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bloom ingda.le xa in ir.
Tie Little villegra Keeping Face With
Its Enterprising Neighbors.
While Guyton, Pooler end the other 1
rJ burban town* along the line of the Cen
tal have come in for a good nhare of public :
attention in the way of noting their increase !
ia p ipulation and improvement*, but little,
if anything, has been said of quiet little
pioomingdale, station No. 1} j, near the line
of Chatham and Effingham.
Its people do not boast of any very sud
den increase of population, nor of being on
a boom, yet in a quiet way the little town
has been forging ahead and can now boast
of a steady growth, with corresponding mi
provemeots.
George H. Miller, who some two years
ago purchased the Meldrim property, laid
off a large portion of the land tributary to
the depot in lot* and disposed of them on
easy terms to all those who desired homes.
Many mechanics and laboring men who
work in Savannah located there.
8. W. Hester, an enterprising gentleman,
has'recently erected three very handsome
cottages, which he readily found tenants
for.
James Mordecai, connected with the cot
ton warehouse deportment of the Central,
has recently moved his house back on a
line with the new bouse* erected by Mr.
Hester, and otherwise gave hi* home a
thorough overhauling, with neat, new fenc
ing and other desirable and tasty changi s,
so making it one of the prettiest places in
the village.
C. H. Hebause, D. E. Waller and {Calvin
Moore are having material put on the
ground, and will at an early day begin the
erection of neat cottage houses.
Many of these people live at Blooming
dais and work in Savannah, and, sine* the
recent changes in the running of trains,
they are not so well provided for in reach
ing the city at an early hour as their neigh
bors at Po >lsr. It is apprehended by some
that, unless more favorable arrangements
are providod for their little town, is growth
will be retarded.
THE! CITY'S DRAINAGE.
Sanitary Inspector Desvergera Points
Out a Few Things.
Inspector Desvergers in his weekly report
to the Citizen 1 * Sanitary Association says
that the low lands on all sides of the city
are more or less submerged from the recent
rainfall, and it will be a fortunate circum
stance when the drainage commission la
organized and the people of Savannah
know who to hold responsible for unsani
tary conditions in the matter of drainage.
The inspector says that then, perhaps, the
people will know whether the railroad com
panies, who have created borrow-pits in and
immediately around the city, can be com
pelled to drain them; whether railroads, by
purchasing lands contiguous to the city
limits, can destroy or impair systems of
drainage established in behalf of the city’s
sanitation long anterior to the purchase,
and whether the city can allow its tenants
to pasture cattle o i lands purchased by the
city with a view to secure drainage and san
itary conditions, and thereoy defeat the
object of the purchase.
The people will know, too, whether it i3
expedient for the city to have two gangs of
laborers under dry culture supervisors reg
ularly employed to open and keep open
drains at a heavy expense to the city, and
gangs of cattle daily following behind these
laborers treading the ditcues in, and
whether brick manufacturing compauies
can make excavations on lands purchased by'
the city in the interests of sanitation and
afterward sold or leased to sucb companies
and then leave other excavations to become
sources of malaria until the city is forced to
employ the labor and sustain the expense of
of draining them.
It will also be learned whether the county
commissioners will meet with continued
discouragement in their work of draining
around the city or find in the commission
an organization which will co-operate with
thorn in their efforts to promote sanitary
conditions around the city.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Palestine Commandsry’s Officers for
the Next Year.
At the annual conclave of Palestine Com
mandery No. 7, Knights Templar, held
night before last, the following officers were
elected:
E. C.—Sir John H. Cavanaugh.
General—Sir Joseph Phillip-.
Captain General—Sir Robert S. Mali.
Prelate—Rev. Sir O. P. Fitzsimons.
b>r. W.—Sir Charles A. Drayton.
Jr. W.—Sir J. R. Saussy.
Treasurer—Sir R. P. Lovell
Recorder—Sir John F. I-a Far.
Sword B.—Sir Robert C. Kennedy.
Standard B.— Sir A. R. Lauuey.
B arden—Sir A. P. Waring.
Sentinel—Sir Charles G. Anderson.
Organist—Sir M. Shirard.
First Guard—Sir Thomas H. McMillan.
Second Guard—Sir George C. Goebel.
Third Guard—Sir James R. Sheldon.
About thirty-five knights expect to go to
Macon May 6 to the grand conclave.
A Growing Dry Goods Trade.
It is a pleasure to chronicle the advance
ment and prosperity of a business enterprise
where push and energy are the basis of their
endeavors, and in this instance it is a grati
fying fact that the dry goods house of Mor
rison, Foye & Go. has risen into promi
nence during the past three years.
Bv strict attention to all of the details of
a first-class dry goods establishment, the se
lection of the choicest fabrics and a well
trained and experienced corps of assistants
they have succeeded in building up a trade
that is gratifying to the proprietors and a re
ward for ti.eir earnest and persevering ef-
IO! ts.
store comprises three floors filled
with a well selected stock of staple and
fancy dry goods. A special feature of the
firm s stock is a fine line of black and col
ored dress goods and silks. Tbese lines com
prise all the leading novelties, and are
always kept in large varieties. Linwortb
Hosiery, of which they are the sole agents,
are constructed with reinforcements of
linen at the heel and toe, which results in a
Stocking of great prac: ical merit.
Morrison, Foye & Cos. keep a large stock
01 Eoods for the jobbing trade which con
sists of children’s clothing, muslin under
", ear . ladies’ blouse waists, jerseys, notions,
*'*• They have established quite a growiug
trade in this line. Au inspection of their
large stock of novelties is interesting to
tnose who appreciate excellent selections in
nrst-class goods.
A Big Factory.
From days beyond the ken of man
wheeled vebiclos for transportation have
been used. Wagons of a rude shape wero
used at the building of the tower of Babel.
Chariots we read of as early as Pharaoh,
ihe carriage, coach and wagon are indis
pensable agents for the convenience of man.
oavannah has a number of concerns de
voted to this moat useful of trades. Some,
however, from longer experience, better
training while acquiring the mastership of
the trade, and Datura! aptitude, coupled
with industry and enterprise, take prece
dence of their competitors. Amopg this
class is recognized the establishment of D.
A. Altick’a Hons, successors to D. A. Altiek
Boos, who established their business in
this city many yt ars ago, and have, by dili
gent and careful attention to their trade,
built up a business of enormous propor
tions. Their main factory is iu Lancaster,
Ba., where their predecessors have been in
business for forty-three years. The work
!*of the very beet description, symmetrical
,n Build, strong, durable, carefully and
completely ironed and painted.
B. A. Altick’s Sons have on exhibition an
e ‘ ? gant line of carriages, buggies, surreys,
toad carte, phaetons and wagons. They
have introduced this season the “Climax' 1
cable buckbnard, which is a marvel in cop
•truction and convenience, being three com
fortable vehicles iu one. It will beoome de
servedly popular.
A peculiar fact with refer
ence to Dr. Pierce’s Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and
other blood medicines,which
are said to be good for the
blood in March, April and
May, the “ Discovery ” works
equally well all the year
round , and in all cases of
blood-taints or humors, no
matter what their name or
nature.
It’s the cheapest blood
purifier sold through drug
gists.
Why? Because it’s sold
on a peculiar plan, and you ,
only pay for the good you
get. Can you ask more?
“ Golden Medical Discov
ery ” is a concentrated vege
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The “ Discovery ” cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, Tet
ter, Salt-rheum, Fever-sores,
White Swellings, Hip-joint
disease and kindred ail
ments.
Waynesboro Personals.
Waynksboho, Ga., March 28.—Misses
Ruth and Mamie Holleyir.an, sisters of
Mrs. J. K. Evans, are visiting here at the
the home of the latter.
Miss Saxon, from Cartersville, Ga., is the
guest of Mrs. Emmett C. Lanier, formerly
Miss Anna Cox.
Miss Clifford Gray of Waynesboro is
away visiting friends, viz., Miss Broyles of
Atlanta, Ga.,Miss Burras of Columbus, Ga.,
and others.
Miss Beile O’Bryan of Charleston is visit
ing Miss Kate Godbee.
SPECIAL NOTICES”
THE SODit NKXVe
Will be found regularly on sale at the following
places,
ESTILL’B NEWS DEPOT, 21V4 Bull street.
CONNOR’S NEWS STAND.
E. J. KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE.
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. MULLRYNE & CO.’S DRUG STORE,
West Broad and Waldburg streets.
BT. J. R. YONGE’S DRUG STORE,
Corner Whltakor and Duffy streets,
W. A. BISHOP'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Hall and Price streets.
JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE,
Corner New Houston and Drayton streets
THE ARTESIAN SWIMMING POOL
On Liberty street is being much improved. Will
be leased on favorable terms to responsible par
ties. Apply to
WALTHOUR & RIVERS,
No. 103 St. Julian Street.
GLYCERINE SOAP, lO CENTS A BAR.
This Soap is usually sold at double the above
price. Supply is limited.
ROWLINSKI, Pharmacist,
Broughton and Drayton Sts.
Telephone 405.
DR. M. SCHWAB & SON,
GRADUATE OPTICIANS,
No. 23 Ill’Ll. Strset, Savannah, Ga.
If your eyes are not properly fitted with eye
glasses or spectacles, we desire the opportunity
of fitting them with glasses which will correct
any visual imperfection tnat may exist, or can
be corrected by scientific means As specialists
we have fitted ourselves by a practical course of
study, graduating from Dr. C. A. Bucklin'*
School of Optics, New York. We are practical
opt.cians, and make our own goods. New lenses
put in old frames while you wait. Ooulists'
prescriptions a specialty, and carefully filled.
No charge for examination.
GROCERIES.
HERE THEY ARE.
Just a Few Specialties, But
They Give You an Inkling
of What We Have,
Just Drop in, We Will do
the Rest
Specialties,
SALMON STEAKS
The delicacy of delicacies of the fish product.
The fattest fish selected and only the middle
cut used. That is the choicest. We have them.
ASPARAGUS TIPS.
There you strike what you want at a feast.
We have them in the best lo m and everybody
is delighted with them.
MACKEREL, WITH TOMATO SAUCE.
Another Fish delicacy that is popular among
the families who have had the pleasure of
placing them on their table.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GELATINES.
TRY THEM.
THESE WILL CATCH YOU.
French Cordials, Martel! Brandies,
Clarets and Rhine Wines,
Bass Ale and Porter,
AND
SOLE AGENTS FOR KAISER BEER.
EVERYTHING IN THiC GROCERY LINE
AT
ingeJ I, Rons
NO. 144 CONGRESS ST.
REAL, ESTATE.
D. J. Mclntosh & Cos.,
Keetl ICetate Exohenge,
City Lota, Small Farms. Yellow Pine
Timber Lands bought and sold. Corre
spondence solicited
Office corner Francis and Kemsbart streets,
WAYCROSB, GA.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MARCH 20. 1891—TWELVE PAGES.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
a p rap tjbxmkstx word, m
Mr*, to thit eoiumm winerted far O-VA
CKtfT A WO&D, Onat m Advance, oat
Surtiaa
JDomyboOy wfce fcu mm <*, mtrptt,,
anvtAwv •<> iw, or il, Imvine*. or
•MOMmodaftau to mourv.' snzW.onp
to gratify, iKenUd advert im u* Uu ooivmtm.
CALENDAR.
MARCH
SUNDAY
Hush; draw nparj—while ye pray.
Through tbe night-gloom breaks the day;—
IjO, the stone in rolled awav!
Bend and look! Beside the* bed.
Where He lay, the rovai deal,
Watching angels wait instead.
Hark! upon the listen id g ear.
Falls a voice serene and clear
“He is risen," “He is not here.”
—Mary Love Dickinton .
SMOKE
Ism Curl 5! Cigars
TO-ID_A_^r.
PERSONAL.
(JJ.O TO headquarters for fine Photographs;
T cheapest and best; finest accessories in
Savannah. For thirty days I will jrive away
one extra in larire gilt fra i.e with each dozen
cabinets. Business established June 1, 1865. J.
N. WILSON, 21 Dull street.
ATOTICE to the I.adi-H of Bavannah: I will
be pleased to take i our orders for the bust
Sewing Machine on t o marker. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address i‘< iWKN, 20 Berrien street.
U'OR thirty-eipht years the purity and excel-
I lenee of our brands of liquors have been
commended by a discriminating public. 31.
LAV IN’S ESTATE.
Removal-geo. ebberwein baa moved
to 208 Jones street, and is better prepared
than ever to supply his customers.
A NOTHER large invoice of those splendid
-TV. pillow shams at 2o cents have arrived.
Call early at 3lr.s. J. J. GRASS', corner Barnard
and York streets.
I PHOTOGRAPHS—Forest City Rooms; fine
1 cab nets two dollars per dozen. One hun
dred and forty-nine Congress street.
\TLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers. Tanks and
Stacks, Grate Bara an l Building Castings.
LOMBARD & CO.. Augusta, Ga.
£ CENTS gets the Sunday ssuh or the Morn
tJ ino News. Be nure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE'B DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Wald burg streets.
MRS. HAMILTON, the dressmaker, can be
found at 142 Hull street, corner Whitaker.
\TTENTION LA/>IES —Mail 2c. stamp for
sealed instructions for enlarging your bust
5 inches, using Emma bust developer; guaran
teed; 24 page illustrated catalogue for 50c.
EMMA TOILET BAZAR, 224 Tremont street,
Boston, Mass.
GARRETT MURRAY t lof
WHOLESALE BOTTLE DEALERS,
BOTTLES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
17 and 62 Henry Street, BrooklynN..Y.
The highest price paid for Champagne and
Claret Bottles. Ales and Porter, and all kinds of
Minaral Water Bottles. All orders punctually
attended to in the city or country.
BANGS
Made up of fine, soft and naturally curly hair,
exceedingly becoming, fashionable and lasting.
The Cleopatra, a beautiful bang, particularly
becoming, only $5 60. The Davenport, a ve,ry
light and fluffy bang, which adapts itself welllo
the shape of the forehead, $3 25. The V bang
in various makes, from 75j, up to St 50. Spe
cial care given to the trimming of ban s a id
children’s hair-cutting. BROUGHTON STREET
HAIR STOKE.
FINGER RINGS.
A well selected stock, both in quality and de
sign, at prices that speak for themselves. A
superb Diamond Ring for S2B 60. A richly
mounted Gold Ring, with a cluster of Pearis,
Garnet and Turquoises, for only $6 50. which
would be cheap at $9 An elegantly sot Ring
with Amethyst and Pearl for $4 50; the same
has been soi l for $3. A beautiful Chased Ring
for $3 85, sold usually at $5. Fine selections of
plain Gold Rings, tioth heavy and light.
FEGEaS’, 112 Broughton street.
IIVE MEN who have placed premiums with
-i merchants on the "punch card system”
can learn of a “bonanza." Address P. O. Box
1879, New York.
SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work
all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM
BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.
READ the Sunday Monmxo Sits. For sale
at KIE FFER'B DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
A NOTIIER large invoice of those splendid
pillow shams at 20 cents have arrived.
Call early at Mrs. J. J. GRASS', corner Barnard
and Yora streets.
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., aud if you
want your valuables returned in tho same con
dition aa left, patronize home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street. E.
MUHLBERG, Manager.
DR. BLANC’S Vegetable Depurative and
Tonic for Stomach, Liver and Blood. 65
Charlton street.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column
will surety bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
CHANGEABLE wear her makes sickness prev-
J aieDt, so our wines and liquors are not
only luxuries but necessities. M. LAVIN’3
ESTATE. Telephone 54.
KORTING IMPROVED INJECTOR, the beat;
over thirty thousand sold. If your ma
chinist don’t have it get him to order of LOM
BARD & CO.. Augusta, Ga.
DON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday's issue of
the Mourn* a Nzws. For sale at BISHOP'S
DRUU STORE, corner Hall and Price street*.
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is on sale
JL at JOHNSON’S DRUU STORE, New Hous
ton and Drayton.
On IVEN A WAV, one handsome almost life-
J size picture with eacn dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY A
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
HELP WANTED.
\\T ANTED, one good carpenter at Pooler;
W white preferred. Apply to J. IL ADAMS,
Foreman.
WANTED, two engergetic men to solicit for
a well-known Life insurance Company.
Special plans, without competition here. Lib
eral comp msation and advancement to compe
tent men. Apply Motfday, from 9to 12 a. a,
96 Bryan street.
xt vanTED, an active young man to manage
V v an office; good references and $775 cash
capital required. Salary SI,OOO per year and In
terest in the busine a. Address W D. ALLEN
& OO , Room 66 Gould Buidiog, Atlanta, Ga.
XTrANTED, intelligent men and women to
TV takfforders for Stanleys "In Darkest
Africa." Mr. Stanley is now lecturingfn -outb
eru cities, thus making tbe present a rare op
portunity to sell bis nook. Address, CHARLES
SCRIBNER'S SONS, 43 and *5 N. Pryor street.
Atlanta, Ga.
lIELP NY ANTED.
\\” ANTED, a young girl to help and have
* v care of children; wages $5 00 per month.
Apply for DYER. 64 South Broad street.
\\ T ANTED, two good CO it hands at once;
M steady work: good wage*. BENSON.
ELVIORE Jt FRY, Augusta. Ua.
N\7ANTED, a settled white woman to cook
11 and assist la housework. Apply at J. F.
TEYNAC. next Cjncordia Park.
\\T ANTED, two-whste gfrii with good refer”
*' cnees. Address lb, the Morning News
office. 1
\V r ANTED, nurse for baby and small child:
v v middle aged woman preferred, must
corns well recommended. Address NURSE,
office.
Y\' r ANTED, by old established house, gentle
v * man or lady in southern office, salary
s7so—position pe WMaMt; inclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. MANAGER, Lock Box 632,
Chicago.
WANTED, first-class traveler, conversant
v 1 with the dry goods and notion line; only
such need apply; state salary and reference.
Address for one week RELIABLE, Box 38,
Savannah.
KM PLOT MBMT W ANTED.
\\T ANTED, position by young lady: writes
11 good business hand: understands book
keep ng Address MISS K. W., care of News.
YITANTED, situation as chambermaid in pri
v 1 vate family by a German girl. Address
CHAM BERMAID, 37 Broughton street.
POSITION WANTED to travel Florida. Sat
isfactory reference. Salary first six months
no object. No. 71, Pulaski House.
VtTANTED. employment of some kind by a
T reliable young man, accurate in figures;
good penman; can give the b-st of references.
Address S., care the Morning News.
lUANTED, a situation by a young man;
1 good business experienc i. office or outside
work. K., care of Morning News.
Yf7ANTED, a position as traveling salesman
* T for a good wholesale house, by ono of
some exerieuce; groceries prefered. Address
A. M. R., care Morning N'.-ws. *
\\T ANTED, by an active young man 19 years
11 of age, a position; office work preferred.
Graduate of Osborne Business College Can
give good reference. Address BUSINESS, 210
President street.
\V r ANTED, by a young man of good morals,
v* steady habils and rehahle; a position at
moderate pay; collecting preferred, one thor
oughly acquainted with the city. Address RE
LI ABLE, Morning News.
STENOGRAPHER, a competent stenographer
l~ and typewriter, owning machine and we 1
educated, desires position In Savannah; highest
credentials from present and past ernploj ers.
Address W„ care News.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED, at once, flat of 109:118 suitable for
v 1 light housekeeping, convenient to Central
railroad. K., Morning News office.
AV r ANTED, part of house or rooms, partly
v 1 furnished or unfurnished, for light house
keeping by married people without children, if
possible with stable room. Address C. B. X.
News,
r l''WO young men of quiet habits desire con
.1 necting furnlshe I rooms in private family.
Terms no object. Address SPHINX, this office.
mw ELiLANlions wants.
IOAN ASSOCI TION stocks and stocks of
J all local instilutiona wanted. ROWLAND
& MYERS, 122 Bryan street.
YirANTED— Call and see Raymond & Co.’s
t 1 Samples: latest out and lowest pi ices for
same grade of goods, with workma ship unsur
passed. Ail suits guaranteed, or no sale. P. G.
ME Alt A, opposite Marshall House
I) OAT WANTED, to charter, three to six
3 months, seven to ten tons, sloop rig. Ad
dress, with terms. Box 198 P. O.
I WANT A HOUSE AND LOT north of Ander
son in any good location, at a price about
$2.5Ch to $3,500. Send me on particulars, and I
will surely .ell. R. D. LaROCiIE, H*al Estate,
11*1 Bryan street. ... .
nOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rout, from
Nov. 1. next, for a term of years, a desir
able medium sized oi large house in thorough
repair and with all modorn i nprovement*.
Must be well located, soutn of Jones streeet.
and near Forsyth park. Rent paid promptly
and careful use of property guaranteed. Ad
dress before July 1, 11, A. J., Morning News
office.
YY7ANTED, $10,0(0: security, real estate
VI valued at 529,000; two or turea years. IM
PROVEMENTS. Morning News.
CENTS gets the Sunday issue or tbe Morn
*) isa N*wh. Bo sure and read it. For sals
at MULLRYNE’B DRUG STORK, West Broad
and Woldburg streets.
YITANTED, the public to get tbe benefit of
T v low price* ami superior goods which our
large purchases and mutual co-operation render
possible. M. LAViN’S ESTATE.
ANTED, to save o ir customers the cost of
v V casing goods, and also the freight and
duty on glass. We boy our liquors in bulk and
bottle them here under our own label, which is
a sufficient guarantee of their purity. M. LAV
IN’S ESTATE.
ROOMS TO XtEMT.
r pWO nicely furnished south rooms, bath on
X same floor, b! Barnard street.
1/CRNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, permanent
or transient, at 80 Broughton s'.reet.
1/OR RENT, large and small rooms, second
A floor, southern exp.sure. 155 South Broad.
ROOMS TO RENT, furnishod or unfurnished.
37 Broughton street.
IV OOMS TO RENT to party without children,
t Montgomery, near Taylor.
I,''OR RENT, two nicely furnished front rooms
X on first and second floor, to gontioiner., 50
Habersham street.
iTOR KENT, two rooms, on corner Whitaker
and State etree.s, over New Home sewing
machine office.
I TOR RENT, furnished rooms, bath attached.
gentlemen only. Apply 31 Lincoln, corner
State street.
I TOR RENT, large front room, furnished or
unfurnished, with conveniences; terms
reasonable. 43 Broughton.
JTOR REST, pleasant rooms, furnished, with
or without board; also day board, at 56
Barnard street.
I TOR RENT, two large unfurnished rooms.
Apply to G. CUTHBERT GUERARD, 50
State street.
T/OR RENT, elegant rooms; everv conven-
X ience; near business center, 2UB Broughton.
Table board.
\FLAT of four rooms suitable for light
housekeeping, facing Telfair square. J 67
York street.
l/OK RENT, neatly furnished south rooms.
X large and small, for gentlemen only. 139
Liberty street.
1/OR RENT, three nice rooms for gentlemen,
unfurnished, or suitable for light house
keeping; near business Address M. 8., care
Morning News.
TO RENT, for $3, large front roam nicely
furnished, gas, hot and cold bate, ten min
utes’ walk from business center. Address COM
FORT, Morning New*.
T/OR RENT, three rooms and hall room,
X nicely furnished; one unfurnished second
floor, with or without board, in private family.
York, first door west Whitaker.
TTOR RENT, three rooms, two large and one
X small, with modern conveniences, for light
housekeeping, in good neighborhood. Addresß
W , Morning News.
HObseS ANI) STOKES FOR KEN T.
I TOR RENT, desirable dwelling on Price
street, near Gaston street. Apply KOL
LOCK & SCREVEN.
FOR RENT, that dcsirabht residence, with
gaiden. 158 Hull street. Possession May 1.
Apdly to GUSTAVE ECKSTEIN.
-|(V> WALDBURG STREET for rent; im
lots mediate possession. C. P. MILLER,
Real Estate.
ITOK RENT, a desirable residence with all
modern conveniences, furnished or un
furnished. Inquire at 169 Jones street.
FOR RENT, a desirable house. 87 Aodrrson
street, between Habersham and Price
streeta. Apply next door,
I TTOR RENT, house 53 York street,' twelve
rooms: rent reasonably to permanent ten
ant. Apply 55 York or 42!$ Habersham.
JTOR RENT, large bouse, 169 McDonough
street, lnqutre A. 6. COHEN, 133J4
Broughton street
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
I jWB RENT, house 72 Jonc* street; ils per
month. J. E. FULTON, agent.
yOR RENT, house IBS Taylor street. Inquire
1 A. S. COHEN, IS ‘Vis Broughton street.
IjV)R RENT, three story on brick basement
tenement h m*e. No. 131 Taylor street.
M. S. BAKER, real estate agent.
t[V>R RENT, small store and dwelling, 176
Broughton street; good location for res
taurant.
FX)R RENT, * new house; water up ami down
stairs; sink in kitchen. Apply to M. EGAN,
Fast Broad and Huntingdon streets.
IjV>R RENT, dwelling 42H Jefferson street,
next to corner of York. Kent $25 per
month O. H. ItEMSHART. 118 Bryan street.
IYOR RENT, a comfortable two-etory brick
house on Charlton street, convenient to
Savannah. Florida and Western railway depot.
Apply DAVIS BROS.
Bay street, three stories; cellar,
kj elevator ad steam power in building.
JOHN H. RUWE.
IjV>R RENT, that large and commodious
house, No. 60 Broughton street. 10 rooms
on every floor,water, gas, stables, etc i.oration
convenient to business: flrst-cais condition
Apply to I. D. LaROCHE 4 SON. Bay street
A RARE CHANCE to rent an old established
business stand in Guyton. New Store,
New Counters, Shelves, Show Case*, etc. O.
MaTHEk. JOB Brought us str—t, savannah, Ga.
IJOR RENT, desirable store. £4 Whitaker
street, Lyons Block.
IY'OR RENT, store No. 181 Congress street,
r third door east Jefferson. Appiy at
DRYFUS BROS.
FUR BIN V M 1 SUE LEAN KO USL
CHOW WINDOW AND DESK ROOM for rent,
O Corner Whitaker and Hull streets.
r l''o RENT, the large ball in tbe Odd Fellows
I building, with supper room ami toibt room
attachod, suitable for german*, sociables, Balls
or any public gathering; seats 600 Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A, K. FAWCETT, Market
Square,
'•pilEflrst floor of the Whitfield building is
1 now being titled up for the Postofllce; the
upper floors are for rent, and will he rented
either as a whole or divided up to suit tenants.
Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN A CO.. 102V6 Bay
street.
FOB SALE
nORSKS, mules, mares, best tncltv; carriage,
draught, busliiesa, big and medium mules.
Nioe drags, buggies, and saddle hor.-es in livßry.
.1 F. GUILMARTIN & CO., Boardiug, Sale,
Livery Stables. Telephone 251.
CEYEKAL pieces of “Yamncraw" properly;
fj well situated and paying property. KOS
SIGNOI. Real Estate.
17HJR SALE, two African gray parrots, ut 109
. Jones street.
CECOND AVENUE. South Side, second west
i ’ of Aberccru; lot 38x135. This is an elegant
lot and cheap. Apply K. D. LaUOCHK. 116
Bryan street, Hot! Ksiete.
IT’OR SALE. Foe our list of offerings in Spe-
I clal Notice columns. ROWLAND & MY
ERS. _ ______ ,
FPIIE finest pieco of Bay street property
J offered to Investors for year*. ROdSIG
NOL, Real Estate.
Hydraulic jack for sale—Dudgeon*
improved: capacity ISO t/ms; lift 12 inches.
H. K. JOSSELYN. Guyton, Ga.
SIXTY acres of open land, situated on both
sides of tm- Vernon Park railway in aight,
of tho city. UOSSIGNOL, Real Estate.
IiONDS FOR SALE —514,000 first mortgage
V bond* of the Tybee Hotel Company, bear
ing 6 per cent, interest, in lots to suit pur
chasers. Bids should be handed in to J. K.
BROOKS, Secretary and Treasurer, 135 Bay
street.
T/OR SALE CHEAP, a No. 6 Monitor two*
I burner Cooking and Heating Oil Stove. 89
Congress street
RESIDENCE No. Seventy-one New Houston
sireot; three thousand dollars: easy pay
merits, large Joi. Rs >SSI(IN( >!,, Real Estate.
nl.ru BUSINESS in savannah. This is a
bargain seldom offered. Address BAR
GAIN, care of News.
I/IFTY-EIGHT seres of the finest land on
toe Hklclaivay shell road. ROSSIGNOL,
Real Estate.
IOCOMOTIVE for sale. 11. E. JOSBELYN.
j Guyton, Ga.
I TOR SALE, horse, buggy ant harness, to
gether u separate; alio light business
wagonand four-s -a'ed buggy. A. K. WILSON,
Bay and Houston streets.
RESIDENCE No. Ninety-eight New Houston
sirt-et; cheap aud oasy terms. ROSSIO
NOL, Real Estate.
{TOR SALE, a flourishing merchant tailor
business in one of ti e best cities in Geor
gia. Only good mm with cash may apply to
A. I!. care of Savannah Morning News.
I TTOR SALE, tomato plants. Apply to G. M.
J RVAI-S.
\7"ERY handsome banjo, beautifully inlaid.al
most new, absolutely perfect; a bargain
sls, 24 Lincoln street.
RESIDENCE No. Sixty-two Henry street;
four thousand dollars; envy payments.
ROSSIGNOL, Real K-tate.
1/OR SALE, Mathushsk piano in good condi
tion, parable In twelve installments of $lO
each. Call at 801 Congress street.
£?OMF. of the most desirable property ever
O offered inve.tors. ROSSIGNOL, Real
Estate.
A FERRIS HAM for Easter dinner, for sale at
W.M. BOHKIHLNU’S. Price and Harris.
4 LOVELY LOT FOR SALE, northwest
I\. corner Waldburg and iianersham, 40x116;
one of the best improved lots in the city; for
sale cheap. Apply It. D. LaROCHE, 116 Bryan.
Real Estate. >
CMALL HOUSE AND LOT on Waldburg lane,
ir between Frice and East Broad. ROSSIG
NOL, Real Estate.
IOTS situated on the Vernon Park Railway
J on very easy terms. ROSSIGNOL, Real
Estate.
I HAVE STILL a few Mocks of that elegant
property on Ninth street, from Bull to East
Broad, for sale. These can lie bought on very
reasonable terms. K. D. LaROCHE, 116 Bryan
rtreet.
FTOR SALE, in the southern part of the city,
a flno corner, with two Srtory houses and
two 1-story house*. An excellent stand for
business. ROBERT H. TATEM, Beal Estate
Dealer.
HEF'ORE long I will probably offer a block of
the most beautiful lots in tbe city. KOB
- Real Estate.
I /OR SALE—Van Tine & Cos., who have placed
with me oue ot their elegant lines of Ham
pies, want the dressy people of Savannah to call
and inspect all of the latest styles in fine men's
wear in the market up to date. P. G. IuEAKA,
Broughton street.
1/OR BALE, California Claret in small kegs,
X also in cases. All kinds of Imported and
domestic Wines and Liquors from $1 per gallon
up to $lO. M. LAVIN'H ESTATE, 45 East Broad
street.
1/IVE LOTS on Twelfth street for twenty
' seven hundred and fifty dollars; easy pay
ments. ROSSIGNOL, Real Estate.
I JIG HAMS, strips and shoulders; also Ferris’
and Magnolia Hams for tale by the MU
TUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, corner
Barnard and State streets.
ONE of the best located lota In tha city, north
west corner Abercorn and First streets, 62x
105. Price,s2,7so. This is cheap. See It. R.D. LA
ROCHE, real estate. 116 Bryan street.
SIX LOTS on Eleventh street for twenty
seven hundred dollars. ROSSIGNOL, Real
Estate.
I TOR SALE.—See oar list of offerings in Spe
-1 clal Notice columns. ROWLAND &M Y
ERS.
NORTHWEST CORNER ABERCORN and
First street, 62x105, high and dry. If a
really fine lot is needed see this one, and It will
surely please. Call on me for particulars R.
D. LaROCHE, 116 Bryan street. Real Estate.
P. B.—This is probably one of the only lots in
the city that eanbecurbod and terraced.
RESIDENCE, corner Congress and Haber
sham. for five thousand dollars, easy pay
ments. ROSSIGNOL, Real Estate.
ITOK BALE, White pine doors, sash, blinds,
1 molding*, stair work, paints, oils, glass,
etc.; lubricating and illuminating oils, mill sup
plies, builders' hardware. Terra Cotta pipe,
lime, plaster, hair, Roaenilala and Portland
cement, by ANDREW HANLEY, 6 a vanned), Ga.
FOR SALE.
ITOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, a six room
I tenement house on West Broad street, near
Henry; water in house and yard: room* nicety
calciimned; large kitchen; house in good order.
A neat amt comfortable hou-e for a man with a
email family. Address HOUSE, thi* office, or
call at 26SH West i road street. Suwsr connec
tion just made with promise*.
FX)R SALE, few shares Chatham Real Estat*
and Improvement Stock, eerie* A; also
Chatham Bank Stock. AUSTIN MYREs!
Morning New*.
lIffBRTT ACRES, about Ninth atreet be
tween Water* road and Ogeechee road
ROSSIONOL, Real Estate.
NO. 3 KNOWLES STEAM PUMP for sale.
11. K. JOSSELYN, Guyton, Ga
IJSOR SALK, mare, road cart and harness.
Apply 31 West Broad street.
C'AMF.RA AT A BAROA IN—Cabinet size
J Rdxfdf revolving diaphragm, instanta
neous shutter; new. Coat with extra holders
S2O: doe* good work. Call at LUDDKN A
BATES S. M. H.
FJOR SALK, 200 bales *traw on market wharf,
damaged. \\ ill be sld or given away Mon
day next. Apply on wharf to D. O'CONNELL
'■PHKM: HUNDRED ACRES near Thuiider
x bolt, on the Coast Line railway. KOSBIU
NOL, Real Estate.
•) w FEET RUBBER HOSE, with noszle and
*•" couplings on, for two dollar*. NEID
LINCHCR & RABUN.
LT'OR SALE See our list of offerings in Spe-
I cll Notice columns. ROWLAND & MY
ERS.
ItF.N ACRES of the prettiest open land on
the Thunderbolt shell road, near J. 0.
Smith’s. ROSSIONOL, Real Estate.
EX>R. SALE, a copper bath tub; price $3, 176
I Broughton street.
IjiOß SALE, 5-acre tract at Thunderbolt, with
7-room house, nearly new and in good con
dition. WM. McIIAItRIK. 114 Bryan street.
|?OR SALE OR TO RENT, two houses and
1 two lota, Tybee Island; large house suitable
for restaurant, situated Ocean hmiße and
Furbers; best part of tbe Islund. JOHN 11.
RUWE.
BEE Is on a boom, t.bo sales agent Is kept
I busy negotiating fales ami answering in
quiries. C. H. ROSSiGNOL, ssh-s agent.
rjKKIN DUCK EGGS for hatching for sale at
I 75 cents pfer selling by the MUTUAL CO
OPLRATIVE ASSOCIATION, corner Barnard
and Slate stro -t*.
nPHXdtE is everything to itueroat you in th*
1 Sunday Morninq Nvws. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
\YTILL SELL CHEAP, lot 150x500 feet, 6-
V V room dwelling and rutbuildings, on the
salts, fruntiug Shipyard creek, good fishing and
oyster ground, beautiful live oak shade, fruit
trees very plenty; j-j mile from Charleston and
Savanuah railroad. P. LUCAS.
~ LOST.
IOST, Monday last, child’s pin and laoe col.
J lar; finder will be rewarded. I. D.
LaKOCHE, Ahercorn und Second streets.
REWARD,
db K REWARD—LOST, Female Dog; the finder
ru * * w ill be rewarded by returning tho said
dog—white und black spotted, with yellow cir
cle around both eyes and mouth, leaving
young puppies—4l Harrison etreot, Savan
nah, Ga.
BOARDING.
\ r UU eon get board at IS Habersham street,
corner St Julian, with nr without rooms,
WANTED, a few table boarders at 193 Perry
street.
A COUPLE, or two gentlemen can be aceom
modamd with first- class board by address
ing HOME COMFORTS, Mormng Nows office.
Mist El, LAN KOI IS.
P O TOO. VoLLMAn'a CoTand get a~^good
V.T smoke. The I.a Trupla will just strike you
r pilE most popular and best fitting, as well as
1 the mi st fau iionuble dress shirts are now
at E. BAINS',B9*4 Hull street.
/"t ATOR FOOTand Alligator Leather Pocket-
U books at GARDNER'S, So** Bull street.
WANTED, customers to buy III.I'INE. the
best and cheapest laundry bluing in the
world. S. !.. NEIVTON, general agent, 201
Broughton street.
JUST received, a splendid assortment of
Toilet Soaps at BARIK 8 DRUG STOKE,
IMISON’S bedbug killer will kevp your beds
J clean for one year; 250 bottle. LIVING
SION’S PHARMACY.
I TOR to-morrow only, 9 cases of Dress Glng
barns worth 10c., at B*lo. per yard. OU
HEN’B BARGAIN HOUSE.
BEF ORE buying or selling raul estate say
WM. Mi lIAHRIE, 114 Bryan street.
TV; LATEST and best work for the least money,
1> at the CHATHAM THUNK FACTORY. 87
Broughton street, near Abercorn.
rtRKAMI.ET SWEET CORN, finest out Tat
\J WM. SCHKIHINQ'B. Pries qnd Harris.
V' OIJ will find a great variety of stock at our
1 store, but in every ca the quality will
warrant the price, M. LAVIN'S ESTATE.
ONLY IT,ACE In city for first-c am meals at
moderate prices KaVANNAH DINING
ROOMS AND RESTAURANT. 80 Broughton
street.
riALIFORNIA FRUITS packed in loaf sugar
V syrup; these are the choicest goods In the
market; at the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE AS
SOCIATION. corner Barnard and State streets.
MOMAJA COFFEE, very fine, at WM.
BCUEIHING'S, Price and Harris.
INSURANCE, protect your proporty against
fire, storms and cyclones, baa advertise
ment JOHN n. Johnson a co.
rIERMUDA nn 1 Mixed Lawn Grass Seed at
) GARDNER’S, .30*4 Bull street.
WE have something flue in walnut, antique
oak and oi l English bedroom suits that
we are going to sell very low. Call and get first
choice. J. W. TEEPLE A CO.
DID you stop and examins thoss choice neck
ties and scarfs that are shown at K.
RAINS’, Tailor, Draper and Haberdasher, 28*4
Bull street?
Ci ALL aud see our fine new stock of Hair,
) Tooth. Nail, Shoe and Whitewash Brushes
at BARIE'B DRUG STORE.
riMIEIiE is everything to interest you in the
X Suudny Morniuo News. For sale at
YONUK'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
street*.
IOTS ON TYBEE are now being inquired for
J by a large number. C. P. ROSSIGNOL,
sales agent.
U7BA1 ’8 worth doing is worth doing well.
Have your soil nod waste pipe put la a
sanitary condition by BUCKS'ERA CRICHTON,
the Practical Sanitary ITumbsr Hate of Havan
na : ITumhfhg Company!, 49 Whitaker street,
third door north of South Broad. Personal
superintendence over all work entrusted to our
care
sTj. tishler;
l AI LIBERTY STREET, does cleaning, re-
I VI pairing, braiding and dyeing at moderate
prme; also, all woolen trousers, with a stripe on
the side, at $ 1.
IF you want your houses moved and raised go
to G. K. STREET, the practical house mover
and raiser. Office 241 Montgomery, corner
Duffy street.
IF you have any real estate business to trans
act see WM. McHAKRIK, 114 Bryan street;
devotes his whole time to it.
C’HAMPAGNE mist, coco cola. Ice cream
J soda, milk shakes, pineapple bonbon and
pineapple gem at LIVINGSTON’S PHAR-
_
PITTED Olives, Heinz's mixed Pickles, Sni
der's Catsup* and Sousa, Guava Jelly in
glaasat the MUTUAL (X) OPERATIVE ASSO
CIATION, corner Barnard aud State streets,
JW. TEEPLE & CO. are showing a very
• pretty line of shades. They will sell you
a pair of shades from $1 a pair up. Lace cur
tains and cornice poles also.
JUST finished up. a nice line of fine Trunks.
You can beat New York prices by giving ms
a call Ali 1 ask is a trial. R. P. WIMBERLY,
proprietor CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 87
Broughton street, near Abercorn.
COMMERCIAL travelers’ headquarters, best
and cheapest meals, properly oooked. SA
VANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAU
RANT, 80 Broughton street. _
AFRESH LOT French Prunes, at WM.
SCIiEIHING'S, Price and Harris.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAY. drop in and examine the largest and best
bill of fare for ladies’ and gentlemen,
ineai* at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS ANT
RESTAURANT. 90 Broughton street.
\l7 OOD toothpicks jo box, household ammo-
M els. large bottle*, 10c, Pears’ soap 2 fot
25c. LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
T'HE OLD RELIABLE and ever popular El
M vdelo Cigar* are in fresh quantities ai
C. COI.LMAS A CO.’S,JO Bull street.
SPECIALTY in 5 and Id cents Cigars, al
WM. SCHEIHING’S, Price and Harris.
RUSSELS RUGS, one doll* 7 ; Window
I * Shades, fifty cents; fre*h Matting just in.
THE A J. MILLER COMPANY.
IT PAYS to walk a few block* for a good
Cigar, at WM. SCHEIHINO’S, Prioe and
Harris.
Cl IHOCOLATE CREAMS 30c. lb. Gum Drops
> Me- at BARIES DRUG STOKE.
Ir'URNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Mat.
trasses made to order In hair, cotton oi
moss; low price*; accommodating terms. Whit
aker and Hull.
THE only wav to live comfortably and enjoy
life is to eat your meal* at SAVANNAH
DIKING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 89
Broughton street.
ET your old Trunk* and traveling requisite*
M repaired as good as new at t>>e OH A rHAM
TRUNK FACTORY. R. p. WIMBERLY, proprie
tor, corner Broughton and Abercorn.
CAVANNAH MILE AND CREAM OOM
k PAN Y. 11214 Broughton street. Telepbon*
H 7. Pure milk 8 cents per quart, SO cents pet
gallon. Single and double cream. 35 cente and
60 cents per quart. Fresh butter every day.
Fresh buttermilk. Curd* with cream.
USE SLADE'S
LIVER ELIXIR
FOR CONSTIPATION. I
B 50c . fO* DOILA* *OTTH *T DWUQCHT*. J
fafWk DOZEN Children's Lace Caps, worth 60
• *lll7 cents, at 2* rents each. COHEN S
bargain house.
IJOR RENT, three connecting rooms; also a
furnished hail room. 65 Liberty street.
DON’T fail to use “Sure Death" when clean*
ing house It is the only roach exterm na
tor that contain* no poisonous iegiediente.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction Send youf
orders to BISHOP’S DRUG STORE.
C (TOLLMAN & VO. have open and a first.
• class cigar und tobacco store at SO Bull
street, where toe public can tie furnished with
the choicest selection of the tobacco product al
reasonable prices.
JUST opened a choice stock of Key West and
other brands of Cigars at BAUIE’S DRUG
STORE.
COLLARSAND CUFFS-None but the lead
ing and most popular styles are kept by E.
RAINS, Tailor, Draper and Haberdasher, 22Ui
Bull street.
is one remedy for pains and aches of
I all kinds that is still ahead of all others.
It is MAGIC CURE, and it is to be found at the
Drug Store of H. OALLAGEK A CO., Dray
ton and South Broad. Althe same place you can
find CATHARAMIA and GOLDEN OIL, the
great remedies for Coughs, Colds and Catarrh.
CLOTHINO cleaned, repalrt"*, died. Gar
ments made to order, chargee moderate,
satifaction guaranteed. Full line foreign and
domestic samples on band. Call at A. GETZ,
tailor, 29j4 Jefferson street.
CVOTO YONGE’S HALL Friday night, April
A 8, and see the War of tile Hose* and
Rivalry of the Seasons.
WHOLE TOMATOES in can* for slicing, at
> V tbe MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCI
ATION, corner ltarnArd aud State streets.
FJOR latest styles Furniture, see us: our price*
■ 1 are right. THE A. J. MILLER COM
PANY.
I?HE LOTS spoken for on Tybee last week are
to be Improved immediately. C. P. ROS
BIQNOL, sales agent.
-f A A DOZEN Gent’s btraws, worth $1 no. at
IW 50 cents each. COHEN’S BARGAIN
HOUSE.
PO. MF.ARA has all of the latest styles out.
. His Browning King Suits for sl6 and up
can't be beat; made to order
T/RIED OYSTERS A SPECIALTY. RAVaN-
X NAII DINING ROOMS AND RESTAU
RANT. 80 Broughton street.
FT Is becoming known that the choicest makes
1 of fashionable furnishing goods a: e for sale
at K. RAINS’, Tailor, Draper and Haberdasher,
Bull street.
C ANITARY PLUMBING-Havo your plumb!
lid lag attended to by practical men. BUCK
NER & CRICHTON. Practical Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Fitters (late ot Savannah Plumbing
Company). 49 Whitaker street, next South
Broad. All jobbing punctually attended to.
F'KESH JERSEY BUTTER, just In. at tbe
MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ABSOCIA
TION'S STORE, corner State and Barnard
streets,
1 /LORAL WORK and designs from Oelschlg’s
1 Nursery. J. GARDNER, agent, Bull
street.
f|?HE transactions In Tvtiee property have
1 taken cn quite a boom the last week. C.
P. ROSSIGNOL, sales agent.
Q ANITARY PLUMBINO-Have your plumb
i ’ ing attended to bv practical men. BUCK
NER Si Gill < HTON, Practical Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Flttere Hate of Savannah Plumbing
Company). 49 Whitaker street, next to South
Broad. AU Jobbing punctually attended to.
JJIU ASSORTMENT of F.ower feeds 06
> GARDNER’S, SOJ4 Bull street.
/ ' W. EWELL makes a specialty of building,
vT. trimming, painting, repairing wagons,
carriages, buggies, trucks and cart*. B.ack
smithing and Hon-eshoe.ng done in first-clasa
order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Comer Presi
dent aud Reynolds streets.
DOZEN Unlaundered Shirts, regular prica
• t 50 cents; this week at 26 cents each. CO
HEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE.
BABY CARRIAGES—Just received a consign
ment, new and handsome, to be sold a6
auction prices. Whitaker and Hull streets.
CtOLLECTIONS WANTED on real estate.'
/ rents, doctors’ bill, old and bad bills, mer
chants' bill, or collections of any kind. C. H.
CALLAHAN. Liberty and Jefferson streets.
MANY SALES for lota on Tybee are now
negotiated. C. P. ROSSIGNOL, sales
agent.
TRY SeuthweU’s excellent table je'Ues, dif
ferent flavors, convenient in tablet*, $2 per
do en packages, at the MUTUAL CO-OPERA
TIVE ASSOCIATION, corner Barnard and Scat*
streets.
DYSPEPTICS, ATTENTION, be cured br
eating your rood properly cooked at SA
VANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAUj
RANT. 80 Broughton street.
WINTER in the lap of spring sounds odd. buk
fresh meats in a cool refrigerator on a
hot day sounds like get ing there. So go to J.
W. TEEPLE & CO.’S and have one of those fins
walnut or antique oak refrigerators sent home
and you will have no more spoiled meats. Cheap
for cash or installments.
VUHAT’S worth doing is worth doing well.
Tf Have rour soil ami want* pipe put in a
sanitary condition by BUCKNER A CRICHTON,
the Practical Sanitary Plumber ilate of Savan
nah Plumbing Company). 49 Whitaker street,
third door north of South Broad. Personal
superintendence over all work entrusted to our
care.
sjT’ASES Checked Nainsook, worth 10 cents
JL yard, at I cents per yard. COHEN’S BAR
GAIN HOUSE.
E. RUTH, Plain and Decorative Paper
• Hanging. Latest novelties in the newest
designs, cornices tinted artistically, and picture
molding hung at the lowest rates. Office cor
ner Whitaker and Hull streets. Having opened
my office at the above place I am prepared to
do all tbe highest grades of wall, ceiling and
decoratlug. Having had six years' experience
with Mr. J F. Carpenter, and for tbe last two
years with Mr. J G Butler, I refer to them,
with others of this city. All orders entrusted
to me will have prompt and personal attention.
Respectfully. J. Eh RUTH.
FULL LINE OF CIGARS, including im
ported LaTosca and other favorite brands,
as well as smoking and chewing tobacco, at *S
Bull street.
SPLENDID assortment of Hirshbnrg's Spec
tacles and Eyeglasses at BARRIE’S DRUG
BTORE.
UPHOLSTERING FIRST-CLASS STTfUt
Mattresses properly renovated; baby car
riages a specialty; furniture neatly repaired.
Whitaker and Hull streets.
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