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ECBIVEN’S TROOPKBi
They Expected to be Inspected, But
Were Disappointed.
Sylvani*. Ga.. Nov. 31.—The Scriven
Troop paraded here Tbusday and the day
before. The adjutant general had written
that the inspector would be here on Thurs
day, and the boys were all out looking as
bright as anew dollar—but the inspector
failed to put in bis appearance. The troop
have recently ordered leggins and gaunt
lets for the whole company and will soon
bo thoroughly equipped. Much praise is
due Capt. J. J. Brewer for bis indefatigable
efforts in bringing the company to its pres
ent nourishing condition.
The election for commissioned officers of
the Seri ran Troop on Wednesday, held on
account of the resignation of First Lieut.
M. D. Lanier, resulted in tbe following
selections; W. M. Hobby, first lieuten
ant; J. M. Conner, second lieutenant; J.
W. A. Parker, seoond junior lieutenant.
The oompany regretted very much to part
with Lieut. Lanier, who is one of the most
thorough military men in tbe state.
FOUR CHILDREN BURNED.
They Perished in Their Home While
Their Parents Were Away.
Stlvania, Ga., Nov. 21.—The house of
David Cooper, a negro who lives on J. H.
Mercer’s place, six miles from here, was
burned yesterday, and his four young
children, who were in the house at
tbe time, were consumed in the flames. The
father and mother were off picking cotton
and it is supposed the children must have
been asleep or else were too much fright
ened to escape. At any rate, when the
parents returned they found their home In
ashes and only tbe charred remains of their
children.
GROCERIES. ~
Latest iiportaigs
AT
IGELMOTBBS
144 CONGRESS ST.
Lemon Peel Glaees, Orange Peel Giaces,
Paper Shell Almonds, Grenoble Walnuts.
Deneesa Raisins, Dried Pitted Cherries,
Leghorn Citron, Currants.
o
JUST RECEIVED
Ellington Print Butter lib Bricks,
OUR OLD FAVORITE.
MOMAJA!
\TO BLEND OP COFFEE was ever
' offered the trade that has proved
so popular as MOMAJA. For years its
quality has never changed, except for
the better, and to-day it has more
friends than ever. It has many rivals,
but is without a peer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IJICKLES and preserves, cases and crackers
A at HENRY HIRSCH'S, corner Macon and
Drayton streets.
DINNER SETS—Large and varied assort
ment of American, Gorman, French and
English China at special prices for Monday and
Tuesday at JAMES DOUGLASS’.
OUR styles are right, goods solid, prices the
lowest, at STAR SHOE STORE, 18 Brough
ton street.
TV E HAVE a fine lino of perfumes aud toilet
7 7 soaps and toilet requisites. DUKE'S
PHARMACY, northeast corner West Broad and
Bryan streets,
BEST gilt room molding 7 cents per foot, put
on the wall. LADEVKZE BROS.’ PICT
URE FRAME FACTORY, 174 Broughton, a few
doors above Barnard.
DON’T FIRE your old clothes when you can
have them dyed or cleaned at FOREST
CITY STEAM DYE WORKS. 27 Aberoorn street,
IF you wish to purchase a sewing machine
patronize one who is reliable. See or ad
dress A. B. BOWEN. 28 Berrien.
ONLY one Ten Cent Store in the city, and
that is SAUL’S TEN CENT STORE, 2814
Barnard street.
PAUL REHNBERG, the Wire Artist, has re
turned again to Savannah, and lias re
sumed his work of manufacturing gold wire
into laoepins aud bracelets with your name.
Onil and see the work at RKHNBERGS Florida
Bazar.
RAILWAY terminal parties interested in
terview or write and get particulars, terms,
etc, KOSSIGNQL.
1) ARTIES visiting Georgia with a view to in
vefting in farm or timber lands, should see
ROSSIGNOL.
FOR coughs and colds use Hill’s Cough Syrup,
at DUKE'S PHARMACY, northeast corner
West Broad and Bryan streets,
Kf 1 GROSS DOLLS at a bargain. Received 3
carloads of goat wagons. Velocipedes,
bicycles and tricycles at a nargain. Come at
once an i get your ehoice. A full line of toys at
M. NATHAN'S, 180)4 Congress street.
"VIEW BUCKWHEAT and maple syrup in the
-13 best qualities at HENRY HIRSCH’S, cor
ner Macou apd Drayton streets
1 ",11 PIECES yard-wide Sea Island Home
l”" spun, worth 8 cents; to-morrow only
4H cents yard. COHEN & CO.
(’ RANBERRY sauce in cans, cucumber salad
J in glass, new pineapple cheese, Edam
cheese. MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSO
CIATION. G. 8. VAN HORN, Agent.
/CHAMBER SETS, 10 pieces, reduced Jfrom
v' $l5O toga CO, for Mondav and Tuesday
only, Ut JAMES DOUGLASS’.
f~’LARET WINE, at $3 per dozen bottles;
vL.,P*rfectly sound and good at C. P. CON
hEHY’B.
T OST in the crowd unless you get your pat
cnt-leather shoes at STaR SHOE STORE,
13.) Broughton street.
We are still selling house brooms, pokers,
_ ’shovels at ten cents, 83)4 Barnard street,
T ’ YOU wish to enjoy a good smoke, call and
a get a cigar at DUKK’B PHARMACY, north
*oßt and West Broad streets.
y°ur clothing to A. Getz's, the tailor,
* , J H Jefferson street, for cleaning, braiding
•nil dyeing; also new suits made to order at
jnu-onablo prioeg; samples always on hand.
FOUND, the best assortment of Ladies’ Over
i Wte, in all shades, at STAR SHOE
BTORE. 138 Broughton street.
F a NCY LAMPS—Regular prices $3 50, re
i, Milord to $2 !,0, for Monday and Tuesday, at
JAMES DOUG LASS’.
1(10 PIECES of % bleach, good value for 10
o cents, will sell for to-morrow only at
ceuts per yard COHEN * CO.
F' SALE.— The Veteran $3 Shoe for gentle
anything at same price. STAR
HOE BTORE, 188 Broughton street.
gari3en pease and onion sets at
Wtn KE . S PHARMACY, northeast corner
West Broad and Bryan streets.
A ' PUEB and oranges In fresh and choice
cnrnJ'i? lltlesar <'now at HENRY HIRSCH'S,
corner Macon and Drayton streets.
rl n. PUTH, plain and decorative raper
k , aleßt unvaltles hung in newest de
cialtr’ e * Ulu * 8 and oornishes a spo
facUon guaranteed? 81 IJrcu * hton Btreet - dalis
-Btor( ‘. the neatest and cleanest
MAX D HIHK h’ T? r yt‘*lng new and fresh.
nard S “re?ts CH&CO ” and Bar-
I 'order nn J 1 Pair of shoes made to
coniDehmt 0 ' J OU J shoes neatly repaired by a
_ MEDICAL
/\ A . Farted, jaded,
r-a A A tired, over
vj U **// , v jV worked women
weak, ner
'TAmi , *** Y °us, delicate
\J > * , W'2*rv\ and suffering
* °hes. These are
'V 1 v —J-aCj 7 \ the women who
/ & \ are helped to
\ ” health and
Mf, strength by Dr.
**- Pierce’s Favor
ite Prescrip
tion. It s a legitimate medicine, that cor
rects and cure*; a tonic that invigorates
and builds up; a nervine that sooth** and
strengthens. And if it doesn’t do what
its makers claim for it, the}- don't want
your money.
For all the painful disorders and weak
nesses that afflict women, the “ Prescrip
tion ”is a safe and certain remedy —a
ffucirantecd one. In periodical poms, in
ternal inflammation and ulceration, and
kindred ailments—lf it fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
No other medicine for women is sold
on such trying terms. If any could be,
you may bo sure that it would bo. Is
something else which pays the dealer
bettor, likely to bo “ just as good! ”
~~~ MISCELLANEOUS.
O ARBOUR, the grocer, auppll-s families with
1 1 tile choicest grooeries of all kinds at corner
1)ORK STEAKS and sau-agei for breakfast.
You will find them at HENRY HIRSCH'S,
corner Macon and Drayton s r ots.
Tj'KESH BREAD, cakes, pies, candies and
1 canned goods. AUo largo st ct of toys at
lowest prices, at LOUIS VOGEL'S, Jefferson and
Waldbiirg lane
FOREST CITY DYE WORKS, *7 Abercorn
street.
FLOWERS— A fresh supply at Strong's drug
store daily. Floral designs at shore notice.
OBORGE WaONKK. telephone 488.
TIN SETS, on Monday and Tuesday onlv,
91 25 at JAMES DOUGLASS’.
TWINES, port, sherry, claret, madelra,
" catawba and Hack berry by the dozen or
gallon. C. P. CONNERY.
QPECIAL BALE of Overgaiters at STAR
O SHOE STORE, 188 Broughton street.
CETTLERS in Georgia who have not as yet
O located a home should correspond with
ROSSIGNOL.
IXICKLF.I) pigs’ feet, salmon, tripe, beef. MU
TUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
G. S, VAN HORN, Agent.
\\ T HY not stop that cough* Syrup of Tar,
* * Tolu and Wild Cherry will cure you.
BARIE’S DRUG STORE.
I> ARBOUR, the grr.cer, can supply you with
I • your Thanksgiving poultry at corner Hall
and Price- streets.
CfOME and see my line of music boxes.
) SAUL’S TEN CENT STORE, 22)4 Barnard
street.
ROSSIGNOL has done a pretty fair business
this week; negotiated a loan of ten thous
and dollars, sold oue lot for fifteen hundred aud
one for three thousand. Sale* will be adver
tised as usual, the wishes of individuals to the
contrary notwithstanding. ROSSIGNOL.
r f'lN SETS.on Monday andTuesdayonlv @1.25,
J- at JAMES DOUGLASS. '
TURKEY for dinner, send your orders to
HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon aud
Drayton sreets.
CHEAP and medium priced suites,desks, book
cases, matting, shades, carpets, baby car
riages. etc., at TEEPLE’S.
I) G. MEARA, opposite Marshall house,
• Tailor and Dyer of Gent's Garments only;
I use the same ingredients as t lie Staten Island
Dye Cos.; all work finished in fir-t class style;
my price for cleaning and dyeing is $3 00. and
dye guaranteed; I don t advertise to do it for
$1 50 and charge more when the work is finished;
altering, binding and repairing done at low
prices it required. j
HENRY HIRSCH has tbe finest supply of the
choicest meats to the market. Come and
be convinced. Corner Macon and Drayton
streets.
REMOVED-.!. E. RUTH, paper hanger, has
moved his office from Whitaker and Hull
to 181 Broughton street, near Jefferson. Satis
faction guaranteed.
Ij'OREBT CITY DYE WORKS, 27 Abercorn
street.
THE event of the soason Is the furniture sale
on Tuesday, corner York and Lincoln.
TATEM, Auctioneer. ROSSIGNOL
CHEESE of all kinds, smoked salmon, eels,
sturgeon. Norweienn Bloaters and anything
you want to eat, a MAX D. HIRSCH A CO.'B,
Broughton and Barnard street.
I>REPARE for the blizzard from the north
west by sending your orders for oak, pine
and lightwood to R. B. CA3BELS, telephone 77.
PG, MEARA, opposite Marshall house.
• is agent for tbe best clothing house* in
New York, and being a practical tailor, has the
advantage over most agents and guarantees
perfect fits und latest styles at less oost than
any city made goods; cal' and see.
VASES, china cups and saucers, dolls, toys
in abundanoe. at SAUL'S TEN CENT
STORE, 22)4 Barnard street.
-f AC. PER POUND for new dried figs. SlU
llf TUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
Q. a VAN HORN, Agent.
13 ARBOUR, the grocer, receives daily fresh
1J supplies of hogshead cheese, boloqna and
pigs' feet at oorner Hall and Price streets.
■VTEW RAISINS, citron and nuts at low
X * prices, at HIRSCH'S. corner Macon and
Drayton streets.
TJ7E have the sole agencl-s for Beadlescn &
7 7 Woerz celebrated "Imperial Beer," Wile A
Bro.’s “Imported Lowenbrau Beer,”Geo. Foster
A Co.’s “Old Wllsorl Whisky," Geo. Foster &
Co.’s “Old De Soto Whisky,” Venable* Hey
man’s “Buckingham Whisky.” our direct
importations “Carte Blanche Champagne,"
our direct importation “Hungarian Wines,”
several brands of Shufeldt’s liquors. M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE, direct importers, 80 Bay
street, 45 East Broad street. Telephones 54 and
340.
WEAR CHERRY’S hand-made shoe, only
$2 75. 21 Drayton street. Guaranteed to fit.
Ij'OREST CITY DYE WORKS, 27 Aberoorn
' street.
DO you want the choicest vegetabl es? Send
to HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and
Drayton streets.
WE import our Foreign Wines and Liquors
direct. We are first handlers and make
our bottle goods a specialty. M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE, Telephones 54 and 840.
BARBOUR, the grocer, will serve you with
fine oranges, apples and bananas at the
corner of Halland price streets.
g - ENTLEMEN’B BUITS st-amed cleaned for
VI $1 50 at the FOREST CITY STEAM DYE
WORKS, 27 Aberoorn street.
I'OURISTS will find all kinds of imported and
. domestic liquors at C. P. CONNERY’S, four
doors from Market. Established 1850.
FANCY UAMI'S-Re.-ular prices $3 50, re
duced to $2 50, for Monday and Tuesday, at
JAMES DOUGLASS’.
I IFE ENDOWMENT aud Tontine insurance
j policies purchased at highe t cash prices.
Loans on same negotiated at reasonabls rates.
CHARLES W. SEIDELL attorney at law, 8)4
Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga
I ''"REST CITY DYE WORKS, *7 Abercorn
1 street.
TAMS, JAMS. JAMS.-A new supply of fresh
fj Imported jams. The finest qualities. Send
at occeto HENRY HIRSCH, corner Macon and
Drayton streets.
?v;UYMUER SETS, 10 pieces, reduced from
1 350t0 $2 50, for Monday and Tuesday
only, at JASI ES DOUGLASS .
lUE INTEND to sell our fancy goods if we
\\ have to sell them at cost, if you want a
Christmas present call at 1. A. 51ULLR} NE *
CO’S DRUG STORE; you can get one cheap.
Corner West Broad and Waldburg streets.
SOMETHING new, pastroiner. imported
_ °,m„ked beef, at MAX f>. HIRSCH * CO.’B,
Broughton and Barnard streets.
n Pirn aL drives in stoves and trunks at
I*7 TEKPLE’S this week. 199 Broughton streeu
BARBOUR, the grocer, has a fine lot of fine
chickens and frankfurter sausages at Hall
and Price streets
DYEING, scouring and repairing guaranteed
first-class in every respect. MEARA,
tailor, opposite Marshall house,
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1891-TWELVE PAGES.
FALKCLOTHING CO.
Nothing adds to or de
tracts more from a man’s
appearance than his neck
fixings, and if you want to
have your neck becomingly
and correctlv dressed you
must be careful about vour
S lirts and Collars. If they
lit your neck is pretty apt
to lot k well if they do not
fit nothing can make it do
so.
You had better see us
about your Shirts and Col
lars.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
4 iff’RCH IJI RK( TORY.
IjURST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCIL~Mont£
rey square, corner Bull and Taylor streets.
Rev. Dr. L. C. VABS, pastor. Services This
Day at 11 o’clock a. m and 7:30 r. u preaching
by the jastor. Sabbath school at 4 o'clock p.
M ; Prayer meeting Wsdkescay Evaxixo at 8
o clock. Strangers cordially Invited.
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 seiL any business or occommo
dations to secure; lndred, any wish to gratify,
should advertise in this column.
P iiKSONAL.
IJHOTOGRAPHY—Prices induce i, cabinets
A @2 50 per dozen. Work first-class in every
partloular. J. N. WILSON. 81 Bull street.
N UMBER 92 is the lucky number that drew
the child’s toilet basket.
DR. J. H. REDDING, Physician and Sur
geon, next door to corner Liberty aDd Bar
nard si reels.
f pH AT new art cloth has been received, and is
1 at MRS. KOLB'S.
I ' EN’TLEMEN’S SUITS steamed cleaned for
VI $1 50 at the FOREST CITY STEAM DYE
W >Kks, 27 Abercorn street.
COTTON GINS—The Improved Augusta, the
Pratt A Vanwinkle. We have 100 lu stock
for Immediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting
Pullys. etc. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta.
A T ARGE assortment of wools, such as
frosted, Shetland and Fairy floss. Lady
Grey yarn, imported German knitting yarn.
Germantown and Spanish yarn, Saxony wool.
Zephyrs, etc ; also a full line of all kinds of
working material for art work, at corner Bar
nard and York.
r UO THE PUBLIC.—I am clipping horses at
X sacrifice. Call at John DeMsrtin's Livery
Stable, Congress street. Savannah, Ga. IKE
SINGLET IN.
UNITED BTATES and Canada. Citizens of
these countries should write for descrip
tion of climate, soil and facilities. ROSSIG
NOL.
WE WANT you to know you can have your
7 7 parlor sets and tine parlor chairs and old
moss and hair aud cotton mattresses repaired
in a first-class manner. D. N. LEDBETTER,
Agent, 111 Macon street.
A TTENTION, LADIES!—“Emma” bust de
-7V vjlopor will enlarge your b st 5 inches;
guaranteed sealed instructions 2 cents, or 24-
page illustrated catalogue 6 cents by mail.
EMM A TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass.
COMK people don’t seem to like my style of
U 7 writing advertisements. If I did what
some people wish, 1 would go out business; but
I still thrive aud business increasing dally.
ROSSIGNOL. r
A RE you in this vicinity? If so call or send
1 V for j-our family groceries; we koep the
choicest. SMITH <£ HOGAN, corner Cnarlton
and Habersham streets,
CfOME in and see what was received by MRS.
J K )Ijß on last Saturday's steamer.
IjOKTU NF, TELLER to be found in West
Broad street, No. 232, near New Houston
street.
\T OU are Invited to call and Inspect our wine
cellars aud bottling work, at §J Bay street.
M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, importers.
r I ’HF. NEATEST fitting and most comfortable
X shoe is the one made by CHERRY, 21
Drayton street, ond it only cost $2 75; try one
and you will be happy.
Ij'OREST CIT\ r DY r E WORKS, 27 Abercorn
street.
Dancing school, by mons. bergkr, ar
tist, at 79 Broughton. All the adopted
round, square, fancy ballet dances are taught
correctly. Tuition: Monday, Wednesday, Fri
day at S; Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday at 4.
Private lessons at any time. Apply at ilaruett
bouse.
'VjOTICE TO PHYSICIANS - Prescriptions
IN carefully compounded day nnd night by
a graduate of pharmaoy. T. A. MULLRYNE
A CO., West Broad and Waldburg streets.
I HAVE more real property in my hands for
sale to-day than any dealer in tne state of
Georgia. All correspondence promptly an
swered C. P. ROSSIGNOL.
IAUNEY * GOEBEL don't give crayons free
J only with their dozen cabinets, but they do
make tne only satisfactory work in the oity, and
have the finest line of frames at the cheapest
prices. Now is the time to place your holiday
orders. 14! and 143 Broughton.
IADIES. do you consider the trouble and ex-
J pease of sending uptown for your groceries
and taking the chances of getting anything
that the grocer may send you, and being too
late to have it exchanged, you are obliged to
keep them? Now consider the convenience of
having a store in your neighborhood which has
an excellent line of the finest groceries, which
you can easily select in person and get just
what you want at prices as low as any house In
the city. Therefore go to R. T. BARBOUR, the
Grocer, oorner Hall aud Price streets
LADIES wishing to make up fancy suspend
ers can get the mountings at SIRS. KOLB'S.
Receiving every day new goods Ton
Monday I will open up anew line in hand
some goods for the Holidays: anew and hand
some line in Cnristmas cards at prices to suit
all. Call and examine stock of new tinted
goods; polite attention, all goods as repre
sented, at corner Barnard and York streets.
\\7'HY do you buy from New York houses
7 f when we can sell here in Savannah cus
tom house at tame price and save vou freight?
jW. LAVIN'S ESTATE. 45 East Broad and 80
Bay street.
SHAFTINGS. Pulleys. Hangers and mill work
all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM
BARD A 00., Augusta, Oil
The brewer rubber roof paint com.
PANY, Savannah, Ga: Gentlemen—We
have used your rubber roof paint with satisfac
tion some years ago and do not hesitate to pro
nounce it good. We may renew the roofing
upon our works during tbe summer, aun before
doing so will request your bid for the entire
work J. RICE SMITH, manager Georgia
Chemical Works, Augusta. Ga.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited in regard to
Georgia timber and farm lands. Am
thoroughly posted. ROSSIGNOL.
HURRAH for Savannah deep water coming,
and ltustin Bros, are selling furniture so
cheap that it will make your head swim. It is
just remarkable how cheap they sell. Parlor
suites,bedroom sots, sideboards, fancy rockers,
matting, rugs and all kinds of houre furnishing
goods. We have just received a fine lot of
plush and willow goods for the holiday trade,
and invite all to come and inspect our stock
and we will endeavor to suit you, both in stylo,
quality and price. RUSTIN BROS., 192 Brough
ton street.
PERSONAL.
IjX)R you to buy; we to sell; the finest line of
all kinds of family gr ceri s, wine, h .uors
and cigars. SMITH * HOG AN. Haberai.am
aud Umar I ton streets.
DON’T forget the auction sale TATEM. Auc
tioneer. on Tuesday corner of York and
Lincoln. ROSSIGNOL.
IE you want anything pretty and real nobby
you must go to MRS. KOLB; if you can't get
itjh.re it is not in the city.
8 8 I NEVER advertise soles, though they are
1 made some timet.” Beware, brother, of
the fable of the frog and the 01 if a littl busi
ness should happen your way KO>3IGNOL.
UEMEMBEK, you can now get first class
mosi mattresses at @5 50 ad Excelsior and
cottou mattr-ss sat 5*75. D. N. LEDBETTER,
Agent, lil Majcu street.
IFU’KE MILK, single and double cream, fresh
I butter and butt, rmlik fresh ir >m churn, at
MILK DAIRY, Ili)4 Broughton street.
\TLAS and Erto Engines. Bowers. Tanks and
Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings.
IA) MB ARP A CO„ Augusta, Ga.
\\ T F. EXTEND to you A cordial Invitation to
’ visit us and examine our large line of
fine perfumery and toilet soaps. BAKIE’B
DRUG STORE.
CAY, George, do you expect to go to the Q. T.
k~ C. maiquerado ball on tho 2,thy I would
not miss It for anything.
MRS. E. N. LAWLER, mliUner. No. 6
Whitaker street, has all th - leading shapes
ill ladies’ and children's hats, which she will sell
at reduced prices. Consult your interest by
tailing.
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, clotning. etc,, and If >Oll want your
valuables returned in the same condition ns left,
patronize home enterprise and call at tne Old
Reliable Bavannah Licensed Pawnbroker House
179 Congress street, E. MUHLBERO. Manager
PjXATHER was angry with me t at 1 spent so
much money for fine clot! os. I told hiinbu
must do aside, go to 8. J. TISHLRH. 101
Liberty street, aud he will clean a..d braid for
moderate price.
UO.-'SIGNOLS opinion, is that a combination
between tl.e Sam and South Bound would
bring the Louisvilee and Nashville to Savannah,
and tho building of the South Bound to and as
suring terminals at Columbia would give ttiat
road at outlet over the Georgia, Carolina and
Northern railway. The exchange of business
by this route north and south woul 1 be im
raeiis\ and Savannah would be greatlv benefited
Why don’t the > otton Exchange and' Board of
Trade meet and have conference w ith ortloaD
of Sam an 1 South Bound railways with a view to
bringing about this result? I think with assur
ance of supoort or Savannah tra in bo lies, both
roads would get to work without delay ROS-
SiGNUL ’
~ HELP WAMTEI)
WANTED, a good dairy man, to milk and
’ * care for cows. Apply 176 Bay street.
A UTMAYER .£ CO. want several experienced
71 milliners. Apply at once.
'YV r ANTED, a competent cook. Apply Mon
* da . morning, 172 Harris street
XITANTED, first-class dry goods and shoe
" I salesman. Apply to COHEN A CO.
\\7 ANTED, an experienced cook; good place
\ * to right person. Apply H 7 Clettlt-.i, -treot.
\\' ANTED, cook, white or colored. Apply at
1 7 172 Now Houston street.
\Y -ANTED, a young man to canvass citv mer
’ chants; must have some business expe
rience. Address L P.. this office.
"VfURSE GIRL WAN l'iill), white or
XI respectable, who is willing to sleep on the
premises. 9 Tat C all street,
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN as nurse; white
preferred. Call to-day 150 Taylor street.
Good place frr rigflit party.
V \T ANTED, a first class nurse for young chil
vt dren; a good homo and good wages to
the right party. Address M. M. 1... P. O box
143, city.
\\T ANTF.D, young' man famblar wfflSh dry
* ’ goods. Must be good penman and correct
Ht ( ilgures. Apply tu ECKSTEIN,
VX7'ANTED, colored woman as cook. Must be
7 7 neat and experienced. Apply Monday,
between 10 and >8 a. m., northwest-comer Ma
con and Barnard. 1) ■ V , r
W ANTED. girl for of two. Must be
7 7 a good 000 k, come well recommended,
and be willing to si ep in house. No other need
apply. 33Gwinnett streetp
WANTED, a good blacksmith and horse
-77 shoer: steady work. Apply at once to
J. B. MAGKUDF.it, .-anford, Fla,
XXT ANTED, at once, a good nurse, white pre
' * U ,t T ed; references required. Address
NURSE, this oftice.
YVTANTED, a .good tailor and taljoress;
7 7 steady worn, by S. J. TISHLER, 101
Liberty street.
WANTED, ten gentlemen to sell Webster's
7 7 Unabridged Dictionary with gold chain
for ladies and gentlemen, the two for $5. Cull
at A. F. FLINT'S, 119 Broughton street.
\ \r ANTED, experienced men to solicit adver
7 7 tisements for the "Economic Manual."
Good pay and steady employment to the right
men. WM. E. CARTER, 124 Broughton street.
YV? ANTED, experienced hands for dress
-7 7 making. Apply lfß West Broad street.
Monday morning.
WANTED, a good 000 k and house girl. Ap
ply at 87 Jones street, second door from
Aberoorn.
AGENTS, 93 to $lO per day collecting smull
pictures for us to copy and enlargt?; satis
facti n guaranteed and a" $4 outfit free. A
DUNNE A CO., 56 Reade street. New York.
WANTED, a practical, industrious and sober
florist, who understands hla business In
all its branches. Apply at Concordia pork, or
at C, SEILER’S, 96 Broughton street. Savan
nah, Ga,
TIT ANTED, traveling salesman on specialties
7 7 in grocery, dry goods and general mer
chandise trade; SSO per week to good man
ALLISON, 177 Monroe street, Chicago.
Tt7ANTED—We desire to establish a general
77 agency in Savannah or vicinity, to con
trol the sale of a staple article of daily consump
tion. Any energetic man with small capital
may secure a permanent, paying business. For
particulars address GREENWICH MANU
FACTUKING CO., 59 Vesey street. New York.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED,
WANTED, by an experienced lady a posi
tion in family or hotel; references. A, P.
51., News office.
WFLL KNOWN white man wants situation
as driver delivery wagon or porter.
DRIVER, Morning News.
4 N experienced accountant desires an en
-M. gagement. Competent to take charge of
any books; salary moderate. Address 8., care
News.
WANTED, by experienced former, position
as manager of a farm. Address A. 8.
care Morning News.
AIT ANTED—Two intelligent young men from
7 7 Germany; can speak Euglish; want pos
tion as porters or driver*; best of references
given. KEADICK’S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
81 Broughton.
Ij'XI’ERIENCED man desires position as
ZJ drummer or in grocery store. Good refer
ences furnis icd. Address EXPERIENCE, cor
ner Bull and Second streets, Savannah.
AIT ANTED, a placo as housekeeper (or any
7 7 other position that an industrious woniuu
can fill) in a hotel or private fatuity If in the
latter, can help take care of and teach the ehd
dren. No objection to going in the country or
one of the inter or towns. Address NEW JER
SEY, care Morning News. Savannah, Ga.
AATANTED, employment by an aocountant
7 7 whose evenings are not engaged 7to 12
ACCOUNTANT, tt& office.
A GENTLEMAN of extensive acquaintance
will be open for engagement as city solici
tor and collector Dec. 1. Best references fur
nished. Address "RELIABLE,” care Jlornlng
News.
ROOMS WANTED.
BOARD and vacant room in aotne private
family is desired immediately by marri'd
couple; refeieuces exchanged. 189 McDonough.
AATSNTKD. a furnished south front, with or
7 7 without board, near Pulaski monument.
Address 8., Custom House.
LOST.
LOST, red Batter dog; answers to name Spot.
Reward if returned to 54 Gaston.
MISCELLANEOUS wants.
\\ T ANTED, to buy a good second-hand piano.
* * Address ELLIOTT, care of Morning
News
WANTED, property to rent or aell WILL
-77 lAM r. BLOIS A tfO., 137V4 Bay
A\'ANTED, a second hand Safety Bicycle, 23
7 7 ur 80 inch wheels; state lowest price. Ad
dress BICYCLE, care News.
AUANTED, every one interested In real estate
7 7 to coil and see me about same K H.
JONES.
AIT ANTED, to rent a piano in good condition,
vv Address MI SH . News office.
AAT ANTED, everyb.sly to know that the first
7 7 jirise masquerade takes place on Thurs
day. Nov 28, and two 510 cash prizes are of
fered.
WANTED, ladies to go to the STAR SHOE
7 7 BTORE, 139 Broughton street, for Over
gaiters.
VUANTED, a small second-hand steam en
-7 7 gme and boiier. State power aud price.
Address ENGINE, box B.
AV 7 E buy empty bottles at 90 Bay street ; tel*.
7 7 phone 340. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE BOT
TLING WORKS.
wANTED, lace curtains and blankets to
7 7 clean equal to new, 50c. and 75c , 25c.,
50c. aud 75c. per pair; cleanest and brightest
work in the city; telephone 90. EMPIRE
STEAM LaUNDRA', 109 Broughton street.
X\T ANTED, ail the empty wine, whisky, gin
7 7 and bitt**r bottles that w • can get-. M.
LATIN'S ESTATE. 80 Buy street: telephones 4
W ANTED, merchants to try tbe benefits of
7 7 advertising in the “One cent s word”
columns of the Moiuhmu Nbws. It will certainly
py
ROOMS TO KENT.
. FURNISHED IP >OMS to rent,’No. 173 Gor
ilou street, corner of Tattnall. Hath room
same floor.
Ij'Oß RENT outh ball room, furnished; $3.
1 82 Duffy street.
RENT, 1 flat rooms, 150)4 Taylor street.
r PWO GENTLEMEN can secure nicely fur
1. nished room. Barnard street, between
Gordon and (last n, terms reasonable. Ad
dress A. I!. 0., Jlornlng News.
L’Olt RENT, pleasant rooms for light house-
I keeping; 45 Charlton street.
Ij?L \T, four large rooms with bath and back
porch and closets, 83 Charlton street.
JjMR RENT, one single and two large rooms,
all nicely furnished, suitable for light house
keeping. Rented en suite or separately. 174
Ijb. rty street.
Ij'Oß RENT, comfortable furnished room*
with moderate improvement*. Apply C 2
Bull street.
ELEGANT rooms to rent at 35 Huntingdon
street.
IT'OR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished or un
furnished, at 58 Barnard street.
VO RENT. 43 Auden on stroet.
I lOOttS TO RENT, t ingle or en suite, !ur-
IV nished or unfurnished. 1113 South Broad
street, southeast corner Barnard.
TIOOMS to rent, furnished or unfurnished.
XL 125 Duffy street.
tpOR RENT, two large connecting rooms; also
three rooms in attic. Address 8. 8., Sioru
ing News.
Ij'Oß RENT, throo connecting rooms, all con
r vaniences. Apply 11 Lurch street, near
Montgomery.
FLAT of throe rooms, with use of bath; suit-
U able for light housekeeping with private
f unity, on Haber-Uam, near Hall street. Kent.
$9 to Mumble parly. Address DEFOA, care
News office.
I ARUF, south room; handsomely furnished;
J also other furnished rooms. Northeast cor
ner Abercorn and Bryan.
Ij'Oß RENT, floor suitable for a young couple,
I 8 Tattnall stroet, corner of Liberty street
lano.
TJ'UItNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping
and unfurnished rooms; 61)$ Jefferson
street.
ROOMS FOR RENT; southern exposure; fur
nisre lor unfurnished. Ijs South Broad.
Ij'Oß RENT, a Hat of live rooms on Lincoln
U street. Apply 84 Broughton street.
Ij'Oß KENT, Hat of three rooms with use of
hath. 180 Broughton street.
Ij'Oß RENT, on Jones street, Dear Drayton,
r three connecting rooms on sec nl floor,
with gasand use of hath room. Address “8.,”
P. O. box 111.
Ij'Oß RENT, flat of three rooms on parlor
1 floor; unfurnished, conveniently situated.
Address P. 11., News office.
NICELY furnished rooms, with board, at 115
Duffy street References required.
Ij'Oß KENT, fiat of four rooms, closet and
1 bath. 11l Duffy, between Bull and Dray
ton.
Ij'Oß RENT, nicely furnished rooms; gas, hot
' and cold water; 210 President street,
Ij'Oß RENT, nicely furnished south front
room; bath on same floor. 12 Abercorn.
Ij'Oß RENT, third floor Battersby’s building,
1 cornerof Bay and lirayton streets. Large
airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bache
lors'quarters. Apply I* T. TURNER, admin
istrator. 113 Bay street.
TO RENT, rooms on second and third floor*,
Whitfield building, over the postofiloe;
location most deelrable In the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN * 00.. 11)2)4 ltuy stroet.
HOUSES AND STOKES FOR RENT
Ij'Oß RENT, desirable residence. 101 Taylor
street, between Drayton and Abercorn;
south front. Apply to 8. GUCKENHEIMER A
SONS.
Ij'Oß KENT, new two-story house, 12 Hall
X* street. Apply SHEEHAN, 1H York,
Ij'Oß KENT, No. 181 Henry street, containing
seven rooms and bath, with large yard;
possession given at once. THOS. A. FOL
LIARD.
Ij'Oß KENT, house 48 Margaret; sll 00. Apply
150 Taylor street.
Ij'Oß RENT, until October nxt, a fine resi
dence on Gwinnett street; the rentals mere
bagatelle. ROSSIGNOL.
(J TORE FOR RENT, corner Whitaker and
kj Hull streets. Apply 176 Bryan street.
cMALL STORE AND FLAT, 170 Broughton
O street. Inquire 44 West Broad street.
A NICE two-story house on West Broad nnd
Duffy streets, containing six rooms aud
bath; possession given at once. THUS. A.
FOLLIAKD.
Ij'Oß RENT, desfrable new residence corner
I of Henry and Whitaker streets; possession
immediate. JOHN SULLIVAN A CO.. 102 Bay
street.
Ij'Oß RENT, 3-story brick bouse, corner Con
gress and Montgomery. All conveniences.
Apply on premises.
fXIR RENT, residence 138 Duffy street, be
tween Bull and Whitaker street*; new and
oommodlous. P D. BAFFIN A SON.
FOR RENT, bouses No. 97 SlcDonough street
ond No. 98 P. riy street, now vacant; mod
ern convenience*. W J, IIAKTY, 15 Haber
sham street.
Ij'Oß KENT, the premises 101 Congress street,
now occupied by Apnel & Schaul Posses
sion Hept. 1. For terms apply to GEO. W.
OWENS, ltM Bryan street.
fpo RENT, a six-room house, large hall, large
1 yard, kitchen and water; 22 East Broad
street.
r |'o RENT, a store, corner Duffy and Cem-
X etery streets. A good grocery stand. Ap
ply SALOMON COHEN, Bay and Montgomery
streets.
Ij'Oß KENT, large house; good place for right
1 party as boarding house; desirable loca
tion. Inquire STAR SHOE STORE, 139 Brough
ton street.
r |'o KENT, house 187 Waldburg. seven rooms
X and bath, s2l per month. Apply LOUIS
VOGEL, Jefferson and Waldburg lane.
FOR RENT, cheap, on Duffy, near Cuyler
street, a few four and five-room houses,
just completed, SB, $9 and $lO per month, to
good white tenants. Apply at KEOGH'S
CLOTHING HOUSE on comer,
EIGHT rooms, kitchen and bath; 161 Liberty
street. FULTON A SON.
FOR KENT OR SALE, a vory desirable reel
deuoe near the park; possesnioa imme
diately. JOHN N. JOHNSON & CO.
HOUSES AND STORE* FOR RENT
Ij'Oß RENT, small tw -alary residence on
I >uffy street, near Habersham. In good con
dith n; possession immeiiate. JOHN BULLU
VAN .t to., 102 Bay street.
Tj'gß RENT, the Broughton Street Hair and
I Jewelry Store, ecntrally located and suit
able for any kind of business. Fixtures for
sale. My patrons will find me in my new store,
22 Bull street, under the Oglethorpe Club, with
anew stock of Jewelry. s;>ectacles and hair
work The same polite attention I have given
to my patron* in the past is a sure guarantee
for the future. No extortion In my charges;
prompt delivery of my order* being my motto
A visit from you will be welcome and mutually
beneficial. Yours rei>ectfully. FKGKAS, 112
Broughto!) street and 22 Bull street.
FOR REST—MIN KI, LAN KOLA
F'OR RENT, from December first, fine offices
on Bryan Btreet; freshly fitted up. ROS
SIGNOL.
Ij'Oß RENT, masquerade costumes suitable
1 for tableaux, balls, private parties, carni
vals, eto.. at Mss. M. Hfc.TTKKICH’B, !50 State
street.
F'URNITI'HK Cart for hire; the above oen he
engaged by leaving orders at A. F. KUHL
MAN'S, Jefferson and Bryan, or northeast eor
ner Broughton and Reynold streets.
Ij'Oß RENT, elegant offices on Bryan street;
I suitable for lawyers or brokers. ROSSIG
NOL.
F OK BUNT, storage capacity on Bay lane,
Koß , .sir r NG? yloa ’ f ° r hoil ' ,jr * r °oeries. Call on
([AOR KENT, the cheap columns of tho Mouh
imo News at "one cent a word” for each in
sertion; an excellent inode of advertising.
FOB LEASE
|C ACRES, farm or dairy, Ogeocboe avenue.
TO Apply 200 Gwinnett street.
r F° 'bE. truck farm, fifty aorta Apply
l JOSEPH H. BAKER, Crystal Ice Company.
FOR SALK.
Horses and mules uocitmatod. large
mules, fsiullv broks horses, nine driving
teams, heavy truob ami delivery wagon horses,
all kinds saddle and harness, flue mares ami
horses. Livery has latest style rigs; best ac
commodated and best fed boarding steak in
city. Mure box stalls and inule pens. Cheap
est; beet guaranteed; beet stock and more of
them than any other stable. J. F. GUILMAR
TIN Jt CO.'S STABLES.
HOUSTON COUNTY, two fine Plantations,
one containing four hundred the other
eight hundred acres. Particular* liUSStONOL.
T OTS at @25; monthly payment*. R. H.
1 J JONES.
IMIKEE hundred and twenty acres, beautiful
farm in Macon county, 011 easy terms.
KOSsIuNOL.
V HORSE for sale, saddle and hridle, $75.
Address H. L. F.. General Office S. F. Jt
W. railway.
MACON COUNTY, three hundred acres of
the finest range timber In tho country.
Write ROSSIGNOL
Ij'Oß SALE, Safety bicycle. In good repair,
1 for SSO. Can be seen at 205 Duffy street;
17KRRY STREET residence, elegant nine
I room, beautifully appointed, on easy terms.
ROSSIGNOL.
JOTS on Gwinnett street, SSOO. K. H
J JONES.
F !VE houses In Yamacraw, a fourteen per
X cent investment, very cheap. Come and
talk to ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'INE, large lot young Sycamore trees for
sale. Apply to 39 Anderson street, be
tween Habersham and Pries.
2'"DIKED PUBLIC SCHOOL, beautiful site
V in southwest section, on easy terms. ROS
SIGNOL
VV' E HAVE several choice lots on Gwinnett
7 7 street for sale on reasonable terms
WILLIAM F. HI."18 & 00., 137)4 Bay.
HF.MF.MBIR Tuesday. Twenty fourth, saleof
furniture, corner York and Llnooln.
TATEM, Auctioneer, U< iSSIdNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, one lot 00 Morgan street. Pooler,
Ua. Apply to JOHN SMITH, Newton street,
Pooler, Ga.
XX/’ATEH power combination saw and grl*t
77 mill with cotton gin attached, Tattnall
county. Write to ROSSIGNOL
Ij'Oß HALE, one share Franklin Loan stock
cheap Address STOCK, Nows office.
ONE hundred thousand acre* of pine planta
tion aud farm land, all over the state of
Georgia. RUS3IUNOL.
fAOR SALE, finest moldings In the city. LAD-
F-VEZK BROS.’PICTURE FRAME FAC
TORY, 174 Broughton.
QKVEN thousand acres of virgin pitie forest
1 ’ on the South Bound railway, vory cheap
ROSSIGNOL
J OTS near city $l5O. R. 11. JONES.
SANFORD, Florida, elegant residence, large
lot. Will sell for cash or exchange for
merchandise. ItoSSIONOL
Ij'Oß RALE—One gentle horse for buggy,
wagon or saddle. Apply 93)4 Abercorn
street.
If' ST ILL avenue, lot between Abercorn and
J Drayton; very cheap for cash. KOSSIG
NAL.
TWO fine milkers, one calf; alao one springer.
No. 21 South Broad street.
'T'WO HUNDRED and fifty acres of round
1 lumber in Mitchell county; very cheap.
ROSSIGNOL.
fJ'ATEMVILLE LOTS CHEAP. R. H. JONES.
(' ORDF LK, GA , a licautiful lot, situated just
J at the railway crossing; very cheap Rici-
SIGNOL.
FOR RALE, a truck farm, fifty-seven acres,
twelve miles from Savannah and one mile
from railroad station, with comfortable house,
barn anil other outhous’s. For particulars
address HENRY BRIBER, Burroughs, Ga.
ONE THOUSAND acres of fine range lumber
on the Altamaha river, twentv-flve miles
from Dariuo. ROSSIGNOL.
I > ESIDKNCEH in imy part of the city for sale
A cheap; come lu and see me about them.
R. H.JONES.
SEA ISLAND, the finest on the Soutli Atlantic
coast. Will make an arrangement to suit.
ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß BALE, house and lot on Henry street,
1 $4.000. K, H- JONES.
t ' HATH AM COUNTY PLANTATION, the
V finest south of tho city. If you want
s jtnethlng nioe come se 1 ROSSIGNOL.
J'KESII GARDEN SEED of all kind* just re
x’ celved and foi sale by T. A. MULLRYNE
A CO., West Broad aud Waldburg streets.
HENRY STREET RESIDENCE on the tnstall
ment plan; small cosh payment; better
see about It. ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, nice dwelling for small family on
Duffv street: very cheap. JOHN SULLI
VAN A CO., 102 Bay street.
lAUHENS COUNTY, seven hundred-acre
J plantation; one of the most choice obtaina
ble. Correspond with ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALK, one folding bed, antique oak and
X new. 174 Liberty street.
I EON COUNTY, Florida, six hundred and
J seventy acres of magnificent phosphate
land; correspondence solicited. ROSSIGNOL.
J OTS in Pooler. R. H JONES.
ILKINSON COUNTY, two elegant farms,
one four hundred, one two hundred acres;
Immigrants take notice. KOSSIGNuL,
Ij'Oß SALE, a store doing a good business
about six miles from Hardeeville, H. C.,with
a fine line of grocer.es and liquors and notions,
etc., such as is kept in a country store, for sale
cheap to a cash purchaser, as the owner is un
able to attend to it. THOMAS A. FOLLIARD.
TAURENB COUNTY, seven hundred acres of
J the finest land in tne state. Address KOS
SIGNOL.
Cf 2 fffi PER BKTfor good buggy harness
O r (collar and hamesi at SAVANNAH
HARNESS FACTORY, 160 Broughton street.
r |'ELFAIK COUNTY, four hundred and fifty
X acres of magnificent pine land at a bargain.
ROSSIGNOL.
J OTS on Best street cheap. R. H.JONES.
\ N ELEGANT plantation In Jefferson county,
1 V Florida, nine hundred acres; near Miccou
sickie lake. ROSSIGNOL.
I FOB SALK
( VNE of the finest plantations In Emanual
' / county, seven hundred seres. For particu
lars a, Mrs ■ KoaSiGNoL.
j on Pearl st-eet 5330. R. H. JONER
, CIXTKF.N lots on Montgomery street, the
O ctieapest thing on the’market. Investors.
Come see me. ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, a horse 5 years old. Apply at Now
90 Henry atreet.
F’OUR hundred acres of elegant farm land la
Scriven county. Will make easy terms.
ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, two houses on tho corner Price
and Hall streets. Apply to Mr. A. M.
BARBEE, SR . corner Pric -and Hail streets,
Ij'OURTEEN hundred acrei of magnificent
I timber and farm land in Effingham oounty.
ROSSIGNOL.
HANDSOME residence on Gaston street
cheap; your attention is called to this. H.
H.JONES.
IjORSYTH PLACE, a lovely home facing this
I sublime retreat, cm be bought right. Wilt
lend portion of purchase money. ROSSIG
NOL
Ij'Oß SALE, the finest and best assortment of
X 1 foreign and domestic wines and liquor*.
M. LATIN B ESTATE, te ephone* 54 andJ4o._
WHITAKER trret residence, to the right
party will lend four thousand dollars.
ROSSIGNOL
HORSE BLANKETS, 75 cents; Buggy Har
nsss five dollars! everything cheap at
NEIDLIXGKR A: RABUN’S.
ORANGE GROVE, 1 'range county. Florida,
two thousand boxes capacity; very cheap
or will exchange. ROSSIGNOL
*) VERY handsome residences on Jones stresti
- R U. JUNKS.
’■pWUNTY THREE hundred acres of the finest
I pine land in Liberty county; a bargain.
ROSSIGNOL
WAGONET, carries 9 passengers comfort
ably, suitable for hotel bus In smaller
towns, hunting parties; light running and uioe
looking; also, canopy ton surrey; also, glasn
front landaulet. very handsome and stylish; all
Obeap for oash. J. F. GUILMARTIN & OO.’g
STABLES.
I > ULLOCH COUNTY - Plantation, one of tho
1) finest in the county; very cheap; bettor
Come lee. KOBBIONOL.
q DESIRABLE building lots cheap It if
• ) JJpNES.
WAKE OOUNTY—Fifteen hundred acres
pine land, alio magnificent farm near
Olenmore. ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß BALK the largnst and hast onortoii
P *took of White lino flash, Doors, Blinds.
Mouldings, etc., eto., lu tne South. Also ail
rtandanl brands of Pure Whlhi Leads, oolorfc
dry and lu all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, eto,
Mill mippiles. Builders’ tiordware is mj*
specialty Lima, Plaster and Hair. Direct luh
norlatlous of Hoeemlixle sod Portland (lemony
flower, Culvert and Flue hie, all sixes, bin,ls.
Ti-aps, Ta, eta Call or write for my prions, ana
get 'Wt I mates before buying. ANDREW
Hanley.
I OTS lu the southeastern section of the city
-* on easy terms to parties who will build lm-'
mediately ROSSIGNOL.
LOTS. K. H. JONEa.
IIBERTY street 0 >rner: one of the rarest
J chances ever offered for a good business
corner. ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, best gilt room molding? cents per
1 foot put on the wall. DjYDEVKZE BROS.*
PICTURE FRAME FACTORY, 174 Broughton,
a few doors shove Barnard.
Montgomery street LOTs-Tiiree imn
dred dollars on the Installment plan; lot*
within a stones throw are held at five hundred.
ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß RHEUMATISM use Abbott's KheumotU*
1 Liniment, tor sale at DUKE'S PHAR
MACY, northeast corner West Broad and Bryan
streets.
Ij'Oß SALE, 2 fine milch oows, with young
elves; also several fine young maros; all
cheap for cash. KIDWELL’S STABLES.
I AIL SITE LOTS, four of tho most choice lots
now ou the market; a bargain. ROB
-
FOR SALE—TiIe best bargain out; a number
one house lot on Sarah street, cos - tor
West Broad street cars, Lr small sum of $700;
one-half cash, balance on easy payments. Ap
ply 102 Montgomery.
HOUSE and lot Third avenue, $1,500. R. IL
JONES.
ifKIR HjYLK, three-story btkk store and dwell.
lng; old business stand. A. 8., this office.
AN ELEGANT HOME on Gwinnett street will
be sold on easy terms to tho right party.
ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'Oß SALE, fine delivery or rockaway horse,
six years old. 0. BRANT, care Savannah
Carriage and Wagon Compauy.
Ij'Oß SALE, cheap, a fine square piano, or will
exchange fur an upright and jjay a reason
able difference. Address PIANO, P. O. Box 211,
city. . ’
HOUSE and lot on Duffy street, $5,000. H. H,
JONEa
FOR SAI.E, two blooded colts, two horses,
four mules, two Jersey heifers, cane or
syrup mill, potato planter, farming Imple
ments of all kinds, barbed wire, paris green
sprinkler MABBEY A CO., Hutchinson’s Island.
H'ALL and Lincoln, southwest corner, thres
iiayments, prettiest lot on tho market,
ROSSIGNOL
■ 1 ■' ——
BOA HIM NO.
riOARDERB WANTED, with or without!
X rooms. Corner Lincoln and Harris. Con
venient to 8. F. depot.
WANTED— Two young men can get board
and lodging; and also a few table boanlerd
wauled at 53)4 Jefferson street.
A FEW gentlemen can obtain good tablo
j V board and pleasant rooms at 103 President
street.
BOARDERS WANTED. A married~coupla
can obtain board in a private family; south
room, next to bath room, with hot and cold
water. References required. Address 0. B. A.,
caro Morning News.
EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN SHORTHAND ANiTbUSINESS
COLLEGE, 20 East Hunter street, Atlanta,
Ga. Best college in the United Stares. Short
hand, bookkeeping, penmanship, typewriting,
mathematics, spelling, etc., taught by expe
rienced teachers. Hundreds of graduates in
positions. We placed twenty-five in positions
during October. Catalogue free.
O lor street; also private and class lessons iq
Spanish. Mrs. CLAUDIA HOWELL ds GA
HONA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT IS pleasant to the taste and never falls to
cure—Rose Wash au Sandal Emulsion.
BARIE’S DRUGSTORE.
qtc. PER DOZEN for fresh country eggsf.
ZD MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
TfON, Q. 8. VAN HORN, Agent.
HENRY HIRSCH has a fine lot of chickens
alive and dressed at the lowest market
prices Corner Macon aud Drayton streets.
KA DOZEN children’s plush caps, worth 50
and 75 cents; our price 25 cents each.
COHEN A CO.
ALWAYS glance at my 5 and 10 cent
tables in passing 22)<j Barnard street; it will
pay you-
fV CONFECTIONERY POWDERED SU*
'T -\ GAR. for Icing and candy, at MUTUAL
CO-OPERATIVE STORE,. GEO. 8. VAN
HORN, Agent. _
VLI.IGATOR foot purses, orange canes and
Florida curiosities at UEHXBERG’d
Florida Bazar
ONE CASE of dress gingharn.selling all over
the city at 8)4 cents, for to-morrow only 5
ceuts per yard. COHEN A CO.
AS. GRIFFIN, tbe upholsterer and mat
, tress-maker, has removed from Whitaker
and Hull streets to No. 181 Broughton street,
where he is prepared to renovated Arlor suites,
mattresses, baby carriages and furniture of all
kinds at shortest notice. All orders will have
prompt and personal attention. Don’t forget
the place. No. 181 Brought'n street Is head
quarters for repairing of all kinds at bottom
prices.
DRESCRIPTIONS filled promptly and accu-
X rately at DUKE’S PHARMACY, uortheaa#
oorner West Broad and Bryan streets.
ONE CASE of 8 cent Canton flaunel this
week at 5 cents per yard. COHEN & CO.
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