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■ bill, board politics.
Benublicanß Fozt'ng the City With
Literature.
■ Th republicans in tbe First congressional
■ trl ct are working energetical.y for Capt.
■ aa i ..re posting campaign literature,
■ ou . b y the republican congressional
KL-.-tee, on the bill boards of the city
Ei on the fences throughout tbe
m a One Of these documents
■ anV'ib-ratelv printed card, comparing
Eir cuieo: ex-President Cleveland and
Eti ent Harrison on the sliver question,
■?i' , tie acu n of the republican House
Eomnared with its democratic predecas
n his same question.
H thing is a flaming poster
E* beaded: ‘'Citizens, throw off the yoke
E" r v servitude a.id vote for the men
■.] Zj: v wno protect our home industries "
■ ThVnoster is printed in red and black
■k with an illustration of the Hou-e of
EoresentaiKes during the speech of Maj.
Ktiniey on his famous tariff abnr-
Riu it has an extract also from
He' major’s speech on the eight-
Eur aw in which he seems to be
K v sohc.tous for the workingman, whose
H* re-‘s b" afterward crushed with one
H ... m ‘ hi, raising of tbe prices of the neces-
K- .f. 0 f for the bens fit of the tnanu-
Kcturers. Tie aiance of the sheet is taken
K with'extracts from Maj. McKinlev’s
in reference as to h jW his “glorious”
Heasure protect* the south. It enumerates
Hal lumber, sponges, orangey iron and
Hoe’as tie products of the south which, he
His'n-. ar e protected by the bill. Altogether,
E?r mi attractive and “catchy” campaign
■ BAIL AND ORO-SSTI&.
H Tbe convent! n on schedule of the Atlan-
He Coast Lme and the West India tast mail
Hrccte which was adjourned 01 Oct.
Mi reassembled on Friday, the 24th, in
K.W York. At this meeting it was de-
Huai that the Florida special tram known
Hu the vestibule train will commence on
K, ](i to run tri-wcekly between New
Ht”!. anl Jacksonville, leaving New York
H"::.U) a. m., arriving at Jacksonville be-
Hen 5 and 6 o’clock the next day. The
Hb-veeklv trips will be continued until
Hpd. 9, ” when this train will run
Hihy, except Sunday, until the first Sunday
Hi April, u ben tbe trips will be reduced to
Hm- i '' > ekly aid c ntined as long as may be
■juried necessary to meet the wants of the
■jar Jig public.
H J- A. EngLrth, who was formerly in
Hrcsrsc of the up freight department of the
■Ortral railroad, and more recently agent
lof the Central at Macon, has been put in
■ charge of the general accountant’s bureau
■at the Central railroad wharves. The
■ burma attends to the pilling of all freight
■by the Ocean Steamship liues or by tbe
■Central railroad. After leaving the Cen
■trai railroad’s employ at Macon Mr.
■E glerth went west to Fort Scott, Kan.,
■where he had some real es ate interests.
n>! intention was to make Kansas his
H.uae. The climate was not suitable to his
■life’s health, and while on a visit to his
Hau.hter in Savannah recently the railroad
■ffered him tne position of general ac-
Hountant of the steamship wharves.
H Charleston is happy over the concessions
1 by the Atlantic Coast Line in refer
ence to Ashley Junction, a report of which
■.. alrea y appeared in the Morning
H'eivs. The -Veins and Courier says: “The
■nfonnation was given that the ve.tibu'e
Hrains .vill hereof.er run into the city, and
stead of making tho transfers at Ashley
■junction will do so at the union depot, in
■tuiuel street. But the coining of the vesti
■uia trains into the city is not all. The
■leaping car service is to be increased, and
Hr r.after two through specials will run di
■ectly from New York. Of course, the
■estibule and sleepers will all come into the
■ty on their north-bound trips. For this
■it of good fortune special cu e ut is due Geu
■ral Manager Haines of the Cbai loston aid
■avuuuah railway. Col. C. S. Gadsden, su
■perintendent' t the Charleston and Savau
■ah railway, also did good work in the in
■teres.s of Charleston.”
■ A radical change has been made in the
■vestibuied trains on the New York Central
■read in compliance with tho deoisiou of the
■court sustaining Mr. Pullman’s
■patentee of certain important features of
■ tbe vestibule system heretofore in use on the
■" agner p lace cars. Everything above the
■car platforms, claimed as a Pullman mven
■tion, has been removed from the Wagner
■oars. The principal Pullman appliances
■were tho stout steel face plates, which, with
■their connections, are designed to diminish
■tbe friction and overcome, to a certain ex
■tont, th * oscillation of the cars. Now the
aguer vestibule is made of canvas, stained
■lack. There are two top pieces, and t e
■ides which drop from tne car ho ds are
■birred and allowed to play on rubber bands
■wi.ich are lastemd to upright brass rods
■using from the platforms to the hoods of
■acb car. The canvas pieces are so adjusted
■hat in case a vestibuled train should part
■uddenly certain ends of the canvas sides
■nd top would be release 1 automatically.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR.
Happenings Along the Wharves and
| Among the fcbipping.
■ Wilder & Cos. cleared yesterday the Brit
lt' h -, Sf i e&U ‘ sh ‘* ) Snlkt;, worth for Jieval, with
K*,. 11 u bales of upland cotton, weighing 2 732
■pounds, valued at 284,315. ’
I Tbe Poi tuguese bark Yzabel was cleared
■yesterday for Oporto, with 7,890 p eces pitch
■pine luu.ber, measuring 0(i4,y.86 feet, valued
■at Cargo and vessel oleared by
■Charles Green’s Son & Cos.
L, o*l 0 * 1 ol< ‘ ared yesterday the Norwe
■gian bark Skaregrom, for Java, Anjer, or
■Batavia for orders, wiih 4,159 barrels of
r g 520 Pounds, valued at
|& Cca Cftl ' K ° by Paterßon . Downing
| # .L h i e German bark Sirens was cleared yes-
KSK with 1 ti I ? eric “ n Tradi “g Society for
* e ith 2,515 pieces pitch pine lumber,
teeaiunng 321,496 feet, valued at $4,90 l, and
z- pieces of walnut, measuring 1,377 feet.
Cargo by jfc‘uy^ tal ValU6 ° f Carg °’ * s ’ l °°’
Norwegian steamship Unit* was
m Sted f7 b J Kavaunaug.. & Bren
- or Blueflelds, Nic., with 2,735 pieces of
rahl pln 2- lumber . measuring 37,374 feet,
v at *s®® 71 > aud two tanks of gasoline
VplnpH -* 31 50 > aud forty creosi.ted piles
t at #<oo, Total valuation of cargo
'argo by McDonough & Cos. and
Love Laughs at Father Time.
!l™i HE , RTE 7’ N ’ Y - oot - 26—John E.
cum °f Castile, Wyoming county, aged
with rS ’ f widower, recently fell‘in love
1 JL* Wld °w from Cazenovia named Anne
rio 7,f e ’ a -- ed 69 years. Mrs. Dodge was
visiiug at Bike.
were Ptials of the sprightly old couple
Ur 1,, '’ m * ed i®st Friday, and yesterday
cei- hroil ~ht home his bride and re
of C(i g ubrs nErata]aUons ° f “ Urg ° party
dwindled Within Thirty Minutes.
,
tr~<in^ S from Seattle, arrived here
ennHJ ' and was swindled out of *290 by a
citv thft 6 maa l)efore Le had been in the
talrty minutes,
ROrGH Oh COt'GHH
Rc'"'ttvSSj Golds, Hoai-seness, Sore Throat,
Ua. TOOTHACHii. I slant re-
Skive 10c— -Ado GH OJ " CoKNS > Liquid 15c.
Caned or Umbrellaed.
fc ar l asomr^ D ia a L fiQ ? f old headed Cane or
abiv o„p-rn g 'l!?r beaded Bu * £ Umbrella, suit
youwm I* 1 presentation to any one,
from"* M ad * handsome stock to seleci
ton .t?Lc'- j e d r “ b ° rK Br °-’ S ’ 137 Brough
down Ma y Persons are broken
overwork or household cares,
lystem ai af ji 1 " 0 , 0 Pieters Rebuilds the
“ad Sires d *y eßtlon ■ removes excess of bile,
u 'Wes malaria. Gel the geautne.
SENT TO THE CHAIN-GANG.
Nineteen Cases Disposed of In the
City Court Yesterday.
At a special session of the city court yes
terday for the trial of jail cases tbe follow
ing w ere disposed of:
Eddy Dobiou, charged with simple la~-
ceny, stealing a lantern valued at *1 ;5
from the Central railroad, found guilty and
sentenced to six m-nths on the chain-gaug.
Charles Jenkins, larceny from the !!■ use,
steahug a parasol and carving knife from
the bouse of Fra h Jerosky, sentenced to
six months on tbe chain-gang.
J. H. Dorsey, larceny from the house,
stealing 35 cents from the house of Scott
Richardson, chain-gang for six mombs.
Nathan Walker, larceny from the Sousa,
stealing meat valued at |5, from tne stall
of Joseph Barron in the market house,
Sep:. 17, six months.
Richard Hooks, larceny from the hoxse,
stealing $8 30 from house of Alax Fierce,
turned over to the superior court.
Robert Lee and James Murray, simple
larceny, stealing four bags of shct’irom the
Ocean Ktean.suip Company, six months
each.
Simon Lee, carrying concealed weapons,
*25 or three months.
Charles Smith, carrying concealtd
weapons, *2sor three month’.
Prince Bunniou, larceny from the house,
stealing a pair of pants and vest from
John Flint, six months.
Carrie Hatcher, assault and battery, not
gttuty.
Charles Ba on, assault and battery, nolle
prossed.
Joe Murphy, assault and battery, nolle
prossed.
Samuel Smith, assault and battery, two
months.
Ned Baker, simple larceny, stealing a
whisky barrel from C. F. ‘Graham, six
months.
Jack Evins, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Po.ly Middleton,assault and battery, nolle
prossed.
A nolle prosequi was entered in 'he cases
of Polly Middleton and Joe Murphy on
account of their long conhnomeat in jail
and the non appearance of prosecutiug
witnesses.
Nineteen cases were disposed of in all, of
which fourteen were convicted and sen
tenced to the chain-gang for from two to
ton months -a pretty good day’s work for
Judge Harde ’ and Solicitor Fraser, which
stows that they goat their work with re
newed vigor after their summer vacation.
All of the prisoners were colored.
The court was adjourned until Saturday
morning at 10 o’clock, when the trial of jail
cases will be resumed.
CUTICURA REMEDIES,
MORTAR-SPOTTED KiNS
Covered With Scales. Awful Spectacle,
Cured In Five Weeks by the
Cuttcura Remedies.
I am going to tell you of the extraordinary
cure your Cutiocra Rb*sdiks performed on
m. About the Ist of April last I noticed some
red pimple* like coming out all over my body,
but thought nothing of It until some time later
§on. when it began to look like
spots of mortar spotted on,
aud which came off in layers,
accompanied with itching. I
would scratch every night
until I was raw, then the next
night the scales, being formed
meanwhile, were scratched oil
again. In vain did I consult
all the doctors in the county,
but wttaout aid. After giving
up all hopes of recovery, I
happen td to see an advertise
ment in the newspaper about
your OtmiußA Rich enure, and
purchased them from my druggist, and
obtained almost immedla's relief. I began
to notice that the scaly eruptions grad
ually dropped off and disappeared one by
one, until I had been fully cured. I bad
the disease thirteen months before 1 began tak
ing the Rekediks. and in four or five weeke was
entirely cured. My disease was eczema and
psoriasis. I know of a great many who have
taken the Kkukdiss. and thank jme for the
knowledge of them, especially mothars who have
babes with scaly eruptions on their heads aud
bodies. I cannot express my thanks to you.
My body waa covered with aoales, and I was an
awful spectacle to behold. Now- ray skin is as
clear as a baby‘a GEO. COTEY, Merrill, Wi.
Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest
of Humor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the
blood of all Impurities, and thus remove the
cause), and Cuticura, the gr-at .Skin Cure, and
CuncuiiA Boap, an exquisite skin Deautifier,
externally ''to clear the skin and scalp, and re
store tbe hair), cure svery spick's of agonizing,
itching, burning, scaly and pimply diseases of
the skin, sea p and blood.
Sold everywhere. Price: Outioura. 50c.;
Soap, Ssc. ; Hekolvbnt. St. Prepared by the
Potter Dkuo akd Ohesiicau Otri>oration, Bos
ton.
fßf~rend foe “How to Cure Skin Diseases, ”
64 pages, TO illustrations and 100 testimonials.
DIMPLES, Waok-haads. rrd, roUjih. chspned
| I 111 and oily skm cured by Cutlcutia Sot p
I CA-NTT BBKATH.
m Chest Pains, Soreness, Weakness,
Hacking Coujh, Asthma, Pleurisy
and Inflammation wsueved rsi on*
siintjte by the Ocnouiu Anti-Paix
Puastrr. Nothing like it for Weak
(-trams.
PL'KfiislllSu GOODS.
Dunlap’s New Sill fiats.
Dunlap’s New Derby Hals.
The New English Derby,
WAKEFIELD OF LONDON MAKER.
ALL STZEB NOW IN STOCK.
Net Miitosl Coats.
Waterprojf Rubber Coats,
FINE UMBRELLAS
AND
Sew Fall Goods for Men
NOW OPEN AT
LaFAR’S,
S7 BULL STREET.
FLOUR.
JTJST RECEIVE D.
l.OOOßarrels of ,T- II- -A.. I£ei’n.’s
Celebrated
SUCCESS FLOUR,
Guaranteed to be the best,
healthiest and cheapest Flour
ever brought to this market.
It will make from 50 to 60
pounds more bread to the bar
rel than any Winter Wheat
Flour. For sale by
U J. DUNN,
Southern Agent,
109 Bay Street.
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1890.
MEDICAL
'/ v rtN ' A *' e ALL£nUGGI§TS.
ATLANTA, CA.
P^echaSi'©
I PAINLESS. FILLS EFFECTUAL^®?
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. {
For BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS S !S H
Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired £
Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc., )
ACTING LIKE MAGIC on the vital organs, strengthening the
muscular system, and arousing with the rosebud of health (
The Whole Physical Energy of the Human Frame. (
Beecham’s Pills, taken as directed, will quickly RESTORE \
FEMALES to complete health. '
SOLD BY ALL DRUCCISTS. S
Price, 25 cents per Box. )
Prepared only by THOS. BEECHAJI, St. Helens, Lancashire, England. /
B- F. AL L i:y CO., Sole. Agentt for United St a tvs, SOS At SS7 Cnnnl Sf., .Var )
roW,-. ,r ho (if your dru(i>i!st dors not keep them) trill mail Brrcham’n Vilte on \
receipt of price—but inquire first. (Mention this (taper.) f
CLOTHING,
We display the very latest and most fashionable shapes in
KNOX, STETSON’S, and OUR OWN Soft and Stiff Hats.
suTrs.i NECKWEAR
* n mos * / attractive
Nowhere else in FJJ R E
Georgia will you Si m "WOOL UNDER
find LARGE or H H WEAK for M,s -
VARIED a stock of U v f 1$! Ladies and Chil-
FINE and STYL- M dren. HOSIERY.
ISII SUITS and M g M Foster’s Gloves.
OVERCOATS for m Children’s KILT
Old Men, Young m SUITS in Plaids,
Men, Boys and Chil- ff; e tc.
dren as in our Mam- BL , T OWFCT I DDTPIIO
moth Establishment. Liinijui FllluijU.
Look over everybody else’s goods aud prices and you can
then better appreciate our offerings.
B. H. LEVY & BRO.
PUBUCATIOSS.
NoTmibu
TO
235 BUILD
|* , i If? Id if you start right,
z "#sß*B The first step
—---V 1 amlnation of Mr.
Sboppell’B braiding designs—the only largo
collection of designs that ore artistic, prac
tical end reliable. Tho estimates aro guaran
teed. Mr. fchoppell's publications are as
follows: Trice.
•Portfolio of *I,(XX) Honsos, 30 designs, *i! 00
‘ ** 1,500 “ 80 “ 200
“ “ 2,000 “ 30 “ 200
“ “ 8,600 “ 80 “ 200
8,000 “ 83 “ 2CO
“ “ 8,500 “ 83 2CO
i “ “ 4,000 “ 80 “ 200
“ “ 6.0C0 “ 80 “ 200
“ “ 6,000 “ 23 “ 209
“ “ 7,500 “ 23 “ 2CA
“ “ 10,000 * 21 “ Sdi
“ “ Stables “ 19 “ 200
•The first Portfolio contains designs thatoostas
low as 800. 6600, SB 7cm and iBO.
Any 3of the above Portfolios for $5: ary 7
for $10; tbe complete set (12) forsls. Bound
volume containing over sno designs selected
from the various portfolios, prico *5, returu
*ble if not satisfactory.
Address R. W. SHOPPELL,
Architect, ea B’way, New York,
JBROK.&Ita.
F. C. WYLLY,
STOCK, BOND and HEAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFERS a lull Uni of desirable securities,
vis: Georgia Southern and Florida First
6s. Savannah and Western 6s, Savannah Bank
and Trust Company stock, etc., etc.
A. L HARTRIDGE
SECURITY BROKER,
BTTYB and MOa e aaonalasion M rtiW •
Stock*, aud Bands.
Negotiates lava oa martexaktc
New Totfc aaototlona teralalted Sf pmhW
ticker ivy Hteoa nritntes _____
McCarthy,
4efl. BABNiRD BTKKET,
(Under Knighta et Pythias' Hall),
piiim a' and us Firasit
STUN HEATING A SPSOAMT.
BiKIIiCAL
U pp^
Jj
CURES SYPHILIS
■-tfVi.vi-.Zr.. V. k k coSitSSPonJ*
■oa preicrlbe it with grrat atljfrton for th® cur* of
.mil fojTns and of Prim* y. Fscondarr ntvl Twti*rr
v, 7*
fcyphiiii, syt>nllitic RlTtMin "7, Scrofulous Uicwr* aud
Bore* t OUnffulsr SwrlHog*, Rhetim*tlin. Malaui*. old
.Chrontc Ulc®r* that have r*it®d *H trvtnaent. CcUtxrh.
Fjjnri c cures
Inr.liii
,^3?Birr i Tfronr"Tcm!m?ompTalmu^T33^
eurlU I’oUoo, Tti*r, So*ld etc., etc.
P. P. P. it a yyir.-erfal toniu ami >n ?To>llffnt apnetir.r,
pRRR
Cures rheumatism
baffd'nfc op the tjiiGtn rapidly.
Lodtea wlrtM luUnt aro and whoa* blood Is hi
XJ Irnuure rendition da# to trr®golfiriti®o r
RP.P.MaurTa
• lA--JNUteJjv—■—* >lll—H IN ■■III® !■*■ •■iwHtWtWlHlH , aW.'l^ll
peculiariy hotiotucu v mo VmhMtlbi toe itc And iloda
Cloartinf propcrtki# of P. P. P., Prickly Aah, Poke Root
. nod Potat&iotp.
Cu^s*DYSPm*A
’ '• • ..V e* c .
IIP PHAN BBOS., Proprietors,
UrtutylstN,Lippman’sßlock, SAVANNAH.ft*.
fji j T T't MORNING NEWS carriers reach
I I I M every part of the city early. Twenty
ill L five cent* a week pays for the Daily.
CLOTHING.
IN THE
RACE
FOR THE
PROUD
POSITION OF
LEADERS
IN
SAVANNAH’S
TRADE
APPEL
AND
SCHAUL
WE
LEAD
TIIEM
ALL
I TST
PRICES.
QIAUT-V
AND
STYLES.
W EL Y
Don’t, you know it is Town
Talk that our goods are the
most representative of metro
politan taste, and our prices
are consistent with economical
household administration.
We have new goods and
new styles for the fall and
winter. Don't be late but
come and see lor yourself.
Do not forget we have a
large line of
Children’s Jersey Suits.
A few Souvenirs left; come
and get one.
APPEL &SCHAUL,
One Price to All.
- - "■ 1 1
DANIEL, HOGAN.
WANTED!
To get a little brisker move
ment into oi R superb line of
BLACK SILKS.
The priceß affixed represent the best values
offered the ladles of Savanrah In many a day.
1 loiBLACK SILKS bfic , formerly *1 00.
1 lot BLACK SILKS SI 00, formerly 20.
1 lot BLACK SILKS *1 25, formerlv *1 50.
1 lot BLACK SILKS *1 30, formerly *1 75.
1 lot BLACK SILKS $1 75. formerlv #2 00.
Hot, BLACK SUBAH SILKS at 83c., lately
$1 00.
1 lot BLACK SURAH 81LK6 *1 00, lately *i 25.
SHOULDER CAPES in Astrakhan Wool, Real,
Canada Seal. Beaver, Persian lamb and Plush
at prises unheard of before here.
C-A-B-P-E-T-S !
Made and (aid at the following unapproachable
prices BODY BRUSSELS *1 15 and J] 26.
5-FRAME TAPESTRY. 75c. and .-,5c. ALL WOOL
SUPER INGRAINS, 75c. SMYRNA RUUS.
75c. to *lO.
LACE CURTAINS
IN LOVELY VARIETY AT FROM *1 50
TO *llO PAIR
Colored Dress Goods!
Fine quality FRENCH DRESS GOODS, 50c.
per yard
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH CLAN rRAIDS and
striped Cheviots at 75c. and upward.
IMPORTED COSTUME CLOTHS, fine finish
at 80c., 05c., *1 and I! 25.
Extra value in BLACK SILKS aa well as In
BLACK and FANCY SURAHS. The fabrics
offered are new goods—this season's importa
tions, and at our prices are superior values.
LADIES’JACKETS
LAD ES’ CLOTH JACKETS
Made from fashionable materials and of the
latest designs, from *4 75 to *lO. These are
manufuciurers’ sample garments and fully 50
per cent, under regular prices.
BOYS’ SUITS
and BOYS' PANTS are thinning ont, but aome
Extra Bargains still on hand.
D. HOGAN.
i .1 I
McDonough i Ballaoiyac;
IRON FOUNDERS,
Muhiaish, Boiler Maker? aiti Blacksmith*
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS and PANS.
AGENTS for Alert and Union Injectors, tbe
simplest aud most effective on the market;
Gulictt Light Draft Magnolia Oottoo Gte, the
beet in the market.
All orders promptly attended to. fital hi
Price list. j
CLOTHING.
ii w a it in
Is not our policy. We are ever ready to
produce the article we advertise, and
do not hesitate to say we can
substantiate our motto
with facts.
HERE YOU IE!
Fine Kersey Overcoats, sold elewhere for $25 00, WE
offer at SIS 00.
Finest Melton Overcoats, well worth S2O 00, WE offer
at sls 00.
Extra Choice Corded Worsted Overcoats, in several
shades for Nobby Trade, only sls 50, generailv sold for
s2l 00,
Fine Cheviot Overcoats, in several shades, only sf 00
worth sl2 0 ).
Fine Cashmere Overcoats $0 50, worth a Ten Dollar bill
#
Special Low Prices in Boys’ Overcoats.
S2 4:0, £64: 25. $5 50 a:n_cL $© 50*
To appreciate the value of thee goods we cordially invite thr
public to call and examine the quality.
We can afford to mark the lowest prices on all OUR Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hat and Shoes, as wk require
“CASH IN EVERY INSTANCE,”
Such a basis and mode ot selling goods is 4t The Only Guar
antee for Rock Bottom Prices.”
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEE!
-=COLLAT’S,E=-
149 BROUGHTON RTRFFIT.
IRON WORJKK
KEHOE’S IRON WORKS,
Broughton Street, from Reynolds to Randolph Streets, 1
Sarva:cLxi-Q,ii.. - Georgia:
CASTING- OF ALL KINDS AT "LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
THE RAPIDLY INCREASING DEMAND FOR OUR
SUGAR MILLS AND PANS
fik fl| Ha? induced uto manufacture them on a morn extensive scale than ever.
“ iTar’ TO that end no peim< or expenne lias l>eon spared to maintain their HIGH
l If* STAN DA HOOF EXCELLENCE.
ttl These MILLS Hie of the BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP, with
HjH heavy WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS (mado long to prevent, danger to the
vfl Iff operator), and rolMrs of the brai. charo >nl pig iron, all tumod up true.
la Rl Irn y are heavv, atrong and durable, run light and even, and are guaraiv
yfejjr 7 1 .ffl ■ to-,I Capable of grinding the hoariest fully matured
iMlri $!l iii* All our Mills are fully warranted for one year. ■mh'lwWV
BWmlklMllttßt ijifi Ou PANS being cast with the bottom* down,
iHillroili possess smoothness, durability and uniformlt of Tlßr'Klffillr
IlllpaPSi aV w b V' PE1 “o r to Ti,OBK m ade in
f| Having irasurinnsed facilities,
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO BE AS LOW AS ANf OFFERED.
A Large Stock Always on Hand for Prompt Delivery.
WM.KEHOE&CO.
N. B.—The name “KEHOE’S IRON WoltKS” is cast on all our Mills and Pan*.
CLOTHIXG.
Coipetiln is i Li of Me.
No one appreciates more than we do, as the verdict of
our patrons proves it. We have been told repeatedly by
our friends that the glowing advertisments of our competi
tors has induced them to try others, but the general verdict is,
FOR GOOD AND RELIABLE CLOTHING
FALKS’ IS THE STORE.
Our Motto is not “How Cheap,” but “Ho w Good/'
There is nothing too good for us to handle and our patrons
desire the benelit of our forty-live years’ experience in the
Clothing Trade.
No misrepresentations, but good values in all of our
Clothing, Hats and Furnishings. We had to duplicate re
peatedly our Cheviot, Thibet and Diagonal Suits.
Call early and often and you will be pleased, as well as
A. Falk & Sons,
Reliable Outfitters,
161 Broughton. Street.
FURMTUKK AND CARPETS.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST LINE"
—OF—
CHENILLE WAINS AND PHIS.
Also, Lace Curtains is to be seen at the leading Furniture
and Carpet House.
Lindsay & Morgan.
P. S.—Look at our Una of China Silks, Mantel Scarf*. Lambrequins, Tidies. Etc.
M Piisl Proof M Oats
DIRECT FROM TEXAS.
SEED RYE, COTTON SEED MEAL;
Corn, Hay, Oats, Etc.
—BOLE AGIKT FOR —
ORSOR’S MANHATTAN FOOD.
T_ J"_ DAVIS,
156 BAY STREET.
FHI ITS, \ EGETABLBS, BTC.
ORANUES,
GRAPES,
APPLES.
CABBAGES,
POTATOES.
ONIONS.
BEETS.
TURNIPS,
Heavy Rhipmente arriving per every steamer
of the above goods, gnd for sale by
A. R CHAMPION’S SOW,
11 1-3 Congress Street.
Opposite old stand.
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