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OCR WICKED SARATOGA.
Skin Betoe Track and th Mam
moth Gambling Dana.
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Saratoga Springs. Sept, ti.—This cele
brated spa his degenerated. Time was when
wa ters had fame and effect. Now they
are kept up with liberal rock salting. Not
oue in twenty of the many waters hare
medical properties. They act upon man
tled as they would upon a graven Image.
The modern Saratoga is given up to the
gamblers. All the respectability and gilt
aice which congregate in a season cannot
leaven the other lump. The hotels are just as
,„r~e mav be as well kept, but the glory of
Saratoga t -day is iU skin race track and
fts mammoth gambling deus.
Every day at 11 o’clock the racing be
gins, and br 2 o’clock it is over. No con
siderations which attach to other first-mass
racing tracks apply here. Form in a horse
is no criterion of prowess. It is a mere
game of ctuck-a-luck, in which a b ind
man has probably the best cbaaca. Old
timers keep their money and look upon the
suckers as they they throw it away. And
when the surprises over the slay’s event cui
m„ ate one can hear the remarks:
‘•A little raw, partners
“Yes indeed, sir. A few grams raw.”
The 'Saratoga cf to-day divides itself
loeieatlv. In one of the great hotels and in
the cottages lodges the respectability—of
the others, further deponent sayeth not.
You must judge of the passing throng as
you see it. The sport and the overdressed
of the w eaker sex predominate. The scar
let woman is likewise here—and then, also,
there is eminent respectability. The con
siderations which attract the better classes
are the gifts of nature. No place is more
beautiful. Its towering trees, grassy lawns,
tempered climate, all conspire to attract the
eye. Only man is vile. .
The gambling begins here when the races
are over. Tijree o’clock in the afternoon
the tiger is in his jungle in the fullest blast.
From then on until the morning light the
game i unceasing. More than a dozen
places are given over to games of chance,
but the one place pre-eminent is known as
Spencer's, years ago established by the
eminout statesman and pugilist, John Mor
* The gambling palace, for it is worthy of
the name, is a square, red brick building on
a street only one remove from the principal
thoroughfare. One wing of it abuts on the
fashionable Circular street, and overlooks
the handsome CoDgress Hall park of goodly
acres and well kept lawn. The main en
trance i9 unpretentious, and the more select
one with the appearance of approach to a
literary retreat. Inside there is a sumptu
ous view. The approach to the gambling
room is through a well lighted hall, from
which you epter a general eafe, to the rear
of which is a restaurant famed for its tooth
some gustatory spreads. From the cafe a
dozen open entrances lead to the large room
where the gambling goes on. O e has no
trouble to reach it. There are no peep holes
or wicket doors. Simply walk in unmo
lested, without introduction, and play or be
a wallflower, as you piease.
The large room in which the gambling
paraphernalia is displayed is furnished with
much elaboration. It is not so dazzling as
Phil Daly’s Long Branch place, but it is
rich in its velvet carpets and heavy Turkish
portiere-. It is at night a flood of light,
reflected irom four magnificent crystal
chandeliers. Between 9 o’clock and mid
night hundreds crowd the rooms. All,
though, are not engaged in play. The club
has become a place where men engage to
meet, with uo thought of being more than
lookers-on.
In this symposium of chance the roulette
wheel is the lavorite. There are three
such wheels, while one faro table does the
work. The limit of the faro table is SIOO.
It is largely patronized by horsemen, poli
ticians, a..d youthful sports. A well-known
New York lawyer is a steady devotee and
quite ahead of the game. The Labold
brothers, owners of Montrose and ether
cracks, are steady patrons with varied
fortunes. Here, also, the Cincinnati high
flyer of Phil Daly’s place is now encamped,
and thus far a goodly loser. Roulette is
the attraction for such as are mere tyros
in the gambling art. Here, too, the limit
of SIOO is fixed. The house gives every
liberal chance. There is but one zero upon
the roulette wheel.
The place, though, does not have about it
that ease which marks its Long Branch
rival. The dealers have more avarice
clearly shown. Not a few of the attaches
are old men, who have weathered years of
courting the lucky goddess.
The dealer of the faro bank wonld hardly
tip the scales at a hundred weight. A
youthful face, hardened with his life, the
blood gone even from the lips. But to see
him handle the checks and deal the box,
wuh a precision and mathematical nicety,
is the evidence of his perfect calling.
At the hazard table there were fewer
patrons. Such as here do woo fickle fortune
bet upon the colors, black and white, and
upon tue numbers, odd and even, rather
than upon the serial numbering. Occasion
ally one can see a fool blow in a SIOO stack
Ui:on the raffle. I happened in on a night
when a Cincinnati youth, well known to the
Queen City Club, came over to the hazard
| table from the faro bank, a fairly heavy
loser.
“U e must have a carriage to go home,”
he said to ins companion, and he added,
there goes my last five. Put it on the
I red. ’
And the red won.
‘‘Put the ten on the black.”
And the black again won.
‘‘ L ® t <£ twenty stay on the black.”
And the black again won.
mi •!’’ satller * n g up his checks, he placed
l . h ® Ij' le u P°u the odd. i t won. With the
jL hus i l6 went back to the faro table,
wir n . ered n 1! . ®* Si ' aof! got up a moderate
but the whisky the young man
‘ r Dk “eauwhUe would have staggered a
gia..t engaged m any other game.
S S?. m '® r ’ s bouse is away ahead of the
ana nil t l ' 6 fa F° bank is a heavy winner,
T uVi r °ulette whoaia hold their own.
larc-st F e „. D r blg Wiunln ? 3 to reoord - Tue
Plav; n i h r Ua ? mad 9 ia a accession of
‘bo roulette wheel by a Hebrew
bis credit br ° ker Wh ° quit wuh to
iin(lnnJ! rofr . ssiona l fcatublers Bre no t gj ven
KZ e r Utß ( t 0 P - lay here, but they have
L-a tWo IB- 1 6U P.oose all told in Sara-
Btaiubiinir “pL? houe< * 3 gwen <>Ter to
Br l;t„rl*L;n, f t bheedy, the bookmaker, is
K V lare winnings. This, though,
Kairv a, ' Jual . report and may be only a
HsV; , v,; A Californian owner of a stable
hi. ’ , cerumen gossip, ascrit ed to be
Btslicni ,S , 9 v r ‘ .4b°ut every other year
■L, 1 authorities assume a spasm of
d ??conts are made on the
which*''l 8- Ttiis year has been tb6 one
lu ai lesta have been made. But the
Bmbi™ really stand in with the
k rv, ” ithout gambling the argu
there would be no Saratoga. To
f. l - u ara i?? a the municipal rulers shut
■-;.t llus in face of the stubborn
( a , a K al| ist the vice by a daily pa
. 1,8 conslauf. protest of one who
m ctt ”t shop. But Mr. Spencer is
excuw U that “ is a
n.o.’" and g u ry °. f Saratoga is its mam-
H- 1 . f ; i?h ,re . A - T. Stewart placed a
Htsar--' * lUlo " 8 1,1 the erection of acara
.copying an entire square of
Hath thr. F? me ~ ,lorß famous after his
thc refusal of Judge Hilton,
■sic : a tb Ti 6ntertain thoße the Ha "
■’oagement V P ar ll ls out of Hilton’s
Ha::7 ,y ~ J| ut it c ir °® entertainment to
K i -jv": „ :t fa th the enfolding of
Kite more H, ud . mal f 9 them cutoasts.
’ i,„ n ect hotel is named the United
Hr.- j a rj pa t’! nns are of the richer classes.
Phvsioia? U 1 ’ u ? ually accompanied by
H : e r n e ;’. puts >n some Patton of the
'Hues Mo n too, quite a figure
■Pade win, 101 ’ ”’ hoße daughter hud tho
iHth hip, . 4“ . .’ he coachman Schilling.
■tr<£™ a t “hu-g daughter, whose gay
fE f; P ,] ’ r , IVen ln tandem, show her to be
■ what ,?T Fx-Secretary Bristow,
■ .. , p l|‘ ter when of Grant's oabi-
hus , ' at . rou - , D ‘- Newman, of the
• bishopric, with his massive head
and locks of iron gray, is a noted figure on
the porch. Judge Groosbeck. of Cincinnati,
with his erect form and molded eagle-face,
attracts the eye.
But Saratoga is the place of delicious idle
ness. It is given over to eating and sleep
ing, driving and yawning. It is too demo
cratic for gossip, and is no place for Miss
Fry ©r Grundy to indulge the propensity.
The gowns worn by the women are marvels
of the art, and tho diamonds exposed suf
ficient for a king’s ransom. Society here
regulates itself with austerity. The lambs
and wolvee, while in hail almost, are as far
apart as if an ocean divided them. Here
pride and aristocracy affiliate to crowd out
such as do not fill every requirement to class
them such.
But it has its tough sides. Here the
gambler aid the patron of the turf form
the larger elements, with their women,
loud in dress and face, with freedom un
restrained. Here the politician, from the
small beer to the Ajax, fixing fence and
giving direction to the affairs of state. It
is a place, essentially, where money talks.
But nature has endowed it with ampli
tude of beauty. Its climate is as a balm,
vitalized by the Green and Adirondack
mountains, the outlines of which loom up
in a magnificent vista. The towering
trees, shaded parks and lawns, the wealth
of equipage, the daily promen ides, its mag
nificent hotels, its splendid drives, ail com
bine to make it indeed an “ideal spot,” and
its waters, well, they do not harm if, indeed,
they do no good. W. C. Macß.
“A RACE WITH DEATH!”
Among the nameless heroes, none
are more worthy of martyrdom than
he who rode down the valley of the
Conemaugh, warning the people
ahead of the Johnstown flood.
Mounted on a powerful horse, faster
and faster went the rider, but the
flood was swiftly gaining, until it
caught the unlucky horseman and
swept ou, grinding, crushing, anni
hilating both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lurking
near, ready to falL, without, warning,
on its victim, who allows his system
to become clogged up, and his blood
poisoned, and thereby his health en
dangered. To eradicate these poisons
from the system, no matter what their
name or nature, and save yourself a
spell of malarial, typhoid or bilious
fever, or eruptions, swellings, tumors
and kindred disligurements, keep tho
liver and kidneys healthy and vigor
ous, by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Gold
en Medical Discovery. It’s the only
blood-purifier sold on trial. Your
money Is returned if it doesn't do
exactly as recommended. Sold by
druggists, in large bottles, at SI.OO.
Local Beoord for the Morning News.
I/O cal forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
““l Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Generally fair, except local rains
in southern portions; stationary
temperature; northeasterly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah. Ga., Sept. 20. 1890, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
j Departure n - n . rt ,,_
llkan Tumpshati-re. from the .° a ,
normal sl “ c V* t1 '
for 16 years Sept. 20, ’9O -|- or *’ lo * J '
76 | 78 -;-.OS -|-1.98
COMPARATIVE RAINFALL STATEMENT.
a mount Amount Departure
Amount f(lr from the aiaCtf
for 16 years Sept .jq j t ;890.
715 .08 .19 8.73
Maximum temperature, 86: minimum tem
perature. 69.
The hight of the river at Augusta at
7:3S o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time)
was 6.9 feet—a fall of 0.1 foot during the
past twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6 p. ia.. Sept 20, !630, 75th Meridian time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all
DiSTaiOTS. AvsiiAag.
Max. Min. Rain-
N “ tione. Tamp T#m P faLl -1
Atlanta..".". 10 86 ~M~ m"
Augusta... .......... 12 88 66 .01
Charleston 7 88 02 .00
Galveston.. 14 88 66 *T
Little Rook .... 0 74 58 .00
Memphis... • ....... 15 76 CO .37
Mobile 9 84 66 .78
M0ntg0mery.......... 4 86 61 *T
New Orleans. 10 88 68 48
Savannah..... 12 90 69 .03
Vicksburg....... 5 86 66 .46
Wilmington. 10 86 62 .04
Summary
Means.
stations or Max. I Min. I Ram
gavannab district. Temp Temp falll.t
Alapaba ... 88 i 70 ,00
Albany..- 8 72 .(M
Americas.. , 88 66 00
Cordeie
Bain bridge 88 72 .00
Eastman..,. 94 68 .00
Fort Gaines 90 68 00
Gainesville, Fla 88 68 . 83
Milieu 94 66 .00
Quitman 92 72 . 00
Savannah 86 69 . 00
Thomasville 90 70 .02
Waycross 88 63 .00
Summary
Means. ...
Observations tasen at tbe same moment of
time at all stations for the Morvimo Nsws.
3avuxah, Sspt. ao. 7:30 p. n. city time.
Rainfall..
q Velocity....
x
jg Direction...
Temperature...
Nams
or
Station*.
Norfolk 74; N I 8; P'tly cloudy
Charlotte B|NW| 8: SO Cloudles*.
Hatteras. 70 S ! 6 (Cloudlets.
Wilmington....... 74.5 W6| Cloudless.
Charleston. 78 s |. Cloudless.
Augusta 80 8 E, . | *T Cloudy.
Savannah 78jS ElO .... Cloudless.
Jacksonville, 70S E .. *T Cloudless.
Tampa 72 N E .. 1.01 Cloudy.
Point Jupiter,Fla. 70! N .. | .12 P'tly cloudy
Titusville 79|N E 17 1.26 Cloudless.
Key West 82 E 6 .... P'tly cloudy
Atlanta 74 N E .. i.... Cloudy.
Pensaoola.. 82 S K 6| Cloudless.
Mobile 82 8 Cloudless.
Montgomery BiSW .. T Cloudy.
New Orleans. MO 8 E . I *T P'tly cloudy
Qalvesion 80 8 E.| Cloudless.
Palestine 7SiS Cloudless.
Brownsville 80 E 1.. |.... P’tly cloudy
~*T Indicates trace. finches and hundredths.
C. S. Gorges. Observer Signal Corps.
Minister (who had forgotten what sermon he
preached a week before)—Did you make a min
ute of my last Sunday's sermon. Eliza?
Minister’s Wife—How could 1 when you made
an hour of it.— Burlington free frees.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1890—TWELVE PAGES.
CHEAP ADVERTISING,
ONE CENTa WORD.
APrWKTTSrhftSTS, IS Words or
nor, M this cc.umn inserted for CSS
CKS7 A ** OtUi, Cat* to jkdwmoa eaek
iwrtioa.
JErery&oifv v*o has any vant to mtvpty,
ani’thin.j to buy or Mil, any bustnsss or
accommodations to secure; indsed.any wish
to '/ratify, tkovid advertise in this aotumm.
When hnme is ruld according to God - * word
angels might be asked to Slav a night with us
and they w uld net find themselves out of their
element.— Spuryeon.
SMOKE
lira Ssrtsz Ijas
EVERY DAY.
FKBSOXAU
| >HOTOOKAPIty. all styles and sizes, from
1 stamps to life-size. Fine cabinet photos a
specialty: price, a dozen; no fakirs employed
as solicitors; no chromos given away. Business
estar-lishod dune -1. IH6S J. N. WILSON,
No. 21 Bull street, Savamuh. Ga.
TIERSONAL—Prof. Charles G. Wallace, fonn
-1 "rlv of IJII tn an, and lately a- Tennille. will
p'ease call at Schr iner s Music House, while in
this city, Sunday.
I )HOTOGRAYUERS printed on plate patter.
I Japan paper and Satin. Far superior to
anything of the kind ever offered here. Mod
crate in prices. Just the thin; for wedding
M. J\ Ta YU>K, 138 York street.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS
1- at MCCAULEY’S DRUG STORE, New
Houston and Drayton.
(^J. IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life-
A size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs.. Call and see samples. LAUNF.Y &
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
I>ARTY who accidentally carried away from
writing counter Western Union t-!egraph
office Saturday afternoon silver-handled um
bielia will piease returu. care manager.
piANO LESSONS given to beginners and
i advanced punils. R ference best in the
city. Miss VIRGIE ASHLEY, 158 South Broad
street.
I >UMURK fra es. Artists’ Supplies of ail
1 kind) and Lat ios’fine stationary—the best
in the city—at MT. TAYLOR’S, 135 York street.
MONEY TO LOAN—If you are In need of
money and want a libera) loan on dia
monds, gold and siivsr watches, jewelry, silver
ware, clocks, carpets, clothing, merchandise,
tools, and on almost anything of value, call at
the old reliable licensed pawnbroker lions:-, lit)
Congress street, and get it. F-. MUHLBERG,
Manager.
I’IIERK is everything to interest you in the
Sunday Morn-jno Nines. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STOKE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets. .
N OTHING tends to make home more at
tractive, or to cultivate and enob e the
taste than really tine pictures. I have oopies of
some of the finest etchings and engravings
produced. The public is invited to inspect my
collection, M. T. TAYLOR, 135 York street.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in tote column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
REAL ESTATE -Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON. Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
(and A 1.1, ON McCAULEY a CO., druggists, and
J get a copy of Sunday s Morniko News.
t CENTS gets the Sunday issue <*t the Moon
*" ino News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
IADIES AND GENTLEMEN: You will please
J address A. B. BOWEN, 33 Whitaker, cor
ner State street, or S9 Berrien, who will be
pleased to call at your doors and get your or
ders for tho New Home Sawing Machine, and
will repay more than doubly all your postage
aponses. Compliments of A. B. BOWEN, 32
Whitaker, coiner State street, Savannah, Ga
HELP WANTED.
\V ANTED, a wet nurse. Apply at 190 Gwin
m nett street, between Montgomery and Jef
ferson.
\U ANTED, lady that understands dre-smak
f i Ing and has some knowledge of trimming
hats, to work in country store. Apply 163
South Broad street.
AIT ANTED, a first class milker to ocra for
it stock. Must come tvell recommended.
Apply at 145 Perry street after 7 o’clock a. m.
or call Telephone 287.
WANTED, woman for general housework
and assist in cooking; reference required.
57 York street.
YT T ANTED, competent house girl to go to
vT Brunswick. Apply Monday morning,
between 8 and 10, 159 Perry.
H ELP WANTED—A bright active girl about
14 years old, white preferred, to help in
housework and nurse, 161 New Houston street.
YirANTED, five or six honest, sober young
v v men can obtain paying employment with
WIMPY & TART, 210 Broughton street.
TA7ANTED AT ONCE, a competent shipping
TT and entry clerk in wholesale dry goods
house. Address for three days, MERCHANT,
care News office.
YY t AN'TF.D, a white woman to cook for a
it small family. Apply at 13 Broughton
street.
AYTANTED, a young man as bookkeeper and
v T shipping clerk. Address, with references,
COMTE LENT, this office.
I> OILERMAKKRS WANTED atonoe; steady
> work at gook wages tor good, steady men.
MERRILL-STEVENS ENGINEERING COM
PANY, Jacksonville, Fla,
AA7ANTED, carpenters at BELT ROAD CAR
T T SHEDS. Bring tools for rough work.
WANTED, a middle-aged woman to cook
and do house work for small family.
Best wages to right psrson. Apply 142 St.
Julian street.
AIT AN TED. a first-class dry goods and cloth
s'T ing salesman in a large and busy store.
Address, stating terms, qualifications and refer
ences. P. O. Box 236. Dothan, Ala.
'ATI’'ANTED, a young man quiofc at figures, be-
T T tween 18 and 20 years of age, and lives
with bte parents. Ad .rass A. B. C., News
office.
STEAM -FITTERS wanted. Apply W. T.
(.UTTER, Tampa Bay hotel, Tampa, Fla.
TtoT OTICE— wanted, a competent house serv
ont. Apply at 87 Chariton street, next to
UtjOOlD.
DETECTIVES wanted In every county;
shrewd ram to act under Instructions in
our secret service. Experience not neoessary.
Particulars free. GRANNAN DETECTIVE
BUREAU CO.. 44 Arcade, Cincinnati, O. ____
WANTED— An experienced, successful Life
Insurance Agent can obtain special prof
itable position as manager, general or special
agent in Savannah and Southern, Georgia with
tn* Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association,
Potter Building, No. 88 Park Row, New York.
It is Ibe largest and moot succussf ui natural
premium aasooiation in the world. It has paid
SHJ 01.000 in death claims, has $.’,800 000 ua*h
surplus, furnishes life insurance at about one
half the usual rates. Address, H. W. HATCH,
Supt.
Statu
or
Weatdsr.
CALENDAR.
SEPTEMBER
IjsJ! J
SUNDAY
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
AA' r ANTED, poaltloa as bookkeeper by lady
v who understands both double and single
entry; gt ocery store preferred. Addrras TRIAL
BALANCE, Morning N’ewa
AA"ANTED. Employment of any kind by
vv sober, industrious young man; goodpvu
man and fi rurer: hard labor no objection. Ad
dress 610, News office,
TAT" ANTED—A young man ofexn rienee would
v v like a [ (osiljon as Bookkeeper or Collector.
Salary moderate and reference given. Address
C. J. HUNTER, Davlsboro. Ga.
\\7 ANTED—A young man 21 years of age,
* with good business ahikties. with eight
years’ experience in saloon and grooery
business, wishes a situation; will w rk for liv
ing salary Good references. Address J. M. 8.,
look box I, Wayerose. G.
("COMPETENT Stenographer and Typewrltlst
J desires position; salary moderate. Address
S. G. KING, 17414 Jones etreet
~ ROOMS AVANTEI.
A A,’'ANTED, three or four furnished rooms,
VV with or Without board. FRANCIS, P. 0.
box 21.
A\ T ANTED, by lady teacher, room in good lo
'' cation. Address TEACHER, 155 South
Broad.
AX t ANTED, two or three rooms for house.
dren. In select private house between Hull and
Brought >n ami Barnard and Habersham. Ad
dress X, care News office.
A FAMILY of two wishes a flat of rooms;
central location. Address Central, News
office.
AX ’ ANTED, furnished or unfurnished rooms
* v iu good locality, for lignt house-keeping.
Address No. 29 Drayton street.
AAr ANTED, nicely furnished single room, with
“ or without board, within live minutes walk
of State street; state terms and location.
A. X Y., Morning News
A \J ANTED, flat four rooms, b tween Haber-
v sham und Barnard, not fariher than Henry
street. Address HOME, News office.
miscellaneous wants.
AA7ANTED, to hire a horse for two or three
v v months, light work, will receive the very
best attention. Apply at No. 138 Broughton
street. ,
ASTANTED, to rent a small house with bath
vv andga-. Addi ess J.y News office.
YATAXTEP, one or two Second hand pool
tt_ ta lee. Addfesa TABLES. ::n office.
\A7ANTED TO PURCHASE, fresh thorough
v r bred or highly graded Jerve;- cows from
jiarties living on or iciar ill# coast of Georgia.
Address, giving full particulars, THUS. R.
HEYNARn, Hardeevflle, S, C,
AATANTED, to reut a house: six or seven
vv rooms. EXPRESSr’thts office.
I> LAD the Burnley Mooniko News. For sale
1 at Kli FEEIi'S DRUG STuRE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
\\ ’ANTED, one-half million heavy canes,
vv Inquire of J. GAKDNEU. 80j4 Bull
street,
DON'T fail to get a copy of Sunday's Issue of
the Mohning Nitws. For rale at BISHi >P’S
DRUGSTORE, corner Hail and iTice streets.
ROOMS To It R N’T.
OQ CONGRESS STREET-targe and small
C J furnished rooms, for gciulemen or ii. JJ
housekeeping. Bath.
RENT, pleasant rooms, furuished. at 66
Barnard street.
J7HIR RENT, entire flour, three connecting
rooms unfurnished, with hall and bath
room; new house just beingoi mpl- teil. lleaii
ti ul location, fronting square ana near Do Soto
Hotel. Will rent to gentlemen or gentleman
and wife without children. Address, with retcr
er.ee, SOTO,” care Nous.
II'OR RENT, two southern morns, first floor,
with use of hath. 43 York street.
T> OOMS TO KENT, northeast corner Hull and
li Whita er Etr.ets,
F'OR RENT, rooms fronting south on s- uia-'e,
with east rn and northern exposure, atou
bathroom privileges. 93 H rris street.
|” IMS T-' KENT, convenient to 8., F. & \V.
IV RR. Apply at once, 116 Price street.
JJ OR RENT, newly furnished room for gentle
raio, with use of bath, 170 State street,
IJ'OR RENT, Two unfurnished rooms at 10214
Hat ersliatn St.
TAUBER furnished or milurfijshed rooms on
I sbc'O and fl or, wrth bath; excellent location
Call at 95 McDonough street.
I?OR RENT, three of the finest rooms In
■ town, parlor floor, every convenience that
iould be required; als > one large fine room;
bath and gas. 77 Jefferson St . near Liberty.
OOMS for housekeeping, SO New street.
fpo RENT, a neatly tetnlSßed room and
1 small hall room to get. 11 union only, in a
private family. Location (irst class. Refer
ence required. Adddrcss box 52, Moruing
News.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
T ,X)R RENT, two story brick house, 13914 Tay-
U lor street; also seven roeun bouse on Sec
ond avenue, hetwee i Hull and Drayton. Apply
to THOMAS BOWDEN. 314 Broughton street.
SJOH RENT, that splendid 3 story and base-
I meat brick dwelling No. 171 Jones street;
all latest improvements. Apply to WALTHOUR
& RIVERS. 5 Drayton stre-t.
INOR RENT, that desirable residence No. c 3
Duffy street, southeast corner Abercorn;
all modern improvements. WALTHOUR &
RIVERS, 5 Drayton street
IIOR RENT, that very t'eilrhble 8-story brink
1 residence northeast e rner Liberty an.l
Drayton streets; possession Oct. 1. M. S.
BAKER, 76 South Broad street.
IPOR RENT, brick dwelling containing nine
rooms, No. 144 Abercorn street, near Hunt
ingdon. Apply to WALTER .F. HOGAN, 57
Liberty street.
ONE of Stewart’s new houses for re-1; Duffy
street; all modern improvements; com
pleted Ist October.
Ir'Oß RENT, desirable new residence on Duffy
street, between Abercorn and Drayton. All
modern Improvements. W.M. LAZAR* IN,
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Company.
TTIOR RENT, three 2-story frame dwellings,
I new, Hall and Montgom :ry streets; will be
ready Oct 1. Apply J. J. CAKOLAN, 98 Mont
gomery street.
IjiOß RENT, house on Anderson, fourth door
west of Barnard. Apply MRS. J. HEY
MANN.
tIOR RENT, that delightfully situated three
story brick residence, on full lot, No. *1
Gordon street. Apply to I’ETEK REILLY,
I DOR RENT, that desirable residence No. 92
Gwinnett street, 3 stories on basement;
all modern improvements. WALTHOUR &
RIVERS, 5 Drayton street.
RENT, that splendidly located residence,
1 No. 134 Taylor street, between Bull and
Whitaker, his all modern improvements.
WALTHOUR & RIVERS, 5 Drayton street.
Jj'Oß RENT, the bouse 64 Broughton street.
liO RENT, a six-room house, large hall, large
yard, kitchen and water. 12 East Broad
street.
ffX) RENT, a very desirable 3-story brick
A bouse, containing ten rooms, outbuilding,
stable, etc. No. 205 Congress street. Also No.
2<ff Congress street, containing eight rooms,
bath, etc.; possession given at once. THO 6.
A. FOLLIARp.
r |' , 0 RENT, No. 188 New Houston street, third
-l door from Jefferson street, containing
eight roomt, bath, eto. TMOB. A. FOLLiARD.
NO. 218 Nsw Houston street, containing eight
rooms, bath, etc., and large yard and
etabIe._THOS._A.FuLLIARD.
I DOR RENT—From first October, store, with
’ dwelling above; suitable for confectionery,
fmit or grocery store. A. Bonaud't range, north
east corner Abercorn and Taylor street lane.
H. J THOMABSqN. 114 Bryan street.
IDOR RENT, from Oct. Ist, residence No. 94
Gaston street. Apply to DALE, DIXON
& CO,
TDOR REXT—Three new houses. Apply to
A GEO. A. MERCER, Ja.. ore,- Southern
Bank.
TDOR RENT, three-story brick tenement No.
.T 174 Jones street. Possession Oct. Ist.
M. 8. BAKER, 76 South Broad street.
FOR RENT, residence 199 Bolton street;
possession Oct. L Apply GEO. W, PARISH.
UOUsiES AND STORES FOR KENT.
RENT, from Got. 1 to April 1, my rest
deuce at Isle of Hope.
Also to rent, the cottage next to it for the
same period. J. H. ES’fILL, Morning News
office.
F'OR REXT, DwelMng an 1 store v> Whitaker
St., from Nov. 15. ISW. Apply to K S.
OLAUHORN, real estate agent. 7 Drayton St.
IDOR RENT—From Oct L residence 10A4
Barnard street, facing Cliathara square.
Apply to L W. LANDERSHINL. Kxeeut: r
IDOR RENT, from Ist of net., dwellings 39 and
I 39H Jones street. Apply to DALE, DIXON
poit RENT, store No. 170 Bay street, next to
L Kniekerb'Xker Ice Cos.: uoescssiou Oct. Ist.
Q. H. RLMSHART. 118 Bryan street _
IDOR KENT, dwelling 1.12 Junes street, fourth
I door west of Whittier. G. H. REMSHART.
U< 'R RENT, dwell.tigs 98 and ?o lleary street,
A between Lincoln snd Abercorn; possession
Got. Ist. G. H. REMBHAKT.
RENT, three-story' brick tenement No.
169 Jones street: possession given October
L 1890. Apply to li 8 CLAUHORN, Real
Estate Agent. No. 7 Drayton street.
LX)R RENT, tnat tlue dwelling, with u nicely
■ fitted up store, southeast corner Charlton
and Price stroets: posstwsion given Oct. 1 1-So
Apply to R. S. CLAGHOKN, Real Estate Agent,
No. 7 Drayton street.
L a OR KENT, No. 188 and 190 Barnard and
X Bolton streets; li st locality iti the city.
Apply 189 West Broad street
i a OK KENT, from the Ist of November, that
comfortable briok residence 674 Jefferson
street, for SSO per month. Apply to HENRY
MoALPIN, ]OB Bay street.
IFOR RENT. dwsUlag, Ko. 56 Waldburg streps,
south front; all modern conveniences.
Possession Oct. 1. FKIERHON * CO., 70 Bay
street.
RENT OR I.EABK, the Whitfield build
ing, now temporarily used an the County
Court House; it ts a handsome new edifice, eligi
bly located, strongly constructed and well
adapted to auy class of business; pesaession
given Kept. 1, lSfcl Apply to JOHN BULLI-
V AN, Treasurer Uniou Society.
FOR KENT— MISCELLANEOUS.
IDARM FOR RENT. Address Poatolfice Box
I’ 290, Marietta, Oa.
to TABLE TO RENT.—-New: all conveniences;
iJ accomodates 60 head stock: olose to host
ness; 45 West nmad. Apply GUILMARTINA
MEIIRTEN’S rule, Ix'arding and livery stables.
West Broad, foot of South Broad.
RENT, offices corner of Bull and Bryan
streets. Possession Sent Ist For terms
apply to a W OWENS. US Bay street.
(TAG RENT, the large hall in the < Idd PVll.m s'
i building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germane, sociables, balls
nr any public gathering; seats 600. Apply v>
ti e JANITOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
UX)K RENT, warehouse on River street, for
-1 merly ooou;4ed by Arteeian loe Comiiony.
Apply to F. U, BED/, Business Office. Morning
News.
FOR BALE.
I^ a OR SALE, nice, good paying business on a
main street, suitable foraTady; only part
cash: will be sold cheap. Address WILBuN.
News office.
I,''OR SALE—lntending ptiraliaserg, read over
I the following offerings; call aud .ei usbr
prices, terms, etc ; residences on Fattnail street,
Harris street, Jones street Price and Gaston,
Gwinnett street, Waldburg street, Duffy street,
Anderson street; lot 62x10) Duffy, near Aber
corn, Henry near Jefferson, and other portions
of the city; store with dwelling, new, corner
South Br ad and Clifford stre ts, good stand for
store or any kind, olt no for cash. Cali ad see
our list. HARMON, WALKER * M’HARRIE,
Real Estate, 156 Broughton street.
TDOR SALK, that beautifully located bouse
X ou northwest corner Drayton and Jones;
replete with every modern improvement; with
small outlay this could be made one of the best
corner groceries in town, nn the location is
peculiarly well adapted to this line of business.
R. 1). LaROi'ME, Auotioneor and Real Estate.
SALE, uci ti tle house on Hall street,
facing south, second oast of Price; con
tains six rooms; water in yard; now under rent
lor sl2 monthly; this eligible property can lie
bought for $1,025. K D LaROCHE, 110 Bryan,
Real Estate and Auctioneer.
CIIIOICF. Horse* and Mules; also some very
> cheap. Special attention to boarding
stock. JOHN E. DOWLING, proprietor Auc
tioneers’ Sale Stable, West Broad and Charlton
streets.
FD< iR SALE, a Beautiful Seven Drawer Domes
tic Machine, nearly new $35. payable in
sixty days. Addresser see MRS. G., 29 Berrien
street.
-| A ACRES OF LAND on White Bluff r ad.
‘ cornering ou cross roads, good stand for
store, being close to village, for sale by HAR
MON, WALKER A McHARKIE, R al Estat-,
168 Broughton sire t.
IDOR SALE OR RENT—Gwinnett street, west
side of park, large siugle elgut-room house,
built this year; large grounds. Apply 194 Gwin
nett, or address U„ News office.
I WILL SELL small house aud two lots for
casn cheaj-, or on time, pyyinenrg of $lO
monthly. Apply WILLIAM FALCONER, 131
Congress street.
IDOH KALE, 250 acres of land at Meidri a,
seventeen miles from Savannah. Parties
wishing to buy may take front 10 to 100 acres at
$lO por aero. This land U high aud dry; plenty
of wood and perfectly heulthy. For specula
tion or invest men: you cannot do better than
take a look at the above bind. ROBERT D.
LaROCHE, 110 Bryan.
| 4 A FINE I,OTB adjoining city limita
I tW i. and. Laroche a sons,
__ Real Estate Dealers,
C fIOWB, COWS.—Fresh mllcheraand springers
J from South Carolina. Call at Yonnglove &
Goodman’s stable, corner West Broad and
Broughton streets.
For sale, foidtog-top oinoe de6k.
WANTED, good family horse. Apply 110
Bay street.
IDOR BALE, an elegant drug business in the
1 city of Savannah. Address BARGAIN, care
Morning News.
FTVJR SALE, reasonably, ten sliarea, paid up
to date. Excelsior Loan and Savings Associa
tion Stock. Addrsa w. R., News office.
IDOR SAI.E, large bricx residence, Jones, bi
-1 tween Bull and Drayton streets; al! mod ra
Improvements; br ck outbuildings. HARMON,
WALKER * M HARKIE, Real FaitaUi, 166
Broughton street.
READ the Sunday Mourns*) News. For sale
at KIEFFER S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
THERE Is everything to interest you in the
Sunday MossikO News. For sale at
YONUK’B DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
IJ'OR SALK, desirable two-story building
' containing five rooms and kitchen, on
easy terms Inquire on tho premises, 262 West
Broad street, three doors from Henry.
ff CENTS gets the Sunday ssue of the Moa.v
O itft News. Be sure and read It. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
AN ISLAND FARM FOR SALK.—Contains
nearly twenty.eight acres of land situated
on Dnufuskle Island, Beaufort county. South
Carolina. Fronts on New river, on the Inland
route from Savannah to Beaufort. A wharf at
the landing, eighteen miles from Savannah,
Ga. Fish, terrapin and ousters abound. There
is a vlnevard of an acre In grapee. There are
four good bouses. A good chance for canning,
fishing or trucking. A goodiplace for a store,
and the water Is excellent. For further partic
ulars address J. P. CHAPLAIN, care of Henry
Sesakeu, East Broad aud Bay streets. Savan
nah, Ga.
LOST.
LOST, two tickets for Brotherhood of Black
smiths' bop. also one for Lilac Social Club.
Please return to 66 Liberty street and reoeive
loser’s thank*. _
LOST, memorandum book; reward if left
at IBs Broughton street. DAVID HUR
VITZ.
LOST, on No. * passenger, on the night of the
12th lust., racbet containing land papers
from Peacock & Peterson to Garbutt Bros,
Finder wifi be suitably rewaded by returning
saute to GARBUTT BROS,. Spann. Q
SHINGLES.
TTSI our CYFREBO SHINGLES. 4. 5 and 6
U toe bee wide, at S?4c.. S*4c. and 874 c, par
bundle cash; prices aocording to quality, r w
sale at thc mlil by YALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURING COMPANY.
boarding.
\KEW more boarders can be accommodated
at IS.’ State street. South rooms.
\VT ANTED, a tew more boarden at JS7 York
11 street, with or without meals. MRS. ii.
C. LRK.
\l r ANTED, a few gentlemen boarders: rooms
v furnished or unfurnDhed; reference re
quired. 174 Liberty street.
* FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated
. \ at 210 Broughton street
Alt ANTED, by a private family near the park,
* ♦ two gentlemen boarders: terms twenty
dollars per m onth each. Address (J. J. L., this
offloe.
KAFFJK.
Ik AFTI.E—Musle-hoT will be ra(Bd Monday
V sight at LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
RAFFLE— All those who have a chance on
the gold watch and chain; it will be raffled
on Scut. Til at W. DIEKB’, corner West Broad
and Alice streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS M. A. WOOLHOPTER will open her
primary school ou Wednesday, Oct. 1, MO
Bolton street
MISS RICHMOND will reopen ber school Oct.
. 1, at .Vi Abercoru street.
-- A- ■ Ml, „l .
MISS L. M. BANCROFT will reopen her
school for girls at ter residence, 158
Jones street, ou Mouday, Oct. 0.
OAILLAKD will reopen her school on
Oct. L
MDS MACCVW will reopen Iwr kindergarten
at !sj Liberty street on Wednesday, Oct.
Ist For terms and particulars apply at Uhl
Barnard street.
MISS PAULINE RYAN will open Oct 0 a
school for boys stul girls at her residence,
41) Huntingdon street. Apply until Oct tat,
150 Anderson street.
NOT A POISON ‘Sure Death” Is the only
roach exterminator that contains no pois
onous ingredients; perfectly safe to use. tv. A.
BISHOP, Bole A.ent.
Il'Sr Kbit' i i\ K ■ at Billion's Drug So.re. a
rl large consignment of ’'Sure Death,” the
only roach extermina: or that has given satis
faction. Try it. Price 95 cents.
MBs t s dfrmy. dressmaker, corner Hull
and W hitaker street*.
SHUT PkAH, (’auned French Peas, Boston
Baited Beaus, Sugar Corn, at BARROUR’B,
Price and Hull streets.
UT K are selling a line toilet glycerine soap at
40 cents a dozen. Try It. BROUGHTON
STREET PHARMACY.
C®COND-HAND STOVES bought, sold and
0 exchanged by D. N. THOMASON, 40 West
Broad.
OPEN from 6a.mt012 p. m. J. C. MIMB A
CO., W. Broad and Bryan streets.
fpilE FINEST 5 and 10 cent Cigars, ling and
I Fine Cut Tobacco. J. 8. F. BARBOUR.
IjtRESH RUTTER, our own make, 80c; fresh
I buttermilk, our own churning, sc; fresh
sweet milk by every steamer. Ho. 112)4 Brough
ton street.
T'HE llent place in Savannah for good in al.s Is
I at 62 Broughton street; meals at all hours;
table hoard.
f|tAKE STOCK in September series “Georgia
1 Stato "Bounding and Loan Assojiutiou.
PANNED FRUIT, Apricots, IVars, PeaehM,
v Apples arid Pineapples, siloed or grated.
J. 8. r. BARBOUR, New Houston and Bar
uard.
SHIRTS, collars and cuffs, lace curtains, in
fact, anything in the laundry line. TELE
PHONE 409.
nON’T suffer any longer with cores, but cure
tbont quickly with the Boss Corn Varnish.
OUR TOILET soaps am honest in quality,
a tractive in appearance and popular in
price, BARBOUR, Price and Hall streets.
IF you want n good stove for a small amount
of money go to l). N. THOMASON, 46 West
Broad.
WHY suffer with pain and rheumatism when
M a 5(1 cent bottle of Coa n Lightning Lini
ment Is a sure relief r BROUGHTON STREET
I’d A I; MAC i .
HENRY HIR-SCH can be found at the Central
mark, t at all times, on Drayton and
Macon streets. Telephone 476.
lIEFORE buying or selling anythl ig in real
J estate call and sec HARMON, WaLKER
A M HARRIS, Real Bstate and Auctioneers,
150 Broughton street
VTEEDLES, Rubbers, Belts, Oil, etc. tor old
lx and new Wh t Machines ut DOMESTIC
SKIVING MACHINE OFCTCE, ITHiiII street.
VT<’K SMALL HAJIti and Broakfasi Strqw,
lx Mustard Sardines, Canned Fresh Mackerel,
very tine and very scarce, and the finest brands
of Columbia River Salmon. Potted Chicken in
small tins—a novelty—only 10 cents J. 8. F.
BARBOUR
CILOTHING Cleaned, lie; aired and Dyed.
! Suits made to order. Charges moderate.
Satisfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, Tailor.
29)4 Jefferson street.
/ t FT your meals at. the SAVANNAH DINING
V I U x IMS, Bif Broughton street; meals at all
hour,.; table hoard
r |XRUNKS, largeaudsmall, and all kinds, made
JL and repaired at CHATHAM TRUNK FAC
TORY, 87 Broughton itreet, near Abercorn.
' I'MIE Boss Corn Varnleh Is still to the front.
I It never fails—always cures.
fXOR northern cabbage, apples and choice
stained honey go to BARBOUR, Price and
Hall streets.
HOME MADE stove pipe a specialty by D. N.
THOMASON, 48 West Broad street.
OAT? EIL, loose or In packages, Corn
Stqych, Flavoring Extracts and Pure
Spices, whole or ground; don’t forget the place.
J. S. F. BARBOUR, New Houston and Barnard
streets.
ROSEMARY Hair Tonic is the finest thing on
the market to remove dandruff, and pre
vent the hair from fahing out. Only 25 cents a
bottle, at BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY.
HENRY HIKSCIIwUI send for your orders for
. all kinds of marketing. Telephone 478.
lEOKBIA STATE” Building and Loan
VT Association. Head office m Savannah,
\\T KEKLY rates given to regular customers
VV at PRENDKRG AST’S LAUNDRY, tele
phone 409.
IjXRftLJSH TOOTH BRUSHES, 90c, a fine
J llpe; Pears’ Soap, two for 28c.; Hard
Water Soap three for 25c., large bars; Tooth
picks sc. box; Refined Borax 90c. pound. LIV
INGSTON’S PHARMACY.
I )( SiTIVBLY the best value for your money;
I lay 65c Tea: trylt and you will agree. J.
8. F. BARBOUR, New Houston atul Barnard
streets.
WHEN your clothing gets too bad to wear,
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 streets.
SPECTACLES and eye glasses to suit any eyes
st J. 0. MIMS * CO.’S, W. Broad and Bry
an streets.
I NEVER advertise an article which is not
“morally oertain” to be as represented.
BARBOUR. Price and Hall streets.
STOVE and Range repairing of every kind
done on short notice by D. N. THOMASON,
46 West Broad.
W'E make a specialty of compounding phy
sicians’ prescriptions, guaranteeing to
our patrons positive accuracy and purity, as
well as lowest prices for honest goods. In
medicine quality is of first importance.
MoC’AULEY <£ CO., Drayton and New Hous
ton; telephone 464.
DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday’s issue of
the Mornixo News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STOKE, corner Hall aud Price streets.^
HAS your horse a sore place about him? Por
ter’s Drying Powder for horses will heal it
up. BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY.
A CHOICE selection of beef, veal and mutton
st Central market, Mncon and Drayton
streets. HENRY' HIKSCH, Telephone 470,
MACVRONI, Cream Cheese, Vermicelli,
ittpiooa, Dessicated Ooeoauut, Prepared
Muster ) Gelatine. J. 8. P. BAROUK.
SAVANNAH is the homo office of the “Geor
gia State Building and Loan Association.
OEENDKBGAST STEAM LAUNDRY, tele-
X phone 409 Litce curtains 1254 oente per yard.
V CHOICE selection of flue curtains just re
: received, from 90c to 55 a pair. Call aud
boo them. E. 8. CO.
St ISC ELL A JCEOI7 S.
IjxURMTURKof all km le repaired ia first*
T class style by £, B. CO.
MIXED PICKLES, Corned Beef, Picked
Pigs’Fed aud trip rani Sew Mackerel,
at B ARBOUR’S, Price and Hall streets.
IJOTH new and second-hand stoves at D. X
l> THOMASON’S, 46 West Broad.
(TANNED Apples only 10c: Loose Jelly, Dross
J Pickle , New Mackerel; the very finest
Fulton .Market Corned Beef. J. 8. E. BAR.
HOUR _
HAVE your old Trunks and Sachets over
hauled and put in ship-shape by compe
tent and experienced workmen at CHATHAM
TRUNK FACTORY, 87 Broughton street. nea*
Abercorn. I only ask a tr.al.
r |XAKE your prescriptions to McCAULEY &
I CO , Drayton ar.d New Houston. Prices
reasonable, drugs the purest, snd their manipu
lation under the supervision of sn experienced
tea luale of pharmacy; telephone 464; nigbfi
ell at aido entrance on Drayton street. Mo*
CAP LEY ,t CO.
MATTKEBBEB renovated in best form in thw
city by Empire Bargain Cos , Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
r FXAKE STOCK In the “Georgia State" Buiid-
V ing and Loan Aaaoelatl n. Any of the ofc
fleer* will reoeive your subscription. See cheap
column.
PHONE 409 Is the PREXDERGMUCT
1 LAUNDRY. I solicit a shore of your pa*
tronage.
|x WPIKF BARGAIN Ct >., Corner Liberty Jf
l J Jefferson streets, has a very line Waterloo
organ at a very low prico.
(TURRANT JELLY, French Peas, Worcester
J Saiu-e. sliced and grated Pineapple, as
BARBOUR'S, I’i ice ar t Hall streits
MOST extraordinary bargains in stoves snd
ranges at D. N. THOMASON'S, 46 Wes*
Broad.
AUCTION sales rCTURI DATS
Broughton Street Property
AT AUCTION”!
I.D. Laßoche&Son, Auctioneers.
On TUESDAY. Oct. 7,1880, (luring th usual
hours of ‘ale. before the oourfc house door, vs
will soli, if not previously disposed of,
T fif valuable let and brick building situate*!
on the north side of Broil diton atro *t, between
Barnard and Jefferson streets, known ae tha
l-asr half of lot No. 8, Decker Ward, Tower*
Tything.
This property is on our principal retAil
business thorough! Are, and is toe only offering
to le Imd at any price. Titles perfect. Term*
at sale
AMT7SKMKNTS.
FIRST ANNUAL HOP 1
OF THE •
BROTHERHOOD OF BLACKSMITHS,
At Masonic Temple.
THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1890,
Ticket* sl, admitting Gentleman and Lartien
including supper.
Committxp T J. Cochran. Chairman: H. ,f,
F, u.y M. J Coleman, F. I. Laßoohe, T. Fogarty.
C. 8 Busby, It T. McKenna.
PUBLICATIONS.
A MAP
OF
SAVANNAH.
SIZE 30x34 INCHES.
SHOWING TDK TRUE STREET AND PROP*
EKTY LINES uF THE CITY.
IIRINTFJI ON ROND PATER and put up I®
* book form. Every property owner ai t r jil
(statu dialer, anl ©very other person Interested
n the oity should have a copy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
FOR SALE AT
ESTILL’SWS DEPOT.
■- —— 11 "-a
PUBLICATION..
Fashion Mapines for October
-AT
ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT,
21)4 BULL STREET.
Revue de la Mode Price asck
Tbv Season “ 60q,
L’Art de la Hixte ” ;15<%
Ito Bon Ton .' " 35<v
Young Ladie*’Journal “ 30a,
Nuw York Fashion Bazar “ 2504
Godey’s Izuly s Book “ 25c
l’stereon’H Magazine. t “ 95a,
Demorest Fatuity Magazine “ 95a.
Delineator r “ 15a,
Harper’s Bazar “ 10a,
Demorest Illustrated Portfolio of the
Fashions and What to Wear for
Autumn and Winter 1890-’9l . “ 25a,
Address all orders to
WILLIAM IBTII.L,
Savannah, (la.
HOTKU.
PULASKI HOUSE,
-SAVANNAH, GA.
Management strictly Orst-clasx.
Situated in the buxinesa center,
L. W. SCOVILLa
.EDUCATIONAL.
IXAUQUIFR INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LA*
1 DIES, WARRF.NTON, VA.
Situated in Piedmont region of Va, on Rich
mond & Danville K. R., 64 miles from Washing
ton. Avery suSoeasful school, being entirely
full the post two years. Excellent building*
and strong Faculty. Next terra begins Sept.
16th. 1990. For catalogues, address GEO. G.
BUTLER, A. M„ Principal.
SAVANNAH ACADEMYr
88 Bull Street, Madison Square.
The twenty-second session of the Savaunah
Academy (nineteenth under present prlnopal)
opens MONDAY, the 6th of October.
Thorough preparation for state universities.
United States military and naval academic*
and engineering schools. The English course i*
i specially arranged for students desiring t®
enter business at an early age.
Boys can enter the primary department at the
age of 9 years.
JOHN TALIAFERRO, Principal
B. P WILLIS, Assistant Principal
INSURANCE.
CHARLES F. PRENDKRG AST
(Successor to EE Fooisah & C 0.,)
fire; marine and storm insurance;
106 BAY STREET,
[Next West of the Cotton Exchange. 1
Telephone Call No. 34. Savannah, Go,
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