers can make from $1) to $23 per
■week. A. D. PRATT, Nurseryman, Rochester,
N. Y.
Salesmen wanted at once—a few good
men to seil our goods hv 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 MFQ. CO., Chicago, 111.
EMPLOY ME NT YVANTED.”
TXT of very good expe-
YY rience. wishes to oommumcate in refer
ence to a position. Address A. A. A., care of
this office.
800 Ms WANTED. “
XXT4NTED bv young man, room with or with-
VY out board/ Address stating terms, E.
W. 8., care News.
WANTED, furnished room, privilege to bath,
for two gentlemen within two or three
blocks of New Court House. Address H. 8.,
News.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, AFRIT. 27. 1890-TWELVE PAGES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
A\”ANTED, to sell two shares Excelsior Loan;
V T paid up. Address E., this office.
XX” ANTED, the use of a horse in return for
tv its b ard. Address Box 31, postofflee,
city.
MONEY’ to loan on real estate security;
$5,000 or $6,090 in sums to suit. Apply to
ISAAC BECKETT. 135 Congress street.
XX” ANTED, every one to know that 5 cents
v V will get a cup of Hot Coffee ami a Ham
Sandwich, at corner of President and Whitaker
streets.
TAT ANTED, everybody to see Prof OLD
v V REIVE walk upon the water to day in
front of Enright’s Warsaw Inn. Thunderbolt.
WANTED, my friends to know mat I am now
established at 30 Bull street, comer
Broughton lane. JOHN R. MASTERS.
“ CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn
ixo News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
aud Waldburg streets.
XX TANTED. everybody t > come and see FK\’’S
V > FLORIDA EXHIfeiTION at 48 Bull street.
Admission, 25c; children, 15c.
DON T tail to get a copy of Sunday's issue of
the Mousing News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STORE, corner Hall aud Price streets.
X\” ANTED, by a young man, board in quiet
V V locality within ten minutes walk from S.,
F. A W. depot. Address stating terms
HARRY, care News.
XX”ANTED, to be known that the Vandergrift
’ V Improved Western Washer has proven by
its own merits to be a comfort and blessing to
every household who do their own washing.
For sale on liberal terms at J. F. LUBS’
GROCERY. Sims and Purse streets, or at 20)4
Stewart street by JOHN VOLLMAR, Agent.
BOOMS TO RENT.
I TOR RENT, a nice flat of rooms at 101 Liberty
street.
I TOR RENT, one furnished room for gentle
man. 41 York street.
COMFORTABLE south rooms with board.
Apply No. 69 Henry street.
170 R RENT, a nice flat of rooms with use of
bath. 17 Houston street.
ROOMS, furnished, with or without board.
2984 Drayton street
I TOR RENT, furnished rooms with all con
venieiices. 38 Abercorn street.
I ''OR RENT, rooms, large and small, furnished
or unfurnished, at 56 Barnard street.
TjXJR RENT, an elegant flat 5 rooms, with
A bath. 37 Habersham street, fronting square.
ITOR RENT, two south rooms, privilege of
bath. 147 Perry street.
17? OK RENT, four rooms suitable for house
keeping at 5e)4 Broughton street; fur
nished.
I7OR RENT, four rooms on one floor, centrally
located; private'Tamily. Address Box Ji,
this ofiioe.
I7OR RENT, to single gentlemen only, two
largo rooms nicely furnished. 148 Hull
street.
170 R RENT, a furnished room suitable for
. gentleman. Apply at 45 Barnard street,
near York.
I TOR RENT, neatly furnished rooms with ail
modern conveniences; southern exposure.
49 York street.
r |’WO SOUTH ROOMS FOR RENT, with use
A of bath and closet, reasonable, at No. 241
Montgomery, corner Duffy street.
]j?OR RENT, three rooms furnished, en suite
or separately. Private family. Address
PRIVATE, this office.
3 CONNECTING ROOMS and bath to rent for
June, July, August, and September. In
quire 05)4 Jeffers n street.
ITOR RENT, one nicely furnished front room;
southern exposure. Habersham, fourth
door from Anderson street.
I TOR RENT, nicely furnished room for gentle
man ; gas, hot and cold water. 210 Pres
ident street.
I TOR RENT, three unfurnished rooms, with
use of bath; nice large closets. 41 York
street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR KENT.
T7?OR RENT, two small houses. Apply 64
X 1 Broughton street.
RESIDENCE seoond door north of William
son on West Broad street; now vacant. W.
J. HARTY.
IX) it RENT, a small house. Fifth avenue and
Habersham. Apply at Mas. BRADY'S,
near Belt Line junction.
I TOR RENT, the two-story on basement brick
house 256 Bay street; to a good tenaut, rent
low; possession immediately. Apply to PETER
REILLY, 28 Drayton street.
'T'O RENT, from May lßt to November Ist,
X house on President, near Drayton street,
furnished or unfurnished: terms reasonable.
Apply to 101 President street.
FOR RENT, at Isle of Hope, dwelling, 19
rooms; suitable for a boarding house.
Apply at City and Suburban Railway office.
FOR RENT, house 150 Anderson, third door
west from Whitaker street. Apply Mas.
FREW, 1.5 New Houston street.
r pWO-BTORY DWELLING on southwest cor-
X ner of New Houston and Lincoln streets;
every convenience. Apply to PETER REILLY,
28 Drayton street.
I TOR RENT, at Isle of Hope, furnished house;
’ artesian water and fine fruit on the prem
ises; delightful location. Address ISLAND,
this office.
I J?OR RENT, two dwelling houses, just com
-1 pleted, corner of Henry and Whitaker
streels. Apply to the undersigned. G. W.
OWENS. 113 Bay street.
L”OR RENT, desirable dwelling house 101
X? President street, either furnished or unfur
nished; possession Ist of May. ALBERT
WYLLY, 129 Bryan street.
I TOR RENT to a responsible party, anew,
well arranged store and fixtures; one of the
best locations in the city for a first-class drug
store; rent reasonable. Address E., care of
News.
CUMMER RESIDENCES ON THE SALTS
0 FOR RENT.—A one-story cottage with
about one acre of ground attached at White
Bluff; also, a one-story cottage at Thunderbolt
w ith about an acre of ground. Apply to PETER
REILLY, 26 Drayton street.
ITOR REN TOR LEASE, the Whitfield build
ing. now temporarily used as the County
Court House; it is a handsome, new edifice,
eligibly located, strongly constructed and well
adapted to any class of business; possession
given Sept. 1, 1890. Apply to JOHN SULLI
VAN, Treasurer Union Society.
I TOR RENT, dwelling No. 132 State street, in
first-class order. Possession given imme
diately. A. G. GUERARD, Battersby Building.
FOR KENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
17? OR RENT) front office with safe and fur
. nitiiie. 88 Deßsoae Block, Bay street.
I TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
merly occupied by Artesian loe Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
~ FOR SALE.
SAVANNAH and Its Surroundings for sale at
GARDNER’S, 30X4 Bull street.
OLE how much groceries a dolianwiU buy
0 froroD, B. LESTER, and astonish yourself.
AVERY nice baby carriage for sale cheap.
Apply 188 Lincoln street.
HAVANA and Dome.tic Cigars, etc. J. R.
MASTEHS&J7O., 39 Bull street.
FOR SALE, one doliar each, several fine
Brown Leghorn Chickens, southeast corner
Bolton and Habersham.
ITOR SA'OS lire acres of beautiful elevated
’ land on White Bluff road, near the race
track. Address CHEAP LAND, Morning News.
I TOR - BALE, at D. B. LESTER’sTpu nTc id
Bcuppernong Wine, old Ports and Sherries,
old Peach aud Apple Brandies, old N. C. Corn
and a seven-year-old Kentucky Rye.
I TOR SALE, twenty-five snares 8. W. R. R.
stock; also four head A No. 1 mules. G. I.
TAGGART.
FOR SALE, a fine saddle pony; warranted
sound and gentle. Apply to E. M. CONNOR,
194 State street.
| MACK Walnut Water Cooler, porcelain
IJ lined, in good order, for sale cheap, 173
Congress street. R. D. MACdONELL.
BARRELS FOR sale—BOO good notate bar
rels. Apply at DROVER’S RESORT, 63)4
West Broad street.
FOR SALE.
TTOR SALE, paying business, best block on
A Broughton street, owner has other business,
can’t attend to both. Address “ OPPORTU -
NITY," this office.
THE FINEST Imported Jamaica and St.
Croix Bum ever brought to Savannah at
D. B. LESTER’S.
I TOR SALE, Souvenir Albums of Savannah
for 26a.; Just half usual price. E. M. CON
NOR, Bookseller. Bull aud Broughtou streets.
DB. LESTER is offering for sale a large lot
• of fine old Clarets, a pure grape wine at
one dollar per gallon, and everything else that
is pnre and nice in the liuuur line at D. B.
LESTER’S.
ITHE Fountains Tailor System of Dress Cut
ting will be taught at No. 6 South Whita
ker street. Patterns cut to any measure. La
dies invited to call and examine the same.
STRAWBERRIES, fresh se’erted stock re*
ceived every and iy. Sunday excepted, and for
sale. J. S. F. BARBOUR, New Houston aud
Barnard streets.
13 OR SALE CHEAP, a fine Sorrel Mare and
Phaeton, together with harness, blanket,
lap robe, etc . cost $265 five months ago. Will
sell complete for S2OO c ih. Reason for selling,
no place to keep. Mare perfectly gentle Lady
or children can drive or handle. Address E. H.,
care Morning News.
ITOR SALE, very desirable brick residence,
southwest corner Jones and Abercorn
streets; all modern improvements. With little
expense outhouse would make a first-class drug
or grocery store. Apply to U. J. SUTCLIFFE,
58 Bay street.
BALE, young horse, with road cart and
harness, very little used. Address SALE,
care Morning News
/JO TO D. B. LESTER’S for small Pig
VX Hams and large Beef Tongues at 40c.
IjX)R SALE, one share Forsyth Investment
Company stock. Address, stating offer,
FORSYTH, care this office.
I F Y’OU wish to buy fine groceries cheap and
get them delivered when you want them,
and get treated right all the way through, trade
with D. B, LESTER.
■? CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn
mo News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
CODA FOUNTAINS. Milk Shakes
0 Planes for sale. Apply to LIPPMAN BROS.,
Wholesale Druggists, Savannah, Ga.
6 CENTS--Rubber Garden Hose just received;
Iron Clad and Cotton Hose, cheap. NEID
LINGER&
BOILER FOR SALE. Fifteen-horse steel
boiler bit little used. Apply at HAVAN
NAH SOAP WORKS
ONE MILLION BRICK FOR SALE. Write to
us for prices; delivered or f. o. b. SPARKS.
SOLOMON & CO., Macon, Ga.
r piIERE is everything to Interest vou in the
X Sunday Morning News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
ITOR SALE, 150,000 feet galvanized wire poul
try netting at New York wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack
aouville, Fla.
I TOR SALE, a Keystone floor board machine,
with center shaft, all in good order; this
machine will manufacture 10,009 feet of floor
ing a day; has onlv been run about six months.
Address G. W. MIDDLETON, 18 North Second
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tj?OR SALE, two-story house. Second avenue,
X near Abercorn street; house an 1 lot. Ander
son, near Montgomery; house and lot, Mont
gomery, near Fourth; house and lot. Mont
gomery and Waldburg; also, houses and lots in
all portions of the city. Call and look over our
list, HARMON. WALKER A McHARIUE, Real
Estate, 156 BroughtOß street.
■V[O BETTER INVESTMENT THAN THIS.
IX Thrifty, thoroughly protected, young
orange grove on Indian river; price $3,500; six
acres In trees; 200 budded trees, in ninth year,
bearing a heavy crop: 400 boxes or more; will
secure a guarantee of $”00 for the cr >p of 1891,
ctr SSOO net; tbe cold of 1886and of March last
did no damage to bearing trees; a bargain;
needing money presslngly or would not seiL
Address, X Y , Morning News.
SHINGLES.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 5 and 6
inches wide, at 87tfe . 6244 c. and ,8714 c. per
bundle cash; prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURINQ COMPANY.
BO AU JUNG.
WANTED.— A few young men can get good
board and lodging at 53)4 Jefferson street,
LOST,
IOST. one pair gold rimmed eye-glasses and
-J chain. Finder rewarded by leaving at
this office.
IOST, brown and white spotted water spaniel.
j answers to name of “Dash;” plate on
leather collar engraved “Dash”—. BIRDIE M.
DILLON, .Jacksonvills, Fla. Reward if re
turned to 100 New Houston street.
MIBCELLANEO U 5.
IEAVE orders at S. W. BRANCH’S for Bliss'
/ Famous Berries.
'T'HE finest strawberries you ever ate Don't
X belie vs It, try them. J. S. F. B ARBOUR.
C? TRAWBF.RRY baskets and crates at GARD
-0 NER’S, 30)4 Bull street.
IEAVE your orders with S. W. BRANCH for
J Bliss’ fine strawberries.
POUT, TRY, Fish. Schrimp and Vegetables In
endless variety at H. LOGAN’S.
CTOYE repairing done and guaranteed by D.
0 N. THOMASON. 46 West Broad
GARDNER’S plant food at GARDNER’S, 30)4
_ Bull street.
CAP expects by next New York steamer a lot
of Garia’s I igaro, Reina Fiua Conchas and
Infantes, all light colors. 101 Bay street.
MOTHERS will find a real luxury in the use
of Da. ULMER’S Toilet and Nursery
Powder.
nPHE best five and ten cents cigars in the city.
.1 J. R. MASTERS A CO.. 30 Bull street.
G? ET YOUR COSTUMES for the carnival at
I Mas. M. HETTERICH, 150 State street.
ITVE ALLIGATORS and terrapins at GARD-
J NEK'S, 30)4 Bull street.
ITVERYTHING purchased at my stall deliv-
J eied free, and in tim ■ for early breakfast.
Telephone No. 386. H. LOGAN.
17 LOWER POTS, best assortment in tbe city;
also trellises and flower stands, at GARD
NER’S, 30)4 Bull street.
HUNDREDS of people, ladies and gentlemen,
have b en eDjoying a good swim in the
splendid Swimming Bath on Liberty street.
I TOR ANYTHING in tbe line of "Gilding
Badges, Buckles, Necklaces, Fancy Goods,
etc., call on Mbs. KOLB at 116 Broughton street,
Cl OMMERCIAL HOUSE, the best moderate
/ priced house in the city for visitors. No.
158 Bryan street; back of Market.
IADIES. if you wish beautiful pearly teeth
J and fragrant breath, use Da. ULMER’S
Unrivaled Tooth Powder.
I JIGS’ FEET, Tripes. Sweetbread. Brainy
Corned Beef and Sausage always at H. LO
GAN’S.
PROF. OLDREIVE will give a free exhibition
of walking on the water to-day at Thunder
bolt
CHRYSANTHEMUMS and coleus, plants,
flowers and tioral designs at GARDNER’S,
30>4 Ball street.
BUSS’ FAMOUS BERRIES to be had of 8. W.
BRANCH only. Call and leave orders; re
ceived fresh every day.
T7V3R RENT, one floor of four rooms with bath
X 1 room and water clos=t. 11l Duffy street,
between Bull and Drayton.
X\7'E WILL offer this week at lowest prices
v v bargains in all kinds of furniture, viz:
Fine Parlor Suites, Nice Bedroom Sets, Bureaus,
Mattresses. Bpiflgs, Bedsteads, Pictures, latest
styles in Mirrors. Clocks, Toilet Sets, Stoves,
Wardrobes, Refrigerators, Chairs, De-ks,
Crockery, Water Coolers, Tables and all kinds
of bousefurnisb ngs. Mattresses made over by
new process, upholstering done, all kinds of
furniture repaired; satisfaction guarantee).
Call and see us before going elsewhere. EM
PIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
STRANGERS in the city should not fail to
O visit the leading fancy goods establishment
of Mas. KOLB, 11# Broughton street. They will
find there a large, varied and superior assort
ment,
MISCE LL AN EOUS.
ON SUNDAY, April 27. 1860, the Switchback
_ opens for the : eason.
DOWN GO PRICES! Ice cream, choice
flavors, and cake, ten cents a plate. Cor
ner Whitaker and President streets.
Dll. ULMER’S Toilet and Nursery Powder is
composed of superior healing Ingredients,
and is indursed by prominent physicians.
THE best remedy for dyspepsia and indiges
tion is a good swim in the Artesian Sulphur
Water Bath on Liberty street.
I ADIES will find a very fine line of stamped
l a linen go ds, such as Pillow Shams, Tea
Trars, Sham Towels. Sideboard Scarfs, etc., at
Mas. KOIB’S, 116 Broughton street,
ICE CREAM supplied to families and picnic
parties on short notice. Fifty cents p r
quart or two dollars per gallon. Corner
Whitaker and President streets.
r r?HE perfume of POUTER’S ISONDIGA is
X much nicer than tho natural odor of (he
beast. Catch on, boys! BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
tTSE I)R ULMER’S Unrivaled Tooth Powder;
; it beali aud hardens the gums and purifies
the breath.
IXLANTS. PLANTS, and flower seods at
GARDXER’B. 3U4 Bull street.
I F you want the best strawberries buy BUss'
famous from S. W. BRANCH.
J. CRANE’S $3 25 Solid Gold Spectacles.
wHI LK IN SAVANNAH don t forget to call
’ ’ on TEEPLE & CO„ the leading house fur
nishers in the city.
SECURE TOUR ( osTUMESIn time for the
carnival. Only 800 left, at Mbs. M. HET
T ERICH, 150 State street.
6| THE choicest of R asts, Steaks, Loins. Pork
i Chops, Veal, Mutton, Rib Roast, and Lamb
can always be found at stalls of H LOGAN.
QECOXD-HAND STOVES bought, sold aud
0 exchanged. D. N. THOMASON, 46 West
Broad.
VLL PARTIES visiting Savannah during May
week are cordi illy invited to call and ex
amine our stock of Furniture. Stoves aud every
thing that makes a home lovely J. W. TEEPLE
& CO., 193 to 199 Broughton street.
XV”HITE ENAMELED LETTERS. Durable,
*i Cleanly, elegant for b usiness signs, private
house nu mbers, etc. SAVANNAH EN AM ELIN G
CO., 110 Broughton street.
9>;C. SILVER-PLATED HAIR PINS, Rhine
stone set, at J. CRANE'S, 98 Broughton
street.
> TAYLOR HOUSE, Naylor Station, Tybee Is
* land, is now open for the season, with
choice line Imported and Domestic Wines, Liq
uors, Cigars, Etc.
ORANGE, weichsel, hickory, oak and large
variety of other walking canes at GARD
NER'S. 30)4 Bull street.
TEEPLE CO. will give you more goods and
bettor satisfaction for your money than any
house in Savannah. They are tne leaders In
Furniture, Crockery, Stoves and House Furnish
ing Goods.
IOST. a chance of a life time If you don’t see
J Pnore OLDREIVE walk upon the water tills
afternoon at Thunderbolt in front of Enright's
Warsaw lun.
C TASKS OF CONSUMPTION pronounced as
J incurable have been cured by the ue of
Du. ULMER'S Tincture Sweet Gum and Heart
Leaf.
DID the boys catch on my last ad.! If not,
lookagiin and see where the fun comes
in; Isondigathe best. BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
CANARY BIRDS, cages, bird s -oils and med
icines at GARDNER'S. 80)4 Bull street,
HAIRWORK AND HAIR CUTTING of the
highest order combined with the latest
fashionable finish. Also a fine stock of wigs,
beards, moustaches, bangs, switches, curling
irons, etc. 112 Broughton street. Hair and
Jewelry store.
(TARRY your family and little one to Tbnn-
J derbolt this afternoon to see Prof. OLD
REIVE walk upon the water In front of En
right’s Warsaw Inn.
IHAVF, prepared for every emergency dur
ing Drummer’s week. To hotels, boarding
houses, and private families, call at my stalls
and get anything you want. H. LOGAN, City
Market.
V BLAST from our big Bazoo; Barbour’s
trumpet again; try his Florida Mullet;
something fine for breakfast. BARBOUR,
Price and Hall streets.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to any one who
will walk ten feet and return, on first trial,
in Prof. OLDREIVE’S shoes. Tnuuderbolt
this afternoon.
MULLET ROE, choice mackerel, fresh canned
mackerel, genuine very scarce, A No. 1
salmon and lobsters, hnportol and domestic
sardines, celery salt. Worcester sauce, prepared
mustard, imported pickles and cbow chow. J.
8. F. BARBOUR.
DRINK Hires’ Improved Root Beer for
health and strength: a delicious summer
drink: send to BARBOUR, corner Price aud
Hall streets; 1 package will make 5 gallons o!
beer.
TXROMINENT PHYSICIANS north and south
I highly indorse Dr. ULMER’S Tincture
Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf for all diseases of
the respiratory organs.
C(1 DIFFERENT styles of Bracelets, 10U
)v styles of Breastpins, 103 different styles
Earrings, Solid Gold and Rolled Plate Watch
and Jewelry of every description, at reduced
prices at J. CRANE’S, 98 Broughton street.
fITRY a can of Silver Spray Corn. California
X Apricots, Sliced or Grated Pine Apples, Lea
& Perrinss’ Worcestershire Sauce, at BAR
BOUR’S, Price and Hall streets.
I HAVE made every arrangement for supply
ing friends aud customers with everything
they desire in marketing, during Drummer’s
Week. Call, or send orders, and, I will not dis
appoint you. H. LOGAN, City Market.
READ the Sunday Morning News. For sale
at KIEFEERS DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
r pHE popular brands of Faust and Cham-
X paigne liiier.al ways ice cold; give BARBOUR
Prince and Hall streets your order, and he will
deliver the same promptly to any part of the
city.
ONE DOLLAR will buy 3 pslrof good Jean
Drawers, at DAVE 8. GREENDAUM, 24
Whitaker street.
IF YOU live near Barbour deal with him; if
you don't live near Barbour deal with him
anyway, it is all the same; he has choice stock
and fresh goods, aud delivers goods promptly.
BARBOUR, Price and Hall streels.
fpiIERE is everything to Interest you in the
X Sunday Morning News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
KEEP your beds clean for one year by the use
of Edaon’s Bed Bug Killer, 25c. at HVINU
STON’S.
I7?OR CONSUMPTION, catarrh, colds, coughs,
1 bronchitis, hoarseness, asthma, etc., try
Dr. ULMER’S Tincture Sweet Gum and Heart
Leaf.
VISITORS should go on the Coast Line Rail
road. Ask for a ticket to Avondale and
take a view of the surrouudings and buy a lot
for future profits.
PANTS: It will ;>ay you to visit DAVE S.
UREKNBAUM, 21 Whitaker street, and ex
amine his stock of Pants.
I.TREHH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per
fumery. Toilet Articles, Candios, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS & MELL’S.
REMEMRFK everything has been secured so
as we Can carry one hundred thousand
people on the Switchback Railroad this week.
I TOR a floe cigar, a cool glass of beer, any
thing choice in liquors, in fact, almost any
thing that comforts and cheer< and tends to
make “life worth tbe living.” go to J. S. F.
BARBOUR. New Houston and Barnard.
17?NCOURAGE home Industry by purchasing
1 1 P. H. Cotton’s Bath Tubs, Street Lanterns,
Ac., from GEORGE W. ALLEN & Cos., corner
State and Barnard streets; they are superior in
point of construction and finish to anything of
tbe kind 1$ the market.
I> W. MORRISON, known as Bay Morrison,
• colored, the phenomenal falsetto and
mimic. Impersonating the fashionable female,
her foibles and fads charmingly and chast -lv
portrayed. His performance at the De Soto
was grand.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR MEN.—Fine Cloth
ing to order. Call and examine the hand
somest, best and cheapest line of piece goods
samples ever sent out to be made up into stylish,
well fitting garments, at 25 per ceut. below pre
vailing rates, and everything guaranteed. Also
dress sldrte to order, price $lO per naif dezen.
P. G. ME ARA, Tailor, opposite Marshall house,
Savannah, Ga.
MISCKI.LANBOUS.
IPIGKAS has biff bargains in Watches. 11?
r Broughton street.
INEQEAS lias bijf bargains ia Watches. 11*
r Broughton street.
IPKUEAS has big Inducements in plain and
U set Gold Rings, lid Broughton street.
U'EGKAS has fine Gold Spectacles. Eyes ex
r atnioed free of charge. 112 Brouguton
street.
FMSGEA3 will sell yOuVsolid gold Cuff But
ton for $3 iO.
I''KGEAS, you know him don’t you? Yes.
Well that's him who sold me that pretty
watch and engagement ring you admire 1 so
much. Yon take our rloc v there and hare it
fixed, lie is re table. 112 Broughton street.
INEOEAS has a small place, small expenses:
therefore he can sell you Watches, Jewelry
and Spectacles 25 per cent, cheaper thau bU big
brothers, who have to charge you for these ex
penses. whatever they may say about It; they
got to come from your pocket, 112 Broughton
street.
Ij? VERY CONVENIENCE Is found at the
J Swimming Baths; lndiea’ private room,
gentlemen's smoking room, shower baths and
barber shop attached.
DON'T forget the Switch back at Tybee; sure
cure for rheumatism and dyspepsia.
ON YOUR WAY to Thunderbolt, look for
Avondale.
l 1 ALLAOHKKA MARCUS will be on deck for
" T the season to look out for the public safety.
SAVED! Money saved bv buying your Cloth
ing. Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods at
DAVE S. GREEN BAUM, 21 Whitaker street. _
I>ocki tknivks, Stationery, Lamp Goflds,
Tooth Brushes, and Combs and Brushes
reasonable prices at SYMONS X MHI.US.
T OOK AT AVONDALE and see how prettily
12 It is being oleared of underbrush and the
lieautitul avenues. Then reflect and purchase a
lot from JIARMON, WALKER & McHARKIE.
AOTO CRAIG'S BAKERY. 41 East Broad
V T street, for Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Pies.
All of the very best quality fresh daily.
ITRENOH BALBRIGGAN UNDERsH IRTS,’
I any size, 3 for one dollar, at DAVE 8.
QREKNBAUM, 24 Whitaker street.
RESIDENTS nnd strangers in the city desir
ing a superior article of Pin should try the
can’t bend'em; they neither rust, bend or
break. To be had at Mrs. KOLB'S, 114 Brough
ton street.
HUMPHREY’S SPECIFIC REMEDIES, full
line at SYMONS i IIELL’S, West Broad
and Charlton streets.
AVONDALE is bound to build up. Railroad
men buy one or more lots and reap the re
ward of your labor.
SUMMER NECK WE VR in endless varieties.
latest styles Collars arid Cuffs, at DAVE
B. QREKNBAUM, 24 Whitaker street.
rpHESOUTH AWAKENING -Marion, North
A Carolina, is located at tho junction of the
Western North Carolina and the great Charles
ton, Cincinnati and Chicago railroads, 100 miles
west of Salisbury and 42 miles east of Asheville,
and on the south slope of the Iliuc Ridge; there
Is not a more delightful spot under the dome of
heaven to live than tho thriving town of Marion;
from the streets in the distance 12 miles can be
seen Black mountain and Mitchell’s peak, the
loftiest spos east of the Rocky mountains; In the
distance the "Grand Old Roan," Grandfather
Pinnacle, Table Hock, Hawk’s Bill, etc., "stand
like sontinels o’er enchanted land;’’ water 000 l
and sparkling, air pure and halmy, climate un
surpassed; Marion has au altitude of 1,503 feet
above sea level; malaria, blizzards and cyclones
are unknown; neither the biting cold of ttie
North, East or West, or the extreme warm
weather of the South are here, but mild winters
and cool summers, making it not Only a para
diso for pleasure seekers, but a natural sanita
rium for the sick; miuenU.waters of various
kinds are here In abundanoflffree fr all; we are
now offorlng'JOO beautiful..WtAl Inflated lots in
Mt. Ida Bark Addition adjoining Marion; these
lots are all on a gentle slope and command a
splendid view of Marion and the surrounding
country, and are now being sold for the ex
treme low price of $5 to til). These prices will
only last until the completion of tne 3 C's,
which will be about the first of June, when
prices will at least lie doubled; lots adjoining
this addition that were sold for 820 four months
ago are now being sold for S4O and sso;a gentle
man from Savannah who invested $t 2> in Mar
ion dirt less than two months ago has refused a
bona fide offer of $1,0p0; how is that for invest
ment? come thou and do likewise; talk with
those who have been on the ground. Maps can
lie seen and further Information can he had by
applying at our offleo. HARMON, WALKER &
MoHARRIE, Real Estate, 158 Broughton street.
Arrival trance medium, mrs. dr.
BALDWIN, late of New York, clairvoyant
and trance medium; born with a double veil
and wonderful gift of second sight; has the
power of any two mediums you ever met; tells
your entire life, past, present and future, in a
dead trance, every hidden mystery revealed;
ti lls the name of your future busbaml or wife,
and tells whether the one you loye Is true or
false; tells you ail your business affairs with
utmost truth; gives adyiofltton divorce, con
tested wills, speculations, etc.; tells your life
from the cradle to the grave; positively no Im
position; reveals everything. Understands the
science of the "Persian and Hindoo magic,” or
ancient charming, and prepares Egyptian talis
mans, w hich will overcome your enemies, re
move family troubles, restore lost, affections,
make mal-riage with the one you love no fail
ure; removes evil influences aud bad habits;
*5 ,000 challenge to any medium or fortune
teller who can excell her In her wonderful rev
elations of the past, present and future events
of persons’ lives Cures witchery, fits, drunk
enness, ail female diseases and weaknesses,
and all long-standing and mysterious
diseases. All who are in sickness or in trouble;
all whose fond hopes have been blasted, ami
wtio have been deceived and disappointed
through the faiise predictions of others, before
giving up in despair, are invited to call and be
convinced of the true statements of the above
without de'ay. N. B.—Letters with stamps an
swered. Cut this out as It will not appear
every day. P. B.—Rend for one of MRS. BALD
WIN’S circulars with full description of the
differ-nt charms for uniting the separated,
causing speedy marriage, etc., good luck, etc.
Residence No. 88 Abercorn street, Savannah,
Ga. Office hours from 9 a. m.. to 3 p. in., strict.
N, B.—This is MRS. BALDWIN'S first visit.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAVsT
ff asWngi Warf Propßrly
.A.t -A-iiction.
A Large House ad Vacant Ground
in the Eastern Section.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court nouse, during the usual
hours of sale, on TUESDAY, May 6tb, 1890.
Portion of lot No. 19, Washington ward, and
the improvement*, consisting of a three-story
brick house on the south side of Bryan street,
between East Broad and Houston streets. The
lot has a frontage of thirty-four feet on Bryan
and runs through to St. Julian street, upon
which latter street there is sufficient room to
build another dwelling. This is excellent
renting property—the house contains eleven
rooms, water an l stable in the yard. The lot Is
fee simple. Terms cash.
EXCURSIONS.
—GRAND EXCURSiON—
THE OCEAN!
Passing Fort Oglethorpe, Fort
Pulaski and Tybee,
TUESDAY, APRIL 29,
By Steamer Bellevue.
Leaving wharf foot Drayton street 3 o'clock
sharp,.
Fare 50 cents for the round trip
OKUttSAJfir MKJJICTNKS.
The Boss Corn Varnish
CURES Corns, Warts and Bunions. No knife.
No cutting. No plain. Sure cure or uo piay.
Sold by all druggists.
J. C. MIMS& CO., Proprietors,
SAVANNAH, GA#
AUCTION SALBS FUTURE DATS.
F, A. FRIERSON, Auctioneer
OPEISTINO
Auction Sale
OF
CITY LOTS!
TALLAPOOSA, Cl,
(1,200 feet above Sea Level),
Monday and Tuesday,
APRIL 28th AND 29th, 1891).
Free Rhode Mine Clara Bake.
The first great auction sale of city lot* la
Tallapoosa. Ga.. will bo held on the above dales,
at which time this company will guarantee ia
its bonds ami deeds the completion aud opera
tion of 20 manufacturing industries, employing
1,200 hands, now under construction, including
Iron Furnace, Glass Works, three Cotton Mills#
Furniture Factories, Wagon Factories, etc., all
secured in the last twenty weeks.
Tallaitoosa has now S.iXW population, electrlo
lights In operation, water works contracted for,
no indebtedness, free schools, over 100 house*
under construction or contracts 1 for, finest
mineral water in the South, a company formed
to build a hotel of *SO rooms, and tho Georgia,
Tennessee and Illinois Railroad Company guar
anteed to begin work within sixty days on 1 heir
North and Soutu road, crossing at Tallaixiosa.
Tallapsosn has now in oik-ration and building
manufacturing industries that will employ
iioarlv 2d 0 bands, assuring a populption of
from 5,000 to 10,000.
Property will be sold at the sale absolutely
without reserve, to the highest hldd r, ana
prices will range very low, com pared to develop
ment. It is the policy of the company to keep
prices as low as possible, to insure the buyer a
large profit.
Over 200 bushels of clams and lobsters brought
direct from Rhode Island will be served free tol
the hungry public. .
Special Rates oa All Railroads.
A special train will leave Atlanta each nsorox
lng at 8 o’clock for Tallapoosa, and return!
arriving in Atlauta at 9p. u. Fare for round
trip sl.
Those looking for real estate laves* mentSy
based on actual and guaranteed
should not fall to attend this sale.
Tallapoosa Land, Miaiag and MTg Cos.
EIGHT HEAD FINE COWS, MILK
WAGON, ETC.
AT AUCTION J
Laßoche & McLaughlin,
AUCTIONEERS*
Will sell on WEDNESDAY, 30th April, 1890, afj
11 o’clock on the premises, “The Blatz Place.’*!
corner Lovers lauo and Waters road.
t Splendid Large COWS.
2 WAGONS.
1 Very Fine HORBE.
1 MULE.
Lot HARNESS, FARMING
Etc., Etc.
This is a good chance for any one with a
small amount of money to step right into a,
good paying business. We will also Include th*>
milk route which has a splendid class of cus*
tomers.
LOT
Southeast Cor. Drayton and York St Lang
At Auction.
On TUESDAY, May 6th, 1890, at 11 o’clock, be*
fore the Court House,
Laßoche & McLaughlin,
Auctioneers and Real Estato Dealers^
WILL SELL
That most desirably located lot, being one of)
the best corners for bar and grocery business iai
the city. We would like to cell attention to thsl
fact that this lot is located immediately be-:
tween the new court house and government,
building, which makes it a most desirably stancS
for for any class of business
Receiver’s Sale of Valu*
able Property.
I. D. Laßoche S Son, Autioneers.
Under and by virtue of a decree granted by th
Chatham Superior Court, we will sell at Auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder before the
court house iloor during the usual hours o S
sale on TUESDAY, the 6th day of May. 1890.
Lot No. 1< and the west five feet of Lot No. 13,
Cummings ward, same being on Third street,
between Abercorn and Lincoln streets, measure
iDg 85 feet bv , containing a five-room dwell
ing with outhouses
i. drayton Laroche,
r Chance for a Good Invest
ment on Easy Terms!
Rowland & Myers, Auctioneers,
Will sell on TUESDAY, May the 6tb, at the
Court House,
Three nice lots 80x108 each, situated on the
north side of Walilburg street, b-tween Cuyler
and Cemetery streets. This is a splendid renting
property, and affords a good opportunity to
those or small means for investment. Terms—
One third cash, balance in one or tiro year*
with 7 per cent, interest.
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