The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, May 10, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSHE HAS NO HANDS. 1. BKA.VE LITiLE EEEOIXE W-!0 LIVES JNCAUFO NIA. A Pretty L. ttle Sauc?lito Girl’a F’ucky etrugaf e Against Lcn? Odds—ier Are aa Good aa Hands. From the San Fiancisco Kra niner. There is a strange little giri over in Sau eelita She lives in a tiny hcuse among the green hills, and she's just as happy as the Jay is long. She has seven brothers and sisters, has this strange little girl—four brothers and three sisters—so silo is never lonely. The older children go to s:hool, tut t. ere is always a baby to keep her company. She never goes to school herself, though she is nearly 8 years old. There are a good many reasons why she stays at home from school. She could not bold her books very well if she went, end she hates to think she cannot tio everything quite us well as any one else. Besides, the children might tease her for being so different from the rest, and she would find out then that she ought to be uuite unhappy. For the poor little thing has no arms. She has never had any. Her name is Mnryau Marcena, and her fatner is a tinsmith. The thing that Maryan most delights in doing is to help her little brothers and sis ters get ready for school. She is very quick and full of life, and she hurries around at a groat ra’e. She makes them hurry, too. She washes their faces and combs their hair, and if they don’t standstill she knows how to give them a lively little box on the ear. How does she do it? Why, with her feet, of course. She laughs when people are astonished at that. Maryan does not believe that hands are one bit more useful or convenient than feet. Any one who notices her for awhile is usually a convert to her way of thinking, too. She just takes hold of a towel between hor toes, and she throws it around her little brother’s neok by a dexterous twist of her supple ankle. Then she dips her feet in the water and she rubs that youngster’s face till it shines again. Then she sits back and looks at that round little red face, just exactly as an artist looks at his picture to see if be has achieved the correct effect. When the face is as new looking and fresh as a brand new tin pan Maryan gives a queer little satisfied sigh and patters into too next room as fast ns she can—that's pretty fast, too, by the way. When sho comes out she lias something between her first two toes. That something is a comb. She goes up to her brother, and thou sho sits down. “Couio here,” she says in Portuguese, or if it isn't “come here” that she says it is “come here” that she means, for the little fellow leans obediontly near her. Swish: swish! goes the little comb through the thick black hair of little brother. Splash! goes the comb in the water. Swish! again, and there’s a parting. Swish! once more, und there’s a beautiful parting. ‘There, now,”she says, cheerily; that is, if she doesn’t say “there, now,” she means it. Surely she means it. And so the little brother knows, for he rises hastily and pro ceeds in a business manner to follow the fashion of boykind and get rumply and dirty-faced as soon as he conveniently can. She can sew a littie, too, can this wonder ful child, and she likes to do it. It is a curi ous sight to see her thread a needle. She does it in this w y: Sho take.s the needle in one foot and the thread in the other. She twists that thread and roils it to make the end stiff mid pointed, and then she balances herself in some marvelous way, and, presto! her needle is threaded. She can hold her knife and fork in her toes, and she does it. How in the world she manages to feed herself is a mystery. But she does feed herself, and very easily, too, if one judges from her appearanco. She bold a pencil between her intelligent little toes and scribbles away finely. She grasps the handle of a duster in her firm, flexible clutches, rind, my, how she can make the du->t fly. She can pick up a piu, or anything else, for that matter, quite as well as people who are blessed with ten pickers and stealers. Sho almost talks with these delicate toes, and they almost seem endowed with a separate iutolligeuco of their own—an intelligence ns quick and nervous as that of the brain itself. She is a sweat-faced child, with a pair of great blue eyes that look exactly like big violets. They are nevor sa.i, though, those big violet eyes. She’s a light-hearted little creature, and she apparently’ has not the faintest idea that her lot is sad. Her younger brothers are very fond of her, but she knows what is good for them, and she is a strict disciplinarian. She ban a good many tilings to make her happy, she thinks. There’s tho bay, for ex ample. The bay is always laughing and dancing in the sun or sulking in the shade. It is very amusing to see how it changes its moods whenever the sun is behind a cloud. Maryan thinks it is never dull when there is the water to watch. From her tiny house she can see the big ships sail past, and she can sae tne queer little three-cornered sails of the fishermen’s boats when they bend and seem to touch the rough waters. Sometimes she is frightened and gasps tor breath when the sails go too far over, but usually she loves to see them. After the first rains in the spring the steep hill where she lives is carpeted with vivid green grass. When the second rain comes tho green carpet is sprinkled with hundreds of gay flowers. Then tho strango littlo creature is happier than ever, for she knows how to make ail sorts of pretty chains and wreaths out of the wild blossoms, and she loves to run about iu the sunshine and feel the soft grass under her slender toes. Her quiet little face is sensitive and deli cate. She is shy, not with tba consciousness of her misfortune, but with the diffldenco of a country child. Some San Francisco people had a little chat with her the other day. The San Francisco people did all the talking, but Maryan’s fare was so bright and her shining eyes were so pleasant that they scarcely realized that she had not spoken one word until they went away. When the visitors went out tho gate a •oft, high-pitched voice called after them. “Good-by,” said the voice. It was Maryan wno spoke, standing iu the door and looking after them. It was the first hughsh word she had spoken. As tho car riage lolled down hill the visitors heard Maryan laughing with her brothors. She w a.s evidently much amused that the visit ors were so much surprised when she showed them how she could sow with her toes, She didn’t seo anything surprising about it—not at all. She seemed to think it was rather stupid and a matter of course herself. .She lives quietly in her home and sees rery few strangers. Her parents are poor people, but they are very proud of their houseful of healthy, handsome, black-eyed youngsters. They are very proud of their uttle armless girl, and she is of one the hap* Piest, merriest children in Saucelito. The Morningr News City Delivery b as perfect as money, experience and con •’.ant care can make it. The piper is de livered in any part of the city as far south M Estill avenue promptly and regularly, Immediately after going to press, ami with I s little delay as is jiosaible to make certain savory. ihe service is the best of any city hi the south, and is under the immediate ’ht ervisnin of tho business office. Nouo but h" best carriers an employed, and our con liH aim is to nmku this important depart fruitless, ii the southern part of the M, y prompt delivery is uusde t-y wagon, f ‘ irai toeing to llu.se living a dis'sace r '"“ the office an early set vice. The M<jUN ''t.v.s will t* delivered regularly for L r “* month, |l 00; three months, %'i SO. t'mr sub*criptiuu solicited. Let’s reason together. Here's a firm, one of the largest the world over; it has grown, step by step, through the years to great ness— and it sells patent medicines !—ugh ! “ That's enough ! ” Wait a little— This firm pays the news papers good money (expen sive work, this advertising!) to tell the people that they have faith in what they sell, so much faith that if they can’t benefit or cure they don’t want your money. Their guarantee is not in definite and relative, but definite and absolute —if the medicine doesn't help, your money is “on call? Suppose every sick man and every feeble woman tried these medicines and found them worthless, who’d be the loser, you or they ? The medicines are Dr. Pierce’s “ Golden Medical Discovery,” for blood dis eases, and his “ Favorite Prescription,” for woman’s peculiar ills. If they help toward health, they cost Si a bottle each! If they don’t, they cost nothing / SPECIAL NOTICES. EVER V ARTICLE NEEDED FOKTHE SICK ROOM AND NURSERY Can Be Had at Bolamon & Co.’s TWO DRUG STORES, 103 Congress Street and 92 Bull Street. At our Bull street store we have a list of Trained Nurses for the Sick which is at the serv ice of the public. Local Record for the Morning News. Local forecasts for 8 ivannah and vicinity for to-day: Fair; warmer. Special forecast for Georgia: FAIR Fair; no change in temperature; southerly winds. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, Oa.. May 9, 1991, and the mean of the same day for sixteen yeans: i Departure ! Mean Temperature, i from the i i normal for 10 years May 9,1891. -1-or *• lo*l - j 66 | —6 | —27 COM PAR ATI VS RAINFALL STaTKMRNT. . . ] Amount | Departure for i f £°“ sinbe Jan. for 16 years M y, ’9; normal i l, 18L J j -J- or ’ .03 j .00 I —O6 i —3.39 Maximum temperature, 74: minimum tern pcraiure, >7 The bight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 8.5 feet—a fall of 0.1 feet during the past twenty-four hours. Observations token at tho same moment of time at ail stations Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 6p. m.. May 9, 1691, 75th Meridian time. DISTRICT*. AVKKAQR. „ Max, Min. Batn- N Itionv i Tem P Tem P faU - + Atlanta 12 j 80 i 4S .00 Augusta ! 41 .00 Charleston 6 "4 46 .00 Galveston 41’ 80 54 . o*l Little Rock 13 £0 46 .00 Memplbs... 15 82 48 .00 Mobile 7 82 48 .00 Montgomery 6 82 62 .00 New Orleans. 12 | 82 48 .00 Savannah 13 81 48 .00 Vicksburg 5 78 52 I .00 Wilmington. 10 82 50 00 Summary ! ... Means i ... BTATIOSS OF Mai Min. Ham. savasxah district. Temp Temp falll.t Alapa&a j7B 40 j .00 Albany.. I 60 4S 00 Americus ! 86 44 00 Bainbridge Cordeie 80 44 .00 Kastman 82 50 . 00 Fort Gaines 80 42 .00 Gainesville, Fla. 78 56 .00 Millen 82 42 .17 Quitman 30 4-i .00 Savannah 74 57 .00 Thomasville 80 48 . 00 Way cross 82 56 .00 Summary Means, •Frost. Observations taken at tho same moment of time at all stations for the Morni no Nsrws. Savassah. May 9. 7:35 p. n.. city time. Rainfall and Velocity.. 1 ir. £ Direction... P* Temperature... Nans or Stations. Norfolk | 70S E 6 Cloudless. Charlotte ! 72 S 0 .... Cloudless. Kitty Hawk. „ | 66 SW 12 .... Oioudless. Wilmington I 66 S —Cloudless. Charleston. i 66 SE 6 .... Cloudless. Augusta I 70, S j. —Cloudy. Savannah j 66 8 E,.. |. Cloudy. Jacksonville | CH N 1 .. 1.... P’tly cloudy Tampa. 68;.\ r E 8 Cloudless. Point Jupiter, Fla.. 66 NW 6 *T Cloudless. Titusville I ON N EIS Cloudloss Key West j 741N1V 16 Cloudless. Atlanta | 74: N | 0 .... Cloudless. Pensacola 7 3W 8 .... Cloudless. Mobile ; 6S : W I 8 ....;Cloudless. Montgomery 1 74 SW Cloudless. New Orleans. 72 SW! 6.. .. [Cloudless. Galveston j 72 S ElO .... Cloudless. Palestine 5 701 S 6 ... P'tly cloudy Brownsville | ..| | .■•{.. ■,| *T Indicates trace, finches and hundredth*. C. S. Gorges, Observer Signal Corps. TWO SuiAlN AT SEVILt-E. A Negro Barber Bhoots Two Men who Wanted to Arrest Him. Americus, Ga., May 9. —At .Seville, ou the Savannah, Americus and Montgomery railroad, in Wiioox county, this afternoon, Tom Harden (colored), defied arrest by the marshal who called to his assistance E. L. lylentkdd and H. D. Lloyd. Harden, who was in his barber shop at tin time, waxed a Winchester rifle an I shot dead Edonrt -ld and Lloyd. He heaped to the woods with his brother and two Wi incbeaUrf. Tho peo ple are telegraphing for dog* to track the murderer. W. L. Mardre to-day sold his extensive book store business to Oliver Brother*of the plains of Dura. George Oliver wdl take charge of the business. Mr Mardre will be cashier of the new bank at Lumpklu. TTTF, MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. MAY 10. ISfIi—' TWELVF. PAGES. CHEAP ADVERTISING, ONE CENT A WORD. A D VKR TJBKMKNTX 15 ITorrt# or %n tbi c*h% hpus in*ortod for OKU CKY7 A OHD t CaaA ms A&oa not* 0a...*! fbm ybody who hat v*mt to owppht, aaythinjj to bvy or mO, any bumnon or accommodation* to armr*; indsod,at*y wish to gratify, akonld advrrtiot in this ooiu am, PKMOKAU PHOTOGRAPHY— Cabinet* a specialty. All styles and sizes, from stamps to life size Finest photographs male in Savannah at fair and reasonable prices J. N. WILSON, 21 Bull street. Business established June 4. IXGS. UOB a short time only: Fine cabinet photo- I graphs, two dollars per doaea at FOREST CITY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Congress street. \\T ANTED, pupils in German, music, prim ▼ * ary, English for summer; experienced lady teacher; terms reasonable. Address TEACHER, 182 Liberty. HENRY CI.AYTON Of New York and O. DENTLY of Savannah had a set to yes terday for a pun oof llity do lars. Dently won. I?OR fashionable dressmaking and low prices try T. L. BTOKEB,SO Hatemtuua street. HELP your friend and neighbor rather than the man who is far away. Use Brewer's patent roof paint. Home product; gives satis faction. THE GEORGIA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 13? St. Julian street. A NOTHER LOT of Sunbonuels arrived and d\ are ottered at very low prices by Mrs. J. J. GRASS, corner Barnard and York streets. r PAKE you” marcs to Vernon Park race track I ami breed to the fine black trotting stallion Marabrino Joe. Terms, S:JO, to I** paid at time of service, with usual use of service if mares do non prove with foal. Apply to T. F. BAUM, at park. JE. RUTH, plaiu and d*oorativa paper • hanging; latest novelties in the newest de signs; cornices tinted artistically and picture moldings hung at the lowest rates. Office corner Whitaker and Hull streets. VTLAB and F.rio Engines, Boilers. Tanks and Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta, Ga. ~ ('ENTS gets the Sunday issue or the Morn •' i n*‘J News. Be sure and road it. For sale at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORK, West Broad and Wald burg streets. BE IT UNDERSTOOD, Clarkesville, Georgia, the renowned summer resort, and F. EUGENE DURBEC’S EUREKA HOTEL is where you should go this summer. Write at once. \TTr.NTIoN LA Di IS; mail ‘Jo stamp fur sealed instructions f r enlarging your bust five inches, using Emma Bunt Developer: guaranteed, 24 page illustrated catalogue for 3c. EMMA TOILET BAZAR, 224 Fremont street. Boston, Mass. OMY, LIZZIE, what a lovolv parlor; who * did it? Why, Mr. RUTH, late of Mr. But lers. fie is boss of his trade, and can be found at his office, corner Whitaker and Hull st reets. SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD \ CO., Augusta, Ga. Tj'Oß thirtv-eight years the purity and exoel -1 lence of our brands of liquors have been commended by a discriminating public. M. LAVIN'B ESTATE. IF you are is need of money and want a liberal loan, for sny 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, patronise home enterprise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E, MUHLBKKG, Manager If you want first-class work be sure and see J. K. RUTH, and Let his new styles and estimates. Hull and Whitaker street!, r FHERE is everything to interest you in the I. Sunday Mousing N*ws. For sale at YONOE’B DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy streets. Tf ORTING IMPROVED INJECTOR, the best; I \ over thirty thousand sold. If your ma chinist don’t have it get him to order of LOM BARD & CO.. Augusta, Ga. ( CHANGEABLE weather makes sickness prev* ' elent, so our wines and liquors are not only luxuries but necessities. M. LAVIN’B ESTATE, Telephone 54. HELP WANTED. \LTMAYER & CO. require several stock clerks; must come well recommended. Apply after 9 a. m. WANTED, competent stenographer and VV typewriter: light work; one acquainted with bookkeeping preferred; either lady or gen tleman can apply; position open any time in thirty days; state former experience and salary expected. MERCHANT. WANTED, a good, smart young man at the FOREST CITY ICE CREAM GARDEN. YY7ANTED. first-class family ironers. Good i * salary and steady employment guaran teed. None but experts need apply. PREN DERGAST'S STEAM AND HAND LAUNDRY, 187 Hall street. AT r ANTED, woman as housekeeper and nurse VI to a gentleman; without incumbrance, that can spell and read. Apply at 44 Jefferson street. T\ r ANTED, a good cook to goto Isle of Hope. VV Apply 137 Charlton street. TXT ANTED, a good tailor, a steady hand; VV such a one can command good wages. Apply N. J. TISHLEH, 161 Liberty. \Y’ ANTED, at Ocean House, Tybeo, laundry VV woman accustomed to hotel work. Ad dress, same. YVrANTED, a good cook. Apply at 36 Aber- V V corn street. YVTANTED, by commission house on the Bay, V V la i about fifteen years of age. must be quick at figures. Address in own handwriting. COMMISSION, care Morninz .News. I FERTILIZER traveler wanted, experienced . in the trade. Address I’. 0- Box eighty four. BOOKKEEPER can obtain a situation; light work; must be bright and active; perma nent place; state reference and wages will work for. Apply ACTIVE, this office. \\r ANTED, permanent office assistant; salary VV $756; railway fare paid here, inclose self-addressed stamped envel ope MANAGER, Lock Box 522, Chicago. WANTED, a cook at 180 Waldburg street; VV must come well rocommendeu. Apply Monday between 10 and 12 o’clock. YX7ANTED, immediately, a competent cook. VV Apply at 143 Jones street. TXT'ANTED, a servant, at Henry, 4th door VV east Abercorn street U RUMMERS WANTED—Men to sell line of cigars; SIOO per month and expenses paid. Apply with Btamp, NATIONAL CIGAR CO., St. Louis, Mo. -WANTED, competent house servant (refer- VV ences required!, at 107 Bull street. IU ANTED, competent woman to cook and V V assist with household work in small fam ily. Ap ply 85 Henry street, corner Aberoorn. \\J ANTED, young man or boy to collect and VV be generally useful in wholesale house; must Le competent and industrions. Address w ith reference and wages expected, ZAX, care News. # •WANTED immediately, a good cook. Apply VV 144 Henry street DO you want to live in (Savannah? If so, ad dress BUSINESS. P, O. Box 116. Savannah, Ua. Good salary paid the right kind of men. A GRAND business opportunity for the right man. Addies* In confidence, OPPOR TUNITY, care News office. \ GENTS -2There is a tide in the affairs of m n which taken at the flood, lead* ou to fortune B- in the swim, and represent the ENCYCLOPEDIA BKITANNIC4. It i* the standard, slway* in emend, and at our price is enssper than the many so called rival*. There is, however, no rival to this great work, the greatest hook ever brought out being a pigmy compared with the Britannic*. Correspond with us. anl learn our methods and com ml* Sion*. It will put mousy m your purse and our low price* will astonish you. THE HENRY G. ALLEN CO., 739 Broadway. K. Y W'AM f 1 1 , ov old established house, gvntie VV wau or lady iu southern office, salary $7U> position (*< lusnent.liicu tv** f ad'iressed stamped envelope, MANAGER, 1/vCS Uvs 542. Chicago. State or Weather. HUP wan riii Messrs. chariTes l wrasraTTca wish to correspond at once with a comp** tent book salesman; one who has sold encyclo pedias. histories or books of The highest quality preferred. To the right party an opportunity is offered to establish and control the sale ..f “The library i>f American Literature - ' in a field vet unoccupied. Address T M. WILLI A S, Manager, S East Fourteenth street. New Y'ork city. I CAN PAY a aalary of $5 a week and increase it, for ladies to open letters at their homes and assist ine m a uuiet and agreeable way among friends. Nice little sum of money made by a few hours’ work eaon day References given I can give pleasant employment to a few ladies. Address, with stamp. MRS. MA RION WALKER, 514 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Ky. \\ T ANTEP, organizer* by the Friendly Aid H Society. Pays tta members SIOO every six months. Has paid S2O) tXX) in benefits. Re serve and benefit fund held la trust by the state of Massachusetts. Terms liberal. Address FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY, Waltham, Maas. KM.PLOYMBUT WANTED, \\T ANTED, a permanent position in some good ▼ ▼ cotton factorage houj*e or with wholesale merchant*, have a very good office experience, have been over four years at present place, and can furnish unexceptional references. W ould expect a aa’ary of SOO per month. ENER GETIC, care of NeWLj . Yl7 ANTED, position as stenographer and vv typewriter by miss. Address, MISS, 14 Broughton street. TADY of refinement, would take can* of house for the summer; references. “HOME,’* this office. IT J ANTED, a situation by a colored man, who ▼ ▼ understands the care of horses and house nork. Address REILY, Nows office. V WHITE WOMAN wishes employment as Infant's nurse, to assist witn Urge chil dren, light housework or sewing. Address M., N e *y s Office. AT7 ANTED, a situation as bookkeeper, by a man who has had twenty years'expe rience as such in various kinds of business; can furnish good references. Address E. J. C\, Morning News office. TIT’ANTED, position as drumiuor or collector y T on salary and commission Address No. 241, thiiolßof ROOMS WAN I ED. 117 ANTED, by gentle—n and wife, three or ▼ w four nice rooms in a private family, or a small house. Address LIUHT HOUSEKEEP ING, News office. X\T ANTED,by gentleman and two sons, three m or four unfurnished rooms in nic* loca tion for light housekeeping. “PERMANENT,” this office. UJ ANTED, large, unfurnished room, near busings center. Address, stating loca tion and terms, BLR >, this offioe, YITANTED, by a married couple, a first or tv second story flat of three rooms, front, roar arid hall room, suitable for housekeeping, with use of bath; a good rent will be paid and permanent occupant. References if wanted. Address S., this office. M!S< F LLANKOUS \\ AVIS. T\ 7ANTED, to purchase a 0 or 8-room house n in southern ]*ortion of the city. Address, KtAting price, J. E. 0.. P- O. box 149. TITANTED TO RENT, medium sized house t v south of Gaston street. Address 11., care this office. Wl ANTED, to rent, a medium size ware ▼ v house, centrally located on Bay street; state price aud location. BUSINESS, care News. ]>OARD WANTED, a young married lady dt • ) sires board with private family at Isle of Hope or Wilmington Island A dress with terms and location. H., care box '27/0 city. Si i KAA WANTED, to borrow for three Ox or five years on first class busi ness real estate valued at SIO,OOO, and now bringing a rental of sLooQperamnim. Address stating terms, WARRENTtCHT. Wa/orose, Ga \\f ANTED, while meditating about a home. ?v everybody to see what R, H JONES, 7 Whitaker, can do for you, he gives tho oppor tunity. VTOUNG COUPLE owning house would like 1 to rent same and board with occupants; Rent canceling board. Address VESTA, Duffy street. RENT, store room suitable for a cigar or bakery. Cor. # West Broad and Harris. nMI ERE is considerable demand for houses I ranging from two to five thousand dollars. Those having each for sale are invited to list them with W. K. WILKINSON, 142 St. Julian street. YET ANTED, tha public t-* get the banefitof tv low prices and superior goods which our large purchases and mutual cooperation render possible. M. LAVIN'B ESTATE. ROOMS TO RENT. IFOR RENT, one fumishel and ons unfur -1 nlshed room. Apply to 133 Cougress street, upstairs. FFOB KENT, south room, nicely furnished, bath attached, reasonable. 43 Broughton street. IFOR RENT, two rooms over the New Home s’ office, on Whitaker street. Apply, T. DAN IEL, 148 Drayton street. IFOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished, with or without board, at .58 Barnard street. f-pWO nicely furnished rooms, southern expos- X ure; bath on same floor. 81 Barnard street. IFOR RENT, delightful room, southern front, second floor. 64 South Broad. IFOR RENT, 111 Perry street. Furnished or unfurnished. tFGR RENT, four connecting rooms, at 42 Lincoln street. J FOR RENT, with or without board; excellent table, nicely furnished front room, 43 York street. N ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for ladies or gentlemen, all at 13 Habersham street A DESIRABLE FLAT, unfurnished, for rent, ix First floor, all conveniences. 303 President street, corner Drayton. TWO furnished rooms for gentlemen, at No. 10P-4 Habersham street fFOR RENT, flat of three room, bath, etc. Apply 87 Liberty street. }FOR RF.NT, two or three connecting rooms, 1 or flat, with bath, front and back piazza. f|-?0 RENT, a southern room, furnished or un- JL furnisr.ed, with conveniences. Vicinity park. Address, W., News office IFOR RENT, large southern front, room to ’ gentleman; reference exchanged. Liberty and 'l a'tnall streets. RENT, elegant south rooms, every con ycuienco; business center. 208 Broughton. Table board. JARGE furnished south room to let at 181 J State street. LXJK RENT, three furnished rooms on second 1 floor, with all conveniences, suitable for light housekeeping; no children in the house; rent reasonable. 117 Barnard street, corner Gordon lane. A FLAT of two large rooms, with piazza, ii bath and closets on name floor; reasonable to good tenant. IFOR RENT, large, furnished front room for one or two gentlemen. Private family. No board. 60 Liberty street _ rpO LET, large airy front room with board. 1 MRS. MEHSI'.-tf. 57 Whitaker street r |TO RENT, large south room, flrst floor, fur l riisbed. Also hall room, third floor. Refer ences. i63 Gordon street. HOTXKH AND BTOKEk FOR KENT C TORE 22)4 Barnard street for rent. I’osse* H sion given immediately. Apply next door. IFOR RENT, house 31 Jones sireet. containing Gin rooms, thoroughly renovated. J. E CULT O N, 132 lay lor street. ________ LMJU KENT, two well constructed and con- I venient two-story dwelling* on J rally street, between Montgomery and West Broad streets. Kent very low. Apply to PETER REILLY, 88 Drayton ttraet IFOR KENT, one tlx room house os Mont gomery street, flre doom north of Wayne street L'OK RENT, one large three stoi/ hr.rk ho'ise T SOUtalnlMg twelve roeiia end outbuilding, oo (long less strert, nenr M ontgornery THOMAS HOUSES AND STORKS FOR KF.Nf r IX) LIT. f large store 'ii Brought n street, I centrally located. Address STOKE, this office. RENT, dwelling No. 41 Charlton street, corner- f Habersham. P session given at ©ace. Apply to G. H. UI.MSfIART. I{N>R RENT, that daairable house, 25 Br >ugb ton stitH t, from and alter the 15th instant. Apply to P. J. O'CONNOR. 17NDR RENT, a upw hou-t*, 7* Duffy street; *n give iat oii v. Apply ,o CHAS. DEBELE, Anderson street. RENT, homo 178 B Hot street, $25 per month: immediate possession. Apply to W. 8. POTTING HR. Morning News office. 170 R RENT, dwelling house 197 Bolton street. Apply to GEO. W. PARISH. TjV)R RENT, two stores corner Congress and F Drayton street*. Apply to J. il. BUR ROUGHS, or J. F HERB_ IjVjR KENT, one six-room two story dwelling F near Bloomingdale.|Apply to J. F. Alahany, at Bloomingdale. R- E! MELDRIM. IT'OR RENT, house 17S Bolton street Apply to W. 8. POTITNGER, Morning News job office. IXII RENT, Store now occupie 1 by ThOO 8t *lll is. No. 172 Broughton street. Apply 30 Barnard street. JAMES DOUGLASS. DWELLING for rent, 155 Gordon street. Ap ply t 142 Liberty street. IjX)R RENT, store No. 161 Ooegress street, three doors east Jefferson. Apply ot DKY- Ftrs BRQB.* IT'OR RENT, desirable three-story brick resi dence, 101V4 Montgomery street; every convenience;iu excellent order. W.ILDOONEK, roughton stmt HERE is a chance for some man that wants to make money in the drug business: I have for rent store and dwelling just completed for a drug store, with alt c mveniooceH, in a location; ail that is neoUe i is t he man. tho store will do the business. THOS. A- FOL LIARD. IT'OR RENT, that deeirahle four-story and 1 cellar and brick building, 90 leer front, ou Bull street, corner 'i ork. tiio most advanta geous stand in the city. Will give long lease and good terms to desirable party; Immediate pos session. Will rout either or both stores and will allow alterations to suit lessee. JOHN SULLIVAN & (')., 1021* Bay street. * FOK KKNl—Allbt tbLANKOt’S. IT'OR RENT, outhouses and stables. Apply 206 bay street. r ro LET, a first-class bar and billiard room, I centrally located. Address. BILUARDB, this office. f|M) BENT, tbe large hall In the Odd Fellows B building, with supper room and toilet room attached, suitable for germans, s x'iableu, balls orany public gathering; seats Ok). Apply to tho J ANITOR, or to A. K. FAWCETT, Market Square. r IMIE first fioor of the Whitfield building is I now being fitted up for Postoffics; the upper floors are for rent, and will bo rental either as a w hole or divided up to suit tenants. Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN & CO.. 102>6 Bay streor. FOB BALK. HORSES AND MULES, jUHt received, extra lot large mules, family broke horses, flue saddle and humus* horses and mares, and any thing else you may want. First class livery, latest style rigs. GUILMARTIN A CO., Sale, Livery and Boarding Stables, TslCphOQS 251. ITOR SALE, two I’cinale donkeys trained to I harness, one flue mare with 2-months old colt by Clay Chief, one flue phaeton built to order, one drag and double harness, nil at a barguin to inane room. W. H.KAY, East Broad and River streets SOME nice city lots cheap. Call at once. K. 11. JONLS, Real Estate, 3 Whitaker. IT'OR SALE, canary bird aud oage. Apply at f0 West 13road street. IT'OR BALE, hand laundry, wall established business, will sell cheap. Address LAUNDRY, care News office. cheap, a fine mil oh cow and a epringer, both gentle and of good breed. Call at 47 Bolton street, corner of Habersham, IT'OR SALK OR RENT, a complete barber whop, central location; a good investment to live man. Apply 40 Drayton street. IT'OR SALE cheap, a handsome suit of walnut furniture, parlor, bedroom and kitchen set; will tie sold cheap for cash. Address A. B. C., this office. IjX)R SALE, one pair of goats, well broken and perfect matches; also, harness and wagon. Apply to A H. CHAMPION'S SON. I) EST located lots in the new part of the eilv > very cheap. Anybody CM own a bOUM. all on monthly payments. It. 11. JONES, Heal Estate, 7 wnitaker. Tj'STABLISHKD business paying net profit ore JL J hundred dollars week for sale on desirable terms; purchaser must have $1,500 cash leave opportunity fora man of energy; for full partic ulars address LEWIS, care Nows. IrpOß SALE. I shares Excelsior building and loan stock. Address SELLER, Morning News office. IT'ORSALE- five shares Excelsior Iroan and Saving Company stock; paid up to date. Aldress 11., No. 58 Price street. I T'OH SALK, second-hand buggy, twenty dol 1 lars. Address ‘‘BARGAIN. News office. 170 R SALE, second-hand buggy pole, $ . Ad . dr is “BARGAIN,” News office. 17011 SALE, flue Jersey cow. 161 South Broad street. 170 ft SALE, ala lies' saddle, used only twice, and cloth; in good condition; cheap. Ad dress SADDLE, care News. F7OR SALE, one seven horse power Otto gas engine, in use only one year; perfect order. ANDREW HANLEY. 170 K SALE, lots at $lO near city, well lo cated, vory high, well cleared ready for building; houses built for purchasers; monthly payments. R. II JONES, Real Estate, 7 Whitaker. \7AOANT LOTS on Sixth street; nicest situ tion south of Anderson street; cheap; easy terms. W. K. WILKINSON, I teal Estate Dealer. _ __ T7ORSALE, 20head of mules. A. M r m \ GENTLEMAN h aving the city has a per fectly gentle, fast and stylish horse, with buggy and harness, which will he sold at low figures. Apply to A. W. JONES, 114V4 Jones street. Devon miloh oow fob sale, a nice Devon milch cow with young heifer calf for sale, good milker ; also a nice young Devon bull ready for service; a tea itiful animal at a reasonable price. PHILIP S. JONES, Hern don, Ga. 1780 R SALE, two good horses, very cheap if _ sold at once. ‘‘CHEAP,” News office. fTUiRKE is everything to Interest you in tfie A Sunday Mornimj News. For sale at YONGE’S DRUG STOKE, Whitaker and Duffy streets. \S I am about to retire from business, I de sire to sell same, having been established twenty-one years; will rent store with or with out dwelling, >s purchaser prefers. Address MARTIN HELM KEN, hast and South Broad Streets. N ICE LOT on Whitaker street cheap; easy installments. W\ K. WILKINSON, ftoal Estate Dealer. __ ( lATTLE FOR HALE CHEAP. Apply to Kj Mrs. Mf KINSEY and Mas. WORTHAM, Tybee. I .''OR SALE, one large lighter, one hundred by * thirty feet, with three feet guards; also, two small fla-s. one wit , bouse on hull. Apply to MURK A \ M STEWART, 90 Bay treat <!"' FOR twenty five feet rubber hose I #*•) with nozzle and couplings. NKID LINOJCK A RABUN. ■ TOR SAL 5 . The estate of J J. Waring de I feir.ng to dispose of aoirw its hidings In what Is commonly known *s Waringsvli e, will I s-ii lots on any street from Bolton to Anderson. ; **t or we*it of Pr:ce street, for particulars I apply top. A WARING. nON r l fall to get a copy of ttunaay • issue of ttu* Voumso News. For sate at BISHOP'S | DRUG STORE, corner Hail and Prise streets. (UKKUOK, glass front cheep. J OLTI.M ARTIM A CO., Hair, Uftry aud , Boarding ___ _ _ I’VtR UAbK Califeru la Giarat in small sg, j m uwv. All fch#4a uf •i u 4 and I Itnuum'tr VtlO*. ate I liw*n from up M LAVW# ESTATE, East lltumi | street FOK BAXIL. \ FEW bargains io renting property, W. K. WII KI N Hal I tat De tier. \Y*AGONKT, oarr.tß 9 \ Just tbe ▼ v thing for beach and picuic ia. ties. GUIL MAHTIX & CO. stable*. and \LP NEWSPAPERS 80) for 23 cents—at * 9 business < ifTh** Moraine News. IIMJR SALE. the largest ant best assorted Mtoat of White Pine Sash, boor*, blinds Moulding, etc., etc., in toe South. Also all stan lard brands of Pure White LeaX, col rs, dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnnthes, etc Mill supp.les. builders Lardwar** u my Bj*t*CiuU\ Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct in portations of P.osenda’.e an 1 Portland Omen*. Sewar, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes, bends. Traps, Ts. etc. Call or write for my prices, anti get estimates before buying. ANDREW HANLEY. HARNESS—buggy harness in good order GUILMARTiN ACO . Sale, Livery and boarding Stables. uom i. IOST, dark bay mare, white stripe on front j of face; return to 14 Abercorn street. 1 OST OR STOLEN, black Newfouudlan 1 I j puppy, bitch dmonihsold, answers to name of Nellie, five dollars reward and no questions asked it returned to tt New Houston street I' OST, umbrella, with owner’s name on ban j die Return to FstiU's News Depot and get reward. HANK HOOK 80,198, Southern bank Savings bepa Uncut. lnsr. Suitable reward if re turned to Morning News. KOA 14 l >1 r pARLE HOARD, also rooms and board. 119 1 Perry street 1 >OARDF.UB WANTED for two large ro>ms; I 9 also tab o b >:irder*. 69 Whitaker street, corner McDo lough. VKEW hoarders can be accommodated with first class b >ard at reasonable terms; also table b arlera desired; nva * served to arsons that are desirous. 808 Congress street. I) OARUING, pleasant southern rooms with I good table board. £OO South broad street. \\ r AN TED, boarders; first-class board with ' and ‘sirabl* rooms at Isle of Hope. Address ! I, News office. \\ ‘ kNTI I>, boarders, at 60 Libel 1 streai; o nice cool rooms; oqu large room newly furnished 81 MM HU RESORTS. NEW YORK CITY, near Central Park. A private family will rent, with board. for t ie summer, one or two rooms, to adults; local ity and house brut class; havarumh references. Address, MRS. WOODMAN, 73 West Ninety fifth street. Now York. SUMMER BOARD in ilia mountains of Vir ginia; location coo), healthful and pleasant; beautiful scenery, plrasaut society, good mod*; convenient to railroad. Reference. Rev. Kobb White. Address Mu F. M RANDOLPH, Krs nick. Albemarle county, Virginia M ISC EL i k \ S BOUft. \\r E ARE still in the lead with strawberries >T fresh every day at WELIAJ BRO'B., New Houston and Hnrnan.l. and \ l C Corner of Whitaker and Hull streets ' is the place to gel my upholstering and furniture repaired iu the latest stylos. Whita ker and Hull streets HAIR MATTRESSES marts To order, any sl/6 to fit bed, flue liair anil ticking, only sl3; give them a trial r |^RAVFLERB* luncheon put up at RAVAN* I NAII DICING ROOMS AND RKBTAU- R iNT. SO broiigkton street, and 10MK EARLY and securo bargains in Cloth * ' Ing slightly daiuogt dby late fire. DABCII BR<>B., 1711 'engross at root. \\f E ARE golog to more our furniture Just as ▼ v soon hi we can —sell it, and we want you to help us by your patronage, we will make it profitable to you by our unusual inducements. BARBOUR & CO., ICO State ftreet. IT'OR Monday only, we will noil you a Hand some Decorated Dinner .Set 112 pieces for fit. QRO, W ALLEN A 00. I v >NT FORGET to .'all at to.* CH ATII AM I 9 TRUNK FACTORY, 87 Broughton street. r piTE “Georgia State” does not require you to 1 bid 50 to 75 per cent, premium lorn loan, but a fixed interest and premium of 0 per cent, without partiality, whether you be rich or poor. All members served alike (’all and get a pros pectus. Office 137 St, Julian street. IJV>K first class White washing. Kalsomlnlriff aud Plastering, apply J. 0. KRANCIB, IV}2 Harrison street. |?INE CLOTHING, slightly damaged by late I tire, al half price. RANCH UROH., 17 1 Con gress street. IT'URNITUKE properly repaired; furniture safely packed; furniture renovated like new. Lotrest priced Liberty and Jefferson W/TIEN you return from Tybeeget your min >v per at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMB AND REBTAURANT. 80 Broughton strict. HEADQUARTERS for fancy crackers. WELLS BROM., New Houston and Barnard; telephone 133. OLD FURNITURE bought, sold and *- changed; new and second-hand furniture for sale; spring beds. Whitaker and Hull streets. ('RAID’S bread takes the lead; none equal fo J it In savunnah in quality; trial will convince any one of tuls; delivered by wagon. JOHN CRAIG, 43 Kant Broad street. \\ r ANTED, the public to know that HAGAN'S TV Is the cheapest place to buy monuments or head stones; call and be convinced. Mont gomery and Hull. ■ >I,ANT TRELLISES, plant foo I, flower pots, 1 for sale at GARDNERS, 30)4 Bull street. I .''OR Monday only we offer 100 Decorated Chamber Sets, 10 pieces at $3 50. GEO. W. ALLEN & CO. I\RY GOODS, Shoos, Hats and Trunks. ' slightly damaged by late Are—must be sold early. Buyers will save money at B ASCII Bros., 171 congress street. C CLOTHING cleaned, repaired, died. Oar -1 meats made to order, charges moderate, satlfaction guaranteed, Full line foreign and domestic samples on band. Call at A. UKI/,, tailor, 2)s Jefferson street. r pHE “National Assured” Is the only building 1 association affording life insurance protec tion to its members IT'HENH Straw Mattings, Refrigerators, Mos- I quito Nets, Cedar Ghosts, just received. THE A. J. MILLER COMPANY. lAXCURBIONIBTS get your luncheon ut tha J SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 80 Broughton street, (' ARI’ETS taken up, cleaned properly and J stored If desired; low prices. Liberty and Jefferson streets. SOME of the nicest parlor and Bedroom Suites, Wardrobes and Sideboards at the most reasonable figures ever offered in tbiacity. HARBOUR A Go. PW State street. ELGIN CREAMERY RUTTER 5 pounds for $1 at WELLS BRO S., New Houston and Baruarl. r PHE greatest conundrum of the day is: Who J does upholstering and furniture repairing cheaper a id neater than A. B GRIFFIN, corner of Whitaker and Hull streets. I.MKK. FIRE, HUE, EIRE—Sale of slightly I damaged Shoes at half-price. BASCH BROS., 171 Congress street. ITIRESH STOCK MATTINGS, from cheapest I to the best, on installments, at TREBLE <£ CO.’S (< ET your old trunks repaired as good as new I at the CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, h? Broughton street. K. P. WIMBERLY. AT LIVINGSTON’S PHAllMACY—Lubln’s Extracts, to close out, 60c; Household Ammonia, large bottles, 100; Ed son's Bedbug Killer, the only tbing to keep bugs away. Sic; Wood Tooth I'lcks, 6c bog; Gum lampbor, re fined, 55c; Moth Wax, Ike pound. rptlE best of tbsrn all Is the *T arson” Kflig I erstor, GEO. W. ALLEN A 1 0 I .'LORAL DESIGNH, cut flowers, plAnts, etc., at OulMCblg s nursery. J UaRDNEU, agent, 40)$ Bud slrset I.’IKE, EIRE, FIRE. TIRE If you went bar I gains In Clothing, Dry Goods. Shoes, Trunks, etc .si gbtl/damaged by lata rs, hw sure to call > erly and get your pick at half price, at I;AM II lIRGM 171 tkyngrtwa strewß 1AM HIMT. bast and c.raapest utaals at lb J SAVANNAH dim mg ROOMS AND RESTAURANT. *W JWoUgtotunnwaat, MISCELLANEOUS. r pBUXKS-A great variety, from the cheapest I to t e fined, at 50 cent* a week. WIMPY t TAUT. 810 Broughton street. S SCRIBE I clonal Assured Building. Ix>.in and Consol Association. C. P. MILLER, 8a 1?I HM ARM A LADE at WEI LS BR )*&, New 1 Houston and Barnard __ I v OOD PASTURE, for horses, mules or cows. * Apply JOSEPH H. BAKER, 40 William I)).A<*E your projwrty with W. K. WILKTN i SON, who will gne prompt attention to all business I TPHOLSTKIUNO in all its I ranches; best l work, lowest prices; chairs caned. Liberty and Jeffersou streets. LMRF. FIRE’ FIRE’- Sale of Damaged Cloth ■ Ing, Dry Goods. Shoes and other goods at any price in order to refit store. BASCII BRI IS., 171 < /Ongrest t rest. ( 1 OLD FISH and flsli food. also young 'gators, 'I at GARDNERS Bull street. MILK DAIRY 11214 Boughton street. Pure cow's milk from J. B. FRASER’S farm, 8 cents a quart, 90 cents a gallon. F>-\s i butter everyday direct from the churn. Cream and buttermilk Telephone b 7. VATIONAL CASH RE ; TER Ci IMPANY. Davtou, 0.. represented by WILLIAM BLUETT, 116 Btyan street Call or write. all kinds always on hand at ~ the SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS ANB RESTAURANT, tO Broughton street. NOW is the acceptable time to buy refrlgera* torn (’all and see w hat we can show yoq m this line. BARBOUR & 00., Ilk) Sluts st reef. IT'URNISH your summer houses from our mammoth atcck. Sec us. THE A. J. MILLER COMPANY. SPECIAL —For this week we w will offer the following summer goods at reduced prices, K frigoratois, Ice Clients, Ice i.Team Freeers, Ily 1 anß, Wat *r Cool rv. GEO. \V. ALLEN Si C’t State and Barnard streets. CEH W I viPV A TART'S fainoui $7 bed. 6 foci i ’ 2 Inches high, l Je*tti inches wide. Tbe like hat never been ae n In Savannah before; as handsome usually sold with a ttj unite of furniture. 210 Broughton street. In* ailment h. / CANARY BIRDS, Cages Seed. Mockingbird v 7 Food, Cuttlefish, springs and Brucaets. etc., at GARDNER'S. 304 Bull street. ir AVK you seen her? Who? The statue of I Galatea. She turns t > life, dlen and changes into a beautiful wreath of floweri while looking at her, with other nnrlruffles. Admission 10c. At 171 Broughton street. MATTRESSES thoroughly renovated; best work in this line; prices lowest. Corner Liberty and Jeff erson street*. UEFRIGERATORSI Oak, ash, walnut ani poplar, ail si/rn mnl shapes, cheap foe cash or on inatallin nts. TKEPi.K’S, Bruugh* ton street IADIK.P hair ireasing parlor. 48 Drayton J street. Ladies’ haircutting, singling or shampooing. All kinds of Imir work done in best manner Will call nt residencoe when re* quired. PROF. A. LK<>N. HEAD tlie Sunday Monsiwo !Skw. For sale at KIEFKERS DRUG STOKE. West Broad and Htewart st reets DIME Havings bank at GARDNER* 4,30)4 Dull street. 11/ HAT is tbe “National Assured?” Heo vv C. P. MILLER, Secretary; ho will poet you Vrou will Mud a great variety <>f stock at our store, but in every case the quality will warrant the price, M. LAViN’B ESTATE. A FEW DAYS' ADVERTISING in this oolumn will surely bring great result J Try it aud be oonvtnoed. r pHE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS is on Kale 1 at JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE, Now Hous ton aod Drayton. and VLD NEWSPAPERS "f0r~25 cents al " 9 Business Office Morning Nows ENTLKMEN’B faKhionabie shaving saloon, I 4t I/ray ton street; centrally located. Popular price* for first-class work. Ton shaves 91 . inclii'liUif l>lAckin„' bool* 1.1 couU for Mhnvf) ami shine, PROF. A. I.F.U.V. "— v 1 HOI. Kit IKS. SPECIAL OFFERING'S -AT- No. 144 Congress St., PINE COFFEES. They are unsurpassed in the city; our Java, Mocha and Maracaiba, when once used by any one, are always called for again. If you w ish a flrit clanm article in this line you can certainly roly upon fccttiug it from us. FINE TEAS. Wo are aiming to give the trade the best value possible in Teas. Ho far the expressed t-atiHi action of our customers iudi that we have succe dtd. If you want flue Toai try our Fancy English Breakla* L. FINE BUTTER. Without a doubt the finest in tle city. We handle only Juo. b. Martin’s best, and can always supply you with a llrrn, sweet Butter, ao sou, tuushv btuff, but give It ut you right out of the refrigerator aa solid as in midwinter. Remember, we carry a full line of Imported and Domestic Liquors, only th** best the market affords. Wo are 80LE AGENTS for theCKls- EBBaTED SPRING HILL RYE WHISKEY. This celebrated Rye Whiskey is distilled on tb< old-fashioned bund-made sour mash plan. It is made from the best selected grain and is of full strength, absolutely free from noxious organia ormetaiic impurities, and is principally recorn* mended for medical use. BANK PUNCH. Automatic Ml Pul CHEAPEST AND BEST MADE. Lx v ■" " -L.-ffl-!-’- a- -L-’di 13,000 ACTUALLY SOLD. In use by the United States Treasury DeparN mont. Price Only S2O. stft“Wrlu> for circulars. THE MORNING NEWS, Agents, SAVANNAH, GA. J.NMURAMt l. CHI ARLES E. P RENDER! I AST / Jtuccassor to ii. IL Foo; ax* & C 0.,) mil, UIKi.SK AND STOiiU iNSIiIUNC^ 106 BAY STREET, [Mast Was* of tbs > iottob Eeh alt*. I T*i*puous oail No. H. uavaimAh. <Aa. 3