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A LECTURE ON TIGHT SHOES.
foma information Respecting the De
ceases They Cause.
Brooklyn, N. Y., May 3.—The igno
rance of many women concerning their own
bodies is something appalling. In a letter
accompanying some perfect and brilliant
German translations, the writer adds the
following postscript to her beautiful writ
ten letter. “I see that you are quite enthu
siastic about all hygienic matters, and I
should be very grateful if you will tell me,
if in your opinion a snug shoe—not to put
too fine a point on it —a shoe somewhat
small for the foot, shou'd produce a chronic
headache? This may seem to you a very
silly question, and in order to acquit myself
in your eyes of such a lack of common
sense, I will add that I do not think the two
extremities, the head and tbe feet, have an/
thing in common with each other. But I
have a maiden aunt who is a radical on all
subjects, and who insists that the slight
cramping of my feet induces the headache
from which 1 suffer ail tbe time. Tbe fact
is I have ugly feet, and only by the greatest
care can I make a respectable appearance in
society.”
I wish I could say this communication
capped the climax of my experience in
phy-iological ignorance. But it doesn’t.
Still it is a little unusual for a woman so
talented in all intellectual directions to be
in such utter darkness in regard to her own
cbysical make-up. Now, 1 heartily wish
that those of my readers who are not aware
of the relations existing between the feet
and other parts of the body would make a
business of reading up on this subject. Five
minutes would suffice to give them a genu
ine surprise. Look for instance at the
termination and ramifications of the sciatic
nerve. Think of a constant pressure upon
this nerve, to say nothing of the other im
portant and very sensitive nerves of the
feet. Sufferers from acute sciatica have been
driven mad by the pain, and their agony
and insanity [have been traced in many
caces to tight shoes. Tight and ill-Stting
shoes are one of the most common causes of
sciatica. Tbe sciatic nerve is not always
involved in the cases of tight shoes. The
pressure upon other nerves, communicating
with the complicated networks, produces tie
headache from which so mahy suffer. The
pinching of corns and bunions which tight
shoes have produced, have been known to
develop dyspepsia ar.d the most aggravat
ing uterine diseases. Now, this is plain
talk ,but it is as true as the gospel. If the e
was anything gained by wearing shoes too
small for the feet—if the feet really looked
better in a tight boot than in a boot that
fitted it comfortably—there would be one
compensation to the vain in the destruction
of health. But look at an enlarged joint in
a too small shoe. Can thet e be anything
more hideously ugly? And no one can
cramp the feet for ar.y length of time with
out this enlargement. The constant effort
of the foot to spread out somewhere and
obtain relief iVoin its martyrdom of kid
brings all the nerves into unwanted, unnec
essary and feverish action, and thejeffect of
this action Is felt in every other nerve in
the body. All the relief that can he
had by hard squeezing and pushing on the
part of thase abominably abused organs,
will be obtained, and so the joints will pro
trude, and corns and bunions appear, and
the whole physical structurebedemoralizod
in consequence. There is no help for it.
The woman who insists upon so squeezing
her feet is always more or less of an invalip.
If I could only make my friends aware that
a well-fitting, comfortable shoe looks better
than a too-small shoe, I should feel that
I had not lived in vain. A shoe that
accommodates the joints that have
been enlarged by means of tight foot gear
will necess'.rily retain its shape. There will
be no knobs at the sides, and no swellings oil
the toes to make the feet hideous. Then, a
a shoe the proper size will, after awhile,
cure or at least modify the unwholesome,
ugly and health-destroying sores and swell
ings. A fashionable lady, with three corns
on one foot and a terribly enlarged and in
flamed joint on the other, told me that she
always bought two pairs of walking and
visiting boots a week, because after a third
wearing the boots became so stretched that
the impress of her various pedal deform
ities were unpleasantly conspicuous. This
society belle did not even give her feet a
chance to take a little comfort from the
room they had made for themselves by the
hardest kind of bard work.
“Whatdo you do with the boots you dis
card?” I inquired, thinking there would
be a bonanza here for some working girl
whose feet were smaller than the million
aire’s wife.
“Oh,” she laughed, “I turn them right
over to my maid. She gives some of them
away to her friends, I suppose, but the fun
of it is, her feet are a full size larger than
mine, but she don’t mind as long as they
look pretty.” Comment is unnecessary.
For tuose of my readers who prefer ill
ness to large feet, I have a last argument.
A foot out of proportion to the body is no
longer considered beautiful. A little foot
with an arched instep on a woman who
weighs 150 to 300 pounds is not a mark of
distinction. Fashion now has come out
for a foot that does not show enlarged joints
and unsightly bunches.;,Common sense and
hygiene nave come to the rescue, and fash
ion has been obliged to bend her stiff and
silly neck, and help to issue the proclama
tion. Cramped feet have gone out
with cramped waists, and heaven be
praised, Eleanor Kirk.
Number One.
Attractive neckwear is something all are
in search of. In the matter of neckwear
tastes are as different as the styles are
numerous, and in our aim to gratify every
taste we have selected a stock of such
variety as offers a choice to every one. You
will find our stock rich in all the latest
styles and novelties, while including always
the favorito styles that never go out of
fashion. We are confident that we can suit
you in every respect in the purchase of
neckwear, and in this statement we include
price, which is always fair and reasonable.
Appel & Schaul.
One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Men’s
Furnishers. — Adv.
Number Iwa
Working Clothes—Every season seems to
see improvement in the style of the cloth
ing designed for working wear. The ques
tion of strength is still a foremost one, but
side by side comes the question of fit and
style. Our large stock of working clothes
is fully represeutive of the most improved
methods of manufacture, and in its strength
of matei ial, stability of work, neatness of
Patterns and easy fit, leaves nothing to be
desired. We look to every one of these
Points in buying for you, and can say fear
lessly that for equivalent low prices none
"an compete with us in this largo and ira
pori unt department of our business. Appel
w •'ehaul, one-prico clothiers, hatters and
men's furnisher?. —Adv.
Number Three.
Dress Suits—Why is it that so many
men look uncomfortable in a dress suit? It’s
because they are uncomfortable. Because
the clothes don’t set right, don’t accommo
a'e themselves to the figure, and so fail of
'bet home comfort feeling which is the
Central of good clothing. This is all
‘ O! 'S- Come to us and we will prove it to
, u .''giving yon a dress suit which shall
8 m like an old friend from the word “go.”
Knn, C ’ Uarantea com fort in our suits in the
way as we guarantee quality and low
, ,‘ c The gua. anteo will wear as well as
too. Appel & Schaul, one
pr-ce clothiers, hatters and men’s furnish
—Adv.
“Did You Observe It?”
H. Levy & Bro.’s 1 cal advertisement
10 another Column.-Adr.
Where is the me of paying S3O for a suit
.. J a y ° u caa 8t just as good for #ls at
Hou "' l,B
cheap advertising.
ONE CENFa WORD.
APVrrRTTSKifE.'frS. K Word, *
mon, in this column inserted for GXE
car 7 A WUiW, Cash ynAdoLcJeZcA
insertion.
Everybody who has any ,cant to su-rplv,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure,- intUed.an y wish
t-o gratify, should advertise in this column.
PKBSOSAL.
1 BULL STREET is headquarters in Savan-
f 1 for Photographs. $2 pays for one
dozen LabineUand $2 50 pays for one dozen
and one extra in 8x!0 gilt frame. Twenty-five
years in tbe business. J. N. WILSON.
OH! OH! OH! KATE, did you see those new
pretty photograph outfits tha:
LAtNEY & GOEBEL just got in. from the
ce.ebrated “Kodack" to the schoolboy outfit
and all so cheap? Besides, they give you full
instructions free! and you Snow they are the
leading photographers. No trouble, lots of fun
and little cost. I have one; all the boys and
girls are getting one.
TWO DOLLARS pays tor one dozen Fine
Cabinet Photographs: one extra in eight by
ten gilt frame, with cord and nad, 50c. SAVAN
NAH PHOTO GO.. 142 Broughton.
pERSONALF
TO THE PUBLIC:
FAUST BEER HAS WON THE rOIYXAR
FAVOR ON ITS HONEST MERITS ALONE.
No Chinese tom tom beating nor theatricals re
quired to sell this worid-renowned beverage.
Any tyro can tell its superiority at once. Note
the blue-striped keg and call for it. and every
dealer who i< satisfied with a reasonable profit
w ill be glad to sell it to you, as it stamps him at
once as a fair minded, honest tradesman.
_ GEO. MEYER,
Wholesale Dealer.
MARRY— Marriage paper and particulars of
marriage association that pm sro to
$5,000 tree. GUNNEL’S MONTHLY, Toledo,
Ohio. ’
READ Mns. Dn. BALDWIN'S advertisement
on this page.
"PERSONAL.—If you wish pure baking p w-
X der, use TURPIN’S Pure Cream Tartar
and Soda Baking Powder. Ask your grocer for
a sample.
TO WALL PAPER MEN-You can s-rve
your interest by buying your wail paper
from McOILLIS & RUSTIN. They do a larce
business iu paper and are prepared to save >on
money.
IjMNE HORSES - 2 pair Black Carriage Horses,
2pairGra3’s, 1 pair Bays, 1 big style extra
goereombination, number of extra nice single
drivers and work animnls. All kinds of mules.
GUIL JAKTIN <£ MEHRTENS, Boarding and
Sale Stables.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING iu this column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
I) EAD the Sunday Morning News. For sale
V at KIEFFER’S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
MR. JAMES W. MAURICE, the Tinner, has
returned to stay. All orders for tin and
iron job work and repairs attended to promptly.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send orders to 217
West Broad street. •
MERCHANTS’ WEEK was a big one for Sa
vannah. Merchants came from all oivr
the country and wnlle here called at MoGILLIS
& KUSTIN’S and left their orders for furniture,
convinced a-* to tbe best place and cheapest,
too. to place their orders.
I HOARDING 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 GULL MARTIN & MKHRTENS.
Telephone 851.
tUHERE is everything to interest }-ou in the
X Sunday Mousing News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
TO THE PEOPLE OP SAVANNAH—If you
have any furniture to buy, any matting,
oil cloths, window shades, lace curtains, ladies’
writing desks, parlor rockers, lounges, exten
sion tables, sideboards or chiffoniers call on
McGillis & Rustin, from whom you can buy
them cheaper than anywhere else. They have
the stock and are determined to sell, if prices
can be made inducements. Cali and get our
prices and exercise your best judgment as to
the best place for you to patronize. McGILLIS
& RUSTIN*
IIELI* WANTED.
W ANTED, colored boy. No. 30 Williamson
II street.
Y \ ’ ANTED, a settl -d whit- woman to do light
v * housework at 47 East Broad street.
\\T ANTED, four or five goo 1 carpenters] Ap
i i pij' to O. V. GATES, 105 Congress street.
YX7ANTED, woman for housework, and"assist
It in cooking; white or colored. 57 York
street.
\\T ANTED, a good cook; references required,
v i Apply southeast corner Abereorn end
Bolton.
X\T ANTED, boy to learn grocery business;
i must be quick at figures and write a good
hand. D. B, LESTER.
YVTANTED, a bright, honest boy about J 6
i T years old: must come well recommended.
State references. Address NOVICE, this office.
ALTMAYER & CO. require smart cusb boys;
also tidy youths for their wrapping depart
ment. Apply Monday 9a. m.
YTirANTED, a cook and housegirl to go to
T T White Bluff for the summer; either white
or colored. G. H. REMSHART, 150QJ Jones
street.
DRUGS. —Wanted, immediately, a competent
clerk. Address DRUGS, care Morning
News.
NTRY CLERK VVANTED in
libuse. Must bo quick and correct at
figures. One with experience in dry goods pre
ferred. Address p. O. Box 88, city.
\\T ANTED, a young lady and young man to
v V solicit, salary $2 50 per day; must furnish
food reference and small cash d-posit. SIMON
HEPPAKD, 89J4 Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
IST ANTED, a young tnan for office work and
V V collector. Must know something of book
keeping. Address, stating salary expected,
EMPLOYMENT, this olfice
WANTED, a practical florist, due who is not
afraid to work, and understands bis bus
iness thoroughly, to manage a nursery, green
house and out door work. Apply at CONCOR
DIA PARK, Savannah, Ga.
BOOKKEEPER wanted for large mercantile
house. Must be fully competent with
double entry and bring first-class references
Address, with particulars, ‘‘TRIAL BALANCE,”
care Morning News.
AGENTS 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. WORTH, 54 Beeckman street,
New York city. ,
\Vf ANTED, detectives. We want a man in
1 1 every locality to act as private detectives
under our instructions. Send stamp for par
t eulars. MERCHANT DETiCCTIVE AGENCY,
3X9 North Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn.
rVO gentlemen, ore possessing the art of
persuasion and who is well acquainted with
business men, to solicit investors for new Sa
vannah enterprise of undoubted merit; the
other a first-class canvasser. Liberal compen
sation to the right men. Call at room 2, third
floor. 125 Congress street.
ALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE—A few good
men to sell our goods bv 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, lii.
~\\7 ANTED, good bookkeeper in a first-class
YY retail grocery store, one that has some
influence and willing to sell goods when not
engaged on books; good wages paid to the right
man, and no others need apply. Address fl.,
this office.
EM PLO Y M ENT IVANTED.
\I T ANTED, by a young white boy. situation
YY of any kind. Apply at 202 Bryan street.
YITANTED, a position as bookkeeper by ei-
YY perieaced accountant. Address A. 8.,
MorniDg News.
TTIOLIN TUITION.-Will take a few select
Y pupils in any grade of music, or school, 20
years musical experience. Testimonials and
references. PROF! H. FULLER, Ludden &
Bates, city.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MAY 4,1590---TWELVE PAGES.
ROOMS WANTED.
TAT ANTED, to rent a nicely furnished room.
> State terms. Address X. Y. Z., care
Morning News.
\\’ANTED—Two rooms, partly furnished.
* * Apply "Jl. 6.,” this paper. Price must
be moderate.
W” ANTED, forfourorfive months,a mediura
goods. Address, stating rent of same, MAY,
care Morning News.
MUCJtLLAJIItOIJI A AHTS.
\TT ANTED, small central office, or desk room.
* v H., News office.
BOARD WANTED per month, by gentleman.
State price. “ TANARUS., Morning Sews office.
\\’ ANTED, you to read Mrs. Dr. BALDWIN'S
T v advertisement on this page.
W’’ANTED, to pi.rcuaae a good w-eond-hand*
v secretary. S. M. GIBSON, care Jlour
Bros.
\T 'AGON, one horse, spring seat, goo 1 order;
v state where to be seen and bottom cash
figure. Address STURTS.
YT/’ANTED, good board in private familv by
* v two gentlemen. State terms. Address
PERMANENT, care Morning News.
TT T ANTED, everybody to know that Wimpy
' * & Tart, at corner Whitaker and Hull, are
making picture frames to order on short notice.
IOAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS, German
-2 American and Southern Mutual stock
wanted by SALOMON OOH N.
\\T ANTED, Metropolitan and other Loan A
* aociation stocks. Loan negotiated. C. P,
MILLER, 131 Congress.
"YTTANTED, everybody to know that you can
* get three i air of good Jeans Drawers for
one dollar, at DAVE S. GRr.ENBAU.MS, 24
Whitaker street.
IU ANTED, to be. known that the Vandergrift
* * 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 Purs.'streets, or at 20V*
Stewart street by JOHN VOLLMAR. Agent.
—r -irwrvwi ■■■■m i m ■ ii wan ■i^ia—t
ROOMS TO RENT.
ROOMS to rout. Apply 104)4 Habersham
i street.
TT-MI KENT, handsome furnished room; - No.
A 11 York street.
’V'EATLY FURNISHED south room, second
IN door: privilege of both. 147 Perry street.
Ij'Oß RENT, furnished c orns to gentlemen at
No. 11 Broughton street.
IT OK RENT, a flat of 4 rooms, with water and
X bath. 33 Jefferson street.
TTOR RENT, one half of house, suitable for
A small f .ndly. Apply IP9 York street
N EAR PARK, front room, southern exposure,
with board; hot and cold water bath; two
gentlemen, SOO. Box 43, this office.
VPARTMKNTS to rent, corner New Houston
and A bercorn streets. Apply at store, cor
ner New Houston and Abercom streets.
IARGE ROUM, southern exposure,with good
J board, at KM South Broad street. Also
table b card at reasonable rates.
I TOR Rl NT, a flat of rooms, furnished or tin
furnished, to suit parties wanting, with
bath. Possession given immediately, 41 York
street.
TTORRENT, neatly furnished rooms, with all
P m dern conveniences; terms reasonable.
43 York street.
r l' O RENT, elegant flat of five rooms fronting
A square. Terms reasonable. Address “IM-
this office,
I TOR RENT, a flat of five rooms with bath:
centrally located. Address C. E. R„ this
office.
’YTTCG southern rooms, furnished, with or
J.N without board, with use batb, at 180
Broughton street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR HEN C.
I TOR RENT, small house on Jones street, east
of Price. J. E. FULTON, 8 Drayton street,
ITOR RENT, a small house. Apply 04 Brough
-1 ton street.
I TOR RENT, house No. 25 Broughton street,
from June Ist, 1890. P. J. OVONNOR.
RESIDENCE second fiotir north of William
son on West Broad street; now vacant. W.
J. HARTY.
I TOR RENT, house on Drayton street, near
Y’ork lane. Immediate possession. C. P.
MILLER
17’OIi RENT, nice house corner Tattnall and
Harr.s streets; modern improvements.
D. B. LESTER.
Ij'Oß RENT, dwelling No. 132 State street, in
first-class order. Possession given imme
diately. AG. GUERARD, Battersby Building.
I TOR RENT, six-room bouse. Apply to WM.
' BOUIIAN, coruer of Huntingdon and Mer
cer streets.
ITOlt RENT, bouse 17! Hall street. For terms
apply to GORDON WOODRUFF, care Heidt
& Slater.
FOR RENT, that two-story residence south
west corner Ne v Hou toll and Lincoln
streets. Rent l iw. to a desirable tenant. Apply
to PETEK R ILLY’, 28 Drayton street.
I,"'ROM June Ist. nine room house in Bacon
I block, Duffy and Abereorn streets. All
modern improvements. Furniture and Carpets,
all new, for sale with house. 79 Duffy street.
1 TOR RE- TANARUS, two dwelling bouses, just com
' fleted, corner of Henry and Whitaker
streets. Apply to the undersigned. Q. W.
OWENS. 113 Bay street.
I TOR RENT, two small cottages on the salts,
one at W hite Bluff, and on - at Thunderbolt,
with ab nit one acre of ground to eacb. Apply
to PETEK REILLY, 28 Draytou street
I TOR RENT—House No. fflhj York street, be
tween Lincoln and Habersham, six (6)
rooms and attic, bath room aDd water closet.
House just put in thorough repair and re
painted. Splendid location. Will rent perma
nently to a good tenant. Apply on premises.
JTOR RENT, cottage house 95 Wald burg
X 8 street, fourth from Drayton; also, ten-room
house, newly finished, between Bull and Dray
ton ; possession given immediately. For par
ticulars apply to THUS. BUWDEN, 214 Brough
ton street.
ITOR KENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
-1 ing. now temporarily used as the Count y
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.
FOKKKN T M IbCLLLANEOUE
PMNE ventilated s able for rent with two
stalls, harness closet, water, and room
enough for three or four vehicles. Apply at
APPEL & SCHAUL'S.
ITOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
' meriy occupied by Artesian loe Company.
Apply to F. ti. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News
FOR SALE.
T' WO SHARES of Excelsior Loan stock for
sale cheap. Address CHEAP, this office
TTOR SALE, One Thousand Window Shades.
I Must be sold. C. P. MILLER, Congress
street.
ITOR SALE, small but complete outfit for
manufacturing rubber stamps; will sell for
815. cost S3O. J. 11., this office.
ITOR SALE, one share Savannah Improve
ment Company's stock, 6th installment
paid. J. R.. News office,
ITOR SALE, two shares of Excelßior Loan
Stock. Address M., this office. A bar
gain.
JjdOß SALE, 25 paid up installments in Des-
J Douillons’ Watch Club. EOLOLA, News
office.
CC. C. C. cures Catarrh. Bronchitis and
• Asthma. For sale by SOLOMONS & CO.,
Druggists, Market square and 92 Bull street.
FOR SALE, five shares Excelsior Loan Com
pany: paid up to date. Apply to TOWNS
END, 86 Bryan street.
ITOR SALE, a few desirable cheap lots, that
1 owner will sell at sacrifice. C. P. MILLER,
Real Estate Dealer.
MILKERS South Carolina Milkers and
Springers. GUILMAKTIN &. MEHR
TINS, Boarding and Sale Stabiee.
ITOR BALE—Two fine lots on Third avenue,
' between Bull and Drayton streets. HAR
MON, WALKER A McHAERIE, real estate,
156 Broughton street.
fTOR SALE, one 17-foot yacht madeT~of
’ cypress, only two years old. In perfect
order; a fast sailer and a good ona; cheap.
Apply at CONNEBATS WOOD YARD.
FOR SALE.
I "nor SALECHEAP—
Oariet, Mattress, Window Shades. Table,
Ottomans. Baby Carriage, quarter ton CoaL
Apply Second Story, 67 lYesid-nt.
ITOH SALE, very desirable brick residence;
P southwest corner Jones and Abereoru
streets: all modern improvements. With little
expense outhouse would make a first-class drug
or grocery store. Apply to H. J. SUTCLIFFE,
58 Bay street-
(”1 OLDEN OIL will cure all pains. For sale
T by L. C. STRONG. Druggist, Bull street.
' CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn
*) ing News. Be sure aud read it. For sale
at MLLLKYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
'T'RY TURPIN’S pure Cream Tartar and Soda
X Baking Powder. For sale by all first -class
grocers. Every can guaranteed.
fTOR SALK, burses and mules cheap, and on
reasonable terms. JNO. E. DOWLING.
I* CENTS—Rubber Garden Hose just received;
O Iron Clad and Cotton Hose, cheap. NEID
LINGEK A RABUN. _ _
C CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Moan
• I Inc. News. Be sure aud read it. For sale
at MULLKYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
IT OR SALE. 150, OCO feet galvanized wire poul
. try netting at Now York wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack
sonville, Fla.
" STRAY ED.
CTRAYED, light sorrel Texas Mare, light
kT mane and tail, star in forehead; mare is in
good order. Last seen on the Bee road Note v
AUGUST’S DAIRY Farm, same road, or Guil
raartin & Mehrtens’ atables.
PORT.
IOST. white and liver-colored Setter Bitch
J named "Bill.” Leather collar with bailee
number 111. on neck. Rswaed ’ r returned to
JOHN D. THOMSON. 7ly Tut’nail street
TOST, gold cuff button, probably on Liberty
J street: finder will b rewarded if returned
toCHAS. L. LONDON. t the Little DeSoto Bar
ber shop.
BOARDING.
ONE or two gentlemen can obtain board,
neatly furnished south room, at 149 Perry
street.
A MARRIED couple and a few gentlemen
tv can find rooms and hoard 119 Perry street,
second door east of Bull street.
Board in the mountains.—Deiigbtmi
board in the mountain-ot' Virginia. Large
lawn, plenty of shade, milk and fresh vegeta
bles. Addre-s Mrs J. STuCKLUS, Rio, Allen
dale county, Virginia Reference: Rev. Robb
White, Savannah, Ga.
SHINGLES.
TJSE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 5 and 6
U inches wide, at 37tkc , and 87V4e. per
bundle cash: prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURING COMPANY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS only $1 50 per
dozen at £55 Montgomery street. LOOMIS
& BABCOCK.
DON’T FORGET THE SEASIDE PAVILION,
Tybee.
1 UCriON SALE. Monday, at 131 Congress
1 V street, fine Oak Suit,etc., will be sold. C.
P. MILLER. Auctioneer.
(t O TO Craig’s. 43 East. Broad street, for your
.T bread and rolls, the best in Savaunah, or
lave them delivered at your house fresh every
day. Also, cakes aud pies of the very best
quality. Picnics and parties supplied.
TIIE WOMAN who knows a good article when
she sees it should go to BARBOUR'S GRO
CKRY, Price and Hal! stree a.
NEEDLES of a',l kinds. Thread, Scissors, and
all kinds of parts for repairs, at the
WHEELER & WILSON OFFICE, at 199 Brough
ton street.
UOME SEEKERS, see the adveriis nient ot
M. J. SOLOMONS of the Duffy street
house. It will just suit you, because easy terms
can be made.
Gi REAT BARGAINS iu Crockery, Glassware,
< Tinware, Toilet and Fanev Goods may bo
found at GRAHAM'S Bargain Stop;, 145 Ander
son street, corner Whitaker. You hr - invited
to inspect their goods at their 5 and 10 cent
counters.
r pHE perfume of PORTER'S ISONDIOA is
X much nicer than the natural odor of the
tieost. Catch on, buys? BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
SWIMMING BATH.—Ten years added to your
life ty going to tbe Art isiau Buiouur Baths
and plunging into the beautiful pool. Fathers
and mothers cau send their children and depend
on their being in good company; objectionable
p rsons not admitted.
CSLOTIIING, can be bought for little money:
J also the latest stylet in Gant*’ Kelt and
Straw Hats, Summer Neckwear. Collars and
Cuffs, Silk, Flannel, and Sateen Shirts, best one
dollar White Dross Shirt in tbe city at DAVE S.
OKEENBAUM’S, 24 Wbitaker street.
I TREE Clam Chowder to-day. SEASIDE
PAVILION, Tybee. .
DID the boys catch on my last ad.? If not,
look again and see where tbe fun comes
in: Isondigathe best. BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
MRS. ROSSIGNOL is still canvassing for the
Memoir or Life of Jefferson Davis, by
Mrs. Davis, the only work of the Kind author
ized by her. I am empowered by h rto make
this statement. This memoir of tbe great
statesman, by the loving band of bis wife,
must take its place in the archives of the na
tion. AU sensible men north aad south must
read it.
VT TYBEE.—The Seaside Pavilion having
been thoroughly renovated, will be run in
first-class style as a family resort. Reasonable
prices by day, week, month. Fish dinners and
suppers a specialty. Free clam chowder Sun
day. J. C. TOSHACH.
IAOCKETKNIVES, Stationery, Lamp Goods,
Tooth Brushes, and Combs and Brushes at
reasonable prices at SYMONS & MELLS.
/ T.OO') news for the afflicted.—Medical.—That
VI Dr. GRAHAM is performing wonderful
cures on the following diseases, viz.: Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Biliousness, Blood Poison, Blood
Taints, Venereal Diseases. Rheumatism,Coughs,
Female Colds, Weak Backs, Painful Catame
nia, all cases of Catalepsy, or Protean Ma ad v,
ete., etc. Full supply of pure Botanical Medi
cines at their esianlhtnnent, 145 Anderson
street, corner Whitaker.
YX r E WILL offer this week at lowest prices
* v bargains in all kinds of furniture, viz:
Fine Parlor Suites, Nice Bo I room Sets, Bureaus,
Mattn-ases. Springs, Bedsteads, Pictures, latest
styles in Mirrors, Clocks, Toilet Sets, Shoves,
Wardrobes, Refrigerators, Chairs, lie ks.
Crockery, Water Coolers, Tables and all kinds
ofhousefurnish ngs. Mattresses made over by
new process, upholstering done, all kinds of
furniture repaired; satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see us before going elsewhere. E.M-.
PIKE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
SWIMMING BATH.—Clennliness is next to
C* godliness, therefore take a good swim in
tbe Artesian Baths r n Liberty stro-t. It makes
your children healthy. Send them.
A RBIVAL TRANCE MEDIUM, MRS. DR.
xX 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 Ufe, past, present and future, in a
dead trance, every hidden mystery revealed;
Ulls the name of your future husband or wife,
and tells whether the one vou love is true or
false; tells you all your businese affairs with
utmost truth; gives advice on 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 Egyptiau talis
mans, which will overcome your enemies, re
move family troubles, restore lost affeotioni,
make marriage with th# one you love no fail
ure; removes evil influences and bad habits;
$5,000 challenge to any medium or fortune
teller who can exoell her in her wonderful rev
elations of the past, present and future events
of persona’ lives. Cures witchery, fits, drunk
enness, all female diseases and
and all long-standing and mysterioua
diseases. All who are in sickness or in trouble:
all whose fond hopes have been blasted, aud
wbo have been deceived and disappointed
through tbe false predictions of others, before
giving up in despair, are Invited to call and be
convinced of tne true statements of the above
without delay. N. B.— Letters with stamps an
swered. Cut this out os it will not appear
everyday. P. B—Send for one of MRS. BALD
WIN’S circulars with full description of tbe
different charms for uniting the separated,
causing speedy marriage, etc., good luck, etc
Residence No. 38 A bercorn street. Savannah,
Ga. Office hours from 9 a, m., to 9 p. m., strict,
N. B.—This is MRS. BALDWIN’S first visit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIDN'T FORGET the best of Beers are kept at
SEASIDE PAVILION, Tybee.
STRAWBERRIES at GARDNER’S. Bull
street, Monday morning
ffHE PLACE TO LUNCH while shopping.
A Hot coffee and a sandwich 5 cents. Corner
Whitaker and President streets.
ITRF.E—Ask your grocer for a sample of TTR-
I PIN'S Pure Cream Tartar and Soda Baking
Powder.
DON’T FOROET THE SEASIDE PAVILION,
Tybee.
INHERE is everything to interest vou in tbe
Sunday Mornixo News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets.
BEST Meal on Tybee, 50 cents. SEASIDE
PAVILION, Tybee.
I'DaCST. Champagne and all other popular
! brands of beer at BARBOUR'S GROCERY,
Price and Hall streets.
VIOTICE.—LF.M DAVIS has removed his
i\ Barlier Shop to 34 Broughton street, oppo
site Marshall house.
KEEP your beds clean for one year by using
Edison's Bed Bug Killer. 25c. At LIVING
STOICS.
Y>E PREPARED to get a bottle of Lightning
X> Toothache Drop* for 25 cents when you
have toothache.
OWIMMING BATH—If you are feeling tired
kb and languid, take a good swim in tbe Arte
sian Sulphur Hath on Liberty street Let your
boys ana girls learn to swim
FRESH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per
funiery. Toilet Articles. Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMUNS <N MELL’S,
DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday's issue of
the Morning News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Pnoe streets.
Choice strawberries at cooper’s, 28
Wbitaker street
rOMMF.KCIAL HOUSE, the best moderate
priced bouse in tbe city for visitors. No.
158 Bryan street; back of Market
DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday’s issue of
the Moh.nino News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUU STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
J GMNEBT Bathing Suits on Tybee at SEASIDE
' PAVILION. Tybee.
J FRESH STB VV.HEKK
WM. G.COOPER’S, 28 Wbitaker street.
'Y r Ki ESSAIUES. —Delicacies and luxuries of
il all kinds at HARBOUR'S GROCER Y, Price
and Hall streets.
DRINK PINEAPPLE GEM, the success of
the age. Frosted Cream Soda. Orange
ala Mode. Pineapple Bon Bon, Pineapple
Steeple. Only at LIVINGSTON'S.
tC MOKKEKSS GI'NPOWDI It a; BARBOUR’S
C 7 IiHOCKEY. Price and Hall streets, and a
choice variety of other Teas always in stock.
READ the Sundav Morning News. For sale
at KIEFFER’S DRUG STORE, W’est
Broad and Stewart streets.
VTTF.NTION Fall In: forward march to
BROUGHTON STREET PH YHVAI Y and
get a hotile of Cba n and Lightning Liniment.
nUMPHRFY’B SPECIFIC REMEDIES, full
line at SYMONS & MELL’S, West Broad
and Charlton streets.
nPHE coolest place on Tyboc, SEASIDE
1 PAVILB i.N. Tybee
ITIRENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS,
JT three for one dollar, best value in the city,
At DAVE S. GREEN BAUM’S, 21 Wbitaker
street.
HOTELS.
THE MARSHALL,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Under new management.
Moat Popular Hotel. Spacious Piazza
Finest Location.
With broad piazzas commanding a grand view
of the fashionable promenade, the Broadway of
Savannah. Cuisine and service equal to the best
Northern hotels.
M. L HARNETT.
THE
De Soto
SAVANNAH, GA.
r T'HIH New and Magnificent Hotel waa opened
1 for business JANUARY 1, 1890. For par
ticulars, terms, etc., address the proprietor.*,
JOHN A. RAKER & CO.
PULASKI HOUSE,
Savannah, Ga.
ENLARGED AND REMODELED WITH
PASSENGER ELEVATOR. BATHS,
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. AND
ALL MODERN CONVEN
IENCES,
Making one of the best and most complete
hotels of its size in the South.
Cuisine and service of a high standard.
WATSON & POWERS, Proprietors.
“EUREKA” HOTEL,
Clarkesville, G-eorscia.
ITIRST SEASON will open JUNE 2d, 1890.
Beautiful and healthy location. Excellent
accommodations. Cuisine the best the market
affords. For full particulars address
F. EUGENE DURKEE, Lock box 404,
SOAP.
GOOD MORNING!
HAVE YOU TRIED
BROWN’S
SEA FOAM SOAP?
It Preserves the Clothes, is an Excellent
Toilet and Bath Soap, being very
FRAGRANT.
Put up In Urge bars at Five cents each. Can
be had of all popular grocers.
HEM SOLOMON k SON,
Wholesale Agents.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Notice To_Contractors.
Quitman', Ga., April 9th, 1890,
THE Board of County Commissioners for
Brooks county will receive sealed proposals
until 10 o'clock a. m., June 10. 1890, to rebuild
and repair the Court House at Quitman. The
work will embrace adding a third story, erect
ing tower, changing floors, windows and doors,
new staircase, placing gallery in court room,
and making alt other additions, changes and
repairs as may be specified in and according to
plans and specifications proposed by A H.
Johnson, architect, and on file in the office of
said commissioners in the Court House, and at
the office of the chairman of said board. Pay
ments to be made as work progresses and the
last j-ayment when the building Is received by
the commissioners. The right to reject any and
ail bids is hereby reserved. Contractors must
give such bonds as the Uw requires.
JOHN TILLMAN,
Chairman Board Commissioners for Brooks
county.
miir MORNING NEWS carriers reach
j f I Ii every partof theeity early. Twenty-
II Lf five cents a week pays for the Daily.
AUCTION- S ALES FTTURE DATS
Two of the Must Beautiful Lois
ON TYBEE ISLAND,
80x200 Feet Each,
For Sale at Auction
On TUESDAY, 6th May. 1890, at 11 o’clock, be
fore* the Court House,
Laßoche & McLaughlin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Dealers,
Will sell without reserve,
Two of the best Beach Lots on this beautiful
island. These lots are situated near Dub's
magnificent hotel, the only lots on tho island,
with large oaks. Tinest surf bathing in the
whole south. No shifting sand on these lota.
Green Ward Property
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, 6th May. 1890, at 11 o'clock, be
fore the Court House,
Laßoche & McLaughlin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Dealers,
WILL SELL
Half of lot 14 Green ward, 60x45 feet, with
Improvemlnts thereon, consisting of one 4-story
brick house, one 2-story frame house, under a
good rental This property is never vacant,
making it a first-class investment.
Receiver’s Sale of Valu
able Property.
I. D. Laßoche & Son, Autioneers.
Under aud by virtue of a decree granted by the
Chatham Superior Court, we will s-li at Auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder before the
court boui*e door during the usual hours of
sale on TCESD AY, the tith day of 'day 1890.
Lot No. 12 and the west five feet of Lot No. 13,
Cummings ward, same being on Third street,
lietween Abercorn and Lincoln streets, measur
iug 35 fret by , containing a five-room dwell
mg with outhouses.
I. DRAYTON LaROCHE,
Receiver.
A Chance for a Good Invest
ment on Easy Terms!
Rowland & Myers, Auctioneers.
Will Bell on TUESDAY, May the 6th, at the
Court House,
Three nice lots 39x108 each, situated on the
north side of Waldburg street, between Cuyler
and Cemetery str et*. This is a splendid renting
locality, and afford* a good opportunity to
those of small means for investment. Terms—
One third cash, balance in one or two years
witli 7 per cent, iat rest.
Rapidly Enhancing Building Lots
AT AUCTION.
C. P. Miller, Auctioneer,
Wifi sell on at 11 o’clock TUESDAY MORNING,
Slay 6th, before Court House,
Those two desirable lots on 1-awton street,
near llarnard. Those lots front 40 ft. each on
I-awtonand Harrington streets, and are 90 ft. io
depth. Their convenient location, near the Belt
Line cars, and in a rapidly improving section,
make them especially de-irall' as an invest
ment. They are surrounded with 6 ft. picket
fence with double gate.
Special Auction Sale for the Ladies.
MONDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock, at 156
Broughton street, will be sold
A large assortment of best quality Silver-
Plated Hollow Ware, consisting in part of Tea
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Baking Dishes,
Sugar Bowls, Cream, Pitchers, Card Stands,
Pickle Casters, Berry Sets, Tea and Dinner
Casters, Butter Dishes. Fruit Stands, Syrup
Pitchers. Cups, etc. Also, a full line of Rogers
A1 Silver Plated Spoons. Forks, Knives, etc.
In addition to the Silverware there will be sold
an assortment of fine Diamonds, Gold Watches,
Gold and Silver Jewelry, Chains, Buttons,
Lockets. Kings, etc. Also, a line of Opera and
Field Glasses. The above articles are a portion
of the retail stock of > cElree’s Jewelry Palace
of Charleston, S. C., removed here to be con
verted into cash. Every article wdl be sold on
a strict guarantee and warranted as repre
sented. This Is a rare opportunity for the
people of Savannah to obtain big bargains.
t*T Sal -s every morning and evening this
week.
HARMON, WALKER & McHARRIE,
Auctioneers.
JOHN McELREE, Salesman.
File Projerty Near C.BI
A.t Auction,
Harmon, Walker & McHarrie,
AUCTIONEERS,
WiU sell at Court House sales TUESDAY,
May the 6th,
That very' desirable and good paying property
on the southeast corner of Stone and Montgom
ery streets. This property, from its conven
ience to the Central railroad, will always rent
well to a good tenant, and pay a good rate of
interest on the investment. Besides the pres
ent house, there is room for another on Stone
street.
FOR SALK,
MUST SELL IN TEN DAYS.
The Best Cash Bid Takes
the Prize.
PATENT No. 424.603 issued April Ist. 1890.
The state right of Virginia, North Caro
lina, South Carolina, Florida and a one-half in
terest in Georgia. Welch's Variable Rope Feed
for saw-mills, now being manufactured by Find
lay Ironworks, Macon, Ga.
M. L WELCH,
Postofflce Box 60. Cordeie, Ga.
PUBLICATIONS.
Free! Free!
THE new edition of our Plant Catalogue will
be mailed free on application.
We offer an immense stock of Greenhouse,
Bedding Plants, Palms, 10.000 Chrysanthemums,
including all the new exhibition varieties, etc.
P. J. BERCKMANS,
Fruitland Nurseries, Augusta, Ga.
AUCTION SALEM FUTUHX DATS.
WasMngton Warfl Property
-A-iiction.
A Large House and Vacant Groond
in the Eastern Section.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court House, during the usual
hours of sale, on TUESDAY, May 6tb, 189a
Portion of lot No. 19, Washington ward, and
the improvements, consisting of a three-story
brick bouse on tbe south side of Bryan street,
between East Broad and Houston streets. The
lot ha* a frontage of thirty-four feet on Bryan
and runs through to Bt. Julian street, upon
w hich latter street there is sufficient room to
build another dwelling. This is excellent
renting property—the house contains eleven
rooms, water and stable In the yard. Said Prop,
erty subject to an annual ground rent of S9.IL
Terras cash.
.A.t -A_Tictiori.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS
on Perry and Jefferson.
C. H. DORSETT. Auctioneer,
Will sell at the court house on Tuesday, MayfiJ
1890, during the usual hour* of sale:
Ix>t No. 29, Jackson ward, and the Improve*
meats thereon. This property is situated on
tbe southest corner of Jeff rson and Parry
streets, having a front of sixty feet on Perry
and ninety feet on Jefferson,being subject to an
annual ground rent to the city of $4370. The Im*
provement* consist of a two story and base
ment store and dwelling on the comer of tha
lanu aud Jefferson street, and a small one-story
bouse next to same.
—ALSO—
Lot No. 30, next east to above. Ground
rent $19.68. This lot is the saute size as Na 29.
and has upon the rear a one-story house, tha
balance of tbe lot having been used as a flower
garden in which there are some very valuable
camelia bushes. Terms made known at sale.
Three Valuable Pieces, Jeffcrsoa
and Harris Streets,
AT AUCTION.
C. H. Dorset!, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY, May
Otb, 1890, during the usual hours of sale.
That valuable property on the southwest oor
ner of Harris and Jefferson streets, consisting
of a two-story residence on English basement,
fronting thirty feet on Jefferson and runnlnfg
back about eightv five feet, and Including tha
two-gtory outbuilding in the rear. Also, this lot
next north to tbe above, having a frontage of
thirty feet on Jefferson and a depth of eighty
five feet. Also, the corner lot or same size as
above, and having a wo >den dwelling on tha
western portion of the lot. These pieoes will bo
sold separately. Terms cash.
AT AUCTION,
Lot 50x310 and Two Houses.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
May 6th, 1890.
Lot and improvements in the southwestern
Sartmn of the city, having a front on tha
geechen rood of fifty feet, and a depth to
Sarah street of three hundred and ten feet.
The improvements consist of a large, comfort
able dwelling in the front, renting at sls per
month, aud a smaller house on Sarah street,
which rents for $5 per mouth. This property is
exempt from city taxation and is immediately
upon the line of the street railway.
Terms cash.
Five Splendid Suburban Lots
Ax.t -A^uctioii.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY, May
oth, 1890, during the usual hours of sale,
Lots In Dittmersville, each of said lots having
a front of thirty feet and a depth of ninety-five
feet to a ten-toot lane. One of these lota cor
ners on the Park, and consequently nas a front
of ninety-five feet on same. These are all very
pretty lots, having a southern frontage, and are
but au i-osy walk from the end of the Belt Line,
and quite near the lots recently purchased by a
syndicate and known as the Hussar lots.
VAMLTLAND
CAPABLE OF PROFITABLE DE
VELOPMENT.
C. P. Miller, Auctioneer.
Win sell at 11 a. m. TUESDAY, May 6th, 1890,
before the Court House,
•
One hundred and sixty-five acres of land sit
uated on the Quaccoo road, between the Ogee*
ehee road and CanaL Tnis land Is well wooded
—indeed the wood would yield a handsome
amount. It can be subdivided into small farm
lots and readily sold for a large profit.
MjUd Cottage
AT
TYBEE.
C. P. Miller, Auctioneer,
WiU sell at It a. m. TUESDAY, May 6th, 1890,
before the Court House, that desirable cot
• tege situated on Main street, Tybee.
It contains 4 rooms, pantry, and closets: a
kitchen with 2 rooms adjoining; also carriage
shed and stable accommodations for about 15
horses.
The location is one of the best on the island,
convenient to depot, hotels, beach and churches.
The lot is a magnificent one, size 80 ft. 156 U ft.,
fronting on the newly dedicated 20 acre Park,
and being surrounded by a wide street on every
side. Immediate possession. Terms easy.
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