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DOYLE AT BRUNSWICK.
He Says He Spoke rher, but the
Times rays He Didn't.
Capt. M. J. Doyle returned yesterday
from Brunswick, where, he said, he deliv
ered a speech on protection, at:d felt indig
nant at the Bruuswick times saying hi did
not appear. He said he felt very confident
over the outlook in Glynn county, and
hoptd to carry it by a sinail maj >i i.y.
ibis is wi.at the Times of yesterday sail:
“Capt. M. J. Doyle arrived n Brunswick
yesterday morning. He was to have al
dressed the republicans in Brunswick last
Friday night, but, b ing ill at t .at dme.
made an app l untrue .t to s eik here last
night. Although be arrived here a- au
early hour yesterday morn lug no marked at
tentions were paid him by the leaae.s of his
party in Bru: swick. After locking over
the city for a few hours during the fo e
noon, tbeciptain, who stiil suffers some
what from iis indisposition of las: wees,
engaged apartments at tbe Ce tral hotel
and retired to prepare for the meeting last
night. For some reas >n, possibly tie e oi
ness with which he was received, Gait.
Doyle concluded Lot to address the peo
ple of Bru;.swick and G ynu county last
night, and took the ? :3J o’clock train for
Kawti nab. however, a meeting was held
by the republicans last night and addresses
delivered by L. 31. Pleasants, chairman of
the republican executive c mmittee, and
J. L. W biteman, chairman of the Republi
can party of Chatham county (both
colored), who arrived on tue 5:15
train yesterday af moon from Savan
nah. The attendance was not very
large, neither was the meeting very enthu
sia-tic, and there seemed to be a kind of
•limpness’ and lukewarmness about the
whole affair, while the colored constituents
were very much disappointei in Capt.
Doyle’s second failure 10 appear betore
them. The speeches delivered by Pleasants
and Whiteman were listened to quietly and
respectfully.
There w ill be a final rally of the repub
licans of Cha ham on tbe green at the cor
ner o£ East Broad and South Broad strajt
to morrow night. Capt. Doyle will speak,
as w ill several of the other local republican
politicians.
THE COUNTRY COM MIhBIQNSRB
- Present Mode of Appointment In
dorsed by tbe Democratic Party.
Editor Morning News: Your issue of
Oct. 3u contains a notice cf a bill to be in
troduced in tbe next legislature to change
the present law under wtii h the appoint
ment of the county commi sioners is made
by the govern or upon the recommendation
of the grad jury -f the superior court.
Taking for granted that the movers of
this change of the present law are in ear
nest, and will present the proposed bill for
tbe cocsideratio i of our newly dec ed rep
resentatives, tbe writer asks the atteo ion
of our delegation in the ■ ext general as
sembly to the following etiouof the Dem
ocratic party of thiscounty:
At a mass meeting of the Democratic
party, held in the theater on Monday, Aug.
13, ISbS. ou motion if Mr. Merritt VY. D.xon,
the following resolut on was adopted:
Rfso tvd. That our seuator and representa
tives in the ii -it ge.ieral assembly be. ana they
are hereby requested to so amend tbe law for
the appointment of our county commissioners
as to have taew api ointed by the governor
upon t e recommendation of tue grand jury of
the superior court.
bur repte.-e. atives, in compliance with
this mandate of the party s > emphatically
expressed, had the present bill passed and
approved by tue governor, and a r. attempt
bv the democratic ren e-eatatnves from this
county to ca inge said law withou the sanc
tion of the dem >c al.c party would be con
trary to the usages of the party.
Dkmocbat.
COL. MAGHkN IN TOWN.
He Saya the Middle Georgia Bnd At
lantic is Mov;np, But Slowly.
Col. E. C. Machen and A. J. McEvoy ar
rived from Macon yesterday morning and
registered at •. ha De Soto. They spent the
day in the city and returned to Macon last
eight. They conferred during the day
with several gentlemen who are interested
in the Middle Georgia and Atlantic Rail
way.
Col. Machen was seen by a Morning
Sews r. porter at tho Do Soto last night.
He said ha was only here on private busi
ness and had u thing to say about the Mid
dle Georgia and At antic. Ii answert > the
question as to what progress the road was
making, he said: .
“We are making headway. Wo a’e not
moving quite as fast as we anticipated, on
account of the great stringency in the
money market, but the gentlemen who were
here with me some time since are stiil fully
commit ed to the scheme. The road will be
buiit, but it will take some time vet. Work
is going on now, ami about fifty-three mile?
of grading have been done from Eatonton
to Covington and ab *ut twenty miles of
railroad has actually been built from
Machen, on the Macon and Covington,
to Covington, in the Georgia railroad, and
the line w.ll be completed soon to Eatonton.
At Euouton it will connect with the Cen
tral railroad branch line to that place and
at Covington with Atlanta bv way of the
Ge rgia railroad, which will make’ anew
route to Savannah. Freight can then be
brought to Savannah by wav of Covington
and Eatont n. As time progresses the road
wid te completed from Eatonton in to
Savannah and from Covington to Atlanta.”
Col. Jiacheu said Atlanta has given tbe
road satisfactory terminal facilities and will
take a large amount of the stock.
THE Y. M. C. A.’A ANNIVERSARY.
To be Celebrated To-night at Wesley
Monumental Cnurcia.
The Young Men's Christian Association
will celebrate its fourth anniversary to
night at Wesley Monumental church. The
exercises will begin at 8 o'clock. The presi
dent a and general secetary’s reports w ill
be read and an anniversary address will be
delivered by Rev. T. H. Blenus of the
Christian church. The following is the
programme of exercises:
n __ Invocation.
mn • “U me Thou Almighty King.”
Rea ling of Scriptures.
anthem, '‘Praise Ye the Father” Gounod
Prayer.
“3 mu AU Hail tne Power of Jesus Name,"
„ Report of Secretary.
- ma ..''How Firm a Foundation.”
n, Address.
tl ' ma “Onward Christian Soldier.”
m xiic will be under the direction of
jf' "• -C Smith. Members cf the various
-nurch choirs will take part in the musical
services.
The evening servioes in most of the
robes °* city will be omitted, and
“ ! A C ° HKre£at l° lls attend the anniver-
OITY BREVITIES.
A tmayer & Cos. have bought tbe Milius
t.V 0 - paukrupt stock from Appel & Schaul.
sale was consummated last night.
corrf u lect ic Hght and gas fixtures in the
s v,„„ house have at last been gotten into
i,,. o *;’ a . n d the electric light was turned on
night. The heating apparatus was also
yesterdav, to the satisfaction
enir.,-oa°. U v rt 1)01186 > ffieials, who have not
, D i -?d their stx .in the damp, cid build
col i 6ry one 1,9011 complaining of a
wi*.°?A the 8008011 °f the year when it is
Overcoir. P j a ? 080 A ' atch on ha sand
after a i, wa - va >"<sk the front door
bp r r B h tfall. The police have had a num
made h„. , rep :' r;e ‘ i 80 the n recently,
front* eJ L Sueak thieves, who entered the
were ar 888 u,uallv “hen the occupants
brellas n „ U J ,p€ 5 au i appropriated coats, um-
Toe ’on ‘t 0 h or articles that cmie bandy.
s * vera! fl i overooats has been
gentry'sLemh" l *,? and 11)8 “kht-fingered
this lie making a special run oa
On the wend
—the consumptive who’s not be
reft of judgment and good sense.
He’s taking Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given a fair trial, it will
effect a cure. Consumption is
Lung-scrofula. For Scrofula, in
its myriad forms, and for all
Liver, Blood and Lung diseases,
the “Discovery” is an unequaled
remedy. It’s the only guaranteed
one. If it doesn’t benefit or cure,
you get your money back. You
only pay for the good you get.
“ Discovery” strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Spitting of
Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bron
chitis, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections. Don’t be fooled into
taking something else, said to be
“just as good,” that the dealer
may make a larger profit. There’s
nothing at all like the “ Discov
ery.” It contains no alcohol to
inebriate ; no syrup or sugar to
derange digestion. As peculiar
in its curative effects as in its
composition.
Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
Special forecast for Georgia.
FAIR „ . hi.
Fair warmer; southerly wnds.
Comoarlsnn of nv'an temperature at Savan
nah. (Ja., Nov. 1, 1 WO. and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years.
: Departure I
Mr.as TsvperaTran from tne Departure
■ 1 normal Since
for 16 years Nov. 1 '9O I -i-or Jau. 1,1890.
62 | 46 "j -|- 10 | -j- U 8
Oomptrttive rainfall stntem nt:
| Departure
Amount for Amount from the | Departure
16 years. for normal Since
Nov. 1.-90 -i-or- | Jan. 1,1590.
10 .00 -10 I -8 90
Maximum temperature, 75; minimum tem
perature. 26.
The bight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time! was
8.2 feet, a fill of u. 2 feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6p. m- Nov 1, !?00, 75th Meridian time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
DiamiOTS. Aykraob.
N ate-' Ma *' 1 Mln - R* l "-
**** tioiis Tem P Tem P faU - 1
Atlanta.... . 11 84 sift j .00
Augusta 11 54 33 j .00
Charleston 4 ) 66 ; 32 j .00
Galveston 14 72 46 .00
Little Rock .... 7 08 . 88 | .01
Memphis... . 15 69 j 33 .CO
Mobile S 58 j 30 .00
Montgomery 2 58 i SO .00
New Orleans 10 68 j 3> .00
Savannah 11 62 ! 37 00
Vicksburg 11 02 | 32 .00
Wilmington. S 56 s 28 .00
Summary
Means.
STATtowa or Max. j Mln. Kmu
savaknah district. Temp TetnpffaliLt
Alapaha..... 58 84 i .00
Albany 58 34 I .09
Americus 68 30 i .00
Cordeie 58 j 84 00
Bainbridge. |
Eastman 58 50 . 00
Fort Gaines j
Gainesville, Fia. 66 | 40 .00
Millen 62 I 28 .00
Quitman 78 j 34 .00
Savannah 57 ! 3S .00
Thomnsville 82 j 34 .00
Waycross... ; 68 66 00
Summary
Means.
Observations taken st the same moment of
time at all stations for the Mok.mno N sws.
Bay axah. Nov. 1, 7;?6 p. m.. city time.
j Temperature.
I Direction. C
i a
j Velocity. c
| Rainfall
IAX>
or
(TATIOXS.
Norfolk 44; S 6 ... Cloudless.
Charlotte 44; N 10 Cloudless.
Hatteras 50; W 6 Cloudless.
Wilmington 46;SW .. ....'Cloudless.
Charleston 50|8W jCloudess.
Augu5ta.......... 46|Cm .....Cloudless.
Savaxnah. 50; S .... Cloudless.
Jackson villa 64 N .... ’ Cloudless.
Tampa 62 N 12—it’loudless.
Point Jupiter. Fla 74 E 8 {Cloudless.
Titusville... t:4;NW 8 P'tly cloudy
Key West 76 E 6 Cloudy.
Atlanta 48'SW X ...iCloudless.
Pensacola 52 W 8 .... iCloudless.
Mobile S!>;SW Clloudiegs.
Montgomery f,oj S Cloudless
New Orleans 54’ E 'Cloudless.
Galveston 04 S E 6 ....:Cloudless.
Palestine......... S6{ S Cloudless
Brownesville tßi E 6 {Cloudle-.s.
*T Indicates trace, tinene* and hundredth*.
C. 3. Goroks. Observer Signal Corps.
What Does It Mean?
”100 doses one dollar” means simply that
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most economical
medicine to buy, because It gives more for
the money than any other preparation.
Each bottle contains 100 doses, aud will
average to last a month, while other prepa
rations, taken according to directions, are
gone in a week. Therefore, be sure to get
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood puri
fier.—Adv.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LL THE GO. JOYCE'S h'.me made Corn
Beat
DON T fail to get a copy of Sunday’s issue of
the Mornino Nbws. For sale at BISHOP'S
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
THRESH killed Turkeys and Chickens at
A 1 JOYCER
READ the Kited ay Morjuno N its. For aaie
at KIEFFF.R'B DRUG 6TORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
A PPLES, Oranges and Bananas at
JOYCE'S.
TMIE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is on sale
at. MCCAULEY'S DRUG STORE, New
Houston and Draytou.
DRIED aPRICOIS and Pecan Nuts at
JOYCE'S.
THERE is everything to Interest you in tbe
Suuday Moiouxo News. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUGSTORE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets.
?TS TT T 8 MORNING NE<7K er.rrters reach
I II H every part of the city early. Tw-n*y.
1 11 A-J five cent* a week pays for the Daily.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1890—TWELVE PAGES.
cheap advertisings
ONE CENTRA WORD.
APVETtTTSEytKSTX IS Word, or
•tore. 4 this column inserted for O.VI
CENT A WuiiU, toft n -adetnio*, *ao*
serf tow.
Xrrrybodv vVt Sae any mill to msvoty,
mytAiny to buy or teU, any bunnrss or
accommodations to scow r.- indeed, any wood
to treat, fy MiouiJ adnertisstn this column.
~ CAI.tN lArT~
NOVEMBER
SUNDAY
le-t no knowledge satisfy but that which lifts
above t e world, which weans fr an Hie world
whicn makes the world a footstool.—: Spurgeon!
SMOKE
km Cortes Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PXBW INAL
PHOTOGRAPHY - Cs binetsTspecialt y. ~"\u
l styles and sires, from stamps to life size
Finest photographs made ia Savannah at J. N.
WILSON'S 21 Bull s reet. Business eitablishei
June 4, 1805.
MISS THOMPSON has returned and will
soon open her • damans- school” at J’onge's
hall. Terms and iustiuction days mentioned
later.
PICTURES and Picture Frames in all va
i- rn ties and all artiste' supplies at M. T.
TAYLOK'B, 18-i York stre t.
Y2.IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
" size picture with each dozeu Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GO. BEL, Savannah, Oa.
u pLOVER CLUB," special meeting to-nwr
VJ row night, at No. 12i Jefferson street.
By order of H. Lew.s PresideuLA ttest: C. N.
Maurj, Secretary.
CP. MILLER. Real Estate Dealer Prompt
* pe-sonal attention to buying and selling
on commission.
REOPENING of Miss Allie L. Rogan’s school.
on account of sickneas, postponed until
Nov. IQ.
further notice. GOTTLIEB 4 HOFF-
U 11AN, 153 Brought >n street wi.l make the
best cabinet photos at 85 Pr dozen. Life size
portraits In crayon, pa tel, etc., a reduced
rates. N, B. The above low prices are tempor
ary only.
DO YOU know that we are offering a large lot
of K y West Cigars at a sacrifice! M.
LAVI VS ESTATE.
LADIES’ fine Stationary and Die Sinking for
embossing either p ain or in odors at M T.
TAYLOR'S, 135 Yors street.
CORNS and fingernails treated from 9 a a. to
6p. u. 113 Broughton.
r pHERE is everything to interest you in the
A Sunday Moitsiso News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
IF you are in need of money and want a
liberal loan, at lowest rate of interest, on
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, Clotld g. etc.:
and if you want your valuables returned in the
same condition as left, patronize home enter
prise and OAll at the Old Reliable Savannah
Lie used Pawnbroker Hous •, 179 Congress
street. E. MUHLBERG, Manager.
CHILDREN'S hair cutting, bangs trimming,
in the latest xtrle. Also, combings made
up, switches and wigs renovated 112 Brough
ton street. Hair, jewelry and manicure store.
CHOPPER PLATE engraving for Visiting
J Cards. Wed iing Invitations, L-tter Heads,
etc., etc,, iu the highest style of art a speoiultv
at M. T. TAYLOR'S, 135 York street.
CALL ON McCAULEY * CO., dmggists.aud
get. a copy of Sunday's Mohnisq News.
YkTATCHEa.— “Why, Emma, if you want
'* to buy one, you should see the
superb selection in FEGKAS’ window,
113 Broughton etreet. His prices, com
pared to tbe quality are very low ind ed. Just
remark a few figures: 852 50 for a beautiful
gold watch, which would be a bargain at $7);
$25 5 for a substantia 1 filled case watch, which
is generally sold at s!>; #ls 80 fora little
beauty, a poem In go.d, with ac urately ad
justed movement; $5 50 fora solid silver Chate
laine, U3U lly sold at $5: a little dai-y for ®3 f 5
that needs no comment.” "Amelie. your right;
I'll go th -re, and I uuJ irstand he allows to pay
weekly on one, so I will select one for Christmas
and pay on it s > much a week.”
ORAL ESTATE.— Before buying or selling
Ai consult W. K. WILKINSON. Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
HELP WAXTKI),
TITANTED, a young white girl to nurse. Ap
\ T piy 70 Bolton street
CIAKPENTER i WANT ID to lay floor and put
/ on t-hee log an 1 s.dmg by toe square. O.
V. GATES, co/ner Huniiagdou and Hab rsa?m
streets.
~\\f ANTED, a male stenogranher and trpe-
v writer operator..ona who is quick and
accurate at fl ures; none but those who can
furnish best of references need apply. Address
A. a. sews Office.
ANTED, intelligent and energetic gentle-
IV men or lady agents. A. C. ROGERS, 199
Broughton, second east of Montgomery street.
PLASTERERS WANTED, wages 8)76 per
day; no transportation furntaheu W. T.
COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla
WANTED, a single man (white) to drive a
street wagon. Apply 51 West Broad
street.
YV ANTED, a first class cook; must come
Vt well recommended. Apply 83 Whitaker
Street, after 8 A. M.
Y I7ANTED, a man to take care of horses and
Tv also miik a cow. Apply 131 Bay street.
'TEN SALESLADIES WANTED at SCHRKI
-1 NER S. _
Y\7 ANTED immediately, three skirt hands.
T T Apply at Montgomery street
Y\7ANTED, a lady to help with housework;
i t good home; ref rence given and required.
Address J. K. BEDELL, Owens Ferry, Ga.
I .''ARE paid, and two months work on the
’ hotel at Ormond, Fla., for 50 competent
carpenter*. Come ready to work. Mc-QUIRE
& MCDONALD.
W ANTED, experienced dry goods clerks.
Apply or address BCHUTZ BROS..
Brunswick,' Ga.
\\f ANTED, experienced young ladies for
T T hosiery, corsets ana fancy goods.
BCHUTZ BROS., Brunswick, Ga.
V GENTS— 85to$‘0per day collecting small
piemres for us to copy and enlarge; satis
faction guaranteed and $4 outfit free. A.
DUNNE & CO., 5C Reade mnet, New Y’ork.
\Y”ANTED, good all-rouud printer to take
TV foremansuip. Must be competent and
strictly sober. References required. 8)9 per
week. Addrews NEWS AND ADVERTISER.
Albany. Ga
ALTMAYER'S require bundle wrappers and
cash bors. Apply any time after 9a. m.
Y\7 ANTED, reap -ctable girl, white or colored,
it to do housework in nelg .b ring town.
Address G. 8. ROUNTREE, Swainsboro, Ga.
WANTED, two flrst-claSs wholesale clothing
saesmen who hav ■ experience and an
establisbel trade, forth: states of Florid i a< and
South Carolina, by one of tbe largest clothing
manufacturers in the w trt. Address, with full
reference. BEASONOOOD, MENDEESON &
CO.. Cincinnati, O.
WTATX
ov
WRATH ER.
HELP WANTED.
YY" ANT a whit* man who understands driving
it stre-t wagon; come recommended. Ap
ply 200 Hull street.
YY T ANTED—A butler and a house girl at 91
* I liberty street. Mut come well recom
mended. ... . _
COOK WANTED ror a small family, at 173 L.
Boltou street. i
immediately, two compet-nt
T i girls to assist at dressmaking Apply 18.'
Liberty street
Y\' ANTED, several first cla dry goods sales
it men. Applv for three days at GUSTAVE 1
ECKSTEIN 4 CO.
V STEADY, reliable woman without encum
brances to nurse and do housework. Only ,
those having goo 1 recommendations need sp- i
py. 164 New Houston street.
YV ANTED, at 151 Libert y street, an office boy.
1 1 Apply between 8 and 9 a m. or 2:30 and 4 '
p. m.
Y\7 ANTED, a white woman to nurse. Apply
T T south sldi Gwlnn tt, third door east of
Abercorn.
LMI’LO \ MEN X AS VNT E I>.
Y\ T ANTED, by a practical stationary engl-
II n -cr, a situation. Address P. M. F., No.
55 Llbeny.
SAW-MILL man of experience wants pertna
nent position. Address WILLIAM, Morn
ing News.
A N FXPERIENCED LOGMAN wants a per-
XV man nt position: familiar with mules,
oxen nnl lau-st devices u?ed in logging; nnder
stands or id , lug. skidding, drivluy and various
moods of lafting; also, the eq i ping of log
ging camps an 1 outfits, and the cOnsi ruction of
pole, stringer aid tram-roads; wiUiu to go
anywhere in the south Address LOGMAN.
Morning News.
YV ANTED, a position by a young lady, in an
i office, who is willing to work. WILL
ING, cat e pust office.
YV ANTED by young lady, p-s tion os steno
T i grapher r-id typewriter: salary no obji-ot.
Address BUSINESS; this offlee.
Y\' ANTED, a position, bv an experienced and
IT settled man, as clerk or bookkeeper m
country. Best reference given. Address LONG
EXPERIENCE, care Mur..ing News.
YY r ANTED, a posillnn to travel for grocery
’ I hous ; A1 reference. Address N. 0.,
care M uning News.
booms wanted!
YV ANTED. Immediately, thro t or four rooms
i t centrally located Addrezs A. 8., care
Morning News.
VOSNTLEMAN and wife (residents of Sa
vannah) wish desn-ab’e rooms and board
in priv ate family. Aid -ess box 47, Morning
News office, giving local ion.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
\Y T ANT!'.D, desirable b.utrd and room by
it young mau. Address DRUGGIST, care
Morn’ng News.
BOARDING BTOCK, snt'sfnetlonguaranteed.
JNO. E. DOWLING, West Broad aud
C arlton, Telephone 892.
YY r ANTED, a live mini wi-h capital, $l5O up. to
IT enrage la a profi ablebusines-: no ibk;
must be trust worthy. X. Y.. Morning News.
UT ANTED, boa-d in a private family by nice
yo m man; reterenoes excha.tgeJ. J. F.
G., News office.
WANTED, second-hsnd counter, twelve feet.
and upward. Apply, with address, 151 Bay
street, to P .
WANTED, second baud srfe, about SWxßx
'-’H fret. Address W. C. POWELL,
Screven House.
YY TA- 'TED-Tbe ladlet to call and examine
I t the finest assortment of t oth brushes in
the city at Shaffer’s, HO Whitaker.
READ the Sunday Monxixo News. For sale
at KIttFFER’S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
TV B ANTED, two theasand gin and brandy
tt* bottles, cash paid on delivery to M,
LAVIN’ 9 Eutate,
DON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday’s Issue of
the Mohhino News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUO STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
WANTED, to clear out a large surplus stock
below tbe market prices. M. LAVIN’S
Estate.
ROOMS TO KENT.
FOR RENT, flat of four rooms, with hath;
rant rea-onable to good tenant. Address
0., Morning Ni-ws.
L'O.t RENT, two unfurnished rooms, with use
Jr of bath and g on same floor to a couple
without children; coo 1 loeatijn and rout mod
erate. 68 Taylor '
TWO large connecting rooms, with board
southern exposure, at 80South Broad
street.
RENT, nice front bedroom, furnished;
I' south front, caa and bath attached; also
English basement fit for oflic . Good local! m
for doctor. 194 Btate street. Address M. L. J.,
News office.
I NOR RENT, one southern room, with or
without boar i, 180 Broughton street.
1?OR RENT, to one or two gentlemen, two
henisti.elr furnished rooms, parlor and
bedroom, in plaisant locality, o nvenlent to
to street cars; pa lor has southern front and
bay window; bathroom on same floor; open
piazza to the rear; gas and attendance. Ad
dress R., Morning Neivs.
J.X)R RENT, a flat of four rooms, No. 49 Aber
corn si reet. Inquire No. (18 York street
LXSR RENT, nloely furnished room for gentle-
I men; gas, hot and cold water. HlO Presi
dent stre.-t.
JBOR RENT, furnished rooms, at SO Barnard
street, corner Hull.
IT'OR RENT, neatly furnished front south
rooms, newly renovated. Apply 100
Pre--ident street.
IBOK RENT, large south room, second floor;
furnished or unfurnished. 155 .South Broad.
17>OR RENT, four rooms with separate bath,
for light housekeeping, 139 Taylor s reet.
IJdOR RENT, flat of 4 rooms, 8 closets, bath
room, 43 York street. ~
IjXilß RENT, entire floor, four connecting
J rooms, unfurnlaied, bay window, nail,
front balcony and back piazza, bath room, hot
and cold water same floor; new no is-, just
completed; beautiful location, fronting square
and mnr Lie Soto hotel. Address, with refer
ence, P. O. box 44.
FOR RENT, la-ge room on first floor, 8 1 Jef
ferson street. Single gentleman preferred.
T> OOMS to rent on first or second floor.
XV One large turn isned room to rent.
New Oil Stove for sale cheap.
Jefferson and McDonough streets.
F'OR RENT—Rooms furnished or unfurnished,
suitablo for housekeeping. Every con
venience. Private family. 85 McDonough street.
IXJR RENT, unfurnls ed rooms, en suite or
_separately. Aptly at No. 87 Liberty street
TWO large connecting moms, comfortably
furnished, with board, at 80J4 South Brood
street.
FOE RENT, rooms over Butler's Pharmacy.
suitable for sleeping apartments or offices.
Apply at BUTLER’S PHARMACY, corner Bull
and Congress.
TBOR RENT, two large ar.d one small room,
I wit i use of bath hot and cold water; no
children in bouse. Apply Mbs. E. GUNZKLL
MAN. corner Haber sham and St, Nicbolus
streets.
HOUSES AND STOKES FOR KENX'.
TjV)R RF.NT, that desirable .Pstory brick reel
r deuce No. 56 Broughton street, convenient
to business center; lately put in thorough or
der. Apply to PETER REILLY.
IX)R RENT. That delightfully situated #-
storr brick residence No. 91 (Jordon street,
on full lot, every convrnlen ;e. r -ut mw. Ap,dy
toPETER REILLY, 28 Dayton street. _
FOR KENT, store and dwelling corner Will
iamson and We t Broad streets. Apply to
MICHAEL FEELEY, 58 St Jullin street.
IBOR RENT, that desirable dwelling 158 Hull
1 street. Also carpets for eale. Apply to
GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN A CO
J7*OR RENT, house 96, on Duffy street, front-
I mg south, between Drayton and Atiercorn;
all m dern conveniences. J. E. FULTON, 132
Taylor street.
J*OR RENT, house on north side Duffy street,
third door west of Whitaker; all modern
conveniences J. JC. FULTON, 139 Taylor street.
HOUSE'S AND STOKES FOR KENT
PiR RENT, tot tee corner V eeide it and Dray
ton. Apply at store corner Drayton and
State streeta j
XO RENT, southwest c rner Drayton and
1 t'ongiess. large house. Kent moderate.
Inquir.- at premises.
FX)R RENT, four room house, 259 Lincoln
street. Apply at the e rner Andersou
CTORE FOB RENT corn-r Price and Hull
O streets Apply 81 Hull sireet
C MALL STORE for rent. Suitable for a barber
Cl shon, shoemaker shop, eta Apply to
FEOEAS. 118 Broil .-lit oa street.
I,” OR RENT, four-room house. Apply to
WM. BGUHaN, corner of Huntmgtuu and
Mercer street;
LX)R RENT, house. McDonough street, be-
I tweeu Hou tin and East Broad, t n rooim,
out building, $25; store, 71 Bay street. J. H
hI'WE
FOR RENT, houee 108 New Houston, corner
Jefferson. Apply T. H. FOLUAHD.
TDOR RENT, dwelling U>2 Jones street, four
1 doors west of Whitaker. Po sessiou Nov. i.
U. 11. REMSIIART, 118 II ran etreet.
IT'OR RENT, store No. 14VV4 I'ongrees street.
Apply to MEIN HARD nitOS. 4 00.
POR RENT. Dwelling aul store oj Whitaker
I St., fr on Nov. 15, 1830. Apply to R 8.
CLAGHORN, real estate agent, 7 Drayt-m St.
Ir>OK RENT—From Oct 1, residence lO3U
Barnard street, facint iliat sin square
Apply to L W. LANDERSHIN r . Execut r.
F'O R RENT a comfortable house. No 40Tay
lor s reet. Apply DAVIS BROS, or lt
Charlton street.
L'OR RENT
r THE HERMITAGE,
For particulars, apply to HENRY McALPIN,
103 Bay itreet
TO RENT, a very desirable 3 story brick
house, containing ten room*, out build in
stable, ete. No. 205 Congress street. THUS.
A. F. iLLIAR .
fIOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
tug; it is a handsome new edifice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of buslne s; possesion given ini me
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union S ciety.
IOIt RENT OR KALE, fine now house on
I Gaston street, between Lincoln and Habor
tham Just lOinpletod. All oonven eitces. itn
medlnte pos-ession. Apply to A. R. LAWTON
Jr , 114 Bryan, or W. TIiENHOLM HOPKINS,
at Savannah Guano Company, 89 Bay.
IT'OR RENT, an elegant four-story building
45x60 on Bull street, with ace lir 10 feet iu
the clear. First story 18 feet, second story 14
feet, third story 13 feet, fourth story 12 feet
Ugh. Plat tgl isi front, elevator an 1 all mod
era improvem nts and conveniences now in
course of election One of the bst stands In
the city a id would tna e an eiegaut retail dry
goods, grocery, clotld gor dr ig store, same be
ing one-naif of the new budding to be occupied
by us Tue two stores divide I by fire wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cember Ist. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAViS BROS . Savannah, Ga.
FOR RIST-MIW ILUnOOIs
TRUCK F VRM TO REN r, containing twenty
five acres in good order and welt fenc-d,
mid w t fin one-half mile of court house. Apply
to CL P. CONNERY.
L'OR RENT, small bulldi ig suitable for car
-1 pentersliop, etc. Apply 40 Habersham
street
IjKiR RENT, a large yaid with stories and
warehouse, Apply tu JOHN K ~LLY,
Broughton street
1750 It KENT, wharf foot Lincoln street, form
erly occupied hy Strainer St. N.oholas.
Applv to P. D. DaFFIS & SON. northeast cor
ner of Bryan aud Drayton streets.
EX>R RENT, blacksmltn and whee’wrlght;
best stand iu city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMAKTIN & ME U KILNS'
Stables.
r pO RENT, tlie largo hall in the Odd F Hows'
1 building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germaus, soclaDlrs, balls
or any public gathering; heats 800. Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
17OR RENT, stalls, mule pens; acoommoda-
I dations for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables. OUILMARTIN A MEHRTENB.
RENT, offices corner of Bull and Bryan
streets. Possession Sent Ist. For terms
apply to G. W OWENS, 113 Bay street.
170 R KENT, warenouee on River street, for
merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply tu F. U- BELL, Buauwas OClott Hunting
News.
FOR SALK.
I7OR SAI.E, sixty thousand cheroots, all
kinds, two for live, tltre* for five and five
for ten. Discounts according to quantity. M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE.
HOHENSTFIN LOTS-Cheapcstln vestment
in the city; title* perfected by an order
granted by the Honorable Judge superior court.
Therefore their validity cannot be questioned
hy malicious laud sharks.
n)RSEB AND MULES, Carriage .‘Horses,
Business Horees, not afraid of rmlroa Li.
iai ge Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
accomodations for Boarding horses nnl mules,
nice drag buggies. Saddle horses in livery at
QU ILK ART IN & MEHRfENS', Telephone 251.
J7OR SALE, a gentle poriy. sultible for a boy,
can bu bought cheap. E. MUiiLBEKG
HARiiON, WALKER A MoIIARRIE have
vacant loti an l residences in all parte of
the city; see them before buying
I7OR SALE, a good wagon or a young mule,
1 Call at 60 Bryan street.
U OILER FOR RALE. Fifteen horse steel
boiler us good as new. Apply to Savannah
Soap Works.
I PERSONS of small means can buy building
lots on easy monthly payments. C. P.
MILLERJdeaI Estate
J7ORSALE, a $lO baby carriage, cheap, for
1 cash, at HARMON. WALKER A McHAK-
RiE’S Auction Rooms, 150 Brougnton street.
17OR SALE, a good paying and well estab
lisbe 1 business. Good r asons for selling.
Address RARE CHANCE. News office
HORSES. Mules, Cows, Buggies, Gigs, Carts,
Wagons. Hai nes*, all kinds, cheaoe than
any plac-in Savannah. JNO. E. DOWLING,
West Broad aud Charlton.
tPOK SALE—Hay In hales or loose; any quan
tity; orders promptly filled. O. M. RY LB.
I7OR SA LE, on the 6tn day of next Novem
ber, 300 head of beef and stock cattle; also,
a fine lot of hogs and sheep, on my farm in
Bulloch county, near Rocky Ford, Ga. JAMES
YOUNG.
r CENTS gets the Sunday sane of the Mors
1) ixo News. Be *ure and read it. For sain
at MULLKYNE'B DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
IOTS In Hohenstein track pay Investors
J from 10 to 15 per cent. Titles guaranteed.
UaRMON. WALKER A McHAHKIE.
F’OR RALE, tine barrels Old Pepper Whisky,
eight barrel* Red Rum (Domestic), fits
packa.es Rye Malt Gin, six barrel* old Tom
Gin, four half barrel* slx-ycar-old Bourbon,
five barrel; Hoffman House Rye, four half
h .rreis Peach Brandy, three half barrel* Apple
Brandy. Bt *lde* onr regular assorted stock of
foreign and domestic liquors. M. LAVIN'S
Estate. Jl’elephone^34 ;
L’OR SALE, a ten-acre corner lot, situated on
JT White Bluff road, with improvetnenl* aud
all implements for farming; a splendid earner
for a store will be sold at a sacrifice to an early
cash buyer. Apply HAttMON, WALKER tt
MoHARKIK.
A GOOD Parlor Set for sale low at 133 State
street.
JAOR SALE, fifty-five a< r-s land ad ioiningcity
1 limits. Apply to JQ3. H. BAK K.
FOR SALE, dwelliog and tture situated on
White Bluff read.a few minute;’ wa k from
Beit Line cars; land can he ulvlded into five
good bud ling lota; a good tenant In;lore,which
pay* well for an investment. For further par
ticulars apply HARMON, WALKER A Mc-
IIARKIE.
CENTS gets the Sunday issue of tbe Moax
O ino News. Be sure and read it. For aaie
at MULLRYNE’S DRUO STOKE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
F" TOR SALE, 40xl'>5 on Duffy, wltu fine resi
’ de ce; a bargain for caa. HARMON,
WALKER A McHAKRIE. 159 Brougnton
street.
F7OR SALE, a farm containing e gbt hundred
' acres,good productive soli In perfect order.
New dwelling, new out-houses aud ft-rtce;
Place p rfectly healthy, with *plrndid water,
situated near railroad. Address POC'ICITAC,
U ALU YOM DALE, Ga.
FOR SALK.
SALE-We have one of the best
equipped Saw Mills in Georgia, which ws
desire to re I, a* we have other bu-in-ws which
n-quires all of our time. The mill u paying
handsomely, and 5.000 acre* of virgin timber
goes with mill. Au rets WILBY £ MAT
THIS, Adel, Us.
IIXIR KALE, C6-foot lot, with residence ou
Perry etreet. fronting square; to caib buver !
this property Will be oul Chta.i. HARUON i
Walker & McHAKRIE, real estate, 15
Broughton street.
CM)RSALE, timber lands, pine and cypress.
I for turpentine and saw mill puipones also
pbosp ate lauds. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH A .
CO., Jacksonvtl e. Fla.
CbOWS, cows; fr-sh milkers at YOUNG
BLOYK 22 GOODMAN'S stables,
MW AUD.
REWARD will be paid for the mat
and wtk'jon stolen from tbefroutof
Uuckitnhelmsr 4 Son's store yesterday after
noon betweeu 5 and 8 o'clock. M. EGAN, No.
214 Huntingdon, corner 8. Broad. Taa horse is
a sorrel, blaze face, with two white feet and
P M hands high; grooery wagon box ami basket
attached
HOARDING.
HOARDING —Good boarding and nice rooms.
MRS. V. McGLAHHAN. 105 York street^
XCKLLENT BO\RD, and good nccommo
x list ions, a; 105 York street, corner I ray ton.
Boarders wanted, at as Broughton,
comer Price.
BOARDERS wanted at 101 Montgomery
street, corner Taylor. Good table a. and
pleasant rooms.
STRAY KD.
yederhay morning, one medium
O size hay borse; finder wilt be rewarded by
returning same cor. State and Whitaker streets,
or 175 Bolton street. L. M. WHITE.
MISCELLANEOUS,
PIANO LESSONS given by Miss VIRGIE
ASHLEY, Terras moderate Reference
Pest 111 the city 156 Sonin Broad street
IJARENCH PICAS, South wall & Cos. s Ko tlsh
I Jama and Tomato Chutna at JOYCES.
Telephone 107
DON’T be bashful. But goto BYCK’S and
buy yvtur Dry Goods, If you cars to save
money
NEW line of Chita and FFraatine silk*,
I lush-*, culldr n s oi,s and nats. sicks,
nove ty braids an l a'till line of dress buckles,
fancy goods of all tic - crietens, new gm and t ar
riving every day; no trt unis to snow goods at
Barnard and York streets.
OMELETS a specialty at SAVANNAH
DINING ROtiMS AND RESTAURANT.
80 Broughton street.
A NO. 1 MACKEREL at JOYCE'B~
rEGOINOS. LKUGINGS. For hiintlng, rid
-2 ng or walking, at SAVANNAH HAKNF. vS
FACTORY, 166 Broughton sireet.
Chenille fascinators an colors.' st
BYCK’S, for 50c, sold every for 76c.
INJURE MILK 8 cents a quart, *9 cent* a
gallon, single aid double ceeini. bottle
milk an l cream, fresh Lutter aud buttermilk,
curds with cream constantly ou hand. ll3V|j
Broughton street.
YOU CAN GET ANYTBIYGthat's nrßt-clasa
market should keep at JOYCE’S,
IF yon want extra fin' goods, send your orders
to WELLS BR iS Dr ed Apricot*. Pr intline,
Figs, Date*, Itnlsiue, C tro i, Mala u Grape-.
Corner Now Houston and Barnard bUvets.
Telephone 133.
13 HE Scaly Hospital Training Echoed for
Nur etis now open t- female applicants
having a fair h.ngiUu education, and Itetweou xu
and 35 year* of ago. Those accept-d will re
ceive regular Inniructlo s free of chart* by
tn-mtier* of the medical faculty of the Sealy
llus,Jtal; ao a •mall m mtlily ealary during
the io years" eourso of trailing reqinrelba
for ■ diploma* are awarded. Board and was -
ing gratis Circulars furnished on application
to superintend nt of training school, M 193
DOROTHEA KlCK,care John Seaiy Hospital,
Galveat n.
CA AIL TOYIOKROW~and get a Fine Caull-
J flower nt JOYCE’S.
CHILD’S All Wool Red Undershirt 50c, worth
_7sc, at BYCK’S.
SJ. TIBHLEK is prepared to do all kin's
• tsdor work, cleaning, repairing and dye
ing, st low prices. 101 Liberty strest,
BF.-iT meals in the city at SAVANNAH DIN
ING-ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, hi
Broughton street.
LTREBH OYSTERS every evenhig at
r JOYCE’S.
USE SLIDE S LIVER ELIXJR for Bilious
ness and Constipation.
Remember ed byck"Beoar store is ths
place to ' btaln as flue Umbrellas and
Meerso.iauin Goods as osn be found In the city.
HORSE B IKETS, Blankets and R- ben In
great variety at SAVANNAH HARNESS
FA< TORY, 160 Broughton sireet.
RELP F in one second, Electric Toothache
Drone , try it aud be convinced. BAKU:’B
DRUG STOKE.
r r'EBTIMONI ALB have been received from
A Messrs. Geo. Mouro, M. L. Harnett, Li-Hi.nr
Hutibell, C. 0. Hunt, Cast. A. Gross. N. J.
Dewald, and nu neroue others. Mr. 8. hlaatein,
of Ssvsrinah blesin Bakery, and H. Lshwald,
of B. H. Isivy & Bro., have also given permit
ston to refer to them, as to the success of For
tune.
BYCK’B. 154 Broughton street, are selling nut,
and kOocs i.lieayer t ran any whoi e iu i be city
r |'HK African Flower* never fail to cure all
A blood trouble*. See bit. GRA liAM.
WANTED, every bo lv to know that HENRY
HIHSOH kjvpv>ue best in thscity. Tel
ephone 1 6, Macon urd Drayton streeta
MINCEMEAT. Currams, Prunes, Kashin,
Orances, Jelly and Mixed nuts at BAR
BOUR’S. Price and Hall stru t*.
SEND your cutting horses to JAMES F. FUR-
L'JNU, ''Tne Practical Horsenhoer," 194
Bt. Julian street.
HEADQUARTERS for venison and gams of
ali kinds. JOYCEU
CAVANNAH DINING-ROOMS and RKB
- TAURANT, 81) Broughton street, board
and table board.
JK you want your clothing e'eaned and pressed
go to 8. J. TiSHLER. 10l Liberty slreet 1 _
OYSTERS fried a specialty at Havamiah
Dining Rooms, 30 Broughton street. Meals
at all hour*.
JjiIOKLED PIG TONGUES at JOYCE'S'
of all klnls repaired in first
class rtyle hy E. B. CO.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVF.KTISINO in this column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
F'RExH Kosher Ssu-mge. Smoked Salmon.
Labrador Floaters, at HENRY' HIKSCH'B,
Macon aud Drayton, Telephone *7“_
REMEMBER the only place for first-class
Fried Oyster* Is at Dlniug Rooms. U)
BrouzhtoiOstreet.
A CHOICE selection of fine curtains just rs
rcceired, from shc to 85 a pair. Call and
nee them. E. B. CO.
Ht B tNOLAS, Just recoiled at ED BYCK’S.
'uiey a: e undoubtedly the best sc. sugar in
the market to-day.
CHIPS at JOYCE’S.
'LX/HEN necessity compels you to patronize
if tbe druggist, remember that McCAULEY
& OO , Drayton anil New H ustou, can furnish
you with the pinert and freshest drugs ac rea
sonable prices. Prescriptions, etc., under the
supervision of an experienced graduate in phar
macy. Telephone 46 i. Night Del at side en
trance on Drayton street.
OUR wagon is not bitched to a heaven climb
ing-uieto >r, but our porter gets a move no
him that would put a race h tne to shame.
BARBuUK. Price and Hall streets.
JUST RECEIVED at MENGE’S ARCADE
RESTAURANT, oomer Drayton and
Broughton street.. Blue Point*. East River,
New York, aud ad kinds of Oysters fresh by
st-amer every day. All kinds of Game in sea
son. Everythin* cooked la French style Meals
at all hours. Call aud see him. WILLIAM
MENGE. Proprietor.
I *mFTkE BARGAIN CO., Corner Liberty and
I J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a vary low price.
MIKCELLAITECUS.
\LL tbe new shades of tissue paper, flowed
material of all kinds st lowest rates, call
and sie them at corner Barnard and York
stresth.
N OTICE to all who Wlh to purchase a sewing
mac 100 Order it from Bowse. 29 Ber
rien, who will leaks y u a narvd om j • re vtnt.
1 .'OR SELLING fine Gro erics. Wine end
1 Liquors our reputation has been conceded
for thirty eight years. M. LaVl.N'B ESTATE.
JUST tbe thin* for breakfast, JOYt E'S cele-
I rated bume-tnaJg Ssu -ags M at.
TAMES F. FURLONG. “The Practical Hor*.
ti shoer," and os only fir.t ciu work. 198
Bt. Julian street.
I ADlFKCtc’iemire Large Size Khawla at SL
e wor.h |2, in all colon, at BYCK S.
17* XTRA fins Blue Point Oysters at 8 WAN.
NAH DINING lIOUMS AND RESTAU
RANT. 81 Erouzbton street
L'AUST, Bu iwe nrr an I Lamp's Bottle B er,
I Ice cold st HARBOUR'S Popular Grocery;
corner Price and Hall streets.
THE finest Msckerel and Kosher Sau-ag- la
the city esn be had st HENRY HI tscH'S,
Macon a:t l Dray to t t reels. Telephone 476.
11)11 TWELVE Piece Chamber Sets, wor h
I' ’l’ $lO 75, for $- 73 for this week only. M.
NaTH t.V li*u-t Uougress etreet.
T F you want your coat altered In th* Ist st
1 style, go to 8. J. TISHLEtt, ioi Liberty
Street.
F'ORTUN A kept by the to lo ving drug storest
8 dotnout * Cos.. Ho dt & Cos.. Mlrot & o*,
O. Butler, O. T. 8c taeffsr. J. T Thornton, EL
H. Llvin rston, L. C. Btroag, W. M. ' ills. R.-iA
47 Cos., W. F Hed, Mrs. Baris, H. Gal lag ter £
C . R .wlinski. E. J. Ktefsr, N. T. Pygs, C. M.
Hlilantan, McCauley, W. A. Bishop, 8. Ju
Wholotv ~
ONLY 15c to cure one hundred toothaches j
Electric Toothache Drops. BARIE’4
DRUG STORE,
MALARIA and Chills and Feror cursi with
SLADE 8 LIVER ELIXIR. _____
/So TO BARBOUR’S Grocery, Pr es and Hall
s J streets, fjr Atmoru s Mince Meat and CuW
rant Jelly. •
JOYCE’S Roo.ed lUb Roast!
mmm J
/NO TO WELLS BROS, anl get the he**.
V* Only It mse in the c.tv that nei a tiec-ls-,
brated Verm nt Creamery Butter, ceiai rtted
hi aid Brim,sn I k Hams, lireakfast Btoon and
Be 1 Tong ic, Civssand's Pure l-eaf Lad Try
Alcamo Coffee and you will use no other. Cor,
New Houston and Barnard str e.s. Telephone
133.
■\JELLY HLY Plaid Caps 25c, woit'u 50c. at
BYCKB.
I JEMBC-E'S MEDICATED SOVP, wholesale
I anti retail at new drug store of H. UAL*
LAGER 4 CO.. Drayton and South Er mi.
NOLAI What Nola* Why. will you Hb-a,
n via Sugar? ED BYcK'S la the nlypluce
where you can get tuem, and sold at the low
priue of 5 for 25 emu*.
I,'KESH Bread. Rolls, 11 s. Cakes. CandtsS
I sod C inuod Goods; also large stock oi T -vs
and China aud Glass >are at LOUIS VOGE .'S
Contsetioaery and Toy Store, Jefferson, near
New H uston
IF you want your houses finished In paterlng,
cup-I laying, mattresses and furniture
covering, lac curt .In can in*, pictures, etc,,
cad ou A. GOSS, 7u Broughton Mr et.
WF. REPAIR Trunks. Vall-tes, Kaohels and
all similar good promptly and thoroughly
at reasonable prices. CHATHAM TRUNK
FACTORY, 87 Broughton street, near AbeW
corn.
I F YOUoan’t come to UAItBOUR'd, Trice and
1. Hall streets. In day time cons in the even
1 ig; our goods nor our prices don't change
when the sun goes down.
A LARGE line of stamp'd goods In the now
-7 \ est designs, splas mrs, pidow s .ans. scarfs,
trays, mats, sic., corner Barnard and Tori*
streets.
1/ LOR AI. W illK and designs of a 1 kin is,
Plante and cut Flo vers tro n O tltchig *
Nursery. GARDNER. Agent, 0)4 Bull -trsct^
THE. finest quality oanued aud pickled gools
JOYCE'S.
I/OR Lous of Appetite and D-bll'ty use
1 SLADE’S HVKtt EELUCIR.
fTORTUNA relieve NEURALGIA and Tooth
acbe in a few minutes.
I ACE CURTAINB a’ BYCK'S, lMßrctightc*
I j street, ut sf>c a pair; vorth tl.
CLOT ft INO Cleaned. Dyed, Repaired; Gar.
meets mad t to order; charges moderate)
satisfaction guaranteed; the at st styles of
fall and winter samples always ou band. A.
GETZ, Tailor, 2V)* Jefferson street
1
PAIN PAINT cures all manner of pain arising
from infium nation. For tale at DR. GRA
HAM'S, 145 Andbrson str -et
IF you have your own material you can have
it cut. in-da and tilmmel at moderate
price, by 8. J. TlbilLEß, the Taylor, 101 Libi
erty street
1 A.MEB F. FURLONG, “Tbe Practical Horse.
f) shoer," 194 6t. Julian sireet, makes t
sjieciulty of shoeing trotting horses
CNOME. boys, we are going down to ED.
J BYCK'S place aud buy soma of thus*
Uabimola Ksgars.
WE consider our prescription department
the most important part of our husinrsi,
aid dispense not hlug hut drugs and chemical*
of nnsofute purity and full strength. McCAULEY
Sl CO.. Drayton and N-w Houston.
INSURANCE, protect your pr yierty against
fire, storms and cyclones bee advertiaal
merit JGHN N. JOHNSON & CO.
MAGIC CURE for rheumatism, neuralgia,
hetdache. toothache, etc., for sale by H.
OaLLAGER* CO , Drayton and couth Broad
•trerts.
JAM catering for city trade. No circus m*U
for ms. JOYCE.
L'OK'KIc and Nervous Ilea Jache use SLADE’I
r LIVER EMXIR
|)RUNEB, Currants, Citron and Yellow Van
I Potatoes, at BARBOURS Grocery, corne*
Price and Hail streets.
SUBSCRIBE to tbe Homeseeknrs' Mutual
Loal Assuolation Low rat. s; no draw
ing for loans liefore tlie fiftieth meeting. Regu
lar old time local association. Suhscription
list at office W. K. WILKINSON. 143 St. Julian
street. ______
lAC E BED SET’S at BYCK'S for 81; worth
j >r _
Habersham ointment hai* aii sore*
without pain; 25c per box. BASIE'S
DRUO STORE.
MATTRESSES renovated In beet form in th*
city by Fiuipiro Bargain Cos , Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
BEAUTIFUL Memorial Wreaths for sale at
GARDNER’S. 3UH Bull sireet.
(' OLDEN OIL for Rheu nations. Neuralgia,
T Sore Throat, etc., selling at New Drtia
Store of H. GALLAUER & 00., corner South
Broad and Drayton.
BOLONGA. Pork and Frankfurter Sausage*,
JOYCE'S.
IjVjRTUNA administered FREE OF CHARGE
1 171) person* have beu relieved, 130 of wnoia
are reUdeut* of havannah. The names auc
residence* are to be seen at the office of th*
agenta. and 40 from d-ffereut part* of th* oouo
try.
AHEM! You are right. I shall always buy
Habanola Be art, as they leave such an
elegant taste In your mouth after sm iking. AU
ED. L. BYCK ask* for them ia sc. strnlght-
CULL at CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY
and examine their large and completl
st ck of Trunks, Valises. Bichel, etc. 8S
Broughton street, near Abercorn.
ONE bottle of African Flowers cures w rs*
cases of chills and fever. See Dr. GRA
HAM'S, 145 Anderßou street.
VTORTIIEKN Cabbage, Tu nips. Potatoes
IN Pig's Feet and Frnnkfurter Sausage* ai
HARBOUR’S, Pi Ice and Hall rtreew.
C' illSd riveted by Mb*. BEN DIM EBB; term*
J moderate; orders left at Solomon*’ Bull
street drug store; city reference*.
SIADE'S LIVER ELIXIR for Indigostloc
a id Foul Stomach.
C'ATHARAIMA, a sure cure for Catarrh,
/ Asthma. Bronchitis, etc . at U G uLLA
OER St CO.'S New Drug Store, Drayton ami
South Broad streeta.
/YR VNGE WAUCJNG CANES, Live and
t / Stuff 'd ’Gators, Sea Oata. Rice and Cob
tott souvenir* at GARDNER'S, 30V* Bull r creek
COM3IEBCIAL MEN find the Savannah Dim
ing Kiionts and Restaurant, 80 Broughto*
kutwtt. the beet and cheapest place,
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