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THE NSW* XV OUT TON.
A Brief Column of Gossip from EfEtijr
bera's Tiirivinjr Metrooo.ia.
Sol Dasher, an Erlinjrham-reaml boy,
with his wife. is visiting mends in Guyton,
jir. Dasher is located at Fort Valley, and is
identified with many enterprises in that
section.
Judge Giles of f?o~iat Circle, an uuc’e of
3lr. John Christian, the sick stranger, is
visiting the latter at Mrs. Mary Ratio's.
The judge is a prominent gentleman in his
section, and was surprised to flr.d in Guyton
a climate so much resembling that of Upper
Georgia.
Jewett P. Christian, so long in charge of
the mechanical department of the Guyton
Chronicle, has resigned hij place to accept a
position in flo job department of the At
lanta Constitution. Mr. Christian is a son
of Rev, T. T. Christian and a most worthy
yoirjg man.
The Glee Club held its weekly meeting at
The residence of Mrs. Meredith, the home
of the president. Miss Meredith. It is not
known what action, if any, was taken in
reference to a public entertainment, but it
is presumed the young foiks have in srore
quip' a treat for the people of Guyton
during the holidays.
Alderman S. S. Tison, who has been look
ing after his extensive turpentine interest
in Florida, witu the view of ioc iting in that
state in January next, is on a visit to his
family at Guyron. Mr. Tison has boon
identified witn Guyton for many years, and
his determination to seek the virgin fields
of Florida is a source of much rogret to his
many frie ds.
The Guyton “Vestibule” is in charge of
Capt Jordan, the vo eruu conductor, who is
ably assisted by Mr. Malfus and Engineer
McKi .non, another veteran in the Cen
tral’s servico. This train is steadily gro v -
ing in favor with the local travel between
Savannah and Guyton. A gentleman, in
speaking of the matter, remarked that this
was largely due to the courteous attention
of the train officials.
Guyton continues tojjbuild up. Mr. H.
R. Dasher of Rocky Ford is erecting
a very handsome eight-room residence on
the laud purchased from Mr. Mark Tarver.
When completed he proposes to erect near
the railroad turn-table a large wheelwright
ami blacksmith es ablishmont, which ho
wiii run in c inflection with Mr. Morgan.
Mr. Dasher is a i eirerpriung gentleman,
and says he regards Guyton as a good field
fcr any enterprise.
Master Jiminie West, tbo bright and in
teres iug grands >n of Col, and Mrs, R. J.
Davant, met with a serious accident at
Milieu, a day or two ago. He was In Mr.
Berrien’s horse lot.when one of the mules in
a playful way reared up, and m coming
down the hoofs of one of ihe mule hit little
Jimmie on the head, making quite an ugly
g sh. It was a very narrow escape from
ins ,ant death. Tue little fellow roturned to
Guyton Friday, and is improving very
rapidly.
During the past week Guytonians en
joyed quite a literary treat from a lecture
delivered by Rev. J.' A. Scarboro, at the
Iron Hal). His subject, “Astronomy,” was
handled in a masterly manner. As the
speak >r progressed in his graphic explana
tions of the wonders of the solar system,
earth’s orbit, cause of the tides, sun, earth
and moon and all the various mysteries of
the earth’s movement?, etc., they were viv
idly illustrated with the stereopticon. There
were no crying babies present, as the pro
gramme stated the admission of such would
be placed at the moderate price of sl3 75.
John Christian of Social Circle, connected
with the Atlanta fruit nursery,was brought
to Guyton alx nit three weeza ago froir.
Bulloch county, to receive medical atten
tion for a severe attack of bil ous malarial
fever. After being treated for some time,
Dr. S. J. Lanier, who returned from Chi
cago a few days ago, was called in, and
after making a diagnosis of the case pro
nounced hi3 troubles abscess of the liver,
and to relieve the patient he
found it necessary to perform a difficult
operation. The doctor first inserted a
needle in the right lobe of the liver, which
developed the abcess. Ho then Inserted a
drain tube and drew from him fully a half
pint of pus. Those who witnessed the
operation pronounce it a fine feat of
surgery, in that be located so admirably the
abcess. The patient stood the operation
remarkably well, and seems to be greatly
relieved. Although his reoovery is by no
means assured, on acoount of his long auffer
ings, yet his friends feel hopeful.
bocal Record for t’a® Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for 10-day: Fair; slightly cooler.
Special forecast for Georgia;
Hjyjl R aill ; easterly winds: slight changes
in temperature; cooler, fair weather
on Monday.
Comparison of moan temperature atSavao
tali, Ua., Dec. 0. 1890, and the mean of the
same 'lay for sixteen years.
v ! Departure |
MEAit Temperature i from the ; Departure
~ , normal i Since
forDyearn Liee. V)i -|-or 'Jan. 1,1500.
.i 4 I 60 j -D8 I -1-582
Comjjtvrative rainfall Rtatcm *nc:
Departure 1
Affiountfor Amount from the Departure
it years. for normal Since
i Dec. fi, '9O. -|- or Jan. 1,1890.
—*'i I .00 —.ll —5. T 9
lixitnutn teraptirawire, 7a: minimum tem
perature. 47
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
i clock a. ra. yesterday (Augusta time) was
, fa tiso of O.X feet during the past
tenty-four hours.
l ’ ,,i 'Tvatior.R taken at the same moment of
‘-ae ,i all stations for the Morning Nsws.
-gtvassAa. I.'ej. (1, 7 :?6 p. il. city time.
I Temperature.
Direction, i J
I
\ Velocity. I
| ItainfaiL
SiXB
or
tTATiONS.
nSwt' 6'* l S[o Coudy.
]{?, 01,6 WOm Cloudy.
:BW 3 .... Cloudless.
80; rt 0 .... Clou less.
7O'S E Cloudless.
t Cl 3 E Cloudy.
Jer iH ,: 61! S E ...... Cloudless
rtU> CC'SW C .... Cloudless.
tey.'J p * tur . Flat VISE 8 Cloudless.
jffS I **; 68 S F. 8;.... Cloudless.
mL\\T erJs E 8 .... Cloudless.
feSaro'u 68:s E (>,. .‘.O Raining.
iff 01 ® 70i S 10 ... P’tly cloudy
Koa,l; 681 8 .02 Cloudy.
N.-V7 u r i. lery 08 S E .02 Cloudy.
oS^ r riow “ 72 S E 14 *T jCloudy.
hlc„ ln ? 72 8 101 Cloudy.
Broirn.tviV •• N 12 .14 Raining.
't T ANARUS, 74| 8 c 1.... [cloudless.
straoe. Tlncuas and hundredths.
~ Observer Signal Corps.
r tt i !? b ’ f old , °r ore Throat should
r.r.. ~ '■'.hected. Brown's Bronchial Troches
16 ,' S . ij'UJj;" rei| iedy, and give prompt relief.
-to Sunday ilornmg News
I 1 ; ' md regularly oil sale at the fol-
J ';>iC hlaom:
.News Depot.
n:,tr s News Htand,
hiZ Niefier’s Drug Store, corner West
T \ *5? B, wrt streets.
£r- ; rv * Oo.’s Drug Store, West
s ’ oldhurg streets.
IV , V J ‘. Vonge’s Drug Store, corner
. ' a,ld Du streets.
Xw j’ •'®y * Co.’s Drug Store, corner
‘ r,| h and I>rayt >n streets.
L'.jj. Drug Store, corner Hall
• tea u.rmiti.— Ado.
r -oil Mamma or Bupa
!. i ’" 1 ‘ !' ov y &■ Hro.’s And get
jt. j*’- 7 J ® r ey Knee or Kilt Hull, and
al tbc <ilooUDt.— Ad.
i , . l “ : ’ 11 ml Lightwood
'> J*7. H- Cassells, eo ner Owln
‘- a U and hi., F. de W. Uy. Telephone
Brimful
of confidence in it—the man
ufacturers of Dr. Sage’s Ca
tarrh Remedy. It’s" a faith
that means business, too—•
it’s backed up by money.
This is what they offer:
SSOO reward for a case of
Catarrh which they cannot
cure. They mean it. They’re
willing to take the risk—
they know their medicine.
By its mild, soothing, cleans
ing and healing properties, it
produces perfect and perma
nent cures of chronic Catarrh
in the Head. It’s doing it
every day, where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case, or of
how long standing, you can
be cured. You’re sure of
that —or of SSOO. You
can’t have both, but you’ll
have one or the other.
POOLBR'S NEWS BUDGET.
The Doings of the Central’s Busy Lit
tle Village.
Mrs. Mary Tidwell is stopping at tho resi
dence of J. R. Withmgton.
James Gruver of Savannah was visiting
his brother, George H. Gruver, last week.
Memorial services were held in the Sr.
James Episcopal chapel Friday ovening.
Rev. McCm eil officiated.
S. li. I’arker of Woodcliffe has rented the
Jackson coitage, near the Methodist church,
and has made Fooler his future home.
Mr. Inhulsen will have opposition in his
race for the office of postmaster, as Stillio
Fairchild, who is now the deputy, will enter
the race.
The Central railroad conductors are now
required to give passengers receipts for all
cash tares taken up on their trains. A
large notice in the ends of the cars informs
people of the new order.
Last Sunday afternoon Jos Symons and
Waiter Bourne captured a bird, supposed to
be a cormorant. In flying over the village
it struck the telegraph wires, and fell upon
the railroad track. They took it to Savan
nah for exhibition.
The regular monthly meeting of the Rifle
Club will be held Tuesday night, at which
the shooting committee will make its re
port of the Thanksgiving day nhoot, and a
programme for Christmas day will be
mapped out. There is ua doubt that a turkey
shoot will be decided upon.
The many friends of Dr. George F.
Symons will regret to learn of his serious
illness, caused by a stroke of paralysis last
Monday evening. He has been attend dby
Dr. Bleakney of Pooler and Dr. Boyd of
Savannah. The news of tho doctor’s illness
was quite a surprise to his numerous friends,
as he was seen on the streets at dusk nnd
appeared to be enjoying tho best of health.
At last reports he" was improving. Dr.
Symons was the senior member of the late
firm of Symons & Mall of Savannah.
By calling at Strauss Bros, to purchase
your toys, you will discover many useful
articles and experience no trouble in select
ing something suitable for any one.— Ad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAOBI HIS WEEK we offer twenty Handsome
1 Decorated Dinner Sets, 144 p eee3, for #l3 00.
GEO. W. ALLEN it CO.
TT'OR MONDAY ONLY, we offer 10 French
r China Decorated Dinner Sits, 102 pieces, for
$!0 00. GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
I THOR MONDAY ONLY, 25 French China Dec
-1 orated Tea Sets, 66 pieces, for only $8 00.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
IPOR MONDAY ONLY, 50 Handsome, Decora
-1 ted Vase Lamps, at S3 00. GEO. W. ALLEN
& CO.
TNOR THIS WEEK. 10 Handsome I’rism
i 1 Hanging Lamps, Rochester Burner, at SIOOO,
regular price, 810 00, GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
IPINE line of Hall Lamps from 82 to $lO.
r GEO, w, ALLEN & CO. _____
Monday only, our entire line of rich Cut
Glass at cost, both French and American.
GEO. \V. ALLEN <St CO . State and Barnard
streets.
DOLLS, DOLLS.—The largest stock/of fine
French Dolls in the city at bottom figures.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
OXYDIZED SILVER BANQUET LAMPS,
complete for §490. GEO. W. ALLEN &
CO.
(lOAL VASES, Fire Sets, Brass Fire Dogs,
J Brass Fire Sets. GEO. W. ALLEN A CO.
OUR entire stock of rich Cut Glass at cost.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
I NOR this week. 109 Tin Toilet Sets at $1 35.
1 GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
IT'OR Monday only, 50 pair of French China
’ Decorated Spittoons at $1 25 pair. GEO.
W. ALLEN & CO.
PIANO LAMPS, very fine brass ones at $7 50.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
STERLING SILVER, Silver-plated Ware, Cut
lery mud House Furnishing Goods gen
erally, at GEO. W. ALLEN & Co.’S.
CANITY a limited supply of those $8 Tea Sets;
V / call aud see them. GEO. W, ALLEN &
CO
{AOR MONDAY ONLY, Si* Brass Fount
' Rochester Burner Prism Hanging Lamps at
SB. GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
npilK largest line of Fine Doll Carriages in the
JL city. GEO. W. ALLEN & CO.
r pRICYCLES, Bicycles. Velocipedes, Wagons;
I immense stock and low prices. GEO. W.
ALLEN & CO.
TO VERY WEEK Quail and Prairie Fowls.
LOGAN.
H OLIDAY Goods. Toy Trunks, Ladies' and
Gents’ Toilet Cases, Fine Trunks, Saebels.
Bags, etc., to be found at CHATHAM TRUNK
FactorV, 87 Broughton street, near Abercoru
street. __
VIEW and second hand furniture, soring
JIN mattresses, beadsioads, beureetn, oaby
carriagi-s, at bottom prices. Whitaker and
Hull streets.
npilE finest Malt Whisky, in bottl • und In bulk.
1 Bold by M. LAVXN’B ESTATE.
UORSER CLIPPED neat and gentle, not
hurting or übusing the animal, by JNO. E.
DOWLING. __
\\T 111 IT. and colored Camellia end Japoulca
VV lion era now reedv for delivery In any
quantity Packing for shipment a specialty,
birders eollcitul. -L GARDNER. Agent, ilut4
Bull street.
JV)R a nice Pie. Muoke ask ED L. BY< 'K for
. the Bane Creole Cigar. _____
lIVACISTB, Naru cr.is, Tulip, Daffodil and
1 1 Jon lull Brill*, kresb Pa y ae*.| lower
Puts and Plant food at //ARDNrKTS, Hull
fffSSI
BTZTI
or
WKATHIR.
THE MORSIAG AKAVS: SUADAY, DECEMBER 7, 1890 —TWELVE PAGES.
cheap advertising.
ONE CENFa WORD.
A TtYTF.TISKMZSTS, 15 TTord,
mom, in tMt column insert mi far P.\£
C£XT A Hu AD, Cath m -adranog, aru-j
fcVMTttOft.
•£**rye>crf y v\o any team to mrriy,
anythinj to trey or mil, any bvsntts or
Oooonmodatiom to secure: indeed, any wuA
to .jratify jtuyuld advertise in tfiie oolumn.
CALENDAR.
DECEMBER
SUNDAY
Of all the dsys that’s in the weok,
I d’-arly love but one day,
Ard that's the day that comes betwixt
A Saturday and Monday.
—Henry Carey.
SMOKE
Era kin Cp
EVERY DAY.*
PKBSOSAL
( ' O to the FOREST CITY PHOTOGRAPH
ROOMS, M Congress street, for fine
photographs. All styles from smallest to life
size cabinets a specialiiy, J 2 per dozen. All
furniture, accessories and instruments new anti
of the latest design. FOREST CITY PHOTO
GRAPHIC ROOMS.
DHOTOGR APHY.—Cabinets a specialty; all
1 sizes and styles, from stamps to life size.
Finest photographs made in Savannah, at J. N.
Wile Oli'S. twenty-one Bull street. Business
established Juno fourth, sixty-five.
\FULL line of dolls, doll caps, shoes.stock
ings, fancy goods for the holidays at
corner Barnard and York streets.
MISS GRACE HARMON of the New Eng
land Conservatory desire? pupils in piano
forte and voice-culture; terms moderate. Ap
ply at 150 South Broad street,.
C J. TISHLER, the tailor, tot Liberty street,
O. near the De Soto, does Cleaning, Dyeing,
Repairing and Braiding at moderate price.
ANYBODY and everybody is liable to be
“short” of money at times. If you are,
“UNCLE ADA VI.” at 20 Jefferson street, corner
Congress street lane, will advance yon money
on any of your jewelry, clothing, tools, or any
thiug of value. I’olite attention to all. It costs
nothing to be civil.
J AUNEY it GOEBEL have just openpd the
1 J largest, cheapest and prettiest, styles of
frames and easelß ever brought to Savannah.
(and IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost iife-
T size picture with each dozsn Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GOEBEL, Savannah. Ga.
X)ARTIF,S wishing to lend or borrow money,
or sell or purchase stocks, bonds or securi
ties, real estate or personal property, might
call on R. D. LaROCHE, 111) Bryan street.
READ the Sunday Mohniku News, For sale
at KIF. FFER’S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
A H ME 1 sighed the little darling, I wonder if
Mi am going to get a box of elegant nerfume
from BARIK’S DRUG STORE for my Christ
mas; it’s too nice for anything.
INFORMATION has been received of party
who, on Saturday, Nov. 29. picked up
pointer pup, 6 months old, white, with liver
spots; if not returned to 76 Bryan street party
will be prosecuted.
X JNTIL further notice, GOTTLIEB A HOFF-
J MAN, 159 Broughton street, will make the
best cabinet photos at g:l per dozen. Life size
portraits in crayon, pastol, etc., at reduced
rates. N. B. The above low prices are tempor
ary only.
EW GOODS, New goods arriving every
a’ day. if you want handsome presents for
Christmas, call at the corner Barnard und
Y’ork streets.
Ct ALL ON McCAULEY & CO., druggists, and
/ get a copy of Sunday s Morning Nkws.
r |''HERE is everything to interest you in the
1- Sunday Morning News. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
r pO THE PUBLIC—We intend to Inform you,
1 in these columns, of the goods we sell and
the bargains we offer. M. LAVIN’B ESTATE.
A FEW DAYS' ADVERTISING in this column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced
DONT forget that LAUNEY & GOEBEL,
with their full corps of first class artists,
are fully prepared to execute all orders for
their well known crayons and pastel pictures.
Suitable for the Christmas holidays.
T ITTLE BWERTIIART, have you seen that
J > handsome case of perfumery at BARIE’S
DRUG STORE; if not. go and see it; it is be
yond description; the Belt Line takes you to the
store.
IF you are is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds,
Watches. Jewelry, Clothing, etc., and if you
want your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left, patronize home enterprise and
call ut the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E,
MU HLBEKO, Manager,
r |'TIE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is on sale
1 at McCAULEY'S DRUG STORE, New
Houston and Drayton.
RE BARGAIN 00., (lornar Liberty and
1 J Jefferson streets, has a very flno Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
1> F.AL ESTATE. —Before buying or soiling
t consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer aud Auctioneer.
MRS. CISSELL wishes to announce to her
lrlendsand the general public that she
lias removed her dressmaking establishment to
Broughton street, and is prepared to
make up ladies’ and children's dresses. Mrs.
Cissell lias bad long experience at A. T.
Stewart's. New York. Orders can be left at
hor residence. 131 York street. Cutting and
fitting a specialty. All orders promptly at
tended to.
HELP W ANTED.
\\T ANTED, one genteel young man to travel
? V and solicit ardors for an old reliable copy
ing house. Sala“ or con.mission paid. Appiv
at Harnett House Monday between 2 and 3
o'clock.
\\7 ANTED, a settled colored woman, without
YV encumbrances, to nurse and do house
work. Must come recommended. Iff New
Houston street.
\l , r ANTED, a flrst-elas?, thoroughly experi
*Y enced travelingsilesman, well acquainted
wiih the wholesale grocery business and the
Florida trade. Liberal terms will be made
with the right party. Address, stating full par
ticulars. Lock Box B, Jacksonville, Fla,
SALESMEN WANTED. $5 daily salary to sell
our goods to business men only, 85 ca-e of
samples unailed) free. Write to-day. WRIGHT
-MFC. CO., 84 I’ark Bow. Now York.
UJ K make a liberal offer to traveling and
local salesui ti in every state who call on
retail grocers. GLUTEN ENTIRE WHEAT
FLOUR CO , 18") Like street, Chicago, 111.
II J ANTED, a smart young man, alsnjt !6
YV years old, to do collecting and make
himself useful in business. Addon-, with
rei'T'-nce aud stating salary uxpe ted, BOX 83,
this office
\I'ANTED, a competent uook; must corns
YY wail recommended Apply, during morn
lug hours, st 808 South Broad nisei,
U r A NTEI>. good reliable whits mao about 80
years of age good references aud habits.
Address M, Morning News office.
IIELI* WANTED.
W ANTED, woman to work in small family
V Apply 89 ( ongress street.
AX' ANTED, a girl for general housework. 69
v v Jefferson street.
\VANTED, a good seamstress. 07 Whitaker
’ * street.
\\’ANTEI), a first-class cook. Apply 38
* " Char lion street-.
\V ANTED, a white cook. Apply at Arnold
* * and Pmaideot streets.
\Y ANTED, a colored female servant: mid
v v die age preferred. CJ4 Jefferson street.
WANTED, a good nurse for children. Apply
* ’ *37 Charlton street.
w ANTED, a good cook at 29 Drayton street.
W ANTED, house girl and cook.at No. C 8 York
* * street. Call to day.
W’H’TE HOUBEWOMAN wanted Apply at
' ' 149 I Jberty street.
\ \ ’ ANTED, colored man cook, good references
v v and habit. Address F. Morulug News.
WANTED, a first class blacksmith for mn
>v chine and shipsmlth work. Address w ith
reference an t wages w anted T. \V. DEXTER,
Gcu'l Manager, Brunswick, Ga.
W ANTED, a good man to solicit subscrip
’’ tions for a first class loan and building
company; good terms to the right man Ad
dress BOX 37. this office.
/ COMPETENT COOK WANTED. Only with
V recommendations need apply, at No. 9
Tattnall street.
WANTED, a good cook; one who under
* * stands her business and can come well
recommended. Apply 1801 Alton street.
\yANTED, by Dec. 15, a reliable white
" woman, to takochirge fa boy of (1.
Good homo and pay to the right party. Address
J., care News.
WANTED, five experienced hands to work
'' at dressmaking. Steady employment, at
114Gi Broughton street.
\V ANTED, stenographer and typewriter in
V radroad office Montgomery, Ala ,as sub
stitute for one month; free transportation and
salary JSD Addrcsa CHIEF CLERK, General
rreight Office Alabama Midland. Montgomery.
W ANTED, a competent man in a fancy gro
eery storu; n that thoroughly uadtr
stands tne business and has bad experience in
that lire: must also take charge of books. Ad
dress with references ENGEL & RoTHS
UHIDLS, No. lit Congress sir.et.
\ \ ’ANTED, trav liug men in Georgia, Ala
' ' hama, Florida, Booth Carolina and Ten
nessee, io ell our specialty on 29 per cent, com
mission; can sell to every merchant you visit
and can carry sample in vest pocket Address,
with reference, the C. B. S. Cos., Conyers, Ga.
KMFIAH MJSNT Vk AN TEAL
Xl " ANTED, employment for several hours at
' night by expert stenographer. Address
J. H. R., News office.
wANI'KD, a situation as wstchman by a
* * responsible party. W., 18 Broughton
street. Reterences.
W ANTED, a position as engineer by long
' experienced, practical machinist familiar
with electricity. Address B. HEELING, core
Morning News.
WANTED, a position as Rawyeror filer, or
“ all around mill man. Good rs orences if
required. Twenty two years experience. Ad
dress ALBERT PERRY. Midvilie, Ga.
IF Y OU want a first-class of carpenter work
done, by contract or day's work, ca.l on 11.
MULLKK, 232 Charlton street, or Lave orders
at Capt. J. Derst’s Bakery, 93 Broughton street.
"C'MPLOYMENT WANTED—AN EDITOR,
-I J accurate and quick proof-reader and tirst
clnsH compositor, wants a position in auv
capacity—town or country. Address REI.i
ABLE, this office.
ROOMS* WANTF-11.
( ’ENTLEMAN AND WIFE want three n?ce
yd rooms with private family. Address C.,
.iloriunjr News.
WANTED, a flat of three looms for family
’ * of two; central locatldfi desired. Address
LIBERTY.
WANTED, a flat of throe rooms, suitable for
’ * liKbt houKekeepiug. Address Box 42,
Morning News office.
lUANTF.D, rooms; three, four or five rooms,
* ' fnmishod or unfurnished, in flret-class
neighborhood; references given and roauired.
“F,” News Office.
WANTED, to rent three or four furMshed
* rooms, suitable for lisrl.t
about Duflfjr and West liroad street*. Address
W. 8., this office.
HIaCKL LuVN JEO [at WANTS.
\ r OUNU GENT desire* table board iu vicinity
. of Park. J. S. M.. News office.
\VSANTED. a second hand safe, combination
YY lock, weighing 1,500 to 2,000 pounds.
Address BALDWIN’ & UO.
W ANTED—A young gentleman wishes board
> Y in private family. References exchanged.
Siate terms. Address G. R. D., Morning News,
W ANTED—011 or before Dec. 85 we want 300
Yr purchasers for Pianos and Organs; easy
terms: best instruments. DAVIS BROS.
WJ ANTED, an opportunity to convince even
Yv the most sceptical of the superior qual
ity of our wines and liquors, M. LAVIN’B ES
TATE
V\, r ANTED, to buy second hand, t or
Y V glass show case. Apply 0., YVhitakrr
street.
T VT ANTED, the public to know tliat I can
YY furnish them with alt kinds of wood. A
trial order solicited. HENRY A. ERNST,
telephone 93, former y with R. B. Cassell.
FpiiKKK is everything to Interest you m the
1 Sunday Morning Nkws. For Rale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
I JRIVATF. family wants two or three young
men boarders; convenient locality; ele
gant front room an 1 good board to right party.
Address BKFKBBNCKS, care Morning Nows.
A\’.A N'T all my customers to know will have
YY Prairie Fowls an l rjuall—Poultry of ell
kinds—every week. Will give them the benefit
of low prices.
\\' ANTED, everybody to know that we are
YY open and ready for business; the largest
and best stock of Pianos and Organs ever
shown south. DAVIS BROS.
\\fANTED, the public to know that I give
Y V special attention to buying, selling and
rooting property on commission. Drop by and
see me. It. H. JONES, Real Estate, 7 Whitaker.
WANTED TO KENT, a house with stables
attached, somewhere north of Liberty,
between Habersham and West Broad. Apply
Phillips Bros., 21 Barnard street.
I > OARDTNG STOCK receive personal atten-
IF tion. JNO. E. DOWLING, West Broad and
Charlton streets Telephone 332.
ROOMS TO KENT.
IjtOß RENT, pleasant rooms; lurge and small;
. fiirnii hid, at 56 Barnard
1> CXIMS To SENT, t.ewly furnished, for gen-
Y tlernc-n only. 139 Liberty street.
IjX)R RENT, nicely furnished rooms, en suito
A or single; also Chickering Piano for sale.
Heferenoes required. 39 Tattnall street.
r f'o RENT—A large froDt room, nicely fur
I nished, for gentlemen. Corner of Perry
and Habersham streets.
ROOMS TO BENT and boarders wanted. Call
169 McDonough street, near Central de
pot.
rpo RENT, lar-e southern rooms, furnished
I witn every convenience, to gentlemen. No.
1 Tati nailt-ec-t.
IJURN’ISHKD rooms r > rent, transient. >r
oermanent, at 80 Broughton street; table
br aril.
I;'OU KENT, two connecting rooms, furnished
or unfurnished, southern exposure, with
use of bath. 52 llrouglitoo street.
IJOOMB TO’ RENT, for gentlemen, second
t floor, furnished or unfurnished; gas and
bath (.sine floor. York, first door west Whit
aker.
I.’VjR RENT, pleasant tingle room; ensue < n
1 veranda; furnished; price )7. IC3 Routb
Broad street.
nAI.L bedroom, southern exposure, fur
nlshsd opposite De Soto. Apply IDS
JjUtny sliest
IkEAUTirULLY Situated rnniftj-fi'Mt suite of
room , with sight windows, gee and bath ,
.piMjsPs De Koto, for yoitag men only. Address
box W, city i
ROOMS TO REM.
RKNT. 1 larjre and small room, 43 York
8 reet. w ihb^th.
LX>K RUNT, uue fumiabed room, 25 Jones
I st rest.
RENT, two large room** on thirl fioor
over Butler's Pi.arma > y Aj*plv at store.
RENT, !arjje south room, ‘.urnisbeJ or
üßfurnished. 1.56 B<uth Broad.
P)R RENT, south frent room, furnished, l&l
South I road street, ooroer Barnard.
r*XYms. centrally locate-1. south
I front. £a* aud lata. Apply 13 v l.ih r;y.
170 R R 1 NT, flat of three
1 Broad street, corner Barnanl.
IT'OR RENT, three or four room i 21fi South
liroad street.
RENT, cue front room on soroud door,
wltu bath and ciusee 13 Lincoln street.
OR OENTLEMEX wishing
I fumwhe.l room and lln* biiard in private
family, in conreeient location, may aldress
li- \ 5. KofolvgHews.
r PO R ENT, lsrjre south room fur
l nished; central location; uso of bath. Ad
dress RO< >M, this offie.
|?or R‘NT. aflat f three(9)rooms. Apply
1 West Broad.
}?OR RENT, furnished rooms, pleasantly
situated at 172 Brouirhton str*v?t.
I> u MS T > Ri.N
L preferred. Apply 87 Liberty street.
|>OOMS FOR RENT, furnished or imfuruish
ed; suitable for liifht or for
gentlemen; every tYonvonience; private faintly .
*!> McDoneueh street.
li'Oß KENT, flat of rooms over office, Empire
Steam 1 .sundry, 10® Broughton street,
suitable for business office, architectural, in
surance, real estate, etc., etc. Apply at office
below.
pOR REN r 8 newts furnlfthed south front
4 moms for rent at JOHN U MI’.YKR’S
residence, lfflSooth Broad: fore i
Apply at premises or UEOROE MEYL R, Bay
street.
HOUSES AND STORKS FOR RENT
IARGE house sad lot for rent, in Pooler.
_ J Apply CS Anderson street.
KENT. 5-room house on Third street,
near Liuooln. Apply on the premises.
RENT, four room house <>n Lincoln near
Anderson. Apply at tW Anderson street.
I7OR RENT, home 152 Toy lor street. Inquire
A. 8. t.’OIIKN, Broughton street.
To RENT, Bay street, three stories
and cellar. Rent sixty dollars. JOHN Jl.
RUWE.
KENT, 77 Jefferson street, modern im
provements, largo yard for drays. L>. ii.
LESTER.
}[pun RENT, Dwollinjt an l store h 5 Whitaker
St., from Nov. 15, IMiK). Apply to R S.
CLAGHORN, reoleatati? agent, f Hraytun St.
T^OR RENT, stora with adjoining room, cor
i ner Aiideraon and M’est Broad streets: also
two connecting rooms, facing routh, furnished
•r unfurni.shod. Apply 194 Ifuil sfn •:
KENT, very desirable dwelling; Hail
►treet, near Barnard, all modern con
veniences. Tenant will sell furniture very
cheap. Possession st onco. JNO. SULLIVAN
a <J< 1., JO4 Bay street.
RENT, new three story house, with all
modern improvements, 20d ('ongress street.
Apply 201 Congress, corner of Montgomery,
KENT, more and dwelling, Boutleist
corner of York and itfoutgornery. This
is a tine busioeis place. Ai>ply to WILLIAM
SHEEHAN, 196 York street,
RENT OR LEASE, Uia Whltflald build-
I ing; it Is a handsome new edffioe, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of busln ‘-ik; possession given imme
diately. Apply to JOHN fcJULLIVAN. Treas
urer Union Bv>ciety.
IpOR RENT, Market Square House saloon,
" 174 Bryan street. Possession given Pec.
Ist, 1890. Apply to V. BABLEK, 94 Barnard
street,
RENT, new nine-room house, with
large yard and stable sheds. Second avenue,
between Drayton and Abo room. Apply at
CHARLES JU.MDAL’S RHHTAURANT, city
market.
C>!t SALE, tine new house on
< as ton street, between Lincoln and Haber
sham. Just completed. All conveniences. Im
mediate possession. Appiv to A. U. L \ WTON
Jr., 114 Bryan v or W. l'tttfNHOLM II(JiKINH,
at Savannah Guano Company, HM Bay.
RENT, that splendid farm known ns the
Jasper Springs property, on the Augusta
road a?ul Bay street extended, only one mile
from the city, containing flity noren, thirty-five
acres under cultivation; has growing on the
place tig trees, j*ear trees and japonioas. The
lmj rovements consist of a three-story brick
dwelling, kilcheu. nervant's room, large barn,
six stables and hot house; all in flrst-c assc -n
--<iitl< n. The land ran Iky rented separately if
desired. J E. FULTON, Agent.
ItT'OR KENT, comfortable dwelling, contain
ing nil modern conveniences, 00 west side
Duffy street, between Drayton and Abercorn.
J. K. FULTON, Agent.
IJOR RENT, an elegant four story building
45x60 on Bull street, with a cellar 10 feet in
the clear. First story 15 feet, second story 14
feet, third story 13 feet, fourth story 12 feet
high. Plate glass Trout, elevator and all mod
ern improvements and conveniences now In
course of erection, due of the best stands in
the city aud would make an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, clothing or drug store, same be
ing one-half of the new building to be occupied
by us. The two stores divided by fire wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cember Ist. For cut of the building aud terms
apply to DAVIS 8R03.. Savannah, Ga
FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS.
Jj3OR KENT, typewriters. 137 Perry street.!
r P> 1 RENT, five stalls and lot. Apply 53 Bolton
J v tre -t.
[JOR KENT, splendid office, verv cheap. Ap
I ply qn second floor No. 5 Drayton street.
RENT. 25 e.e/ant square pianos, to
make room for new stock; cheap to the
right parti s. DAVIS BROS.
fPO RENT, tho large hall in the Odd Fellows’
1 building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germans, sociables, balls
or any public gathering: seats 600. Apply to
the .1 ANIIOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market
Square,
IN fit RF.NT, blacksmith aud wheelwright;
A best stand in city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMARTIN & MEHKTKNS’
Stables.
I,''OK RENT, stalls, male pens; accommoda-
J datiocs for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Bale, Boarding and Livery
Htables. GUILMARTIN & MKHKTRNS.
LX)K KENT, warehouse on River street, for-
J merly ooeupind by Artesian Ice Company.
Aptdr to V. G. BELL Business Morning
News.
FOR BALL.
"VICE paying boarding bouse for sale cheap,
i\ only port cash wanted. Address CRAW
FORD, News office.
[NOR SALE, two houses wdtu lot f.-n ion. r,
I down and $5 per month. Inquire E. E.
BERN KEN, 109 Bay street.
r/*XI3I, fronting Park Extension, for flue ioi
)’) idence: no more d"slrnble lot on market.
HARMON, WALKER & McHARRIE.
H OUSE AND LOT, second east of Price and
west of Hail; now under rent at sl2 per
mouth to good tenant; to be bought at the very
low figure of $1,030. Apply R. D. LaROCHE,
116 Bryan street.
.4 SPLENDID BUSINESS FOB SALE—Th*
f 1 largest pool room in the state of Florida,
containing twelve tabes in ll ret class order;
clgur store ln front; (heater, with 401 seating
capueity, in rear, arid ten-pin alley on the side;
ihe entire place In perfect order; a good chance
for a live man, owners cannot give It attention;
located on Bay street, Jacksonville, Ida For
purtlculurs address LEE ROY M YERB & UO.,
navannab, Ga.
ff <4X105, Duffy, t etwwn Alvecorn A Lincoln.
<)J it/jfbl for imsiUMOl or residence pur
-1 ii •..•I .!■ N. v. 4LKI.P. A ’! IIARRUt
STUtIK amt fixtures of grooerjf and ship
1 hsufiier's stole; wifi take stock if dstirel]
Appijr at JOHN 11 HCURGDEIt, Mari dock
In fi; KALE, bargains lu lot on Henry street
61.Abu, lot on New Houston fI.AAo, lot on
lutb street sbbU. H. U. JON Kit, Real estats, 7
Whitaker street
rpwo HGUHKH on Hobon street, m Spieudi i
1 reeling treution; nan be had at |I,)UU
Apply H. 11, UHOVUU, 116 Wryau sweet.
FOR sale.
SALE, fen lot- m nth f city extension.
I Inquire E.KBEHNK X. j * >iy sfr. - t
LX)R SALE, one gray mare, sound and te.itle,
I lady can drive. I.u .v \. c,t> Market.
IaX)R SALE, one-horse lumber wagon. In
qiiiriY Ncx 90 Bo?ton street.
r pHOSK lots on lksststrvt ar.* tb. c #at>-
I eat harga ns on the mark : .*>r sj. r *.and it. jj.
JONF.B. Real Ksta'.e. 7 Whitaker
SALE—Splendid investment, two hmins
I on Gwinnett vtre t, Imn.Ovltately east.*f th*
i*\. F. A \V. railroad; each ho :sc i.u v u:u! t
tens at $lO apiece to good anil responsible ten
ants: Trice f 1,550. Apply quickly to it. i>.
UR(>OIIS, J!6 Bryan street.
SALE.—A r'ol'y good second hand saf *
for sale: double door; cheap. W. BLUETT,
116 Bryan street
OE^OND-IIAND rood enrt for ra.e cheap.
’ Address J. DAI RES, SCO Now' Houston.
I^ORSALE —elegant Ncyv Organs from
* vp: easy terms; full guaranU .
DAY IB BROS.
Houston, uar Drayton. Will
• sell it whole or subdivide. II ARM ON,
5 ALKi aMi H AERIE.
A , ALT! STL SPOT for picnics, mootl-
Ight.excursions anil beer gardens, adjoin
in Oh* New Vernon park race course, ahoa>iy
laid out Yvit h \y alks an 1 driven, and Koon to ho
coniu*cted with Uio city by an eh <rtrlc railway,
only two miles from city. A short time aud
Die city will prohibit men things on Sunday,
and th * man who ha.; tho above property will
bavf h fortune. Parties wishing to secure tho
k >ov i grounds at low figures will cull upon
!’• I*. DAhEIN a SON, r nil estate brokers,
corner Hr an and 1> ayton hi roots.
Oys era fresh every day at 25c
5 lei qi art. CHI U( TULL.
IpOR SALE, nine am* of inn I on White Bluff
1 r<>ad, about one mile twvond Vernou Park,
at S6O per aert*. (’. H. DORSE IT.
SALK • Hters .m tie half shell, dellv-
at-Vic per do%.in crushed ice. UIUKUII-
SALE. 1 t of doors, maklios and blindH,
1 cheap. Inquire E. E BERN KEN, 109 Bay
street. J
If on SALE, typewriters, new and second-hand,
also exchanged and repaired. 137 Parry
street.
I J OPPINHIIM. At otionecr, will nil Mon
• day. D‘C. 8. at ll od ioek. at his ealoKroom,
4 head of milch e ws and young calves , also
several horwes. Stm* 1 ; roceiv and up to hour of
Halo.
LVJU 8 VLK, a good paying factory In com
■ plot * running order. \ p vyhi.r bus noss
for any man with a few hundr and dt liars capi
Ittl. Addivs.s O. K , News office.
LM)RHALE 100cle.?ant now Eprlght Pianos
I from ssi2s up; easy terms, full guarantee.
DAVIS 818 )S.
!)1 Xl9O corner i >t, good street, east side, for
>l roG.leu e <r store purpose. HARMON.
WALKER A McIIARRIE.
\ CENTS get i the Sunday Issue of the Moan
♦ • ini* New*. Be Siire and read it. For sale
nt MI'LLRY NE‘S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and W aldburg streets.
l?OR SALE, flfij five sores land adjoining
I city limits, Applj to Jj' IKPH U. BAKER,
SALE -Clows. Soutli Carolina milkers
and springs and Fine Uolvteia Calves, at
GUILMARTIN A MEHRTENB\
OHOSPHATE 1 t
i bargain* in phosphate lands, nothing su
perior In the state as to quality, quantity and
price. All business ru-tly confidential. T.
BRIOHA I I dl< >P, < )cala,Vloride,
ijl \ -V"h, Perry, between It/tri anl and Whlto-
Du kor, with improvements. Bold for price
of lot. HARMON. WALKKIt McHARRIE.
If OH SALE 100 empty piano boxes, suitable
for c<,al or wood, packing eiutes. deg
hoesos, eta, worth $i 69, for only sl. DAVIS
BROS.
HALE, two lots, 42x100, Barnard and
I Anderson htreets. ir.(|uiro E. E. BERN
Kln 109 Bey street.
SALE, the Fried Oysters lu the
i city, 40c per do/. (Mil KCHILL.
SALK, timber lands, pine and cypress,
for turpentine aud saw mill purpose*: almo
phosphate lam is. Address LOLTR J. BRUSH &
( ’< Jecksonvll e, FI A,
with seven rooms in ii iho and every con
venience attached: tluw Ik a chance, for SI,<KX -n
monthly payments. R. H. JON KB, 7 Whitaker
street.
PHOTOGRAPHIC eutl A 4dmi\
J. 4x5; now cost sl6 50, will io sold ctmup.
LUDDi N&l nthern Music House.
| J OPRRNHi'iiM. Auctioneer, will red M< n
ff • d-y, Dec 8, r.t ll o'clock, at hi al< sn-om,
4 head *f milch cowhand young c&lvos; abf)
several horses. Btock received up to hour of
f.il'.
tjX)R SALE, five houses and very large lot,
southeast corner Pine and Lumber; now un
der Ug rent to responsib.e !/• turn u; immediut<dy
lu front of Savam.au Soap Works; will By sold
very cheap to close an estate. Ic. D. La ROCHE,
116 Bryan street.
I T'OR SALE—ISO empty organ boxes at only
75c. each; worth $1 15 D6 v i BR< >:•<.
HORSES AND MULES, Carriago Horses,
HuOneft* Hor.ies, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
accomodations for Boarding iWses an J mules,
nice Drags, Buggies, Saddle nor* H in livery at
GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS',Telephone9sl.
4 *IX97, Third avenue, between Drayton and
*hi A bercorn. Thin lot must be sold at mice,
and will h* sold cheap. Time payments if de
sired. HARMON, WALKER & McHARRIE,
156 Broughton street.
OR KALE.~
CIIAMPAGNER—Perrier Jouet, Veuve Olic
<juot,, Mu nun's Extra Dry, Verzenay,
Riper Ileidsieck and Imrierial Cabinet,
the Acme of Arnorican Wines.
RUMS—St. Croix and Jamaica, I20 u proof;
Now England, double stamp, 101", and
domestic grades.
IMPORTED WHlHKlKS—Jamieson's Irish and
Kameay a Scotch, 115* proof.
CORDlALS—Renedlctlr.e, Vermouth, Anisette,
Abdnthe, Curacoa, Kuramel, Mara
sc hi no. etc.
M. LA VIN S l-:sTATE. Telephone 54.
STRAYED.
STRAY’ El). Dec I), one large black dog; will
pitv a suitable reward for any Information.
A. J. FLOYD, 85 Montgomery street.
LrOSl.
IOHT, from 63 Harris strew, luallese kitten,
J half grown; liberalreward if returned.
riMIE finder of a breastpin lost on Sunday will
I lie rewarded by leaving same at LINDSAY
A MORGAN’S _
ILBT, at rnallneo yesterday afternoon, blaek
j seal pocketbook with silver clasp, with
cards containing owner s name und small sum
of money. Reward if returned to AUSTIN It.
M YRES, Morning News office, or 173 Hall street.
[ OST, large sorrel horse, very rear-sighted.
I J All parties ure cautioned against using him.
Reward if returned to 221 Henry street.
IORT, dark brown cow, with hors, brande 1
j Vi. It. on left side an 1 hip. Reward will
bo paid if returned to MRS. TYLER, 213 Mont
gomery street.
I OST, a black English collie; answers to
J name of llill. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving him with WM. HONE, E 8 Gordon
street
I OST, a white bull terrier dog; answers to
j uarno of "Nero.” Liberal reward if re
turned to 96 Price street, corner Chariton.
HEW AltJ).
C. | ff REWARD.—Lost, a Savannah, Arnerl
>'*‘l<) cu and .Montgomery rsiii ad receipt
from Americas, Ga., for Bio bales cott m, con
signed >E. A. Cults. F ulfil r plea c return to
psWRUYN KIR'S A GO., B*y street
BOARDING.
risaßLE HOARD, flrst claas, In private family,
1 convenient 10 railroads. Address Box 6,
Morning News.
WANTED, comfortable room* and good table
hoard iso hw i<ad at MRS. BIRD'S. tuA
Congress street. _ _________
11OARDEK wanted, inod labia aud pleasant
> ruotu, at luA Moutgomary street, writer
Taylor
, cao nod good board a
* I rotuMi at reaaoaahle irio*#. PALMER
■
MTSCELL ANEOtTS,
f OYSTI •; lovely '.ya! II HIMOn,
1 Macon a*! I iraytoa. Tvlonbone CM.
I HAVE it li.vo me a calL CHATHAJC
I .
* I; Gar-
Y nirt<l<Y to order; < hargu m ieratoi
Piti- ction g-.iaran* i. Him . : ,t at Mtylee of
♦ ill and winter -nmp;.*s always on hand. A.
GETZ, Tailor, Jefferson s?r*et.
'J'i RKEYS, tteeee and Ducks, at LOGAN’S.
\ 1 'THAI SS can be found toys and
zl \ llieworks at very low prioea.
f 1 ALL AT ED 1.. BY'’K •> Ci ir Store and
' * kat thos * btauGfu pi*. ; boxes with
' ; : y in t a m made up ex, re dy f,r Christ mag
gifts.
/ 1 WARY Mockin.; Bir Parrots Bird
A Mm!; •! tie. r.v. Bird Seed, etc., at GAR! A*
' K ■ i Bull sire it,
T < GAN'S. City Market, is the place for Beef,
■ J Mutbon, Veal, \ tables. Fish and Game.
\V ‘ Cl,n sid9r our prescription department
* the n>st imp riant part of our baAimjas,
aad so nothing but drugs and chemioaUi
absolute o inty and full strength McCAULEY
ACM Drayton and New Houston.
1 J. O'.’ ; NHl’.lM. A icMonear, will sell Mon
• day, De s.r. n o'clock, at his salesroom,
calves; also
several horses, IS took received up to hour of
sale.
/ 11D >irE ROSES and **h r fl ■ cri brought
" in daily to Sir <ng s Drug -tor ', also fine
floral •!- 8 gun nude to order. Ga.O. WAGNER,
Telephone lO'l
I wines and liquors ard cfg-irg; stock of
tho h ttlwav . on wind 1. 1 I‘oiry and
Hou [-*’istreets !* M< :l R\Y
\ r or will save mmr’v nv buying your toy*
I and tire works ut dI'KAUSS BilOß,’
DU. J KUO MB E. BLANC lias his Vegetable"
Depurative and Tonic at his office, comer
Drayton and President Mr.'ots, for Malaria (ro-
CAllcdi <'hillß or In' *nt and Gastric Fevers,
Kt'adaclie, Nervous Debility, Stomach, Liver
and Kidney Complaints, Rheumatism and all
Bb o 1 and Sum Diseases; $1 |>er Bottle. Uffioor
hours 9 to 9 i\ u.
ITI*ID>LSTERING. niatrcsscv properly ren
ovated,furniture repaired, chain* caned,
baby carriages a specialty. Hull and Whitaker
streets.
I.iOR nnythiug in Real Estate call and nao
HARM >N, U McHARRIE’H list
of improved and unimproved pro(>erty in city;,
a rrigo and farina in country
(Gf RlHTMAHgood* on inatalirnent, new goodrtl
coming in evu'ry day, call and He© the finest
Ime in town, at 198 to 199 Broughton street.
J. W TRKPLEA CO.
/ \LI) PORT WINE, imiHirtcd direct 1 1 rough
" " huvummh (Custom liotme, in cases suitable*
forpresentn. M. LAVIN'S ESTAtB.
I)UiiE MILI 1 t, 80 oral s gsllss,
mglecream 4 ) cents <|uirt, double cream
60 cent i quart. 112V4 Broughton.
I\ON’T fail to get a copy of Runday’s Issue or
" the Moiimno News. For sale at BLSHOP’H
DRUG STORE, corner Hall und Price streets.
1)0 eal and Mutton;
I) cheap at LOGAN'S.
IjIRERH OYSTERS every day at 11. HIRSOH^
H Macon and Drayton. Telephone 479.
r PItY L STERN A cos IJttla Havana and
I < >pera cigars at 5 emits.
HEAD tho Sunday Morning Nkws For saio
at KILEPER'S DRUG STORE,
Broad and Stewart streets.
\ LLIGATOIt FOOr PURSES, Allligator
j V feather Pursoa at GARDNER’S, 80)4 BulL
srffYt.
line of Meerschaum Pipes and C'iftr
Holders for tho holdllaya at ED L.
HYPE'S.
IOOK OUT! Christmas will soon be here;
J candy, cak*‘ and toothache, iteclpe: F.lec
trlc cars to BARIK’S DRUG BTOR*C; b ttlo
Electric Toothacho Drops; patient *iirtc!iarged t
tlm . o minute*.
/ lUT FLOW’EKS, llral benign*. Plants.
V. y DecornrioiiN attended to by OeUcldgs
Nursery. J. GARDNER, Agent, J 4 Bull
street.
Y JTABKETINO of ull kinds at LOUAN‘3.
/ YYfeTKRN, fried or any style at SAVANNAH
' f DINING ROOMS Avli RESTAURANT. K 0
Broughton street; we have not the finest cook
patrons don't care fur 1 oks of cook wo fur
niidi toe best cooked oysters; few can approach,
noun equal or surpass what we iiffor.
MILK, A few families can bo furnluhed with
pure sweet milk every morning by apply
ing, or address postal, to 63 Whitaker street.
1/jAI k CUBITIIOREH, at 25 cents each,
,UWYf worth double, atBTKAUBH BROS.
INSURANCE, protect your property ugatriHt
fire, storms and cyclones, hee advertise
ment JoHN N. J.iliNSnN ,v CO.
I JINK HARD PlN’Eat $J 25 ;>er cord. Apply
I. iv. ERWIN, Grapevine avenue. Savan
nah, Ga.
ittiN r FtlßfiUToa your way home to call
" at Perry aud Houston streets for your
family groceries. P. MoMURRAY.
IADIES liaving dresses, cloaks and sacks, or
J geut'euieu < uvurcouU and east off olothlng
thut wishes to dispose of them, ean Jo so hy
Bonding postal with their address to Mum,
BELL, Perry and Habersham streets.
IARGE STOCK'of dolls, doll carriages*
J wagons, carts, wheelbarrows, balking
horses, shosfiles, tool chests, guns, drums,)’
swords, games, bookt, toys of all kind, at?
LOUIB VOGEL S, Jefferson, near New Houston.
Cheapest place In the city,
/ YRANOE, Cocoa, Palmetto, Knakewood
'(lb u>, Malacci, Crooked Hickory Handle,
Blackthorn and other Walking Oanw in great
variety ut G A itl (NEtt’B, Bull street.
IT'RESH SMOKED and Pickled Tonguei, a
I 1 LOGAN’B.
IJOR a nice ( ’hrlstm/iH present, purchase one
of those nice Silk Umbrellas at KD BYOK’S,
corner Broughton and Drayton. \
Yi/TIEN necessity compels you to patronizar
V v the druggist, romember thut MoCAULE x !
& CO., Drayton and New Hsiuton. can furnish,
you /. itli the purest and freshest drugs at rea
sonnble prices. Prescriptions, etc., ((rider the,
supervision of an sxperienc and graduate in pharf
macy. Telephone Id!. Night bell at side en
trance on f (rayton street.
I f UY your toyi and fireworks at STRAUBB
> BROH.', 22 and 22% Barnard street.
J \ON’T fail to gets copy of Sunday's issue of
J t tije Mousing Nkws. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG HT< (RE. corner Hall and Price streets.
I FURNITURE of all kinds repaired ln flrst
-1 class style by E. B. CO.
IT'RKSH OYBTFIRfI every day at H HIRSCH,
Macon and Drayton. Telephone 476.
IJ. OPPF.NHF.IM, Auctioneer, will sell Mon
. day, Dec k. at ll o'clock, at his salesroom,
4 head of milch cows and young calves; also
several horses. .Stock received up to hour of
\LI. physicians unite In recommending their
patients to have food properly cooked, a*
Is done at (SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AN t
RESTAURANT, 80 Broughton street; tablo
board,
r CENTS guts Uio Hunday ssue of the Moax
> iso Nsws. He sure and read it. For gala
at MULLRYNK’B DRUG STOKE. West Broad
and Woldburg streets.
\CH(>I< E selection of fine curtains just re
receivtxi. from 500 to s■"> a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
i 'ALL AT J’EPUY AND HOUSTON street*
V for your choice family groceries. P. Mc-
MUKKAY.
MATT'UKHsER renovated In best roraci in tha
dty by Empire bargain Cos., liberty and
Jefferson streets.
f POOL CHESTS, locents to $2 CO; drums 23
I 1 eats and up; dolls 1 cent and up.
STRAUSS BRi iS.’
1/oWES, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys, by the
I carload every week LOGAN
HOI BEHOLD AMMONIA, large bottle Mo.i
Refined Borax 29c. |siud; Tooth Brushes
Alp., worth alrmwt double; To t ipuks sc. box.
At LIVINGnTON’B Pharmacy. __________
IV you want first-ciass work done for llitls
rtiouev, get your old trunks and secli-l< re
paired at Till: CHATHAM TRUNK rACI'GttT,
Wi Broughton street, near Abereern street.
HAIR mattresses msde to order, heal ticking,
hair Hue quality, only ftA. Hull and
Whitaker Mreet.
X'iiV will find L. BTEHN *"66 ’fi >J Asirni*
1 01.. J, Mountain Hnmi and Amateur Ut>
cigars at Ml ousts equal to liopvftad
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