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Newspaper Page TextBThIHP!* 0 1 B- jr . ~ftfn^AlTr*A J-THIB DAY. Ks 5:40 fe^ir**' Aa,!lAa " -^s^? 7:14 P “ I Mo.vdat. Oct 13, 1890. I 4.RXIVED YESTERDAY. I r Ethel, CmtoU. Cohen's Bluff and FernsndJna CWi 1- fe- Apt p-.-ot Americas, Hallowes. Augusta Gibson, Agt. I svtr.SD YiIfEADVY I ,hin -Jrarlight [Br], Gothenburg. P' 1 ”' 1 p VrJancorracn [Brj. Havre. ,ferslda [Sp], Valencia. R b-rt Dillon. Sew V or*. fe h * Bliss Baltimore, few BUod City, Baltimore. ■ memoranda ■ VnrK Oct ID-Arrived, schr Berths ew rP Jacksonville. i sieamship Holstein [Oer], Oefken, s ohr Maggie G Hart. Biake. Fernan ■f,, , steamship Moray [Br], Brunswick fes'ni'. -ft 7-**l!ed. bark St Antonme [Frl, BTg,. V*;-tailed, bark Valina [Br], An- R"ict S-Passed, hark I.augen [Nor], vi bailed, bark Edw D Jewett R* :iv ;- h ‘bailed, bark Engelbrekt R ‘-Sailed! bark Ulangairn Nor], Rc.' : .‘i eV[' I 'vt'i—Sailed, ship Airao [Rus], Pensacola . ..■ -t Brunswick, Ga. 'ia, <• 10-rail-kl. schr S G Hart, \v w Orleans i New York! - C, < ct 10—Cleared, schr Ann T K Springer, Baltimore. ort in- Arrived, schrs Norman. ' savannah; Napoleon Boughion, ’ Cbarltston; Benj F Lee, St elmac, C k. ilet l J Arrived, schrs R D t-pear. York: .John 1J0u,.-!ass, Jordan, do; Stearns. Heal, Fail River w sc. i >et !0 -Arrived, schr Katie J Delaware Breakwater. . i.-ts Armed, schrs F.toa. Com- au. V■ \itnme A Botisall, Lodge. Brunswick; ',m' r li.ii u!i. Bailey, New York; ltlth, ■al esi, Nickerson, do. |W‘.' i. war Caleb S Ridgeway. Town- York. K> ,vi:'M. lift 10 Arrived, schr Maggie An- i, rd, N*nv York; Marion Manson, do. ~j -i. -c ir lames ii lor lan, Bickmore. . ,v ,s I '.i Arrived, schr Arvesta. , (SS ; iVI , oct ID Arrived, schr Meyer & oat’ rsou, Bangor; J S Haskins, lien r " Baltimore. Bthr Kant.ie A Gorham, Carter, New fr -m t..,e liar, schr (Liver I! Booth, Baltimore. w.-si.i H-: 5-Arrived. scbrH Advance [Br], Hij., Ni,s-a i: : | iatiir | Br], Sweeting, do; 7th, K cMciil [Br], Goidlace, do. v>. 11.-' !0- i ’ieared. ship Julia [Rus], Ek ■| i;,... I.r e. schr Margaret S Smith i Hon], Roatan. \k. ■ 'ct ii- Arrived, steamship Aoc >raae : i.ii,son. Pensacola for West Hartlepool cleared). ■ .i.■! si.■ 111 is ;< i heniston [Br : , Martin- from Havre. ■ i-. sace: •x: I"-Arrived, sohr G L Truntly, Galveston. ired. s' i . i irummen [Nor], Lund. Queens lu:x Louse Nor], Bryndseu, Liverpool; m, Waas, Boston. : Arrovi. s.up Everest [Br], Hibh rt, Syd- UiissL'iiii ejN'orl. Aaro, Montevideo; H';, :• t . itund rs-n, London; Astronom H, r u!se, D.irhado-; Sage [Hr], Williams, do; ■or 1: ItaP. Christofore, Cardiff. Koval. S iOct 10—Arrived, steamship e 8 Hr . (’• uch. New York; schr Liz- Chadwick, do; Mary J < ook, Hiz ia'tiiuore; Cl aries E Y'oung, Corson, do; : .1! Bird, Norfolk. -• "i -cl.r i.e.n - Brown, Sharrett. Haiti ■fi lad-'lphia. Oct pi Arrived, schrs Oscar C :ndt. Bacon, Charleston; Rouert J Bar., iver, Darien. ■ l-ar-,1. schr lienevleve, Ita'ev, Charles on. |in[iigton, N 0, i >ct 10—Arrived, scur Ida C Booze, Charleston. H NOTICE TO MARINERS. HS'iiiees tnniarin rs. pilot charts and all nauti- n will be furnished masters of ves- oi charge at the United Slates Hydro ic uftice in the Cu.-t Til House. Captains to call at the office. ■ Lmpt F ii Shermam. ■ In cliarge Hydrographic Station. I CONSIGNEES. ■Br charle-t on ami Savannah Ralwav, Oct 11 ■uis. V .V Cos. Chesnutt & O’N, Baldwin & Cos, ■ Wry ,v Son, M atson & •, A G Rhodes & Cos, ■ :"i:il c op As .o n, M Ferst's Sons A Cos. Mrs ■ ho,in, Kii MciioneH >1 J Doyle, Smith Bros, ■ Tr;iuo. Commercial Guano Cos, Swinton & M, ■h’ i* masher. Standard Oil Cos, Salas &W, C ■ussy. Southern Cotton Oil Cos, Hammond. H ■ Pit Savannah, I'dorida and Western Railway, ■ I'--I-ordg Cilice, McDonough A Cos, Rep ■o A Cos, Dale, D A Cos, R B Casgels, Butler A ■. Decker & F, AlcCauley, S A Cos, Herron A G, Cos, Stillwell, M & Cos, Stubbs A ■■ I) i AK R Dancy, .Jno Flannery A Cos. Per ■ms.\ .on, W \V fiord m A Cos, Woods. G A Cos. ■ 'cieleari A Cos, M A r A D 1 Mclntvre. S ivaunah ■t.. U R ( 'o, J S Wood A Bro. Montague ACo ■ mV" &A i B,lld ' vin N Cos, J P Williams A Cos, ■ 1.l ..mer A Cos, M AV Chisholm. Ludden A B. fe n " ah Cos, 51 Y Henderson. R Kirk ■ i, Memhard Bros A Cos, M Ferst’s Sons A Cos. ■ 1 1 bompijon. 5\ D Simkins, A Ehrlich A Bro, ■ I Doyl •. J Collins & Cos. K e p Ste o mshlp of Savannah, from Boston ■AR Aitmayer Aco. Butler AM. Byck Br >s ■ 'vASon WG Cooper, Collat Bros, City ■ Fhr’. K h’v >hen , lt K Chan tier, Chas Ellis, ■ Mruch A Bro Jno Flannery & Cos, Flood A G, ' N ’ i Jvrsi-’s Sons & Cos, A Hanley, ■ J A Gray, Kavanaugh A B. Lippman Bros Lovell's Sons, Lovell A L, ■o Lyons A Cos, MeDoneil A S, A J M Her A Cos ■ii ual Co-op Asso’n, D P Myerson.D J Morrison! ■ mlui and Bros A Cos, A S Nichols, Herman A K ■ Ki'sen mm A Cos, Savannah Plumbing Cos. G E ■chardson savannah Grocery Cos. Savannah St ■i i , • . bolomon A Son, W D Simkins, J D ■nine nrr I !f de J n,a ?. * Bro - J u Weed A Cos. F r s ; J“ ter t>-' M-ylly AC, stmr Bellevue, ISI st . mr barker, Ga A Fla ISB Cos ■ iYr Central Rkilroad, f)ct 11 -Dw-elle C A D ■u & C "' VV w Gordon A Co,' Herron I Binder v°f', BaldW ' Q & Cos, Stubbs A B 5 1 Mclnlyre. H Traub, loSue /rio ’ t o°,°e S *!? * Co - w ri-en AA. R. JrJH® J & Bro, J R Coor j r I' A KRnm C "p W w Chisholm. D B loiter. ID M>ei!V cn 'i P ?^ lt ' 11 & Cos. J C Haskell, B'inek -n'lMmeV 11 '? r & Cos. C Gray A Son, Blg m.th' a iv.^q ßo ”' M^ Y Henderson, J Ray, Bli snnt S C°- Savannah Grocery Cos, P W in- Bvannah * s - A G Rhodes A Cos, BBurr T a r ?f e,y C°Y o W Tiedeman A Bro, 51 BfWs’Lu d H n^ A K Aitmayer A Cos. KevDr Ri4ius’ rp’v 11 !? ?• 1 aimer Hardware Cos. T H B‘'rane ( D v’m 8 & Cos, Savannah Cotton Mills, Brlv DJ M^l ler V- J K / i rady A Son. R W,m Kan- fii,; ! 11 )!?' Southern Cotton OU Cos. C B B l aimv * W - A B Hull A Cos. Geo Merer, J Bm' S n I hip D Miller, from Baltimore iaid wVn AL | , mi?rane Co - Bfush EL A P Cos, Buck sVn' J Butler, M Boley A Son, 51 G Be ColHn.V 1 ranch - W 0 Cooper, Cohen A Cos, B'V G Cht ! ‘\, ri Champion’s Son, Cohen A B S Chem V??’ C} ! a V & Sav “T- Cornwell AC. Bri.S, 4 . Cos, 8 Cohen.C RR A Bkg Cos. B B uisoi ('/ *' G Davis A Son, Davis Bros, 0 ■VI A Fhrilch A Bro. Eckman A V, ■Tried Tr u V] 1 - 1 Epstein A Bro. Frank A Go, RGmv’ i sf ai ?< >ns S Ouckenheimer & Sou, I'' H i S |[.,i on l ' . Bl 'fdt A S, A Hanley, J Howard, Kvce p , Hallenback. A Leffler A Son, J J K [ "ames, B Hytnes, Haynes A E, M F ■ j v ,,L -', ucl - lter - P H Kiernan E J Keiffer, ■b,v V ,f °' 811 Levy A Bro. D B Lester, S •"ton t „ P p!nft " Bros - Lovell A L, N Lang, J I, M, a ' 'l *G, E Lovell’s Sons, K 51oyie, m ■ UK M °; W B Me‘l & Cos, D J Morrison I av ii, °L nHf)n ’ F & < <. R D McDoneli, A F l r ii iVr ' V , ey „ er ' M Na’han. Neidlinger AR. Bxi'rVi n'f ' Newton, Moore, H A Cos, Order I I vwoc D ’ ° rdPr <irK FB. GA Hat ii. Cos, Palmer Hardware Cos. J B lannai, ii" sk Ly ,Int Bros. A G Rhodes A Cos, 1 ill kr„? e m iaker TANARUS, Savannah Grocery Cos, ■a Schvp^wJ" av Hl Trust Co,Solomons & Cos, ■ s 1 ;Vi T -’ btrauss Bros, H Solomon A Sou,G fNiiVi Br . Southern Ex Cos, 1' • dill. r JS*f rl| nz. G W Tiedeman A Bro, L I ■ rrit !• r ’ /‘dewater Oil Cos, Teeple A Cos, W |tk T A S Thomas stmr \ u himkins, J p Williams A 00. Tuos r C W B est, J D Weed A Cos. Q Wan | , Ster nbergß’ Glass Sale. g i ßt t!lat Sternberg * Hros’. big Ba-iiV 5 Baloof Glassware will comprise | a ss a ° SBary in bou-ekeeping in pchaUe eUwherl-” d at ***** U “ aP ' | r Le Lean era I Shani t four years ago were Appel i haul.-'-^^ l ° a<iersto ' <iay are still Appel & LIST OF VSSSELS. Up, Cleared and Belled for thla Port STEAWSHirs. Lavernock IBr], . at Port Said Aug 9. Holstein [GerJ. Gefsen. New York, cld Oct 10. Miguel 51 Pin ill us iSp], Diaz, New York, aid Sept IN) via Cadiz and Barcelona. Eglantine [Br], Bruce, New York, cld Oct 7. Poca ertt [Bri. Jenznis. Patras, aid S pt 16 via New York. i Marquise do Santurce TSp], Urrestgau. at Phila delphia Oct 8. ; Bendi [Br], Beneke. Qu enstown, aid Sept 30. bikes. SeviPa [Br] Reea. UverpooL Rid July 11. Agder [Nor], Fiagsta.l, Baer os Ayres, sld Aug 6. Emigrant [Nor], Aaholm, at Santos Aug !0. E'ena [Gerj, Vosi, Valencia, s.d July —. Ole Bull [Norl. Hauff, LtverpooL ski Aug 30. Rifoudo [Nor], Olsen, Bueno> Ayres, sld Aug 5. Konl rin Augusta [Ger], Wilde, Wolgast, -id Aug Ceres [Nor], Andersen, at Buenos Ayres Aug 1. Inheritance [Nor], Smith. Santos, sld Aug 90. Hans [Ger], Brane, Hamburg, sld Aug 2D, pit into Fa month Sept 19 in distress. Somand [Nor], Nickelson, Liverpool, sld Sept 2. Potaona [Br], Dolb, Liverpo 1, sld Sept 3, Sylphide [Nor], Anderson. Rio Janeiro, sld | Aug 20. i Midas [Nor], Svensen, , sld Aug . j Stanley [Rus], Rasmussen. Buenos Ayres, sld j Aug 14. ( Caterina Cacace [ltal], Caeace, Valencia, sld Sept 9. Chos Bal [Nor], Gundersen, Barcelona, sid —. Meteor lNorf, Jensen, Cette, sld Sept 10. Glama [Port]. SUva, Oporto, sld Sept 16. Produced [Nor], Knudsen, Rio Janeiro, sld Aug 29. Formosa, Farnham. Now York, up Sept 24. Brodrene [Nor], Bie, Liverpool, sand Sept 29. : Melora [Nor[. rernstrom, London, sit S-pt 27. Engelbrekt [Sw], Eckmati, Liverpool, sld Oct 10. St Antonine [br], Lou vert, Altonn. sld Oct 7 Emmanuel Swedenborg [Br], Brown, Altona, up Aug 22. Valona [Br], Andrews. Belfast, sld Oct 9. Cheßtina. Redman, Watts, Boston, cld Oct 4. Stacy Clark. Bowers, Grand Cayman, sid Oct— ' idfarne [Nor], Jorgensen, Liverpool, sld Oct 5. lIRIfIS. Jlary T Kimball, Eddy. Philadelphia, up Oct 8. BCBOONKRS. Horace P Shares. Mount, New York, up Sept 20. Ida Lawrence. Young, Baltimore, up Oct 3. Anna. Chase, New York, ut> Sept 24. Chas J Willard, Wallace. Hoothbay, sld Sept 28. Kate S Flint. DeWinter, New York, up Oct 8. slary F G dfrey, Godfrey, New York, up Oct 3. Ro ter Drury, Delay. New Y ork, up Oct 3. John Rose. Alien, Philadelphia, cld Oct 9. Harriet C Keriin. Shaw, New York, up Oct 8. Lucie Wheatly, Lombard. New York, up Oct 8. BOOK NO. IC3S. Heriot’s Choice. By Rosa Nouchette Carey. J. B. Lippincott Company, Phila delphia. Paper, 50 cents. This is the latest of Lippincott’s series of sele t novels, and a rather interesting novel it is. Rene, in the Whirlpool of Napo leon’s Reign. By Emile Zola. T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia. Paper, 25 cents. This is one of Zola's best works. The story is a deeply interesting one from beginning to end. A Fellow of Trinity. By Alan St. Arwvn and Walt Wheeler. Rand, McNally & Cos., New York. Paper, 50 cents. This is a story of considerable power, and those who read it will not be disappointed. It is rather above the average novel of the day. His Word of Honor; a Novel. By E. Werner. Street & Smith, publishers, 25-31 Rose street. New York. Paper, 50 co fits. This story is translated from the Gorman. It is a story of love and war, and it becomes more interesting with each chapter. A New Book of Fables, Anecdotes and Stories for the Purposes of Com position. Poston Supply Company, 15 Broomfield street, Boston. Paper 75 cents. This is an excellent little book for the pur pose for which it is intended. Teachers will find it just what they want in their efforts in teaching pupils composition. Mrs. Jonathan Abroad. Illustrated. The Argonaut Publishing Company, New York. William Estill, Savannah. Paper 50 cents. This is one of the Argonaut Library series and contains pictures of the most noted of the American ladies who a e residents of European cities. The text dea's with American women whp have marri -d in Europe and gives graphic pen-pictures of their lives. MAOAZI NES. The Jenness-Miller Magazine for Octo ber is an exceptionally good number. Be sides containing a large amount of general literature, it keeps up with the fashions. 3(53 Fifth avenue. New York. The Review of Reviews tor September contains a large amount of excellent mat ter. The Review of Reviews is a good magazine for those who desire to keep abreast of the leading thoughts of the times. It contains selections from the mosr important articles of all the magazines, and thus one is able to get at what the leaning thinkers of the age are writing aiiout with out and nng a great deal of reading. The Critic Company, 52 and 54 Lafayette place, Ne w York. HCRSFORD’S ACID PHOSPHATE For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and diseases incident thereto. — Adv. THIS IS AN “OPENING.” But an’ Opening of Housekeepers’ ii yes. Messrs. M. Sternberg & Bro. will td morrow throw open their magnificent second floor to the public, exhibiting the largest and prettiest stock of Fine Glass ware, Crockery, Chinawa.e, Art Goods, Japanese Novelties, Bronzes, Statues, Lamps and ornamental and useful Housefurnish ing Wares ever shown in Savannah, and for two days only (Monday and Tuesday, October 13:h and 14th) will offer Glassware and Crockery at prices 50 per cent, less than youca i get the same goods for in any regular crockery house. This exhibit com prises many novelties never before intro duced to this market, and is worth an in spection. The ladies—all the ladies particu larly—are invited to visit this exposition, and will be cordially welcomed and shown t hrough whether they buy or not. Respect fully. M. Sternberg & Bro.. — Adv. 157 Broughton street. Handkerchiefs And Hosiery in endless variety at Appel & Schaul’s, One Price Clothiers. — Adv. Sanitary Underwear for Gentlemen, Natural Mixed Wool tor only f2 50 a Suit, generally sold for J3 50. Call and examine the quality, and wo feel confident you will taka advantage of such low prices. Collat’s, 149 Broughton street. — Adv. MACHINES?. McDonough <S BaJlantyae^ IRON FOUNDERS, Boiler Makers and Blacksmith^ manufacturers of STATTONAR-l 1 and PORTABLE ENGINES, VERTICAL ANDTOP RUNNING CORN MILLS, SUGAR MILLS and PANS. AGENTS for Alert and Union Injectors, tho simplest aud most effective on tbs market; Gullett Light Draft Magnolia Cotton m tho best in the market. AU order* promptly attended to. Bmitm Price List. PbUMBGB. l. a. McCarthy, 4A B A.RNTARD STREET, (Under Knight* of Pythias' Hall), PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING, STEAM HEATING A SPECIALTY. THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1890. MEDICAL /Ftake Up. If you wake up in the morning with a bitter or hb-d taste in your mouth, Languor, Dull Headache, Despondency, Constipa tion, take Simmons Liver Regulator. It corrects the bilious stomach, 6weetens the breath and cleanses the furred tongue. Children as well as adults sometimes eat something that does not digest well, producing Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Restlessness, or Sleeplessness—a gooa dose of Regulator will give relief. So perfectly armless is this remedy that it can be taken by the youngest infant or the most delicate person without injury, no matter what the condition of the system may be. It can do no harm if it does no good, but its reputation for 40 year3 proves it never fails in doing good. If you have a COLD or COUCH, ] acute or leading to i CONSUMPTION, SCOTT’S EMULSION ! or pike con icitr.it obi. ! AND HYPOPHOSPKITES OF HUE AND SODA ! is surtß cunt! for it. 1 This preparation contains the stlmula j ting properties of the Hypophnsphites t and fine Horivegian Cod Liver Oil. Ustd Jby physicians all the world over. It Is as j palatable as milk. Three times as efilca ! clous as plain Cod Liver Oil. A perfect ( Emulsion, better than all others made. For ! all forms of Wasting Diseases, Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION, \ Scrofula, and as a Flesh Producer ! there is nothing like BCOTT’S EMULSION. } It Is sold by all Druggists. Let no one by C profuse explanation or Impudent entreaty j induce you to accept a substitute. a Mandrake •fills art the safest, surest and speediest vegetable rem edy in the world for all diseases of the Stomach and Liver. They clean the linings of Stomach and Bowels. Reduce congestion in all the organs. Heal irritated and excited parts. Promote healthy action and sweet secretions. Correct the bile and cure biliousness. Make pure blood and give it free flow. Thus send nutriment to every part. For Sale by all Druggists. Price, 25 cts. per box; 3 boxes for 65 cts.; or sent by mail, postage free, on receipt of price. Dr.J. H. Schenck & Son, Phila’d. PERFECT MANHOOD Cares assured Send for free to men | j Illustrative age., strong ireati,e - THE MAKSTON CO. 19 Park flare. New York. AHIB ■ BB Whiskey Habits £■' i El a* ra a! S&jM cored at home witti- M 111 IMaslout pain. Book of par- Sw " E abj> Bffl tioulars sent FREE. iJcinw&aMa H M.WOOLLEY,M. I). -Aficir Atlanta. Ga. Office 104% Whitehall St BANKS. Maverick National Bank, Boston, Mass. CAPITAL, .... 1400,000 SURPLUS, - ■ - - 800,000 ACCOUNTS of Banks, Bankers and Corpora tions solicited. Our facilities for Collections are excellent,and we re discount for banks when balances war rant it. Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banks (not located in other Reserve Cities) count as a reserve. Wo draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and make Cable transfers and place money by telegraph throughout the United States and Canada. We have a market for prime first-class In vestment Securities, and invite proposals from States, Counties and Cities when Issuing bonds. We do a general Banking Business, and invite correspondence. ASA P. POTTEK, President JOS. W. WORK, Cashier. GRAIN ANI) PROVISIONS. M Rust Proof Seed Oats DIRECT PROM TEXAS. SEED RYE, COTTON SEED MEAL; Corn, Hay, Oats, Etc. —SOLE AGENT FOR— ORSOR'S MANHATTAN FOOD. T_ J*. DAVIS. 15ft BAY STREET. NURSERY. KIESLING’S NURSERY, WHITE BX^TJK r F‘ ROAD. PLANTS, Bouduets, Designs. Cut Flowers - furnished to order. Leave orders at DAVIS : BROS.’, cor. Bull au,l York sts. The Belt Kail- ( way parses through the nursery. Telephone MX i DRY VDODs, FALL AND WINTER MILLIIERY KROUSKOFF’S MAMMOTH MIL LINERY HOUSE. YTe have now inaugurated the Fall aud Winter Season, 1890. We are just crowded on our three large Hours with everythin']; Novel and beautiful in Millinery. The exhibit of Paris and London Round Hats and Bonnets, also correct copies, is the most complete and finest ever seen south of New York, and equal to the finest in this country. We offer very full lines in most beautiful Novelty Ribbons, Fancy Birds, Silk Velvets in ihe finest grades and shades. Immense line of French and Wool Felts in all the gra les. We continue to retail on first fioor. Milliners and Mer chants supplied upstairs at same prices and same terms as are sold north. Our Ribbon Sales we continue as be'ore. S. KROUSKOFR FURNITURE AND CARPETS. THE LARGEST AND FINEST LINE -OF— CHEULLECDRTAINS AND PORTIERES. Also, Lace Curtains is to be seen at the leading Furniture and Carpet House. Lindsay & Morgan. P. S.—Look at our line of China Silks, Ma itol Scarfs, lambrequins. Tidies, Etc. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. THOS. WEST Sc Co7, IMPORTING RETAILERS. The system of selling everything at a reasonaolo profit and of a thoroughly reliable quality is a special feature of our business. Wo have imported very largely this season: Ilaviland & Co.’s Fine China in all kinds of sets and the most oxquisite decorations, and novelties of every description in Art Pottery, Glassware, etc. We also carry the largest stock of Rood & Barton’s Fine Electro Silver-plated ware and Phos> fix Glass Co.’s Rich Cut Glassware south of Balti more. During the season we will make special drives in every department. Lookout for our locals. Tlios. West & Cos., 133 BROUGHTON STREET. HARDWARE. Mill Supplies. Rubber anil Leather Belling. Turner’s Traction Belt Grease. Rawhide Lace Leather. Circular Saws and Mandrels. Belt Hoots, Studs k Rivets. Railroad Spites. PALMER HARDWARE CO SUMMER RESORTS. SUWANNEE SULPHUR SPRINGS Summer Resort and Sanitarium. SUAWANNEE, - FLA. OPEN all THE YEAR. Located on a high, dry bluff, overlooking the Suwannee River, wit i its beautiful saenery. The unique Co quina Rock Jlain Buildings, surrounded by the comfortable cottages, supplied with iiot and cold mineral water direct from tne spring, offers as a Summer Resort many advantages that can only be appreciated by a visit. Per fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and pleasant, cooled by the southwest breeze of the Quif. The remedial virtues of the water for Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Complaints, are too well known to be expatiated upon. Write for pamphlet with testimonials and circular with rates, SUWANNEE SUL PHUR SPRINGS CO.. Suwannee, Fla. HOTXLs. PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. Management strictly fir3t-cIS3. Situated in the business center, L. W. 6COVILLE. THE MORRISON HOUSE. CSENTRA.LLY LOCATED on line of street J cars, offers pleasant south rooms, with regular or table board at lowest summer rates. New baths, sewerage and ventilation perfect, the sanitary condition of the House is of the best. C'oa. BROUGHTON asp DRAYTON BTKBETS BROKERS. WYLLY, STOCK, EOJiD and REAL ESTATE BROKER, OFFERS e full Un> of desirable securities, viz: Georgia Southern and Florida First 6s, Savannah and Western ss, Savannah Bank and Trust Company stock, etc., etc. A. L. HARTRIDGE, SECURITY BROKER, BUYS and De cat ooosmlasiou all olMssa oi Stock* and Bond*. Hwgo< >atsa lsar,s on mirtrtahic sacarittat New York caoMtioua furaiahod by artweti ttolwr svary fi/uma mbscAsa MEDICAL. ■__M \ 1 !• . IL I S rhyßlclnns tYiuiorHo T. I*. I*, nr. :i Rplnmltd combination, and proHcrlbo it with gre* natlnfactiori for th© cnreß or p.ll fcruiH find Htmr w of Primurr. Sc.omlry und T<*rtl- P. e • p - S u A xc r dru L A nry Syphilis, gyphllltl; Bh*iinutlam, Scrofuloiia IJlcoru find Soros, (JlMixh.bir tiwnlllngfl, Khuurnailsßi, Malaria, chi i’linuilp rico---; tint tuiv i n’slMoii nil trontrmwt. P-oo P poisON Catarrh, HI,In liit-i aacK, Kczmua, Chronic Female Cota* I'lHinu, Mercurial Poison, Tetter, Hcaldhcad. etc., etc. P. P.!‘. la a powerful tonic ard an cscnllont appit.U ■r. ■ —i—■ —■— cor, building up the ayatein i upMly. Ladles whOHu Kystorm are poioned and whosn blood jln an impure < <irulitiori dip to mnnqtrual Irr<‘guluri. jpaT’ . ,p. | M_*. L ...A ,R. I -A ties uro pfculiarly benefited by tho wonderm) tonic ahd blood rLeansing propertifNi of P. P. P., Prickly Ash, Poko Km * n.id PotHssiuia. p": p u R es r. r*. K - V” * its PEPS A UPPMAW EROS., Proorietore, ■WHOLESALE DRUGOIKTS. Lippman Block, SAVANNAH, GA. Lippman's LIPPMA.N BROS., Wholesale Druggist*, Sole Proprietors, Lijipman'sßlock, Savannah, G*. removes r~ CO&NS. ( ’ PUNIONS o— awqWARTS, WyIjTHQU.Tr gftm mTrY7 MORNING NEWS carriers rearth 111 |i, every part of thecity early. Twenty- A A A-J flve cents a week pays for tho Daily. ALTMAYER * CO. "NJ" r | Ip XT’ -THIS STOKE CLOSES ~ ~ SATURDAYS F.YcEPTED. ALTMAYEB’S ALTIAYEE SOLE AGENTS IN SAVANNAH —— ——l'"olt-. -—. I MISS COLEMAN, of NEW YORK, America’s most expert glove-fitter, will arrive in Savannah Monday, Oct. 20. Miss Coleman's mission to this city is to superintend, for two weeks, the sell ing of FOSTER’S GLOVES at our store, and also to instruct both customer and clerk in the fine art of glove-fitting. Ti e maktrs of thes • fam us GLves auvise us in all cates where their Gloves prove umatisfactory to give anew pair in their place and charge the 1 jsd to them. giPfCHCoiaES- ALTMAYER’SI DRESS GOODS. (Main aisle, left.) Wo tell thel)ress Goods story for this week briefly but plainly—goods that for quality and price are unmatchable. Cheviot Suitings, 10c. Emprvgs Plaid*, doubfa width, vso All >ol FlamWs, n’o. Gondolier I’lnids •Sfi-incli All Wool Tri t. 50c, Ml inch All Wool Tricot, 7“>c. 36-inch Caslirm ro, i.‘sc. 36 inch itiperlor quality, 86c. Tartan and Cheviot Plaids and Striped Huitimca, 60c. Henrietta Cloth, olej'uut qual ity. 76c. Cash mere DL:tlnguc % ex fra fine. sl. Combination dresses, beautiful goods, fiorn <J6 upward. SILKS, Velvets, PLUSHES, (Main aisle, rear.) These prices should interest you. They don't tell half the tale, howeier. Come to the store, examine the Roods, and buy y >u will—that is, if you’re at all in the buyi ,g business. Black Silks, 98c; others sell same at Si Bn. Black Silks, jfl sSi; others sell same at J; 76. Tbo following are Three Prime Favorites: Black Mascotte Silk. $! 49. B ack Artnure Silk. $1 75. Black Tricotlne Silk. £i 98. Black Gros Grain Silks, 75c up to $9 50. Heavy Warp Surah Silks in all shades, hoc. Faille Francaise Silks, all shades, On:. Sitin Du Lyon Silks, all shades, 98c. Pompadour Silks, very new. Si 50. A most exquisite line of Silks in evening shades in Surahs at 50c to $ I Faille Kraneane Silks in even ing' shades, $1 25 to $4. China Silks in evenings shades, 48c. REMNANTS—The tear and wear of the last few weeks’ rus elegant goods, ail shades, now sacrificed at CO per cent, less than cost. PLU SUES in all shades, 3.c up. SILK VELVETS, beautiful goods, 752 up. Note.—Role Agents iu Savan nah for EDWIN C. BURT'S FINE SHOES ALTMYER’S. /YAf. PAUjsS^ l ' mku# j }{22|JfSPAI!!!IS( / it J r o,j |FtSTER I SWTHffj( ALTMAYER’S. BLACK GOODS. (s!aln aisle, left, rear.) The most com plete stock in the south. Prices that actually stagger competition. Look well over the fol lowing : .'W inch Henriettas, nice Roods, W>'. 40 inch All Wool Henriettas, 18c. All Wool lull 38 inch Serges,49c. ElotfHnt lino All Wool Series at 65c, 76c anil 08c Fiuo ouniity Hrililuntlnos, 38 Inch wide, TiOe. Fine (juality Jfrilliantiues, 42 inch wide, 76c. Ami 44 inch wide at sl, $! 26, $1 6(J and $1 75. Please Note Cnr Prico Range. CatthinereK, nice goodn, 25c anil uim ar i SPECIAL-40 inch A.l Wool Coanrneres. 40c. Silk Warp iienrmttaH, 08j to $2 50. Elegant dei;tnn in Black and White 1 laulii anri StripM forumurnn/. Price from 12>4c ii(>. SPE< IAI t auielslmlr Serpen, 1 0c. Antra hana, Colored anil Black, $1 50 t > $3. .Unis, itc. (Hear ais'o ) Mr. Frost, familuirly knov n as "Jack," is expected in Sa vannah tbit vreok. lie started HfMithward several weeks a: o Look out for him. He will probably show up between day right ami dawn. Bo ready to rocu.vo him. Nothing better than a good blanket t. do it with. Cold protectors have the call this week. T ore’s a mag net in these prices: Ten quarter White Blanket* 85c Ten quarter Wtrito Blankets Wta Ten quarter White Blankets $1 Vi Ten-q .firler White Blankets $1 3. Ten quarter White Blankets $2 Ten quarter White Bankets S3 Ten quarter White Blat.kerKsl Eleven-quarter White Blankets Ten-Quarter White Blankets SC Ten-quarter White Blankets $6 75. Ten quarter White Blankets £8 Ten-quarter White Blankets sio Ten-quarter White Biauaets Ten-quarter Gray Blankets £9c Ten quarter Gray Blank-‘is Si 19. ( o lforts, too. have caught the reduction craze: Comforts at too. Comforts at 75c. Largo *ize Comforts at sl. size Comforts at $1 25. Large size Comforts at *1 50. Fine Sat ne Comfort) at $2. Flue satine Comforts at Silk Eiderdown Comforts at s£. Largo White Quilts, 48c. Lance White (guilty, 09c. I*arge White Quilts, 99c. Large White Quilts, $1 19 Large White Quilt , $1 41). Strictly feather-proof Ticking, b st on the marset, 18c. GENTS’ FURN'SJINGS. i Main aisle, right, rear.) Replete w ith all that is new and stylish. Elegant line of Niglit Robes at 65c. Splendid assortment of Scarfs, Suspen ders, etc. Half-hose of all de scriptions. prices about half what gents’ furnishing stores a k. Note —We are the 8 >l° a gents in Savannah for EDWIN C. BURTS FINE SHOES. ALIM AYER’S. 7 NO MICHER GUARANTEE IS NECESSARY for these elegant Gloves than to state that R. H. Macy & Cos., who are sole agents in Now York City for FOSTER’S GLOVES, sell at retail annually over one hundred thousand dollar’s worth of these perfect-fitting Gloves. OUK PRICES Mill b i identically the name as s’acy's. Here t ev are: WILLIAM. 5-hook, si;$ i; 7-hook. $125; FOWLER, ft-fcoo'i, $1 80; 7-iu.01,, $1 75; FOSTERIN' 4. the finest glove ia the world. 5-hook, $2; 7-hook, $2 21. t m L.' MUMS, Millinery (Second floor, main aisle.) Booming along with an Irre. •wtlble momentum, is the way our Millinery business is going. Some people are talking about dull Millinery business Dura is not. If you haven't pur chase,| your fall Millinery,why not come to morrow and make your selection? Nover too busy to turn away custom Fifteen Millinery Trimtm rs really to execute your order io from one to six hours. Cloaks, (Second floor,Bull street aisle.) Boailed Capes that were sell in r at £5 to ?lfi are now ■narked, to close out, $1 25 to S3 75. Beaded Wrap*, handsomely trimmed with I ace, $3 75. They are worth JlO. Ladies* Blaoers iu endless ar ray. One s| eclal lot. Ladles* Black Jersey Coats reduced to 2 ‘M One lot Colored Jack et k down to $1 50. Children h light weight Cloaks in ail styles and prices. Boys' Min (Second floor, left aisle, front.) Thfiivori) BARGAINS to hn givoa anew meaoiag this "**!c Look at thisr Boys' #1 25 to $l5O Knoa Pants down this w to Si 13. Boj s' Si uii, $1 25 Knee; Pants down thii wi e; to S9o Boys’ Suits, sizes 4 to 12y,-ars, were >olling ji 5;) to $2 97, are down this wo *k to 98c. Boys' Suits, sizes 4 to 14 years, were soiling at $2 50 to S3 50, down this week to $! 39 Boys’ g 2 7Y to $3 89 Suits, down this wo k to $1 79 Boys' $1 25 and $5 Suits, down ibis week to $3 25. DRESS Trimmings (Bull street aisle, right-) The handsomest display in the south. The lowest prev* in the land. Headquarters lor every idea in Dress Trimmings. Extra Bar aius this week in Braided Sets and Sleeves to Match. Steel and Beaded Zouave JucKots. Black Sili; Gimps A full line Dress Buckles. Hercules Braids In a'i color*. Novelties in Persian Trim ming, Gold and Silver, etc. Note—Sole Agents in Savan nah tor EDWIN C. BURT’S FINE SHOES. A LTM AYER’S.