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Ri i , V > NOW W^j^S*^ 0 * 0 K BUILDING ST. M|^hoooenpyle TkIIipHONE NO. 480. Old fashioned pound caKAue kin. mother used to make, 25 per boben's bakery. 100 ▲ street. The Celebrated CHATTANOOGA EDGER. W INfl 111 thf; - ;] NEWS AND NOTES ALONG THE BAY Following is the record of the movement of vessels at this port yesterday. Arrived. Steamer Sellasta. Purdy, Barba dos. Schooner Marjory Brown, Thomp*. son. New York. Sailed. Steamer Onondaga, Bunnell, Bos ton. via Charleston. River Notes. The steamer Enieline, of the Cum berland Route, which has been on the marine railway for the past s&v eral days, will come down Week. She will remain at the plant of the j ParkenvKensell Dngineiering Comp* - | ny for some time yet, as she Is bein'* thoroughly overhauled. It is expected that the Xo--aftft shipping record will almost com*. 'P to any of the present y?*r .al though it Is an off season in some respects a large nunjter of vesaelis have entered port and the shipping sta"'ment will be an Inv esting one. T TN* MUNtWICK DAU.Y NEWS, il/NSAY, NVMB£ft 2s. i*tt - ♦ go . ■Ratos’ :™E j : METROPOLITAN: : RESTAURANT : ♦ 4 ♦ OPEN DAY ANU NIGHT. * 4- 4 4. ♦ FREE DELIVERY TO ALL * ♦ SECTIONS OF THE CITY * 4. We serve the best the market 4 + Affords and Pay Prompt attentioen* 4. to any and al IComplalnts 4 jMARCATOS m t props. PHONE 321.’ < The styles in shoes at Peer-eon’s ire as plentiful and as varied as the .autumn leaves. Hea ers H ate s ■ ■-’> R mging in Pno s From - HK J*. sl.7s^|{:Vs3^oo Hav£ One Puf Ii .iifore the ■ : 'g.. _V "TCB '•'; •% - MW ■ F . >', NEXThJOQ WAUE JWf ¥f - v i A r i ; ' ;>-s f >;: : H" ' f •..•-£• */.m %. ! f '£' ..vf f| AT ■ fi I I • ' i *'•'•: .. . ';* v • f'.|v ;•'• #-. ; a:t^ : j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3