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A TEXAS WONDER.
Itn ll'a firrnl IHerovcry.
Ore imAli bottle **f Ha 1* * * '***< T>ls
covary our* ! a:! ►. it.# \ at I •* * i, r trou
bl**. rtmnvw gray* i..• hab< I- . n
ltil t . w k hi. i *amc t* i. k
rhumiini *r i .* rt*i..*t;tus of Hie
kldtirya and b. i.. t
turn, K-gUi. * i *•* ■{ “* ‘ l4ii
drift if !,•: .4 > *'4 " •• * " 1
l< sent by mail * n f * • i l ' of ‘
bottle U twu r: •!.' i- “m-i.i. *u l wu.
curt? ary .-• ab incfiUon**l lr. r.
W. Hah e* l* in a i Ufa luifT. I* O. Hox
t..* st l,ou. Mo. Snd fur testimonial
Sold by .1 s *ait i ?* tomon* Cos .
bavaiiiiah. a
ll rail Thla.
Cut I• r? <Ta . April 2
This I* to certify that 1 w* ff*
With fir \- if il that I took sixty if l*
of 11,,.. •; . it 1-H oven at i I* m
I * • > t n<* It I■* worth |l.oO> pi
bottle to tit ) on needing It.
J, T STKVEV3
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
AKws ami \ ir.tv* or tiii: iiai
l\ TWO *T%T*>.
Jerry l.rfl P7h,onf—%a In
dent Trrrnpln I'tuuul—Wlramlan*
t urr of n l*n rn I* I It*— I*• rr l .aalr
K 111 i*tl —Hit l I*l rr hi Motrim- I ampa
In >rr,| of t Ijinrmnlur*—% ti ••At
lantic ( lly" lor I lurlda-Olhrr
I'toridu \e%t.
Brook* A- Cartni hiMl’ti warehouse
hurnc 1 M >1 i>* mon-iug. at Mol* n
With to • ' 1
tor. A. <tw 1 ; "' r- Pur \ a*. I
it wai all tin* people mi l do to siv? th
town There w - in* In irm * . but
not enoug .i c unr '.hai l<
Mi(• n largr I Tim I**.
flatur iay !'• rtn on, on th*- i n.talior of
Mr. I'ark r lie*, io.tr Smyrna. J H
Moor*- killed an < tgle m* i* *rr six f**'*’
nnd t;• lni *'' f<-m * p to tip It Ni l
)U.f .1! i 4 off a 1 :.* t irk* if! lw •'
preparing f*r an ex* * bent rfjaifl when
killed by Mr Moore with j-hoigun
loaded tv Ith No. 7 ehot The bird v *
( tkHi to Man* tta and was the o* ntc-i of
Mtira non.
\nnflier limit foi Mnron.
President fleorge A. Smith >f th- M on
fh tmlx'r of Comm* r. • li t* r* < elvd let
ter from Mr. /V. 11 11 • nl*>* of M H i*',
offering to put ii alxty-tofi I*l on tt
lirtmilgo* rlv r Th i~ air- wlv
the r*v-r a* far up n> lliwkin-
Vlll**. bil* Mr Ht-Hley wunt" W, r>i!i lr Up
n* far Ma* ai. Jn hl* letter Mr. M* f
- pay* that >ll he wuntfl gu i-.in **
of luflldfnt bupln-H- from th* Ma- in* r
chants to mifke tf,• boat prh* tbl Ttie
boat ka not quite a lar i* i wa the City
of Maoon. and It lx > ;mv**i an ply the
O muigte the y* ar r*mr. 1.
AA 111 of Jerry l.ynch.
Th# will of the late Jerry I,vn< h. on* of
th# aurvlv >ra of tie Cor federate ern r
Alabama, who *l.**l In Atlanta, ha a been
filed In the ordinary’s oftlr** th* re by
K Corrigan, aitortiey t *r th* fani-
II v. No * -Uniat* !*■ pl *-*1 in ti wil upon
the proje-rtv ft but It l.s kn**isn to I*<
worth a Unit $7 m John T l.ynh, m
of Ihe ls ma*b *eeutor. and b
rot required to mak*- returns or Klv* U>i,.l
to any court. The will l* daid May 2f*.
and la Wltneeaed by Thom o F. Cor*
rlgan. V. VV. Morgan and Chare 11
StieglltS.
An Anelrnt Terrapin.
A highland terrapin wae found near Cal
houn a few day# ago whose back dis
played an Interesting history. The terra
pin Is ag and. so Its di<ll .*'♦> The initials,
* J C. lb. I*73,*’ ir’ ut ui>*n it It was
ckrne by Mr J. c. liobiing in that y**nr
Twenty-one year- afterwar*!. in lMid. Mr.
Andrew Hoop*r *irii > i* th* terrapin,
noting ihe Ins'rlpi: rs tin N**v V the
present month, the terrapin a . • alt,
t
Smith, brothers, nnd but two or thre*
hundred yar*!" ftom the s**t wh*re Mr
ifter cuM
Initial* *#t It?* shell. 77 years *. The
Smith boys ad*Wd th-lr Initial** an*l dale,
wishing the highlander many years n*ne
of extvter.re. uf*l hoping some d.y to
come roe* S g * in.
Took I p II.• miml Walked.
AM the people of Ashburn an- *tlrrl up
over the mlracHiloiiß h*allnj; f . iar<ilyz<i
young man. Mr. TV g r •' •< 01-l! r In
the Philippine island \ end there
•trtckrn with pamlyiiß , fr*m his w.ilat
■ i ■
f#-*t mr* |t-x anA no feeling In lh-m
month** ag* h* %v.t *nt from
the hospital In San Kram is* * to iht* home
of hii slater at Ashburn. Ga.. :-• an in ur-
Ple. Here he has b* ♦ n i iutnill.tr rtsut.-
on the street* In hi.-* roller . hulr A f w
W' -k** ago he h.td it -ii*k* that lit him
uiK'ontk ioua for ten iu>ur. le*~t Sunday i
right week. Is*- ha*l another ■r* t*k
21m slater at the ehui h iv.* t**nt anil
the doctors came Th i-t< hei teferf * I
to the fa I that he w uld m-v- !*•• ah>
to walk again. After * hurch many friends
railed to *••** how the young man was H*
was cold, and the do.Hoi> lid h*- would
not live til. midnight lli> einer left th*'
room, thinking every breath would 1 th*
lae Huddenly ttoe sick man opened hi
yes and smilingly asked that his feet h*
lifted to the door. The Urd has told
me to rise, take up my bed and walk,
said he and h- aroa**. picked up QUIIt
mi l walk'd. Monday morning fully lßb
people went to mi him walk Monday af
ternoon he walked dowrn town. Monday
right h* walk'd to chur h, und told the
people how h- v\ ih healed. He has been
walking ever sine*
FLORIDA.
Exports to fore.go port* from Penas*
cola la- • week were valued it $27Vd. and
w* r* distributed as follows. Oenoa, sl***,•
ÜB7; Hotterdam. s2>.lA*, Liverpool, $21.-I*
leghorn. s2l .U! 3; Ghent, sK*.24<. Buenos
Ayres. $1027, Bahia Blanca, $10,220. Port
Natal, s*,&&.
Queer Vote at St. Petershur*.
Tampa Herald: St Petersburg !**
probably the most mx*d politically of any
place in Florida whose vote last Tuesday
is recorded. Th* l>em** r,iti **i< .-i.t- r -
ceived IS3 vote", the Republican 7*. the
Boola list-Democrat 43. th* Prohibition
-Ist 3l the Populist 11 IV* bet .i dougu
nut th.it \oe can't be matched in th*
slate.
Jennlng* at Home.
Broakavllle RrlWr: Judge W. H
Jennings u at home again and will i< t
,n4 take thin*, for * .hurt tlm<
that I* • ©a> a* such n rewtle-i*. en-
H*’Ur man can lane Zltlwgfl Ha he* n; 11
the moat thorounn canvaaa of me tn •
that ha. b..en made since the memoraule
< am|*ti|tn of l*7ti. aiul the k*od effect, ar*-
*:,own in th. .{.leiell.t vote that turn.l
out ism Tuihlij Whatever Judg J.u
nmg* undertake*, he k>©e thoroughly end
© #rvh that he will make the beat
Governor Fllotldn tia, ever had.
••Atlantic t tty.” Klorltln.
Henry M Flagler. Florida's mllllonntr
citizen, aho ta making a great aumnv
r.aort on the coaat r.ear the St John
river mouth, hat dacaled to call the p.a
Atlantic City, after New Jersey'* fatno..
re,urt. Minion* wlil be ,pent in the man
nlflcent hotel. pavlUona. boulevard! an.|
ground* of thla reaori. It embracea sev
eral hundred acre, and will be one of the
finest resorts south of New York ezhtui
Crushed.
t in'trine ker Are Needed.
If t * factories could lsrid them, arid
tin nun could be secured more than ?w
(boije md adddiottal cigirniak rt* could I**
-• it. l m the various f* tore of Tanu •
•w There ate demand* and by the vol
ume of busine-s which 1 p<n* K in Ujx n
tb• n tnufaciurera t " • pi* ut in
There I*. liardly a ft toy w; i h Is not
working (‘very man that ‘’an !*■ < row i* 1
to Ihe l.utory bu dil.C' a 'I it ShoU ! 1
tiao t' tiiunr in mind t..•• t .* 1 h;f
of th* buildings her* havt b* en already
enlarged OJ. * tills y* *r This, as #■. r
as nnything *J. fully covers the ground,
>ltd - '* h<w Idgh >’ i ‘-ur* is
cigars of the Tampi mak* ad brand.
In t ili(i(lH t *-l m Willie**.
A countryman from Holmes county.
Florida, ha been summoned before in*
IT .t*d dtate* i and jury .it Pensacola,
or a charge of Tl a di'ti.ilng lie knew
when aummtM *<l * f*r*- Umu* l**d> mat
.•tin* *r > bad put the Federal depudea
st j. s tr * . in . Kaur*la> wr.ise . row*!
..* ... it* , .iiK.fw w-*r. w.ii'ing roiiful t f
gi.ii <I jti? . room to appear before it.
H; •w ji the ' . in n uncertain ton *
intoftlfd them that If Mi "to SW*r*
.. *>t t,i;i. ii woind ‘muk** riaus w*il
t it rn an I •*’ i t* ~.im* time exhl'rir :
• ..l- r*-. ' %•’ to pr..ve . tt r* ate When
i ut fir -tie] ~i ta.K ii I ttiought ail
w (*• aeren*- the maT*r wo a repw ted to
lit '• i Hr a* rn i **. who limn* -
dafely iitsed to rr* si *>f I frown ai i
. .UK>* of !n?m *lani.g I nii* and States wdf-
TI* pistol cs .* four and on I m
tn.| t wu - I'u kvil up for future refer
t lark t barges F* rn ad*.
T:.> f >,i*wiiu inr ".jn in.n’ by chair*
man Flunk Clark *' th*- S it*- < ornm*?o*e.
i * i. <u; i:\ -11.(1 i *.r it lon. and
rnu o Inter* *! f.t .n the promised x
-jx (to Hi.. -d frauds, p Very littl**
more tnun lialf and the • it* Ins vet been
heard f r*rn u* t. tic* vote on i apttol re*
imval. The i.-.ujt innot !*• kn*.w. un
til th* Ss .r *■ Kn u iv* Commit t*-* > mi*
th* Kliiiii* The count fhall
mad** ms tii** tii i* provide h. uiul if Til
cah has son th#* democrats is pb <ig. and
■*. *r >i t ipitoi build r g o>mm* •uniiu
wir: the honor and dignity of th** fata
of I puUki Hut 1 have in niv .nn
n>w ami*.* Widen * f 'he ire**! -4ti|>**nl
fra .i. (in*l w it.not t**li bow fa -
i* i liitu to s nr. until tlie proof ar I
returns nr>* all rM >*lvnl. Tne primal v
ha*• eotne to stay and ** int.-grpv nui-t
•*• preser%**<l It i <*iimon from f ts
i. ins’ j*.— ot-'oin ti.. 4J i k-oi.s i. i' not
•bf*• i! *d md I i*k her fri.nd-' rug to b*
‘flsm>*l. bu: wilt until ne offb ial i
- ration has I• n mad. by Hie Ht*• t• Com
mit it*'. '*
•ltlt!,\sTPl % I I." I %s; MlTTl.r.ll.
Prm e to Hi lum llslwrrnl lle llael
den* aml ftellrr*.
Columbia. H C., Nov. 13 There will be
pea**e in Marion county as the famous
"breastplate” cu-e is dispose.! of and
la.d uway on the shelf, where other war
furniture of that pattern Imdong That the
t> ii l ate*d housings u .si by Mr. J Dud
ley H.is**Kbn Will adorn iis ancestral
homo and !**• jiointed to with pride by
his *|.- • ndants in the misty future s
u not her question,
Tl*o Hast’ld. ne and the S* Hern have so
many rehnives m Marlon county, most
of whom are very worthy pcopl*. that It
w.in considered ‘he pirt of wi bam to set
tie the mutter out of court without stir
ring up bid blood It wis generally !• -
iieved (hat th antagonism caused bv
conflict of testimony, and the bringing
out of th* story about the -teel breast
plate that saved Dudley Ha olden’s life
w. ** i! • 1 result in another shooting scrape.
Tho Atorney Oeneral wi- called to
Marion to prosecute the case l*e u.**e ft>-
b‘ itor Johns*m was re lated to the de
fendant' On the* pr.-• n its*n mae] by
leading odisens of Marlon. Mr H* lling* r
and id to wftthelraw th* pros#** -ut ion. His
dee Ire to do this wa - -trengthened by
having a paper signevl by all the partici
pants on l"-th skies of the .-a-*- In tbs
th#*. agreed each to sele-t friend to
arrange an honorable settlement of their
differences; th* -e tw*e r* presentatives
were impowered to >n !ect third man. If
n.l* and. and th** llasekb'iis nnd the*
S* 11* r hound themselves on their honor
tea abide by th.-lr action Col. F. F
Covington wi- oho**n us representing
the s. Urrs. and C. A. Woods. .>q., for
th- Ilusetdrns.
IHXhirr 11% LI. %T EMORY.
l.(‘Rgiif Formed of Tmm Front 41i*
Fix •• < In*•(*.
Emory CV>ll**g\ Oxford. Gn . Nov. 13.
8* ver t! y* ir* ago. owing to thn 1 um’n*r
of Injur! <-0 that had ro*ultol from
ball, that garm* w\i* prohibit! .it J*m
ory Sin • that tin*#* ) * K 1 I hi
b* <l . i>kiyrd hnre e very winter, and l* now
productive of A'r**t Intere-t While It Im
n*u anything lk** n- *lai g. rous • (• t
ball to tho*** who play it. yet !t ci*ra
rrjdendbl exercize, nn It require- large
amount of both strength ••*! agl Ity of
min*), c* w*ll a** body.
The practice gam*** have l* gun and
the t-aniH for the different daw* will
lx* s# levied within a (*w *1 iy-. A I* ague
co*n|*ooed of the team?* of the* rtv** and 1 : >• ■*
haw l*en organized, and a iterlcH of "lx*
teen giim*.** xxhtch will glv* cmc i t. itn
ixx ganK> with every other, bt* l ***'u
arrMiiC 'i The commit’* .* f.r il • **l*
tlon of player* ha\ been api-olut** 1 by
the uthhth 1 *#** atlon *n l are •* i 1-
lowjc B* nior. H**nry K Moor*, of e'uDer
ton. manage r. J inx* > M Raxxl* of e'uth
te rt and G. Dexter Blount of Barneavilie.
juiiloi. \V. illtch; Mphomore Ha ry H.
ftuinni' y of St * *.•* Mountain. n.enag*r.
Nathan B. Dozier. Jr. of Atlanta an I
Montague Boyd *xf Bavannzh. fr**hm*n.
Harry Hentr of Quincy, Fa tn.nn-** ;
II i\ li* I*l **f Ytlzrta md l.<* I4s lit f
Karn* *viile. tubman. Bo' erta, Wil
li tint* and Dillard
Will ll** Married lit •Iciidforf.
IbaUfort, S 4‘. Nv 13 Th* martUg*
.►f | vx> > e*UI - B MUfort |**pb* will
be po *nu /* *1 In S* H* i* t Kp 1)
e'hurch < n.*'tr**w 'TVr **ntra ting |wr
ti-*s being Mr William El.loti, Jr . and
Mt** Leila S tin.**. i*otb th* young folk*
nr.* m* m- r> of S- uth i’ar*>lin 1 * first
famiiieft The bride to be, im one of B* in
fort‘s fair* -1 and nuat an e>mtl>sh**-l
belle*, and only daughter of Mr B S
4.rr?*. fr many yarn cahler of ih* Rank
of Beaufort. The groom lea eon of Co*.
Wi liam Elliott Congre*iman from 1
s* ve-nih Soulh Carolina DDtriet. un*l i**
1, father’* In|mrfttier, h** wa-* r*l 1 m**6
n* 1a• Fnlvereity *>f Virginia, nnd 1* i
gT* ~g H SnZi, B&a D IS rjV "hen neglected. almost Invariably
>r M/7 'l STE [?7 ii Jy <4" "■'■•iti in .1 •.•?<• . t -i in.
wfaa 5j HfeL KU hn pi p • '■-. )•: • .iii.'i.s i<-nt!y . ~:iic :•
wij ftP. 3I(J| S> KmIML pntonmg .11 de.sth Mr: •
■ ■M ■ H WHV MM
JOTQ' whole urinary and genital organism and the whole nervous system.
Theordtnary method* resorted to for a euro are not only event
daringly painful, but frequently cause dlorder a> serious as the
■ stricture itself j
1 A F Ur. Hathaway years sgo <Ji.ear.led them old time barbarous
I J method, and perfected a y.tem by which he remote* the tincture.
Jj reducing the thickened wall* of the pasugn to a uormal condlton.
„ There I. no operation The treatment l< applied by the patient
H himself. It It imlnlect and takes tin time from business. Tin* cure
■UI effected It permanent and all complication* of the dl.rated condr
tUitii are removed This method of treatment and cure of Stric
;v." ' ture l eacluttrely used by Dr. liathavay.
1 t operation All Setual. Urinary. Nervous. Blood and other diseases
„ of chronic nature are treated by him by his exclusive system.
1 atwioraalSiWAi,* D which for 20 years has proved Invariable In Its resulta.
Write to him or call at his office for a free copy of his new 04 page book and self-examination
aymptom blanks, and for free conauttatlon and advice.
4. NIWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. ......
Ir. Hathaway * Cos. Office hour* to 12 m.. 2to 5 and Ito
SoA Usyao tuoi, sfo vaginah, Ua. p. m. Sunday Wa. su to 1 p m. j
THE MOKKING NEWS: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER U, 1000.
ENTREES]
k LIEBIG 1
Y COMPANY 3 EXTRACT ol Beef
I— jon* fli-s t ** •. . i
young ai “in* • “f great pr**rn - M
Klliutt i*l b - kiarmtng bride* hav* mh* t
of fit* ii- Ik l* nd if. either W- lloii*. *.
•he J aln.* Mo m.• •
(Min: Ii %t INtd 1\ ATI/ %NT A.
Dutch Comedian, at I'.vrti With Jes
■ie Jar hoc, lion the Knee.
Atlanta. Nov :3 The feature of 10-da . s
event* at I’iwilßon! Fork was the • peril*l
h.trail* ip raia leetween Dutch Comedian,
this Hroc.iv. J* -l* Jil>oe aiai Monk
Wayman lu* Ii Com- dan. wtio •rrl*‘l
• !••! *f monrv. w**nt in*V*r th* wi*
first five I* ilk*rh- In th- k*.*l Weather
chair, trek fo-t Hurtimarl*-
First ita e Hi fur.ongs Hettle li . *
t*Y won. with Ann!* biun-Mi 7 t< 1.
• >iiei, .in*! ( ar.otta C, • to 1, third. Tim**
Sand Kara Seven furlong*- F,*m i
to .w* a. with Two Armies. .1 tl. •sr 1. |
and Oiauo, x t i, third Time 1 U
Tiilid l(a> ** S* .ling, liv* furlong- Vlr- |
D'Or. - t* 1, won, with Liii„.ri iloff
inan, 4 to s* oral, atd Muti* Haln, k
to 1. third. Time* 1 "V*.
Fourth Dae. op** mil* Dutch Come
dian. #v. r. w*n. w,f h * * e ltr* k - *• •n,
(. cond and J-.dc Jar hoe, 7 to 2. thin.
Ime 1
Fif*h K •' Selling, five and tv* If fur
long* Jti*!g( linker. 2 to 1 won. with
l.idy ilo'dltjg* to J s • *ri>l. ir*l Ooldtii
7 to 2. thru Time 1:13.
Mow It W* mi ut %(|uedirt.
New York Nov Four hr- md two
** 0i,.1a wc j, K. V W.l-h's rec rd u
Xep.tdl llu Ti > His riding w•- !h* f*-
ture *f •! otherwise lull *! •> - s|srt.
I’avoiiM"' !o‘fk t *• last three r e ■ •’-
ma ries:
hrl K ite: Six furlongs s* ling F1 e
of Mr I* m Ii * 1 w* r w • ‘ Ml*
N o . n.*l it* • i l md l-i.H '.M
triuy. Si 2 third Tim** 1 I‘*
Second Race Six furlongs Snark. ft to
1, won. with I*ri cb'ti <ll rl, to l and to
1. sc end, and dlae] run, and to 1. thiol. Time
1:1$.
Third Rare—One mile and • v* i ntv
yards handicap. T tar 12 to 1 won, with
Kxcelsis, 10 to \ eri'i 3 t< 1. second, and
Dolando, l to 3. third Time 1 17 1-$
Fourth Race-One mile ami n sixteenth.
Kinnikinn.** s to '*. won. with Greytbl*!.
f* to $ and l to 2. -* (•?;*!, and Withers.
4 to 1 third Ttm*‘ I:4ft 3-3.
Fifth Race About seven furlongs
Miirsha! Neil II m .. won. with Frank
Hull 12 to 1 and I to i. second, and
Ami rie’iin. 3 t.* 1. third Time 1 27 1-5.
Sixth Race on** m l** anel seventy yards,
s -lltng Itotibh* fnumnv *J t* 5. won, with
The Chamberlain. $ to 1 and 2 to 1 e* • -
**n*l. and Gurry M Conn. 5 to 1, third.
Time 1 17
Race Itextili* n t l.rtfonln.
Cln’lnnatl. Nov. 13 --Result at Lato
nta
First Race—One mile, selling. Honey
wood. $ to 2. won with Free Hand to
1. -econand. and
Tim** 1:43.
H>cond Race One ml>. selMng Porter
R. to 1 won with • d!env.-s-f. if, ro 1.
v.-cond. and Joe I’a tl- . l' to 1 third. Tim
1 43
Third Unco—Six furl ngs. s Ping Zaz *
x tea 1 won with I*>l i. f t* 2. s** >*! I, ii *i
Jii’-kidc. $ to 1. third. Tan*- Ml',.
Fourth Race H mdicaf* **i ** ni > Cam
brian. 7 to !*. won with Wre.nl Trl>. I
to 1 • *-nd. and llrit ch. 5 t* 2. 11*ir-t.
Time 1 IF,
Fifth Race--One mile uni n half, sell
ing Ja k Tdllng. 2to 1. won. with Col
!** rt. 7 J ■•••> i. ,*i Fiig of Tru e-,
7 t 2. third. Time 2:27\
Sixth R.< * -On * mil* Whiffle M % to 1.
won. with Junipxi. l. n•• .n*l. an*)
Warranted. 3to 2, thlr*! Time 141
\e*wi >ni*-s Front < nniil**r Fla.
Candler. Fk . Nov. IT. Winter vlspors
nr*- beginning to arrive and ut*out *\* :y
vacaivt hotis** In town has been l
Not in many years has th* r been so
much sickness • the re has been this f>ill,
an*l cold w- fh*'i is w < Je*om>-!
Cot*e.Hn is lb lit till in )•! fh* price's
r. ‘\*d this -**ac‘>n have been so g***>l n.
Ito put th.- farmers in fin.* shape There
j ar* Mill a g>wxt many bolls to open, but
I ihe top crop of sea slur and >**>ton is rather
inferior and pri* • on the* late c*rt* n
have already fallen *>ff some. There is
talk of largely in< r.-.i *1 acreage next
y* ar
The i<) death of Mr- O S Flnnder*
w*h!*h iM-curred 1-■ w <k hi- ■ ast .
gloom ov* r th* *nt r- community She
was universally loved an*! eat*** m <1
The Wilson brothers nr** now getting
enormous quantlt es of pine timber ii’.fo
the f>. kbiwahn river as the high wuter
greatly facilitates the work
tioM iron rut: ti:k iii ih.
iimther xiontli'a Uiiar) to lie I'ald
Them on l>et*. It>.
Atlanta. Nov. M Treasurer f*urk notl
fl(si Commissioner of Kdu atlon Glcrin this
morning that th** trea-ur* r could pay th *
teachers of Georgia *in**th>*r motith's sal
ary on Dec 10. The state owes the* t#• *:i
-(** three mouths work, nnd |h>* fa •'
that another puytnent will l*** made on
■ i. •
•uxs all over the -e • Th# payment
a 111 tin*uiiif to about $ J • his b.-*-'i
-.m** time !>• • the te.i* hers r* ■• u l
■my f owing le* <• • •* K >*f fund- in tut*
treasury department for t it purpose.
HUM TO Till. IIIH K 1*11.15.
Nitiro Xssnilunf Will ll*n in llcfore
ftuperlo;* 4 tur|.
A*hens Gi . N*v D Th> *a?ro. .le--
dr Hunt, who attempted to as a lit Mr*
Neely Wi klr.r yesterday, w i given to
I limit of the law this morning in Police
Court ll** was fined IC** or six month *i!
th‘ re>*k pile. uft*r ‘ha* time he will he
turned over to the Superior Court
K.x-itement run hr:h la**t i ight nnd a
lynching w*u* imminent at •*• time.
MAH INK OTiaUGEHE.
Matters of Interest to ftliipplag Men
Genera Ur.
The voyage of ih Belgian steamship
1? . wnlch wax rr|*or?ed arrived from
Antwerp ye*i*ri.o w,i anything but a
pb*a t one. cpt Bytor report* he
**f • ulcered the roughest weather he has
expert* n> .x! sine* h** took commanei of
the Jrie lie filed i lengthy report with
tit* lo al bydrogrupher.
At a r> •nt meat It. g of the dtrectora of
th Trad* s L* agu. at I*hiialelphla atten
tlon w i called to th** fact that hut re
•lv tw ship w• *r• mpclleel to leave
rt to b# locked, If* re being no
1 < I do tho there This kept the
fr<*m r* •iv r c th**ir cargo*** in
Philadelphia w!>**r-Jv mti' h loon was eus
iii.*d by lo ul bu>ineH men. The want
> • i* r t *!rv d< k- M severely frit
a- K Harbor aid N ivlgatlon Commit
• r r with
tl mm; f!i‘-'ii <f th* New York Bhli>-
I • !.ng I'ompnnv and others s to the
i ul-.mg of ample* dry do**ks at Philadel
phia
Tne hoorer Woodward Abrahams ar
rived \< .-rdav from Beaufort in tow of
tl> tug Cambria She will lOAd lumber
f r Charles S. Hire h Ac <’o.. for New
York The Ah rah ms brought *lowr>
a > of coal fr the Coosw Chemical
‘‘omimny of Beaufort.
Th* steamship lies**. No. 2. bound from
N* w York for Brunswick, put In yewter
duy ii wfter ci.sill!.g at Taggart's yards,
proceeded out.
Ti e pro. . of manufacturing deep-sea
• hl** of gr.*a length is not generally un
elcrstoed, •>' an exchange. Alm*st
*!ii 1 important i** the pre>fer laving of
tic . able after It is m.iele. In Europe
lh* universal custom at present is for
• I*l- t . le- manufactured .t points on
d*.-p water, the far tones being adjai'ent
*> pi* rn alongside #if which the cable
-b ps lie. so that th* ahie is colled ip In
i** tank-' *n the-e v*ss*-ls ns rapidly as
it s manufa lured In this way the unit
of cable length Is a shipful.
To undertake *u . . ssfully the building
f th* Iran I’a fK abl#* in ihls country
will, therefore, tie c->ltate the ere<*iioti at
tii#- w iterside of * suftb i* nt plant or
plant.* for Its manufacture and the acqui
it.on *f several cabin ships to lay the
individual s> tlons Such a factory with
u*. machinery would *ost about Sl.oor,oofli
Trier*- ar*- in the world about thirty-five
I le hßes. *f which more than twenty
ftve fly the British flag. Not one ts
Ame-rw- ir- The construction *f the ca
ble* will, therefore, necessitate the build
ing (f it |e-iM two cable shl]*s. nt n cost
Of ..h Their operation and
other .-*. ?- of tranrortlng and laying the
tide will l*ring this figure for the ships
up t** • l*ut before the cable is
laid The able I*-.elf will e-ost in the
neighbor hoed of fI3.HODJMM). this price being
based on a length of nautical mil*-*
and prbe of 3h cents a foot of the fin
ished cable.”
I'iiMrnuiT* by ftt-fraahlpa.
Fr.'is* ngers by steamship Tallahassee
for N* w- York vewterday—Charles Coch
ran. Miss Mary <’>'hnin Mrs. C. W
fo, hrm Mis l.ula llarrillson. Miss I,ti
ll Cochran, W. F. Draper. Joseph R.
Thompson, Mr* !t W Baughn, J. B.
Sexton. 1 W. S'ori-r, H. <!. Thompson,
N c. D#*an. G. Fred <*olln. and one In
termedl ate.
r.tssenbers b% steamship Itas'a to Bal
timoreC B. Floyd. Mrs. C. B Floyd.
LilJ .- G. ary. George* Geary, M. McCann.
ftaxnnnnli Almanac.
Sun rises nt 6:31 a. m. and sets at 4:53
p. m.
High writer M Tybee to-day at 1 30 a.
m# and 23s f. m High water at Savan
nah on* hour later.
riianes of the Moon for November.
D. I! M
Full moon 6 5 0 eve.
I, i'd quarter 13 ft 37 eve.
N*w moon 22 1 17 morn
Fust quarter 29 11 2T mom
Moon p* rig*-e. sth. Moon ajogee. 17th.
\Hlll\%ls \> I • Dll* %IIH H\H.
Yeaaels %rriveil %aaterilay.
Steam i St Quentinn (Br), Stahl*
I’hthi‘b Iphia—A. F. Churchill.
S *im li p George Farwell, Flckott,
New York -Master.
Hi* in i H .-. New York for Bruns
wick. ■ **.iled and pro*-ceded.
Schooner \V(*odwurd Abrahams. Mar
h ill, in tow tug f'ambria from Beaufort
—Maoter.
eaaela rnt to ftea.
St* am-hip Tallahassee, Askins. New
York.
S imshlp Itasca. Billups. Baltimore.
s|it|i|lu K Memoranda.
Sn M. -haels. Oct 27 —Sailed, steamer
tj. ernh i IVnsacola
St. Vitv *'nt. C. V., Oct. 2ft —Sailed,
teamer Ellamy, Pensacola.
G •• ki Nov 10.—Arrived, steamer Otta,
Pensacola.
Philadelphia Nov. 13—Arrived, ateamer
Island City. Char lest on.
|,tvcnd Nov 13.—Arrived, steamer
8-dra Charleston.
Baltimore Nov. 13.—Arrived, steamer
I> H Miller Savannah; Margaret A.
May, Savannah.
Sail I. earner St.t* of Texas. Savan
nah. •
C rr:ib 11* Fk. Nov. 13 —Cleared, hark
Wl.i*4:mlr (Nor) Oreaboll. lndon
• F: . Nov 13 Entered,
xrhooner M*rns W. Child, Murphy. Bos
ton.
Oar* 1 • hooner Future, MacDonald.
Boston.
K**v Wi**t, Fla.. Nov 13—Arrived,
s**■ tmers Aransas. Hopner. New Orleans
, died for Hanna; Olftrcttt, smitti,
p -rt Tamtai and sailed for Havana.
Sailed. - sooner Hattie Darling, Nas
sau.
f j ,r : * v* n Nov. 13 —Arrived, schooners
S P Mur* Holloway, Baltimore; Anna
L Mulford French. Lewes. Del.
Port Rova! S C.. Nov. IS—Sailed,
s*'h**wer Wendwaril Abrahams, Savan
na h
Fernandinn, Fla., Nov. 13 —Cleared.
• * oon* r Eva B. Douglas, Bennett, Perth
Airhov
Si *1 birk Lodtie Moore, Corning.
Las Palma*
J, k'onv lb\ Fla., Nov. 12—Entered.
< h‘ *ut,r* Sirih E Douglass. Cmeron,
NVi *u: J* ephinc, Ayres. Philadelphia;
y.-’lio 7' Morse. Crockett, Baltimore.
Kdw ird G High. Johnson. Biltimore
C! r**l ***hoon'C Horace O Morse.
Bin! • New York; schooner A. B Rus
h*l I flirt. Russell, Hope Town, British
West Indies
Jack*** vl!** Fla, Nov. 13—Entered
and cleared, steamship CeTtnanohe. Roek
well. New York.
Notice to Mariner*.
Pilot char!' and all hydrographic tnfor
r atlon will be furnished masters of vei
se, free f charge in Fnited States hy
drographl* office in Custom House. Cap
tain** *ir<* requested to call at the office
Reports of wrec ks and derelicts received
fr tram mis* ion to the Navy Depart
mnt.
< oast wise Khitorti.
Per steamship Tallahassee for New
York. Nov :3—791 bales upland cotton, 4A7
hair* sea sland cotton 25 barrels rosin
oi 3 bale* sweepings 672 bales domestic*.
160 barrels cottonseed oil. 611 barrels
rosin F* barrels turpentine 199.009 feet
lumber. 30 turtles. 3 barrels fish, 15 cases
cigar*. 2.413 foxes fruit. Ift btrrele vege
tables. 162 crates vegetables 50 tons pig
iron, 62 bales tobacco, 615 esses cottonseed
oil, 140 barrels pitch, 60 barrels tar. 340
LIVER PILLS.
Dr lUdway Sc Cos.. New York
Dear Hire—l have been *i< k for nearly
two >e*r*. and have be#n *k taring with
some of the mot ex|*-i t d<**‘or of the
T*nltei Stans I have k*n **i i► in and
drinking hot water at tne H *t H;t r.
Ark .but it hoented everything ?*.• i to do
me g*x*l After 1 saw your advert lament
I thought I would try your pills, and have
nearly us* and two b*en taking two
at bediirn** .md one after br**akf<>-t and
they have done me more good than any
thing else 1 have- ue*“l M> trouble-* has
ln-*n with th#* liver My skin and ey**s
were ad >c.k#w , I had *-i** py drow-y fi l
ings; f**lt like a drunk* n man; pair* right
above the navel. Ilk* •.- if It was bile on
top *if th* Htomach. My tow**ls were very
• ‘ostlve My mouth and tongue sore nv*.“'
of the im* Appetite fair, but food would
not digest, but settle heavy on my stom
ach, and some few mouthful* of f***l
e'ome up again. I >*ould only eat light food
tlaai digests easilv P.#%*-r send 'Book of
Advk t K* six-'tfuily.
BEN ZA VQO. Hot Springs. Ark
DAOWAY’S
n PILLS,
Price. 25c a box Sold by drugg!*-:* or
sent by mall Bend to DR RADWAY A
CO., &5 Elm street. New York, for Book
of Advlci
cases canned good*, 35 sucks clams, 25G
packages merchandise.
Per st# im*hip m for Baltimore—4
hales upland cotton, 1ift.416 f*-ct lumber.
1.54 ft barrel* rosin, 9h orange*. 25
ton* pig ir*>n. *d pa< kagex
31 package* *lonie**tles. X*l cases canned
goods.
Per steamship Berkshire for Philaekl
phia—3s*l barrel* rosin. 41.3 barrels tun**n
tlne. 32♦'..23 ,, f*** t lumber. 32ft box - orange*.
714 bales rice utrnw. 129 pa k g**s m**r
chamtiac, 124 pack ig< > l*mi*sti* s an 1
>s m.
The cargo of schooner Juba A Trube
f*>r New Ye>rk should have been cre<lltc*d
to Cooney, L kstein Ar CV>.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
fContlnued from NlrUh Pag* )
under yesterday. Corn closed V*i Sc and
oats*c down Provisions a the ck>*
were \2'?'<i 22 l c depress*-*!
The leading futures ranged a* follows.
Opening Hlghoat.Lowest.Closing
Wheat, No 2
Nov 73/.rr*-, r.\ 72% 72 r^72)*
Dec 735W74 74 TF% 72>'u73
Jan 74*Ndi7F* 74\ 735s4i7i'* 7
Corn. No. 2
Nov .. 34 3S\ 39
•* ...
May 36\'fi26* p 36 : , 3 V-yn:k- m
Oat*. No 2
Nov 214 21S 31 V 214
4
May .. 24S 2iU^24‘ 4 24 21
Mess Pork, per bbl
Nov ..910 331? 910 324 9* rt 910 30
Jan 11 11 62' 9 11 45
M iy .11 62H 1 66 11 55 11 55
Lard per lo lbs
Nov J 7 "2* a 7 06 7 0> 7 ™
Dec .. 6 695 6 ft’* t IT*
Jnn .. 6ft 24 6 ft' ti 77>, 6 77*j
May... 6 ft2*A .... .... 6 82j
Bhort ltibs. per 100 lbs—
Nov .. ♦*. 7“ 6 75 6 70 67 *
Jan . 6 17 a 6? 610 6 12*%
May .. 6 22*2 6 25 * l?j 6 174
('ash qu*>iatlons were as follows Fleur,
quiet and steady; No. 3 spring wheat. 69'd
71c. No 2 red. 72 - u76c. No. 2,com. 39* 4 >
39Uc: No 2 yellow 39’ 4 c. No 2 white 27
fWRic; No 3 white, 24fT27c; fair to choice
malting barley, 560 60c; No.l flux seed. sl. ftl;
No. 1 Northwestern. $1 ft 2. prime timothy
seed, t4.10ft4.20; me*s* i>ork. per hirrel.
910 37H1f1 A 50; lard, per 1 CiO |>ounds. 97.07 1 ff
7.10; short ribs sides (loose), 96
dry salted shoulders (boxed), J 5 sftfis 75;
short cb nr sides (boxed). P*i.2#/6.75;
whisky, basts of high wines, f! 27; sugar'*,
ul loaf. J 6 15; granulated. F 75; confec
tioners* A. 95.55; off A. 95.40; clover, con
tract grade. 910.00
, m i
THE WEATHER.
Washington, Nor. 13 -Forecist for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Georgia Fair Wednesday anl Th ir
day; co.der Wednesday in north** n pr
tmn. fresh weal to norihwc-t win is
Eastern and We st rn Fl< rid: la r
Wnlnrwlay and Thur lav. fr** h t
north wind*.
Houth Caroling; Fa r Wednes 'ay .md
Thursday; col<ler Wednesday in w* ■ ♦•ru
fiorLon; colder Thursday n **a : rn i/r
--tion; fresh w*t to norihwes: wind-.
Yesterday's Weather at Bavannan.
Maximum temi>eratuie 4 ■
p m 63 degree*
Minimum temperature 7.s
a m 36 degrees
Mean temperature 5u iegr* •
Norma* temperature 6*) degrees
Deficiency of temix % ra;ure lO degrt •*
Accumulated deficiency since
Nov. 1 7 degrees
Accumulated excess since
Jan 1 164 degree*
Rainfall 00 inch
Normal (C in-‘h
Excess sln*e Nov. 1 2.*4 inches
Deficiency since Jan 1 6.41 Inches
River Beprt —The bight of the Savan
nah river ut Augusta. Ml 8 a m . (Tat n
meridian time), yesterday, was 9 f**et,
a fall of 0.1 foot dniuig the preceding
twenty-four hour*.
Observations taken at the ynm % moment
of time at all stations Nov. 13, lsoo, ft p.
m . 75th meridian time.
Name of (Hatton | T V. jliain
Bo tot partly cloudy .. 46 60
New York city, clear .. 4* 24 j on
Philadelphia, clear 4ft L <n
Washington city, clear 5u l) .00
Norfolk, clear .V) u **►
Hatteras, clear ! 62 26 **>
Wilmington, deaf* 51 ♦. •
Charlotrte. dear I 52 12 .do
Raleigh, clear f* ft .00
(*harlei*ton, clear | 56 | 1* |
Atlanta, clear 52 | 14 j .00
August *. clear 1 54 { L j .00
Savannah, dear 54 lo ,oo
Jacksonville, clear 56 j 6 .■>
Jupiter, clear 69 6 .00
Key West, clear 66 ft .00
Tampa, clear j 54 L .09
Mobile, clear | 52 6 do
Montgomery, clear 56 ft ai
Vicksburg, clear j sft L >
N* w- Orleans, clear | 56 ft .*
Galveston, e-lear j 62 10 <*
<**>rpus Chr4st4. cle*r 62 I ft .oo
Palestine, clear j 64 L j .00
Memphis, clear j 58 ft .00
Cincinnati, partly cloudy 3ft 16
Pittsburg, raining 5 j 22 j T
Buffalo, snowing j 32 16 34
lietroit, cloudy 30 12 W
Chicago, clear 24 | Ift T
Marquette. j*ortly cloudy lft 12 T
Bt. Paul, clear | 16 12 T
iHivenport. clear j 24 | 11 j T
Bt. Louis.
Kansas City, clear ! j 12 oo
Oklahoma, clear ** ft | .no
Dodge City, clear 3ft L **
North Platte, cloudy 36 L
H 11. Boyer.
Local Forecast Official
I nrle Sam Shovsld Help,
Editor Morning News. The long cher
ished idea of a monument to the memory'
of the illustrious Oglethorpe, now fortu
nately In a fair way of realization chiefly
through the Inspiring example of a public
•ptrlted citizen, appeals strongly to all
residents of Savannah and of the state of
Georgia But the Interest is not confined
So Savannah, nor even to the state of
Georgia. Oglethorpe was one of the most
special Shade Won
LINDSAY & MORGAN'S
SPECIALTY.
Everybody knows who has ever had a shade that
they make you think —if they do not work \Y i>
we put them up you won’t have to think. 5Ve have
only expert shade man in the city. He does nothing
make shades and hang them. Also Draperies and La;*
Curtains. Want to do your work. Send for us.
Two Specials for This Week,
50 Daghestan Wilton Rugs, regular price $9.00; Qp *
our price WUri j
100 Brussels Rugs, regular price $2.00; Q j •
this week /j
Go visit all the other stores, then come to us, an.
we will surprise you with the completeness of our
FURNITURE AND CARPET
stock and the prices. Remember, “Not how cheap," >:
"How good,’’ is our motto.
Scotch and Irish Whiskies
We are agents for the most celebrated Scotch anj
Irish whiskies, imported direct from the distilleries f
Scotland and Ireland.
These Scotch whiskies are the blend of the fine*;
Highland whiskey matured many years in wood be: :*
bottled. The expert Analyist describes this Scotch wla
key as the perfection of Highland whiskey, and is spe;;j]
(). V. IL, selected Old Yatted Highland whiskey i'roa
Glasgow, Scotland. The latest novelty in Scotch whiAev
is distilled by Rutherford of Leith, Scotland, and is cni'd
Scotch Cherry Whiskey, and very palatable indeed. We
are also agets for the famous old Irish whiskey, imported
bv us from Wheeler, Belfast. Ireland.
LIPPMAN BROS.,
1 Agents for Scotch and Irish Distilleries
vhinlng exnmi 1* of the colonial pU*ne. r
and lie roe* of li • whole nation.
The monument to oglethori*** in Bn van
r 111 -houid at I* Ist equal In dignity and
riUlMtie* ex* diene * anything f the kln*l
in t i |*ar l .if th* \\ > Id, and to the end
that tb*. id* al ahOuM le *bqute)y r*l-
J. ih* work should tr* entrusted at once
to a thoroughly comjetent and energetic
•inniitl* 4 *.
A monument mutt be erect oil which fu
ture* gem'rationa will admire even a* w©
now .1 drntre the fine memorial our grand
fither* ere*t#d to .he gallant Pulaski.
T.. nature of th* c-** denranda thai Og
lethorpe’e monumen’ must *urpos in im
portanee everything el**# here.
A f ftaiei alKftve. Oglefhorpe‘o fame an*l
aervlcen w*re not merely 4**#'al. but die
tin* tly national I/t u. therefor**,
Congreftf* for an appropriation In further
in* e of thla n dde entenrlo* . and surely
ir!. r* w-.rthy (Mns.- will be found. Tha
tr*>ii in* nt should coat at 1* t I!"0.**. and
of t .Ul amount the national government
ought to *nlri. i•• about one-half, if the
m ri- hrexiu* u b. fore Coiigr -- in th*'
right way. 1 feel confident that n gen* r
oua mx‘L-n4iion will not l*e withheld.
T ketnocrlUMf.
Ben tii of Walter I*. Ilroxxn.
AmerFua, Ga . Nov 13 —Walter L
Brown. w* li kiwwn and popular 'ltizen
of Afiut: ii* wa *ri* ken with parziyala
this- afternoon, and dt* and within an hour
thereafter The deceased was a native of
S* w *rt county, but for twenty r -
fd'le-1 in An)eri*ur. where h* was <n*tlvely
• ng,..d ir* busln* and highly *<aefne<i.
II *l* ith w 1 <t great .nok to hi family
anel fritils.
a B Nkal, I P Mtuaro.
Frost deal Vlca l*rei.lenV
liKNNT lIMTW. Jr Sac > aod Trzaa
MAL-UILLARD tO.
Builders’ Material,
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Class and Brashes,
EUILOERS' HARDWARE,
Lime, Cement and Plasteu
•** WklMiw M>t,ik
uuiua, a.
Bone IVSeal
lor Chli ken E*H and Fertilizer
NITRATE OF SODA
Invaluable for •|.omv-inlx<.<l' fertilizer
Thu ihrapp-t ani m .*t roni-rnlratrij on
tho mark-< Sf-nd for portt- uiara
11 u.t.ii nt, lon i l 1.11, im t\, cti
SEED OATS AND RYE
TANARUS, J. DAVIS,
IIS Hay atn-et, west
LADIESVemeoy
A a!'r anti powerful remedy for functional
troul.U*, delay, pain, and irrepularitiej, is
APIO LINE
fCHApOTEAUrj
S.ircrssf illv pet., riVd bv Specialists for DU
s. s.r- of o ne. Price J, ■*, of all Druggist.-.
1 r rymaii. P ft. Tl * so., N Y,
rt_ CH'CHcrrkw [nsuih
'ehhyrqyal pills
jf . K ■"< Owlt (traulfr
,r **Arr t ith'p |. at | I hi. %a 4
iAjEP"' '■ cjltt It KM Kit's KX.I.ISH
U . * ' JiilPMl||*. Mrrwkr.
' w I, y *- tt l ” ■€••••• i 4. la
I__ m *•' (v I opti'Mlmr*. Tv*tt aMklkU
p— -r\. ;??, 5.*“- VLi;T^:,
“J r;- M.si... ~VSir iml ha’
**** <*■>• ft a la*;*, irr.gjuu. Mw Orktuuk
.iJ - V ’ W ANT GOOD MATEKIA I.
and work order your lithographed aid
Mir. n.l .jtionery and bUnk hooka from
Morning New*. Savannah, tea. ,
s. ui of hopi n mnoc un
9C Hi:i)i I*:
th rate atabim cKaufd r.if raf
tor Isle of Hopt\ Moiitgom* ry
bait, Cattle l ink | w.
Daily except Sundays. Subject i t. a
without notice.
. __ 18 LK OF HOPE.
L#v. City for I. of II Lv. Isle of Hope *
♦? 3> am from T- nth <$ 00 ant for
730 am from Tenth ; 6u> am to: T n
S 3>J am from Tenth | 7UO am for TrJ
915 am from Holton 800 araf or
10 30 am from Tenth 10 00 am ?..r . -•
12 on n*n from T.-nth 11 on . n f.*r •
1 15 pm from Bolton 11 3* am r : T -
230 pm from Tenth | 200 pm t r
3 30 pm from Tenth , 240 pn for i; i:oc
4 30 pm from Tenth |3OO pm t • ii
5> pm from Tenth 400 pm : r in
6 3i> pm from Tenth j tOO pin f •
730 |*n from Tenth |7 00 pin lo • A
H3O pm from Tenth 8 o>* pm r ']u.n
o 3*i pm from T nth ‘J to pm f n
10 3j pm from Tenth ’*oo pm Ia
11 tw pm ? t it i
M 4 iNTUOMKKY.
Lv city for lfong i% Li \i*
x. am from Tenth | 715 am f i
230 pm fiom Tenth Ir.pm to oi
t> 50 pm from Tenth jt uu (an f* ta
CATTLE PARK
Lv city for Cat. Park Lv ( an r
• 3 am from . t am t
7 30 am from Holton , 8 to am t
luo ptn from Holton 1 3*> pm :
53u pm from Holton j3u> pm s t <
7 ou pm from Holton j 7 30 pm t
800 pin from Holton 8 ;*r pm *
“ THINDEKBOLT
Cur haves Holton street Jut ; '
a. m. and every thirty rmntit.
until 11:90f>. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt at •> ni * *
every thirty minutes there.
12:90 midnight, for Bolton e'r t c
tion.
FREIOHI am* PARC] i
This car carries trailer for t • *
on all tripa iintl leaves w • t
market for Isle of Hop*. T *’
and all Intermediate points a* r
l .oo p m.. S:(io p m
Leaves Isle of Hope for T 1
City Market and all Interim- * r
at ti. Oft a. m . ILoo a. vn . 2:40 p •
WRIT END CAP
Car leaves west side of city r ' '
End 4:00 a m and cv*r\
thereafter during the day until
leaves West End at t:£ an. • l* '
ery 40 minutes thereafter dur.
until 12:00 o'clock midnight
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BRENNAN BROS.,
WtIOLESALB
Fruit, Produce. Grain, Etc.
>aaBAV STREET.
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JOHN G. Bl TI.EH.
—DEALERSIN-
Palnie. Olla and OlaaS. s" ••
llltnd, and Builders’ Buppl.<s
Decorativa Wall Paper, F. r U ■
manic Cements. Lima. Piaster
Bole Agent for Abastlne Cold W '
M> Congress street. wi. aivl I* S'- ' u!l "
■treat, west. _
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