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Newspaper Page TextOL.KANBD AT GAINESVILLE. X White Man and a Negro Injured by Bunaway Horses. Gainesville. Fla., Not. 14.— This aft ernoon about 8 o’clock as W. H. Palmer, a lawyer, who lives In North Gainesville, was driving into the city big horse became frightened, and Mr. Palmer not being able to control it, it ran full tilt against the hitching pos: tn the west of H. F. Dutton & Cu.’s bank, throwing Mr. Palmer violently to the rock road way, brooking uo of bis ribs and otherwL-e injuring him. If net internally injured he will recover. About the same time two negroes named Morgan Lee and Hunger Davis were driv ing down the rock road by Vodalea'moas null, when the horses became frightened and run their wagon against a pout, throw ing them out on the hard rock, with which the street is paved. Davis was seriously burl, but it is thought that be will recover. A eon of G. W. Rioe, an engineer on the Savannah, Florida and Western railroad, fell and broke his leg at the skating rink last night. The people here now intend at onoe to build a short line to connect with the Geor gia Southern and Florida. It is reported that a force of men will commence grading on this end of the Gainesville and Tallahas see in a w eek or go. MISCKLLA.NEOUS. 1 008 E Saratoga chips, chip beef. English j dairy.ap rago.Edani and Neufciintel cheese, spiced oysters, shrimp, musels and clams, siuffod prunes, fine new Turkish ligs. fancy layers. Jordan almonds, shelled, Gordon A Dill worth’s mince meat, preserves and jellies in g.sss. German preserves, white strawberries, red strawberries, red and white cherri a. cur rants, peaches, apricots and walnuts, German Asparagus tips and asparagus, pickled onions and cucumber salad in glass, genuine imported guava jelly. MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE AS SOCIATION, corner Barnard and State streets, Geo. S. Van Horne, Agent. T AMS, JAMS, JAMS.—A new supply of fresh tl Imported jams. The finest qualities. Send at once to HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and Drayton streets. IJARLOR SUITES, mattings and stoves to be pushed this week at TEEPLE A CO.'S MONEY can be procured on first-class prop erties on a commission by RuSSIGN’OL. I>EEF, REEF, BEEF—The finest meats in 1) uny market at prices that startle. Choice cuts at 16 cents a pound at GREAT EASTERN MARKET, corner Charlton and Habersham streets. TANARUS) 08SIQN0L negotiates loans on well im- I\ proved property; there is no sentiment about it —be charges a commission. I SICKLES and preserves, cakes and crackers at HENRY HIBSOH'S, corner Macon and Drayton streets. T> ARBOUR, the grocery, keeps the finest line 1 * of family groceries at corner Price and Hall streets. MADEIRA WINE—OId Sercial Madeira in bottles or by the gallon. C. P. CONNERY, Wine Merchant. TURKEY for dinner, send your orders to HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and Drayton streets. HUYLER’S, Mallard's and Baker's Cocoa and Chocolate at WM. SCHEIHING'S Price and Harris. DO\OUDHINK? —If so you should only drink the tinest tea at 66 cents a pound, sold by BARBOUR, corner Price and Hall streets. I>ROUOHTON BROS. & CO agents for F. A NV Devoe & Co.’s celebrated ready mixed paints, colors in oil, etc. Telephone 188. DO you want the choicest vegetables? Fend to HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and Drayton streets. throughout the countrv wishln? to i cnange their base write ROSSIGNOL, Real Estate. ('ANDIES always fresh on hand. A nice J chocolate bon-bon 20c; extra flavored chocolate cream and mixel, 40c; crystallized fruit 50c. Fresh variety of fancy cakes every day at JOHN DERST'B, 92 Broughton street. 'IT'IX)WERB—A fresh supply at Strong's drug 1 store daily. Floral designs at short notice. GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 426. IOANS negotiated for a commission on good j improved property, on long time, by ROS SIGNOL. P FRANKFURTER SAUSaGE, the very best quality, now at BARBOUR’S, corner Price and Hall streets. f T'OURISTS can find an excellent stock of l Wines and Liquors at C. P. CONNERY’S, four doors from Market. BUCKWHEAT and maple syrup in the best qualities at HENRY HIRSCHS. cor ner Macon and Drayton streets. 1 £ CENTS for the choicest cuts of the best I O beef at the GREAT EASTERN MARKET. corner Charlton and Habersham streets. PORK STEAKS and sausages for breakfast. You will find them at HENRY HIRSCH’S, corner Macon and Drayton streets. r PURPENTINE MEN throughout the country l seeking sites, drop a line to ROSSIGNOL, Real Estate. 11 ORK. —Any orders for Hairwork, 1 I Shampooing, Hang Cutting, in the latest fctyle, can be left at the drug store Masonic Teni pie, or address K. M. BENNETT, Lovers lane. A T KI.I.OW YAM POTATOES, in any quan -1 titles, the best in the olty at BARBOUR'S. corner Price and Hall streets. •1 Plain asd Decorative Paper j • Ilanger; latest novelties hung in newest designs; decorating ceilings and cornices a specialty. Offlce, corner Hull and Whitaker Streets. A PPI.ES and oranges in fresh and choice XX qualities are now at HENRY' HIRSCH S, c,rn r Macon and Drayton streets. 59&9 I L ci P ar9 tOT 10 cents at the MER CHANTS EXCHANGE, 149 Congress street. TYROUGHTON BROS. & Cos. have just re xy reived another large consignment of wall paper fresh from the factory, whtch they offer at lowest prices, call and inspect selections. FOOT PURSES—Genuine alligator vx and seal pooketbooks, card cases and coin purses at GARDNER’S. VOU can now have your oabinetmaking and upholstering, and mattress renovated, lookmg-gi ags repaired and repairing in general 2trt by vV N LEDBETTER, ■treat. Notify him by card. DORROW momfcr on your improved property wants, RijssiGNOL** 11 ' ° U " " 5 ° ' tUdles 3 ’° Ur 1Y! KNOW that Preserves can be nnTTu?S Kht at 10 c ' ,nt '' a Pound at BAR HUt K s, and Hall streets? NK" R JI3INP. citron and nuts at low prices, streets I ''KOii*S, corner Macon and iiraytt n UANCY ROCHERS, mattress and bedding on tnstnilment at TEEPLE’S, 195 Broughton. T*J!!i REAT EASTERN MARKET suurlies „v? e , Bast ,n ats of all kinds and has always J" °‘ocst selections of vegetables and canned E_ oa, ~ Corner Charlton and Habersham streets. CA VV -MiLl MEN looking for number one lnca- Real Estal'r* 1 kJtlm a: onoe with ROSSIGNOL, W PAPER in endless shads* and variety _* T at BROUGHTON BROS. & 00. ft oOft SEtS ARD.--Wail, I do declare, here X ]** is again. KELLER on top with ® . he st .°* everything in the green grocery ' and native neef, Baltimore veal, l lnil • jtit look hare, he has hogs !a <lllaious. an i. 0, such sau- Sr s Sf' a i?mr h .*^ wn rr, ke, too; oall and see him. . IK, corner Barnard anil Rollon Street lane; telephone Mr. 1 JRKBKR . IDS, hauued Fruits, Pick lee and nnv-u*s* tAb "* ar * 'ouod every day at BAK LOUR 8, corner Price and Hall streets T OOSE Saratoga chips, ohip beef. English • ' sgo,Edam and Neufcbatelcheeae. \ ouster*, shrimp, musels and olams, pruna*. fine new Turkish tigs, farcy a J*™; Jordan almonds, shelled. Gordon £ Dill /> mIDC9 'neat, preserves and jellies in glass, Gorman preserves, white strawberries, ra„Lor rien, red and white clierries, cur apricots and walnuts. German paragua tips and a.psragus, pickled onloni guiva iir?v er wi I TnMi U F l, S*’ ** nulne imported CO OPERATIVE AS nl? aTION, corner Barnard and State streets, oeo. B. van Home, Agent. W A VERPROOF hay caps, wagon, lighter and ~ , dock covers, plant-bed cloth, used instead “ kiass, lor sale at GARDNER’S. _ medical. ■SB tte organ* cl the *x>i_v m rotacd to healthy, vigorous action by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. More than ad, the liver—and that’s the key to hm whole system. You have pure blood or poisonous blood, just as your liver chooses. The blood controls the health, the liver controls the blood, the “ Discovery ” con trols the liver. Tako this remedy in time, when you feel dull, languid, and “ out of sorts,” and you can prevent disease from coming. Take it in any disease that depends on the liver or the blood, and you’ll have a positive cure. For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness; Bronchial, Throat, and Lung ntfections; stubborn Skin and Scalp Tjiseases, it’s the on/j/ remedy so unfailing and effec tive that it can be guaranteed. If it doesn’t benefit or cure, you have your money back. UItUCKJtIE.N. WE ARE ALWAYS IN LINE! o We have now In stock our first shipment for the season of Imported Macaroni, Honey AND NUT CAKES. We Are MUrnlm For VIENNA SAUSAGES, Anchoviei, Muenster Cheese, Salt Sardelles, Neufcbatel, Russian Sardines, Fromape d’ligny, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, English Dairy Cheese, l’armeson Cheese, Sap Saaro Cheese, Imported Calves' Feet Jelly. n Always on hand a full line of the best gro ceries. “AS LOW AS THE LOWEST." Polite attention and prompt delivery. * Sola Agents for the Celebrated Imported KAISER BEER. ENGEL j ROTHSCHILD, NO. 144 CQNQ-BEPS ST. MISCELLANEOUS. Cl fifi CASH and 50 oentg per week will buy oil a fine S-daylclock at J. CRANE’S. Monthly payments can be arranged. Sfcl Art for cleaning and repairing watcher. vU Good work guaranteed. *7 KC.—Remember my expenses being small I 1 O can afTord to cDau your dock and war rant it for the above price. No bookkeeper, no clerk, no workman, hence I can save you the extra expense otner jewelers would have to charge you. Goods exchanged for old jewelry. SAULS' TEN CENT STORE Is the most popu lar store in Savaunah. Call and see the new goods just opened, 221$ Barnard street. Of?I-NCH SUITING, selling all over the oity OO at 12^je., our price gjjjc. yard. COHEN A CO. CHILDREN'S EARS pierced free of charge ard jewelry cleaned at J. CRANE’S, 93 Broughton street. WE are still selling those 81 Corsets at 60 oents eaoh. COHEN A CO. VI fE give our personal attention to all work VV intrusted to us. Matt re ses renovated; furniture repaired or packed for removal or shipment. BARBOUR A CO., 160 State street. SELLING out cigars at the MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, 149 Congress street. ff CENTS each for Hyacinth bulbs. Pansy • I seed. Jonquil and Narcissus bulbs at GARDNER’S. | OW PRICES prevail at SAULS’ TEN CENT 1 j STORE, 92 Barnard street. 1 EVERYTHING you want in the trunk line at U the CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 87 Broughton street. REPAIRING of trunks and valises a speciality at tile Chatham Trunk Factory, 87 Brough ton street. R. P. WIMBERLY, proprietor. THE finest line of trunks, valises and trav elers’ requisites can be found at the CHAT HAM TRUNK FACTORY, 87 Broughton street r CASES extra heavy blankets, worth $3 pair. ) Will sell this week at $l5O pair. COHEN A CO. DON’T fall to attend our great Clothing Sale, commencing to-morrow, Monday. COHEN &CO. IOTS this side of the S., F. and W. Ry., near J the proposed street railway to Southover, at $160; payments $5 ossh, and $5 per month. See about this offer at once. R. H. JONES. BRING your Clothing to A. Getz’s, the tailor. 49J4 Jefferson street, for cleaning, braiding and dyeing; also new suits made to order at reasonable priors; samples always on hand. XT7E do not cater to any particular trade; we VV sell at one price to everybody. Give us a call. SAULS’ TEN CENT STORE, 22J4 Bar nard street. -( AC.— GLASSES fltted on your watch fer 10 J.U cents at J. CRANE'S. I don’t want the earth and it fenced in. The same glasses other jewelers charge you 25 cents. NOW is the time to begin to prepare for Thanksgiving, and aceording’totlie season one of the first tilings you think of is the din ner. The paramount necessity is the turkey. T M. KELLER'S market is making extensive preparations for the occasion. All orders for turkeys are carefully filled. All kinds of poultry and meats of the choicest qualities are alwa's served to the many customers of KELLER'S market, 209 Barnard street. BASKETS— Lunch, infant, flower, work and office baskets, school bags, etc., at GARDNER’S. Bull street. SUPPLY yourself with good cigars while they are cheap at the MERC HANTS’ EX CHANGE. 149 Congress straet I _Selhng out. HS. GRIFFIN, corner of Whitaker and . Hull streets, is headquarters for repair work of ail kinds, such as upholstering, furni ture repairing and mattress making and reno vatiug. baby carriages, caning chairs. Prompt and personal attention given to all orders. BEST gilt room molding. 7 cents per foot, puton the wall. LADEVEZE BROS., Plot ure Frame Factory, 174 Broughton, a few doom above Barnard. HPIMES are not dull with SAULS, the Ten 1 Cent Store man; he has all be can do. Come and sec bia store, 2*Hi Barnard street. Gk OLD and silver watches sold on the weekly I aud monthly Installment plan at J. CRANE'S. I Kft PIECES of Canton Flannel, worth Sc. lOU yard, will sell to morrow at 6c. per yard. COHEN & CO. CLAUSAGES. SAUSAGES, SAUSAGES, of all O kinds, always fresh and fine, at HENRY HIRSCH S, corner Macon and Drayton streets. F'OR this week only 2 > cent cigars for 10 cents at the MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, 149 Con gress street CHARLES F. GRAHAM, Pro prietor , THE GREAT EASTERN MARKET, corner Habersham and Charlton streets, Is selling the choicest cuts of beef at 15 cents a pound. IRGINIA CLUB. Charter Oak, Family Rye and Henry Clay Whiskies at WM. SCHEIHING’S, Price and Harris. iNRESH bread, cakee, pies candies and canned 1 goods;also large stock:of toy* and holi day goods now open at LOUIS \ OGEL S. Jof ferson and Waldburg lane. IIFE is a Journey that we travel but once, if J you wish to buy a lot call at Eighth and West Broad, for you may not pass that way again. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1891—TWELVE PAGES. FALK CL,OTIIIN7Gr CO. We work on the princi ple that “the best is the cheapest’’ ad our stock is prepared accordingly. The best does not necessarily mean the highest priced, put it does mean that you get the best return for your money. If you want to buy anything in our line come and see what we can do for you. Those who have little to spend must necessarily put it where they will get the most service. Those who want the finest goods made will find our high class goods the perfection of gentlemen’s apparel. FALK CLOTHING CO. CHEAP ADVERTISING: ONE CENT A WORD. ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 Words or more. In this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion. Everybody who has any want to supply, any thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo dations to seoure; ind :od, any wish to gratify, should advertise In this column. PKBBO SA L. TJHOTOQRAPHY—Prices reduoed, cabinets A #3 80 per doxen. Work first-class in every particular. J. N. WILSON, 91 Bull street. I WARN all persons against sleeping, feodlng or hiring my son, LAURIE PENNINGTON; police please arrest him. W. P. PENNINGTON. THE ENAMEL PAINT and gold liquid has arrived at Mks. KOLB’S. r r?HE only ladles’ oyster and lunch room In A the city; thoroughly renovated and refitted; a perfect gem of a room; we are prepared to furnish oysters tn every style; salads, sand wlches. tea. coffee, chocolate and light lunch; all kinds of ice creams and cakes. FURBER, The Confectioner. HENRY HIRSCH has received anew lot of California fruits and canned goods of every description. Corner Macon end Drayton streets. TNORTUNE TELLER to be found in West A 1 Broad street, No. 232, near New Houston street UHAETINGB. Pulleys. Hangers and mill work O ail kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD & 00., Augusta, Go. ALL Long Hair Braids, cheap. Send card to a _'l. BENNETT. Lovers Lane. IITE are the only agents for Lowenbrau beer. VV It is bottled at the brewery in Munich, and imported* in glass pints and quarts. M. layups estate! 1 JERSONAL.—With the Sam railway built to A Savannah, the South Bound a competitor of the Coast Line and the Cheraw and Tombar to Myrtletown. things will hump ROSSIQNOL. ATTENTION, LADIES!—“Emma” bust de 1\ veloper will enlarge vour bust B inches; guaranteed sealed Instructions 2 cents, or 24- page Illustrated catalogue 6 cents by mail. EMMA TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass. BEFORE purchasing novelties in wedding presents and Christinas goods, first seo the elegant line at Mrs. KOLB’S. IAUNEY A GOEBEL don’t give crayons free J only with their doxen cabinets, but they do make tne only satisfactory work in the city, and have the finest line of frames at the cheapest prices. Now is the time to place your holiday orders. 141 aud 148 Broughton. READ.— You live near by? Then it is con venient. If not, the street cars will bring you to the most complete stock of Family Gro ceries at the corner of Habersham and Charl ton streets. The finest qualities in Butter, Kgg6, Chees-e, Canned Fruits, Canned Vegeta bles, Preserves aud Pickles, Guinness’ Sfoul, Hass’ Ale, Wines, Liquors and Cigars ut SMITH & HOGAN’S. _ TNOR THE LADIES.—TaiIor made suits to A measure; all tr.e latest styles of Feely A Pollinger, New York. P. G. MEAR.A, opposite Marshall House. I)URE MILK, single and double cream, fresh butter and buttermilk fresh from churn, at MILK DAIRY. 112J$ Broughton street. * O URPRISEyour friend, paralyse your foe.’* O The wigs, whiskers, mustaches kept by the Broughton Street Hair Btore will disguise you, so that nobody will know who you are. A large assortment of weft really curly for the Psyche knot; pretty and becoming bangs in large numbers. The greatest attention given to children's haircutting, bangs, trimming and hairdressing for parti-s and weddings. ANCING SCHOOL by Mons. BF.P.GER, ar tist, at 7# Broughton; all the adopted new square, round and ballet dances are taught cor rectly; tuition, day class, Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday at 4; night class, Monday, Wednes day, Friday at 8; private less ms at any time: private families attended to. Apply at HAR NETT HOUSib MADAM LA MONT, the great Philadelphia fortune taller, over Wheeler's drug store, corner of Liberty and Montgomery streets. Ladies 51) cents, gentlemen sl. EVERYBODY wanting city lots, farms, plantations, timber privileges, still or saw mill sites, write tne liveliest man in the real estate business in three states, C. P. ROSSIQ NOL. G* ENTLEMEN, no more long waiting for a f shave. Wuy? B cause there are always three polite and attentive barb rs on hand at the “Little De Soto." No. 108 Liberty street, and also two barbers at the “Habersham Street Tonsorlal Saloon.” No. 91, corner Charlton street lane. CHARLES L. LONDON, Proprie tor of both shops ANY ONE wishing Japanese napkins for din ner parlies will call and see the beautiful line at Mrs. KOLB’S. COTTON GINS—The Improved Augusta, the Pratt i Vanwlhkle. We have 100 in stock for immediate shipment: alsoPressos. Shafting, Pulljs. etc. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta. TO EVERY ONE.—It is no wonder thst the neighbors In the vicinity of Price and Hall streets do not send uptown for their Groceries when they are aware that the very finest of ever,thing in the Orrery line is to near at hand. Tuey are always supplied wth the best in the market at R. TANARUS, BARBOUR’S, the Grocer. HENRY HIRSCII is the leading green grocer who keeps the finest supplies for families in the city. Corne- Macon ami Drayton streets. OUR correspondents are among tho most reliable distillers and wine growers in Eu rope and America M. LAViN’S ESTATE, wholesale liquor dealers and importers. I THINK I saw the emaciated philanthropist yesterday who lays claim to having started me in business A little more magnanimity and we’ll call you “Uriah Heep,” my boy. ROSSIQNOL. WE are now receiving large shipments of wines and liquors for the winter trade. Qet our prices and samples b-fore purchasing elsewhere. M. LA VIN’S ESTATE Telephone 54. ENRY HIRSCH baa a fine lot of chickens alive and dressed at the lowest market prices. Corner Maoon and Drayton streets. THE ladies of Savannah would do well by leaving tb< lr orders with the New York Na tional Cloak Company. Samples shown and measures taken by their agent, P. G. MEARA, opposite Marshall House. HURRAH for Savannah deep water coming, and Rustin Bros, are selling furniture so cheap that it will make your bead swim. It is just remarkable how cheap they sell. Parlor suites,bedrootr sets, sideboards, fancy rockers, matting, rugs and all kinds of bouse furnishing goods. We bare Just received a fine lot of piuah and willow goods for the holiday trade, and Invite all to come and inspeot our stock and we will endeavor to suit you, both in style, quality and price. RUSTIN BROS,, 192 Brough ton street. PERSON AL. IADIES wanting to be dreased well, ia taiior- J made suits, address P. G. MEARA, oppo site Marshall house. MONDAY I will receive another lot of band some goods by sleamer, Mas KOLB. TVERSOXAL—My lady friends and customers I are invited to call and Inspect the latest noveltiee in h. inlay goods, linens, etc., just un packed. Special—An elegant line in cabinet frames In gold, oaks and celluloid of the very latest style, single and folding. Mas G. M THONNKBEN. 158 H York street I)ERS<)NAL attention giren to ail business intrusted to ua. WM. F, BLgIS & CO., Real Estate, 13)1* Buy. HENRY HIRSCH has the finest supply of the choicest meats in the market. Come and be convinced. Corner Macon and Drayton streets. REAL ESTATE EXCHANQE-The city will not support two, and as there is one on the corner of Bay aud Drayton atreets, where all information is given and property Is handled with neatness and dispatch, no need of another. ROSSIQNOL. A TLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers. Tanks and - V Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings. Lombard A GO., Augusta, Go. ** I TNCLE ADAM," at 20 Jefferson street, A corner Congress street lane, will lend you money on anything of value vou have. Open from 7a. m. to 9p. a, N. Y. Loan Office. ADAM STRAUSS. Manager.^ IF you are in need of money and want a liberal loan for any length of time, at lowest rate of interest, on diamonds, wat-hes, jewelry, clothing, etc., and If you wont vonr valuables returned in the same condition as left, patronize home enterprise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E. MUHLBEKO, Maua-e r “TJOICEH WAS BLIND” yet 1 J fame. How many though could make a living without thla wonderful organ, the “eye ”? So where drugs can do nothing to the practically blind. Myopic, Hyperopic. Aithen opic. Astigmatic and Presbyopic, optical science steps in and says “a good pair of spectacles" will make the Myrfpic see far, the Hyperopio see close, the Astigmatic see straight, and the aged Presbyopic make him read hit paper as well as ever. Spectacles ac curately fitted and repaired by FEUEAB, 112 Broughton street, HELP WANTED TV ANTED, at 292 South JBroad Street, a good, v v reliable white girl, to do house work. TV'ANTED..* good home bqy for butler werk. VV IS2 State street. X\T ANTED, white girl for housework. Apply > B3 Gaston street. \\T ANTED,’talerieneod bands at dteksftak v v lug at 2*2 Liberty street. \\ T ANTED, a plaiu Washerwoman 7 v for sma 1 family. JTTaWnntt street. WANTED, lady apprentices for our millinery department. A. R. ALTMAYF.It A CO. TV'ANTED, a seamstress, apply at 51 Henry V v street, corner Habersham. WANTED, salesladies, inquire at SCHREIN ER’S. WANTED, good experienced salesman. None other need apply. COHEN A CO. WANTED, a bundle wrapper nt C. GRAY A SON'S. Apply Monday morning. WJ" ANTED, young men for wrapping depart- M meut. Apply to A. R. ALTMAYER A CO., Monday morning. VVTANTED, good hands to sew. Apply Mrs. v v HAMILTON, corner Hull and Whitaker. ANTED, a cook. Apply 154 Taylor street. ■VT/"ANTED, oity canvassers. Apply 190 v v Broughton street. \\' ANTED, a.servant, competent to cook and It do housework. Apply 89 Taylor street, E'OOK WANTED, white or colored: reference V, required. Apply at 74 South Broad street. \VANTED, a good cook and to ess'st in >v housekeeping. Apply at 201 New Hous ton street. TVTANTED, an experienced servant. Apply v V after 9 o’cl ick Monday morning at No. 60 South Broad street. WANTED, young lady oa assistant book keeper and cashier, at once. State salary and experience. Address COMMERCIAL, care News. TIT - ANTED, a good cook. Apply No. 100 New i v Houston street. WANTED, boy, for general work. Apply Monday, 7 a. m., 148 Jones Btieet. a competent and reliable cook; ' > no other-heed apply. 143 Jones street; call Monday. YYf ANTED, a competent house servant; only 1 > such need apply with reference at 107 Bull street. YYTANTED, S'no one to lake oharge of a ' weil-e.tablished hoarding house, -conve nient to Central railroad aud business t portion of city; possession given at once. Address 19 McDonough street. r pHREE first-class solicitors wanted. Will X pay good salary and commission to right parties. Inclose references and address. PERCY B. MERRY, care Morning News. COLORED BOY wanted, about 16 years old, who can spell some and make himself gen erally useful about the bouse. 44 Jefferson street. AGENTS, s'> to $lO per day collecting small pictures for us to copy and enlarge; satis facti n guaranteed and a $4 outfit free. A. DUNNE A 00., 56 Reade street. New York. LADIES, who will do writing for me will make good wages; home work; reply with self-addressed siampod envelope. Miss MIL DRED MILLER, South Bend, ind. TST'ANTED. able salesmen to sell mechanical " burglar alarms; salary and expenses, or good commissions. CUYAHOGA MAN’U FACTORING COMPANY. Cleveland, O. A GENTS who are anxious to make money x\ for the next three 6f fpur months will do well to addros. NEW YORK Q. box 310, Atlanta, G’n iPiepse^iat l former business, age and experience Ministers, t -achers or any one not now eptpgod may maife> application AUANTED, by old established bouee, g.-ntie v 1 man or lady in southern office, salary $750 —position permanent; inclose self-addressed stamped envelope. MANAGER, Lock Box 588, Chicago. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. YVANTED, by young lady, position in office vv as clerk or cashier; several years’ experi ence; can give good reference. Address MYC, this office. Y COMI’ETENtTmaN (a New Englander) 1 Y wants a position os manager or keeper of a hotel, or a stewardship, has SO years' experience. His wife is a good housekeeper, would not ob ject to a position in a club. Address by letter or telegraph L.B. M.,care Morning News, Sa vannah PRACTICAL druggist of several yars’ ex perience wishes to make an engagement after Dee. 1; satisfactory reference. Address A. R-, this office. SITUATION WANTED, by Intelligent colored lad. experienced in typewriting an l gen eral office work. Best of references. Address IS, care of News. YY t ANTED, by a young man, position as TV drummer or collector: not afraid to talk or work; cau give best oi city references. Ad dress U.. this office. WANTED, situation as bookkeep.-r or cash ier, by experienced man. Address CLARK care of A. Hanley. Photographic retouohing solicited. Ami teiir work retouched and improved. 07 Jones street. Y\ T ANTED, by a young man, position as T v assistant bookkeeper or clerk ia any capacity. Address J. H., Morning News. AN experienced accountant desire* an eugage ment. Competent to lake oharge of any books; salary moderate. Address 8., oars News WANTED.by ayoung man a position as clerk : wholesale or retail. Addrea# RELIABLE, thla office, EXPERIENCED lady teacher, music and English, wishes position In town or ooun try; be*l references. Address TEACHER, 10 Tattnall street, Savannah, Ga. GENTLEMAN, aged 2! thoroughly ac quainted with double entry method of bookkeeping, is open for an encagement, 4 years practical experience. Address G. P. J , News office WANTED, situation as superintendent or inspector of saw-mill, or will run mill by the thousand; best references. Address Lock Bos 113 Valdosta, Ga. BItPLUTM BUT WAKTkD. \\ r ANTED, by a young lady, copying at home. ’ _ Write* a fair haud. Will send sample of it if desired. Address 117, News offtoe WANTED, by a lady who has had ten years’ v v experience in prominent hotel*, filling every department, a puoition as housekeeper, stewardess, etc.; probation to prove efficiency; references. HOUSEKEt Pjtß, News office. V\ r ANTED, by elucated lady, aged tl. posi ’ ’ Mon as lady's companion or nursery gov. ernes* Reference* exchanged. Address ANX -lUUB. Jacksonville. Florida. UJ ANTED, collections nf every profession at.d business. HUSTLER. Y\'ANTED, position aa bookkeeper. Five ? l dears’experience. BOOKS. SITUATION WANTED, by a first-class pastry C? cook and baker; can furnish beat reference. Addrers FKED BEKBEBICH. care of W. a Knobloch, Macon. (,a A FIRST CLASS SAW MILL MAN want* a xV position os superintendent of mI!L SAW MILL MAN. Morning News office. \\'ANTED, situation by a pharmacist of vv twelve ot) years experience Registered In (8) three stales Address ENTERPRISE, Augusta, Ua. ROOMS WASTBU. V YOUNG COUPLE wants rooms suitable for light housekeeping, with small family preferred. Ad Irens, slating location and price, “EXPECTANT," News office. W ANTED, nicely furnished room with use of vv bath; state price and locality. F, this office. ROOMS WANTED—Wanted by a gentleman aa unfurnished floor with moderu im provements. Address P. O. box 42 W' ANTED, two large connecting rooms, un furnished, suitable tor light housekeeping, convenient to S., F. and W. depot; references exchanged. Address PERMANENT TENANT, 41 Bolton street, city. YY7ANTED, throe rooms suitable for house v keeping in good locality, by young couple. Address, giving terms, CltjA, care News office. MlSCKbUATliiOlls WANTS. WANTED, a roller top desk, large size pre ferred. Address J., care Morning News. WANTED, between now and Jan. 1. house south ot Gaston, with water and gas; limit >3O. Box 7, Morning News. \\T ANTED, customers to buy their wood from * H. A. ERNST <ft CO. j bast quality of wood always on hand. Office West Broad street, op posite C. R. R. depot; yard West Boundary, near Railroad street. Telephone 93. Y\'ANTED, the ladies to call on Mb. MEARA. v opposite Marshall House, to he measured for tallo.-made suits and wraps. Latest fash ions. WANTED, property to Bell or rent. WM. F. BLOIS A CO , 18744 Bay. \\T ANTED, tho sale of all classes of real " estate; tales are not advertised, but they are made sometimes. R. H. JONES. WANTED, the pubile to Know that we are now prepared to fill all orders for the best Imported or domestic wines, liquors, cor dials, ales, beer, etc. M. LA ViN’S ESTATE, telephone 64. YY'ANTED. everybody to know that picture ' frames are gold at half the prices charged elsewhere at LADEVEZE BRoB.‘ PICTURE FRAME FACTORY, 174 Broughton, a few doors above Barnard. \\T ANTED, lace curtains and blankets to ’ clean equal to new, 50c. and 76c , 25c., 50c. ami 75c. per pair; cleanest and brightest work In the city; telephone 90. EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY. 109 Broughton street. TTOUNO MAN with n few hundred dollars I wants to invest. CONFIDENTIAL. VET ANTED, merchants to try tho benefits of v V advertising in the “One cent a word" columns of the Mohsimo News. It will certainly pay. WANTF.D, every one in need of a house or a lot to call on It. 11. JONES. WANTED, everybody to know that I have a very large assortment of elegant Mas ouerade Costumes to rent, ot Mas. M. Ht.T TEKICH’S, 150 State street. Y\/ T ANTED, the public to know that H. A. • * ERNST A Cl), oan furnish them with ail kinds of wood,sawed any length and split ready for use. Office West Broad, opposite Central railroad depot. Telephone No. 98. ROOMS TO KENT. IJLEABANT ROOMS with board atlM South Brood; also good table board. Persons wishing meals furnished can be accommodated. I7*OR RENT, a flat of five rooms, on Lincoln Btreet. Apply G 4 Broughton street. T7*OR RENT,—Large furnished front room nr nr X De Soto for rent. 95 McDonough street. lAURNISHED ROOMS to rent. 178 Brough- X ton street. I NOR RENT, a flat of four rooms with bath and closet at 111 Duffy street. I BURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 173 Oordon ' street, corner of Tattna 1; bath i oom on same floor. INURNISHED or unfurnished room for rent and Use of bath. No. 95 McDonough street. TNOR RENT, floor suitable fora young couple. I 8 Tattnall street, corner Liberty street lane JNOR RENT, 8 furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, in pnvalo family. Ad dress B, care Morning News. f’OR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished or un furnished, at 58 Barnard street. ROOMS to rent on first and second floor, fur nished or unfurnished. Jefferson street. OR RENT, two rooms. 185 President street. P BURNISHED ROOM, parlor floor, in private family, with use of bath, 169 Gordon street. I NOR RENT, two large connecting unfurnished I rooms, with or Itbout board Splendid looation. 50 State street. r i'*o RENT, large, furnished sou'hern room, A suitable for a gentleman, at 92 South Broad street. INURNISHED ROOMS to rent, with prlvilego of bath, hot and cold water. Apply 17 Zuhly street. I NOR RENT, two nice largo front rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, on tho first fiat at 180 Broughton streeD r r*o RENT, hall room, southern exposure, fur- X nished. No. 158 Liberty street. 9 to 11 o'clock. JNOB RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms. Apply at 801 Congress street. ROOM FOR RENT.—An elegantly furnished room, all conveniences, Tattnall street, second door south Liberty. I NOR RENT, one Urge room, southern ex posure, furnished or unfurnished. 155 South Broad. ROOMS TO RENT, furnished or unfurnished, Barnard street; apply upstairs. THREE or four rooms, partially furnished, for light housekeeping, desirably located, southern part of city; eighteen dollars. 8. L. J. IARGE unfurnished or furnished rooms; use J ot bath; tor gentlemen only. 65 Charlton street. TNOR RENT, oie large southern un urrdghed X room at $5. No. 40 Charlton street. TX) RENT, a comfortable room for single X gentleman, attended and with gas and privilege of bath, terms moderate. 175)t Hun tingdon street. FOR RENT, two unfurnished rooms, with use of bath. Apply M., Morning News office. I NOR RENT, Dioely furnished south front room; bath on same floor, 12 Abercorn. T’O RENT, large unfurnished rooms on second floor, with bath room connected. Apply 87 West Broad at eet. INOK RENT, third floor Battersby’s building, corner or Bav and Drayton strests. Large airy rooms, suitable for eiub purposes or bache lors’ quarters. Apply L. T. TURNER, admin istrator. 118 Bay street. rro RENT, rooms on second anil third floors, X Whitfield batiding over the postofflos; location mast desirable In the city. Apply to JOHN BULUVAS A 00.. 10 H Bay street HOUSES ANI) STOHEBs FOB RKJff try) RENT, bouse 41 Brougbtoa street, la- X quire 188 State street. nOTRES AND STORKS FOR RENT FIR RENT. No. 181 Henry streat, containing -even rooms and bath, with large yard. THOS. A. FOLUAKD. T7*OR RENT, new two-story house, 12 Hall J street- Apply BHEEH AN. 198 York. \TWO STORY wooden house on Broughton, near last Boundary street. Apply at Henry street. fpo RENT, a store, corner Duffy and Cem- I etery street*. A go>d grocery stand Ap ply SALOMON COHEN, Bay and Montgomery streets. II*OK RENT, store southwest corner Brough ton aud Ahoroom street*. Poos ssion given at ouce. Apply to R GUCKENHEIMEK A SONS. "LX'it KENT, ’hat desirable residence, with A extra yard. No. 23 Congress street. Apply 49 Tattnall street. To RENT, a six-room houae. Large hall. A large yard, kitchen and water; between Broughton and Congress. RENT, ciiean. on Duffy, near Cuyler street, a few four and five room houses, just completed, SB. $9 and $lO per mouth, to rood white tenants. Apply at KEOGH'S CLOTHING HOUSE, on corner. FfOR RENT, a nice, two story house, contain ing seven rooms and bath, on West Broad and Duffy streets; possesion given at once. THOS. A. KOLLiAKI). Iq*' 'H LENT OR SALE, a very desirable real* A denco near the park; possession Imme diately. Ji >HS N JOHNSON & CO. TO RENT, house 182 New Houston. Apply LOUIS VOGEL'S, Jefferson aud \S ala burg lane, LX)U KENT, residence 138 Duffy street, be- A tween Bull arid Whitaker streets; new and oommodloua. P I). BAFFIN A SON. IT'OR RENT, desirable residence 100 Taylor A street, between Drayton and Ahercorn; south frout. Possession Nov. 1. Apply to S. GUCKKNIIEIMER & SONS. IpOK KENT, the premises 161 Congress street, now occupied by A pool A Sc haul l'oane sion Sept 1, For terms apply to GEO. W. OWENS, I*4 Bryan street. FOB KENT-MISt Kf.LAMKOUS. r |''KUCK FARM Fi >ll KENT, corner Gwinnett I street aud Styles avenue, opposite new waterworks. WM. HONE. RENT, Masquerade Costumes suitable for tableaux, balls, private parties, carni vals, etc., at Mas. M. HETTKRICH'S, 150 state street, IjXJH RENT, the cheap columns of the Meut isa Nkws at "one oent a word” for each In sertion; an excellent mode of advertising. FOR UKASE f Q ACRES farm or dairy, Ogeechee avenue, AO Apply 200 Uwlunett street. 'TO LEASE, truok farm, fifty aores. Apply A JOSEPH H. BAKER, Crystal loeCompany. FOR BALL, HORSES AND mX’I acclimated Large mules, family broke horses, nloe driving teams, heavy truck and delivery wagon boraea, ail ktuda saddle and harness, line mares ana horses. Llvary has latest style rigs; beet ac commodated and best fed boarding stock in city. More box stalls and mule pens. Cheap est; boat guaranteed; beet stock and more of them than any other stable. J. F. GUILMAJt TIN <S IX). ’8 STABLES. Ir*QR SALE, a nice Duffy street residence. 1 K _U. JONES. I7?OR SALE, houae on Henry street. R. H. ■U J"NEH. X'ICE HOUBE for small family; monthly lx payments. K. H. JONKB. IOT in best residence portion of the city. R. J H. JUNES. Q HEAP PROPERTY for sale. R.ITJONES. I>RYAN street property, good Investment, A for sale cheap. R. H. JONES. tr*Oß SALE, Gwinnett Btreet lots still on the market: cheap. R. H. JONES. IV )R SALE, residence on Gaston street, front ing the Park. Can be bougbt cheap. R. H, JONES. IOT on New Houston street for $3,009. R. H. U JONES. HALL and Lincoln street lot, the flneit lot in ttie city; will make terms easy. ROS -BIGNOL. r |*HE most eligible lots in the DlUoh tract for 1 for sale See for yourself. Eighth street between West Broad ami Burroughs. YY' HITAKER STREET residence, will sell on ii easy terms to right party. ROBBIGNUI, XMRMs FOR HALE.-I have several truck I and fruit farms convenient to the city that I can sell cheap. C. P. MILLER, Real Es tate, 122 Broughton. CNIIXCKENS.— A good supply of the healthiest J and finest chick ‘ns are now for sale hy BARBOUR, the grocer, corner Price and Hail streets. G\ WINNETT residences, three of the loveliest f on the street; see me and obtain particu lars. ROSSIQNOL. TANARUS) BUILDERS.—For tale cheap, one stair case, with rail and posts; one lot extra rail and balustrades, ten doors, one marble mantel and grate, one water closet, one lot of mold ings and scantling. 5) Gaston street. INREE trip to California and SSO per year free to all purchasers of our fruit land on the $1 installment plan. Guaranteed by bond. We do all planting, cultivation and labor. Will sell only a few acres on these terms to advertise tho property. Write WALTER J. RAYMOND, Dayton, Ohio. ININF, large lot young sycamore tre-s for sale Apply to 39 Anderson street, be tween Habersham and Price. INARM LANDS In Georgia and South Carolina, Grand plantation on C. K. it. RGSSiG NOL. YY7INISS, Claret, Port, Sherry, Madeira, VV Blackberry, Catawba, Cherry Wines, C aret $3 a dozeD, for sale by C. P. CONNERY, 150 Bt. Julian street. I NOR SALE, cheap lots in first-class looa tions; improving daily For particulars write or call on W. K. WILKINBON, Real Eatate. fpURPENTINE LANDSin Georgia. Florida and X South Carolina Over two hundred thou sand acres ROSSIONOL. FOR SALE, Shufeldt’s Irnjierlal gin. In bar rels. half barrels and kegs, and Sbufeldt’s superior blends of old rye whiskies. M. LA VIN’S ESTATE. 45 East Broad street TN W. DF.VOE A OO.’s, strictly pure cop i • per paints for all sailing vessels and water craft, superior to any copper paint manufactured; for sale at BROUGHTON BRUS. A CO. I NOR SALE, a very geutle horse, for saddle, wagon or buggy; also harness. 9.3J$ Aber corn street. r pWENTY-FIVE dollar lots: twenty-five cents X a week; sale inaugurated Monday. Come anyhow. ROSSIONOL. I NOR SALE, In Gainesville, Fla., a oomforta ble six-room cottage; also, two five room cottages: lot lOOxiOO feet; seven kinds of fruit trees on premises. Apply at 701$ Henry street. I NOR SALE, eleven beautiful lots on Eighth street between West Broad and Burroughs. Go and see them. BEAUTIFUL lots on Price street, southeast. Do you want a lot? ROSSIQNOL. I NOR SALE, Imported Wurzburger Hofbrau beer, always on draught at GUSTAVE FOX’S, 107 Brougnton street. PLANTATION, magnifloently equipped; iin-*st south of Savaunah; a rare chance. ROSSIONOL. I NOR SALE, several splendid corners for busi ness purposes; moderate prices; easy terms. W. K. WILKINSON. Real Estate. IIBERTY STREET residence; make me an -U offer; come and talk about it. KOSSIG NOL DO you desire a lot in a locality bound to im prove: guaranteeing a good profit on a ■mail investment? If so write or call on W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate. IOTS south of the city, adjacent to the oon- J templated raiiwa) ; wet-xly payments. Cor uer Bay and Drayton. ROSSIONOL. _____ F'OR SALE, best gilt room molding 7c. per foot put on the wall. LADEVEZE BROS.’ PICTURE FRAME FACTORY, 174 Broughton, a few doors above Barnard. ’ Montgomery street lots at three bun dred apiece on the Belt Line railway on eaay terms. liOSSIUNOL. FOR SALE. L’VJR BALE, a truck farm, fifty-seven acres, 1 twelve miles from Savannah and one tniia from railroad station, with comfortable house, barn and other outhous-s For particulars address HENRY BEIBEK, Hmvougha, Go. LV)R SALE, an excellent five-drawer Domes- A He mochine. price $35 cash; come and see It. Mrs. M. L. GOODWIN, No. 3 Stone street. BOLTON, Gwinnett, Watdburg, New Hous ton, Duffy, Henry. Ander*on street lota cheap and easy payments. ROSSIQNOL. LVJR SALK, one foldiog bed, antique oak and .T pew, 174 Liberty street. IiXJU R LOTS on Barnard and Hall, cheap and easy terms; moet choice property. ROS SIGNOL. I|V)R SALE—Finest Moldings in the city. LADEVEZE BROS , Picture Frame Kac tory, 174 Broughton. JjVJR SALE, a store doing a good business ’ about six miles from Ilardeevllle, S. C .with a fine Hue of grocer.es and liquors and notions, etc., such as ia kept in a country store, for tale cheap to a cash purchaser, as the owner is un able to attend toll. THOMAS A. FOLLIARD. GASTON STREET—Lot for fxnno; do yoa ■ want a uice looatlon? KOSSIQNOL, /"X OAT BUGGY for sale. Seven dollar*. Ad ’ A dress REAL, News office. VFEW vacant lota In the city that I will sell on very easy payments. ROSSIQNOL. 17*011 SALE, one lot on Morgan street. Pooler, ’ Ga. Apply to JOHN SMITH, Newton street, Pooler, Oa. LOVELY HOME on Henry street, with small cash payment, balance monthly, 8 per cent, interest. ROSSIQNOL. 17*OR SALE, an upright piano, almost new; no 1 longer any use for It is cause of sale. Ad* i , at t his office. * O | fill TER SET for good buggy harness ffUk Oh icollar and hainas) at SAVANNAH HARNESS FACTORY, ISO Dr ughton street. YY' AGONET, carries 9 passengers oomfort v v ably, suitable for hotel bus in smaller towns, hunting parties; light running and nice looking; alto, canopy top surrey; also, glass front landaulet, very handsome and stylish; all cheap for cash. J. F. GUILMAJtTIN A CO.’B STABLER / * WINNETT STREET residence, will sell os " A installments of one hundred dollars a month. No Interest. ROSSIQNOL. F’O R SALK, a nice dwelling in a good loca tion; southern front; convenient to street oars; easy terms. W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate. Ij'OK BALE, Johaunts mineral water, the best lmported natural spring water; unaur passed as an aperient or table water. M, LA VIN’S ESTATE. I r*Oß SALE cheap, a fine piano, or will ex r change for another and pay a difference; nothing the matter with the Instrument; only reason for disposing of It is the associations connected with it. Address PIANO, P. O. box 811, city, BEA ISLAND.—The finest odjaoent to Savao _ nah; will make terms easy. ROSSIQNOL. I HAVE for sale at S3OO apiece some of the I prettiest lots on Montgomery street, term easy, on the Belt Line. ROSSIQNOL. 1 A *S 4°. 59 cents a week buys a lovely lot, lUs KOSHIUNOL. 1 NOB SALE, the largest and heat ttfNortofj ssook 7 White Iffne Sash, Doors, DUndai Moulding*, eta., etc.. In tne South. Also all standard brands of Pure White Iwtatls, oobxw, dry and lu all Mixed Paints, Yarn lanes, eco. Mill supplies. 801 l derm’ hardware Is my spwgolly. Lima, Hinder and Hair. Direct lm portath ms of Uuaandale and Portland 1 SiiumiL Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sixes, bonds. Traps, Ts, etc. Gall or write for my prioes, and get estimates before buying. ANDREW HANLEY. BOARDING. Cl ENTLEMEN can get best and cheapest A board in the city, PALMER HOUSE, 67 Jefferson. BOARDERS, Jewish gentleman wanted, good board at reasonable rate. Address E. 8., this office, WANTED, boarders nt 50 State street, corner of Habersham. A homelike place and convenient to Broughton and Day streets. BOARD, very reasonable, with or without rooms. 42 Lincoln street, i BOARDERS WANTED, at 191 York with or without rooms. Mss. LEE. REASONABLE BOARD, unfurnished room, private family, for couple. H, care News. BOARDERS WANTED, 157 York street, near postoffice. Good table; terms reasonable. KIMTCA riO.VAL. IARIVATE : NIGHT SCIfOOL for Separate Instruction. Weekly paymeuts, 152 State street. SELECT SCHOOL for girls and boys, 98 lor street; also private and class lessons ia Spanish. Mrs. CLAUDIA HOWELL ns GA HONA. REWARD. REWARD— V suitable reward is offered for In j formation of a red cow with white facep strayed from No. 50 Habersham street. Jk rtrt REWARD.—To any person five dol ey * J *tl t [ars for eviiienceof any one dam aging fences around Gell farm, Waters roadj Apply NORTHCOTT, Gell farm. 5d iscjeLuanbou*. Have brouohton b'ros. &oa your ‘ paiatiui; aud pap**r we guar-' 4 antee work; write tor estimates. ITELEPHONE1 TELEPHONE early and have your; family supplies sent promptly to your borne by HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and Drayton streets. nr*APIOOA, Farina, Corn Starch, Qelitine, X Vermicelli and Macaroni at WE BCnEIHINO’B, Price and Harris. LIFE ENDOWMENT and Tontine insuranoa policies purchased at highest cash prioes. Loans on same negotiated at reasonable rates. CHARLES W. SEIDELL, attoraey at law, 3U Whitehall street, Atlanta, Qa T OOSE Saratoga cblps,chip beef. English dairy L j gap sago,Edam and Neufchatel cheese,spiced oysters, snrimp, musels and clams, stuffed pruues, fine new Turkish figs, fancy layers, Jor dan almonds, shelled, Oordon & Dillwortn’a mince meat, preserves and jellies In glass, Ger man preserves, white strawberries, red straw berrioa, red and white cherries, currants, peaches, apricots and walnuts, German aspara gus tips and asparagus, pickled onions and cucumber salad in tglass, genuine imported guava jelly. MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE AS SOCIATION, corner Barnard aud State streets. Geo S. Van Horne, Agent. I A VERY DAY a fresh lot of sausage is re- J celved at RAKBOUR’S, corner Prloe and Hall streets. OUEEN OLIVES. Capers, Worcestershire Sauce, French Sardines and Mustard 05 WM. SCHKIHING’B, Price and Harris. ■VTO PAY unless satisfied; corns removed -Lx without cutting; no pain during or afttr the operation. Apply at 79 Broughton from Iff to 12 o’clock. A SELECT assortment of colors for china painting, etc., at 138 York street. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC! -HE WHO DOES The Best, Etc., DOES NOBLY, Angels Could No More.*" We guarantee our buggies, We live up to our guarantee, We are frequently imposed upon, But it’s all right. We do the beat that circumstances permits; We do nobly, Cau you ask more? We use every honest endeavor to satisfy Many satisfied customers bear witness. Isn’t this course the most likely To build us up a successful trade) We have been successful; We are Successful; We propose tooontinua. Hadn’t you better get better acquainted With us aud our superb stock of Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, Carta, Hornets, eta, at THE SAVANNAH CARRIAGE & WAGON C 9. Bay and Montgomery streets. 3