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queer situations.
-JCELL-KNOWN eOCIKTT GIRLS
TELL OF THEIR SCRAPES.
a Young Relative of Oor. Flo war
ga ys_Mlsa Halen Gould and Har
SodYE uftrd Detfectlvos— A Queer
Admirer That Sallle Haraoua Used
to Hava.
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Usw York. Jan. 16.—People who are
ti'esned j-;ih common sonte have no idea
wbat {o. Is there are in the world, nor how
oaiiy of mem there are.
j bere are fools of all kinds, and when
they become very foolish they are known
J cranks and are sent to Bloomingdale or
elsewhere for safe-keeping.
There are fools, you know, who have aJ
idea that aU the money in the world should
Uloßg to them, and they are ready to kill
„, r le if it isn’t banded over promptly
M the dynamiter. Norcross was ready
Jo kill Russel Sage. Then there ore fools
bo have started out to reform the world,
is rtli£ loa and politics and social laws and
in morality. Such fools are speedily appre
hended and are put soras where out of
hara'i * ay.
gat there is a certain olass of fools even
Bore abundant than any of the others that
have been mentioned, whioh are perhaps
ocra troublesome than any of these, and
which, it is to be regretted, do not very
often get their just deserts. These fools are
tbe ones who make levs to society girls with
whom they have no acquaintance aud fol
lowV ow and torment them until the poor
vouug women are ready to die of mortiflea-
U gJimetimes these queer fools have been
jnccesaful enough to got a bona fide intro
duction to the young lady, and In that case
tbs: e is really no end to taslr persecutions,
for they are, after a fashioD, privileged to
speak to her and pay her some little atten
tioa. More often they are entirely un
known and tbe first intimation that tbe
voung woman has of her adorer is brought
to her by meauß of billet-doux, bouquets
and love tokens, whioh shower upon her at
all times of day and night.
Up at a verys well houee on Fifth avenue
was a luncheon party held a few days ago,
and ome of the society girls present were
tailing their experience with strange men
who had become enamored of them. Among
those present was a young relative of Gov.
Flower, New York’s by-a-large-majority
governor. The young woman is rioa, tal
acted and very pretty. Some years ago
s -e had this misfortune to meet abroad a
to-called count, who paid her some little
attentiou while she was on the other side,
and who, when she returned, came over to
this country and renewed his BUit.
Tbe young woman, with unusual good
west; for an American girl, was not at
tract'd by the title of countess and did not
cate for the foreign representative of tbe
noble family to which he claimed to belong.
Accordingly, as soon as she saw that the
counts attention was becoming too pointed
she gave him what we iu America would
call ‘‘ttseold shake.”
But tbe count was persistent, and, when
be bad tried all bis loving arts in vain, he
became ugly and swore that he would get
even with the young woman, even If ho had
to kill her to do so.
One evening the count was announced
and, before the young woman had time to
enter the drawing room, a pistol shot rang
through the house and the unhappy oount
lay bleeding in the hallway from a pistol
St >t through the temples. Weill the shot
bad gone a little astray from the place
where too count intended It should lodge,
and it did not prose fatal And the story
never got into the papers.
Hastily summoning the policeman on the
block the family of the young woman gave
him a largo sura to keep tho matter quiet
ar.d to assist in having tee count removed
to a hospital. The cab driver and others
who assisted in removing him were like
wise '•filed” with the mightv dollar and no
one was any wiser for ttie affair. Ones in a
hospital, all went well. The count was put
in a private room and the young woman’s
family paid all the expenses of a long and
tedious sickness and convalescence. The
hospital authorities made no inquiries Into
tho affair, uud w hen the count recovered he
w*s given money to go back to his native
land and solace himself as best he could
wit i one of his own country women.
By this clever bit of management the
young woman waa saved from an unenviable
piece of notoriety, and the family name
was not dragged into the newspapers by
means of a miserable bit of scandal.
In telling the story, the young woman
sail that she was always quite sure that
the young man became so Infatuated with
her upon a certain occasion when she acted
88 it wer girl at a charity bazar. The dress
which stio wore was exceedingly pretty and
very becomiug to her, and the count, never
having seen anything of the kind before,
was completely infatuated.
A story is told of Miss Bailie Hargous
now the beautiful Mrs. Duncan Elliott. It
happened so runs the story, long ag > in the
ola days whe i Miss Hargous used Cos go to
Saratoga instead of to Newp rt for the long
fiiminer season. At one of the famous
gardeu parties at the Grand Union Miss Har
£ms was gorgeouslyJattired in a flowered
iroeads the old-time period, when the
omen wore skirts which were enehant
tr narrow and bodices euchantingly
ull. Mis, Hargous looked simply lovely
®. a du -‘ yellow satin coat with broad lap-
P“ls turning back from her beautiful nock
8M bosom. A huge hat with pink feathers
,t‘ im the brim setoff her lovely dark
..eautv a,d one of her long slonder hands
join v, U *\ msi ‘ipulate<i a Inrgemor.oole with
party *’ i ’ l ghiiigly surveyed tho gay
Among the guests there was one suseepti
v who had gained admittance almost
JZ^ eat ' a,ld 1C WRS hls heart which
fmm m- °’i°T n v tho shafts which gleamed
6i() , 0 ,Tr Hargous’ beautiful eyes. A lung
“ f, wou^ ld-be courtship on one hand
w ' ess on the other, followed, and it
Vi„ TANARUS, ÜBt,i her return to the city that
tm m ar£ous " as a hle to shake off her
tVh omo adorer.
11, “ ‘4 ISS *d e * ea Gould made her debut
ihn 8 a S°* several detectives were in
trcAßn U,! Parlors, to guard not only the
wh>t, r6 K 1!1 , Jewels and brick-a-brao
bounded, but also to keep away
, m 'Bht by accident gam admit
trV*L°. house a:sd be unpleasantly at
'he guests.
brune 18 a strikingly pretty little
hone .' to ' UIi ‘ 18 80 awfully rich she cannot
ha tm f ' Bo *P 6 from the hosts of fortune
with h*. W k° are oa the lookout for girls
•inerh? auty an<l m °nay- Mr. Sage’s recent
wSL'iE' together with the threatening
main h ‘d r - Gould has received, have
tef-rcioi lttle wizard” doubly cautious in
* n K w tchful care over his daughter,
starv-ifo 81 ! n 1)6 v > R >ted upon her by the
Wu l shJ h , othlnk that r *°h men ehouid be
IVh,!! ii m the face of the earth.
U, * Mrs - James Brown-Potter was yet
eaU in v r *. B * 10 t part In some theairi
fe-ii ,? h ' Ch Bhe wna to be “Galatea.” Sta-
Siirn-,lf!? n a mar ble pedestal with her
Isl in. Wd6red ail d with her white drapery
’hr-i.,Tl U! ‘ a nd . h6r 88 o'assioaliy as If she
U,... , J *i , t | ired out of marble, Mrs. Potter
W, 8 , 1^ atl!ul picture and orushed the
of all present.
*ith a °”® t!le shattered ones was a man
km, i,™ !rlono - v than good sense, and he
i, To ata r sei to w ork to pay Mrs. Potter
it, atl j ßat,ten tion. She would' have none of
!or 6 rln.i rfi9 ' jit was a long, tiresome war
191 i r . n K the whole of which Mrs. Pot-
SiowJi j necl her dignity in spite of being
kr 6a . and al ‘d night by the crank who
tcwM ed himself unless she would
"I ,®r favors upon him.
fer, p 0 remember that evening,” said
htatHn > r * whon speaking of it. “We had
• and 1 was “Galatea”—and the
•He,. ** U lova w ‘th mo. That was about
lot* ®. Was °t it. I never returned his
4%n, , 80 after a time It starved to
ki; i Presume. But I really do not
J. W bat became of him.”
“ “ more disagreeable than any of these
experiences warihe trouble which a cer
i tain young wdiaa had with a wealthy
youug society van who made her acquaint
j ance at Lenox and who courted her there
assiduously irspiteof all her efforts to pre
| vent him. "De young woman legs that her
name shoulr not be mentioned. And so,
out of regard for herself, and the young
man, who ias since outgrown his passion,
the uamesare withheld.
Tbe yp*ng people were visiting at one of
tbe palaial residences which uiuke Lenox
the hanlsomest country place in America,
aud thy were thus thrown constantly into
each rther’s society. The young man was
several years tbe junior of the young
wonan, and so his affections seemed to her
of tie type which is vulgarly kuowu as the
••c.lf love.”
, From the first he was desperately enam
red of her, and morning, noon and night
he besieged her with attentions. Notes,
love letters and sonnets were showered upon
her like a snow storm, and ere she was awake
in the morning there would oo.ne a gentle
tap at her door, to which her maid would
respond, only to receive a handful of love
letters, which were brought to the door by
the young man’s valet, who had mercifully
retrained from bringing them at all hours
of the night when they wore written. Later
would come another snow storm of love
letters, followed by boxes of candy, straw
baskets, “views” and everything obtainable
at Lenox.
The young man was almost demented
with the force of his love, and he pleaded
and implored and even demanded that the
young woman give him her promise of
marriage.
One day, quite wearied with his attentions,
she strolled out to a little arbor where there
was a rustic seat. And there, dropping
wearily into a shady corner, she congratu
lated herself upoa her success in escaping
for a few moments from hor adorer. But
alas! Scarcely had she had time to com
pose herself, when the blighted young
creature appeared, and, seating himself by
her side, renewed his suit with more than
usual ardor. Suddenly clasping his hands
in front of him, he said, with an earnest
ness which left no doubt as to his sin
cerity :
“I swear to you, Mss Dora, that unless
you consent to marry me, I will never per
mit you to go out of this summer house
alive, nor will I leave it mvself with the
breath of life in me.”
Half Beared to death tha young woman
collected her wits as beat she could, and
and said quietly:
“Now, you must beliove evory word I am
going to say to you. It Is not my custom
to say what is not true. I cannot promise
to marry you, but I give you my word of
honor that I will give you a fair chance to
win me. And I will promise to engage
myself to no one else for at least a year to
come.”
The young man was pacified, and the
youug woman lived to tell the story and to
add how the followi Beason brought about
a change of heart In the young man, so that
now he is comfortable and happy without
her.
These are just a few instances of the
troubles that society girls have had with
adorers, but if all the stories were told it
would be as interesting as an Arabian Nights
tala. Carrie Careless.
HIS UNLUCKY NUMBER.
The Sick Man Who Was Pursued to
Death by the Mysterious 13.
From the Detroit Free Press.
There was a commotion in the hotel when
the Denver stage came In, and the men who
were playing poker in the barroom and the
loafers who were waiting for somebody to
treat hurried to see what was up.
“There’s a siok traveling man. He’s awful
bad and can’t go any farther. Fix him up
a bed and send for a doctor," someone in
authority was saying.
There was plenty of volunteers to help
aarry the sick man to a room, and soon a
temporary nurse was installed and a doctor
in charge of the case.
There was nothing unusual about it. He
wasn’t the first sick man that had stranded
there, and would not be the last. The only
curious thing about him was this: He heard
the laudlord say:
"Take him into 13."
"No, no,” he said feebly, "that is an un
lucky number to me—don’t put me there."
"All right,” said the landlord, “give him
18, that’s empty.” Aud the men bore him
carefully upstairs.
But the landlord had winked to those who
had him la charge, and they had responded
by an answering wl.ik, which said in dumb
show, "All right, we understand.”
So they carried him into the room with
the unlucky number, and he, having faith
in the man he had appealed to, askel no
questions. Indeed, he could not, for as
they carried him into the room he swooned,
and they had enough to do, with the doctor's
help, to revive him.
Then ho dozed and started up in feverish
deiirum, and called for people who were
far away, and raved and muttered. And
the landlord was laughing down at the bar,
tailing of his good joke in deceiving the
sick man.
“Ho'll never know the dlff’rence," he
said. “I ain’t no patience with such super
stitions, and what the aye don’t see the heart
don’t feel Here’s health and long life to
the stranger in No. 13.”
They clinked glasses and drank.
The noise of their carousal penetrated
the room above, where death wrestled with
life in an unequal encounter.
“Wbat time is it?”
The sick man had wakened suddenly.
and us he asked the question the clock on
tbe meiitel began to strike the hour.
“One, two, three, four," he counted the
strokes aloud.
The nurse tried to dissuade him from
speaking by shaking her head in disapproval
and laying a Auger on her lips, but he per
sisted and had his way.
“Five, six, seven, eight ”
Tho doctor held bis finger on the sick man’s
pulse and felt as accelerated thrill In its ir
regular boat. The sick man's voice con
tinued :
“Nine, ten, eleven, twelve
“Midnight,” said the doctor, giving the
nurse a warning look.
“Thirteen 1”
“The clock struck one too many; it is out
of order,” grumbled the nurse.
"It has stopped," said the doctor, taking
his finger from the pulse, to whioh he re
ferred. "Strange! I did not think the end
waa so rear.”
Neither did the landlord, who had just
wished the traveler long life.
I?ut the clock that struck one too many
had been the strange instrument of fata.
Whkn James Russell Lowell was ministfr to
England Lord Granville ouce anted him to dine,
saying; "It Is absurd to give so short a notice to
the most engaged man in London." The poet
replied: “The most engaged man in London is
very glad to dine with the most engaging one.
medical
and disordered
/ /jai/ stomachs and
JUr\ bowels don’t
iWi f need a dose of
/ U/- i_ rAif physic. That,
hT I V with its vio
/V only up-
A sets them the
’ / fr as need a dose or
\i( fjqw two of Doctor
Piercers
That cleanses and regulates them mildly
sr-KasrAtSwSs:
Ora little Pallet for a laxative —three
f 0 ? a*cattmrtic? Sick Headache Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bil
ious Attacks, and all derangements of tha
and bowels are prevented,
tWAM perfect vest
pocket remedy, always convenient, fresh,
a They’re the oheaprst villa you
for they’re guaranteed to give satisfac
ion, or your money is returnea. t
TTIE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1892-TWELVE PAGES.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
We will offer this week
extraordinary values in a
large line of Suits and
Overcoats which we have
marked down to $8 00.
None of them are worth
less than $lO 00; many
of them worth $lB 00.
See the display in our
Clothing Window.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 13 Word* or more, In
this column Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Ererylxxly who has any want to supply, any
thin* to buy or sell, any bualnaaa or accommo
dation* to ■eouro; indeed, any wish to gratify,
should adrertUe in this column.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ail styles and sizes from
1 stamps to life size; tine cabinets a spe
cialty. Pi ice per dozen Husiness estab
lished June 4,18£6. J. W. WILSON, ill Bull
street.
MUSICAL-Miss M. PICKERING LEDLIE,
teacher of piano and ainginsr. Southeast
corner of Drayton and Third streets.
44 TTARD TIMES!’’ "Is it?” “Now is the
1 A time to save then. You need a pair of
spectacles. Go to FEGEAS’. You need a
watch. Go to FEGEAS’. You need your clock
fixed. Go to FEGRAS’. You got old gold to
sell? Go to FEGEAS’, 112 Broughton street,
and save money.”
Cd ARDNER is moved to 118 Broughton street.
x Do you good to drop In aud see him there
I” INE cabinet photographs $2 per dozen. D.
■ L. WATERS, 171 Congress street.
C RAFTINGS, Pulleys. Hanger* ana mill work
O all kinds, and repair* and supplier. LOM
BARD & CO., Augusta, Go.
MONS. BERGER'S dancing school, 79
Broughton. This Is strictly a school for
dancing and deportment, where no public or
promiscuous "socials'' are allowed. Terms
reduced. Classes limited to sixteen pupils.
Apply at HARNETT HOUSE. __
I MEAN business. I want some more mem
bers for my association. ACTOR, Press
office.
ATTENTION, LADIES!—“Emma" bust do
A veloper will enlarge your bJStB inches;
guaranteed sealed instructions 2 cents, or 24-
page Illustrated catalogue 6 cents by mail.
EMMA TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass.
I F YOU Intend to build you will save money
by consulting a practical builder. GEORGE
T. STEINACKER, 19G Hull street.
■VrOTIOB Headquarters for renalring. elean
1' ing and braiding at 8. J. TIBHLER’B, 101
Liberty street.
THE DOCTORS.—Two weeks of free consul
tations, and medicines not more than (6 a
month in any disense to those who begin treat -
inent before Feb. 1. If you want to be cured of
catarrh, deafness, male or female weakness,
etc., you can call 79 Broughton street, office
German and English specialists. See ad In an
other column.
* ‘ YV IUT[N<) NORTH." “What for?” “To
'* get a fine curly wig." You can get it
at FEGEAS', 112 Broughhton street, hair and
jewelry store. The advantage of getting it here
is twofold. You get an oxact match and you
see what you are getti g He keeps also a fine
selection of bangs and switches. His place is
open daily tor hangs, trimming, shampoolog.
children's haircutting, manicuring and the
treatment of corns and ingrowing nails
TO THE WORKINGMAN,and every man that
wants to make a dollar count two: We
hare placed on our counters a line of suits that
we will sell you for the low sura of S4 50 per
suit. This means for a coat, vest and pants,
and is the biggest bargain ever offered by any
house in Savannah. We want your trade, so
come aud examine these trade winners. AP
PEL & SCHAUL, 159 Broughton street.
ATLAS aud Erie Engines, Boilers. Tanks and
Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings.
LOMBARD at 00„ Augusta, Ga.
DOWNTOWN, but in the city, the fluest
family grocery store in the southern por
tion of the city. Everything a family can >x>s
sibly need can be found here. Tho staple and
fancy goods, as well as all the foreign table
delicacies, fresh at C. A. MUNSTER’S, corner
Drayton and Duffy streets.
W HEN you n ed a superior quality of old
vf Madelras, Burgundies, Sauternes, Ports,
Sherries, Clarets or Brandies, our stock will suit
you. M, LAVIN'S ESTATE.
CIOTTON GINS—The Improved Augusta, the
> Pratt.% Vanwinkle. We have 100 In stock
for immediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting,
Puliys, etc. LOMBARD & CO., Augusta.
OX) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Christmas
1 has come and gone and old Santa has had
his say. but HUSTIN BROS, are still making
special prices on holiday goods; comeaDd select
a nice New Year gift; we cau suit your taste
and pocket; our stock is replete with the latest
designs in all kinds of furniture and household
decorations: give ns a call and aatisfy yourself.
KUSTIN BROS.
XXJ E have moved into our new quarters, 80
V V Bay street, with an immense stock of all
kinds of wines and liquors which we are anxious
to show and to sell, M. LAVIN'S ESTATE.
IF you are in need of money and want a
liberal loan for any length of time, at lowest
rate of interest, on diamonds, watches,
jewelry, clothing, etc., and if you want your
valuables returned in tbe same condition as left,
patronize boras enterprise and call at the Old
Reliable Savannah Licensed Paw nbroker House,
17* Congress street, K MUHLBERG, Manager
help wanted
YITANTKD. aoolored woman to cook, at 107
VY Broughton street.
HOUBF.GIRL WANTED; must have good
reference. Apply at 74 South Broad
street.
WANTKD, a sorvaht. Apply at 168 Gaston
street.
\\T ANTED, a cook, with good references,
t V Apply to 161 Gaston street
\\J ANTED, two ladles and two gents sales-
YV men for telephone patent; salary or com
mission. V. A. COOK, Patentee, 2J3 East
Twelftn street, New Yort.
WANTED, a white woman for general house
work at good wages; 19S President, cor
ner Montgomery street.
■\\rANTED nt ones, an experienced coox. Ap-
YY ply 91 West Broad street.
WANTED, a person to farm on shares, one
VV mile irom Meldrim, Central railroad;
dwelling house, mule cart, plows and seeds
found; particulars BANNER, 13 William street,
West Broad, Savannah.
WANTED, two bakers. J. J. WALSH, cor
ner Jones and Montgomery streets.
Y) OOKKEEPER wanted for large m-roantile
1> concern; must thoroughly understand
double emry and have first-class reference. Ad
dress GOOD SALARY', care of Morning News,
for one week.
ALE3MEN to sell by sample our money or
der system to retail merchants; S2OO a
month in it for live salesmen. Previous expe
rience not necessary. Address with 2cent
stamp, MERCHANTS’MONEY ORDER COM
PANY, Cincinnati,JO.
AGENTS— Silver plated britanoia models
made lato ink-stands, clocks, banks, etc.,
of Chicago's wonderful Masonic Temple Illus
trated circular free. BECHTEL fit CLOUD,
Chicago.
HELP WANTED.
VA f ANTED, two whit* wemen for cook and
Vv housemaid, to stay on premises; reference
required 74 South Broad street.
V GENTS WANTED, male anil female, for
“New Treasury of Sarg " J:stout. S?J
worth of choice ramc for % - 7*. Big money in
it for you FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COM
FANY. box 2>JO, Savannah. Ga
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
TITANTED, by a white man with a family,
T T employment for self and two grown sons;
have )>een farming up to thr pres- ut: not choice
about the kind of work. Address D. K. ii , 65
Pay street.
\TTANTED, by young man of good habits,
I v position as salesman or collector for re
sponsible bouse; can give best of reference or
make cash deposit fer security. Address
WILLING, car* Morning Newa
TIT ANTED, by young man (German) care of
V private gardens, trimming fcu-bes and
gardening generally; lately witn G KGsllnr,
Apply JOHN WOLFE, 170 Broughton street.
VMAN wants a position os assistant book
keeper, collector or clerk, with a good
house. Address FELIX. Newa office.
WANTED, a position in the shoe business,
by a youug man, who has bad seven
years experience. Addre.s WANT, News
office.
\T7 ANTED, a situation by a young white
’ v man where he can make himself useful.
Can read aud write. Wages moderate. Ad
dress J. B , News office.
TT7 ANTED, situation by man and wlfo (white)
v to take charge of a house on farm fr
parties. For particulars address EARNEST,
News office.
VYOFNG man would like position as entry
or shipping olerk, city or country no ob
ject. Address AMIEE, New* office.
V YOUTH, with several years' experience,
desires a position in an office or comiuls
sinn house; host of referencecan be furnished.
ENERGETIC, eare of Morning Nows.
\X~ ANTED, position by young colored man,
v v active and willing to work, as porter in
some wholesale house, or driver for grocery
wagon. Address, for three days, W. 11., this
office.
-■....1.in I J J_ ■an- _
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,
X\T ANTED, by a young white man with best
v' refereucss nice plain board and good
room in pr.vate boarding house or good family
near the Electric railway. A Baptist family
preferred. Address WOJIMAOK, with Electric
railway.
\X r ANTED, house of five or six rooms, cen
’ 1 trally located; or five rooms, two on first
and three on second floor, with convenieneos.
Box 111, Morning News.
MON EY to loan on building and loan plan
Apply immediately. E. R. TIERCE,
Sereven house.
lillAjl WANTED for 30 or #0 days. Address
dP l) U U A TTLICANT, F. O. box 70.
TITANTED, second-hand Safety wheel; must
’ “ be in beat condition. Name lowest cash
price. Uive full particulars. Address GRANT.
Morning News.
Yl7 ANTED, German-American, Southern Mu
l‘ tual and other loan association sticks.
AUSTIN K, MYKKS, broker, 114 Rryan street.
YX7ANTED, unfurnished house, four to six
i v rooms, located Broughton to Gaston. Bar
nard to Habei>ham; must be modern!/ ap
pointed, gas, bath, etc ; family has no children.
Address WALLACE, Box 15, Morning News
Officp.
A\’ANTED, small store with dwelling nt-
I? tached in good locality; will buv small
stock with store. Address HOUSE, care Morn
ing News.
W r ANTED, all who are afflicted with catarrb,
asthma, la grippe, bronchitis and other
diseases of tbe hea . troat and lungs to tend
for our manual at once. It is free and will tell
you how to get well. Safe, certain, pleasant
and quick. SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO, Nash
ville, Tenn.
K CENTS gets the Sunday issue or the Moits
l nw Nsws. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STOKE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
TS7ANTED, Electric Railway bonds, city
vT bonds, Alabama Midiaad band*, one Cen
tral debentur , Chatham Real Estate A, Chat
ham Bank 6tr>ck, and other securities. AUSTIN
K. MY RES. Broker, 114 Bryan street.
WANTED, five hundred debars for six
months; ample security given; will ex
change orchard in Virginia for Savannah prop
erty. Address C. C., News office.
YIT ANTED, on y an opportunity to convince
* * the most skeptical of our ability to com
pete with all rivals in quality and price M
LAVIN’S ESTATE, 3 Bay street
\XT ANTED, the public to know that, for
? v nearly forty years we have made a
specialty of the wine and liquor trade. We
import direct and buy from distillers. M
LAVIN’S ESTATE.
WANTED, merchants to try the teueflta of
advertising in the “One cent a word"
column* of the Moiunau News. It will certainly
pay.
J-UJJU-1.... ■> L -
ROOMS TO KEN I.
Fi?OR RENT, three cot,necting rooms, parlor
flat. 43 York street. Large closets and
kitohen.
I TOR RENT, double or single room, with gas
and privilege cf bath, at 168 Liberty street.
I ['OR RENT, one room. 185 President street.
J Apply upstairs.
E'or RENT, two connecting rooms (one large
I and kitebeui, fdrmshed or unfurnished, 10J
Montgomery street.
I TOR RENT, two fins rooms, furnished or un
furnished; good location. Apply at 5114
Jones.
I,” OR RENT, nicely furnished room forgentio-
I man, convenient to business. 14! State
street.
ROOMS to RENT—Very pleasant single
rooms, furnished or unfuruishad. Cheap.
Apply 163 South 1-road street
\ SOUTH front flat of rooms and basement
xV for rant, single or together. Possession
given March_l._A.pply 108 South Broad street,
ROOMS for rent, witli or without board. Also
_day board, at 58 Barnard street.
r TO RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms.
-T 13 Habersham street, corner of St. Julian.
Jq'Oß RENT, tbreo rooms, at 87 Liberty street.
F’Olt RENT, three large connecting rooms, 65
Jefferson street. Inqure 139 Broughton
street.
LARGE furnished room, with privilege of
bath. 58 Bolton street.
F'OR RENT, furnished room for one or two
gentlemen; convenient to business; private
family._Address FURNISHED.
FOR RENT, nicely furnished room for gen
tlemen; gas. hot and cold water. 210
President street.
FOR RENT, a flat of three rooms arid bath
room, or two unfurnished rooms. 27 Liberty
street.
TO RENT, two large connecting rooms 41
Bolton street. Reference exchanged; con
venient to three street oar lines.
Ij'OU RENT, several large south rooms, par
lor floor, also hall room. Apply 15 Absr
corn street.
FTUKNI3HED rooms torent. Apply 124 Bryan
X street.
Il”OH RENT, third floor Battersby's building,
corner of Bav and Drayton streets Large
airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bache
lors’ quarters. Apply L. T. TURNER, admin
iatrator, 118 Bay street.
F'OR RENT, 2 or 3 unfurnished connecting
rooms; bath and large back piazza to par
ty without children. 4214 Jefferson street.
ONE nicely furnished southern room; rent
reasonable to gentlemen, with gar and
bath. 50 Habersham street, corner South
Broad.
HOUSES AND STORKS FOR RENT
RENT, store and dwelling, corner Jones
and Guerard street*. Apply JNO. O.
ZEiGLER, 218 Jones street.
L”CK RENT, cheap, new store, with fixtures ;
A complete; first class locality. Address
UTi KE, Morning News.
JjMJR RENT OR SALE, the magnificent resi
dence corner of Abercoru and Gwinnett
Streets; will make easy terms. RoSSIGNOL.
FOR RENT, No. 181 Henry street, containing
soven rooms and bath, with large yard;
possession given at onoe. THOS. A. FOL
LIABP.
HOUSES AND STORK' FOR KRNf
r PO RENT, window and perl of store. Apply
1 at 134 Broughton stre-t.
L'oRRENT, store and dwelling, corner Tnco
r and Congress street lane; good etaod; rent
cheap. Apply on premia**
a co;d business stand Inquire of WaL
THOUii 3t RIVKKS. X. H.—Cheap rent;
good location.
I .'OK RENT, store, dwelling. York. Montgom
ery : rare opportunity to right party. Ap
ply SHEEHAN, 129 Yors.
OTORK DWELLING, southeast corner Whlt
k - aker and South Broad lane Good stand
fordrug store or grooery. E. K. BRYAN.
ITOR RENT, that deuble brick house. No. 60
I Mate street. Apply at No. 113 Gordon
street.
HALF STORE FOR KENT, suitable for mil
linery, dressmaking, fancy goods, etc.
112 Broughton.
LX)R RENT, tr.e maga ficent brick rssidencs
* on Y ork street, suitable to rent In fiats or
first class bearding hous-. ROSSIUNOL.
17'ORRENT, dwelling on Gwinnett street, near
Park extension Apply I. D. LaROOHE
& bON. 152 Bay stivet.
li'Oß RENT, desirable real 1 nice, 10) Taylor
street, between Drayton and Abercorn;
south front Apply to S. GUCKENHEIMER &
SONH.
I "f J. —•
FOR KBNT—MISCELLANEOUS.
jU'OR RENT, offices In the Times building,
1 over Butler s drug store and the office on
Bay street, occupied by R. G. Dun’s agency.
ROSSIGNOL
U’CR RENT, a large warehouse for storage
I purposes, on Broughton street lsne; price
810 per month, or more reasc-eaolo terms to
put v making long lease. Apply KOHLER'S,
158 Broughton street.
Tpo RENT, Armory Ilall, for balls, parties and
k other entertainments. Apply to T. N,
THET’S, southwest corner Broughton and Bull
street*.
(NOWS. Twlokenham Dairy. Residence, cow
J sheds, barn and enough pasture. J, F.
GUILMARTIN & CO.’S STABLES.
Fi'UK RENT, til - cheap columns of the Morn
iro Nxws at "one oeut a word” for each in
sertion: an exocllent mode of advertising.
FOB SALE.
TMI IRT Y-SEVE N HUNDRED DOLLARS
X buys a beautiful home on Duffy, near Aber
corn street. ROSSIGNOL.
1j?OR SALE, fresh cow. SIS Montgomery
strrot.
LMFTEF.N HUNDRED buy* a two-story house
1 and lot on Gwinnett struct, near railway.
ROSSIGNOL.
I .TOR SALK, oow and calf; good milker with
young calf. Apply to EMPIRE STEAM
LAUNDRY, 109 Broughton.
A BEAUTIFUL lot on Gwinnett and West
Boundary streets very cheap, and terms
will be made to suit. ROSSIGNOL.
Ij'OK SALE, a Kentucky gated saldle horse.
also drives we 1 in harness, both single aud
double, c. E. STPLTB.
MAGNIFICENT plantations and virgin for
ests, in Hmrston, Wilkinson, Laurens,
Emanuel, Maooa, Telfair, Pulaski, Dou,{hertv,
Effingham and other Georgia counties, and in
Jefferson and Leon counties, Florida, Cor
respondence solicited. ROSSIGNOL
SALE, two Domestic Sewing Machines,
cheap. 185 President street, Apply up.
stairs.
IOTS and houses in every section of tbe olty,
J suburban lots, farms, plantations, all on
easy terms. ROSSIGNOL.
SALE, horse suitable for lady to drive.
also buggy ud harness. Apply T. F. MC
DONNELL, 45 West Broad street.
r |D\ KLVK HUNDRED acres of the finest land
Jl —bard woods and white oak timber—in Pu
laski enun’y. three thousand dollars. ROS
SIGNOL.
YJOR SAI.Fi, a store doing a good hurl ess
1 about six miles from HardeevMle. 8. C.,
with a flue line of groceries and liquors aud no
tions, etc., such ni is kept in a oountry store.
For sale cheap to a cash ourahas'r, as the owner
Is unable to attend to it. THOMAS A. FOL
LIARD.
IOTS on weekly and monthly payments.
J White Bluff road lots, Waters road lots,
lots everywhere. ROSSIGNOL.
ITORJSALE, the Sexton Sake, at W. B.
O’REAR’S, druggist, 50 Broughton street,
corner Habersham.
fpiIREE hundred dollar*, ten dollars per
month, catches lots in town from Roa
81GNOL.
Ij?OR SALE, a great bargain, two good house*
on Taylor street, near Montgomery, whioh
rent for eighteen dollar* per month, and which
can b* bought for fifteen huudrsd dollars. 6.
H. DQRSETT. ,
\MAONIFICENT sea coast plantation, finest
in this section, abounding In game of all
varieties. ROSSIGNOL.
I TOR SALE, a first-class horse. Apply to 144
Congress street.
lIBEUTY street residence. A bargain If you
J come In early. One of the finest. ROS
SIGNOL.
TTORSALE, cooking stove, sowing machine.
•T organ. All Dew. FOREST CITY DYE
WORKS. 27 Aborcorn street.
fPIIF, Sea Island of the South Atlantic cost;
I game reserve man correspond or sue
ROSSIGNOL.
I DOR SALE, a grocery and bar doing a good
business ana in a good location. Apply
No. 11 West Broad street. THOMAS A.
FOLLIARD.
I TORS YTH place lot on very cheap terms. On*
of the few that are left. ROBSIGNOL.
I TOR SALE, al* aud beers; the best brands
foreign and American beers, Lowsnbrau
beer. Imperial beer; Bans ale and Guinness
porter. Read Bros’, bottling; at M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE. 80 Bay street.
VTIOHT acres of tested Phosphate land in
S j Marion County, Florida, for a song. KOS
BIGNOL.
TTOR SALE, two fines mares, suitable for la
ic dies to drive; one cheap horse, wagon, and
harness. Will sell any of abeva at a bargain.
W H. RAY, East Broad and River streets.
YITALDBURG street corner lot; will ssll for
vY small cash payment, balance on long
time. ROSSIGNOL.
"IX7 OOD FOR SALE.—One hundred cords of
Y V oak wood, at this place. Address WOOD.
Monteith, Ga.
RESIDENCE, on Duffy street, small cash pay
ment aud balance monthly installments
with interest. ROSdIGNOL.
I ['OR SALE, five houses near Bull street, 129
Jones and 110 Taylor street. See EDWARD
8. ELLIOTT, 118 Bryan street.
TTOUK hundred and fifty acres Virgin Pine,
I Telfair county, one thousand dollars. RO3-
BIGNOL.
INHERE is everything to Interest you in th#
Sunday Moaxiaa Niswg. For sale at
YONGE b DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
SEVEN hundred acres Virgin Pine Forest on
the big Canooscbee, Emanuel county for one
thousand dollars. ROSSIGNOL.
I TOR SALE, the largest and best assorted
’ stock of White Pine Sssh, Doors, Blinds,
Moldings, eto. etc.. In the south. Also all
standard brands of Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Mill supplies Builders’ hardware is my
specialty. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct ini-
Sortations of Rusendale and Portland Cement.
ewer. Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes, bends,
traps, Ts, eto. Call or write for ray prices, and
get estimnto* be fere buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
ONE of the finest plantations in Georgia ly
ing In the becond district of Dougherty
county, containing twenty -eight hundred acres,
half cleared. ROSSIGNOL.
TTOR SALE, champagne; Carte Blanche, Geo,
I Goulet, Piper Ileidseck, (Jims Held seek and
California champagnes. M. LAVIN’B ESTATE,
Telephone 340.
18EN thousand dollars, easy terms, buys six
thousand three hundred and seventy acres
of Virgin Pine Forest in Clinch county, easy
terms ROSSIGNOL.
f ' OAT HARNESS, $9 50; buggy harness five
VT dollars; horse blankets. 75e. Everything
cheap, at NEIDLINGER St RABUN.
rpH ERE is everything to interest you in the
I Sunday Moanmo Nzws. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
street*.
strayed.
<J TKAYFD, from ’>2 Heurv street night of Jan.
1 ’ 13. liver and white pointer dog Had on
collar bearing my name, t inder will please
noufy me. H. B. FAYE. Ot Henry street.
FOUND.
LtOUNI), two mules, owner ran have seme by
a proving property and paying expenses A.
McCOKMICK
"PL ' " .. i j
Li IST.
lOST, plain gold ring, engraved inside
J "Johanna to Dave, ih-td." Liberal reward
If returned to 105 Bull str-et.
IOST Fridey night, ether brace! ■ Reward
jk If left at 119 Ferry etreet.
LOST, lady's watch at Savannah theater.
Saturday matinee. A liberal reward if re
turned to J. W. DAVIS, Savannah Gmcury
Company.
IOST, at the Theatre, Saturdav ufternoon. a
J gold medal. Inscribed on one side, ' Materiel
development of the South;" liberal reward for
Us return to 171 Gaston street.
T OST or stolen, a white setter bitch, with
Li thread ears and two red spots tin right
side Reward if returne Ito HENRY FI.NKE.N,
Waldhurg and Burroughs streets.
REWARD.
(1 REWARD will be paid for proof to eon-
N l ' ’ vtet any person of breaking down the
fence around tbs Vale Royal farm. 8. F.
GOODWIN.
EDUCATION AL.
MUSIC, (German theory and technics) elocu
tion and art taught ut 173 Gordon strset.
Terms moderate.
T NSTRUCTION given on the piano by a eom-
X patent tractor Apply at 163 South Broad.
O ELECT SCHOOL for girls and boys, 98 Tay -
it lor street; also private aud class lessons In
Spanish. Mhs. CLAUDIA HOWELL im OA
HONA.
AM US KM ENTS.
the lienellt of nurses and children tbe
large steam Merry-Go-Houad at Mr.ntgoui
ory and Alice streets will be opeu dally *t 3P. M
BOARDING.
LYOARDING.— A married oouple or two pen
> tlemen can gi-t a larse room, with modern
conveniences, in private family Address, with
reference, D. E. G., care of Morning News
office.
\\J ANTED—A few gentlemen enn get good
v hoard end lodging, also tsbl > boarders.
Apply 5j4 Jefferson street.
MISCELI, AN KOI TS.
/ 'OLD-FILLED WATCHES, 15 years’guaran
x I antes, Waltham or Elgin movemest, at sl9
at SCH WAKZBaOM'S, 14? Congress street, op
posite Palmer Bros.
'ANARY BIRDS, cages, seed, onttle, fls!>
„ , food > 'hocking bird food, at GARDNER’S,
118 Broughton street.
,%nfk GALLONS of the celebrated Gl/nilllat
Sweet Scuppernoug Wine at $1 per
gallon, at the MUTUAL CO OPERATIVE ASSO
CIATION, corner Stale and Barnard streets.
I IVIR PUDDING fojr breakfast. If you want
lx tbe best try BARBOUR, Die grocer, corner
I’rice and Hall streets.
M ILITARY uniforms Stenm-cibaned at short
notice. FOREST CITY STEAM DYE
WORKS, ? Aberoorn street.
CAMPLE SHOES: Sample shoes! Don't fall
4' to attend our great sale of sample shoes.
COHFN'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
OPIC PER CAN for California sugared peaches,
cherries, pears, plums and apricots, at
the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
corner Barnard aud Stats streets.
"T'YPEWRITERS, headquarters for the world,
A. all makes; don’t pay rnaeufuctursrs’ ex
orbitant prices; wo ship saywhero giving thor
ough examination before accepting; absolutely
first clegs condition guaranteed; positively all
makes at about or less than half price; ex
changing a specialty; instruments rented anv
whone; largest stock in the world; two entire
floors devoted exclusively to typewriters; ste
commercial rating for our responsibility ■ llltiv
trated uataloges and epeclnians free. TYPE
WRITER HE ADQU ARTUR*, 51 Broadway,
New York; 2!ltt Wabash aveuuo, Chicago.
fijlfk GALLONS of the celebrated Glgnillint
DD" Sweet Souppering Wine at $1 per
gallon. altheMUi UAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSO
CIATION, corner Blum and Barnard streets.
IpKANKI 1 URTER SAUSAGE and fresh seu-
A sageJ, the burst, at BARBOUR’S, corner
Hall and Price streets.
PACKING of furniture for removal or nhip
mont promptly attend id to. Personal at
tention of one of firm, thus insuri* g care and
dispatch, BARBOUR A 00- 180 state street.
IN ATOR FO( >T PORSE3, pocket books, purses
VI and sachrls, rattlesnake skins neck
ties.belts; sluffsd and live ’gators; orange walk
lug canes and riding craps, at GARDNER'S, 118
Broughton street
T'OUnitiTS.— In stook at PULASKI HOUSE
Stables, victorias, glass front landaus, Rum
bles, Kensingtons and buggies; the best In the
city. Nss. 138and 140 Bryan street. Telophsne
No. 12. E, 0, OLBABON.
KA A UALLONS of tbe celebrated Oignllllat
•Jt"” Sweet Scuppernoug Wine at gt per
gallon at the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSO
CIATION, corner Stale and Barnard streets.
C* IIOULD your faded garment require dyeing,
' send to FOIiEST CITY STEAM DYE
WORKS, 27 Atiereorn street.
CKND to BARBOUR, the grocer, for the finest
O hovsbesd cheese in the city, Corner Price
and Hail strevts
WANTED, tlie public to know that in addi
tion to our fancy groceries, n t espry a
full line of line brandies, wines and whiskies,
bottled beer, etc, R. I). MoDONELL ft GO..
2e and 81 Barnard street.
(NOR neat, practical building plans call ou or
address GEORGE T. STKINACKEK. 198
Hull street.
r pHE great sale of sample shoes commences
L to morrow (Monday) morning at COHicN S
BARGAIN HOUSE.
J UST think of a gold-filled watch for nineteen
dollars when others sell tho rauie at thirty
and forty dollars. SCiIVVARZBAUM, Congress,
near Whitaker street.
IADIES can bo taught Est-s tailor system
J of cutting and fitting perfectly, also
linings cut to order. For terms apply 5314 Jef
ferson street.
IIVER PUDDING for breakfast. If you want
J the b’ri try BARBOUR, the grocer, corner
Price and Hall streets.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY-Buy for cash
aid save M cents on the dollar. On time
you have got to pay double tho price. A few
more rolls left or our matting that you would
have to pay 45 cants will sell you at half th#
prica. Also furniture, agonerallineofhouss
furnishlng gviods, stoves at the same rate M.
NATHAN, 180>4 Congress, near Jefferson. Cash
is our motto.
McGLASHAN, 181 Broughton Streot,saddlery
and harness. Sp-cial attention given to
manufacture and repairing, Try mo.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS at hard time prlcos,
TEEPLE ft CO.
SEND YOUR soiled suits and have them
stenni-cl-auod for $1 50 per suit. FOREST
CITY" STEAM DYE WORKS, 27 Atiereorn
street.
CT ROCERIF.S in your neighborhood to milt
I everybody. Send to BARBOUR, tbe
grocer, corner Price and Hall streets.
1 ■'INNING, plumbing and gasflttlug by care
ful and experlenotd workmen. P. H.
KIERNAN, mi Whitaker street.
I BRUSH FLOWER SEEDS, flower puts, plant
food, etc., at GAKDNER’S, 118 Broughton
Street.
IF you want to saee 76 to lUO per cent, on your
shoes attend our great sale of sample shoes.
COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE.
SEND to BARBOUR, the grocer, for the finest
hogshead cheese in the city. Corner Price
and Ha 1 streets.
ShND your harness and saddle repairing to
M’OLASHAN’S, 181 Broughton. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
XI7E invite your particular attention to our
YV line sideboards, wardrobes, and last, bit
not least, baby carriages. BARBOUR & CO., ISO
State street.
O Jr C PER CAN for California sugared peaches,
ite) cherries, pear*, plums and apricots, at
the MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
corner Barnard and State streets.
FLOWERS —A freah supply as Strong's drug
store dally. Floral designs at short notice.
GEORG A WAUNKH. telephone 490.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iflA DOZEN Celebrated Crimson Cluster
l"v Tomatoes for sale cheap at the MU
TUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, corner
Barnard sad State streets.
\\'ATCHFS, Jewelry and clock*. Reliable
it goo-I*at low prices. "No auction hum
bug." SCHWAKZBAUV. 147 Congree* street,
mar Whitaker
') r/ta PAIRS of sample shoes to be sold
• veil"'/ le*s than manufacturer*' cost a*
COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE.
VELLOW YAM POTATOES, a fresh let. very
1 fine, at BARBOUR'S, the grocer, corner
Hall and Prioe ire*tj.
I NULL DRESS suits thoroughly cleaned and
prns-ed for $t V) FORES r CITY STEAK
I'YE WORKS, 27 Abercorn street.
THE Price and Hall street grocery offer* tha
inducements to the ladles of Savannah la
good fresh goods and they appreciate It. No
where In the city is there a more complete lloa
of family groceries, oo r pr.smg every thing la
the llae. The coatenienca, too, is a great thing.
There is no necessity of sending downtown
when right at your door 1* such e fine stock of
excellent groc. rle* New good* arr.ve daily
end everybody can be supplied
A FULL end complete as-ortraent of Franco.
American Soups. Plum 'udllsns and!
Tmffird Game at MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVB
ASSOCIATION, corner Barnard aad Suite
street*
NOW Is the time to get your heaters; full lln
at TEKPLE 8; sc-ld on Installments.
BRING your Clidhing to A. GETZ’S, tha'
tailor, Jefferson street, for cleaning,
braldlnr and dyeing; also new suits made to
order at reasonable prices; samples always 00-
hand.
2'f/l PAIRS ladies'rubbers, all sizes, selllna
•y" all over tbe city at 50 oents: oqr price,;
25 cents pair. COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE.
Cl ROSS & BLACKWELL’S and Keler’s~a*3
J uorted jams at 20 cents tier Jar MUTUAIJ
CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, corner Stat3
and Barnard streets.
1 ) AINTKD PLAQUES ANDFHELLS, a beauty
1 ful fine of alligator teeth and fish scale!
jewelry, atGARDNLR’S, 118 Broughton street.
CARRIAGES, IIUGGIKS.~KTC.
HARNESS
At Wholesale Pflocs.
For TRUCKS,
“ DRAYS.
** WAGONS,
“ CARTS,
“ BUGGIES,
“ SURRIES,
“ VICTORIAS,
- LANDAUS.
“ EVERYTHING.
From $l5O per sot down to $5
AT TUE
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Co.’s
Bay and Montgomery Streets.
—,-p-"-
AUCTION SALEH KUTUItK DAYS
At Auction.
R. D. LaROCHE, Auctioneer.
Before tbe Court House door, on tbe FIRST
TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY, at 11 o'clock
■harp, I will sell:
5 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES on Wheaton
street.
Also 158 LOTS, comprising about 20 agree.
Plat a;id particulars to be had at office' of
Auctioneer, 116 Bryan street, a
gm - ■ ■ i !■ i ■
UKOCEHIJCo.
Thy hard thair Innds fall.
It Is just as Important to know where tr
buy jroeerles as it Uto know how to buyl
them. Go to the wrong place, ami it will
never do to relax your vigilance— yoil
must always be on the lookout, no matted
how experienced and shrewd you may bo<
Go to the right place and yoa will at onod
be relieved of all anxiety. VV invite your
confidence as well as yonr patronage, and
when you And that you can’t repos* one it*
us we won’t ask you to continue the other.
Come to us if you want to be assured of tha
bast In the market at the most moderate ofl
prices. Yeu can also find a lot of Old
Madeira and Sherry Wins of the vintage of
'SO. which Is offered to lovers of something
good. Come early or you may gst left.
ESTATE
S. W. BRANCH
f URN ITtl tt A. *
On a Solid Basis.
•HIE A. J. MILLER CO., 171 BROUGHTOIT
STREET, rests upon a foundation unshakable*
never varying from first priaolplea. This vast
establishment sells for cash or on time, and
sells you more to your advantage than all tha
time and credit houses to be gathered up in ■
day’s journey. They have more resources;
more goods—better, richer goods—and much
cheaper than any offered you at ruinous in
tercet. Whatever the pretense, the cost is there
to save really. Buy from the RIGHT PARTIES
whose name is a guarantee of faith. From
finest to most modest and modern; one invest*
gatlon convinces the wise that for FUR
NITURE, CURTAINS and CARPETS no house
on earth cau successfully compete with us.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
500 Shades, assorted colors, mounted on spring
rollers, at 25 cents. Regular price 50 cents.
Call early as the supply wont last long.
The J. J. Hit Cdj
171 BROUGHTON ST.
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