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Newspaper Page TextSAYXOMORE ABOUT HEAT WHERE AN AMERICAN SUMMER WOULD SEEM A COOL. WAVE. Places of Terrible Heat Under the Tropics—Let Us be Thankful Our Lot is Cast In a Cool Zone—How People Live In Torrid Regions. From the Chicago Daily AVtrj. When weary mankind swelters in the stifling summer beat, and refuses to be comforted by the predictions of the signal service they may find relief in the thought that men have to live in places which, after all, are much hotter even than Chi cago in the middle of Julv. By comparison thev may imagine themselves almost cool, and, if their imagination is sufficiently vivid, it results in a measure of comfort independent of the readings of the ther mometer. Hottest of all torrid spots upon the sum mer earth is Aden, at the mouth of the Red sea, where the English government main tains a c >al pile for its navy, and a force of soldiers to watch the pile lest it be set aflre by jealous powers. They lead the life of lonely salamanders upon their isolated rock, with a view of an almost boiling sea in or.o direction, with wide stretches of baked snn.l in the other, and behind them rugged ranges of mountains, dry and red, wo .ere no green thing is ever seen to grow. No mat ter whence the wind may blow, it brings no moisture to the straits of Bab ei Mandeb even dew is a rare phenomenon, for the clouds which appear in the sky at sunset serve as blankets to make the night st g nant with heat more unendurable than the blazing sun by day. About once in four years the thermometer registers as low as !)0” in the coolest part of the day just be fore sunrise. The lowest point of ordinary nights is full five degrees warmer. But with the sun returns the heat; hour by hour tho mercury in the thermometer emulates the course of the sun in the skv; it climbs higher aud higher, and brings more discom forts to suffering humanity. Shortly after midday it reaches its highest notch, which it maintains untd nearly sunset, and it is never lower than 115°, and fre quently travels many degrees higher y t, and lias beeu kuowu to register 135° iu the shade. It raius on this blistered military pos‘ about once in three years, and that is the sole water supply, for there are no springs, and well borings tap nothing but seams of eternal drought. As for much else in Arabia, King Solomon is credited with the responsibility for the Aden reservoirs, and to this day thev are called King Solo mon's wells. Wells of the neighboring mountains tiavo been dammed at some re mote antiquity, and ihe work is so enduring that it may well have been done by afrites under the mighty spell of the mystic seal. Here is collected the water of the triennial shower, and by economical use it may be made to last until the rain comes again. THIS IS STILE WORSE. Bad as the ease is ut the southwest corner of Arabia, it is even worse at the southeao angle, where lie the Bahrein islands, just off the coast of Oman. It is as hot here as at Aden, and there is the additional discom fort that it never rains at all. Hates grow upon the islands and provide food for the population; ior their drinking water they are forced to seek it in the sea, which is the last place where one would expect to find fresh water. Strange as it may seem, not a drop of water is drunk by the Bahrein islanders which has not bee.i brought from the bottom of the sea. Springs ex s; atadep h of several fathoms, aud the only way of getting a drink is to dive for it. Water-hearers go down with empty skirs and bring them up full to peddle the precious contents. Australia is probably the hottest of the tcnipcra'e lands inhabited by white raoes, and it is at the same time almost the driest, excluding such absolute deserts as a large portion of the Pacific coast of South America. From the time when its summer begins in September until the coming of white -in July, not only does no rain fall, but during those nine months there is scarcely a cloud to shade the eart i. The earth gives up all its moisture, almost the large t bodies of water dry up, the air is dry, aid day by day the sun sends down ever fiercer beams. Adelaide, which is upon the south shore of the con tinent, finds 115° no unusual temperature for Christmas, a id an addi tional ten degrees scarcely calls for com ment in the journals. Strangers to the climate are prostrated, and yet retai > ani mation enough to bo filled with amazement that the natives seem so little affected by the heat. Not content with the appalling state of the thermometer in the shade, they expose it to the sun and find to their dismay a temperature of anywhere from 15 1° to 19u“. The native colonials go about their business unaffected by the heat and look not at all at the thermometer, but m st religiously at the weathercocks. When the wind shows a disposition to get into the north they begin to tremble, and bv the time the vanes have united in pointin'* to the invisible pole star Adelaide is like a citv of the dead. Doors and windows in every house are tightly closed to keep out the heat borne by the w ind from the northern desert • workmen leave their work and idlers vanish from the streets; even th j cabs are driven home to si able. Then the wind begins, gentle at first, as though trying to mask its real ferocity. Little usts of breeze snap about tue corners, little throbs of heat steal upon one as though innocent, yet every pulsation of heat, every whisper of the wind, brings lassitude’ with it. m about turee hours the wind comes steadily from the north; the heat comes diroctly from tho furnace. Ihe stranger who finds the heat intolerable m his closed room thinks to enjoy greater b . v throwi ,g ope i the windows to catch the breeze which he can hear, whose force he can measure by the bending tree tons and the tossing boughs. The idea is SMuctivo, the execution is destructive. zr'. O “Sh the open window comes the wind which ,s not abreeze, but heat in motion w hit comes the gritty sand of the desert! !?!,“ foe** which bite and sting and from t f °! the 80 lon K as the wind bio ws “ ‘ tbe north people can do nothing but eyehds lrJ^n 3 a , ld ‘° U 2: fur a chflr 'K e ‘ their cuds dry, their lipa parched and peeliug. HOW THE IXII ABIT A NTS LIVE. The difference is all in the way in which one takes the heat. The English “griffin” ao concessions to Indian life. Ha mat. w mkß V be did i!1 bis cli eve“ P‘“- V8 cricket, which should Srlv a !! y / ,K , ht ' l mlnded “fo'vidual, par- The • 0U . !; place within the tropics. Vears , r u ra^ reßl 1 llt I ° ~ t hi3 is dt ‘“fo m two TANARUS)." ~ ' lhe Anglo-Indian m twenty. The Dut, hnmn renounces Holland and all its orxs from the instant he steps ashore at &“■ 1“ focir stead he assumes “ll evi ,m, JuVa l ese ’, aud tbus lives iff comfort Th? ? graater heat that India can show overt !r-?°“ ored di viß‘onsof the day are cl d n l °, s . u,t , the " ew order of slelnVv fo° ad d y light is tho time for ing are ih^ t tVrl lg , hc o£ mornin S and ®ven . lm ,° f ” r work . when there is livh’t l ab ‘ c a4 Business begins by candle slorl'J bofo r e8 “n- At 5 or even 4 o’clock are one., Tu‘ lk ,? and officsß °f (Tovernuient and me L' ,? Dutchmen rise even earlier WckS I,gh J i meal of fruit ' freshly m l)erbapß “ fiu P of coooa. This 1 ' l energy for the conduct all ““til 0 o’clock, when 18 cl ,’ B<,; the banka and cal‘. , 1 offlc,,s for ttle day; the h urs cl™ 8 , t 0 rO -°Pii for two or three itg c m ? et - ,i U 10 °’ CJock ln ‘he morn fceai at wi„ hleflkraßt . * large and sociable bis tri,., n h t,ach s ttlor strives to gather of fr,li t , ,**? )ar ßost number, It is a meal and TANARUS,! v-getaldes with little meat, fast ov, Keu f, ral tbe less the better. Break- Mlh swini la ' ,Vß , out to broad stone stoops Hug ‘Y" g P’f“ k alis overhead and drip fVery man u e ®oe against tho sun. To ‘®tahvs'*i aa long . ong reclining chair and a fruit, iieum Ckl |! T*L h iohacoo. Spirits, auii Wtsk .. Dutch conversation Is not *n ker*' ,® urU languidly upas the U P < " J such things as not era do meditate upon. 0..0 by one the men drop off to sleep and slumber unconscious of ti o heat of the hottest por tion of the day an i wake refreshed for the dinner at 5 o clock and the business and pleasure of the co 1 evening. Thus these folks who live in the torrid regions of the earth know nothiug of the beat, because they have slept through all the trials which activity might have brought upon them. If, then, itie weather seem tot th- re is a chance of cooling fancy in thinking how much hotter people are in other places. William Churchill. BATTLES WITH BALL AND BAT. The Results of the Day’s Games All Over the Country. Washington, July 26.—8a1l games were played to-day as follows: PLAYERS' LEAGUE. At Chicago— n. b. h. *. Chicago 12 11 2 Philadelphia 1 6 8 Batteries: Baldwin and Carroll, Sanders and Milligan. At Pittsburg— R. B. H. E. Pitt5burg...,.,...., 3 5 3 Boston 4 4 2 Batteries: Staley and Fields, Kilroy, Gumbert and Murphy. At Cleveland— R. B. n. k. Cleveland 6 10 4 New York 1 7 5 Batteries: Qruljor and Sutcliffe, Keefe and Ewing. Second game— r. b. h. e. Cleveland 8 12 C New York. 7 8 2 Batteries: Gruber and Sutcliffe, Ewing aud Ewing. NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Cincinnati— r. b. h. e. Cincinnati........ 5 5 4 New York 1 2 4 Batteries: MuUane and Harrington, Burke aud Russe, Clark anil Buckley. At Pittsburg— R. B. H. E. Pittsburg 4 8 2 Boston 2 3 0 Batteries: Gumbertand Becker, Clarkson and Bennett. At Chicago— r. b. h. k. Chicago 4 5 4 Brooklyn 10 8 1 Batteries: Luay, Demanasand Kittridge,Terry and Oaly. At Cleveland— r. b. h. e. Cleveland 2 5 3 Philadelphia . 5 10 4 Batteries: Smith and Zimmer, Vickery and Clements. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Rochester— r. b. h. e. Rochester 6 8 1 Toledo 7 C 1 At Syracuse— r. ij. h, e. Syracuse 3 6 1 Columbus . 0 6 5 Batter es: Casey and Briggs, Easton, Krauss and lioyle. At Pmladelphia— b. b. h. e. Athletics 7 6 4 Louisville 14 2 Batteries: McMahon and Robinson, Meakin, Ehret and Bligh. THE MELON MOVEMENT. The Report for the Day of the Savan nah, Florida and Western. Cars of melons were sent forward by the Savannah, Florida and We tern railway yesterday as follows: To New York, 1; Pittsburg, 1; Memphis, 1; Evansville, 1; New Orleans, 1. Total, 5. Total to date, 2.905. The Central railroad’s daily report of melon shipments passing through Mont gomery, Birmingham, Atlanta and Savan nah for points named below on July 25: New York, 1; Boston, Mass., 1; Cincin nati. 0., 19; Atlanta, Ga., 4; Chicago, ill., 2; Indianapolis, Ind., 2; Birmingham, Ala., 5; Nashville, Term., 3; Detroit, Mich., 1; Pittsburg, Pa., 3; Chattanooga, Tenn., 2; Knoxville, Tenn., 2; Macon, (la., 2; total 47. Via Savannah, 735; via Albany, Montgomery, Birmingham and Atlanta, 3,441; total. 4,183 cars. Work oh an Extension. Montgomery, Ala., July 26.—R. C. Strather, a sub-contractor, to-day broke dirt on t e Andalusia extension of the Mobile and Girard railway for the Van Kirk Land and Construction Company. Work will be pushed to completion. Mr. Strather has the contract for |lhe entire extension from Troy to Andalusia. Local Record for the Morning- News. Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity for to-day: Partly cloudy, with showers. Special forecast for Georgia na|M and Alabama: Showers; southerly winds; stationary temperature, ex Warmer. Comparison of mean temperature'nt Savan nah, (la., July 23, 1890, and the mean of the same and y for sixteen years: Departure ! , Mean Temperature, from the ! re for 16 years July 26, 'OO -|- or *’ 82 | 80 2 -1-2.95 COMI'ARATIVK RAINFALL ST • TKMKNT. a mnnnf f" Amount Departure Amount I f from tho in * j for 16 years Ju , y „ 6i )J0 norinM 2> 1820. .16 -|- ,16 12,01 Maximum temperature. 87: minimum tem perature. 72. The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 71 feet—a rise of 1.4 feet during the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 6 p. m., July 26. 1890, 76th Meridian lime. Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations. Districts. > Atkrags. n . m , I g 0 t f’ f ! Max. Min Rain tioms I Tem P Tem P taU - f Atlanta.... .. ... 12 82 68 .32 Augusta ...... 12 82 70 .48 Charleston .... 1...... 7 84 72 .15 Galveston 15 92 70 .04 Little Kocir Memphis 15 88 62 .00 Mobile 9 84 68 .44 Montgomery 6 84 70 .13 New Orleans 10 90 70 . 06 Savannah 9 83 71 .44 Vicksburg 5 90 68 ,18 Wilmington. 10 84 70 . 72 -9 Summary Means. ... stations o Max. Min. Hain savannah district. Temp Temp faill.t Alapaha. 82 70 88 Albany 82 74 *x Americus Cordele Cambridge. 78 70 2.05 Eastman 80 70 52 Fort Gaines 84 72 02 Gainesville, Fla 92 70 12 Milien 84 70 . 05 Quitman Savannah 87 72 .06 Thomas ville SO 08 .36 Waycross Summary Means. )" Observations tasen at the same moment of time at all stations for the Mornino News. Savannah. July 26. 7:36 p. city time. Rainfall -■ Velocity * Direction... Temperature... Name or Stations. Norfolk 74 e .1 .01 Cloudy. Charlotte . 70 Cm Cloudy. Hatteras 78 8 18 20 ( Ulondy. Wilmington 72 w e> 04 Cloudy. Charleston. 76 S W .. i T : < lloudy. Augusta 7# w I Raining. Savannah W 6 1.01 Cloudy. Jacksonville. 72 W <F .74 Raining. Tampa. .......... 70) N !... Raining. Point Jupiter,Fla.. 80 S 13 50 P’tly cloudy Tibisville 74! w „ Cloudy. Key W eat *4 8 E.. T Cloudy. Pensacola WBW .. *T Cloudy. Mobile 7 g 02 Cloudy. Montgomery 70 SW Cloudy. New Orleans. TO N 24 .04 Raining. Galveston 82 8W .. T j P'U y oloudy Palestine. 86, N Cloudlees. Brewnsvtfle m, K |., or 1 Cloudy. *T Indicatos trace, tlnunes an i hundredths. C. B. Qou oks. Observer signal Corps. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, JULY 27. 1890-TWELVE PAGES. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENTa WORD. APrKFTTSKreXT3, IS Word, or more, ♦ this column inserted for O.VE CXXT A H OiiJJ, iom mi Ailumm, kuortUm. body who hat any irant to tumty, anytkinj to buy or tell, any tsuisui or accommodationtto recure; indeed,any wuJt to gratify, thould advert ire in thir column. CALENDAR. JULY SUNDAY How wise and happy is the m&D who con tinually endeavors to be as holy In the day of life as he wishes to be found in the day cf death. —Thomas A. Kemp is SMOKE I m Gorkz Cigars EVERY DAY. PKBSONAL GO to headquarters for fine cabinet photo graphs, $2 00 pays for one dozen. $2 50 pays for one dozen and one extra in fine gilt frame. Business established June 4, 1865. J. N. WILSON. CP. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer and Auc • tioneer. Personal attention to all busi ness. Consult him before buying or selling. DON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday's issue of the Mohmi.no News. For sale at BISHOP’S DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets. (: IVKN AWAY, one handsome almost life -1 size picture with eadhdozen Cabinet Photo graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY & GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga. I3IANO LESSONS given to beginners and ad vanced pupils by Miss VIRGIE ASHLEY'; terms moderate; reference best iu the city. 156 South Broad street. f)EAL ESTATE.—Before buying or selling l consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer aud Auctioneer. C CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn* *J ins News. Be sure and read it. For sale at MULLKYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad and YVal Jburg streets. Tissue Papers anil Flower Materials, -T no cheap German or American papers mixed iu, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR'S, 135 York street. IJICTURE FRAMES and Mouldings in great variety and all prices at M. TEMPLE TAY LOR’S, 135 York street. I RESPECTFULLY Inform my former cus- X tomers that I now have no connection what ever with the White Sewing Machine Company in Savannah, but I will repair and adjust all White Sewing Machines for a very moderate compensation. Address with postal card or leave your orders at Domestic office. Very re spectiully, A. B. GOODWIN, with Domestic Sewing Machine Company, 47 Bull street. HATTIE —Do not forget to meet your “Hun gry Joe” at ENRIGHT’S, Thunderbolt, this afternoon, and help him eat those sixty deviled crabs. A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING In tills column will surely bring great results Try it and be convinced. r> EAD the Sunday Morni.no News. For sale k at KIEFFERS DRUG STORE, West Broad and Stewart streets. OWING to changes to be made in the build ing we now occupy, THE SAVANNAH PHOTO CO. will discontinue business until other quarters are found. By arrangements all work not yet delivered or duplicate orders oan be had at LAUNEY & UuEBEL’S. 141 Broughton. DID you know it? Perhaps every one don’t know that JlcGillis & Rustin carry an elegant line of Oil Paintings. Engravings, Pastels, etc., etc, and weekly sell great num bers of them, not only in the city-, but to other towns. Call and see them and get pi ices on Mattings. Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Parlor and Bed-room Suits, Library Ca es, Fancy Rockers, etc, etc. It will pay you. McGILLIS & RUSTIN. TVTE are p'eased to state that Mr. A. B. Good * * win. late city manager of the White Sewing Machine Company in Savannah, is now asso ciated with us in the sale of the Domestic Sew ing Machine. Very respectfully, DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 47 Bull street! Savannah, Ga. [) EAD the Sunday Mornino News. For sale k at KIEFFER S DRUG STORE, West Brood and Stewart streets. rIVERY— Nicest horses, fancy drag, fine sad- J dlers, at GUILMARTIN Si MERUTENS’ boarding, sale, livery stables. I ABIES’ FINE STATIONERY, the best 1n I > the city, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR’S, 185 York street. IjMNE Etchings, Engravings, Photogravures and Fine Art Goods at M. TEMPLE TAY'- LOR’S, 135 Y'ork street. BOARDING 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. Pergonal attention of UUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS. Telephone 251. HELP WANTED. \\f ANTED, a live city drummer, must have TT a large acquaintance; good salary and commission. Address "SOLID.” News office. Wl ANTED, toree good carpenters for inside 11 work. Apply at Tyler Cotton Press. A. J. AY LSW ORTH. \\T ANTED, a competent Bookkeeper; must T t be an experienced accountant, and come well recommended. Address for three days, ATTENTIVE, care News Office. SEVERAL first class Dry Goods Salesmen wanted; also experienced Window Dresser Apply, with references, at ECKSTEIN’S. \\r ANTED, experienced clothing salesman of VV steady habits; also smart, tidy young man fbr our gents’ furnishing department. Apply Monday morning after 8 o’clock. ALT MAYER’S. . WANTED, a respectable and Intelligent woman nurse for two little girls. Apply at once. Mrs. J, S. WOOD, 92 Gwinnett street. Y\7ANTED, a bouse girl at 189 McDonough v ' street. YVANTED, a middle-aged white woman to t t attend in a store and do general house work. Apply 46 Habersham street. YV ANTED Two first-class molderg; two V first class boiler-makers; steady work. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS. Macon, Ga. YY r ANTED, three good canvassers. Apply at v f Is? Broughton after V o’clock Monday. YY t ANTED, a young man between 18 and 91 y I years—one wjio is capable of city drum ming. Address FAITH, WANTED, a collector; must give security. V> 0. E. 1... Box 932, city. Ur ANTED, two good feeders; Apply Job department, Morning News. A GOOD MAN WANTED-An experienued, industrious and trustworthy man, 'Un married preferred) wiio thoroughly understands truck farming and handling s’ ock. and desires a mutual Inter sat in tbs prcdutna arising from a first-class South Georgia truck farm, will fii.d It to his interest to make home hate application to USOFOXXCD, OUcrman, (la. i State or Weather. HELP WANTED. Vk”ANTED, an aocoraplUhed’young lady.w.th V V good address, go and discipline, well recoin men leJ. to take charge of four or five g.rls in the country at private house, to act as gov erness. teacher music included. Address TEACHER, Savannah News \\T ANTED, s’enographer and assistant In " office, BRINSON & BKIXSuN, still more. Ga. \\’ ANTED, a reliable business man to repre- v sent one of the larg st and oldest build ing and loan associations in the United Stan s as state or district agent; special inducements offered for the right man Audress P. O Box 503. Chicago. 111. X\T ANTED, one or two men of activity and v v nerve to sell our standard public itious upon installments. Our plan, with the unusual inducements offered, assures large success to live men. For particulars, address P. F. COL LIER, Publisher, 12 East Hunter street, At lanta, Ga. EMPLOYMENT V. ANTED. YX7 ANTED, situation ns freight assorter in v T wholesale or provision grocery. Under stands the Savannah freight. Good "reference. Address J , this office. X\T ANTED, by a young man, situation ns v v clerk or collector. Can give security if desired. Address C., 29 Jefferson. A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER (lady) will zv give instruction in Elocution and Latin Unexceptionable references; terns reasonable. Apply at 212 Duffy street. V YOUNG MAN, well recommended shoe salesman, wishes to accept a satuatiou as clerk; A1 references. G. F., DeLand. Fla ROOMS WANTED. AA NTS TO KIHT permanently suite of at v v least four rooms, first fioor. central part of city. Address, with terms, Dr. LEH.YRDY, 113 Congress street. V GENTLEMAN wishes to rent one or two unfurnished rooms, between Hull aud Broughton and West Broad and Barnard streets. Address F. HENRY, Box R. Postoffice. YX7 ANTED, a suite of three rooms for light v v housekeeping. Address E., care of Morn ing News. XA7ANTED, nicely furnished room for two v v gentlemen. E. D. K. MIX EEI.AN EOl w W AN is. A AT" ANTED, to hire, by small, select family, v v until Oct. 1, or for the year, small ba nished house or flat, in good ueighhorlio and; state location and terms. FOWLER, postoffice box 202. IV ANTED, to buy a house bv the park. Ad ' * dress, immediately, PARK, care Morning News. Y\ T ANTED, owners of property desirous of v selling or exchanging same would do well to consult me. C. P. MILLER, Heal Estate. Y\7ANTED, parents and guardians to bring v v their boys to B. H. LEVY & BRO.’S on Saturday, July 25. All boys’ goods at half usual prices on that day. ROOMS TO RENT. !70R RENT, pleasant south rooms; also large south rooms on second floor, furnished. 56 Barnard street, corner Hull. 17 OR RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms, 1 at 202 Liberty street. 170 R RENT, two south rooms, with bath ad joining. for two gentlemen in a private family: references exchanged. Address HOME, this office. F'OK RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, 38 Aber eorn street. FM'RNTSHED ROOMS, convenient to busin-ss, 193 Broughtot, second east of Montgomery street. RENT, nicely furnished rooms, with use of bath, for gentlemen; location desirable. Apply at 170 State Street, one door west of Barnard. IjYOR RENT, two rooms adjoining, with bath. West Broad and Maple streets. 0(1 CONGRESS STREET; furnished rooms; Ot/ southern exposure; suitable for gentlemen or light housekeeping; baths attached. TWO adjoining rooms suitable for doctor’s X office in central location. Address Da. E., care Morning News. I7OR RENT, three nice rooms and use of bath, conveniently located. A. 8., this office. If'Oß RENT, two fiats, with bath room in good repair. Apply to D. J. MORRISON, Market Square. 1} ASEMENT room for rent, suitable for doc -11 tor s office, corner York and 1 irayton. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT IX>R RENT, two small houses on Jones street, between Price and East Broad. J. E. B’UL TON. UOK RENT, dwelling on Henry street, next A to corner Habersham, containing seven rooms, also batn-room aod kitchen. Nice house, good location. J. E. FULTON. RENT, that desirable residence, south side Huntingdon street, next to corner Abercorn, belonging to estate of R. D, Bogart Elegant location, commodious dwelling, all modern conveniences. J. E. FULTON. T'VO, (2) desirable stores recently fitted np A with dwelling above, can be rented eu tireiy or se arateiy, as desire I, at corner Whit aker and Hull streets. Inquire at 176 Bryan street. Possession given immediately. ]AOR RENT, a two-story tenement house, No. 258 h) Bay street. Apply 02 Farm Rtreet. TjhOß RENT, store 186 Bay street next to 1 Knickerbocker Ice Company, at present occupied by R. H. Tatem, possession Oct. 1. G. H. K 1.61 Sll ART, iig Bryan Street. RENT dwellings 68 and 70 Henry street, J north side, between Lincoln and Abercorn. Number 68. possession immediately No. 70 Dot. 1 (1. 11. RKMSHAKT, 118 Bryan street. L’OR IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION, ccrmfort- I able dwelling, modern improvements, hot and rold water, near park on Hall street. WOODRUFF’, 1511 Broughton. I TOR RENT, store 73 Boy street; Oct. Ist. 1 JOHN H RUWE. FOR RENT, one of those fine new houses on Jones, near Lincoln. Apply SALOMON COHEN. FjTOR RENT, several desirable houses; mod-rn Improvements and in excellent order; well located. SALOMON COHEN. TTOIi RENT, house, No. 188 Barnard and 80l- A tun Apply No. 139 West Broad. LTOR RENT, residence No. 97 McDonough 1 street. Possession Immediately W J HARTY. 3 IJ'OR RENT, that desirable residence 139 Gor don stroet on Nov. 1. Apply to J. 31 WILLIAMS, i Jones street. ’ VOR RENT, tenement 66J4 Cassel Row, front- A ing South Saint Julian, between Abercorn and Lincoln streets. 11. J. THO3IASSON, 114 Bryan street. I TOR RENT, residence, Liberty nnd Barnard; one Tattnall and Harris and No. 77 JelTer son street. All have modern Improvements and in first-class order. D. B. LKbTER. tjTOR RENT, the elegant store, four stories on a cellar, corner Hull and York street lane, now in course of erection; possession given about November IStb. 1890. Apply to DAVIS BROS.. 183 York street, LTOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build- A ing, now temporarily used as the County Court House; it is a handsome new edifice, etigl bly located, strongly constructed and well adapted to any class of business; possession given Sept. 1,189 ft Apply to JOHN SULLI VAN, Treasurer Union Society. TTOR RENT, dwelling on corner Barnard and A’ Gordon street lane. I. D. LaROCHK Sl hUN. RESIDENCE No. 13 Habersham, corner 8t Julian and Habersham streets, four stories high, large yard, stable aud servants’ houses attached; possession Oct. 1. W. J. HARTY * .-11.. KOH ItJC.NT—MIBCKLLANKOU*. I ’OK KENT, warehouse ii 111 ver street, for merly oorupted by Artesian lee Company Apply to IT. <J. HELL, business office, Morning News. ’"■■■ '■■■■. '"."I 1 ... Ui. j. Mill MiLR%, |*3K our CYPKKbrt lIIINGLEtb 4. 6 and ' ) in**lies wdds. at B'Hc., and per IsMdkMMsb; prices according to quality For sale at the mill by V.VI.E ROYAL MAMU f Aeruxuaa company. FOR SALE, L°OR SALE. Fine two-story house on Wald* 4 burg street, between Jefferson and Mont gom. ry st reels, niuc rooms, long piazza, modern conveniences, will tv- said at a bargain if gold belore Aug. t. HARMON, WALKER A 'lou.iHUli.. 156 lkvughioo street. |,’' ’ R SALE.—One new- Top Wagon, second 1 hand Buggies, Top and No Top: also second hand Blacksmith Tools. A. K. WILSON. 41 Bay Street. 1 BARGAIN.—That nicely situated dwelling ( V on corner Kline and Burroughs streets, also adjoining buiidin:; lot, will be sold cheap; particulars on application. C. P. MII.LEK, Real Estate Dealer. IS*OR SALE—If you desire fresh, pure Ice ‘ reuni made from only the best cream and flavors, cali at tho Eore-t City loe Cretin euirSvt.^" 1 * leave your or era with C ill HCfIiLL. bull aud Jonos street**. phone i>4. SALE—Very valuable firm of 28.% acre*; i reasonable terms. For information apply to Mr. and Mrs. ALFRED SMITH, 63 East Broad. U'OK SALE—On© coi y of the life of Hon. A /v , Je v, el ,’ son 90; sulxioriptioti price ESTILL‘B News I>epot, 21Bull street. LOTS, improved property, stores, I * dwellings; also, aero property fur sub division. My list is attractiv**, prices low, terms ea-v. i\ p. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer. TIOILER FOR SALE—IS Horse Steel Boiler as Lf good at new. SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS. SALE, a home on payments of $8 a month; a desirablu house and one of tho best locations in Pooler. T. P. HEIDT. SALE, ten head first-class work mules suitable for heavy hauling; good condition prices reasonable, by W. li. BLITCH, Blitch, Ga. SALE, the house on Henry street, between Bull and Whitaker, lately occu pied by !’rotortion Hose No. 1; purchaser to remove same at once. Apply to Bull and Bay, Y\ M. N. NICHOLS, secretary. IYIR SALE, cheap, one new 60-saw Excelsior Cotton Gin Feeder and Condenser. UEoKGE W PARRISH. 17011 SALE, brick residence No. 11l Ptrry 1. street. Apply CHARLES F. BTULTS. DON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday’s issue of the Morning Nkws. For sale at BISIK IP’S DKUO STORE, corner Hall and Price streets. W E ARE now offering that fine Brick Store " and IKve ling situated on the southeast corner of Fast Broad aud Broughton streets. This is a fine location for liquor and grocery trade, and has for a long time enjoyed a liberal share of patronage. For terms anply to I. D. LaRoCHE & SON, Real Estate Dealers, 168 Bay street. (('OK SALE, lot on Henry street, near Jeffer son. Apply to L. W. LANDEUSIiINE, Kxeeutnr. L'LNK Horses, pair (dock marcs, pair nay ~, T bworses, single drivers, saddles and mules. QUILMAKTIN & MEH RTENS. Doctors, mechanics, lawyers— MERCHANTS AND CLERKS TAKE NOTICE! C AVANNAH will take a leap in the next six k_> months that will surprise you; everything and everybody points to the bright future that is dawning upon us. 1 YUCTORS—Buy a home and establish your -*' selt under your own vine and fig tree. \ J ECHANICS must not forget that every dol 4‘X lar of rent money can go to- Iward buying a home. AWYERS, while adjusting the affairs of -9 others often forget the duty that they owe to their own families, M and live and die without a home. ERCIIANTS can’t afford to pay store anil house rent always, when a little patience aud economy will place them out of the landlord's e.utches. Cf LERKS should keep all eyes upon real estate, > as tho most of our rich men got their start from buying a small piece of land and adding another piece year after year. HARMON, WALKER & McHARRIE, Have Bay and Broughton street property for the merchants. Liberty, Harris, Drayton and Duffy street prop rty for the doctors, lawyers, mechanics and clerks. OR SALE. ' Two 1.800 gallon locomotive tanks, Twenty-five standard 40,000-pound plat form cars. Five 20-ton freight locomotives, Two 80-ton freight or passenger locomo tives, with Westinghonse air brakes, Five 20-ton passenger locomotives, with Westlnghouao air brakes. Apply for particulars to MoDONOUGH & CO., Savannah, Ga. NEW ROAD CART and Harness for sale cheap. GUILMAHTIN A iIF.IIRTE.NB. Boarding and Sale Stables. LOST. IOST, pair double sight spectacles bet ween J News office and Williams street. Return to 17 Williams street and be rewarded. IOST, several days since, a Black and Tan J Terrier Dog. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at 202 Liberty street. IOST. Bank Book No. IMM on savings a nd partment of Southern Bank. Finder will please return same to It. G. GUERARD’S office, 94 Bay street. IOST. a black and tan dog. Long ears and J answers to name of Dan. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at 22 Jones street. II IST OR MISLAID, a copy of Specifications. -J F'inder will be liberally rewarded by leav ing Kamo at corner Bull and Bryan streets. O. H. GRUVER. HOARDING. VITANTED, boarding for large, pleasant ” rooms. No. 200 South Broad. BOARD —Two lodgers and a few day boarders can be accommodated at 208 Bryan street. qiWO or four gentlemen can find best table _L board. 43 York street, Jilts ROSIGNOL. IT'XCEI.LENT board with good accommoda- J tions at 105 York street, corner Drayton. MISCELLANEOUS. HUNGRY’ JOE wilt eat sixty deviled crabs in 90 minutes at Enright’s Warsaw Inn, Thunderbolt, this afternoon. \EARIETY in all things. You should see BARBOUR'S stock of Russing Fans, Tin Pans, Hake Pans, Teaspoons, Tablespoons, Hast ing spoons, Glassware of all kinds; in fact, everything you need, or likely to need in the not far-distant future. BARBOUR’S, Price and Hall streets. 1> EEF.Iron and Wine prepared by McCAULEY A A CO., combines In a pleasant form the valuable nutritious, tonic and stimulating prop erties of its ingredients; 50c per bottle. r I ’HE melon will soon be over, but you can yet X get a few of those large Effingham Melons at HARBOUR'S, Barnard aud Now Houston streets. THE Mother Hubliard Lamp, the bent in use, by D, N. THOMASON. 46 West Broad street. 17 AT your meals at CHARLES JEMDAL’S 1 J RESTAURANT, and get cooled off by those electric fans. No. 16 City Market. YV ANTED, housekeepers to try “Sure Death,” v T the only roach exterminator that has given satisfaction. Not a poison, but a safe and cer tain remedy. Over one thousand boxes sold and not a single complaint. Sold only at BISHOP'S DRUG STORE. SWIMMING BATH.-Notice; In consequence of tbe great increase in the number of ladies that are taking swimming lessons, every morning except Saturday and Sunday will be given to them from 10 till 1. Mr. Rolfe is having great sucoess with bis system of teach ing. as some of the best ladies and gentlemen in this city will testify. S5 for 12 le-sons. I }RICES reduced low on Refrigerators and Water Cooiers. We have a large stock. SAVANNAH FURNITURE COMPANY, 187 Congress, between Bull and Whitaker streets. C HOARS I "cigars:: We don’t want the * earth. Fine cigars at low prices. Alligator cigars, best auywtiere for 6 cents; Figaro 5 cents; Coruna. 8 for 25 cent*. MASTERS & CO,, 80 Bull street. nN. THOMASON will go to any part of the • city to do stove and range woi k. 46 West Broad. LONG ISLAND Early Rose Potatoes and Northern Cabbage at BARBOUR'S gro cery, Price and Hall streets ’’I'HE man who doesn’t asy "U LUie bol enough 1 for four” is the limn who drinks Harbour's Ice fold beer, New llnootoii and Barnard •ikbeie. MISCKLLANBOCS. JESSISA LEMONS at W. D. SIMKINS\~~ ’|'na popular cigar is called the Habanola. JL Every oue who tries them ce-tan.lv enjoys a good smoke. For sale at ED. BY’CK'S. i.A and engrossed at Commercial Institute, !J7 Perry street, (7 ASH.—I advance money on active bank J stocks, loan stocks, etc.; also, negotiate loans on real estate. C. P. MILLER, 131 Con gress street. WHEY’ your clothing gets too bad to wear, vv and too good to throw away, you can have it cleaned, repaired, braided, dyed, re modeled, altered to suit your taste, at 8 WHITE'S, corner Jefferson and State street*. \ CERTAIN relief is Good I.uck Liniment for Whooping Cough, Croup and Colds. Try a bottle aud be convinced. Price, 25 cents, at SHAFFER'S PHARMACY, 110 Whitaker street. I,'' VERY BODY’ invited, free of charge, to >e J Hungry Joe sat sixty devile i crabs at Enright's Inn, Thunderbolt, this afternoon. C'LOTIIING ('leaned. Re ar. 1 an 1 Dyed > Suits made to order. Charges moderate’ Satisfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ. Tailor 29Vt Jefferson street. XviW PEAS—Cheap at W. D. SIMKINS’. IYI REWRITE US FOR KENT, typewriters on installments, typewriters exchanged. Com mercial Institute, 1 if Perry street. AX’’HEN sick and in need of pure drugs and v> medicines McCAULKY A 0.. Drayton and New Houston, can supply you. Telephone 464. 17< IREW YK NED is forearmed, consequently it would be well at this scasiin of the year, when diarrbma and dysentery are prevalent, to be provided with PR. ULMER’S Celebrated liiarriuva and Dysentery Remedy. Price 25 cents per bottle. CTOVK WOIIK of any kind promptly done kj and guaranteed. D. N. TiIOMASON, 46 West Broa l. r |' , HAT popular Faust Beer at Barbour's, New I Houston and Barnard streets, is an exhil arating drink. GRAPES, in any quantity or at any price, at BARBOUR'S grocery. Price and Hall streets. SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per I fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded. At SYMONS A MFLL’S. ALABASTINE can be used same as kaiso mine, with better satisfaction. ANDREW HANLEY, sole agent. Shepard Lightning Freezer, the best in I use. CORNWELL A CHIPMAN. MOTHERS, do not allow your lit 1,1 . ones to suffer with whooping cough when you have a sovereign remedy in Dlt. ULMER’S Whooping Cough Remedy and Embrocation. iJHNE Northern Cabbage by each steamer. W. D. 81MK1NS. r I' , HERK is everything to interest you In the A Sunday Mousing Nkws. For sale at YONGE'S DRUG STOKE, Whitaker and Duffy streets. Refrigerators and water Cooler* at i ’I iKNWKLL * CHIPMAN’S. IJOYS! How is this for a fine smoket It’s * one of ED BYi’K’B Habanola cigars, and only cost 5 cents. \LABASTINE — Beautify your homes with ALABASTINE, you eau get nothing belter. One package, 5 lbs., will cover 50 square yards two coats, .v. HANLEY, Sole Agent, DO NOT forget to see Hungry Joe, the Glut ion. at Enright's Warsaw lrm to-day. DR. ULMER’S Who ping Cough Remedy ami Embrocation has been thoroughly tested, and has always pr vet to bo superior to any other remedy for said disease. REMOVAL.— We beg to inform our friends and customers that wo are now In our new store, corner Barnard and Broughton street lane (Odd Fellows’ building!, where we will be prepared to furnish them with a full line of Fresh Gro eries at bottom prices. Come and see us. K. D. MacDONEI.L, 89 and 31 Barnard street, A LITTLE COOLNESS In the family is a XX good tiling when it takes the shape of un ice cold melon from BARBOUR, New Houston and Barnard streets. IYOTH new and .second-hand stoves for sale > cheap. D. N. THOMASON. 46 West Broad sti eet. IONG ISLAND P< iTATOLS by every steamer. J W. D. 81MK1NS. r |BHK Twin Burner Gasoline Stove, simplest A and best burner. CORNWELL Si ClilP- MaN, 156 Congress. I JLKASANT dreams are induced by the use of I McCAULEY’S "Bed Bug Killer;” certain death to all kinds of vermin. O WIMMING BATH.—Come down and drink a O glass of our beautiful Sulphur Water every day. This, with a good swim, will bring the bad blood out of your system and prevent you taking fever and other diseases. Try it. / IH ARLES .IKVIDAL’S RESTAURANT, cool- V ' est place in the city; twenty meal tickets for $6 {EARN telegraphing at Commercial Insti > tutu, 137 Perry street. THE action of Da. ULMER’S Tincture of Jl Sweet Gum and Heart Is-af is mild, but swift and thorough, checking the distressing cough, expect ration, etc., without any ill after effects usually experienced with other medi cines. The taste is pleasant and will not offend the most sensitive stomach. DON’T be ashamed, but send and give the Habanola Segars a trial. It is to your in terest. ED B, BYCK, Sole Agent. I HTEKKSTINU TO i- A Rl-ENTERS The Fost -1 ner Auger Bit CORN WELL Si CHIPMAN. 156 Congress street. IiOCKETKNIVES, Stationery, Lamp Goods, Tooth Brushes, and Combs and Brushes at reasonable prices at SYMONS Sc MEI.LS JJOCK SALT AT W. D. SIMKINS’. HUNGRY JOE has no aidermanio propor tions. He measures thirty inches in tho waist, and he will cat sixty deviled crabs at ENRIGHT'S, Thunderbolt, this afternoon. Raspberry limeade, made from the fruit; Gem Bon Bon, just put; Pineapple Gera and Ice Cream soda at LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. vj-MBIHF, Melons and Grapes sold by BAR a. HOUR, the popular grocer, Barnard and New Houston streets, are palatable and re freshing. CENTS gets the Sunday Issue of the Morn •) ino Nkwk. Be sure and read it. For sale at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Brood and Woidburg streets. nR. ULMER’S Celebrated Healing Ointment cures wounds, sores, cuts, insect bites, etc.; price only 10 cents, and superior to others at ten times its cost. \NY stove or range, regardless of name or number, repaired and guaranteed. D. N. THOMASON, 46 West Broad street. \LABASTINE can be bad in any quantity and all shades. Send for color card. AN DREW HANLEY, sole agent. XTORTHERN CABBAGE, Apples, Onions, X v Grapes and ice-cold melons at BARBOUR'S grocery, Price and Hall streets. GV>R a fine 10 cent segar ask ED L. BYCK to A show you the Sultana, equal to imported. SEASIDE Buckets and Shovels for children at the Ten-Cent Store, 154 Bryan Street. CALL and look at the handsomest store in the city. CORNWELL A CHIPMAN. 156 Congress street. 1608 Whopmg Cough use Dr. ULMER'S Whooping Cough Remedy and Embroca lon. Price 25c. per bottle. SALT AT W dTsIMKINS’ ALMONT LIVERY AND BOARDING STABI.ES, 93 Congress street. Telephone 80S, open day and night. A SELECT consignment of fifty fine single and double lounges of all stylos just re ceived, to be sold at manufacturing piioes at EM PIKE BARGAIN COMPaN Y'S. 'I’HHEE HUNDRED hungry roo to eat I against Hungry Joe at ENRIGHTS this afternoon. R' KKINKD BORA X 10c, pound; Chinese Cost Tsr Csmphor. 15c. pound; liMcct powder, 85c. pound; foistia s Bo 1 Bug Killer, 25a , 2 cakes Pears' Soap. 25c. LIVIN' ■ ETON'S i’HAJi- ACY. I MISCELLANEOUS. 4 LAB \STINE, a permanent wail coating. 1 \ adapted for solid wall relief work, also tor p.oin work. ANDREW HANLEY, sole agent, r |'AKE your prescriptions to MoCAULEY £ I CO., Drayton and New Houston streets] prices are reasonable, drugs the purest and tneir manipulation tinder the supervision of an experienced grad rate of pharmacy. Tele phone 461. I R. ULMER’S Carbolated Healing OinU e uient: price 19 cents for a box as large as is usually sold for 25 cento, and guaranteed a superior article. C'OO KINO ArPLES, Northern' Cabbage, V Grapes and Melons, at BARBOUR’S, Nev* Houston and Barnard streets. Bargains in furniture of ail kindato lie off-red at lowest prices. Call anise* us. EM I’IRE BA KG AIN STORE, corner Liberty and Jefferson street*. r |’ , HF. latest in Lemon Squeezer* at CORN* I WELL & CHIPMAN’S. \I'HY NOT smoke Habanola Segars when " they cost only 5 cents at ED L. BYC'K’Sf \’OF will find large ice-cold Effingham melon* I at BARBOUR'S grocery, Price and Hall street*. CITOVEPIPE a specialty, by D. N. THOM. O ASON. 46 W* si Broad street. Humphrey s specific kkmedies. fun line at SYMONS Ct MELL'S, West Broad and Charlton streets. Distinguished throat specialist* writs that they would not, on any account, he without I)r. ULMER’S Tincture of Sweet Gum and Heart leaf. r IMiERE is everything to Interest you in th* 1 Sunday Morning Nkws. For sale at YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duff/ street*. CWIMMINQ BATH —Pure Artesian Sulphu* Water always running and heated to suit! tho ehanges in the weather. LyH'dtTHAND, Typewriting. Bookkeeping, k ’ Penmanship, Telegraphing and English branche* taught at Commercial Institute, 13F Ferry street, near Theater. MUIE free lunch fiend is out of Bight (up in a I balloon) when Hungry Joe is in town Her will eat 5 dozen deviled craos at ENRIGHT’S INN this afternoon. \LABASTINE - You will save money bv using ALABASTINE. Doe* not crack or peel off, give* a fine finish and will not change it* Color. ANDREW HANLEY, Sole Agent (CONSUMPTIVES, remember that you may J find a sheet anchor of hopem Da. ULMER'S Tincture of Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf. Vt ATTRESSEB renovated and made over a* good as new by EMPIRE BARGAU? STOKE. Liberty aud Jefferson street*. ’IUiE Now Process Vapor Stove, a most won* X derful and economical cooking arrauge. merit. CORNWELL & CHIPMAN, 156Congrea* street. 17011 throat and lung trouble* no remedy call compare with Da. ULMER'S Tincture of Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf. I yPHOLSTERING In all its branches and fur. I niture of all kinds repaired at EMPIKH BARGAIN COMPANY'S. r pilK Gem Ice Shavers are a right handy X thing. CORNWELL & CHIPMAN. **•"' i u AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. 12 Per Cent. Net W. K. WILKINSON, Auctioneer, Will spill before the Court Hou.se •luring the usual hours of sale, ou TUESDAY, Aug. 5, EIGHT TWO-STOKY HOUSES, aituate ora lota 3 and oaßt one-third of No. 4 Marshal ward. The houses are new, well-built and convenient; in a good locality, and bring in SBO per month. After deducting all expenses they will pay 19 per Cent, on SO,OOO, and can be bought for leas. Terms one-third cosh, balance six and twelve months at 7 per cent. LEGAL SALES. CHATHAM SHERIFF’S KALE. * IITILL be sold at 17J Broughton street, or| ▼ ▼ Friday, August Ist, 18'JO, at eleven (11) o’clock u. ui All tho stock of LIQUORS. WINES, etc., TABLES. CHAIRS, REFRIGERATOR, BEER PUMP, COUNTERS, SHOW CASE, KITCHEN FURNITUKH. etc., to satisfy a mortgage fl fa. issued out of Chatham Superior Court in favog of GEORUE SUlltt AtiZ vs. UE<>RGEEHLERS* JOHN T. HONAN, Sheriff Chatham County. FOR HALE, BRICKS FOR SALE. A LARGE LOT OF BRICKS FOR BALE. APPLY TO F. O. CELL. Business Office Morning News, Kxrt’Ksrovs. EXCURSIONS SteamerCRESCENT CITY will make two trip, a day to YVAI I HAW and WILMINGTON EVERY DAY (Except Mondays.) Leaving wharf at 9 a. m., connecting at Thura* derholtwlth train leaving city at 10 a. m , arid Thunderbolt on arrival of the 2:30 p. M. train from Savannah. FARE GOc. j CHILDREN 23cb Fish Dinners at Warsaw —— Trains connecting with steamer at Thunder* bolt leave Coast Line Depot City 10 a. h. anil 2:30 v. m. Excursion tickets are good on either boat og train from or to Savannah. Round trip tickets to Thunderbolt, returning thence to Savannah by steamer Crescent City) 25 cents. Take 7:15 p. m. train from city. A. G. DRAKE, Manager, Office on wharf, foot of Abercorn street ED C CATIONAU L"AUQUIER INSTITUTE EOR VoUNG LA -T DIES, WARRKNTON. VA. Situated in Piedmont region of Va., on Rich* mond Si Danville R. R., 54 miles from Washing ton. Avery successful school. beiDg entirely full tbe past two years. Excellent building* and strong Faculty. Next term begins Sept. 18th. 1830. For catalogues, address GEO, U. BUTLER, A. M., Principal. KESWICK SCHOOL, ' COBHAJI, VIRGINIA. r l’’ M. PAGE, M A., Ph. I). iLoipsic), Senior X m Principal; T. W. PAGE, A. M., Junior Principal. The special feature of thia school is that on able and experienced staff of teachers has been secured, and the number of pupils limited, so that each pupil may receive individual attention, lioya are prepared for any institution of learning its the United States. Thu associations are elevat - ing and roffni ig, the Influences pure and Chris tian; the lo ation, in Piedmont, Virginia, near the University of Virginia, is healthful and agreeable anil free from tbe temptations of city life. Kr/treuers i HnvunnaK giiuin. Address either I’rinelpal at Cobhara, Va, M\< lIINKKk. MOWING MACHINES, HAY RAKER HAY TEDDERS AND CLARK’S CUTAWAY HARROWS FOR SALE BY GEO. W. PARISH. Ar CENTS wrtl .ay for THE DAILY 1 tkOHMSU NEWS one week, delivered # Ito any |iart of U.e city, bend your sd dress with 25 cents to the ilusiueM anti neve u m pspwr OMJtereu rcguguiy 3