The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, October 05, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFILTH IN THB MARKET. ■rhe Eanitary Inspector Deals With a Needed Reform. Inspector De. verger. of the Citisen.’ unitary Aa -ciation, in hi. report of in erection* for the week ending last night, Inerts the quality of food produce in the Savannah market as follows: Dressed meats fowlin'** beef, pickle i beef ”i Vegetables fair; green fruit la f*Tne inspector reports little game in the mrket so far. He reports that the market bu l ingUin a very bad eoudition. The rn 'l-aks- water has to be stintingly used [ n cleansing the butcher tenches bemuse uL 3nor underneath them is of bricks so corous as to admit of water circulating through thorn or leaking bet ween the in terstices and rat boles, saturailng the vuuit roofs and rendering the vaults damp, moldy at.d so unhealthy as to jeopardize the health of the occupants. The butcher benches are constructed of wow l—wide boards, the seams in them open and crammed with particles of flesh and clotted blood. It is consequently a hard matter to cleanse them even with an un stated use of water; and It is therefore a calamity to have the upper floor of the market in a condition which restricts the „. e of water whilst the market is being washed out. If the benches were of mar. ie slabs instead of wooden boards, which are hacked and roughened on the surface at every market hour, they might be kept clean with a limited application of water, but wooden boards become saturated with fluids which even thorough and repeated washings cannot remove. i be market floor i self, the inspector says, should be th- roughly drenched with water immediately after market hours and well scoured and t craped, but the doing of this will sorely incommode and injure the occu pants of the rooms below; so there is no possible obviation of unsanitary conditions m the market as long as the building re mains in its present radically defective state. And as to the vaults beneath, par ticularlv those ou the north side of the base ment, some of them are simply unmitigated nui-ances—too dark, sooty and disgustingly filthy to I e photographed to the imagination of a person who has not seen them. May not the indifference to the sanitary condr ion of their cellars, of tenants about and near the market square, the inspector avks, be attributable to the example of in difference or toleration, if not positive maintenance on the part of the city of the* places in its own public market Bouse? Within a stone’s throw cf the mar ket is a cellar, in which tons of filth have been allowed to accumulate. EARNINGS PILING UP. The Central’s Good Showing During August. The Central railroad has just sent out its August statement of the system’s operations. The gross earnings in August, 1890, show an increase of approximately $104,000 over the earnings of August, 1889, and the net earnings show an Inc: ease of $75,000. The total net income last August was $70,000 greater than the system’s income in August a year ago. The following is a summarized statement cf the system’s August operations: 1890. 1889. Changes, Earnings. .$ 674, '•! fit $ 570.773 04 I. $103,878 B 0 Expenses.. Mo.m2 22 486,765 28 1. 29,536 94 Net $ 158,219 42 $ 84,007 78 I. $ 74,241 66 Income from Investm'ts 3,450 00 D.s 3,450 00 Total net Income $ 158,249 42 * 87,457 76 I. $ 70,791 66 The system’s earnings, expenses and in come during the two months ending Au gusts! are as follows: 1899. 1889. Chancres. Earnings $1,270,608 55 $1,152.574 32 I. $118,034 28 Expenses 1,042,366 56 982,080 44 L 60,286 11 Net. ..$ 228.243 00 $ 170,493 88 I. $ 57,748 12 Income from Investmts 4,092 00 12,791 00 D. 8,099 00 Total net in come. . $ 232.931 00 $ 183,284 88 D.s 49,649 12 OTHER CLARKS DISSATISFIED. Billing Wen at the Central Wharves vv aut More Pay and Shorter Hours. The demands of the shipping clerks at the Central railroad wharves, and the prompt recognition by the company of tueir claims, was the topic of conversation yesterday among the other clerks employed at the wliarvos, who aired their grievances. The billing men say that they have far greater cause for com plaint than the shipping clerks had, and toey have made demands of the company at different times, but have never received any satisfaction. In speaking of the mat ter last night one of the baling clerks made some pretty strong statements. “The shipping clerks,’’ said he, “no doubt Had goed cause for their action, and I am giail to know that they were successful m having their claims recognized, but there is another class of clerks employed at the " uarves that has much greater ground for complaint, and they are the men of the bill department Imagine a man working twenty-four hours on a stretch, as I have exI e TfI laDy < r ccasi ? ns . without any rest except for meals, and then starting in again worrI b6r day ’ s work ‘ F " r this extra Tin Snl reC3lv ® no extra compensation, lho bunday work which wo have to oer oute*trnilS the busy Soasou done with out extra wages either.” the river and harbor. H.\ppenlngs Along the Wharves and Among the Shipping. The Norwegian steamship Unite arrived 9 f rotn Bluefleids, Nioarauga, with ,Jananaa to Kavanaugh of ti i anan ‘ T *}, lß is tbe first importaii’n f“° n - lb* Unita will continue her the f ,f n A aV . annah Bnd dur vesterda f v I for n i and WlD ! er mouthß - She cleared bamre l 3 for . * lor return voyage with eleven s7l erosiue oll > gaii. ns, valued at Nw Nori- v* • c ' eare d yesterday ordil % wa barK Trofast for Core for W”’T h :~’°°° , nask * of spirits turpen )3B ay . “ rin ß 10 3,037 X Kalions, valued at “ ri!o Rail and CROisxia. down frei K ht clerk. Central Atla.’tn r t slg , ned to acce pt a position M TANARUS,‘ th lhe Georgia Pacific rail ail efw;„ m re b ” e “ a ve ry popular among our‘k®! 018 ’ “ nd hi ® raan Y Wenda r*v„t t Z business men will learn with make a change f ° Und “ 40 h ‘ S iatere,t JdcMurray in Business. 51 McMur ray, who recently re his rom the P°Uee upon the occasion of ?°ne ln Ti a f to Miss Pr ®nty Of this city, has vester6„ th ® I£rocer y business, aud opened on t h .., thenes ' r three-story building ten :treet g thoaSt coruer ot I’cffy and flous- SIROCCO TEA. flection, Inspection, Protection. curio- 6Kplaia itß choice quality, special knfwn r ? n S ,Bd Btren g th and purity, i-to. David. 0 k u . roDe and now obtainable lew York 8 a * b 436 Broadway, Bros. Retail T ANARUS, ava nnah agents, Lippmuu —Adc. hiepot,Li vingston’s Pharmscy. Froudk declares that the “ strUiiQg Too long deluded—the unhappy victim of catarrh in the head. lie’s been told that it can’t be cured. Don’t you believe it. It can be, and it is—no matter how bad or of how long standing. It has been done for thousands—by Dr. Sage’s Ca tarrh Remedy. Other so-called remedies may pailiute for a time ; this cures for all time. By its mild, soothing, cleansing and heal ing properties, it conquers the worst cases. Its makers offer, in good faith, a reward of SSOO for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure. They are able to pay it. Are you able to take it ? The symptoms of catarrh are, headache, obstruction of nose, dis charges falling into throat, some times profuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody, putrid and offen sive ; eyes weak, ringing in ears, deafness ; offensive breath ; smell and taste impaired, and general debility. Only a few of these symptoms likely to be present at once. _ Thousands of cases termi nate in Consumption and end in the grave, without ever having manifested all these symptoms. Dr. Sage’s Remedy cures the worst cases. 50 cents, by drug gists. THE NEWS AT POOLER. A Lively Budget of Gossip from the Little Town. The regular monthly meeting of the Pooler Rifle Club will take place next Thursday. Steve Collins has so far recovered from his sickness that he is able to be out and at tending to business. Mrs. M. Walsh, who has been visiting the home of Thomas McEvady for the past month, has returned to Savannah. Miss Gruver of Charleston, S. C., who has been visiting the family of George W. Gruver, will return to Charleston to-day. The Central has about completed the turn out at this place, and hereafter the e will be no trouble about getting room for the long freights to take the siding. Mr. Rothwell has commenced to remodel the small house at the head of Morgan street, and will convert it into a neat and comfortable residence, to be occupied by him Nov. I. Mra Cook, relict of the late Mr. Cook of Pooler, died Thursday of old age, at the home of Mr. Oliver, on Pine Barren road. Her funeral took place Friday afternoon, and was largely attended. The Pooler Social Club held a very de ligntful meeting at the residence of Dr. W. X. Bleakoey Friday evening. The Pooler baud was present, and a goed time w as had by all who were honored with an invitation to attend. The public school will open to-morrow, and it will be a busy day for the school children. Mr. Furgerson, who has so ac ceptably filled the position as principal for the past two years, will still have charge. He will be assisted by Miss Clarke, who was with him last spring. E. L. Commtns, telegraph operator for the Charleston and Savannah railway, bos been put in charge of the junction office again, lie was removed to Savannah river during the summer. While in charge of the junc tion office Mr. Commins will board in Po ler, going to the office every morning on the ’’vestibule,” and returning in the even ing on the “sboofly.” Thomas Wiokbam, one of Pooler’s best citizens, was complimented last week with a promotion from junction conductor to yardmaster at the Central’s wharf. This is one instance of “the right man in the right place.” Mr. Wickham has been with the Central for a number of years, and has held several important positions, all of which he has creditably filled. A New York society journal says that the Princess of Wales has shown a great fondness for Miss Leiter, which is a long, curled feather in the Chicago lairl’s cap, as the princess has always been slower in showing her preferences than her lord and master. It adds: “Especially unusual is the compliment to American women, who usually impress the prince only, with no thought of her royal highness. Miss Leiter is an attractive girl. Her complexion is not spotless enough for a beauty, which is her own fault, and shows that she is ab sorbed in others and not in herself entirely. Miss Leiter was a success in Washington society, and, also, at Newport, and showed good practical sense os well as strong filial affection. Sir Arthur Hall, the wealthy English barrister, to whom she has been reported engaged, has much independence of thought and action, and is, too, n great friend of the Prince of Wales and his family.” MISCKLLANBOTXS. IjMNEST ASSORTMENT of Orange Canes in the south at GARDNER S. 30j4 Bull street. tXiHE African Flowers never fail to cure all A blood troubles. See Dr. GRAHAM’S. SHAVING 10c., haircutting 80c., 94 Brougbtan street, opposite Marshall House. LEM DAVIS. HENRY HIRSH can cut the best roast or steak in the city. As fur a chop, he can’t be beat. Central market, .Telephone 476. REMEMBER Auction flolb of Horse, etc , at Court House Tuesday by J. J. OI'PEN HEIM, Auctioneer. , * MATTRESSES renovated in beat form in the oity by Empire Bargain Cos., Liberty and Jefferson streets. idrL ~ ITMiR BREAD, Catss, Pies, Candies and 1 Canned Goods VOGEL’S Confectionery aud Toy Stojk, Jefferson, near New Houston. AUTUMN POET—I have designs on your pocket book, but no designs on your life; I have designs for pretty cottages that will be sure to please your wife. STEINACKER, tha builder, 229 Duffy street. SOUP, fish or roast, four vegetables, dessert, 25 cents. SAVANNAH DINING-ROOMS, 82 Broughton street. PETER FOX, Upholsterer, has rnovod to Whitaker and Hull streets, having larger place and every facility for renovating furni ture; customers will receive prompt attention. YOUR MONEY by baring your trunks Ct repaired at Chatham Trunk Factory, 87 Broughton, near Abercorn. R. P. WIMBERLY, Proprietor. WHEN necessity compels you to patronize the druggist, remember that McCAU LEY'A 00., Drayton and New Houston, can furnisn you with the purest and freshest drugs at reasonable prices. Prescriptions, etc., under the supervision of an experienced graduate in pharmacy. Telephone 464. Night bell at side entrance on Drayton street. RICE BIRDS. Fish, Game and Vegetables at _ LOGAN’S. I FURNITURE bought and sold. Mattress reno vated, Furniture repaired. Carpets laid. Slip Covers made. Furniture packed; first-class work: low price*. GRIFFIN & FOX, Whitaker and Hull streets. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1890—TWELVE PAGES. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENTa WORD. JtPVKRTiaEXgyTS, 15 word, o, mors, m tku column inrertsd tor O.VS CfILVT A WOOD, Com m xuraiot, twrtiia, Mx*rybo<i V oho har ony wmz M onyfAraj to buy or tell , any business or aooommodat ion. to Moure,- indeed.any umsA to gratify, sAovld adverUt, in (Ate column. CALENDAR. OCTOBER SUNDAY O holy trust! O endless sense of rest! Like the beloved John To lay his head upon his Saviour's breast, And thus to journey on! -^Longfellow. SMOKE Usman Gsrtss Cigars EVERY DAY. CHURCH DIRECTORY. PARK NEW CHURCH, ror. Drayton and 1 Huntingdon streets, Rev. .1. B. Spiers. Morning service at 10:45; serrmon “Counting the Cost;" Sunday school at 12 m.; evening lecture at 8 o’clock on "Israel and Regeneration." PKBSOSAu PHOTOGRAPHS, all styles and sizes, from I stainpß to life size. Fine cabinets a spe cialty; price, $2 a dozen. Views taken to order in city or country. Business established June 4, 1865. .1. N. WILSON. 21 Bull street, THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. Oomo and see the lieautiful Sohool Tablets nt M. T. TAYLOR'S, 135 York street. They are beauties. The prettiest and cheapest in town. A YTANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy It a $325 Piano for S3OO, on payments of $2 cash ana $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. WE desire to impress on our patrons that we have a fall supply of School Books, Etc., at New York prices. SCHREINER'S BOOK STOKE. MRS. G. A.' WELLS desires to inform her patrons that she has removed to 57 Whita ker street, c irner Hull. r UHERE is everything to interest you in the I Sunday Morxixo News. For sale at VONOE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Dully streets. Gt IVEN AW AY, one handsome almost llfe f size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNKY & GOEBEL Savannah, ua. I HAVE $20,000 to lend you on your jewelry, diamonds, clothing, tools, etc., etc., at lib eral r tte of interest. Call at the Pawnbroker’s, No. 20 Jefferson street, corner Congress street lane. New York Loan Office. ADAM STRAUSS, Manager. ~V\7ANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy I t a $325 Piano for S3V, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. DR. B. S. PURSE has returned to the city and resumed practice. 5 CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Moan ino Nkws. Be sure and read it. For sale at MULLKYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad and Waldburg streets. CXOOD BUGGIES and Carriages can sell X quick. DOWLING’S Auctioneers' Salo Stables. Telephone 392 T)HOTOGRAPHS from stamp to life size. A Fine cabinet photographs a specialty. Fine lot of frames, all sizes, at D. L. WATERS', 171 Congress. Cl LAYTON P. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer I and Auctioneer. Large list of city and country property, improved and unimproved. It will pay you to see me before buying. 1 PERSONAL—If you have just enough money to build a house call and see us and we will give you the lot to build it on and pay for it afterward. Lots in the city. HARMON, WAL KER A McHAKRIE, Real Estate, 156 Brough ton street. NO MORE court house sales of live stock, etc., at court house; all sa es will take place Uednesday, Oct. 8, instead of Tuesday, 7; buyers protected. AUCTIONEERS’ SALE STABLES. West Broad and Charlton. IF you are in need of money and want a liberal loan, at lowest rate of Interest, on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc.; and if you want your valuables returned In the same condition as left, patronize home enter prise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street. E. MUHLBERG, Manager. ALL ON McCAULEY A CO., druggists, and Y get a copy of Sunday's Mokmno Nkws. 1 i MPIRE BARGAIN CO., Corner Überty and I k Jefferson streets, has a very flne Waterloo organ at a very low price. Tl T ANTED, everybody to ask us howto buy V* a $325 Piano for S3OO, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. rpHE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is on sale 1 at McCAULEY’S DRUG STORE, New Houston and Drayton. YUK desire to impress on our patron, that we Vl have a full supply of School Books, Etc., at New York price*. SCHREINER’S BOOK STORE. A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column will surely bring great results Try it and be convinced. A CHOICE selection of flne curtains just re received, from 500 to $5 a pair. Call and see them. E. B. CO. REAL ESTATE—Before buying or selling consult W. K. WTLKINSON, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. HELP WANTED. '\\T ANTED, a good washer woman. Apply 64 VV Gaston street. ANTED, at once, a competent and reliable VV nurse. Apply at 165 Charlton street WANTED, a cook, one that can assist in washing. Apply at 155 Liberty stree. ~\\T ANTED, four experienced salesladies. W ORPHAN A DOONER. \\ J ANTED, a boy to work in drug store at 890 VV Liberty st eet. WANTED, two good carpenters. Apply at Charlton street lane and Abercorn street. VITA NT ED, two flrst-class horae-shoers and VV wheelwright. P. O’Ct NNOR’S, East Broad street, corner President aud York. "UirANTED—Good cook (colored); come with VV recommendations. 167 PERRY STREET, corner Barnard. WT ANTED, two salesladies experienced in VV Shoe and Hat line. Address APT, this office. WANTED, a flrst-class drug clerk. Address DRUGGIST, postoffioe box four hundred. Savanna), Ga. \I/ANTED, a cook, white or colored; refer- VV euce required. Apply at No. 13 Brough ton street. HELP WANTED. Air ANTED, a young German at Oslseblg's v Nursery. Thunderbolt road. WANTED. A smart white boy, to make tin l wit generally useful. Apply !54 Bryan atreet. VLTMAYER’S require salesladies for their various department*, also bundle wrap pert and oath boys for their wrapping depart ment. Apply Monday between 9 and iOo’ciock. 'W’' ANTED, an experienced girl as cook; must v have references and be wilting to go in the eouutry. Address W. R. HENDRICKS, Claxtou P. O , Ila. OAWYER WANTED, will pay $4 per day to a O first class man. Apply immediately to PEACOCK A PETERSON, Stuckey, (P. O.) Oa. _____ W ANTED, smart colored boy about 15 ream vv old: come recommended. R. H. JONES, 7 Whitaker street. T\7 ANTED, fifty good carpenrers. Apply at vV once to McQIHRE & McDONALD. St, Augnftine or Onuond, or M. V. CASHKN, Jack sonville, Fla. \\ r ANTED, four mechanics and one saw flier * V at once. WiU pay good wages to first class men. Apply to PEACOCK X PETERSON, Stuckey (P. O.) Ga. Yl7 ANTED, a man to take an office and rep vv resent a manufacti rr; SSO per week; antall capital required. Address with stamp. MANUFACTURER. Box 70, W. st Acton, Mass. VV’ ANTED, an energetic young man who ’ v writes a good hanu to assist In an insur ance office. Address, ia writing, with salary expected, S,, postoffioe box lit, DETECTIVES wanted in every county; shrewd men to act under instructions iu our secret service. Experience not necessary. Particulars free. GKANNAN DETECTIVE BUREAU CO., 44 \rcaie,-Cincinnati, O. EM PLO Y M BUT W A NT ED. W ANTED, position as housekeeper by a v V white woman of experience. Address M. M , this office. \ MARRIED German lady without encum brance would like a position as house keeper or to take charge of a linen room. Ad dress R. R., News office. A YOUNG MAN, well experienced in the mercantile Business, woul l like position as clerk or traveling salesman; can give good ref erouccs. Address 8.. care News. AN ACCOUNTANT of twenty years ex perience In Lumber, Grocery and Insur ance business, desires a position. Can furnish A 1 references. Address 8., Morning News. '\U r ANTED, a situation, by a boy between 15 v V and 16 years old, who has a good English education, and quick, and writes a good baud. Please address ENERGY, oai e Morning News, WANTED, a situation by a young man as a cleric. Has had experience in grocery and general mercantile business, will work for a moderate salary. Address G. T. BUNTON, care Morning News. 1 POSITION wanted by a young man 23 years old as assistant bookkeeper and collector. TRIAL BALANCE, Morning News. A PLUMBER with 16 years practical ex / perience In New York city, desires a posi tion. Is capable of taking charge of if required. Address H. J. H., 37 Tattnall street. YI7ANTED, an experienced tailor; one who VV understands tailoring in all its branches; must be a good coat maker. Address, stating Bala’ y expected, Box 188 Valdosia, Ua. VS7 ANTED, by male stenographer, furnish V V ing typewriter, employment for extra time; commercial correspondence preferred. W. C. F., P. O. Box 177. AST'ANTED, situation of any kind, by young V V Englishman <2Si; well educated and will ing. WiU work at anything. LOUIS BOSAN (JUET, Frultland Park, Florida. AAT ANTED, a situation as bookkeeper by a ’ v man who had twenty years experience as such in different kinds of business; can furnish good references, etc. Address E. J. C., this office. Cf OLORED man wants a position as light nor > ter. store or office; good references. WIL LIAM, thi* office. rooms Wanted. TAT ANTED, two rooms unfurnished, with v v board, for man and wife with two chil dren. Address W. 0. H. Will, 162 Jones street. "VrOUNG MAN of good habits wants nicely I furnished room in private family. Can give reference. Address, stating location and terms, S iI.TUS, this office. WANTED TO RENT, by a couple without children, fioor of three or four rooms cen trally located, furnished or unfurnished. Ad dress P. O. Box 208. ' i ji - ■ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. \ ATANTED, to rent, for year 1891, farm for V V track and dairy. H. C. LAWTON, city. AA:'ANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy II a $825 Piano tor S3OO, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. TAT ANTED, 3,000 children to buy their Books, Vv Slates, Bags and everything elsi at SCHREINER’S BOOK STOKE. TAT ANTED, by Englishman (settled), room V V and board in a plain, quiet family. Ad dress, with terms, JOE, News office. READ the Sunday Morning Nkws. For sale at KIEFFEft S DRUG STORE, West Broad and Stewart streets WANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy a $326 Piano for $ 100, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. WANTED to RENT, small house. Address, stating price and locution, A. J. 11., Box 117, this office. BOARDERS wanted at DOWLING’S Auc tioneers’ Sale Stall os, West Broad and Charlton. Telephone 393. AATANTED, 3,000 children to buy their Books, V V Slates, Bags, and everything eise at SCHREINER’S BOOK STORE. AAT ANTED—HaIf million sw a np canes, aver- II aging twelve feet length. J. GARDNER, 30J4 Bull street. AATANTED —Our friend, and customers to VV know that they can get picture frames made to order at WIMPY & TART'S, 210 Broughton. WANTED, everybody to ask u* how to buy a 8325 Piano for SWO, on payments of $ * Ca.-h and $1 each wees until paid for. DAVIS BROB._ WANTED— 1,000 men wanted to select cloth iug for the fall; guarantee lowest figure, for best of work, styles and goods; headquarters for cleaning, repairing and dying clothing at reasonable prices; country trade solicited. A. GETZ, Tailor, g9Jdi Jeff-Tson street. ROOMS TO RENT. JAOOHB TO REST. 115 Abercorn street. 3 .''OR RENT, one nice room, lady preferred, 183 JU Duffy street. I7IOR RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms on first floor. 38 Abercorn. rr'HREE ROOMS to rent; no children in house; A 103J4 Montgomery street. I NOR RENT, two very lar :e adjoining south rooms second floor. Address this office. FOR RENT, elegant south room, unfurnished. Reference required. 147 Perry street. I TOR RENT, t“ree desirable rooms. 43 York street—two southern one northern. £TOR RENT, largo south room, second floor, convenient to busin-ss, 155 South Broad. I IVOR RENT, three room*, first floor, No. 158 Liberty street. Possession given immedi ately. TO RENT, a flat of 4 rooms; windows north, south aud east. Apply 150 Taylor street. t”OR RENT, flats, first and second floor. Single room., furnished or unfurnished, 117 Barnard street. ROOMS TO RENT-Unfurulshed rooms en suite or separately. Apply 87 Lib-rty street. biQ CONGRESS Street, neatly furnished Og rooms, suited for gentlemen or light housekeeping; use of bath. fTV) RENT, beautiful south rooms furnished A neat, also table boarders wanted. 162 South Broad street. F'OR KENT, In the most oentral part of city a magnificent flat ot 4 rooms unfnr islied. bath room adjoining. Address 0. H. E.,„News office. BOOMS TO KENT. r PO RENT, a suite of four rooms, separate en I trance, No. lit) President street. Apply 183 Henry. F>>R KENT, three plessant rooms, use of bath. 45 Yorkstreet- Fine ainners served. ROOMS TO KENT, furnished or unfurnished. with or without board. Apply at 172 Broughton street. IjN'R KENT, four rooms on third story houee 61H Jefferson, corner McDonough; also, new kerosene oil stove for sale. Apply within. HOUSES and STORKS FOB KENT HOUSE FOR street. U'OK RENT. 4-n>oin house 269 Lincoln street. * apply at the cornu Anderson. Ij'Oß KENT, h 'use 152 Taylor street. Apply A. S. O tIIEN. 13-Hn Broughton street. FjVPR RENT, small attire in a good location. suita de for almost anv kind of business Rent low. Apply to FnGfIAS, 112 Broughton street UGB RENT, house of 9 rooms on w. si !e of A Barnard, near Uordou. Apply 1. DASIIEK. I,” OR RENT, house 144 Abercorn street, near Huntingdon. Apply to WALTER F. HO GAN, 57 Liberty street. UN ’R RENT, 161 Gordon block, next to the I corner of Barnard street. Apply to T. DANIELS, 148 Drayton street. BNOIt KENT, dwelling. 152 Jones street, four doors west of YVhitaker; possession Nov. 1. G. 1L REMSHART, 118 Bryan street. rUO RENT. No. 188 New Houston street, third I door from Jefferson street, containing eight moms, bath. etc. THOfi. A FOLUaKI). RENT—House, McDonough st,, hetiveen I Fast Broad and Houston st. J. 11. RUtVF. I,') OK RENT, that conveniently located up town residence, three-story brick, 56 Broughton street. Apply to PETER REILLY. N O. 213 New Houston street, containing eight rooms, bath, etc., and large yard and stable. THINS A. FOLUARD. FX)R RENT, that delightfully located threo story brick residence No. 91 Gordon street, having every convenience; rent low: possession immediately. Apply to PETER REILLY. r |iO RENT, u spry desirable 8-stery brick J house, couttdbing ten rooms, outbuilding, stable, etc. No. 205 Congress street. Also No. 207 Congress street, containing eight rooma, bath, etc.; possession given at once. THOR. A. FOLLIAR . IjYOR RENT, one new tenement house. Po* F session given Immediately. Apply to GEORGE A. MERCER, Jn., over Southern bank, FNOIt RENT, House No. 30 New street, 18 rooms; large, roomy basement, suitable for soda or beer bottling establishment, Posses sion (ict. L GUILM.VRTIN A MKHKTKNS IPOR RENT, house corner Bull and Duffy, Newly painted, as fresh as anew house. Hot and oolu water, possession at onoa. Apply corner New Houston and Bull. IP OK KENT, that elegant four-story store on a a cellar, now in course of erection, corner Bull and Y'ork street lane, and adjoining the one to he occupied by us; the best retail stand m this dt-y. Rent reasonable. Apply to DA VIB BROS. IjlOR RENT. Dwelling and store 85 Whitaker St, from Nov. 15, 1890. Apply to R S. CLAGHOBN, real estate agent. 7 brayton Bt. 1730 R RENT, house 262 West Broad, inquire of JAS. HARKNESS, New Home Machine office. Ij'Oß RENT—From Oct. 1, residence lOf-dh Barnard street, facing Chatham square. Apply to L. W. I,A NDEUSHINK, Fjteoutor. UIOR RENT, three-story brick tenement No. r 169 Jones street; possession given October 1, 1890. Apply to R. S. CLAOHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. 7 Drayton street. IT'OR RENT OR I.F.AHE, the Whitfield bulld i lug. now temporarily used aa the County Court House; it is a handsome new edifice,eligl bly located, strongly constructed and well adapted to anv close of busluese; possession given Sept. 1. 189 U Apply to JOHN SULLI VAN. Treasurer Uaion Society. —■ 1 I u FOR KENT—MISC ELLANEOUS. F”ULL DRESS SUITS to first-class trade at reasonablo prices, for rent at A. GETZ’S, 29ju Jefferson street. I/ARM TO RENT, my trunk farm at Locust I Hill, corner Gwinnett street and Stiles ave nue. WM. HONE. Ej’OK RENT, a large, well-lighted office, with small room attached. Most central loca tion. Would suit a medical gentleman. Address Y, Morning News. rpo RENT, the large hall in the Odd Fellows’ I building, with supper room and toilet room attached, suitable for germans, >ciables, halls or any public gathering; neats 600. Apply to the JANITOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market Square. I TOR RENT, stalls, mule pens; accorntnoda- I 1 dations for any kind of stock for rent In stableH ad joining our Sale, Boarding and Livery Stables. GUILMARTIN & MKHRTENB. P TOR RENT, the large, well lighte 1, and con veniently situated rear office 106 Bay street immediately adjoining the cotton exchange. Possession given immediately. Apply to CHARLES F. PRENDERGAST, 106 Bay street. CTABLE TO RENT.—New; ail conveniences; 0 accomodates 50 head stock; close to busi ness West Broad. Apply GUILMARTIN* MEHUTEN’S sale, boarding ami livery stables, West Broad, foot of South Broad. tTOR RENT, offioes corner of Bull and Bryan streets. Possession Sent Ist. For terms apply to O. W OWKNB, IJ3 Bay atreet. I TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for merly occupied by Artoaian loe Company. Apply to It. U. BELL, Business office, Morning News. FOIi SALK, HABANOLAS CIGARS are still in the leal and for sale only at SID. DYCK’S. 1)AIN PAINT cures all manner of pain arising from inflammation. For sale at Dr. GRA HAM’S, 146 Anderson street. 1} OILER FOR SALE, fifteen horse steel boiler, aa good as new. SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS. All)" BUYS a 694 Octave, thoroughly re- 1 paired second-hand Piano, at LUD DEN & BATES 8. M. H. AA/'ANTEI), everybody to ask us how to buy If i 8325 Piano for $BOO, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each wees until paid for. DAVIS BROS. A LL the School Books and Supplies used In l \ all the different schools in this city at New York wholesale prices at SCHREINKK’g. CASH will buy good building lot; bal ance on easy terras. C. V. MILLER, Beal Estate. 1 A ACRES on Whit# Bluff road for sale-a IU bargain. HARMON. WALKER & Mc- H vKKIE, Roal Estate, 156 Broughton street. 17108 S VLK. block of 5 lots, fronting both 12th . street and Best street, exactly on electric car line. Cheap. Apply to R. H. JONES, 7 Whitaker street. I9OR S ALE. 93x105 lot on New Houston street, looking on Park Extension. If you are looking for a home wo will give you a slice of this, 81x105, with a house cheap; beautiful loca tion. Call and see us. HaRMON, WALKER Si Mi.HARiUE, Real Lstat , 156 Broughton street. AIfANTED, everybody to ask us how to buv VY a 8325 Piano'for $lOO. on payments of |2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. fNOB SALE, a beautiful residence in the town of Eden, Ga., with 81 acres of land under high state of cultivation. House two stories on basement, fronting Central railroad. For terras address J. N. BHCPTRINE. Eden, Oa , or J. 0. FERGUSON, C. R. B. I NOR SALE, 720 acres valuable lands located in Marion county, Florida, in the phosphate and kaolin region. For particulars address A. F. Barnard, Mi D„ St. Mary’s, Ga. fTKiR SALE (or for rent for the year 1991.) my JT dwelling in Rocky Ford, Oa.. containing seven rooms with dining room and kiteben at tached. Barn, stables and large garden on the lot I have also for sale or rent a one-horse farm in Rocky Ford, Ga H. C. KITTLES. IMPORTED Holstein Bull, thoroughbred, two years and a half old, will be sold at bow ling’s btables. West Brood street, on Wednee day next by J. McLAUOHLIN & SON. \\T ANTED, everybodyJo ask us how to buy VV a $ .25 j’lano for 58)0, on payment* of $2 cash and (1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. FOB SALE. VW.NINQ. I*E3 feet for vale Monday, at I>ORBETT'B AUCTION' ROOMS FX>H SALE, *lf inking Printing Press, chase SUxSU, wither without type. MUDDLE, I*. O. Boa 18 /''HEAP MULCH, rood hordes, laraew. carts V wagons. DOWLING’S Auctioneers’ Sale Stables. Telephone *2. li'Oß SALE, Gainer's Headers. Sainton's Word Primer, Graphic Copy. Eclectic Drawing, Earia Plonks, Slates. Pencil* and a splendid line of School Tablets, at bottom fig. urea, at PERSSE'S Drug Store COFT SOAP, In barrels, half barrels ami keg*. LA Highest price paid for grease. SAVAN NAH SOAP WORKS. rOT in laurel Grove Cemetery, old part. No. * 5.38, between Honeysuckle and Camilles svenuo Address S., 103)4 ITloe street, City. A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE on .lonos.be i V tween Pull ana Drayton, with all modern Improvements. HARMON. WALKER & Mc- HARKIE, Heal Estate, 158 Broughton ati-eel. |,X>R SALE, new*)-ape rand Job printing es r tabliabment. in one of the best counties in Florida. A good business' Already established. Terms reasonable Ad Jr eta NEWSPAPER, care Morning News. t’.qjp , TNOR a line smoke ask for tS?' El Picaro Key 1 West Cigars, only 10c. For sals at ED. BYCK’B. fN OODP VYING PI/SIM- , a main street * 1 for sale cheap. Part cash. Address WIL SON, News offlco. iW’l* ■ : ... \I7ANTED, everybody to pk ns how to buy ' * a $323 Piano for SIOO, on | aymetiw of 82 cash and 81 each week until paid for. DAVIS PROM. FfINE HuRSE. gentle, sound, fearless of cars, Oycarsold, for sale cheap. Address WIL SON, News office. ri LOTS remaining in the llohenstein tract to close block I and 2 will be offered at the Court House Oct. TANARUS, by HARMON. WALKER A MtHAKRIE, Auctioneers. SALE, property of ail descriptions In all I portions of ttie city and county. If you are looking for a home investment or speculation call and see us. HARMON, WALKER & MoHAURIE, Real Estate, 156 Broughton street. REGULAR court house sales of Horses. 1 Mules, etc., will take place Oct. 8; new rule* protecting buyers. DOWLING’S AUC TIONEERS’ SALK STABLES, telephone 302. AW elegant ChtokerlngUpright ostd ’l’* ••' only one year; In every respect as good a* new. The price will sell it on sight at LUDDEN & HATES S. M. H. COWS! COWS'. Always 011 hand uud ar riving: fresh milchers and springers from York and Chester county, S. 0., for sale or ex change for fat cattle; car load orders solicited. Call at YOUNGLOVE A GOODMAN’S, corner Broughton and West Broad streets. t MAGNIFICENT LINE of Imported Cigars ■ 1 for sale at ED. BYCK'S. Just received ALL the School Hooks and Supplies used In ail the different schools In this city at New York wholesale prices at SCHREINER'S. TiXIR BAI.E. nearly new Bates Elevator, In r store 13b Congress street. J. 0. ROWLAND, 98 Ray street. WANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy a ?32S Plano for $-V *), on payments of $a oasti and 81 eacli week until paid for, DAVIS PROS. Fi’ORSALE —Single oomb White and Brown Leghorns, Ught Brahms* ami Plymouth Rock Cockrels, cheap. Address FOREST CITY POULTRY YARDS, H. O. Pox 211, Savannah, (la w*Q *) Tl FOR a Ttfi octave Southern Gem Pl auo; second-hand, but in very excel lent. ooiiditiou, at LUDDT'.N A HATES 8. M H SALK, handsome rosewood piano in per- feet order. Apply 157 Jones street. DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday’s Issue of the Mobninq Niws. Fur sale at BISHOP'S DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets. IjX)R SALE—Horses, mules, maros Just ar rtvsd direct from the slock farms. Nicest and cheapest In Savannah. Special induce nients to wholesale buyers. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENB’ Hole, Boarding and Livery Stables, West Broad, foot of South Broad streets. Tele phone 261, BUYS a Muthimhok Plano, ueed only three months anew style 7W oc lave upright, and a great bargain. Bee it at LUDDEN & BATES, U'ORSALE, timber land*, pine and cypress, F for turuentiue and saw mill purp.iww: also phosphate lands. Address LGU IS J. BRUSH A 00., Jaoksouvlllo, Fla. },X>R SALE, cheap, Savannah Real Estate. Loan A Building Cos stock. R. 11. JONES, Real Estate, 7 Whitaker street. READ the Sunday Montano News. For sale at KIEBTER’B DRUG STORK, West Broad and Stewart streets. I, ’’OK PALE—Close to city limit 1 on W’hite I Bluif road lot ll)Bxlf7 with 5 room house, store attached doing good general business; good will of business included: stock in store 1 an be bought at a reasonable valuation isplendid chain e for starting business on small capital Quick buyer will get burgaiu. Call and see 11s at once. HARMON, WALKER & MoHARRIE, Real Estate. 156 Broughton street. LOST. IOBT. Friday, a small brown and tan dog, J ears and tail cut. Liberal reward If re turned to 50 Bryan street. IOST— Between East Broad and Ynnge’s ball. J Thursday night, scarf pin, Rhine stone. Finder will bo rewarded by leaving at 116)4 EAST BROAD STREET. BOA Hlil Nli. WANTED, a few boarders at 178 Broughton Street. \\’ ANTED, a few gentlemen boarders, at 53 T T York street. FEW BOARDERS WANTKI>; nleeiy fur niahed rooms, 191 Broughton street. FjIOUR or five gentlemen can get good board and pleasant rooms at 37 Tat,t> all street. A FEW boarders wanted; now furnished rooms, at 105 MONTGOMERY STREET, corner of Taylor. SGI INGLES. USE our CY PRESS SHINGLES, A 6 and 6 inches wide, at 31 NJc.. <IBHc. and 87V$c. per bundle cash; prices according to quality. For sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU FAOTURXNG COMPANY. MISCELL AN EG V B. JC. MIMS & 00. the druggists are open tiH • 12 P. u. CTUCKS AND BONDS bought and sold by 0. id P. MILLER. 131 Congress street. MADAME ADELE RYAN will resume her private lossmis in French and Music Oct. 6. MISS PAULINE RYAN will opf rip school for boys and girls at her resiaebcK 49 Hunt ingdon street, Oct. 6. % MISS L. M. BANCROFT will reopen her school for girls at ter residence, 158 Jones street, on Monday, Oct, 6. ■’< C'AOEN— Bird cages, bird Seed, cuttle and J manna, at GARDNER'S, Bnll street. REMEMBER Auction Sale of Horse, etc., at , Court House Tuesday by J. J. OPPKN HEIM, Auctioneer. C 1 HOICK cut flowers In abundance, plenty of / white brought in daily to Strong s drug store. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt road. Telephone 498. f'HIHT SALE Oct. 8, AUCTIONEERS’ SALE STABLES, Horses, Mules, Buggies, Carts, Wagons, Harness; everything offered will be sold, thus protecting buyers. WANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy a $325 Piano for s3uo, on payments of $2 cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS PROS. L AMI’S! LAMPS' LAMPS! Call and see them J. C. MIMS & 00., West Broad and Bryan streets. BARBOUR. Price and Hall streets, will send for your order every day, ana guaran tee prompt delivery and entire satisfaction. IJARENTB and children will flud all Books used in the different schools in this city at New York price* at SCHREINER'S. A FULL line of Win. H. Ward & Co.’s One , stationery at Mo IaULEY It CO.’S. 10(1 AN will send for your orders and deliver j any time of day. AS for quality. Beef, Mutton, etc , LOGAN'S is A No. 1, 00*0 better. MTHCEI.LANEOUB. JOOAN will deliver your orders to any part J of the city Frankfurter sausage. Northern cabZ bage and Apples and Ye.lnw Yam P AatoeM at BARBOUR'S, Prloe ami Hall street#. (YNE bottle of African Flowers cures v rst f cases of chills and fever. See D. GRA* HAM’S. 145 Anderson street. W’HITE and Golden Plume Celery at LO GAN’S. r I'HERE le everything to intereat you in the 1 Sunday Moturuvo News. For sole ok YONOE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffw street*. riUBI Gator purses and jewelry V at GARDNER’S. 30)4 Bull street. CATffil v Til IX guaranteed os to quality and O quantity by U <OAN. I 'O TO I.OGAN for your marketing of all * ” kinds if you wanl sati faction. IOGAN will ship you meat to any part of thd 2 County, North. South, East or West. \\T HEN thinking of Buying, selling or reot* v Ing real estate, see R. H. JONES, 7 Whit*, ker street. \ITANTED, everybody b> ask us how to buy v v a $325 Piano for S3OO, on paymeota of K cash and $1 each wee* until paid for. DAVIS' BROB_ LX)R the convenience of my customers and I other*, 1 have norclmseo a full aasnrtmenh of school books, eh ch I will sll at the very lowest prices A O’KEEFFE, Druggist B oughton and Jefferson streets. CIOPY BOOKS. Drawing Books, Compnsitioa ) Books, Spelling Blank*. Tablet*, rilatee* ISachels. vto., at BlSllOi’-S DRUG STORE. CTOP and get MR. WIMBERLY’S price* 1 ’ trunk* and traveling requisites. All I aslß is a trial. Chatham Trunk Factory, 87 Brough, ton, near Aberoorn. / 'HAIN LIGHTNING LINIMENT is a euiJ v n-ilef for all pains and rheumatteqj BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY. BARGAINS in at<rond hand Pianos and Otm gans; thoroughly renovated and repairedLl LUDDEN & BATES 8. M. H. ] w CENTS gets the Sunday asue of the Mofutvj ’ ink News. Be sure and read it. For saM at MULLHYNK’S DRUG STORE. West Brad and Waldburg streets ( 'HOICK white and golden plume Celery and marketing of all unde at LOGAN*!. lklDyiu SmHMNRY {UBBH'SMW wagon! U lisadaudy. Ontral market. Telcpt nx • JUG'S FEET, Jlai'ktrd. Tails* Yam Pot(3 I toes. Frankfurter and Bologna Sausages a8 BARIIOCK’H, Price aid Ball streets. IOGAN’H OFFICE, southwest corner of a Market. Teicpln lie ,hn Miss KATIE KRIETE la . returned from tha north and will resume Urea*making atj No. llhl Montgomery street, where she will bs pletwed to serve her patron*. ' |'l I E LATEST FAD—Go to Logan'e oity marwi I bet, buy your marketing and go down] town and do your shopping. Any street car wU| bring you to LOGAN, City Market. / 'ITY MARKET is the place to buy yow 9 V meats, vegetables and marketing of all kinds. LOGAN. STOP going to market and save car fare. Yoti can leave your orders with HENRY HIKSIU lie will dll them. Central Market; telephoneSTflj BUY’ YOUR Mrats, Poultry, etc., from J BJ KRENRON, successor to T. M. Keller, core ner Waldburg anil Barnard. | JOTTED CHICKEN, lunch tnnmte, ohoppaj 1 beef and pickles at BAKbOUR'J, Price ana Hall streets. PRESCRIPTIONS! PRESCRIPTION!! Carrj * them to J. 0. MIMS A; CO., the druggists. West Broad and Bryan streets. ( UNARY BIRDK and Parrots at GARDNER'S Vi 3UH Bull street. REMEMBER Auction Sale nf Horse, etc a! Court House Tuesday by J. J. OPPENr HEIM, Auctioneer. DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday issue o? the Mohninm Nkwh. For sale at BISHOP'S DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Prioe street* CAY BOYS, Hew do you like that Habanol* It Cigar? Everybody *jiea*s highly of ttena and they only coat sc. You inn gt<t them a! ED. liYCK'S, Broughton and Drayton slreota, _ • < WE consider our preeerlptlon departmen! th i most important part of our Imsinees* and dispense noUiing bur drugs and chemical* of aheoJute puri'y and full strength. McOAUj LEY A CO, Drayton and New Houston* 11 >(i AN’S offloe hours: 4 a. n. to 7 e. m. dailj* jt Telephone 388. STOP buying your meats In cobbler shops am! woodsheds and go to City Market. LOGANS f 'HEAP Mule’, Good Horses and Plugs V 7 must be sold. DOWLING’S AUCTION. KKR3’ HALF, STABLES, West Broad and Charts ton, telephone 392. WE sell the driest line of Soaps for the leas! money of nnr iHace In BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY. ItASTE this In the crown of ymirhatTwhe* you want anything go to BARBOUR, PrtoM aud Hall streets. IYARENTS anil children will find all Book! used in the different schools in this city a! New York prices at SCHREINER’S. IL'HT RECEIVED at MKNUK'S ARC ADO vf RESTAURANT, corner Drayton anrf Broughton streets Blue Points, East River, New York, aud all kinds of Oysters fresh by steamer every day. All kinds of Game in sea. son. Everything cooked in French style MeaUf at all hours. Call and see him. WiI.LIAJ* MKNOE, Proprietor. T NBURANCE, protect your property ngains! 1 tiro, storms and cyclones, bee advertisa* ment JOHN N. JOHNSON <t 00. rOGAK Uat the city market. Any streetcM J will br.ng you there. H AVE your orders for western Dressed It of, Pimltry, Eggs, Vegetable l ’, etc., called fo* aud delivered by J. R. K 1 EX SON, successor to T. M. Keller, corner Wuldburg and Aberoorig streets. L' URN IT U Rli of all kinds repaired In OrM I class style by E. B. 00. j 13 LORAL WORK from Oelschlg’s nursery. Leave orders at GARDNER'S, 80A4 Bull street. WANTED, everybody to ask us how to bujfl a $225 Ida do for SYIO. on payments of MJ cash and $ 1 eocb weak until paid lor. DA Vug BROS. | > ARBOUR, Price and Hall atree;s, will sendj I > goods to any part of the city. Ttiat’s whan he keeps a porter for. Orders solicited and goods delivered promptly by BARBOUR, PrloM and Hall streets. SCHOOL BOOKS, slates, penc Is spongea. etc., etc , at J. 0. MIMS & CO.’S, West? Broad and Bryan. CtITY MARKET open until 11 o'c ook daily* J Any street oar for Oity Market. LOGANb 7 MEN employed in our tuning and repairing department. The only complete Piauo aud Organ Repair Department In the south. LCD DEN & BATES ft M. 1L F3UIL LINE of School Supplleaat BISHOP’S ' DKUU STORE, corner Price and Hall street*. Rosemary hair tonic, the best thing o the market to cure dandruff and prevent your hair falling out: only twenty-five cents ■ bottle. BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY, DO YOU WANT the best meal the market affords’ Try SAVANNAH DININIf BOOMS, S2 Broughton street. HENRY HIBSH has no cobbler shop or wood store. Ha* the best green grocery in tho city. Call arouml and see for yourself. Wdl can for your orders and deliver them In any part of the city. Central Slarket; telephone 476, WANTED, everybody to ask us how to buy a $32 i Piano for $3 0. on payments of M cash and $1 each week until paid for. DAVIS BROS. GUARANTEED Remember that “Sure Death” is the only rjach exterminator that is sold under a guarantee. Mom y refundotl if not satisfactory. W. A. BISHOP, Sole Agent, FRANKFURTER and fresh pork sausage. aUa I* bolognas at BARBOUR’S grocery. Price and Hail streets. fX>R SLATES, Pencils, Drawing, Blank and Copv Books, and Scbo 1 Bags, go to LOU 1$ VOGEL’S Confectionery and Toy Store, Jeffew. son, near New Houston. _________ c AVANNAH DINING-ROOMS. 82 Broughtoft n street. First-ci-ss for lod es and gentleman. Table board. 3