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Newspaper Page TextA possible lynching. John Jenkins May Dang-le From a Chattahoochee County Tree. From lA< Columbia {(7a.) EnquiVer-sim. John Jenkins, a negro with rather an un savory reputation, was arrested Thursday morning on Broad street, locked up in the barracks until noon and then taken to Chat tabooobee county, where be stands an ex cellent chance of being lynched. The crime for which Jenkins was ar rested w committed last Tuesday night on T. M. Faikman's plantation, about twelve nnlee from Columbus. Tuesday morning Mr. Parkmao was forced to leave his home for a day. ami Mr*. M. F. Uumaway and Mrs. James, his mother-in-law and sister, were left unprotected in the house. Mr. Farkman felt no uneasiness whatever, ns Jenkins, who worked on the place, was the only man who knew of his departure. When he returned Wednesday, however, he found that his confidence had been misplaced and the ladies had passed through a terrible or deal. The two ladies stated that about *2 o’clook at night they were aroused by the sound of voices outside their window. At first they thought that somh one might be poising by the house and that no harm was intended them. A few minutes later, however, they heard the same voices at the back door, and then they heard a sound as if someone was trying to force the lock. Thoroughly alarmed, both ladies screamed loudly, and as soon as the tnen outside found that tbeir proseDCe was discovered they commenced heating on the door and demanding admis sion. Mrs. Dutnawoy knew where her son-in law kept a pistol, and this she secured, de termined that as soon ns the door gave way she would shoot at least one of the men. In the meantime, however, the ladies opened an upper window aud screamed for help with all tbeir strength. The men were evi dently frightened by the noise, but they wore determined to break in. and their blows were renewed with even more vio lence than before. Fortunately the door was made of stout wood and the look was strong. Finally, however, it commenced to give nay aud the ladies heard the cracking of the plaoks which foretold a Fpeedy end of their tempo rary safety. Just as they had given up all hopes of being rescued a ory was beard from the road end immediately the two house breakers gave up their purpose and fled. Several of the neighbors had been aroused and in a few minutes several good citizens were trying to quiet the frighteoed ladles and at the same time laying plans to catch the criminals and make of them such an ex ample that such crimes would become rare la Chattahoochee county. The next morning Mr. Parkman re turned, and when he was told what had happened he was naturally furious. He at ouce suspected Jot.king as being one of the men because he knew that several days ago Mrs. Dumsway hsd drawn her pension as a confederate soldier’s widow, ana be thought that the crime may have been insighted by the hope of obtaining the money. He had no doubt, bowover, that a worse crime thau robbery had been oontemplateij. Jenkins was about the place as usual. and toward noon Mr. Parkman told him to go down In the field to do some work. Jenkins went a little way and then said be had for gotten his knife, aud would go back for it. When he thought he was out of sight he took to his heels and made for the wood*. Mr. Farkman and a friend went in pursuit, but they failed to capture the fugitive. Mr. Farkman came to Columbus yester day morning, and on Broad street he saw Jenkins strolling about quite unconcern edly. Officer Dunbar was standing on the corner and Mr. Parkman demanded Jenk ins’ arrest. At the station house the prisoner refused to make any statement. He was, however, locked up until noon, when Mr. Farkman started with him for Chattahoo chee county. It was openly stated that unless the pris onercould prove conclusively his innocence, he will soon be hanging from the branch of a tree. Local Record for the Morning News. Local foresail for Savannah and vicinity to-day: Cloudy weather, with light rains on coast, brisk and high winds; slightly warmer by Monday. | ] Official forecast from Wasbing- I RAIR I ton tor Georgia; Cloudy weather, i nnin i w ,th light rains on the coast, brisk I I '"■■J and high northeast wiuds; slightly ' warmer by Monday. Oomnarlson if mssn temperature at Savan nah. Ga.. Feb. 27, 1822, and the mean of the laraeday for ninsteea yew-*. | Departure ! msax Tuut’za vTuaz j from the Departure : —TT 1 ! normal Since Tor 1C years, Feb. 27,'Si -|- or jjan. 1, 1892. 57 i 52 | -5 j —147 Pomp trstive r unCqil state a -at: Departure j Amountfor Amount from the Departure 19 year* | for normal Slnoe Feb. 27. K -j- or— ;Jan. 1,1892. - 11 I .03 . —OB | —2,69 Aaxunumte apjracura, 51*, minimum tem peraturs. 45*. Tho bight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yest9rday (Augusta time) was 10.7 feet, a fall of 1.1 feet during tb6 pasn twenty-four hours. Observations taxon at tbe same moment of IJmeat all stations for tho Mobnimo Nbws. 3AVAHKA3. Fob 27. 7:M p. m.. ofty time. 1 Rainfall 1 c - Velocity... _ I r I £ Direction... |t> ■ Temperature... | Nam* or Station*. Norrolk 34jN ElB M Raining. Charlotte 42 N E 12 *T Cloudy. Wilmington 46SN E 16 *T Raining. Charleston 52jN E 12 *T Clondy Augusta 52;N E 8 .00 Cloudy. SiVAimxß 50] N 6 .03 Cloudy. Jacksonville 54i N 8 00 Cloudy. Tampa. .. 60;N E L .00 Cloudless. ri. Jupiter 58! N 12 .00 Cloudy. • itusviUp 54] N 16 .00 Cloudy. tf 1 y ' Veßt 66;NW 21; .00 Cloudless. Atlanta. 4S jj g ] 2 , .oo cloudy. rensacola. 54 W L .00 Clood'ess. 2M* e 56;S E L .00 Cloudless. Montgomery 60; E 0 .00 Cloudless. ooy ' ‘rleans 5) 0 m . .00 Cloudless. oa veston 58 S E 6 .00 Cloudy. Faiestine fs| S L .00 Cloudy. Brownsville 66jS E 6 , 00 Cloudy. T,' I traoe of rain or snow. ■ ti. atria. Obssrvar. Woathor Bureau. The Morning News City Delivery I> as perfect as money, experience and con stant care can make it. The paper is do t'ered i n any part 0 j tho o j ty f ar 60 utt “S Estill avenue promptly and regularly, after going to press, and with tittle delay as is possible to make oertain 'livery. The service is the best of any city lc the soutn, and is under the immediate ‘“Oervision of the business office. None but 1 >' oest carridfs are employed, and our eon ■nt aim ig to make this important depart fts nt faultless, in the southern part of the rui ~ron delivery is made by wagon, jdrJ’ a ° tee ing to those living a distance ... ® “■* office an early servloe. Tbs Morn on_ *'' EWS will be delivered regularly for y month, $1 00: three months, |2 50. Ur subscription solicited. •F YOB WANT b you want a DAY BOOK MADS, h you want a JOURNAL MADE. 11 you want a CASH BOOK MADE, b you want a LEDGER 11 you want a RECORD MADE b you wants CHECK BOOK MADE b you want LETTER HEADS b you want NOTE HEADS. II you want BILL HEADS, b you want BUSINESS CARDS. —ea*B YOUB ORDERS TO— •'nine Newt Steam Priatia* Heote, Kcbbiro New* Buildiro. i Whitaker Street. MEDICAL. There’s light ahead for the women who suffer if they’ll only turn towards it Ttwe’s a guaranteed remedy for all the o falcate derangement*, chronic weak nesses, and painful disorders that met-, women miserable. It’s Dr. Pierce’s Fa vorite Prescription— and it mai-ee women healthy and strong. IPs a legitimate medicine that’s purely vegetable and perfectly harmless—a pow erful general, os well as uterine, tonic and nervine, renewing and invigorating the entire system. It regulates and promotes all the proper functions of womanhood, improves digestion, enriches the blood dispels aches and pains, brings refreshing aleep, and restore# health and strength. For periodical pains, weak back/bear lug-down sensations, nervous prostra tion, and irregularities “ Favorite Pre scription ”is a positive remedy—the onto one that’s so sure and certain that it can be guaranteed. If it doesn’t benefit or cure, you have your money hoV AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS " TO SEA CAPTAINS A.ND OTiltHi SHIP CHANDLERY GOODS. BY J. MsLAUGHLIN & SON. On MONDAY, FEB. 89, at 11 o'clock, we will sell on the premises, 89 Bay Street, the re maining goods of the stock of W. 8. Cherry & Cos., without reserve, to close out, viz.; Holystones, Iron Ore Paint. Galvanized Chocks and C’leets. large lot Lantern* and 61 Je Lights, Harpoons, all kinds Ships' Hardware, I Wooden Blocks, Galvanized Blocks, Sister Hooks, Thim bles, Eto , Deck Irooe, Assorted Faints in cans Brass Hinges, Rings, Screws, Gromrnetts, Bllrb Patent Loggs, Cotton Hooks, Bunting, all ool ors. Hemp and Cotton Canvas, Blocks. Galvan ized Nalls. Buckets. Oars, three barrels Wrap ping Twine, fourteen balesof Wrapping Twine seven barrels Coal Tar, two barrels Fish OiL barrels Lubricating Oil, barrels Beef and Pork Canned Goods, Preserved Milk, Olive Oil. Teas’ Spices and other Groceries, Weight* and Scales Junk, fine Office Safe, Desks, Stove, Copving Frees. Coflee Mill, Glass Doors, Office Fixtures Walnut-top Counter, Etc., Etc. SALE WITHOUT RESERVE MONDAY, FEB. 20, il O’CLOCK. Fine Furniture at Auction I. D.Laßoche & Son. Auctioneers. On MONDAY, the 29th da y of February. 1692, at 11 o’clock, we will sell at premises, No. 195 New Houston street, between Jefferson and Barnard etreets, tor cash to the highest bid ders, PARLOR, DINING ROOM and BEDROOM RETS, PORTIERES, FANCY ROCKERS, EASELS, BOOK-CASE, ELEGANT FOLDING WRITING DESK, COPYING PRESS, CLOCKS, PICTURES, HANGING LAMPS, HAT-RACK, HALL and STAIR CARPET, EXTENSION DINING TABLE, very handsome, KITCHEN RANGE aud UTENSILS. —ALSO— G ABLER PIANQ, in perfect order, and MUSIC STAND. Above will be sold without reserve for cash; owners leaving the city. EB~Goods must be removed at once. WILL BE SOLD 1 AT : YOCNGLOVE & GOODMAN’S STABLES, West Broad and Broughton Streets, Savannah, Ga.. TUESDAY, March 1,1562: One carload of good HORSES and MULES, also several PLUG HORSES and MULES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS, Etc. This property will be sold at auction to the highest bidder without limit or reserve. Per sons looking for a bargain will do well to attend this sale. SHIPPING. ~ BEAUFORT AND PORT RQYAL^sTcT^ STEAMER ALPHA, H. A Strobhar. Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday at 11 o'clock a. n., returning every Wednesday and Friday. No freight reoeived after 10:80 a. h on ■ailing days. Will touch at bluff ton on Tues day and Friday. Special tripe to BlufTton every Sunday at 10 A. m , returning leave Bluff ton at 8 a. u. Mon day. For further information, apply to C. H. MEDLOCK. Agent. Katie's wharf. FOR DARIEN, BRUNSWICK And Intermediate Points. STB. BELLEVUE, Leaving Savannah Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 p. M.; returning, leave Brunswick Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 p. M ; leave Darien Wednesdays and Saturdays 7 p. m. ; arrive Savonnab Thurs days end Sundays Ba, m. For any informa tion apply to W. T. GIBSON, Manager, Ethel's Wharf. MISCELLANEOUS. T, r ID SLIPPERS and evening dresses perfectly IV and beautifully cleaned at the FOREST CITY DYE WORKS. f AMPS—For Monday and Tuesday only J j JAMES DOUGLASS offers vase lamps worth $3 60 tor 50. I ond Fancy Ferns Floral designs for all occasions at short notice at Strong’s pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt road. Telephone 498. RIBBONS and silks dyed beautifully; finest work in tbo South at FOREST CITY DYE WORKS. 85 Broughton street. CHAMBER SETS, ten pieces. $2 50 only, Monday ood Tuesday JAMES DOUGLASB. THE finest chipped beef at M. D. HIRSOH & OO.'s. Barnard and Broughton. I ACE CURTAINS and blankets steam cleaned. j Have them cleaned before nutting away forthe summer at FOREST CITY DYE WORKS, 85 Broughton street. FINEST line of cigars,whiskies, brandies, etc., at M D. HIRSCH tt CO.’s. Barnard and Broughton streets. A NOTHER LOT of those $1 Corsets we are J\. selling for 60 cents each. COHEN'S BAR GAIN HOUSE. rpiNNING, plumbing and gas fitting by care- J. ful and experienced workmen. P. H KJERNAN, 30 )4 Whitaker street. MALE and female canary birds, cages, seed, medicine gravel, etc , at GARDNER'S. SEND for Canned Meats, Fruits and Preserves at BARBOUR S, the grocer, corner Hall and Price Btreeta. __ \LL WORK done at the FOREST CITY DYE WORKS by an experienced and oom patent dyer and cleaner from London. England. Try us. 85 Broughton street GENTS’ Hand-sewed Calf Shoes, in button, 'lace and congress, for $2 50 per pair. CO HEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE BRING your clothing to A. GETZ'S, the tailor, 29)4 Jefferson street, for cleaning, braiding and dyeing; also new suits made to order at reasonable prices; samples always off hand. A _ NCHOVY and bloater pastes, walnut and mushroom catsups and all kinds of sauces at M. D. HIRSCH & CO.’S. Barnard and Brough ton streets. Stats of WkATBZS. THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28.1892-TWEI.YE PAGES. FALK CLOTHING CO. We will put on sale this week our spring stock of Shirt Waists. FALK CLOTHING CO. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENT A WORD. ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 Words or more, !n this column Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion. Everybody who has any want to supply, any thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo dations to secure; Indeed, any wish to gratify, aneroid advertise In this oolurnn. CHURCH DIRECTORY. REV. WILLARD H. HINKLEY of Boston. Mass., will preach this morning and evening at the New Church (Swedenborgian) on Forsyth Etrk. Subjects: Morning, 11 o’clock, "The eye of the Kingdom;” evening, 8 o'clock, “The New Age. ’’ All are cordially invited. PItiiSOSAL PHOTOGRApiIY: All styles auiTeße*'' from stamps to life size: fine cabinets a spe cialty. Price $2 per dozen. Business estab lished June 4, 1855. J. N. WILSON, 21 Bull street. VERONA,” The prettiest bang you A ever saw. Gives a pleasant and vouth fuli appearance to the face. Fashionable and becoming. Made in all shades by FEGEAS, 112 Broughton street, hair and jewelry store. “YrO LOTTERY humbug, where one is made 1' to pay for the other. No dunning col lector. And especially "NO" forfeit of what you have paid in. 26c secures a nickel watch 60c teenies a silver watch. 81 secures a gold filled watch. 85 secures a gold watch. $9 se cures a diamond ring. 75c secures a plain gold ring. 500 secures a pair of gold spectacles. Come and examine mr system. Full explana tion given cheerfully. FEGEAS, 112 Broughton street. VLL wanting hair work of any kind, sham pooing, or bangs cut, loave orders at Masonic Temple drug store. Address R. M. BENNETT, Lovers lane. OVERCOAT exchanged through mistake at tea party. No. 82 Huntingdon street, Fri day evening; please call at :0j Duffy street and bring overcoat with you. Cl LAD to hear Mb. STEINBACH, the Tailor. T has removed on Congress street, opposite Christ church. MISS EMMA HARTFELDER wishes to an nounce to her friends and the public gen erally that she is prepared to do millinery work in all its branches. No. 23 Gwinnett street. DYED LAST WEEK, a large number of dresses for ladies of Savannah; every one delighted; any color and work guaranteed per fect. FOREST CITY DY r E WORKS, 65 Broughton street. WE BUY, sell or exchange Real Estate im proved or unimproved, city or country. All houses intrusted to us will receive prompt attention. I. D. LzROCHE & SON. Musical, mus m. Pickering ledlie, teacher of piano, singing and organ; southeast corner of Drayton and Broughton streets. PERSONAL —Homes for men of moderate means. See advertisements In this column. W. K WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. READ the literature of the Savannah Sav ings Bank. Many good hints to those de siring to accumulate money. All free at SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK, St. Julian, next Whitaker. TJERSONAL— Housekeepers will find some A rare bargains in the cheap columns this morning for Monday and Tuesday only. JAMES DOUG LASS. . CANCERS cured without cutting. Send 4 cents for valuable book. DU. COOK, specialist, 108 President street. TADIEB who have to earn their living can j make It easier by selling our Hygeia Eleetro- Magnotic Corsets than anything else For t-rms apply to WESTERN CORSET COM PANY, St. Louis, Mo. 4 NY INFORMATION the publio may have concerning the business at tho corner of Hall and Price streets cannot be otherwise than that there is kept there a line of goods which will supply the wants of all well regulated families If you want something for break fast you can al ways get the delicacies of the season. If yon waut something for dinner you will not fail to be supplied with the best the market affords. If you are at a loss what to I ave for supper you send to BARBOUR, the grocar. and secure canned meats and fruits and Lave a delightful repast. Remember all this A TTENTION LADIES: “Emma" Bust De . Y veloper will enlarge your bust 6 Inches. Guaranteed. Healed instructions 2 cents, or 24 page illustrated catalogue 0 cents, by mail. EMMA TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass. GET an auxiliary savings bank A seat, con venient, object lesson in saving. It will help the children and the grown folks Fur nished by the savannah savings bank, St. Julian, next Whitaker. A LL patients of the German and English doctors are cordially invited to visit Dr. BAUGHMAN, 59 Broughton street. Consulta tion free. I cure my patients. COTTON GINS—The Improved Augusta, tbe Pratt & Vanwinkle. We have 100 In Btocfc for Immediate shipment; also Presses. Shafting, Puliys. etc. LOMBARD & CO.. Augusta. THE great New York doctor in Savannah; thousand* go to see him; DOCTOR BAUGHMAN is one of the most eminent doc tors north, south, east or west ; located perma nently at 59 Broughton street; It makes no dif ference what you have taken or how many doo tors have failed to cure you, come aDd see me; if your complaint is hopeless I will frankly tell you so; no incurable cases accepted; over 1.000 have visited me during the month of January; 303 were rejected a* Incurable; I cure success fully all diseases, no matter of how long stand ing; those cases of long standing I most de sire to see; do not stay away because your par ticular complaint or condition is not mentioned here, for I bare new and improved methods to reach alt cases: catarrh and catarrhal deafness positively oured by my new and improved treatment; cures all forms of nriyate and nervous diseases of men and women, blood and skin diseases, syphilis in ail itaitagt s, kidney, lung and throat diseases, deformed limbs, core eyes, old sores, quickly cured; his vast experience as a doc tor obtained In different countries and hos pitals enables him to detect diseases where it would be overt oked by others; 1 cure fits, spasms, convulsions. St. Vitus' dance, falling sickness, rheumatism, heart disease, dropsy, cancers, turners, ulcere, shortness of breath, p.les, wens, asthma, bronchitis. liver complaint, yellow jaundice, chills and fever: cures positively guaranteed; con sultation free. Office hours, Bi. M. to 9 p m. ; Sundays, 10 >. a. to 4 p. m. Referenoa: W. II Clarkson, superintendent Savannah Cotton mill*; any of my patients in Savannah. P. S.— I can cure where others fall; everybody kept busy getting well; no time for blues; cut this out and bring with you; all language* spoken Parties treated by mall and express, but. when possible, personal consultation is preferred. List of 190 question* and valuable advice sent free. Cal! on or address DK. G W. BAUGH MAN, 39 Broughton street. Savannah, Ga. . A'EBSON.Vo. IF the doll, donated at Christmas Is not called for by Marcn 15th. It will be disposed of for the benefit uf atfcarity. J. J. GRAsS >il M r. W~c7sWEAT tan be found at BVRIF. S DRUG STORE, where be will be glad to sea all his friends. CONSULT Da. COOK for chronic lingering and special diseases, office 108 President street, opposite court house. 1U HEN you n ed a superior quality of old V Madeira*. Burgundies, Sautames. Ports, Sherries. Clarets or Brandies, our stock will suit you. M. LAVING ESTATE. I> UY nickel saving stamps. An easy way to J A sc mire th<> “saving Hebt" and a good bank account. For sale In ell drug stores. 8 vVANNAH SAVINGS BANK, St. Julian, next Whitaker. ATLAS sod Erie Engines. Boiler* Tanks and Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings. LOMBARD * (X)., Augusta^Go. TO THE PUBLIC—AIIow us on behalf of Mrs. McCarthy mother of James McCarthy, de* ceased, to return thanks to you for your cnari table assistance rendered to us duriug the last week. Respectfully, COMMITTEE. TXERSONAL— Parties wanting to sell or buy l property for its value call or drop me postal card. 1 have some of the rln-st invest ments ever offered on this market. K. I>. La- ROCHE. lADIES do consider and appreciate any con ■J venlence which saves them time and money. Therefore, they are pleased to know that a great deal of trouble can be avoided in sending their orders for line family groceries to that first-class grocery store on the corner of Drayton and Duffy streeta. There is nothing but tbe best of everything kept there, and all the neighbors know It. Orders tilled and promptly sent to any part of tbe city. Tele phone No. 554 to C. A. MUNBTER. , DOMESTIC catalogue, containing over 1,000 Illustrations of the latest fashions, non ready. Twenty-five cents. Office 43J4 Bull street. T WANT to please my customers and friends; 1 I’ll make you a pair or trousers for $4. war ranted to fit; also your olothing can be cleaned, repaired H and braided at moderate prices by 8 .1. TISHLEK, 101 Liberty street. ( 'ATARRn, diseases of the nose, throat and J lungs and chronic deafness cured. Dr. COOK, 108 President street, opposite tbe court house. \\7aNTED, those who would be free from v liquor, morphine, cocaine, chloral and cigarette habits to test Bichloride of Gold treat ment. A safe cure and speedy cure No charge until patient Is fully assured. DOCTOR WE TH ERELt.; office and residence 115 Porry street, between Bull and Drayton. IF you are in need or money aud want a liberal loan for any length of time, at iowust rate of Interest, on diamonds, watchm. Jewelry, clothing, etc., and if you want your valuables returned In tbe same condition os left patronise home enterprlae and call at the Old Reliable Savannah IJoenasd Pawnbroker House, IT9 Oongress street, F MUHLDERG. Manager JUST received, the latest out in table covers, scrims, etc. Call and examine at J. J. GRASS'. SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Rangers and mill work all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD ,V CO., Auguste, Ga. WE have moved into our new quarters. 80 Bay street, with an immense stock of all kinds of wines and liquors which wo are anxious to show and to sell, M. LAVIN’B ESTATE lIKLP WANTED X\T ANTED, a white woman to cook for a vv small family. Apply Monday morning 3714 Gaston street. YET ANTED, experienced salesladies at v* KROUSKOFF'S. None other need ap ply. WANTED, a competent cook white woman preferred. Apply 105 Abercorn. \\T ANTED, servant forgoneralliousework, at v v No. 66 York street. Call to day. WANTED, good experienced dry' goods v * salesmen; none other need apply. CO HEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE WANTED, white carpenter for large hotel; one who understands something of up holstering, painting, lock fitting, etc In fact, must be a general handy man about the house, willing, and competent to do general repairing. To such a party permanent position witn board is offered. Address, stating salary expected, HANDY MAN, Box No., Morning News office. WANTED, a man understanding ditching and draining. J. S. COLLINS <S GO., No. 130 Bay street. WANTED, one good hand and one apprentice at dressmaking. Mrs. L SMITH, Mont gomery and Duffy, I PERMANENT office assistant, either sex; sal ary $760: fare paid here; inclose reference and a 1. tressed stamped envelope. SECRETARY, box 1209, New Orleans. BRIGHT and wide awake young lady as sales lady. Middle aged woman as housekeeper. Colored woman as cook. Colored girl to take care of children. Housemaid, colored or white. Man to take care of horses. Smart men a* can vassers. Apply 112 Broughton street, Inlelli genceofflce. WANTED, an experienced clothing salesman to travel in the southern states; none but those having established trade need apply; reference required; state territory. Address T. G., 74 W. I’earl street, Cincinnati, O. WANTED, manager for branch office in this city; business in connection with world s fair; SSOO cash security required; liberal ar rangements; must furnish bank references D. C. BOLEY, 358 Dearborn street. Chioago, 111. \\ r ANTED, salesmen calling on the grocers, v 1 shoe stores and retailers generally to carry our specialty as side line; light samples, sells quick, 85 to 810 daily for hour’s work; references required THE BLACKBURN COMPANY', 326 Dearborn street, Chicago. 111, YY/'ANTED, traveling salesman: can make “T 850 per week; trade specialties. TABOR, 179 Monroe street, Chicago. AGENTS, $5 to $lO per day collecting small pictures for us to copy and enlarge; satis faction guaranteed and a 84 outfit free. A DUNNE & CO., 66 Reads street. New York. SALESMEN to sell by sample our Money Or der System to retail merchants. S2OO a month in it for live salesmen. Experience not necessary. Address MF.ROHANTS MONEY ORDER COMPANY, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED, a partner, either active or silent, with $6,000 or SiO,ooo, to take an Interest in an “Al” business that is now paying well All business Is done on collaterals. Parties with no money need not answer. Address “E..” this office. SALESMEN WANTED, to sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retail trade. Liberal salary and expenses paid. Permanent position. Money advanced for wages, advertis ing, etc. For full particulars and reference, address CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Coicago, 111. EMPLOYMENT WAXTBtI, WANTED, by middle aged wh’te woman, a place as oook. Address COOK, Morning News office. DOES any one in Savannah require the serv ices of a conscientii-us man of Intelli gence and education? Salary no object. "WORK,” Newg office. Y XT ANTED, by young man of good business v v qualities, position as salesman for some good wholesale house. References. Address M, care of Morning News. WANTS EMPLOYMENT, bov of 14 years"; willing and obliging. Address E. P J., Morning News. A FIRST-CLASS seamstress wishes employ ment by day or week. Address N. N., this office YOUNG man desires a position to do office work; can give reference. Address JOS. BLAKE, 06 Uwinnett street. SMART young lady for office wook; good type writer and grammar an. willing to work. Good man as cook. Reliable man as porter. Experienced truck farmer Good flower garde ner. and many more on my Hat. Address for reliable belp 113 Broughton street, Intelligence office DO you want accountant*, bakers, collectors, day workmen, cooke, nlgbt watchmen, reporters' See our lift W. H. TARVER'S IN TELLIGENCE BUREAU. SITUATION WANTED, by a young (colored) man of nineteen as porter ie store or yard man for good family, Address R A. M. this office. Y\7 ANTED, a poeltloa as bookkeeper or as * * etstant. and will assist in clerking when not engaged with the books; will give a guaran tee and furnish the best of reference. Address Boa 34, this office. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. COLORED man willing to work; must have work; any kind; porter, butler or driver. Address WILLIAMS, Morning News. \\ r ANTED, eet of books to keep at night; v r nsat and accurate. Charges moderate. EDWARDS, News office. YY7ANTED, copying to do, by party who v ” writes plain, neat hand DUFFY, Nears office. YY’’ANTED, by a practical northern me v v cnanic. to build saw. shingle or planing mllla, or to take charge of machinery, or to put up machinery. Address WILLIAM TUX WORTH. Adrian, Go, ROOM* WANTED. YY7ANTED, by two young men desirable * room in private family near hotels Ad dress. OGLETHORPE, care Morning News. W ANTED, furnished room on Liberty street, v T east of Barnard street, with privilege of breakfast GENTLEMAN. News office. \Y7ANTED, by two well-known young men, v neatly fur niahed room with or without board in private family, north of Jones street. Address YOUNG care Moraing Nows. V GENTLEMAN want* a suite of large rooms onground floor, furnished, in select neigh borhood : state terms; Liberty or South Broad street preferred. Address, immediately, T. W. S.. 5k Habersham street. MISCELLANEOUS WAYTsT ANY ONE having a high wheel Invalid chair -A to dispose of will find purchaser by address ing D. D. A., News office. VTTENTION. RAILROAD PEOPLE.-One of the best contractors want* to make es timates. W. H. TARVER’S INTELLIGENCE BUREAU. \VT ANTED, two hunlreJ dollars till the Ist * November, secured by Central railroad stock. Address H. Y. 8.. this office. Wf ANTED, to kuow they can get their eerae >v tery lots Inclosed with Georgia marble, grand or limestone at HAGAN'S MARBLE YARD, Hull and Montgomery streets. WANTED, a one hundred dollar city Sav&n uan bond; state prioe. Address 1)., Morning News. T OAN association stocks and stock* of all I* local institutions wanted. ROWLAND & MYERS, 122 Bryan, I fin A tr> 104,1 on Improved real estate r!r xt luo PLATSHEK &CO., Southern bank building. \\, r ANTED, purchaser for a choice stock of v * groceries In a respectable neighborhood. J. H OPPENHEiM & SON, Auctioneers. WANTED, by responsible small famtly, within three months two story house with modern Improvements, south Gaston bslwren lianiard aud Lincoln. Address H. W., care News. WANTED, five shares of Georgia State Building and Loan stock, first or second series. State lowest price. Address, this office, p. F. 8. IYT ANTED, board, with early breakfast, in v > small family, at low rate, after March 1. Address W. H. A., care News. 'VfOVELB. Sheet Music or cash for used or un A * used United States and Confederate Stamps before 1870. ROBERT L. BTEPHENS, Dan ville. 11l VY7 ANTED, second-hand law liooks, es v v peoially Georgia Reports. Addreas X., Morning News. WANTED, on y an opportunity to convince the most skeptical of our ability to com pete with all rival* In quality and price. M. LaVIN’B ESTATE, 90 Bay street. YVANTED, only an opportunity to convinos v > the puhlio that HAGAN will make monu ments and headstones in any design. Will guarantee flrit-class work. Hull and Mont gomery streets. WANTED, the public to know that for nearly forty years we have made a specialty of the wine and liquor trade. We import direct and buy from distillers. M. LAVIN’B ESTATE ROOMS TO RENT. TWO pleseant rooms, with ue of bath, one large and one small. In good locality, con venient to three lines of cars. Address P. M„ Morning News. IJSOR KENT, flat of four rooms; desirable lo _. cation. Apply 111 Duffy street. Ef'URNISHED ROOMS tor gentlemen or light housekeeping; small one five dollars a month; use of bath. 89 Congress street, RENT, furnished southern ball room, I 1 with board. 80>4 South Broad street. IjM.AT, 4 rooms newly painted for rent; prlv ’ Urge bath. 176 Duffy street. IpOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished, with or without hoard, at 66 Barnard street. FOR kE.NT, two or three connecting rooms, southern front, near business. ROOMS fj'Oß RENT, one large, nicely furnished room, southern exposure, with privilege of bath. 81 Barnard street. JPORRENT. nice furnished rooms, with use of ' bath. Apply ICO President street. fX)R RENT, flat of three rooms, with all conveniences for light housekeeping. 87 Libertyetreet ITOR RENT, pleasant and neatly furnished room; gas and bath on same floor. York, first door west Whitaker. IpOR RENT, a flat of throe rooms with every modern convenience, 66 Jefferson street. Inquire 139 Broughton. r pO RENT, nice flat of rooms, near the park, Jl suitable for light housekeeping. K. H. JONES, Bull and Bryan streets. F'OR RENT, two south rooms, furnished, with bath. etc. Apply to 31 Llnooln, corner State street. JYOOMB to rent. No. 72 Bryan street. HALL ROOM neatly furnished; at- O tended; privilege of bath; rent low. 40 Charlton street. SPLENDID south front room, furnished or unfurnished, cheop, to gentleman! 203 Liberty street. ITIRONT ROOM and boord. Apply 80* South ’ Broad. TNURNISHED ROOM, pleasantly situated; F gas; with privilege of bath. Liberty and Tattnall streets. IpOR RENT, large rooms first and second floor, furnished or unfurnished. 155 Soutn Broad. rpo RENT, one fiat. 41 Liberty street, be -1 tween Habersham and Price. 'Vf ICE rooms furnished to rent to gentlemen, lx Jefferson street. IJ'OR RF.NT, one large front room, furnished or unfurnished, in private family, 17 Lin coln street. _ ripHREE or four rooms, bathroom floor, Duffy 1 street; nice location; rent moderate, VOX, Morning News IIX)R RF.NT. nicely furnished hall room with or without board. 45 Charlton street. (X KNTLEMEN desiring nicety furnished X apartments can obtain a second floor, fronting south, on Liberty street; modern con veniences. Address A. B. C., care News office. ITOR RENT, three large south room*, parlor floor; also, furnished room. 16 Aberoorn street. F'OR RENT, three connecting rooms, suitable for housekeeping Bath. 192 Hall street. IT'OR RENT, basement room for office or good r place to keep bicycles. 99 President street. JPOR HENT, apartments, furnished or unfur nished, with or without board Tatt nall street I TOR RENT, desirable rooms. Apply 123 1 Duffy street. FTOK RENT, elegant communicating room* rooms on first floor above basement 159 L.berty etreet 'T'WO furnished rooms for rent 173 Gordon JL street Bath room same floor RENT, third floor liattersby's building. F corner of Bay aud Drayton street* Large airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bache lor* quarters Apply L. T. TURNER, admin istrator, 118 Bay street. “rewabdl JiA REWARD win be paid for proof to con -5r 1‘ 7 yict any parson of breaking down tbe fence around the Vale Royal farm 8, P. GOODWIN HOUSES AMD ITORRS FO* RENT FOR RENT, two 6-room houses. Eighth, be- X tween Dravton and Aberoorn streets; in- corner Bull anl Eighth. MRS. J. F. STORE and dwelling for rent, oornar Bay and Farm streeta; good stand for green gro wry. FOR RENT, newly built four and five-room J house*, well located, at f and $lO per month Apply KEHOE’S STORE, corner Duffy and Cuylsr streets. r TX) RENT, a large 2 story dwelling on West X Broad street between Hall and Gwinnett street* T. A FOLLIARD. CTORII and dwelling, corner Whitaker and vj South Broad lane. E. F. BRYAN. 122 Bay. TT'OK KENT, house; seven rooms and bath; Isl 6. Apply 281)4 Montgomery street. FOR RENT, that commodious dwelllug northeast corner Aberoorn and Bryan streeta. M. S. BAKER, 76 eouth Broad street. 'T'O RENT, six room house with bath, 182 J Montgomery street, second door south of Gwinnett Apply IS6 Montgomery street. FOR RENT, il—treble residence, 100 Taylor street, between Drayton and Aberoorn; south front Apply to S. GUCKENHEIMKR A SON 6. FTOR RENT, store and dwelling, Jones and Uuerard streeta Apply JOHN C ZEIG LER, Jones and West Broad streets I TOR HENT, a very desirable residence with largo yard. Apply to JOHN W. GOLDEN Gaa office. * RESIDENCE No. 54 Broughton street. Ap ply to PETER REILLY, 9 Drayton street BRICK residence No. 18 Habersham street; water and gas throughout; spacious out building*. ByW.J.HARTV. RF.NT, house No. 91 Jones street; pos session immediately. Inquire room 7 Odd Fellows' hall. RF.NT, desirable house with six rooms on South Broad street, between Drayton and Addreai P. O. Box S3. r FO RENT, a 2 story dwelling containing I. seven rooms nnd bath, two dooia east of West Broad street on Duffy street Also, sev eral small house* from alx to ten dollars per month. T. A. FOLLIARD. r pwO neat new cottages at Bloomlngdale, 5 1 rooms each; rent $7 50 per mouth. J. W. HESTER, 61ms and W est Broad. A FURNISHED house of It rooms to rent and 1 V b ase for ten years; 19 South Broad. MR. JOSEPH. TO KENT, 3 new houses; Just finished; on l Duffy st reet, west of West Broad street. T A. FOLLIARD. CALOON, or store and dwelling. 176 Brougb -1 ’ ton; center of busiuess houses. Inquire of LONG, 44 West Broad. HOUSE FOR RENT, on West Broad street, near Duffy; references required. Apply toOREAR & do., druggista. rOK RU.IT—SI IM KI.I.AMCOUb. ITOR RENT, part of office under Do Soto r hotel, occupied by BRANCH OF SAVAN NAH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. F'OR HIRE, learns for plonics or any kind of work. James L. MEHKTKNS, 6 Jeffer son street IjNJll RENT, the cheap oolurnn* bf the Miioh i*o Nbwh at “one cent a word" for each In sertion: an exoellent mode of advertising. FOR SALE. V HORSES— Best business, saddle and draft horses In the city; alto trotting and pacing road horses Good >4 mile running horse. Two Are stallions—one a Morgan, other Clydesdale| medium and ninall farm mule*, all warranted sound in every way and acoMtnated. J. F. GUILMAKTIN & CO.’S STABLES. Residence on Hun street, $*,500. r. h. JONES, Bull and Bryan streets. U'OR SALE, five sharra Cottage Improvement I slock, 9 Installments paid In; uiako me an offer. LOAN STOCK, News office. U'OR SALK—Do not forget the auction sale F at YOUNGLOVK <4 GOODMAN'S next Tuesday TJOg SALE, desirable borne silos In various F ports of the city W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. U’OR SALE, cheap, branch store for bakery I and confectionery business. Well estab lished. Address A., News office. lOTSand bouses in al| parts of the city J chnsD and on easy terms; drop In and see us ROWLAND A MYERS, real estate dealers, 122 Bryan street. FOR SALE, two nice houses on Habersham street, at $1,500 eaoh. R, H. JONES. GROCERY STORE FORHALE. In adesirable locality; a well-snleoted and freah stock Of groceries. J. 11. OPPENHEIM A SON. Auc tioneers. IpOR SALE, Immediate delivery: Two 10 H. P. Allas engine* and boilers, one 15 H. P. Atlas engine and boiler, one I H. P. kerosene engine, one second-hand 15 It. P. boiler, full front with mud drum and all fittings complete, In flrat-class condition; Knowles steam pumps, all aizea, at reduoed prices. Hhafting, pulleys and ruathlnerr supplies of all kinds for sale low. J. W. TYNaN. A GOOD a* new Domestic Machine, about one-quarter value. W. H. TARVER’S OLD BOOK STORE, to-day. fIOR SALK, flne houses near Bull street. F.DW’ARI) S. ELLIOTT, 118 Bryan street. FOR SALE, 2-story I levelling, corner West Broad aud Henry lane; new bath room; very convenient: eighteen hundred dollars; two single cottages, Third avenue, twelve hundred aud fifty and thirteen hundred ana fifty dollars eaoh. Any of the abovo can be bought on monthly payments* W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. IOTS near citv at 813° <W; monthly payments -i >5 00. R. H JONES. ■ J7OK s a LE, a well established business on Broughton street. Andreas OPPORTU NITY, care this office. IpOR SALE, marble slab, stove and other tbinga suitable for oonfectioner'a use. M. A., News office. HOUSE on Third avenue $1,500; nice borne. It. H JONES. IjiOß SALE, cheap, one good Iron safe; medium size. Apply 156 Broughton street. A NICE 2-story resldenoeon Waldburg street, iY between Lincoln and Habersham street*; will sell Cheap. ROWLAND ,t MYERS, Roal Estate Dealers, 122 Bryan street. IT'OR SALE, few barrels choice Early Rose po- tatoee (eastern seed). FELL & JONES. I X)R SALE, long established bar and large business. One of the most desirable stands here for best trade. Present proprietor desires to leave the city. All communications .treated confidentially. Address IMPORTED CIGAR, this office. 150 R SALE, piano, parlor set, folding bed and sewing machine. 239 Montgomery and Duffy. SEVEN one story frame buildings at tho in tersection of Bay nnd Mill streets; we will loan tbe purchaser ot this property Bi,ooo If de sired. ROWLAND & MYERS, Real Estate Dealers, 122 Bryan street. 14IOR SALE, tbe tilllup's plantation, In Claren don county, South Carolina, 4,99oacret; on the Santee river, about 70 mile* from Charles ton, six miles from Sumiuerton, on the Atlantic Coast Line. Wilson and Hunim-rton railroad; three and one-half miles from Panola, on the Charleston. Sumter and Northern railroad, about fi'-e mile* from the Sumter and Orange burg railroad; tbe old stage road from Camden to Georgetown run* directly through the place: all upland good soil, hunting and fishing; 500 acres rented to good cash tenants; good 6-room house, servants' quarters, stable, barn, etc.; pump with exoallent water, ail surrounded by flne oak and pine trees; a large cotton gin, en gine’and bolior house, officea, etc.; approved gins press, grist mill, eto ; a number of good tenant hou.-es and outbuilding*. Some floe building sites for winter residences. Apply to JOSEPH W. BARNWELL. 13 and 20 Broad street Charl-ston. 8. C ;orT MILES, 1820 Arch street Philadelphia,_Pa. SALE, saloon, doing flne business; splen -1 did location; can be had cheap it bought at once Apply to K. D. LxKOCHE, No 116 Bryan street NICE RESIDENCE on Waldbnrg street for $4,000; easy terms Telephone 451 RH. JONES. tjVJR BALE, alea and beers; the best brands 1 foreign and American beers, Lowsnbrau beer, Imperial beer; Bass ale and Guinness porter. Read Hroe'. bottling; at M LAVIN'S KSTaTK. 80 Bay street. FOB SALS. FOR SALE. Chatham Bank and Chatham Real Eata’e, series A stock; al o four Leo** of improved real estate. AUSTIN &. [YRES, broker, 114 Bryan at root. “CII.VEK CHURN" Buttertes, equal of an/ O 40-cent butter, at 25 cents per pound. For sale by COHEN BROS , Market. IOTS on Gwinnett, east of S. F. AW. railway, J at 85UU. Easy term*. R. H. JONES, tele phone 4*4. Bull and Bryan streets. U'OR SALE, a complete stock of flne groceries, * located In one or the best localities In the city J. H OPPENHF.IM4 SON, Auctioneers, 'I'WO 8-story brick dwellings on Margaret X street, first west of Weat Broad street; term*, one fourth cash and the balanoe in one, two and three years, with 7 per ceut iorerett. R' iWLaNii s m tytts, real estate dealers, .22 Bryan street, J OT on Seventh street $550. R. H. JONE3. I;V>R SALE, the largest and nest assorted stock of White Pine Saab, Doors, Blinds. Moldings, eto.. etc.. In the south. Also all standard brands of Pure White Leads, colors, dry and in all Mixed Paints, Vnrnie.ie*. eto. Mill supplies. Builders' hardware la my epeolaity Lime. Plaster and Hair. Direct Im portation* of Rioendale and Portland Oement. Hewer, Culvert and Flue Pips, ail rises, bends, trap*. T*. eto Call or write fur my prioe*. and before buying. ANDREW HAN 'T'YBEE lot. 23*100 facing ocean. ssoo°. Ad-' X dross "TYHEE," this offico. T7*OR SALE, champagne; Carte Blanche. Geo. F Goulet. Piper Hetdseck, Chaa Heidseckami California champagne*. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, Telephone 340. CIOWS, COWS—Extra flne acclimated Sprlng-U J era at J. F. GUILMARTiN A CO.’S STA-1 HI. ES, FOR SALE, 4 houses on large lota; ground). for more bouse* Any one wanting an in-■ vestment call at once at office of R. D. La-1 ROCHE, No. 116 Bryan j Cl (1C for 25 feet rubber hr so. nozzle and, M’l i'J couplings. NKJDLINGER A RAA BUN. LOST. IOST. a lady's small silver watcb, hetweeol 2 Gaston and ilall and Whitaker and Aber-J oorn streets A liberal reward if returned to 7M Huntingdon street. ■EDUCATIONAL. I >ROF. F W. SCHLEY wishes to announce] J tint having all the scholars he can manage] for his Tuesday nd Thursday afternoon claesi'M at Armory Hall, will give Wedneeday and Frl-1 day afternoon* from 4 to 6 i\ m. fornewsoholacai in dancing and “etiquette. “ Claxees for chiL. dren from 6 to 8 years of age will bo taughti reading, spelling, writing and the fundamental rules of arithmetic In private or clause*. French.) German and Spanish taught privately or nil, classes. O ELECT SCHOOL for girla and boys. 98 Tay 12 lor stroet; also private aud claw) lesson* lie Spanish. Mas. CLAUDIA HOWELL nx GA i HO A Kill xrt,. YV7ANTED, boarders; good tabls, large amff T email rooms. 47 West Broad, foot off South Broad street. WANTED— Two gentlemen can obtain gooX board and lod ring, by the week or month, at ItH Gwinnett street. BM-ll . IJ-LII '■ J l" ' ■ IL J MIBCELLANKOUS, OUR prescription department is in Charge of competent aud careful d.speiieere, Physfri dans’ prescription* recetve special attention,’! BAKIF/s DRUG STORE. } FLOWER SEEDS, flower pots, sprinklers,] plant food, pruning knives and shears ab* GARDNER'S. 118 Broughton. jii 1 fit) PAYS for steam oleaulng and preen- V 1 WV Inga gentleman'* suit at the FURKSp CITY DYE WORKS, 85 Broughton street. MIIJX DAIRY, Broughton street. mlll% 80 oentM a gallon. 8 cents a quart, single” and double cream, fresh butter and] buttermilk, curds with cream always on hand. Telephone 107 OMOKED eolg and Norwegian bloaters, ai O choice delicacy, at M. D. Ft! RSUH A: CO.'S/ corner Broughton and Barnard streets. f 3 ERMAN CHINA DINNER SETS, I*s piece*, V t worth S4O 00, for $36 00 Monday and Tues day only. JAMES DOUGLASS. Vf AMS, YAMB, YAMS.—Another lot of thniej choice Yellow Yam Potatoes this week aF BARBOUR’S, oorner Hall and Price streets. j ATTEND our great bargain sale tomorrow. COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUBK. j 7.(1 PIECES OUTING FLANNEL f^temor-’ row only 5 cents yard. COHEN'S BAR GAIN HOUSE. j DOMESTIC Fashion Review for spring now*" ready. DOMESTIC SEWING OFFICE, 4.1V4 Hull street. nPHE Increased demand for Buttorine, made j I from the oil of pure, healthy beef fat, j mixed with creamery, and prepared tho tames' as the finest orearnery. It Is healthy and pal-' a table. 20 and 25 cents per pound at UOHEN BROS., Market. r pEA BETS, 66 nleoes. at $7 f.O, worth $9 00,1 DOUGLASS. TWmiV . ° ,,ly - JAMg I JAIiIES’ GLOVES cleaned perfectly by newt] J process for 10 oents and upward Sandt, them to FOREST CITY DYE WORKS, EJ* Broughton street. r FYI’EWRn'ERB, headquarters for the world 1 all makes; don't pay manufacturers exor bltant prices; wo ship anywhere, giving thorough examination before accepting; abso lutely first-class condition guaranteed; posi tively all makes at about or less than half prlcvii exchanging a specialty; instr.intent* rented anywhere; largest stock in the world, two entire floors devoted excluelvely to typewriter*; see commero al rating for our responsibility? illustrated catalogue and specimeno free. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, 31 Broad way. New York; 166 Monroe street, Chicago. Si r: A FOR TIN TOILET SETS at JAMES 3" A fl" DOUGLASS' Monday and Tuesday only. KANSAS CITY DAIRY prints Butterlne a* flne a* any butter at 20 cents per pound. UOHEN BROS., Stalls 47 and 48 Market House. SMOKED salmon, Russian beef, sturgeon ah M. D. HIRSCH & CO.'s, Barnard and Broughton streets. FLORIDA curiosities, painted plaques and • shell*, oranze walking canes and paper cutters, live and stuffed 'gators, ornamental grasses, palmetto tables, photographic views of fcavannau and its surroundings and of varlouw points of Florida at GARDNER'S, 118 Brough/ 1 ton. I r,nn DOZEN SPOOL COTTON, all col r*. 10 • V/V cents per dozen, for to morrow only,! COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE. f 1,5 VERY BODY is requested to visit Oelschig a J nursery to examine bis flne array of plants, cut flowers and designs furnished at abort notioe. Leave orders at GARDNER’S, 118 Broughton street. IF you wish to buy tbe finest and freshest ran. dies, made every day, get "Turkish Delight ” chocolate cream* and flne licorice from K. BCOUROS, 22 Bull street. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC. cents 'Turpentine AND “Auburn Steel Axle” Wagons. * Axle. Tire. Capaoity. 144 r 8 Inches. 4,000. pounds 2 x 3 Inches. 5,000 pounds 2 x 4 inches. 5.C00 pounds 2>4 x 3 inches. 7,000 pounds GUARANTEE. ••Wp will replace every broken steel axle,” no matter what the load might weigh or what tbe conditions under which it broke, FREE OF CHARGE All Sizes for Farm and Turpentine —AT the— SavaMalCarriaiieaaiWapaCo. Harntee, too. 3