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Newspaper Page TextA GARRISON OF WOMEN B DBH WHACKING EXPERIENCE XOLD BY AN EX-COMSDEBATE. Incidents to Show How M-my of the Confederate* Toole Upoa Themseivea Individually to Attack Companies of Union Infantry or Cavalry During tlu Late War. • 4 Jf/.Cbn/dcrafe" fn A f ew Tort Advertiser. Connected with the late war there were jj-gny- individual transactors which would interest to readers of the present day if narrated by those who teok part tu them, faese transactions were not reported at heaiiiu arters ttnt i there is no record of them 6a re in the memory of those who partici pated in them. These narrations should not necessarily beget unkind reed lections or ex* cite feelings of animosity or hostility, and will not in those who enacted an honorable part in that great strife. Actuated by these motives I propose ia this article to place on record for the first time my experience In some events which transpired In the Piedmont region of Vir ginia in the fall of 1862, at Thoroughfare Gap, premising tny statement with the as sertion what I have recorded is strictly true, and that there are others, now living, who can substantiate what I may say. bushwhackers and bushwhacksbs. Before proceeding further it is necessary that I should state that there were bush whackers and bushwhackers. Asa matter of history, lam sure those to whom the term of bushwhacker might be applied throughout the whole confederacy were not a very honorable class of soldiers and their occupation and mode of pursuing it were not very commendable ana would not bear the light of exposure, but there were others whoso circumstances and necessities com pelled them to engage in that mode of war fare, aud the way in which they oonduoted it leaves nothing for them to regret nor gives them occasion to blush at its remem brance. . It may not be generally known that in the late wur the south did not furnish the sol diers of the cavalry with horses, but re quired them to furnish their own, for which the government paid them about sl2 a montu. If a soldier had his horse killed or otherwise disabled he was compelled to sup ply himself with another. Those who.-e homes were in the limits of the confedera-y conid readily accomplish this by drawing upon stable rssources at home, but to those whose homes were without the lines of the confederacy it was a duty not so easily ac complished. He had either to buy, steal or oapture it. TUB HAMPTON LEGION. I bad joined the army from Maryland. I had served the first year of the war in the oavalry of the Hampton Legion, aud as a Marylander was not subject to conscrip tion and was therefore discharged from the army. Owing to n physical infirmity I could not serve lu the infantry, therefore I resolved to join the cavalry. To purchase a horse I was unable, to steal one I nad hardly dared; but a horse I bad to save and 1 concluded the shortest way out ci the difficulty was to draft upon Mr. Liu olu for one through one of his weU* mounted cavalrymen. In accomplishing (Ms result, I gatued the experience whioh I am about to relate. STATIONED AT FAUQUIER, I-oe’s army had returned from the An tletam campaign and was at Fredericksburg facing the union army under Burnside. There were no troops of either army sta tioned in Fauquier, that region of country being protected by scouting parties sent out from the garrison of Washington. I con cluded that this presented the best field for operations of my army of one. Therefore, I betook myself there at once. As soon as I arrived there I was joined by a rolative, who is still alive, and as I have no right to make use of his name, I shall designate by the letter F. Early iu the war F. had manifested his Spartan and dare devil courage,together with a most unerring marksmanship. A year before Ueu. Ewell had presented him with a Sharpe rifle for his courage and 6kiU displayed in attacking, unaided and alone, a train of cars loaded with troops, upon the Alexandria and Mauagsas railroad. Thoroughfare Gap, which was owned at that time by my unole and being upon the turnpike from Alexan dria to Warreuton, we doomed the best point for our operations, as it would be tho route taken by all scouting parties passing through that county. THOROUGHFARE GAP. Thoroughfare Gap was so often described in the newspapers as to be quite familiar to the readers of the war period. But to the younger generation I am sure a few words of description will not be amiss. It is a sap la the bull Run Mountain, ten miles from VVnrrenton, which is the county seat of Fauquier, and eleven milos from the bat tle field of the second battle of Manassas. Through it passes the turnpike leading from Aleiaadria to Warrentou. It is a deep, narrow defile in the mountains, with Sugar Lea: mountain on tbe right aud Biscuit mountain ou the left as you advanoe to TVarreuton from Alexandria. Biscuit mountain is immediately overlooking the pike. In order to supply the deficiency in num> bers.we built a fort with the loose rock lying ®° generously around. P. was armed with bis trusty rifle and I with a Belgiau musket, nshed up from a stream of water, where it had been thrown by some soldier of Pope’s retreating army. AN IMPROVISED FORT. This fort, which was still standing a few years siuce, was built about breast high w *th what may be termed two embrasures and a portbolo below. Through this port s' 5 v. was P° lrite( l a hnriiigiield musket, ’thich bad also been fished out of a stream, me musket was aimed to command with a taking fire the nearest section of the tum ps, about fifty yards distant. It was haded with eight fingers of powder and twenty -seven pistol bullets. It was fired by a lanyard attached to the trigger, with a ,8° rock placed at the butt of the stock, , prevent its kicking eutirely off the moun ain. Though we had what might be ‘irrned one or two minor engagements, I !)! limit myself to tile history of one, t*n i ,roTe( i to i* o the last of the army of Early one frosty morning in October, 1862, 7 ancle came into our room and aroused ' myself with the exclamation, “Get jjL boys, the gap iB full of yankees." ing that lbe F®P waa a quarter “e distant you may be sure be did not c i ?t ’ speak but once. Hurrying on our a . C K and grasping r.ur arms we soon dis triH? 1 ltl tie mountain, and proceeded - fort. We found Col. Percy H yndom /■“two regiments of cavalry aud two of “rtHtery at the gap. The men "dismounted and strolling about In the ’ l :‘ vl '-g ordered break fast to be pre OPENING THE ENGAGEMENT. • fter inspection aud holding a counoil of (, ck ’' 6 Could soe no favorable point of at (k. ‘ “ o finally ouuoluded to commence i u ,; D ?ayeme..t by firing upou the picket . oued at tbe intersection of the New t, r re road and the turnpike. This we li’jmi liito locution, F. doing the firing, l 0 ready, overlooking his rhou-der, wk, .** “ is ‘hot would prove Ineffectual, lik , Wti very seldom the case. The and it , atKl tbo others hastily mounted wtJi *°*' r <*rd Warrentou, not knowing or , Kr tbey wer<) attacked by a company o'c.'jev*! llloo *- There they stood until 11 f O F *' drawn up la line, waiting for us to tin; . 01Jr first attack, we In the mean “T holding the fort.” ■a ~ "clock they returned through tbe “ trot in o lurim with saber drawn. y. rißiau tin UUkKKT. eoj,;,'about fifty yards o t tha far t i latas, and then pulled the lan B i r '.‘ °f r cannon, The shriek tnat we.it tny / “ “'at eolumn of meo 1 shall hear to eujnii “'' ur *- Wo frnm id lately opened t' a them with our email arms. f. fired 1 on those toward Washington, I opened upon those toward Warren ton. When I recall what now occurred, even to this day, it makes my hair raise up aud cold shivers run down my spine. I heard the command given, “Cross over,” and immediately the portion of the column cut off iu tee gap broke into single file and commenced to cross over the moun tain by a path leading a hundred yards in our rear of whicn I had not the slightuet I knowledge, though I haul bean there for more thau a month. RETREAT FROM THS FORT. I readily recognized the gravity of our situation, for if they succeeded in crossing before we got across this path they would have us cutoff. I immediately called F.'s attention to our situation, but he was to in tensely engaged he did not at first bear me, but when he did he was not -slew to realize the surrounding, We both started at quick time to retreat, but by different routes, F. directly up the ridge of the mountain, I in clined to the south side of the mountain, which brought me sooner to their line of march, and, as luck Would have it, I found an interval of about 'thirty feet between files, and I jumped across their line of march with all the agility I couid command without being seen aud Blade my escape. HID BEHIND A LOG. F. was not so fortunate. He was seen by three of the most advanced flies, who start ed in hot pursuit. Ho ran until oompletely exhausted and finally ran to an embank ment about breast high, upon which was a *arge log. He threw himself over the log ana hid behind it. The union soldiers pur sued to this embankment, by whioh further pursuit on their part was stopped. They were within a few feet of their game, but did not know it. How many we killed I never learned. All I can say at this day is I hope none, but upon tbeir retreat they took prisoner one Dr. Marsteller, who said, when reloased, that their ambulance were well filled with wounded. One dead horse was left upon the field and our ruse to obtain one did not suo ceed. I am well aware that iu this affair there was a display of nothing save reckless fool hardiness. But it was this individuality of aotion which mads the confederate army so formidable, which enabled them with so ■mail numbers to successfully oppose so long the armies of the north. This is the answer to the question pro pounded by Ocn. Buell in concluding bis Century article upon the battle of Stone River. The northern soldier did not possess this quality in the beginning of tho war, but beiug Americans they very soon acquired it, os evidenced by their charge without orders upon Missionary Ridge, also when the Seventeenth corps (I think it was), at tacked in front and rear, re. ulied the ouomf In front, then leaped like monkeys over their breastworks and repulsed the attack from their rear. How 1 maintain if soldiers of any army of Europe wore similarly idtuatod they would deem the exigencies of the situation as demanding quirk and immediate surren der. WALKED 20 MILE3 TO BE MARRIED A Blue Grass Girl Bocomes a Bride in Spite of Obstacles From the St. Louis Globe-Democrnt. Louisville, Ky., March 13.—George Palfrey and Miss Cora E. Collins were mar ried in Jeffersonville last night, after hav ing overborne a series of nbutaoles. The pair bailed from Montgomery county, Ken tucky. The objections of the lady’s parents made it necessary for her to elope, and on Thursday night she stole away from home and joined Palfrey, who was in wuitlng at a safe distance from the house. They at once set out on foot for Chambers Station, twenty miles distant, the nearest railway station. All night they trudged along, occasionally being oompelled to ston and warm by a fire, which Palfrey would build on the roadside. Their progress was slow, but at length they arrived at the ob jective point iu a half-froze* condition, only to find that the train for Louisville had passed a short time before. It was mid night when they crossed to Jeffersonville. An enterprising matrimonial agent encoun tered them, and divining tbeir mission prof fered his services, which were gladly ac cepted. Their marriage certificate was se cured, aud going to a magistrate’s residence the knot was tied. The groom now found himself in an em bnrrasiing position. Having left home with a limited amount of funds, aud after having paid $3 for his marriage license, he made the painful discovery that $1 10 was the total of the balance on hand. He tossed the squire the dollar and left him only a sufficient sum to pay the ferriage aoross the Kentucky. Ho studied for some time how he was to reoomponse ths young man whose services had been so valuable to him, when he pulled bis barlow knife and empty wallet and proffered them, but they were declined. Palfrey then promised upon reaching home to adjust matters with a remittauce. The early morning boat oar ried the bride and groom back to tbeir native state. They said they would spend the night in the waiting rooms of one of the railroad stations and this morning re sume their journey to their Kentucky home. MEDICAL* -I I /““''S Removed, fell Nr the Head, no —4s \ matter how HT if r\ kad the case, C i m 1 ] or of how long *w EL/ standing, by 11 jvvtg / i \ iffT Dr. Sage’s Ca ! \ y f fil ft tarrh Reme i I I * 1 ill dy. Not only fiS&ry *■ / *T Catarrh itself, but all tho troubles that come from it—they’re per fectly and permanently cured by its mild, soothing, cleansing ana healing properties. If you could only be sure of that, it’s enough. Tho proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Remedy try to prove it to yoti. Tney are sure enough of it —a record ot 25 years, with thousands of the most hopeless cases, has satisfied them —but how can they prove it to you? There’s no better way than with money. So they sgy this, and they mean it: “if vre can’t cure your Catarrh, no matter what your ease is. we‘ll pay you SSOO in cash. There's a chance that you can’t be cured, but it’s so small that we're willing to take it.’ 1 What more can they say or do to convince you ! SPECIAL NOTICES. ~~ SPECIAL NOTICE/ REDUCED —IF— PRICE, BUT MOT IN QUALITY, ARNAUD’S BONBONS. One pound boxes 80c. Half pound boxes 40c. CHOCOLATES. One pound boxes 80c, Half pound boxes 40c. —AT— LIVINGSTONS PHARMACY. Try a bottle of Butler’s F. C. Cologne. MISCELLANEOUS, ( ’ KKAT sale pure linen handkerchiefs In I plain, mourning and fancy borders, at fif teen cents, at ECKHTKIN’S. __ r I■'YPEWRITERS, headq Darters for tbe worlds I sll makes; don't pay manufacturers exor bitant prees; we ship anywhere, giving thorough examination beiore accepting; abso luiely first cia condition guaranteei, pel tively sll makes at b >u. or less than tmlf price; exchanging a specialty; lntrueota rented sir. win re; larges* slock la the world, twosnllre llo.lfe devoted exclusively to typewriter.; see commercial rating for our responsibility; l lus traded catalogue and sri . lmen. free TYPE WRITER JiKAIrVCABTfiKH. M Broadway, New 1 'irk; 1M Monroe etteet, Ctiv Ogo ____ rfSl'K largest lures of tuner persaole. silk od j 1 giorla ujnoreoOt at ECfcjJlLifl A THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MARCH 27, 1892—TWELVE PAGES. FALK CLOTHING CO. Our Spring Stock is now ready, and if you want a rightly made Suit, one that is sure to give you absolute satisfaction in every detail, you will find it to your advantage to inspect it. FALK OLOTHINQ 00. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENT A WORD. ADVERTISEMENTS, 13 Word* or mom, In this column Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash In Advance, eooh Insertion. Everybody who hoe any want to supply, any thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo dations to teourei Indeed, any wish to gratify, should advertise In this oolurrm. PKMSUNA.L. GO to headquarters for fine cabinet photo graphs and crayons; cheapest and best. J, N. WILSON, il Bull street. PER -ONAL TO EPILEPTICS—Dr. O. Phelps Browns oelebratea herbal remedies for epilepsy have cured thousands and will cure thousands more. Send for particulars, testi monials, treatise on epilepsy. J. GIBSON BROWN, Jersey City, N. J. MISS EMMA HARTFEI.DER wishes to an nounce to her friends And patrons that she is prepared to do millinery wook at home. So, 23 Gwinnett street. EASTER banners, poles, cross-bars, any size or finish desired made to order or for rent M Mbs. THONNKSEIUS, York street. 'C'ASHION ABLE DP.ESSM A KING-Mbs! ~F„ i O. SKIPPER has opened at Jefforson street. Latest styles and fashion plates on hand. Per eet flu guaranteed, bhe Is eg nt for Dr. NICUOLS’ CILKBIiATXD ELECTRO MaONSTIC Colt sets. They are the best Health-giving corsets manufactured, and are recommended by tho highest authority on hygiene, DO YOU Imagine your children will ever be come educated and acoomp.ished unless you teach them? No! How then can you ex port them to become careful, independent men and women when you do not teacu them to save. Get an auxiliary thank and begin the food work at ones. Free by SAVANNAH BA.V -NGS BANK, 142 St Julian street. MRS. E. N. LAWLER has a select line of spring millinery, whioh abe Invites the pub lio to Inspect before buying elsewhere. No 53 Whitaker street. A GREAT accommodation to the people. Fri day, a dull day always in street car lints A rainy day making it duller. Still 20 dollars incieasj iu receipts over any other Friday proves tb Electric Railway to have the patron age of the people who need the road, rain or sblue. Business before pleasure. MRS. OIS3ELL is prepared to execute dress making in latest styles. Cutting and fitting a specialty. SHAFTINGS. Pulleys. Hangers and mill work O all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LOM BARD ft 00., Augusta, Ga. PERSONAL —Stamping free; linen at cost; great bargains for another week at Mrs. THONNESEN’S, York, between Bull and Whit aker. A TTRACTIVE line of trouserings to measure, -fa. $4; made in tbe city. Special attention paid to cleaning and repairing. Satisfactory work at satisfactory prices. 8. J. TISHLER, 101 Liberty street, near Drayton, ‘•TTNCLE ADAM,” at No. 20 Jefferson U street, corner Congress street lane, will advance you liberally on longer time aud lower rates of,interest than any other broker on your diamondx, watches, jewelry, clothing, tooli, musical instruments, etc. All business strictly confidential. The “only’’ New York loan office. ADAM STRAUSS, Manager. Open from 7 *. M. to 9 p.j. \’) OUNCES of old gold and silver wanted at FEGEAS’, No. 112 Bruughton street; cash given or goods given in exchange; also bring him the watch or clock that needs fixing; special reduced rate this week on repairing, and work guaranteed, ATLAS and Erie Engines, Boiler*. Tanks and Smoks, Grate Bars and Pudding Castings. LOMBARD ft 00., Augusta, Qe. JXOUND TO SUCCEED—The SAVANNAH l) SAVINGS BANK. Contribute to that suc cess by opening an account; five per cent, per annum on all deposits. DRESSMAKING and plain sewing — Faster suits $5 to ST. MISS I. BEATY, 101 Mont gomery. I A DIES' straw hats cleaned, blocked and x dyed by Mrs. K. M. SIEVERS. corner Jef ferson and Gaston streets. Orders taken by Mrs. E. N. Lawler’s, No. 56 Whitaker street, near Hull. EUROPE— A select party sails April 16 for Holy Land, $475; best ticketing facilities; choioeat ocean berths by all line* at lowest rates. Send for "Tourist Gazette ” H. GAZE <1 SONS. 940 Broadway, Now York. Est 1844. \\J F, have moved into our uew quarters, 80 v t Bay street, with an Immense stock of all kinds of wluox and liquors which we arc anxious to show and to Sell. M. LAViN'B ESTATE. I PERSONAL.—Stamping free; linen at cost; gr-at bargains lor another week at Mrs. THONNEbEN’S, York, between Bull and Whit aker. JE. RUTH, plain and decorative paper • banger; latest novelties hung in latest de signs. cornices tinted artistically, picture mold ings hung at tbe lowest rates; ail orders in trusted to me ehail have prompt aud personal attention; satisfaction guaranteed. Office INI Broughton street. Samples of molding! and papers furnished free of charge. PEOPLE patronize the People's Line. Built by tbe people, run by tho people, for the people. E egant cars, noiseless gearing, de lightful motion. Attentive employes. Regular echeduJe on the Electric Railway Company's Lines. A TTENTION LADIES! “Emma” Bust De i's. veloper will enlarge your bust 5 inches, Guaranteed. Sealed instructions 2 cents, or 24-page Illustrated catalogue 0 cents, by mall, ESIMA TOILET BAZAR, Boston, Mass. I A DIES who have to earn tbeir living can J make it easier by selling our Hygeia Electro- Magnetic Corsets than unytbing else For t-rms apply to WESTERN CORSET COM PANY, St. Louis. Mo. COTTON GINS—The Improved Augusta, the Pratt A Vanwinkle, We hove 100 lu stook for Immediate shipment; sUoPmescM. Shafting, lhllljs. etc. LOMBARDjS 00.. Augusts. fTlilg week ends the month of March, and X brings in "All Fool's day." It will also bring tbe sensible housewife and tasty cook to realisation of the fact that the finest class of f roeeries are kept at C. A. MUNSTER’S, corner >u(ly and Draj t n streets. All the delicacies suitable for tbit Ijent-n --ason are displayed, and orders filled promptly end delivered at any part of tbe eity; just come and rae tbe nice goods. Tele phone 554 TITHE* you n ed a superior quality of old vv Molelroe. Burgun lie*. Heutornes, Porta Sherries. < lareta or Brandis*, our stock will suit you M. LAVIN'* EmTaT* Hang* trimmed In the most brooming style; ’ sirwork made up by toe t <st es psrMoi n j lJUrdrvsser lu Georgia FEGtAM. late of Peru, Lo-duii end New York, No. 112 Broughton strecL Uau mi JoVkßjr gthfe. PESSONAi* KF-AP tb-a lv-rneemewt o: tbe SaVaNNaH SAVINGS BANK under the bead of hanks next to special column in to-day's issue. TRASHY NOVELS should not be reads* long as good "bek may b* had at the game prloe at W. H. TARVER'S QIRCVLATING LI BRARY ANDOLD BOOK STORK. IF you are In need or money anc worse a liberal loan for any length of time, at toweat rase of Interest, on diamonds, watches Jewelry, olothtog, *c . and If you want your valuabha returned to the tame condition os left, Etronnse home enterprise and cadi at the Old ha bin Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 17# Congress street, K. MUHLBF.Rii, Manager A MEDICINAL BEVERAGE-To Physicians: il We can refer you to prominent medical men and others who will testify ts the almost miraculous cures of persistent (:) nausea, kid ney, stomach and numerous diseases arising from Impure blood by the use of Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Spring Water, from Ashe county. North Carolina. In cases of fever its healing proi erties act like a rhsrm on the mu cous membrane of throat, stomach, bowels and bladder. You can use this water to the exolu Sion of lime water In cases of fever. It purlfiiw the blood and builds up Invalids and convales cents who are troubled with Indigestion. Inaom na, nervousness and loss of aptietite It It tasteless and very light. Largust quantities give best results. Pamphlets, with, analysis, etc., on application. For milk crust on baby’s head and all kinds of eruptions or sores it is a panacea. Very light, sparkling and tasteless. SOLOMONS A CO„ agents. HKLF~ WaXTVD VITANTED, a nurse. Apply at 77 Bolton * v street, 3d door east of Abercorn. A GOOD COOK immediately at the Palmetto bouse. White preferred. Call at once. Bryan street. \I T ANTED, at once a reliable settled woman, ii who understands cooking. Apply at ini Waldburg street, between Barnard and Jeffor son, Y\7ANTED, a white girl for a cook. Apply v v 87 Broughton street. YITANNTED, a competent lady to teach danc- i iog to a class of twenty-five or thirty in thriving town in Georgia. Address DANCING SCHOOL, care of Morning News. WANTED, dining room servant. Apply at \VTANTED, a while laundress. Apply at 188 11 Abercorn street. DTE 38MA K ER wanted for a few weeks. Apply at JOOH Bolton, corner of Montgomery. WANTED, intelligent business man to travel; permanent situation; send stamp for particulars. ) 130 Lax ten Building, Chicago, SALESMEN.— Energetio men wanted; free prepaid outfit; one of our agents has earned ever $20,000 in five years. P. O. Box 1871, New York. X\T ANTED, three cooks, one housekeeper, one 11 nurse, one driver, one housegirl. No. 112 Broughton street, Intelligence Olficu. W/-ANTED, a white servant who can coot. vi Apply at 167 New Houston street, between Whitaker and Barnard. AYf ANTED Immediately, a good cook. None i need apply unless well recommended. 72 Huntingdon street. 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WAN TED, my friends and patrons to know that 1 am uow located ut corner of Hunt ingdsn and liAbersham streets, and ready to serve them wftn flrstrclass Ice Cream, Cream Sherheta, or any goods in confectioner’s lino. RADERICK, tbe Confectioner. WANTED, a 8 or 8-foot second-hand show case; also a good, sound horse. Address M. G., Morning News. \ V r ANTED, a live country weekly, Georgia or ” Florida, give full particulars. AddreasJ.. this office. \\f ANTED, a partner with $750 capital (to T v act ns cashier and bookkeeper if desired I in an exoellent paying business,increasing dally. Fullest investigation invited. Address X 2, News office. WANTED, real estate for sale; all business Intrusted to us will receive prompt atten tion. I. p. & H. V. Lx ROCHE, 116 Bryan street, XAT ANTED to rent, a bouse from next II October; must bo in thorough order and In central location. Address 11.l 1 . O. Box 42. / ’ KNTLEMAN with small capital desires II partnership In small store. K P , News WANTED. $3,000 In City of rtavannah bonds. I D. & B. D. LaKPCHK, 116 Bryan street. QAviNNAH PLUMBING OOMPANTT’S * ’ stock wanted: a few shares; must be at a low price. Box 32, News office. I )ARTIER having rooms to rsut can register them fra# of charge at No, lit Hrohgbton street, Intelligence OOte*, where a description can lie given of the tenant wanted. Ur ANTED, city real estate, Improved and uo Improved, fo scH. W. K. WILKINSON, Real Relate Dealer. WANTED, on y an opportunity to eoavinse Ui* must skeptical r t our ability to com nets with all rivals ia quality and press. M. LAVIN h KHTATE, <w liny street WANTED, the pa oho to upa fur nearly forty years we hare made a specially and thn wine end (railA *a import direct and buy from Lstiilerm. M. IskVlN n EfiTAXfi. ROOM* TO RENT. TNOR RENT, two nioely furnishel connecting i rooms at 201 Congress street. Applyzos above. SOUTHERN ROOMS, furaisbe 1, to rent reo- Cr sonable; bath privileges. IC4 South Broad, corner Barnard. IX) R RENT, large, airy rooms for gentleman. Convenient to busine a 34 Bryan street. TO RENT, 164 South Bread street! T I RENT, a neatly furnished front room, with conveniences on the same floor; 70 Tattnall. U'OR RENT, one furnished room; southern ex -1 posure. SOJa Jefforson street. IjXIR RENT, very pleasant furnished rooms, with use of bath; 101 Liberty stfeet. fiTV) RENT, a small room, with board or wlth- X out board, at 58<4 Jefferson street. N ICF.LY furnished rooms for gentlemen; all conveniences, on first and * ’conJ floors. 60 Habersham. IjX)R RENT, south room, furnished or un furnished; privilege of bath. 25 Gwinnett. I NOR RENT, two connecting rooms, southern exposure. 182 McDonough street. I DOR RENT, flat of connecting rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, on first floor; also furnished rooms, at 50 Barnard street ONE Barge furnished room, with use of bath; also one unfurnished. Apply 100 President street. I DOR RENT, a very pleasant room, newly pa pered and furnished; gas and bath on some floor; private family. Socoud door east Aber corn, 77Jones street. SECOND STORY and basement rooms, 189 Liberty.street. Address 0. F., Nows office. FjX)R RENT, two large and convenient rooms on first floor, $7 tier month; or three small rooms on eeoon J floor, $5 per month in advnnoo; suitable for light housekeeping. No. 6 Stone street. IDOR RENT, one beautifully furnished parlor, I with or without board. 43 York street. Bath. JjX)R RENT, apartments, Tattnall street. JpOR RENT, a flat of convenient rooms, water and gas. parlor floor. 37 Habersnam street I DOR RENT, nicely furnished room, gas, hot aud cold bath. 52 Habersham, near South Broad. TDOK RENT, third floor Battersby’s building. T corner of Bay aud Drayton street*, large airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bache lors' quarters. Apply L. T. TURNER, admin istrator. 118 Bay street. HOUSE* AND STOKHi FOR RElff JDOR RENT, 8 story brick house, with stable * and nervants' quarters; at 203 Congress street. Apply 201 Congress, r pYBEF, ISLAND—Two house* for rent sultn -1 bf for boarding bou-e or restaurant. Next to Naylor bouse. Apply JOHN H. KUWE. Ir?OR RENT, brick house GBU East Broad street, containing 5 rooms. J. E. FULTON <k SON, 93 Bay street. SALOON or si ore, 176 Broughton; center of buiinets house*. Inquire of LONG, 41 West Broad. tpOU RENT, desirable four and five room houses, at eight, nine and ten dollars. SALOMON COHEN, 6 Bull street. F'OR RENT, nice new 2-storv house on First street, second west of Habersham street. Apply l a. McCarthy. IDOR KENT, 2 nice, now t-story houses, on 1 Duffy street, west of West Broad street. THOMAS A. FOLUARD. IDOR KENT, a desirable residence with large yard adjoining. THOMAS A. FOLUARD. JDOR RENT, four nioe 6room houaes on Third avenue, east of Drayton street, witn bath ronms, and flower garden in front, at sll 50 per month. T. A. FOLLIARD. IX)R RENT. sovi'rallKamaU dwelling* and throe stores In different parts of city. Ap ply to IT.TEH REILLY, 2* Drayton street. I DOR RF,NT. two story wooden dwelling; mod ern improvements; rent low; corner of New Houston and Llnooln streets. Apply to I’KTER REILLY, 28Draytoil street. ID OR RENT, desirable residence on New Hous- U ton; also on Henry street; thirty dollars. ROSSItUOU JDOR RENT, a house four rooms and kltohen, I also a flat live rooma Apply 64 Broughtou street. I DOR RENT, desirable summer residence at 1 White Bluff; partly furnished, good bath bouse and bateaux and every indication of an nbumiancoof figs, pours and grapes. Artesian water all over the place. G. 11. REMBHART. XDOIt RENT, nice 2 story house, 97 Waldburg X 1 street, three doors from Drayton. ?Q HENRY STREET, a now 7-room house O with modern Improvements. Apply on premises. FOR RENT, cheap, store and dwelling Duffy and Lincoln streets. J. F. BROOKS FOR RENT, nice modern house, 217 Lincoln street; reasonable terms; immediate posses sion. Apply W. B. MASON, 60 Bay street. MUST rent hoiise 81 New Houston street by April 1; price moderate, plaoe in splendid repair. Apply on premises. IfOR RF.NT, bouse 50 South Broad street. All modern Improvements, outbuilding and stable. JOHN H. KUWE. JDOR RENT, "Hotel Altemont," on cre.it of I Paris mountain, Greenville, 8. C. Furn ished In all departments, eleoirio bells, tele phone connection with city, good roads, uqex celled climate. Address Q. W. 81RH1NK, Greenville, 8. C. I DOR RENT, that elegant 2-story dwelling No. 216 Drayton street, fronting Park Extea tlon. All modern conveniences. I’osssseinn given immediately. Apply H. HOHENSTKIN, 111 Hay. JDOR RENT, desirable residence, 100 Taylor F street, between Drayton and Abe room; south front Apply to 8. GUCKENHEIMKH & SONS. t'O* KENT—MISK KJ.LAN KOUS. IDORRKNT, stables, with large yard attached. Apply to N. B. ADAMS, 137 Congress. I DOR KENT, English baseaient, beautifully finished, suitable for doctor s office; the locality good for such office. Address OFFICE, News office. A NICE stable for rent. Apply 64 PrMMent street. JDOR KENT, tbe cheap aoliamns ot Ilia Mosul I ism News at “one goal a word” for each in sertion: en exorUent mode of advertising. esi— ig.. | .. 1 ■■ ■"■v vxxß&m FOB SALK. HORBES, MULES. CATTLE-Business. draft aDd driving horeea large and medium mules, three fine stallions, milk cows, springers and beef cattle J. F. GUILMARTIN & CO.’S BTABLEB. Remember younglove & ooodman’B auction on T udsday, 29; one oar ot horses and mules. O r A BUYS a second-hand “Southern Gem’’ V()U Piano. 68 Gwinnett street. G* ItEAT BARGAIN - Square piano Ci% I uotavea) in handsome case; tone perroc tlon. Floyd street. JDOR SALE. $4 00, portraits made life size in I 1 any stylo of frame you wish; crayon work guaranteed to be a good likeness. LADE VEZE'S PICTURE FRAME FACTORY, 174 Broughton street, tew doors above Barnard. \T Isle of Hope. Uy April 1, building lota to suit purchasers, either cheap for cash or on the installment plan This tract is not on tbe river, but next lute to it, with right of way to tbe water and near the radread depot. Those who purchase now will have ample time to build before hot weather. Term* reasonable. Apply ■ li m. h HKNPF.KHgN. 133 J or* street. JDOR BALK, a counter sod* fountain. Will X 1 sell cheap. Apply et Bouth Bide Pharmacy, Abercorn and Henry street. IX)R BALE at Isle of Hope river front prop. orty, I beautiful vacant lots; also 4 lets with large bouse; cheap. Apply to H. 0. Gl’Elt lllli. 54 Bay street. L’VjR MALE, a stylish black horns I years old, V sound and perfectly gentle. Also atvlish canopy u p jump seal surrey, new. Owner Uav log the city. Apply Monday at iff Gwinnett street. ___________________ If ot;-K on Gwinnett, fifteen hundred; one na I lioltnn, ouv thousand dollars, cash, 0. ttUtoUdjROL. FOR BALE. IXIMaTO PLANTS—Livingston’s Asms and Favorite, two dollars thousand; fine plants GEIL PLACE, Waters road. SPLENDID corner lots in .the southeastern section; buy one while prices are low. W K. WILKINSON. Heal Estate Dealer. IDABT BLACK HOSE 23 cents; fancy hose halt price; beautiful line lad.es’ shirt waists at ECKSTEIN’S. I|SARM and timber lands in Wilkinson, Bul loob. Clinch, Laurens, rhilaeki. iKmgberty, Emanuel, Uouatou and other counties. HUS SION OL. IpRENCH MARKET, flower, lunch, infant, office and worn baskets, memorial de signs at GARDNER'S, 113 Broughton street. FV)R HALE, a Victor safety bicycle, with spring fork, only used four months, and well oared for. At 181 Bay street. IMVK HUNDRED DOLLARS’ worth of cabf net frame* at cost;ask to soe them. LaU NEY A GOEBEL, 141 aud 143 Broughton street, HORSE AND BUGGY', teautiful ladies' turn Out, threv hundred dollars. Home quiet and sound, buggy now. E„ Nows office* A HOUSE In West Savannah, on easy monthly payments. Come quick if you want a home. ROSSIGNOL. I/IUHT nice l storv houses; alwajre rented; I * splendid Investment. W. K. WILKIN SON, Rest Estate Dealer. Cd LADIOLUS BULBS, dower seeds aud gar- I dsn implemsnts at GARDNER'S, 113 Broughton street. J)OINT d'irlande laces, satin and pros grain I ribbons, muire ribbons, all tbe uew nuts at ECKSTEIN’S. ’ ipOR SALE at auction, Monday, April 4th, 11 a. u , at 142 Congress, a pair or horses ell broken t.> harness, and told for no fault. 0. H. DORSET!'. > HOUSES built in West Savannah and sold on monthly paymeut* to acceptable parties. ROSSIGNOL. C ET of Dickens, Thackeray and Colllne; easy tD terms; very cheap. Address E,. News office. Cx AS STOVF., Improved new three-hole; F twelve dollars cash. 60 Weiflburg street. JDIVE 2-story houses In splended renting looa -1 tlon. convenient to Electric Railway; cheap. W. N. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. nESIRABLE residences on Jones, Barnard, Whitaker, New Houston, Henry, Congrexi, Hull, IUU, Gaston. Gwinnett, Abercorn. KOS SIGNOL. THOUSAND DOZEN lift* cents linen towels sacrificed at half price, 25 ceuts, at ECK STEIN’S. i IJOOLF.It— For sals cheap, one desirable building lot. Apply to JAMES HARK NES3, New Home Machlue Company. IDOR SALE, on very easy terms, a 2-story house on lot 70x100, in the western portion of ttie city. The house lias been built but a short tune. C. U. DORSETT. IOTS east of Habersham, south of Gwinnett, J In sixty payments; cheapest on tbe market. RO9HIQNOL. IpOR BAIJ£, horse and carrlate; cash or good 1 security. No. 45)4 Randolph etreet. NICE HOUSE on Second street; reasonable price; part cash, balance monthly. W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. fiJNHE very best corsets In Savannah 50 cents; 1 the grandest value In oorests at one dollar at ECKSTEIN’S. IOTS on Bolton, Gwinnett, Waldburg. New J Houston. Duffy, Henry and Anderson streets; monthly payments; five per cent. ROS SIGNOL. RICK BTRAW in bales for sals cheap, by TKKI'LK St 00., 196 Broughton street. NF.W village c*rt and harness for sale cheap or will trade lor combination bicycle Ap ply at BULL STREET GROCERY, 06 Hull street. fit J (\K FOR 21 feet rubber hose, nozxle and qnl •"■ 1 coup lugs; reels one dollar; buggy harness live dollars. NEI Ii LINGER ft RABUN. fiPTint INLET LOTS; lovely sltuetion; J monthly payments; very cheap; must Ml). C. P. ROSSIGNOL. _ TWO COTTAGEM on Third street, small cash payment,, balance monthly instalment*. W. g. WILKINSON, Baal Estate Dealer. SATIN striped ginghams 45 cents, polka dot orllllantlnes2s cants, wool crepoaa2b cents; al; the lino shades at ECKSTEIN'S, IDOR SALE, fine bouses noar Bull street, . EDWARD 8. ELLIOTT, 118 Bryan stroat._ YITIIITE BLUFF eight-room residence, river v v front, beautifully situated; thirteenhun drodcash; large lot. ROSSIGNOL. tiXJE SALE, pine wood, throe dollars and fifty cents per cord or one dollar per load, de livered. Apply 18 Drayton street. I FARMERS, ATTENTION—New potato rels ns cheap #i second -hand barrels, in any quantity. Address, THE ENTEIJIAN COMPANY, 218 Bay street. Savanunh, Ga. IAOR SALE, houses and lots in various por tions of the city on reasonable terms Call and see me before buying. W. K. WILKINSON, Ryal Estate Dealer. FOR BALE, champagne; Oarte Blanche, GeoT Goulet, Piper Hsldseok, Ohas. Held seek and California champagnes. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, Telephone 840. fNOR SALE, those very desirable lots on Barn ard street near Hail one on tbs corner. Easy terms. Apply to JOHN M. BRYAN, Treasurer, 120 Bryan street. I DOR BALE, the largest and nest assorted stock ot White Pino Sash, Doors, minds. Moldings, etc., etc., In the south. Also all standard brands of Pure Whits Leads, oolors, dry and In all 511xed l’alnta. Varnishes, eta Mill supplies. Builders' hardware Is my specialty. Lime. Plaster and Hair. Dlrectlm- Sorta-;ons of Roucndale and Portland Ocmnnt. ewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sires, bands, traps, Ts, etc. Uall or write for my prloee, ana before buying. ANDREW HAN- I NOR SALE, 30 head of stock at A. MoOOR _ MICK’S STABLER OLD NEWSPAPERS—BOO for Gunmens Office Morning News. I NOR SALE, alee and beers; the Met brands foreign and American beers, Lowenbrau beer. Imperial hoer; Bass ale and Guinness porter, head Bros’, bottling; at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, 80 Bay street. LOST. IOST, last Monday afternoon, Catholic prayer J book; name Inside. Liberal reward If re turned to 76 Bryan street. IOST— A suitable reward will be paid for a A fox terrier pup, four months old, white, with one dark ear, tail recently cut, if returned to BAVANNAH HOSPITAL s i KAYEIT. STRAYED OR STOLEN, wagon, with license No. 526; tag under seat. Reward If returned to Na 205 Chariton street. RKWAftU. REWARD, for my setter pup, named Don; about 6 months old; nine distinct liver spots. E. 8. WELLS, 171 New Houston. lIOARDUi*. WANTED.— Married couple, or two young men. can get a large front room with board; also, a few table boarders, at 189 McDon ougn street. WANTED, gentleman boarders at 45 Jones street. BOARDERS wanted for large and small room*; 47 West Broad street, foot of South Broad. JCDUCA I IONAL. MRS. E NATHANS, 40 Almroorn'streetTwm resume teaching of music In the following branches- Piano, orgau, guitar and voice cult ure; also class music J JBIVATE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN In Matba- I inatu sand English, both laterinsdlate and higher branches. Hours from 8 to 10:80 o’ulook r. m. Address W. B. LAWRENCE, L. 1 , B. K I ■ . I !• i inerty street. CELE<T H' IIOOL for girls and boys, H Tsy" lor street: slso private and class lesions la Spanish. Mas. CLAUDIA lie WELL ns GA BON A. ■ ——ii I" !■ ■ *l' MM Kit KKeOIITH. V A VL< iK HOUSE. Tyboe island, is opsa, and i’ gut>:t uMi be ■ccoiumodatad witu insole, sto. MISCELLANEOUS. JYICYCLES and tricyeies repaired at lowers I) price: first class work guaranteed. 148 Brougblan street. J IjMRST-CLASS meals furnished to any part of the city, terms reasonable. Apply 119 Barnard street. I)LAIN SEWING and children’s dressmaking neatly done, at No. 60 New Houston street. YYTANTED, the pubic to know that P. vv HAGAN keeps a small stock on hand; prefers t > make Monuments and Headstones la any design; guaranteed first-class work. Hull and Montgomery streets. RADEKICK’S Ice cream and sherbets are pure, rich anddulicious Always reliable at tbe corner Hunting lon-Habersham streets. * • I > ASTE ms in your scrap book. 3Ve have I ’em on tbe list, applicants seeking situa tions in all avocations who are In need and will work at prices to salt tbe times. It costa you a postal or a walk downtown aud investi gate our books, Call, or address W. H. TAR VER’S INTELLIGENCE BUREAU. WHITE BPINE Cucumber. Rattlesnake W ateriuelon, Bermuda and lawn Grass Seed. Garden TUe, Flower Pots. Plant Food. Garden Trellises aud Stakes at 118 Broughton street. IWIBH to Inform my customers and the pub lic generally that I have removed to lit Congress street, where I will be pleased to serve them In all the latest styles, having a nice line of Spring and Summer Samples for Suits ana Trousers. L STKINBACIL DAIRY, 11214 Broughton street; pure swseti whipped cream, direct from sweet clove* farm of Maryland, forty cents per quart, a! say* on hand. FOR Monday and Tuesday, lamps worth $3 50 at $2 73. JAMES DOUGLASS, Boruarl street. ff/k DOZEN boy’s percale waists, worth 5j iIV" cents; our price for to-morrow only 13 cents each. COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE. (3ANAKY BIRDS, cages, bird seeds, mocklna J bird food, cuttle, at GARDNER'S 111 Broughton street. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Masonic, Odd F<l - Knights of the Golden F.ngle amg' other pins and charms at BCH WARZBAUM’3,' 147 Congress street. EXPERIENCED workman guarantees first-. class work in cleaning and dyeing; special intention given to dry cleaning or dress fabric* in delicate shades; Angola and sheep skin rug* dyed and cleaned; loco curtains steamed .-inane j at 50c. per pair; a trial is oordially solicited.. FOREST UITY STEAM DYE WORKS, $£ Broughton. IF you have pictures to frame make up you*, mind what price you wish to pay and calßi on us; we wttl please you. LADEVEZE'wi PICTURE FRAME FACTORY. 174 BroughtoJC street. - ■ " m A PIECES check nainsook, good value fog i‘u 8 cents, will soil to-morrow at 4 cents pe*l yard. COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE UPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing* mattereuges properly renovuted, fc-atherJ steamed, furniture safely packed, baby enr? rlagos a specialty; highest grade work at ntt ccedlngly low prices. SOUTHERN UP-4 HOLSTER!NG AND FURNITURE REPAIR* ING COMPANY, office corner Liberty ana Jefferson streets. FjMNE POCKET BOOKS. Florida curiosities] photographs-Savannah, Bouaventure anil southern types, at GARDNER’S, 118 UrougUtow street. , |> ADKRICK’H loecream and sherbets In fane? IV or plain forms at tbe oorner Huntingtons Habersham or J. J. JOYCE.—Telephone 107. t PLEASURE —The coining summer riding 1 around tho Electric Railway’s South Broaa street lines in the elegant new open cars tbai are coming. F t OLD FILLED Elgin and WalT VX thara movements, $lB, at SOHWARZ BAUM S, 147 Cougreai street. FOR Monday and Tuesday, obambar sets, l(k pieces, $250. JAMES DOUGLASS, Bernard street. A NOTHER lot of thorn (1 corsets, all colors,’ iV, at 60 cents each COHEN’S BARG At It HOUSE. MISSES’ flannel resfers, with gold braid, s2;' ladles' fine cloth blazers, two dollars, at ECKSTEIN'S. i '•pilE SAVANNAH BAVINOS BANK solicit*' I your deposits Open an ocoouut and bo-, gin to save at once. 5 per cent, per annum pall, or compounded quarterly. 4 lI’LEOTHIC TOOTHACHE DROPS cure* in J ooe minute. It never falls. Keep a bote tie always in the house. BAHIE’S DRUG* STOKE. WILL place on sale for to morrow only 109, dozen towels, good value for 10 cents; our! lirioe for this nale 4 cents each. COHEN’* lARGAIN HOUSE. 8 DAY walnut, clocks, 24 inches high, $3, ab HCHWaRZBAUM’B. 147 Congress street. BRING your clothing to A. GETZ's7~thl tailor, Jofferaon street, for oleanlngJ braiding and dyeing; also new suits made tat order at reasonably prices; samples always oat hand. TWO HUNDRED cheviot and satlne b aters, very fine fitting gaimeots, 99 oenta each, ag ECKSTEIN’S. J JRE9CRIPTIONB accurately filled day on * night, residence over store, competition metij on all classes of goods, goods bought as and sold as ohoap os any store; try our 10 cenk, ammonia and 95-oent acme led hue poison, PERSSE'B DRUG STORE, Barnard and Wayne^ I poll Monday and Tueadav. tin aets at $1 50,' JAMES DOUGLASS, Barnard street lAA DOZEN thread, all colors, for to-mors IY/U row only 10 cent* dozen. COHEN’S BARGAIN HOUSE. J P A DOLLAR club watches for eighteen ‘oUar3 UU ’'cash, ”at SCIIWARZBaUM 8, 17 Con gress street. ; WANTED, one thousand additional depos-’ Itora In the SAVANNAH BAVINUG 1 BANK. Five per oent. Interest paid or com pounded semi annually. fPHE Electric Railway Company’s lines a ret 1 patronized by thousands bent on business and pleasure. Patronize it. Every dollar earoej adds to the material wealth ot the city. Hom> capital. Home enterprise. Home support# This combination always wins. ip LOWERS end Fanoy Ferns. Floral design* for all occasions ei short notice et Strong* pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolj road. Telephone 493. 4 r pHF. belt yard-wide bleaohed shirting, flvJ X centM; the best ten-quarters sheetings, 2ft cents, at ECKSTEIN’S. ; ANOTHER lot of those silk parasols, with} fancy handles, worth $2, our price for this week >1 each, COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSEj r piNIUNG, plumbing and gas fitting by cura-j X ful and experienced workmen. P. Hot KIKKNAN, 80J4 Whitaker street. j OUR Compound Syrup of SeraapariUa is noS tbe preparation ci mmoniy sold as suchJ but is composed of tbe most powerful alterative# and is a perfect blood purifier. BARIE’S DRUG STORE. IT IS SAID "you can’t keep a good down." So it is with the SAVANNaH SAVINGS BANK. Energetio, careful mane agement insures sucoes*. 5 per oent, per annul* paid or compounded quarterly. CAR R 1 AGES, B UGOIES, EXC. * EVER OWNED A Bus:c:y l Almost Used Up, Eh ? Call round and see us* WE’LL GIVE YOU A NEW ONE. At least, wo’ll swap without much “to boot.” TRY US* Big lot of Harness and a large line of very pretty new Vehicles received by the SAVANNAH CAKRIAGK AMI WAtiON CO. Lsrgeit Dealrs South, 3