Georgia Historic Newspapers

    SIGNS OF CHRISTMAS.
BOiY PBEPA.BAriON6 FOB T3H
MID-WINTZK HOLIDAY.
Old Probß Thinka the Present Spell
of Weather Will be Gone Id a Day
or Two and Christmas Will be What
It Usua ly is—The Bush of Gift Buy
ing Oc—The Merchants Busy and the
0 Mails and Express Companies
Loaded With Holiday Packages.
To-day ushers in Christmas week. Yes
terday's weather is a sample of about what
most towns and cities get on Christmas,
but it is not what Savannah is accustomed
to. The weather observer says the proba
bility is that the present spell will pass off
in a day or two, and Christmas wili be clear
a id cool.
that Christmas is coming everybody is
realizing and In spite of “hard times” and
•■dull times” it will be pretty rnuoh the same
Christmas as usual.
The rush of holiday buying will be on In
full fore* the four days of this week pre
ceding the great festival. A great deal of
it has been done already, however, and the
malls are beginning to be heavy with quan
tities of small and mysterious packages ad
dressed to distant points. Tbo-e in nearby
places will begin to pour In this week.
THB POSTMASTKIt’s ADVICE.
Postmaster Doyle says there has been a
rush at the registry and money order de
partments of the otlloe for the last two
weeks and the clerks are sxpecting to have
all they can bold np under for the next four
days. Ho matter how hard times are peo
ple will always find money for Christmas.
Postmaster ;>.>yle is very anxious that
everv one should remember the cautions
published In tbs Morning Hews a few
days ago regarding the sending
of packages by mail, especially
Christmas presents, which are desired to
reach thair destination promptly. Always
be sure to have the package securely
wrapped and fasteusd with material that
will not break or tear readily. Write ihe
address plainly in the lower right-hand
corner, arid as a precaution put the address
of the sender in the upper left-hand corner.
Send no largs amounts of money through
the mails except by mousy order or by
registered lettor. There is absolutely no
way of traoing money lost in a regular
letter,
*HE EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Southern Express Company’s busi
ness has Increased greatly within the last
two weeks. The holiday branch office of
the oorupany on Broughton street in the
Lovell building is doing a good business
already. All oity deliveries will be made
from the Broughton street office daring the
holidays, and all goods for shipment will be
received at the main office on Johnson
square.
Among the articles already moving by
expries ure large uumbrrs of boxes of
oranges. Those moving tblU early ore going
to friends at h -me and it dogsti’t matter if
they arrive a day or two ohoad of time, or
they are going to distant points north and
west and require several day* iu Srausit.
Oranges are aheap this year and good
oranges can be had from $ L 50 to $2 a box.
The dealers say tney are receiving large
orders for boxes to be sent out this week.
A more acceptable present than a box of
oranges could hardly be Imagined.
The school ohildren will be turned loose
for the holidays. The reboots wHI close at
noon Wednesday, and will remain closed
until the first Monday iu January. This
will give the ohildren ton days holiday, a
longer holiday thau their parents will have,
but Christmas is the children's festival and
they should enjoy it if any one should.
THB NEWS V <OM POOLEa
The Rifle Club to Spend Christmas In
Guyton.
At the last meeting of the Pooler
Rifle Club It was decided to postpone the
club’s usual Christmas turkey shoot to Hew
Year's day, as the club intends to spend the
day in Guyton as guests of the Minuts Men.
It wae thought that only a delegation of
four or five of the beet shots would go, but
it seems that quite a number have signified
their intention of being in the crowd. The
Central authorities have put on exoursion
rates, 4 osnts per mile round trip, making
tue price of tickets 81 cents. All members
who intend going to Uuy ton will meet at the
station in time to take the 8:20 a. m. train,
as that is the only train from Savannah
which passes Guyton in the morning.
In the wholesale discharge of railroad men
which took place last week. Pooler cer
tainly received her share. Coming at this
season of the year, it is a hard blow to some
of them. Several Poelerites who have been
discharged have boon lu t a employ of the
road for the past twenty odd years, and now
that they have grown old In the service of
the company they are dropped out. It will
be difficult for some of them to got now
places now, as young bleod is always given
the preferanoe and old men are pushed to one
side. The storekeepers In Pooler feel tbs
effect of the discharge more than any oua
else, aud they express a hope that It will
not last long.
At last arrangements are being made
whereby the waltiag room at too station
will be opened early to the morning to ac
commodate toe “lightning express” passen
gers. It is understood that a key is to be
given to T. A. llendricken, nephew of Bar
ney McDonald, who will be on hand every
morning to let the people in. Stoves have
been placed in position, and fire can be
made, so as to have a comfortable place to
get into during a wait in bad weather.
Complaint was made last Tuesday morn
ing by the ladies who went to Savannah on
the shoofly that the stepping stools were not
put out. The stools ore carried on the trains
for such use. The distance fro a the ground
to the first oar step is from 15 to 38 inches,
according to where the trains stop (and
they never stop in the same place twice).
There is no platform to step from and it is
very trying on a lady to have to haul her
self up a couple of feet to get on the first
step of the platform when she knows there
is a stepping stool inside the car.
Pooler certainly has a good guesser in
th> person of Ben 8. Symons. lie divided
fir t prize in the candle guess at Appel &
Soiaul’e last week with John Qumtock.
Be worked the question mathematically
an 1 was only a few minutes out of the way.
Mrs. J. B. Newton has gone to spend the
Christinas holidays in North Carolina.
Mrs. J. C. Marseher has returned from
her trip to Charleston and reports having
had a pleasant time.
Mrs. Ulmo has gone to Charleston to
spend Christmas with relatives.
LOST IN THB STREET.
A Little Colored Girl’s Unaccountable
Disappearance.
A little 7-vear-old colored girl disap
peared In the neighborhood of Gwinnett
and West Broad streets Thursday afternoon
and has not been heard from since.
The child Is the daughter of Tara Aikens
of Decatur, and camo to Ssvannah with
her mother a few days ago to spend Christ
mas with J. H. Mvers, a waiter at the
Here veil house. Myers it a brother of the
Aikens womau. The child was plaving
*'* the street with a lot of other
obildren and left them, saying that she was
8°*”? home, she has not been seen since.
. The i pcWee wore notified and endeavored
to find her, but without success. The child
“f ot .*'ght brown complexion,
with dark red hair and two of her lower
teeth misting.
Appointed Keeper.
Mayor McDonough yesterday appointed
Charles A. H. Umbacli keeper of the
Vowder magazine.
a g:od wees in the market.
Al!Borts of Food Produce Abundant
and Averaged Well In Quality.
Inspector Deavergers of the Citizens’ San.
•tary Association, in his report of inspec
tions of foed produce In the Savannah mar
ketfor the week ending last nignt, says
that dressed beef, dressed mutton, dressed
pork and dressed venison made an excellent
average in quality. Dressed poultry, game,
nsb, oysters and clams made a good aver
oge. Also pickled beef, pickled trir.e,
pickled tonguee and pickled pigs’ feet
corned beef and oorned pork, sau ages and
meat puddings Green vegetables and such
green fruits as bananas, oranges and grapes
also made an excellent average.
THB BIV3R AND HARBOR.
Chr. G. Dahl & Cos. oleared yesterday the
Norwegian bark Hugh Forteeoua for An
with 316 barrels of rosin, weighing
168,100 pounds, valued at 1767 47. aud 8,500
barrels spirit* turpentine, measuring 130,-
gallons, valued at $39,638 93. Total
valuation of cargo, $40,406 40. Cargo by
Paterson, Do liming & Cos.
The steamship Raleigh, from Hew York
a ) r rl6D ' P ot intoTybee Friday night for
a harbor, and remained over yesterday.
• MEDICAL
SMm w.W 4SS isi i— a* Spa
merits that are made by the proprietors
of Doctor Bale’s Catarrh Remedy. They
say that their medicine will curs, per
fcoflv and permanently the worst case
of Chronic Catarrh in the Head, all the
troubles that come from it, and everything
catarrhal In Its nature, are cured by tho
mild, soothing, cleansing and healing
properties of their remedy.
They can’t say any more. Probably
every medicine for Catarrh claims as
much. But it’s one thing to promite a
cure—it’s a vary different thing to per
form it. The proprietors of Dr. Sago's
Remedy want to prove that they mean
what th9y say. So they mako this offer-
If they can’t cure your Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad your case or of how long
standing, they’ll pay you S3OO in cash.
You’re sure pf the money or a cure. Isn’t
such a medicine worth trying ?
carriages and buggies.
A Merry Christmas
A NEW BUGGY.
A NEW CARRIAGE.
A NEW BUGGY WHIP.
A NEW LAP ROBE.
A NEW BUGGY.
A NEW CARRIAGE.
A NEW BUGGY WfilP.
A NEW LAP ROBE.
Aoy of these are ju3t the thing fer a
Christmas Present
You can get them In any style from
D.’A. ALTICK’S SONS,
Corner West Broad aud Broughton Streets.
1,. Ml V-- J - I ■
GROCERIES.
SOUVENIR WEEK!
DON’T DELAY YOUR HOLIDAY ORDERS
SUCH GOODS AS
-NUTS, RAISINS. FIGS,
PRUNES, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Should be ordered at onoe if needed for your
CHRISTMAS TABLE,
A FULL LINE OF LIQUORS
AND
FRENCH CORDIALS
AX ROCK BOTTOM PRICEB
LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
CALL AND GET OUR.
HOLIDAY SOUVMIB.
ENGEL I ROWED,
144 CONGRESS ST.
EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE FOB WOMENS
COLUMBIA, S. a
Rev. WM. R. ATKINSON, D. D.; President.
This college will resume exercises after Christ
mas holidays on December 80th, and will close
its session June 15th. No institution in the
south offers greater advantages for the educa
tion of young ladies in the Academic. Mus.cand
Art departments. The college is at the old
Hampton or Preston place. A magnificent new
building has been erected, with first-class
appointments of every k nd, for the boarding
department; no school In the south has superior.
The college refers to the following friends,
who either are patrousof or have visited theoel-
Ter. C. 8. Veddsr, D. D., Charleston. S. 0.
James Allan, Charleston. 8. C.
Kev. .1. U. Law, DarUuiftoo. S. O.
Cot B R. Mclver, Darling.on. 8. U.
Oeu. W E. James. DarllngtoMLC.
Judge J. D Witherspoon, \orhville, B. 0.
B. S. Barnwell, Abbevide. 8. 0.
Hon. A. C. Haskeii, Columbia, 8. C.
Mai J T. Rhett, Columbia;, S>. U
W. A. Clark, Esq-. Columbia, 8. 0.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
The Ascot is the most
stylish scarf made. It
is refined handsome
and universally used by
?;ood dressers at all the
ashionable centers.
If you want to give a
friend an elegant neck
fixing give him an As
cot.
It is not hard to
tie. We will show you
how.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has aoy want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo
dations to secure; indeed, any wish to gratify,
should advertise in this ooiumn.
PERSONAL,
PHOTOGRAPHY —AH styles and sires from
stamp to life size; floe Cabiuet Photos a
specialty; price per dozen; no fakirs em
ployed as solictors from house to house; no
chronics given away. Bustuesg estab isbed
June 4, 1805. J. N. WILSON. 81 Bull street.
In order to mako room for my
i’ speotaolee aud hair business, I will sell st
auotton ray atook of diamonds, gold watches,
slltsr watches, gold finger rings, gold earrings
and plated jewelry. Everything guaranteed as
represented or money reiunded. FBOAKS, !SI
Bull street.
FINE tobacco seed, enough for one acre, and
year's subscription for one dollar; full of
tobacco Information. GLOBE, Bainbridge, Ga.
FLASHLIGHT plotures of Xmas tree* and
J- family groups made by HOFFMAN. 8d
Bull. Place jour order now.
PRQE . BLACK will give bis second soiree of
the season Monday evening, Deo. SI-, at
bis academy. Masonic Temple. The full Hnr
mony orchestra will be In attendant!-.
IJERSON AL—Do you drink good, pure beer 1
A Of oourse you do, and so does every intelli
gent person in this 19th century; then read what
the “Sunday Mirror” says on the subject in
special notice column. GEO MEYER.
AA7HY do the people go to the MUTUAL CO
yy OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION for their
Christmas goods? Because they are selling thrir
fancy goods so oheap. Remember the place,
Barnard and Elate (treat*.
TO MY FRIENDS and the public Ingeneral,
have you given It a thoujht-Christinas is
at hand, and KkILER’B Is on top with a full
supply ef choloe turksys, boghead cheese, livsr
puddings and sausages, all of his own make;
don’t forget. T. M, KELLER, Barnard and
Belton street lane. Telephone 547.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN said “a penny
saved la a penny made,” so better oom to
'B. J. TISHLER, 101 Liberty street, with your
cleaning, repairing and braiding at moderate
■price.
DON'T forget the auotlon to-morrow night,
S* 801 l street, opposite the news depot.
PERSONAL. The holidays are upon us and
Christmas Is near at hand. The supplies of
good things at BARBOUR'S, the grocer, are well
Eatronized. Every household la the neighbor
ood oan be famished with everythin* re tnivite
to the Christmas dinner. The children can also
be supplied with toys and tlreworas. Come and
malts your selections.
ROBERT— You will pteaee recollect that box
of cigars whloh you promised to present to
Tom on Christmas day. You can get It from
GAZAN A BOK, under Pulaski house.
CHRISTMAS and New Year cards at rsduoed
prices. MRS. G. M. THONNESEN. York,
near Bull.
CAN’T wait until Christmas eve to order
wines and liquors for the holidays. Your
orders will receive prompt and careful atten
tion M. LAVUi’S ESTATE, 80 Bay street, 46
East Broad.
"PICTURES taken at nOrFMAW'S, 66 Bull, up
A to Monday, will be finished for Xmas.
MAKE the little ones happy at least ones a
year by buying toere toys at SAULS' TEN
CENT STORE, an Barnard street.
TT'ORTUNE-TELLER to be found in West
X Broad street. No. HD!, near New Houston
street.
JE RUTH, Paper Hunger, has removed his
• office from Whitaker and Hull to 181
Brought >n street. All orders intrusted to ms
will have prompt and personal attention.
AT MONS. BERGER'S Dancing School, 79
Broughton, Dancing is taught by a true
master; b -noe ballet dances, minuets, the new
adoptel round and a marc and nees. prinalpally
the waltzes so little known here aro oorreciir
taught. Unfoitunatslyfortbepuolic.sinre l*tts,
so many persons bare forsaken their benches,
left rbe trades and adopted the vocation o. teach
er. This may account for so roanv bad. very bad
dancers. New beginners a e taught at first In
private classes on Tuesday and Thursday
nights. Apply at Harnett House.
DON’T forget the auction to-morrow night.
22 Bull street, opposite the news depot.
GOLD taid French china sets, two dollars
_per set. Monday only. SAULS' TEN
CENT STORK, 22Vh Barnard street.
WE are fully equipped to fill all orders for
wines, liquors, cordials, etc., at cither of
our stores, 80 Bay street, telephone 240, or at 46
East Broad street. M. LEVIN'S ESTATE.^
SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work
all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM
BARD 00., Augusta, Ga.
LAUNEY & GOEBEL are still giving orayons
free with tbelr cabinets, suitable for Holi
day presents. 141 and 146 Broughton street.
WE HAVE an immense lot of toys which we
will sell for cost next four days. SAULS’
TEN CENT STORE, Barnard street
ATLAS and Erie Engines. Boilers. Tonka and
Blacks. Grate Bars and Building Castings.
LOMBARD A CO„ Augusta, Oa
ATTENTION, LADIES;—"Emma” bust de
veloper will enlarge rour bstSlnchee;
guaranteed sealed Instructions 2 oente, or 24-
Eige Illustrated catalogue 0 cents by mall.
MM A TOILET Bazar, Boston, Mass.
O ANTA CLAUS Is at tba TEN CENT STORE,
O 22J4 Barnard street.
COTTON GINS—Toe Improved Augusta, the
Pratt A Vanwinkle. We have 100 In stock
for Immediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting,
Pulljs, etc. LOMBARD & CO.. Augusta.
DO YOU WANT MONEY! If you do call
on "Unde Adam." He will lend you on
your diamonds, watches, clothing, eto., at lower
rates of interest than you py elsewhere Open
from 7A.u.t09 p. u. Saturdays to .11 p. n.
New York Loan Office, 20 Jeffersoi street,
comer Congress street lane. ADAM STRAUSS,
Manager.
To those desiring to have a specially nice
Christmas, we wish to remind you thet we
have laid in a largo and very complete assort
ment of the latest and most beautiful holiday
goods; perfectly adapted to the wants of warm
hearted giftmakers; prices reasonable and
goods second to none Is what we claim; care
ful attention to your wants is assured every
buyer. RU3TIN BROS , 182 Brougnton street.
IF you are In need of money and want a
liberal loan for aay length of time, at lowest
rate of Interest, on diamonds, watches,
jewelry, oiothlng, eto , and if yon want your
valuables returned in the same condition as left
patronize home enterprise and call at the Ola
Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House,
172 Congress street, E. MUULBERU, Manager
PERSONAL.
I?OR THE HOLIDAYS —Our $lO oray on for
X S3, our slit for $lO. Frames made to
order. Finest line of molding and easels In
the etty. LACSEY * GOEBEL, 141 and 141
Brougntoa street.
HELP - VfANTKB
w ANTED, a good servant, st 54 Broughton
F F street; good home.
-yy ANTED, butler at 105 Bull street.
X\7 ANTED, first-class nurse, witb referenoa;
yy uo incuiubrunos; good wages. 119 Mate
street,
■\*, r ANTED, a pressman. BAM SKUO. 107
yy Hay street.
\\ T ANTED, a good nurse Apply Monday
Ft morning corner West Broad aud York
street lsne.
YXTANTKD, stenographer and Remington
F F operator, young man preferred. Address
with references, w. A. SMITH A CO., Bruns
wick Ga. •
1 flfj for a certain confederate postage
VI"" stamp. Cash paid for new or used
stamps of any kind. Look up your old letters at
onoe. Agents wanted to purebave stamps for
us. Liberal salary paid. J. 8. SMITH, Oak
Park, IU.
r | ’’Raveling salesmen to soil baking pow-
X dsr to the retail grocery trade. Men ao
quaint and with different sections of the country.
A good side line, also good opportunity fur
clerks or any Uvs men who want to go on tho
road; experience not etaeoluteiy urceaaarv. We
maa business. To the right men liberal con
tracts will be made and steady worn giveu; we
pay not less than s7smonth salary andexpeßsea
or SO per cent, commission Ad tress, with
stamp, IT. B. CHEMICAL WORKB, 840 and 848
Van Huron & treat. Chicago, IU.
Yl7 ANTED, a young white girl to assist with
F T house work and make Tierself geieralty
useful. Apply 08 New Houston.
EMPLOYMENT WA.XIUI,
\ r OUNG IRISHMAN, Fresbyterlan, desires
position in good oft’.oe. expert pen-nan.
four years' experience; A1 letters. Would
work for moderate salary. A. X Y., Morning
News.
A LADY desires to obtsln situation for a
wblre girl as chambermaid In nice family.
Address Mrs. D., Moralng Nows.
WANTED, by a young lady, a position as
stenographer and typewriter. Address
P. O. BOX 118.
A YOUNG LADY wants a place as stenogra
pher and typewriter. Address NELLIE,
care of Mormiug News.
A FIRST-CLASS woodsman or tram road
builder, wishing a situation; best refer
ence given If wanted: oan accept at once or the
first of January. Address R. L 8., Dale’s Mill,
Ga.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED— A gestleman and wife without
ohildren want a furnished room with or
without board, ora furnished room aud small
unfurnished room adjoining; modern con
veniences; located between fiamard and Aber
oorn, south of President street; no objection to
being far out; to take possession January, 1805;
south exposure preferred; refweowss ex
changed Address, stating terms, It., Morning
Nows office.
ONV <IR TWO qnfnrnKbwd rooms, between
South Broal nad Harris an I Ab-rooru and
Barnard, for gentleman and wife. No house
keeping. Address, with location and price, no
answers without, E. D. R,, box 116, Morning
News.
g- -i-'D ■""iilL 1 ■' JJ LJ
MISCELLA.NKOUS WANTS.
WANTED, all sensible people to buy their
jewelry for tbs holidays at 85 cents on
tho dollar, to be had only at 151 Congress
street.
WANTED, all the orders we can get for
wines from $1 50 tb $lO fib por gallon.
Whiskies, gins, rums, brandies from fi oo to
*IOOO per gallon M. LAVLN S ESfTATE. 45
East m-oad, Telepbonn 810.
MARRIED LADY wishes boarfi In private
family Protestant preferTred, Ad
dress PHOENIX, News office
WANTED, the public to knew tbat we sus
tain the enviable reputation that wo
have enjoyed for the post thlrty.-eight years fur
selling fine wines aud liquors. Si. LAVIN’S
ESTATE, direct importers
TK7"ANTED, blook of 10,000 acres for oolony
F F on railroad dlreot to Savannah. E. F.
DUNNE. 110 Madison avenae, Now York.
WANTED, morahaut* to try the benefits"of
advertising In the “One oant a word’’
olpums of tbs Mojuuko Niws. It will certainly
KOUMb A'O Ittih L
FOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished or un
furnished, at 56 Barnard street.
NiOEI.Y furnished room, gas, hot and cold
bath, same tloor, with attendant* 62
Habersham street.
FIVE rooms on firaughtn strset; bath, sink
and cleeet. Low rent to permanent tenant.
Inquire 44 West Brood.
fp WO furnished rooms, with or without board,
1 can be had at 60 State street, corner Halier
sham Also wanted a few young men boarders
at reaeouabie rates. Good location, convenient,
to business and a home-like place.
"VJTCELY furnished front rooms, with use
il bath. Rent reasonable. Apply S->v Lib
erty street.
r pO RENT, rooms at 40 ITetlflent. Furnished
1 if desired; terms moderate.
IiHJR RENT, one nicely liirnisbed front room,
119 Barnard street, near (iaetep.
TT'OR RENT, a flat of five rooms; separate
X entrance Apply 04 Broughton street.
A NICE front parlor bedroom, furnished, at
51 Tattnall street, faoing Gordon; board
convenient if desired.
Ij'Oß REST, large hall room, furnished and
1 attended, $6. 165 South Broad.
FOR RENT, furnished room with gas; hot
and cold bath. 118 Jones street.
IEOH CENT, unfurnished, 4 or H desirable
X rooms with Small private family. 11* Jones
street.
SM ALL room near Pe Rote, with bath.
No. 96 McDonough street.
ROOMS and good table board at 101 Presides!
street. All conveniences.
FOR RENT, one nicely furnished room. 4#
Congress street.
r pWO large and small ball room in a very de-
X sirable locality; convenient to there lines
streetcars; can be rented very reasonably by
youngcouple. Address LIGHT HOUSEKEEP
ING. oare News.
IX)R RENT, two large furnished rooms, sec
ond floor; gas, bath. Address A. M.,
Mornlsg News.
HOUSES AND STUKfii FOR IIkNT
YET ANTED, everybody to know that No. 232
v T C;iarlton street is for rent. Apply eo No.
6 Bull street.
FOR RENT, No. INI Henry street, containing
seven, rooms and bath, with large yard.
Possession given at once. THOMAS A. FOL
LIARD. _
FOR RENT, store corner Drayton and Presi
dent ; counters and shelving for sale cheap.
JOHN DERBT.
HALF of store to rent on Bull srteet, next to
Davis Bros’. Apply on premises.
F)R RENT, house, Hall and Tattnall street*
Apply WM. P. BAILEY, Bull and Brough
ton streets.
I NOR RENT, desirable residence, 100 Taylor
street, between Drayton and Abercorn;
south front. Apply to 6. GUCKENQKIMER A
SONS.
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IX) BT.
IOST. a setter dog. about baif grown, white
J wit,) light yellow ears. Answers to
name "Crisp. A liberal reward If returned to
W. W. RE A DICK, 64 Jsltsrson street,
IOST, a poekeibook containing $Vt 26, oa
j Barnard street, between Lang's grocery
store and Ltppinan’s. Suitable reward If re
turned to S4 State street.
LOST, In a Liberty street car. between Drey
ton street and the market, a red card oase,
containing money. The Under will be rewarded
if returned to 110 Liberty street.
BTKAYKD.
CTRAYEd'OrTstoLEN,TamaSThJaSfskye
O terrier dog; answers to the flame of Amie.
Will bo rewarded If returned to No. 123 Perry
street.
___ for RENT— MISCELLAirROCTft.
IjVJR RENT, tbat elegant residence 5* Harris
street, with ah modsru improvement*, low
iwnt to desirable teued Apply PLATSHEK
k CO., Bouttaern Bank building.
F’H RENT, longest, moat convenient timber
ba-in. Hutoh.naon’s Island opp write Central
railroad wharves, from Feb. 1 next. H. J.
THOM ARSON, 114 Hryan, between Drayton and
Ball streets.
TY I RENT, farm of MW acres, with dwelling
-* bouse and stables, etc., one mile from M 1
drim. Central railr.-a 1 Particulars, BANNER,
18 William street. West Bread, Savannah.
L"OK KENT, third floor hattersby’s building.
A corner of Bay and Drayton streets. Large
airy room a suitable for club purpose* or bache
lors' quarters. Apply L. T. TURNER, admin
istrator. lIS Bay street.
r T , URNEIW' HALL for rent for meetings, oon-
A certs, amusements, etc. Recently refitted
and placed In first-class oonditlon. Apply to
JOHN WOHAN'Ka, 178 Congress street.
TT'OR RENT, room suitable for a secret SO
IL elety or lodge room. Apply to JOHN WO
HANKA, 178 Congress street.
FJR RENT. She cheap columns of the Moax
mo News at "one oest a word" for each in
serticu; an excellent mode of advertising.
FOR BALE.
COWS, just arrived. North Georgia
VJ Milehers J F. GUILMARTIN & OO.’S
stables aud (took yards.
OA 3HAREB Chatham Real Katate end Ira
provement Oompanv's stock, series B. 80
Installments paid; <iuo suite bedroom furniture,
complete, walnut sad marble top Address J.
K. 8 , Screven House.
UM3R B ALE, a surplus stork of Champagnes,
A old Mmtelras, Forte, bberrtes, California
Wine*, all kind* of Cordials. M. LaVIS’B LB
TATE, 30 Bay street. Telephone SiO
FOR BALE one dray In order and harness.
JAMES 1. MEHRTENB, S5 Jefferson street.
IjV>R BALE, two fins mares, suitable for ladles
to drives trial given Apply to W H. RAY,
East Broad and River streets
FOR HALE, a baker’s wagon. Aonly Bo
ADAM KE63EL. Whitaker and Charlton
streets.
(['OH BALE, thirty-eight fine building lots in
Pooler. JAMES L. MEURIENS, 35 Jeffer
son street.
TT'OR BALE, large, roomy, now, fine duok-
I boat, fnlly equipped, ready for bi.siuess;
best ou river. Address DUCKBOAT, New*
office.
TT'OR BALE, cheap, s well trained goat. No.
A 34 Gordon street,
I TOR BALE, ten good work horses, five fins
drivers and saddler*. Will trade any of
them. JAMES L. MKHKTBNB, 85 Jefferson
street.
FOR SALE, two share* Excelsior laso stock,
one share KrnnUlin Barings and Security,
cheap. Address 1)., News office.
FOR HALOS a good piano. 0 Barnard street,
upetalrs.
I|X>li SALK, osk bedroom suite. Singer taw
ing uaopine, meuhanlnal orgah; all new
and cheap. 87 President.
PR SALE, very cheap, at 98 Liberty street,
boys twenty-six-luchsafety bicycle; good
oonditlon except roar wbeoL
TT'OR SALE—For ftve more days snly will fine
A Jwwelry be elnughteved at 8H casts on a
dollar on manufacturers’ cost, at eluding out
sale. 151 Cunrr>* street; call at once Infers It
Is too late.
CAHRAUK plants for bale. Apply Q. M.
RY ALB.
T OTB POR SALE AT POOLFR^ThweTqU
XJ are not away lu the woods, they are olose
to iltation. MICHAEL KELLY. Apply 40 Hall
street.
O OAT HARNESS, $8 50; bauy harness, five
dollars; horse blankets. 75c. Rverytiing
olwao, aINKTDLINGER k RABUN.
TOINE WOQt) $4 per cord, Oak Wood #5 per
1 cord, delivered, at MoDONOUGH k CO.'S
Lumber Yard, Telephone IJ.
FOR SALE, a store doing a good bonuses
about six miles from Hardiewrill*. 8 U,
withs fine line uf groceries and Uquars and no
tions. etc., suoh as Is kept Ip a coifstry store.
For gale cheap to a cash mwehasvr, as tho owner
It usable to attend tu It. THOMAS A. FOL
LIARD.
ICE MACHINE FOR SALS—A A ton Boyle,
nearly new Address J. Jl WILLSON, Jr.,
Secretary and Treasurer, Kluimimm, Fla.
F>R SALE, oak, pine and llghtweod, sawed
and lu sticks; satisfaction riarautekd.
Also two single drays and harness; telephone
*B. J. H. HENffKSSY, Hull todliit Broad
streets.
[NOR SALE, at a bargain, a nice building lot
X on Whitaker street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. W. K, WILKIN BON, Real Ei
tare Dealer. _____
TT'OR SALE, a photograph gallery ; fully
X equipped; established stood, situated on
the principal retail street; qah of part ona
For particulars, etc , address W.-F. MAGUIRE,
King strset, Charles ton, B. C.
Y'OR BALE, a fl.wn flve-ligkt Ouenlnghnin
X Landau, iu first dasr on!r. ilaabeeeln
use a little over on* year; will he Mid for flve
hundred dollars. Apply at T. A. WARD'S
Novelty Works, West Broad and Bryan streets.
Telephone call 4SI.
TT'OR SALE, the largest and beet assorted
X stook of White Phi* Bash, Doors. Blinds,
Moldings, etc., eto.. In the south. Also Oil
standard brands of Pure WUte Leads, colors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Vnrnfsjes, etc.
Mill supplies. ll illden' hardware Is mr
specialty. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Dlreot im
portations of Rosendale and Portland Cement.
Sewer. Culvert and Flue Pips, all sizes, bends,
traps. Tv, eto. Call or writ* for my prices, and
before-buying. ANDREW IIAM
nPWOgood horses for sale ; also light drag,
i Apply to GEORGE T. CASK, lit Bryau
street.
REWARD. *
<& K REWARD—Lost, "dolt's" mslvar, 6whot
92-caliber, blue steel, rubber bail'll*, 8- Inch
barrel; seii-ueaker; number 64468; return to W.
A. DA*TOTl69)k< Gordon street.
TEN DOLLARS reward for Information of
one red oow, strayed or stolen front No.
60 Habersham street.
BIS "'ll- U*.' I
BOARDING.
A FEW table boarders wanted at 61 York
street.
AYOUNO LADY, having her own piano,
wishing boar l In a private family can be
Ocoommodated by addressing A.. News office.
ANY ONE dealring good board and pleasant
south room* can he accommodated at 100
President street.
Boarders wanted, Central location, 191
Yerk street. Terms moderate. MRS. S.
C. LBS.
DUCATIOJ4aLT — "
SILKCT SOHOOL fer girls andboyo, 98 Tay
lor stroet; also private and elans lessons In
Spanish, .'ilits. OLAUOIA HOWELL on GA
fIONA.
mwcillakroue
TT'OR Ann uphshterlnx, furniture repainting
X aid raattreasmakiilg oall on An. GRIF
FIN, No 161 Broughton street. Will give you
prompt and personal attention to all orders in
trusted to him,
WE are headquarters for Imported and da
mt!o Wines and Liquors, we tasks that
our specialty. Our experiene*. prestige and
t tooks give us Incomparable advantages. M.
La VIITS ESTATE, 80 Bay street, 45 Rest Broad
street.
A LARGE assortment of cologne bottles;
Prar s soap two oakes for *6c| large bottles
household ammonia 10c., at LIVINGSTON'S
PHARMACY.
BUCKWHEAT and Georgia syrup at WELLS
BROS.. New Houston and Barnard.
BAItBOUR A 00. oan surely cleave you In
auythlng in furniture. 160 State street.
I AM HERE and am ready to servo my
friends and the public with the fattest Tur
koy that was ever tasted by a hungry palate;
also, the floret Beef the market affords, with
Liver Pudding, Hogshead Cheese and fresh
Sausage: all his owu make. Nov, remember
T. M. KELLER, the Old Reliable, corner Bar
nard and Bolton lane. Telephone 647.
ITXTRA Fine Pig Slams at 19c. per pound.
J MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA
TIQN, G. 8. Van Horn, Agent.
CNOME to see the r aaoy Articles, Vases, Toilet
J Bote, Lamps, etc. We realize It Is hard
times and have uiarkod our good* accordingly.
TKEPLE & CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
5 GRAIN Gulnin- - '-apeulea *Jc. doyen at the
MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY.
nON'T fail to visit > ur store this weak, as we
have the lar.-eet stock of holiday goods in
the city. COHEN'S IiaHJAIN HOl/fli.
U'IREWOKKH. FI HK.WORKS—Come aad gat
IT your supply from U ARBOUR, corner Hall
and Prioe streets.
s3| w> tu? —IT HAH often been asked who Is J.
’PdrCO CRANE, aad is he reliable? ask
your neighbor. He is awake to the wauls of tbs
public and has as much at stake assay iewater,
and Is building up Instead of pulling down; all
goods warranted as represented. J. CRANE.
93 Broughton.
TOHN WOHANKA, dealer in Guos, HI (las,
tJ Pistols and Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle.
Ammunition, Gun Material and Cutlery, 178
Congress street. Market square, Bawaaaau, Ga
Snells loaded; Gass for hire. lam prepare tto
do all kinds of repairing, such as Guns, Pistols,
Locks, Scales, Safes and small machinery.
Faucats repaired and new ooes made; also all
kinds qf work In Metal and Iron promptly at
tended te and satlsfa-tlon guaranteed. Bell
hanging aud repairing a specially.
U'FRRIfI HAMS,strip* and tongue* at WELLS
A PROS,’, New Houston and Barnard.
Cl ALL on Monday and see die best lot Turkeys
/ ever received. L. FUTZKL, Market Base
ment.
/ 'ANARY BIRD and a nice cage for Xmas
present or a fine ’gator leather writing
pad. or a genuine’gator Inathvr pooret book,
card case, or ladles' band Haohek, or a fine walk
ing cane of any variety you may wun.aud don't
forget to get your firework* at G ARDNER’S.
COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE is tbo plaoe to
buy your holtday aud plitap goods.
CM REWORKS, FIRE WORKS-Come and get
* your supply from BARBOUR, oorosr Hall
and Pi lo# strests.
<sl OK FOR a fine solid gold bshy finger ring.
wl J. OKaNE, 98 Brousntoa street,
MIXED end plain pickles In bottles or barrel*
at WELLS HKoSk', New Houston and Bar
nard.
IF you want tbo best goods at the lowest
prices call on BARBOUR A OO , 160 State
street, and tee their Immense stock of furni
ture, etc.
EXTRA Fine Pig Ilsnu at lte. per pound.
MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA
TION, G. 8. Van Horn, Agent,
supply of Onndray's Sachet Powders.
White Rote. Heliotrope, Jockey Club ana
Vioiei at. masonic temple pharmacy.
DON’T forget the auction to morraw night.
Jfci Bull t-tr.'et, opposite the new* depot.
'■pELhPHoNE 191 for an extra aloe Turkey.
1 L. PUT2EU
LARGE assortment of plush and holiday
good* and half price. COHEN’S Bar
gain HOUSE.
I jMREWORKS, FIREWORKS--Come and got
your supply from UAfUMJUR, corner Hall
and I‘rico strovts.
■) 5 WILL BUY a ons pair of ohlldmn’s
VI -i' earrings, warranted solid gold, at J.
CRANE’S, 98 Broughton.
A LI. kinds fruits and nuts at H. HIRSCH’fI,
_ corner Macon and Drayton street*.
WELIiB BROS.’, New Houston and Barnard,
sell at down town prices.
TANARUS) ARBOUR Sl CO. ota and do sell os cheap as
1> any first-class house in the city, Every
thing guaranteed asreprenoftted. If you would
save money buy there. 160 State street.
3 POUNDS of Fine Gandy for 15c., Dried Figs
10a. per pound, Fine Stick Candy 10c. tier
pound. MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA
TION, G. S. Van Horn, A^ent.
CALL and see our splqot stock of Toilet
Waters, Extracts, Soaps *n* ftaehet Pow
dsrs before puruhasing elsewhere. MASONIC
TEMPLE PHARMACY.
U AMPLE cases, trunks mads to order, sole
kJ leather trunks, English baskets, covers
made to order, from $4 to $7, at CHATHAM
TRUNK rAOTORY, R. P. WIMBERLY, 87
Broughton street.
IT’RESH arrival of Holmes A Contts’ crackers
r at WELLS BUGS.’, New Houston and
Barnard.
DiOLLSI Dolls! Wo have s large assortment
’and are nellingatone-haif prise. COHEN’S
BARGAIN HOUSE.
TjMRR WORKS. FIREWORKS—Oo me and get
X your supply front BARBOUR, oomer Hail
and Prise streets.
& K A A A—IT don't take the atoeye amount
C*),UUU to deal at J. ORANK’a Old
jewelry of every desoritAlou. such as gold and ail
Ver watob oases, chains, bracelets, silver spoons,
forks, knives, and la faet everything that is
gold or silver, broken up or defaced no objec
tion. will he taken as part, payment on watenes,
Jewelry .etc. 28 Broughton street, opposite the
Marshall bouse.
THAT cold, oagsed by the sudden changes la
the weather, mar grow Into something
moreeerlouj If not attended to. Nip It In the
Bud with Tolu, Wild Cherry and Tar. BAttIK’S
DRUG STORE.
RESTED Turkeys, fresh killed, at PUT
TOILET bottles for covering 930. per pair.
MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY
JAMS, preserves and Jelly at WELLS BROS.',
New Houston and Barnard.
OUR stock of osk bedroom suites, choral or
French dresser, walnut bedroom suites
nud wardrobes is oeuipleta. Nioe lino of hall
trees. BARBOUR A CO., |BO State street.
3 POUNDS of Floe Candy forßlo., Dried Figs
10c. per pound. Fine Milo* Candy 100. per
pound. MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA
TION, Q. a Van Horn, Agent.
PI.UJH MANICURE Birrs worth sl, $6 and
(and. We are sailing them this week at |2,
B*so and $6 each. COHEN’S BARGAIN
HOUSE.
fIiOYS, TOYS—A large lot toya at lowest
X prices at BAUBCUR'a oornor Price and
Hall atreets. _____
CIGAR-HOLDERS of every description for
holiday presonts at OAZAN A SYOK'B,
under Pulaski house.
DOLLS, wagons, oarts, wheelbarrows, doll
carriages, suooilys, gainre and toya of all
kind; also china and g!sa<waro and plush
goods, at LOUIS VOGEL'B, Jefferson and
Waldburg lane. Cheapest place In olty.
EXTRA heavy stock Rattan and Plush Rock
srs for holiday trade, asd, well, we want
to sell them right new. TJfiEPLK A 00.
LTOTZEL. Market Basement, has received
• one cor of extra flue Turkeys for Xmas.
CALL at MABGNIC TEMPLE PHARMACY
and get LaJGrlppe Speoiilc Guaranteed.
Kalamazoo CELERY for Cbrlstmaa at
WELLS BROS ', New Houston and Bar
nard. _ _
o CC. will out 2 pounds of best mixed nute in
ZO town et MUTUAL CO-OPEHATIVE ASSO
CIATION, G. 8. Van Horn, agent.
DLUSH TOILET SETS from $1 and upward.
X COHEN S BARGAIN HOUSE.
v%NOYB, TOYS—A large lot toys at lowest
X prices at BARDOUR’S, corner Price and
Hail stre-its
COME around to HENRY HIR6CH’B and get
a turkey for Corialinaa. He has enough to
give every body jane. ________
DON’T forget the auction to morrow night.
22 Bull street, opposite the news depot.
OLD trunks, saehela repaired to look and be
as gaod as new at lowest prices. Guaran
tee sstlsractlon. Give me a trial. R. P. WIM
BERLY, proprietor CHATHAM TRUNK FAC’
TORY,
3 GRAIN Quinine Capsules 15c dozen at
MASONIC TEMPLE PHARMACY.
jJ'KEBH killed Turkeys lor sale at PUTZEL'S.
BUY fireworks from J. S. COLLINS & 00.,
the only place to get full line.
OPONGE.—A large assortment of carriage
O and both sponge at KNIGHT'S PALACE
PHARMACY, I(J4 B*uth Broad.
UMBRELLAS make a splendid present. Get
them from GAZAN A DYCK, under the
Pulaski house.
2rc. will buy t pounds of best mixed nuts in
*) town at MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSU
CIATION, O. 8. Van Horn, agent.
PLUSH GOODS) Flush goads! The largest
stock in the city. COHEN’S BARGAIN
HOUSE.
BARBOUR can supply you with all the fire
works and toys you may want for Christ
mas. Corner Price and liall streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1> ARBOUR can supply you with ail tbs flrn
1 J work* aud toys you may want for Christ
mas. Corner Price and Hall streets.
\\ T F. do not mesa to say that la grippe is la
F F Savannah, but we do reran you had bettsg
prepare for It by buying y -ur (Jaiaiun capsulsff
at the MASONIC TEMPIJI PHARMACY. Fiva
grain volume Capsules Ate. dosen, V grata
Quin ne Capsulss 15c. dozen.
rPURKEYS for sate at PUTZEL’S are frests
X and fat
\fENIBON STEAKS and nil kinds of jelltesT*
HENRY HIRhCH’S, corner Macon anJ
Drayton streets.
I HAVE a Dloe selection of floe English dub
bags, ladles’ and gents’ dressing cases,
which will be more appreciated for a XmaS
present than anything you can get CHAT
HAM TRUNK FACTORY, Broughton street.
Dear Abeboorn.
MIX NUTS, candy and figs at WELuI
BROB.’, New Houston and tlarnord.
THOSE wishing to purchase monuments on
headstones would save moo*;.’ by calling au
P. HAGAN’S Marble Yard, Hull and Moagk
gomery streets. _
1 AC. per pound for fine cooking raMns. Mt?v
LU TUAL CO-OPERATIVE AgSOCIATIuN.
G. and. Van Horn. ageat :
orders for Xmas Turkeys t* PL’TZEI.’BJ
N EVER was a better time to bay a stove or
or suits of furniture than right now, nor ai
beiter place than TEEPL4 & 00.. Broagbtoo
street. _________________
EVERYBODY goes to ISI Congress street for
fine jewelry, five more days only, call af
oaoa. _ .
WF. HAVE a fine line of fancy ftrewurkT
Mils season. J. 8. COLLINS k CO., IN
Bay street. ______
HOT BOUSB LETTUCE and Kalamaaotj
celery at HENRY HIRSOU’S, corner Me?
con and Draytoa.
i ' IVK me a call before miylng your Xotsg
U presents R P WIMBERLY, 87 Brought
ton, near Aberoorn street. |
DON'T let the opportunity slip of supplying
■ yourself with some of the fine to! et soapfl,'
at very low prioe*. BARIK 8 DRUG HToRBD
MEF.KBCHAUM PIPES In great variety fori
holiday presents at GAZaN & BYCK'SJ
under Pulaski house.
HOLIDAY GOODB, toilet and mauloure setvj
cuff, collar and jewel boxes, vasesj
albums, oups and saucers, b-autifnl
hell end library lamps, prrfuinery and toHeg
artiolvs of unique deeign end eluaeat finish el
reasonable prices, at W. O. CUBBEDOE'iJ
PHARMACY, corner South Broad and Jt-ffersod
streets •
1 AO. per poind for fine cooking raisins. MIN
Iv TUAL CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
G. S. Van Horn, agent
SANTA OLA UR has 00m# to stay a few day*
with TEEPLE A CO.
riX) ARRAVE for Christmas, 1,000 head tins
X keys, ducks and cmckoos. Send you*
ordsrs soon to H. HIKfICH, corner Maoon ana
Drayton street*.
WHAT Is nicer than a handsome trunk for ■
Xmas preseat. You call „et this of Rj
P. WIMfiLKLEY proprietor CHATHAM
TRUNK FACTORY.
1 \ONT have your ejrea trifled with by ped
-1 ' dlers and rakes, but bare them properlfi
fitted with ginesM by your pormar.ent opticians
DR. M. SCHWAB A SON. No.lkl Bull street.
HOLIDAY GOODS.—A wry Use assortment
at low prices. Night bell promoly ant
swered at KNIGHT’S PALACE PHARMACY,
185 South Broad.
A FINE Christmas present Is a meersohaura
pipe from GAZAN & BYOK, Under Pulaski
house.
IjMRFWORKB. —lf you want fancy fireworks
X go to J. 8. COLLINS & 00., 181 Bap
street.
FERRIS' HAMS sod strips, finest but a littla
higher, at WU. SCHEIHING’S, Price and
Rarrl*
TT'KBNCH bisque vase*, very pretty design,
JPctn be bad only at STRONG’S PH A KM ACT
XJAZAN k BYOK for imported cigars fed
VX Chilstmas, under Pulaski house.
FOUND, a place to buy fine Jewelry at 81
cent* on a dellsr, manufacturers’ coat, fol
five mere days only, at 161 Congress street.
CATAWBA GRAPES In Fponnd baskets]
cheap. J. 8. COLLINS A 00.
COT PRICES la crockery end glassware; si]
Oust, aotual oost—no humbug. These goods
comprise the finest llae lu the city. Parties
wishing to save money will coil at GKQIUU|
W ALLEN A CO.'S, corner Barnard aha
State streets. ,
IIFE ENDOWMENT and tontine Insurance
J policies purchased at blrhe t cash prioes*
Loans on same negotiated at reasonable rates]
CHARLES W. SEIDELL, attorney at law, 3U
Whitehall street, Atlanta, On
A BEAUTIFUL line of scissor and madams
sets at bTRONO'S PHARMACY. J
BANANAS at J. 8, COLLINS * 00.
RAISINS, currants, citron, prunes, grane4
and finest spices at WM. SCHEIHINQ'B,
Price and Harris.
HOT CHOCOLATE, Coffee, Houllou, Beef
Tea and Egg Phosph te at KNIGHT’S
PALACE PHARMACY. lUoouth Brood.
CUT PRIOES In creokery and glassware. At
cost, actual coat—no humbug. These good*
coinprUe the finest line In the city. Parties
wishing to save money will call at GEOKGI
W ALLEN A VO. S, corner Barnard aua
State streets. _
QKANQBS cheap at J. 8. COLLINS A CO.
WE keep the people posted about selling out
our jewelry at oost to make room for out
optical department. M. SCHWAB A SON, 21
Bull street.
CUFF sad collar boxes, shaving and
sate at BTKONG’B PHARMACY.
CHRISTMAS TREES will arrive TuesdaS
morning. Oome early and ielect on*. WM,
SCHEIHINU, Prior and Harris.
1
GO TO J. S. COLLINS A 00. and plaOG
orders for firework*.
DON’T forget to oall at 28 Bull street to gsfl
some of the bargains lu our Jewelry llae,
as w* close out at oeac. M. BCMWaB A SOIL
INRENon, English and American extracts,
Farina cologne, toilet waters In great
variety at STRONG’S PHARMACY.
FLOWERS— A fresh supply at strong* drug
store dally. Floral deaigus at short natioss
OEGBGE WAGNER, telephcne SKi.
AVERY elegant assortment of oat glass bot<
ties at glfiONG'B PHARMACY
/"IRANBERRIES, mince mest, preserves am)
V; Jelly of ail kinds at WM. SCHEIUING'3,
Price and Harris
BUGGIES, KTC.
IF THE ’ * Sandwich#
W
BUY IT < L Bugay Promitem
To pass by and not buy means you will bup
by and by.
A buggy bos many ops and downs,
Its life is at best uncertain,
Repair bills is the bans of the carriage
dealer,
Yet a purchaser's satisfaction depends on
results.
Friends tell us we always f ulflll our prom*
lses, for onr promises, like railroad sand
wiches, are never broken.
Buooess confirms these results; future
promises mean continued sucoess; you need
a buggy, we a customer, then oome by and
buy.
SAVANNAH CARRIASE & WA6ON CO.,’
Largest Vehiole and Harness Dealers South.
WEDDING*.
Wedding Invitations and cards minted or en
graven at the snortest notice and m the latest
tyies. A a carry an extensive and well selected
stock of fin* nap*re, envelopes and cards es
pecially for such orders. Samples sent on ap
plication. MuaNisa News Printing House
Savannah. Ua.
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