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OLD ENGLISH PONCH33.
The Potent Mixtures In Which Our
Forefathers Indulged.
From a Boston Transcript Letter.
Here is a copy of the ingredients of a
“modern punch” of 1830, by P. Watler,
Royal lodge: ‘‘Take four ounces of clarified
sugar, thin peel of one lemon and one
h ville orange, one bottle of dry cham
pagne, one-half bottle of white brandy, one
balfgillof rum, one-half gill of arrack, one
half gill of pineapple syrup, one wineglass
of Maraschino; pour cue quart of wa'er
over two teaspoonfuls of green tea; let it
stand five minutes; strain and mix with
other ingredients; on ice thirty minutes.’
Here is Bannister’s milk punch of 1829:
“Pare eighteen lemons very thin; steep
the same three days in one quart best old
rum: then add two quarts best brandy, the
juice of nine Seville oranges and nine lem
ous, three quarts of water, three pounds of
double refined sugar, and two grated nut
megs; when the sugar is dissolved mix thor
oughly; add two quarts scalded milk, cover,
and let stand two hours; then strain through
a tammy and bottle; when required for use
it should be iced twenty minutes before
drinking.”
Tolpsev gives the following account of a
"West India planter’s punch:
"He made his appearance with a respect
ably sized bowl, an enormous jug of tailing
water and a large paper bag tilled with
sugar. Having extracted from his secret
More a bottle of bis matchless rum, his
limes and a small pot of guava jelly, he
brewed about a pint of green tea (two
ounces) and the infusion finished two-thirds
of the sugar was dissolved In it. After the
tea leaves had been thrown aside, the re
mainder of the sugar was rubbed on the
] i;nes Mr. Hamilton observing that
the essential oil, which conveyed the
exquisite flavor 1 , vra3 much more
strongly diffused throughout the com
pound than when the skin was peeled—
then the delicious acid of the fruit was
added to the already impregnated sugar,
and as soon as the several lumps had im
fiibed the proportions required, the guava
jelly (and without this confection no punch
can be pronounced perfect) was dissolved in
a pint or so of boiling water. This done,
the tea, the sweets and the acids were com
mingled, and the foundation or sherbet
tasted by the experienced palate of the
grand compounder; siz glasses of cognac,
two of Madeira, aud the bottle of old rum
•were added, and over all about a quart
more of boiling water, and, as a finishing
touch, the slightest possible sprinkling of
nutmeg.”
Here is an Oxford punch:
“Put the thinly pared peelings of four
lemons and two Seville oranges into a mor
tar containing one-half pound of loaf sugar,
•which beat up into a smooth mass, into
which squeeze the juice of the fruit, adding
the juice of four sweet oranges and half a
pint of water; strain the mixture into a jug
(standing close to the 11 e); add one pint of
calves-foot jelly, which thoroughly incor
porate; pour in two quarts of boiling water,
half a pint of syrup, teaspoonful of orange
flower water, wine-glass of curacoa, half a
pint of sherry, pint of cognac brandy, pint
of pineapple rum, quart of orange snrub;
stir well together.”
Now follows a Cambridge milk-punch;
“Boil in two quarts of new milk one
dozen bruised bitter nlmonds and parings
of two lemons, and half a pound of loaf
sugar; when well flavored strain clear and
keep warm; stir in the well-whisiied whites
of three eggs, which have been well mixed
with a little cold milk; when still stirring
add one-half pint of rum and one pint of
brandy ; mull the punch to a froth and serve
immediately in glasses.”
There was, fifty years ago, a Russian
punch much in faver in England, composed
of three pints of weak green tea, one pound
of sugar, six lemons strained, a pint of
arrack or a gill of Kummel, a pint of port
wine, and sweetened to the taste. This is
rocommendod by some of the boys at “high
teas.”
BORAX BATHS.
They Make One Feel Good as Well as
Look Good.
Delicate women, says the Detroit Journal,
writers and sedentary persons who feel
chilly even in the summer should never sit
without foot-warmers or fur-liued slippers
if at all chilly. Mental exercise exhausts
the bodily heat. You remember how
George Eliot always was chilly when writ
ing, nnd many a professional worker recog
nizes the familiar feeliug. Hot baths, with
plenty of borax in the water, and friction
afterward, get up a healthy action of the
skin, which leaves the face fair aud opal
tinted hours afterward.
One of the most beautiful complexions I
know is kept by this practice, joined to care
in eating. The eyes will be dark and bright
after such a bath, but if you want to insure
their brilliancy a pharmacist who studies
these things says one must eat freely of
tomatoes for the sake of the atropine or its
kindred quality they contain. Certainly
wholesome tomatoes keep skin and eyes in
good condition as far as food can do it.
Bargains.
You may try, try and try and you will
not find anywhere good clothing as cheap
as at "The famous ,” aud besides the low
est prices I give this week a straw hat with
every suit for a present. 148 Broughton
streets. — Adv.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Two Residences in Railroad Ward
AT AUCTION.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
■"’111 sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
June 3, 1890, during the usual hours of sale,
The improvements on lot No. 41 Railroad
and the leasehold interest in s&id lot.
The improvements consist of twro two-story
honses, containing four rooms each, renting for
ten dollars per month, and located on Harris
street, west of West Broad. The present lease
or the land runs until April, 1893, at the rental
of thirty-five dollars per annum, after which
time it is renewable for another term of ten
years, the rate to be mutually agreed upon by
the interested parties,
AND HABERSHAM STS.
A Valuable Corner and Park Front
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
" BeU at the Court House, during the usual
hours of sale, on TUESDAY, June 3, 1890,
Lot No. 29 Warren ward, southeast corner
• n? xr 2 88 ? nd Habersham streets (fee simple),
, na l he improvements. These consist of a
residence and store on the corner,
a residence on the corner of the lane, easily
converted into a store, and a small dwelling in
x~. lan6 v The lot measures about fifty-eight
°. n Congress, about sixty feet ou the lane
tw , f fc-t on Habersham street.
Ti.i 18 18 va * ua ble and well located property.
. ’tics as good as the best. Terms cash.
Household Furniture
By J. McLaughlin & Son.
Gn TUESDAY, 27th May, 1890, at 11 o’clock, on
sham- re “ iBB8 ‘ corner of York and Haber
r&*U*B SUITE, OILCLOTH, TABLES,
, matting, 2 bedroom suites m
mirmi rmodsome black walnut BEDKOOM
ni.rJ'n. 1 SMYRNA CRUMB CLOTH. 1
CHENILLE PORTIERES and RODS,
wain*, l !®’ raWSKW DINING TABLE (black
;■ REFRIGERATOR, STAIR
UUOS Et MATTttaBBE8 > PILLOWS. SHADES,
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
ADVFRTTSKMFXTS, Words or
more, in this column inserted for OXK
CSXT A worn). Cash n Advance, eaah
insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply,
anythin.j to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure.- indeed,any wish
to gratify, should advertise in this column.
CALENDAR.
MAY
SUNDAY
O day of rest! how beautiful, how fair, how
welcome to the weary and the old ! day of the
Lord ! and truce of earthly care ! day of the
*- s *4l our day* should be.— Longfellow.
Whit-bunday (Pentecost.)
SMOKE
Banu Gcries Cigar:
EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
*)1 BULL STREET is headquarters in Savan
nah for Photographs. $2 pays for one
dozen Cabinets and $2 50 pays for one dozen
and one extra in Bxlo gilt frame. Twenty-live
years in the business. J. N. WILSON.
I PERSONAL.—I give my personal attention to
the management of real estate: owners
would do well to call on me. C. P. MILt.ER,
Real Estate.
READ the Sunday Mousing News. For sale
at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
TWO DOLLARS pays tor one dozen Fine
Cabinet Photographs; one extra in eight by
ton gilt frame, with cord and nail, 50c. SAVAN
NAH PHOTO CO- 149 Broughton.
O ALL WHOM IT MAY dONCERN—If you
are in need of any piece of furniture for
parlor, bedroom, hallway, kitchen, dining-room
or library, you would do well to consult MCHIL
LIS & RUSTIN, the cheapest furniture dealers
Savannah.
f I'O-DAY’ at LANE'S Beach House, Tybee,
* regular Fish Dinner with Terrapin Soup
will be served. Everything first-class at rea
sonable prices. I also will serve from to-day on
in the very best style the celebrated Faust Beer,
r pHE DRAWING for the Solid Gold Watch
A offered as a premium: will take place at the
NOAH’S ARK COMPANY, on Wednesday even
ing, at 8 p.m.
IjMNE HORSES—2 pair Black Carriage Horses,
2 pair Grays, 1 pair Bays, 1 big style extra
goercomblnation, number of extra nice single
drivers and work animals. All kinds of mules.
OUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS, BoardiDg and
Sale Stabieg.
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 this column
will surely bring great results Try it aud
be convinced.
"OOARDING STABLE.—Healthiest, coolest;
D 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 OUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
Telephone 251.
DR. ST. J. R. YONGE has just received and
had erected at his palatial drug store, cor
ner of Duffy and Whitaker streets, the most
elegant soda water fountain to be found in this
city. The fountain proper is surmounted by an
e aborately carved superstructure of wood,
consisting of a doubie cornice and two-aide
panels, on the latter of which are the words
“Temperaace Beverages” in raised carved let
ters, reading downward. From this handsome
fountain pure syrups in delicious beverages are
dispensed. From the rear of his store the doc
tor has partitioned off an elegant prescription
department, the finest in the city, and also his
private office. The partitions of both the latter
are covered with elaborate carvings, two carved
arched cornices spanning the said partitions.
In the rear of the office is the doctor's labora
tory! which opens on the park extension. Dr.
YONGE keeps only pure drugs, medicines, Con
fections, etc., and his display is unexcelled in
this part of the state
READ THIS—If you wish to get more for
your money than you ever have. A few
of our bargains: 1 set Decorated China, 50
pieces, $5; 1 set Decorated China, 50 pieces, $7,
1 set Decorated China, 120 pieces, sls; 1 set
Decorated China, 130 pieces, 818; 1 sot Deco
rated China, 112 pieces, 820; 1 Chamber Set, 12
pieces, $lO 50; 1 Chamber Set, 12 pieces, $6 50; 1
Chamber Set, 10 pieces, $8; 1 Chamber Set, 10
Sieces, 84 50; Water and Lemonade Sets from
kr. to $3: Pitchers, fancy and plain, from 10c.
to sl. In fact, we will give you great bargains
in anything in Crockery and Glassware. Our
line of Japanned Goods is unexcelled, both in
quality and price. Come and see our stock be
tore buying. We guarantee satisfaction in
every case. THE NOAH’S ARK COMPANY,
Broughton aud Aborcorn streets.
Mrs. dr.. Baldwin, late of New Y’ork,
Clairvoyant ami Trance Medium, born
with a double veil ami wonderful gift of second
sight. Telia your entire life, past, present and
future, in a dead trance; tells the full name of
your future husband or wife, and tells
whether the one you love is true or
false; tells you alt your business affairs with
utmost truth; gives advice on divorce, con
tested wills, speculations, etc.; tells your life
from the cradle to tne positively no im
position: reveals everything. Understands the
science of the “Persian and Hindoo magic," or
ancient charming, anl prepares Egyptian talis
mans, which will overcome your enemies, re
move family troubles, restore lost affections,
make marriage with the one you love no fail
ure; remove evil influences and bad habits.
$5,000 challenge to any medium or fortune teller
who can excel her in her wonderful revelations
of the past, pr esent and future events of per
sons' lives. Cures witchery, fits, drunkenness,
all female diseases and weaknesses, and all
long standing and mysterious di-eases.
All who are in sickness or in trouble,
all whose fond hopes have been blasted, and
who have been deceived and disappointed
through the false predictions of others, before
giving up in despair are invited to call and be
convinced of the true statements of the above
without delay. Fortunes told for 50 cents and
upwards.
N. B. —Letters with stamps answered. Cut
this out, as it will not appear every day.
P. R. —Send for one of Mrs. Baldwin's circulars
with full description of the different charms for
uniting the separated, causing speedy marriage,
etc., good luck, etc. Consultation free.
Residence No. 38 Abercorn street. Savannah,
Ga. Office hours from 9a. ni. to Bp. in. strict.
N. B —Tuis is Mrs. Baldwin's first visit.
HBLP WANTED.
YVrANTED, young lady to do simple book
\ > keeping. Apply promptly at 10 o'clock
Monday morning at WIMPEY & TART'S Furni
ture store, 210 Broughton street.
a colored woman to work in
\v CAP’S RESTAURANT, at 101 Bay street.
-* Yf ANTED, boy about 15 to do office work and
W carry messages. Address W. IL L, Box
115, city.
YT7ANTED, canvassers; will pay good salary
Y> to the proper persons; must furnish good
references and small cash deposit. SIMON
SHEPPARD, Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
rANTED, two competent skirt hands. Ap
\Y ply at once at MRS. WELL’S. 103 Presi
dent street.
1117 ANTED, a saleslady at once; one with
W good reference and general acquaintance.
Address “CAPITAL,” News Office.
YX7ANTED, two ladies that can sing and
YV dance- those that can double more than
once preferred. SYLVESTER & CO„ this
•Sice,
THE MORNING NEWS :. SUNDAY, MAY 2,’., 1890-TWELVE PAGES.
HELP WASTED.
ANTED. 50 good workingmen, by the day
* T and station. Apply at Central railroad
depot Monday morning 8 o'clock.
A COMPETENT COOK can secure a good
xY position with a private family at Tybee.
Apply at 172 Harris street. Savannah.
AY’ANTED, a good cook; must be neat and
’ ’ willing; good wages. Call Monday 152
Gwinnett street.
WANTED, a good seamstress; no other need
apply. No. 67 Whitaker street.
WANTED, competent young lady for a
retail store, address, care of Morning
News, YOUNG LADY CASHIER.
A FEW TIDY CASH BOY’S WANTED Apply
XX. 7 o'clock Monday morning. C.
SON.
Y\7 ANTED, a good house girl. Apply at 198
* v Y’ork street.
Y\7 ANTED, a competent house girl. Good
v wages. Apply 163 Perry street.
Y\7 ANTED, a good servant for general house
’ work. To the right party good wages
will be paid and a good home given. Apply No.
38 Gordon street.
TIT ANTED, paper hanger’s helper, one that
> v can use straight edge and knife; steady
work. Apply at 253 Abercorn street to-day to
H. CASSIPKT.
'T'HE Electric Couch is a positive cure for
A rheumatism and all nervous diseases; it
never fails to relieve; mild and pleasant current;
responsible agents wanted. J. B. FAULKNER,
No. 2 W. 11th street, New Y’ork.
I HAVE fifty man making 310 daily and want
more, ou ingenious new patent; no canvass
ing or experience necessary to sell it, will give
salary when I know you. Address immediately,
WINFIELD H. MOODY, P. O. Box 492, New
Orleans, La.
HELP WANTED.—A responsible party un
derstanding the fish business wanted in
Savannah, with SI.OOO to #2,ooocapital. Address
P. O. Box 1215, Philadelphia, Pa.
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.
X\7 ANTED, a competent shoe clerk; one that
v ’ can come well recommended, has no bad
habits, and lsoapablo to take charge of stock;
answer at once. SHOE STRING, Morning
News office.
KM ploy mint wanted.
TjSXPERIENCED B<IOKKEETER would make
All an engagement from July first with party
wnose business requires, and who can appre
ciate a thoroughly capable office man. M. M.
8., Morning News.
WANTED, situation by 18-year-old colored
boy in store, office or laundry; apt and
willing to do any kind of work. Address "H.,”
this office.
AN experience 1 teacher desires charge of a
school on Central railroad or Savannah,
Florida and Western near Savannah for sum
mer months: teaches all English branches,
Latin, bookkeeping and music; best references.
Address TEACHER, Morning News.
TY7ANTED, by an Odd Fellow, in good stand
ti ing and clever at figures, a position as
agent or in any business capacity; best refer
ences. S., 143 Price street.
ROOMS WANTED.
YV7ANTED, neatly furnished room and board
VI by two gentlemen; private family pre
ferred ; between Gaston, South Broad, Barnard
and Abercorn. Best referrence given. Address
Box 86.
C3OUPLE want fi ie table board and three un
it furnished rooms for themselves and nurse;
good location; state terms. LOCATION, Morn
ing News.
YIT ANTED, by a couple without children,
T T throe or four rooms in a good location.
Address T. W. M.. this office.
WANTED TO RENT, Mai of rooms on or
tt near Broughton street. Address 1011,
Morning News.
AI7ANTED, a south room, with gas and privi-
T > lege of baths, by middle aged gentleman.
Steady tenant. R. A., care Morning News.
V\7ANTED. TO RENT, for the summer or
V T longer if suited, a south room, with bath
on same floor; price to be moderate. Address
240, Morning News office.
M IsCE I, KANKOUsi WANTS.
WANTED, confederate money and bonds.
State number of hills and amount of each,
with your lowest cash price. War relics of any
description also wanted Address G.M. BRADT
& CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
TOAN Association stock of all kinds wanted.
J ROWLAND & MYERS, 94 Bay street.
AA7ANTED, horse or mule, summer months,
VV for keep; best of care guaranteed. Ad
dress R., 56 Barnard street, city.
WANTED, good second hand elevator. G. H.
REMSHAET.
TA7ANTED TO RENT, A small convenient
VV house (moderate rent), near Broughton
street. Address 108, Morning News.
WANTED a gentleman wishes the loan of a
horse and buggy for the summer. Will
keep horse at best stable and drive carefully.
Address P. O. Box 156.
AA7ANTED, to rent street corner to establish
V V fruit stand. Will buy or rent one already
established. F. & K., this office.
AAT ANTED TO HIRE, a good cow for the
VV summer months. R. B. HABERSHAM,
92 Hall street.
YETANTED, to rent a house; good location;
VV furnished preferred; state particulars.
Address HOUSE, care this office.
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.
ROOMS TO KENT,
IT'OR RENT, pleasant south rooms, large and
. small, at 56 Barnard street.
\ FLAT OF ROOMS FOR RENT, including
xY baths and closet. No. 33 Jefferson.
IYARLOR FLAT of four rooms, with every
c mvenience for housekeeping; extra bed
room if needed, with use of bath room. No. 144
Abercorn street.
IT'OR RENT, large front basement room, suit
-1 ablo for an office, corner of Congress aud
Abercorn streets.
A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
x\ southern exposure; privilege of bath. 84
Liberty, corror Abercorn.
TWO of three young men for nicely furnished
rooms, airy and well ventilated; use of bath;
private family: good location. Address PRI
VATE FAMILY. News olfice.
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM at 810 per
, month. 84 Liberty, corner Abercorn.
IT'OR RENT, three nicely furnished rooms.
Apply corner Williams and West Broad
stree's, j A M KB L. MEHRTENS.
I-'LEOANT south rooms to rent cheap. Ap-
X ply southwest corner President and Haber
sham streets.
TJAHREE large southern rooms anl two small
-L ones cheap. Gas, bath, etc. Address "IM
MEDIATE.”
IT'OR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms; house
' keeping; six dollars a month; 101)4 Mont
gomery.
ROOMB TO RENT, Tybee, Furber’g Point.
MRS. WILSON. _
IT'OR RENT, three very desirable rooms, 43
. York street, with use of bath.
ROOMS TO RENT, Tybee, Furber’s Point.
■MRS. WILSON.
I, NOR RENT, a flat of four rooms, with bath
. and gas, hot and cold water, at 164 Jones
street.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR KEN f.
IT'OR RENT, five-room cottage, 70 Anderson
’ street. Apply JAS. McGINLEY, 100 Henry
st reek
IT'OR RENT, desirable dwelling. No. 101 Presl
’ dent street. Possession given immediately,
ALBERT WYLLY, 120 Bryan street.
IT'OR RENT, medium-sized house on Perry
J 1 street, near West Broad. Apply at 207
Perry.
IT'OR RENT, that mee ten-room house on
. Second avenue, second house south of Bull;
this bouse has been newly painted ali over.
For particulars apply to THOMAS BOWDEN,
214 Broughton street.
IT'OR RENT, a small house. Apply 61 Brough
’ ton stroefc
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
I7OR RENT—From about July Ito Nov. 1, a
medium-sized well furnished house in very
desirable location, near the park, to small
family only, with no children, low rent. Address
B, H. J., Morning News Offloe.
IX) R RF.NT, a seven-room bouse, furnished.
In southern part of city; convenient to
street cars; or would rent one floor. Terms low.
H. B. D., Morning News.
/”'OOL, convenient house in pleasant locality.
near Forsyth park; possession at once.
GORDON WOODRUFF, at Heidi A Slater’s, 187
St. Julian.
V” IN E-ROOM house, 79 Duffy street. In Bacon
lx block; all modern improvement*; posses
sion June 1 or 15; furniture nearly new, for sale.
G. A. GREGORY.
IX)R RENT, six-room house on First street,
near Habersham; also, one four-room house.
Apply to WALTER MEY’LER, First and Price
streets.
O ECU RE now that desirable home 211 Aber-
O corn, corner Waldburg: every convenience.
Furnished if desired. S. B. SPENCER.
TO RENT for Summer montng, a partially
furnished bouse at Isle of Hop. l . On the
grounds are plenty of fruit trees and growing
vegetables; also. Milking Cows, Spring Wagons
and Horse, Chickens, Etc. Morning News.
FOR RENT MISI 1 i.KANKOUs.
IT'OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for-
P merly oocupied by Artesian loe Company.
Apply to t. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
New*.
FOR SALK.
f7INE pure-btooded Setter pups for gale. Ad
dress S., Southern Express Company office.
TXIR SALE, horse and buggy. Apply 191
J’ Charlton street.
FOR SALE, For two thousand dollars, two
story dwelling on Jefferson street near
Waldburg. C. H. DORSETT, Real Estate
Dealer.
VUCTION SALE Monday morning at 11
o’clock, 181 Congress street; Mosquito
Nets, Fine Portieres, Mattings,'Shades and Fur
niture. C. P. MILLER. Auctioneer.
IT'OR SALE, five shares of Excelsior Loan and
Savings Company’s stock; bids wauled.
Address E. L., this office.
ORANGE, Malacca, and Blackthorn Walking
canes at GARDNER’S, 30!-a Bull street.
IT'OR SALE, For five hundred dollars, lot 30x
1 91, on north side Second avenue, between
Bull aud Whitaker streets. C. H. DORSETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
IT'OR SALE, a large stock of slightly damaged
U goods from tue fire of Friday night, at
warehouse West Broad street, foot of Congress.
HEIDT & SLATER
READ the Sunday Morning News. For sale
at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
IT'OR SALE, Five acres of land and nice
dwelling, green houses, barn, etc., on the
White Bluff road, near railroad crossing. C. H.
DORSETT, Real Estate Dealer.
BIRD SEED, Gravel, Mocking Bird food. Cut
tie Fish for sale at GARDNER’S,(3O>i Bull
street.
SPRING LAMB and Choice Meats of all kinds,
at LOG AN’S.
SIX lots on Waldburg street, near Cuyler,
ranging from $350 to $400; easy payments.
C. F. MILLER, Real Estate.
IT'OR SALE, a small business. Fine stand.
Cheap rent. Only small capital required.
Address BARGAIN, News Office.
IT'OR SALE, Lot 47x105 and two-story dwelling:
south side of Duffy, between Barnard and
Jefferson. C. H. DORSETT, Real Estate Dealer.
IT'OR SALE, a well established and good pay
. iug business. Rare opportunity. Address
CASH, News Office.
IT'OR SALE CHEAP, handsome piano and
I large black Walnut dining table, with carver
attachment, in getid order: 127 Chariton,
FOR SALE, Eighteen acres of land <>n the
White Bluff road. C. H. DORSETT, Real
Estate Dealer. , .. nilc -c ..
IT'ORSALE, slid bar buggy in good order,
r Apply to LUKEUAKSqiy..:
EGG PLANT PLANTS fob sale at GARD’-
IT'OR SALE, sloop yacht, built by Fletcher of
New Y’ork, PS Wet long, complete outfit,
sails, oars, awnjne,’ete., etc. Address l J. M.
BRYAN, 129 Bryan street.
ienr- *— --"itff-
IT'OR Pii'Nß'fL- Bnnelei';. Corned Beef and
I Pickled Tongues, at LOGAN’S.
I OTS FOR SALE.-Two adjoining lots, north
.l j east corner of Twelfth and Barnard streets;
size 30x90 each; price reasonable. G. H. KEMS
HART.
TT'RESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER for table use,
I 25 cents per pound, at WM. SCHEIHING,
Liberty and Drayton.
YANTED, a purchaser for one share DAVIS
V V BROS., No. 4 Piano Club. Address C, 21J/T
Drayton.
IT'OR SALE,
’ Two 1.800-gallon locomotive tanks,
Twenty-five standard 40,000-pound plat
form cars.
Five 20-ton freight locomotives,
Two 30-ton freight, or passenger locomo
tives, with Westinghouse air brakes,
Five 20-ton passenger locomotives, with
Westinghouse air brakes.
Apply for particulars to McDONOUGH & CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
IT' LOWER POTS AND PLANT FOODJfor sale
at GARDNER’S, aOtj-Bull street.
hfi HEAD of mules suitable for turpentine
A' w and farming purposes, A. McCORMICK.
r I'HERE is everything to Interest you in the
1 Sunday Mobning Nkw. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STOKE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets.
I UMBER! LUMBER!—2.OOO,OOO feet now on
J hand, and must be sold to make room for
large stock arriving by every train. Special
attention called to our $lO building lumber. All
kinds of hard wood, white pine, poplar and cy
press always in stock. Hard wood finishings
for house and cabinet work. Designs and esti
mates furnished for all kinds of office, store,
hank, and church work. Window and door
frames, mouldings, wood turning, etc., sash,
doors, and blinds made to order on short notice.
Our factory is one of the best equipped in the
south, and we employ skilled workmen only.
Estimates promptly furnished for anything In
our line, and we Invite contractors and consum
ers generally to visit our lumber yard and fac
tory and get prices before purchasing else
where. McDONOUGH & CO., Wlieaton street,
opposites., F. &W. Ry,yard. Telephone 119
IaROCHE & SON offer 190 acres of land on the
J White Bluff road and 100 acres on the
Waters road; both very near city limits.
TRY TURPIN’3 pure Cream Tartar and Soda
Baking Powder. For sale by all first-class
grocers. Every can guaranteed.
r |'IIERE Is everything to Interest you In the
1 Sunday Morning Nkws. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STOKE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets. '_
VIEW ROAD CART and Harness for sale
cheap. OUILMARTIN A MEHRTENS,
Boarding and Sale Stables.
IT'OR SALE, 150,000 feet galvanized wire poul
try netting at New York wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack
sonville, Fla.
LOST.
I OST—Strayed from farm, small, plump,
x dove-colored mule, dark hanging lip. A
reward will be paid by applying to 175 South
Broad street.
I OST. a black Spaniel dog; answers to the
J name of Jack. A liberal reward will be
paid for hi i return to 36 Macon street.
I OST, lady’s gold breastpin, set with tur-
X quoise and pearls. A liberal reward will
be paid for it* return to 88 Bay street.
STRAYED.
STRAYED from the Minis plantation, small
hay mare, with scar on left hind foot. Re
turn the same to No. 6 Abercorn street and be
liberally rewarded.
BOARDING.
MRS. MORTON, 191 Broughton street, can
accommodate a few boaraers during I tie
Hummer; also furnish to families on
reasonable terms. '
MARRIED couple and few gentlemen can find
good room* and board at 119 Per{y street,
second door East of Bull street.
C' ENTLEMEN or lady wanting board can find
I good accommodation, with pleasant rooms,
at No. 49 West Brood street.
SUMMER RESORTS.
V SUMMER AMONG THE COOL GREEN
MOUNTAINS OF VERMONT -The pro
prietors o: the Maplewood Hotel at Randolph,
Vt,, being desirous of securing patrons from
the Southern Slates, wish to call attention to
the attraction and low prices of
the Maplewood. First-class accommodations
fbr ISS gu -sts at from $3 to sl2 per week. Grand
views; 1,500 feet elevation above the sea;
healthiest spot in the world; Clii dren's Para
dise: Elegant House: Steam Heat, Electric
Bels; Baths; Pure Spriug Water; Sulphur
Spring; Broad Baleonys 400 feet in length;
Bowling Alleys; Billiard nail; Dancing Hall;
Lawn Tennis and Croquet; Magnificent Shade;
Trout Brooks: Superb Drives (carriages at low
rates); rich Jersey Milk and Butter; Fresh Veg
etable*; Etc. Please send for circulars and
special low rates for families. Address
THATCHER, STONE A CO.,.The Maplewood.
Randolph, Vt.
TT'DGMONT MINERAL SPRINGS open for
l x Summer boarders June 1, 1890, situated on
V. M. railroad, 1U miles from depot located in
a beautiful, cool and healthy climate; fine
Mountain Scenery: drives; shady Lawn; Hunt
ing and Fishing Ground*. For terms apply
MR. A MRS. JOEL M. WOODSON, Rockfish Do
pot, Nelson County, Virginia.
SUMMER HOME in the Mountains of Vir
ginia; beautiful scenery; deiigntfulsociety;
horses and vehicles at moderate rates; conven
ient to railroad, post atid telegraph offices.
Terms, S2O to $25. Reference, Rev Robb
White. Address FRANK RANDOLPH, Keswick,
Albemarle County, V irginia.
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS. —Delightful
board in the mountains of Virginia, lxirge
lawn, planty of shade, milk and fresh vegeta
bles. Address 'lns I. STOCKTON, Rio, Albe
marle couuty, Virginia. Reference: Rev. Robb
White, Savannah, Ga.
SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED, forty miles
from Savannah: healthy location, good
water, milk and vegetables. Address A. E.,
care Morning News office.
SHINGLES.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, A 5 and 6
Inches wide, at 37(4e.. 62)4c. aud 8714 c. per
bundle cash; price* according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
4CTURING COMPANY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. GRAHAM'S 5 and 10-cent counters con
tain IGO dozen of household goods for your
selection. 145 Anderson street.
ipilE action of DR. ULMER'S Tincture of
I. Sweet Gum aud Heart Leaf is mild, but
swift and thorough, cheeking the and stressing
cough, expectoration, etc., without any ill after
effects usually experienced with other medi
cines The t aste is pleasant and will not offend
the most sensitive stomach.
H'HK Mother Hubbard I,amp, the best in use,
1 by D. N. THOMASON. 46 West Broad.
** r l'HF.l!F. IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL”
X Lightning Tootache Props cures in one
second. BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY.
MARKETING kept in cold storage aud deliv
ered on Sunday by LOGAN.
MAKES the old feel young and the young feel
joyful. Try tho fiylug horses, St. Gaul
and Zubly.
MR. T. M, KELLER, at the corners of Wald
burg and Barnard, and Bolton and Lincoln
streets, wishes to call tlieattention of his patrons
and the public in general to ins superior facil
ities of supplying them with choice native
meats, perfectly fresh. Orders will receive
special attention and satisfaction will be guar
anteed.
YY7ANTED—Cash paid for old broken gold
X v and silver of every description; are taken
as part payment on watches, clocks and jew
elry at J. CRANE'S, 98 Broughton street.
BAY RUM COLOGNE is a delicate and fra
grant floral extract. Superior to anything
you have ever used.
CliioSlSE & BLACKWELL’S Choiwchow’
> YVorcestershire Sauce, Pitted and Deviled
Ham, Tongue, Chipped Beef, Grated and Slic and
Pineapple ut BARBOUR’S GROCERY’, Price
and Hall streets.
Ij'VERYTHING choice at City Market. Open
x daily 4to 10 o’clock; Saturday open all
day. LOGAN.
WE WANT your patronage and will en
deavor to please. Prices to suit all, and a
full stock of medicines, brushes, combs, toilet
articles, etc. BROUGHTON STREET PHAR
MACY.
STOVE PIPE a specialty by D. N. THOM
ASON, 46 West Broad street.
IF you are sick, see Dr. Graham to-day at 145
Anderson street. To-morrow It may be too
late.
O it 11 i l OUNCES of Old Gold wanted at
once; highest market value paid.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry promptly and
carefully repaired. FEGEAB, 112 Broughton
street. Hair and Jewelry Store.
riA FOR A I*. T. BARTLETT SILVER
f(PO 1)1/ WATCH, solid gold hinges; this is
an extraordinary bargain which cannot be du
plicated. Repairing of Watches and Clocks
promptly an 1 carefull# executed. FEGEAS, 112
Broughton street.
WANTED, a young lady to assist as sales
lady and learn halrwork; splendid oppor
tunity to learn hairdressing 112 Broughton
street. Hair and Jewelry Store.
HANGS made up specially for summer wear;
ladies' and children s hairdressing ana
hairoutting in the latest style. 112 Broughton
street. I lair and Jewelry Store.
■J AC. PINS filled in, breastpin* polished and
i U made to look like new, at J. CRANE’S for
10 cents.
JT'OR THE BATH and toilet use Dr. ULMER’S
Bay Rum Cologne. Superior to Fiorlda
water and cheaper.
SATISFACTION guaranteed to all house
keepers who use "Sure Death,” the great
roach destroyer. Only at BldllOP’S Drug
Store. •
I UNCH TONGUE. Chipped Beef, Deviled and
I X Potted Ham, Imported and Mustard Sar
dines, Corn Beef, Loose Pickles, at BARBOUR’S
GROCERY, ITico and Hall streets.
MARKET HOURS 4 to 10o'clock daily; Sat"
urday all day. (LOOAN.
HPHE very finest flavor is to be found in my
1 65c. Tea. Try it. J. 8. F. BARBOUR, New
Houston and Barnard stre ts.
BOTH NF.W and second hand stoves for sale
cheap. D. N. THOMASON. 46 West Broad.
THEN he asked for the flying horses, St. Gaul
and Zubly.
SOME of our best physicians' who are familiar
with the composition of DR. ULMER'S
LIVER CORRECTOR, attest its virtues and
prescribe it.
r |'HE DAVIS MEMORIAL VOLUME; or, Our
L Dead President, Jefferson Davis, and the
World’s Tribute to His Memory by His Most
Intimate Friend, J. William Jones, D. D., and
dedicated to Mrs. Davis, who receives a royalty
on every copy. A copy of Mrs. Davis’ auto
graph letter authorizing the writing of the
“Memorial Volume” is contained in every copy.
Canvassed only by ALFRED STROM, his com
mission signed and sealed as authorized agent.
r |'KY the African Flowers for all blood dis
1. eases. Can be had at DR. GRAHAM'S
DRUG STORE, 145 Anderson street,
T ONG FLOWING TRESSES are produced by
1 X using Rosemary Hair Tonic. “The beauty
of woman is her hair.” One bottle will convineo
you of its merits. BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
OLD TRUNKS made as good as new at the
CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 85
Broughton street.
IYOR PILES use Du. ULMER'S Liver Cor
rector aud Pile Ointment. Sure cure.
WHEN you go to Tybee, remember you can
get the best at the Railroad Pavilion
Lunch Counter.
C'ROSSE & BLACKWELL'S Preserves, Jams
/ and Orange Marmalade, just the tiling for
the summer season. J. 8. F. BARBOUR.
REMOVED, T 072 Bay street; careful atten
tion given to the collection of rents arid
the management of property. J. E. FULTON,
Real Estate Dealer.
DN. THOMASON will go to any part of the
* city to do stove and range work. 46 West
Broad.
ANY street car in the city will bring you to
LOGAN'S. City Market.
I7OR throat and lung troubles no remedy can
1 compare with DR. ULMER’S Tincture of
Sweet OUm and Heart Leaf.
DR. ULMER’S LIVER CORRECTOR is In
valuable for the restoration of tone and
strength to the system debilitated by disease^
Ij' NOU3H TOOTH BRUSHES, 20c.. worth al-
U most double, LIVINGSTON’S PHAR
MACY.
AUCTION SALK.
"T H E --
Second Annual Sale of Lots
AT T Y B E E
By the Tybee Beach Cos.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
THE TYBEE BEACH COMPANY -will sell on Tybee Island on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th and 28th, 1890, commencing each day at 10:30 a. m., stand
ard time (11:00 Savannah city time):
All of the unsold lots north of the Hotel Tybee, consisting of several splendidly lo
cated lots, of large size, fronting on the ocean, somo being in the immediate vicinity of
the Hotel Tyboe and others near Ocean llouso.
A number of lets west of the railroad, beautifully shaded,and also online of railroad,
between Eat ill's and Furber’B, acre lots with arable grounds, well adapted to Truck or
Flower Hardens.
A few very pretty lots fronting on the Park dedicated to the use of the public.
Several lots on Tyboe Inlet—spleud.d locations for those who love fish or still water
Lathing.
TERMS: Ono-third oashand balance In two equal annual payments, with interest aft
7 per cent, per annum. Bond for title. Papers famished without charge.
JO). Gr. P HUSK, Chairman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CWIMMISO BATHS! do down to the Baths
O after you leave your office, your store or
your shop, when you feel tired out and just take
a header into the beautiful clear water and a
turn on the trapeze. You wilt feel refreshed and
fit to ruu twenty miles. Try it.
E T your bread from CRAIO, 43 East Broad
v.l street; wheat, graham and rye bread: the
best in Savannah, also, cakes and pies of the
very best quality; picnics and parties supplied:
fresh daily.
USE POLISHINE for cleaning and polistnng
Silver, Tin, Glass. Nickel-plate, Gold plate
Guns, etc., 10 cents a cake at BARBOuR'S
GROCERY, Price and Hall streets.
g T
dbf Ah J. CRANE will clean your watch
aud warrant it for one year for
one dollar.
rpHE SWIMMING BATHS will be the means
JL of saving hundreds of your dear boys lives
from drowning. Let them learn to swim at
once.
TRUNKS, Valises, Bags and Sample Cases
made to order at the Chatham drunk Fac
tory. Preprint.>r, R. P. W 1 MISERLY.
r pHOSE who use Chain Lightning Liniment
L never fail to recommend it to their friend.
You try a bottle. BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY,
r PHE very choicest brands of Flour always on
1 band. J, S. F. BARBOUR.
USE DR. ULMER’S Savannah Tooth Powder.
Elegantly put up. Trial size 10 cents.
CNLOTHING cleaned, repaired and dyed; gnr-
J ments made to order; charges moderate:
satisfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, Tailor, 29}£
Jetrersou street. 1 .ateit styles Just received.
MARKETING delivered on Sunday. LOGAN,
City Market.
DR. ULMER’S Savannah Tooth Powder is In
dorsed by the leading physicians of the city.
SWIMMING BATHS I What Is ulcer this hot
weather than a plunge Into the clear water
and a shower bath afterwards. Try It. ___
l/RESH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per
I 1 fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS A >1 ELL’S.
ANY STOVE or range, regardless of name or
number, repaired and guaranteed. D. N.
THOMASON, 46 West Broad street.
IF YOU WISH white, pearly teeth and fra
grant breath try Da. ULMER’S Savannah
Tooth Powder. It Is warranted noa-lnjurious.
TTH-AVORING EXTRACTS of all kinds,
I 1 Lemons, grated and sliced Pineapple, at
HARBOUR’S GROCERY,Pries and Hall streets.
r CENTS gets the Sunday Issue of the Morn
) ino News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Waldhurg streets,
]>E sure and give the Chatham Trunk Factory
> a call. Proprietor, It. P. WIMBERLY.
Distinguished throat specialists write
that they would not, on any account, be
without Da. ULMER’S Tincture of Sweet Gum
and Heart I-euf.
NOTICE l Artesian Swimming Baths. The
general family Wednesday nights have
been discontinued. Special hours can be
arranged with the manager for parties or clubs.
Ii'DSON'S BEDBUG KILLER will keep your
If beds clean for one year. 23c. at LTVINO
STON’S.
HUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES, full
line at SYMONS & MELL’S, West Broad
and Charlton streets.
(CONSUMPTIVES, remember that you may
J find a sheet anchor of hope In Dr. ULMER’S
Tincture of Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf.
5 CENTS gets the Sunday issue of tho Morm
inu News. Bn sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
rpELEPHONE LOGAN for all kinds of Mar
,L keting. _ _
G1 0 to LOGAN. Spring Lamb and Choice
r VeaL
Ij'Oß tho bath and toilet use Dr. Ulmer's Bay
JT Rum Cologne. Large trial bottle 25 cents;
per pint bottle 76 cents.
IJOCKETKNIVES, Stationery, lamp Goods,
Tooth Brushes, aud Combs and Brushes at
reasonable prices at SYMONS A MKLLS.
KEEP COOL and drink Raspberry Limoade,
made from the fresh fruit. Pineapple
Gem is delicious. Only at LIVINGSTON’S.
HAVE your trunks, etc., repaired at the
CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 85
Broughton street.
BAY RUM COLOGNE Is refreshing and In
vigorating. and for general use in the sick
room it is unequaled.
AT EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and
Jefferson streets, will be offered this week
bargains in Clocks, Pictures, Oil Paintings, Mir
rors, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Mat
tresses, Louuges, Pillows, Desks, Lamps, Towel
Racks, Water Coolers, Ornaments, Safes,
Tables, Crockery, Stoves, Rocking Horses, Velo-
Cii>ei!e and any article In household furniture.
Goods delivered at any time free. Upholstering
a specialty; furniture of all kinds repaired;
mattresses made to order or made over as good
as new; carpets cleaned by new kteam process.
Give us a call.
SEE J. CRANE'S $2 75 solid gold rings—a
beauty for the price.
ris HE POPULAR brands of Faust, Budwelser
1. and Champagne Beer at BARBOUR’S GRO
CERY, Price and 11 all streets. Always Ice cold.
I.XR persons of delicate, sensitive, organlza
’ tions and refined tastes, Bay Rum Cologne
Is particularly adapted.
A~ T THE BROUGHTON STREET PHAR
MACY you get the best drugs, soaps,
sponges, chamois for the least money
STOVE WORK of every kind promptly done
and guaranteed. D. N. THOMASON, 46
West Broad.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY’S.
AT AUCTION!
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
Will sell at the Court House, in Savannah, dur
ing the usual hours of sale, on TUESDAY,
June 3, 1890,
Lots Nos. 52 and 53 in C. J. Hull's subdivision
of the northwest portion of lot No. 4 Jekyl
tything, Derby ward, as appears in the county
records. Book 4 Fs, page 58. Each of the said
lots have a front on Bolton street of twenty-fire
fe t and a rectangular depth of seventy-five feet
to a lane. Terms cash.
AUCTION BALES FUTURE DAYS
AT AUCTION^
VALUABLE
Warehouse Property!
Oa Extraordinarily Easy Terms,
142 CONGRESS STREET,
Monday, May 20, ’9oa
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at his auction rooms, 112 CongreSl
street, on MONDAY, May 28th, at 11 o'clock
A. M.,
The valuable warehouse, with railroad facili
ties, known as the Latbrop warehouse, and lo
cated near tbo cotton press on Williamson
street, corner of Montgomery.
This warehouse covers two lots, having a
frontage of about one hundred and twenty feet
by an average depth of ninety feet, and ’being
two stories in bight. The river street extension
of the Central railroad gives this property
about 120 feet frout on that road, which adds to
Its value for the handling of heavy goods or for
manufacturing. The two lots are suhject to an
annual ground rent of $370 72 [sl46 CO and
$225 l*i, which can be settled with the city upon
a basis of seventy per cent., or it can remain
unpaid for all time.
Particular attention Is Invited to the very
easy terms of payment, to wit: Fifteen hun
dred dollars cash, and the balance divided Into
four anuual payments, with interest at blx per
cent, paid annually.
ELEGANT AND HANDSOME
FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell on THURSDAY, May 29th, 1890, at the
southwest corner of Hall and Abercorn
streets, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, the
contents of said residence, consisting In part
of the articles enumerated below:
HALL—Handsome Walnut Stand and Hatrack,
Willow Lounge, Fancy Chairs, Hair Set,
Stair Carpet.
PARLORS—Expensive OH Paintings, Marble
Top Center Tables, Fancy Chairs and Rock
ers, Parlor Set, Carpet, Handsome Folding
Bed and Mattress, Clock, Mantle Ornaments.
DINING-ROOM—Elegant Massive Sideboard,
leather Lounge, Marble Top Table, Lace
Curtains. Window Shades, Chairs, Exten
sion Table, Flue Pictures, two large floor
I Amps. Clock, Carpet, Fancy Rockers, lie
frigerator. Safe, China, Glassware, Eto.
LIBRARY —Very fine Rosewood Bookcase made
to order. Portiere, Gas Fixture, Turkish
Rugs, Cigar Stand, Fancy Stands, Ea4y
Chairs, Handsome Desk ana Bookcase com
bined.
CHAMBERS—EIegant and Massive Bedroom
Suite, Bed Lounge. Ebony Cabinet, Ladies
Desk, Carpets, Chamber Sets, Bed Springs,
Single Bedroom Set of Walnut, separate
Single Beds and Bureaus, Wardrobes, Clocks,
Engravings, Handsome Walnut Set (sec md).
Very Fine Lace Curtains and Lambrequins,
Hair Mattresses.
AT AUCTION!
16—LOTS—16
On Huntingdon St„
Best Renting Location in City,
By Laßoche & McLaughlin, .
On MAY 27tb, at 11 o'clock am., at office,
16 beautiful lots facing south on Huntingdon
street, between Price and East Broad. This
chance Is seldom offered, and any one wishing
a building lot had better take notice that t ese
lots are situated conveniently to 8., F. & W.
R. R., and as there is no other property as
prettily located In this neighborhood to be bad
we think this chance an extra good one. Any
Information will be gladly given. For terms
and particulars call at ofHce of
Laroche & McLaughlin,
No. 116 Bryan street.
May be treated for at private sale until day of
sale.
GILT-EDGE PROPERTY.
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND ON GWINNETJ
STREET FOR SALE AN AUCTION.
By Laßoche & McLaughlin.
On MAY 27tli we will sell at our office. No. 116
Bryan street, at 11 o’clock, a tract of land
corner Gwinnett street and Styles avenue.
This property lias long been kuown as “Locust
Hill,” and has a splendid frontage on Gwinnett
street, with an eastern boundary on Styles ave
nue, containing thirty acres of land on a beau
tiful hill, high and dry, and any one wishing to
purchase for factories.railroads, or sub-division,
this land offers the highest inducements, for,
taken as a whole, it would be impossible to get
another of its size possessing so valuable a loca
tion. Syndicates and individuals will find it
greatly to their advantage to attend this sale,
as land of this class and value is seldom offered
at public sale. For terms and (particulars, call
at our office.
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