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Looking after No. i. This is perhaps the most im portant duty in life. We owe it to ourselves to keep in per fect, physical health —we owe it to oar families—our friends —to the future generations. We have nd more jight to neglect health, or suffer it by neglect to become impaired, than we have a right to rob the United Lt’s alone part I xdRL RSM r Tvid a SdCiCC —■ ' Fjf N hflti trust to <9> ter it. Too many of us are weak and debilitated, nervous and lacking strength generally impure blood is the cause—often or ganic weakness—for such j o ple Brown’s iron Bitt rs is the best remedy. It enrich' •: the blood—sets the torpid iiv ■: and kidneys at work. 'tic not stain the teeth. But gel the genuine— BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. DR. S. C. PARSONS’ GREAT NERVE RESTORER, . - A Sexual anti Generative Tonic A always successful in sperrna g® \ torrlnv. loss of geminal power, tk J sterility, barrenness, self abuse •U and {tem ral debility of the brain ■V' z \ j e.nd sexual system, Restores the Vr s, ’* i l> and vigor of Youth and /A* giv<s Gill sexual ability. price *1 a Bottle; 6 Bottles, SS. '• l ; ’>r pamph’,-t<. orpri. iij inforr.iatior '■ f f J " r Stump If x CR.S G PARSONS. Savannah, Ga. Ko Stain, No Pa Stu-Prevents Stricture. Free Sirlrge. A Quick Cure for Gonobbhgia. Glket, Lxucobbhgu and all Unnatural Discharges of either sex- At Druggists or sent to any a hire s for S|.QQ, <*lißeetion Ma-ydor U THE BEST of nil similar remedies.” Dr. HENRY KEN Y, Biddeford, Mu, BAMDOU I’PUjTcb.,”‘i Wra-Tcrrohlo, U, 8. Ar OPIUM, MORPHINE Lainjlanun) ana Anular habits, speedy, permanent, painless cure guaranteed; no suffering; not a re duct ion cure; consultation, explanation of treat went a,nd valuable treatise on home cure free; all business strictly confidential. Call on or address NATIONAL HEALTH CO., 12b West 31th treet, New York- Hubbard’s Disinfectant Deodorizer and Germicide a most effective cure for Catarrh, Colds, Diphtheria, Croun, Bronchit ).-> Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Etc. Ex cellent for Cuts, Wounds, Etc. The best eye water known Th- finest disinfectant in the world. Price with atomizer JI per bottle, at Liv ingston’s and Solomon & Co.’s. Recommended by loading citizens of Savannah. HOW A LARGE BUSINESS WAS BUILT UP Benjamin Franklin, tie fust Ameticau philosopher, said: “Honesty is the besl policy”—and the truth of the pfo.isc is agreed to by everybody. It is only by the exercise of absolute honesty that any strong permanent business can be buit up. Dishonest methods, false representations, unmet promises or deception of any kind, will either cripple or destroy business. It is honest and efficient work by meet in ■ every promise that he makes by candid, straightforward and truthful conduct that I): Broadfoot, the specialist, has built up such a large practice in diseases peculiar to men and women which he now possesses. Dr. Broad foot asserts that he can and does cure certain diseases, and he has testimony from you friends and neighbors proving this assertion. Special Attention to the Following: Young Men who by their acts V of imprudence oi 1 suffer from Nervous Debilit , jfiggj w** Exhausting drains V \ on their fountains xww Xmh a of life affecting mind. ixxL anc * manhood should consult the Hr ° a foot at s 1 X. once. Remember, \ diseases n or without or debil- L I I an “ i° ss F»- \ 1 I I / g nerve power treat, ■ \l\ I 1 / '/ ed scientifically, \ l\ • /I f / by new methods. 1 ' ’ with great success It makes no dif erence what you have taken or who has tailed to CU £o*t Manhood and all weakness of the sexual organs treated with great success. . Female Diseases cured at home .without in struments; a wonderful remedy. Piles. Great discover}'. A cure guaranteed. No knife, cutting or lig ture Painless treatment. Stricture cured without cutting. The most wonderful discovery, safe and sure. Syphilis. The uaost rapid, safe and effective remedy. A cofriplete cure guaranteed, oi all kinds cured while other; l * Have failed. . Unnatural Discharges promptly cured in a few days. Quick, sure and safe. This includes | Gleet and Gonorrhoea. MY METHODS: tzFree consultation at the office or by mai 1. 2. Thorougn examination and careful diagnosis. 3. That each patient treated gets the advantage at special study and experience, and specialty is I made of his or herdisease- 4. Moderate charges and easy terms of payment. A home treatment can be given in a majority of cases. ‘ Send for Symptom Elana No. 1 for men. Send for Symptom Blank No. 2 for women. Send for Symptom Blank No. 3 for skin diseases Alt correspondence answered promptly Business strictly confidential. Medicine sent free from observation. References the. best Address or call on T. BROADFOOT, M. D., LI3G BROUGHTON ST, Upstairs., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. MOBILE DEFEATED AGAIN. Bitt's Pitching Too Much lor the Alabamians Yesterday. Savannah won the second game of the series from Mobile yesterday, by timely hit ting and daring base running, by a score of 6 to 4. Hill and Jantzen held the points, for McCloskey, Knorr and Zahner were up for Mobile. Butler played third, the condition ol Hutchinson’s sore ankle precluding the possibility of his playing. The game was a very pretty one throughout, notwithstanding the tact that Larocque, who had an off day, made three of the six errors made by Savan nah. Mobile made but five hits off Hill's deliv ery, with a total of six bases, Gettinger hav ing made two of the n, one in the third in ning and a two-b gger in the third. Hill struck out seven men, gave tour bases on balls and hit one. Knorr was touched up for ten hits, with a total ot 11 bases, shuck out three men and gave four bases on balls. ONE EACH IN THE FIRST. Both teams male on? run in the first in ning. Clarke got his base on balls, McCann bunted, but was thrown out at first, Clarke going to second, from which position he scored on Larocque’s hit to center field Wolf hit to center, but was put out going to second on McCloskey's hit to short, and McCloskey was thrown out trying to steal second. Kling was hit, was advanced on a base on balls to Gettinger. McGowan flew to Buller. Taylor hit to short. Peeples threw him out at second, but Kling scored on Larocque’s wild throw to first, and Wells flew out to McCann. BUTLER'S TWO-BASE lllY. Savannah was blanked in the second and third, bi the tourth, however, two runs were scored. Woll flew out to Berte, McCloskey hit to left. Jantzen went out from pitcher to first-, and Butler hit to center for two bases, McCloskey scoring. Peeples hit to center and Butler scored, and I III! hit to Knorr, who threw him out at first. Mobile was blanked, Hill striking out Kling and Knorr, Pender fly ing out to Butler. The audience applauded Butler for his long l it in this inning as well .as for his daring base running. Kling got a hit, but it availed him nothing, as Gettinger flew out to McCloskey, Pender to Butler and Knorr struck out. WON ON ERRORS IN THE FIFTH. Savannah won the game in the fifth inning by a costly error ol Wells. Clarke got his base on balls, McCann hit to center, but was thrown out at second on Larocque's hit to I short, the latter getting his base on fielders’ | choice, while Clark" went to third. Woh flew out to Knorr, and McCloskey got first | < n an error of Well , w ho, alter muffing the i ball, threw it ov?r Johnson's head, alter I which the ball was blocked, Clarke, Larocque I and McCloskey scoring. Mobile was blanked in thi; inning, iffid Savannah did not make anothei run in the remainder of the game. MOBILE GETS THREE RUNS. 11l the seventh inning Wells’ aggregation got in two runs on two hits and an error of Peeples’ wild throw to Im’ si Taylor's hit. Wells hit Io short .and went out .it first, and Taylor Scored on Zahnei’s hit to center Barte went out from pitcher to first has.-. Pendei j and Knorr hit safe, and the former scored. ' Kling flew cut to Clarke and Gettinger, who | hit to Peep < s, got Ins base on fielders’ choice,! Kling going cut at ■. ci.nii McGowan flew I out to M.C inn, and Well:, struck out. PRETTY i'I.AYL'.G IN THE NINTH. 'The playing of the Mobile team in the 1 ninth inning w.-o 1i..,, finest ever seen in this citv. Gettinger made a beautiful catch of C arke's I >ng drive Io b.ft field, which looked ■ goc-.i for two base... W- i|. made the prettiest catch of the season of McCann’s foul to the i ■■■icket fence behind first base, and Knorr ills- ; linguisiied himself by a difficult stop of Hill’.. | hot liner. Taylor got his base on Butler’s I error." Wells struck out and Z ihner hit to I Pee; les. who threw Taylor out at second. ’ Berte hit a hot liner to Peeples who, after | making the prettiest play of the season, threw ' the latter out at first. Kelly, the new umpire, was all that could I be wished lor, and is looked upon as the besl man in the business who has been hi re since | Conley left. Peppers ;m.l Jantzen and Kling i and Trost will be the opposing batteries to-1 l y. and it goes without saying that “Pepp” will win. Go out and see him make monkies, oi Mikey Trost and his team. GAMES ELSEWHERE. At Charleston—Charleston 25, New Or-1 leans 7. Batteries--Blackburn and Fields; Fanning and Schabel. At Atlanta—Atlanta -1, Memphis 5. Bat teries Kcenap and Bovle; New and O'Meara. At Macon—Macon I ; Nashville 1. Bat teries—Gibbs anti Wikit; Shaw and Sweet, At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 12; Cincinnati It. Al N.-.v York—New York *, Louisville 3. At Boston—Boston 15, Chicago 11. At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 7, Pittsburg; 4. At B.iliim re—Baltimore?,Cleveland 9. At Washington—ll innings—Washington 2, St. Louis 3. Hou Ttiij Look. What is a more curious study than to ex amine closely the head and features of a great man or woman and compare them with those of the ordinary person. One wonders if it is because of some difference in the shape of the heads and the mold of the features that there has been such a vast difference m the characters. It is a fascinating study. It is an instinctive one. In ‘‘America’s Greatest Men and Women,” a remarkable work which The Daily Dispatch is now offering to its readers, opportunity is afforded lor this curi ous comparison. Never was issued a more interesting series, It absorbs the attention of all who see it, so perfect are tile.pictures and so faithful and entertaining are panning biographies. It is a work. a permanent value. It will be a bock should be in every hotijehold. It is able and beautiful posses-ion. Cut the coupon from Tins Daily Dispatch for the /frej I trip to Suwannee ami return I (via S., F. & W Ry.) and om I week's board and lake ll« io Andrew Danley's slorw be presented July 1. M A I’arrlun Sue Hr. Huberts. A petition for the pardon of ['■/certs, ex poitiiii.:.-.- ■ ! S. . 11 0.J9 P- ..m. a: . I ... ■ O r-■ m.. a h.-.e the NE ' eris i’. th.’ commer.i’.l .w can sign the •: i -ll.< m . Georgia vs. 11 South Carolina. THE BIGGEST RACE EVER RUN IN SAVANNAH. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT AT 2:30 O’CLOCK. Nellie Burke, of J. A. Durrence, of Tattnall County, will go a quarter against the noted quarter horse Rex, of Columbia, S. C. Remem ber the place, VERNON PARK. Other races will alsT take place between Tattnall and Effingham horses. The purse for the Big Race is $2,500. Arrangements will be made to transport people direct to the park. THE HIGH SCHOOL FREE. Another Victor) for Die Dully blsimtch Lust Night. Ihe Daily Dispatch was the pioneer in moving for the abolishment of tuition fees in the high school, and the board ot education last night took action, making the high school tree for the ensuing scholastic \ ear. No board will dare to return to the cheese paring and old fogy system ot charging fees again. 'I he high school is the poor child’s collegg, and should ever be as free as the juvenile class room. Before adjournment the board elected the teachers for the ensuing scholastic year, all I but one vacancy, the fifth grade in the Bar- I nard street school, being provided for. No j changes were made in the highschool, I Cathedral, St. Patrick, Massie and East and ; West Broad street scooh. Prot. W. IL Baker remains superintendent and F. 11 Ferguson, assistant. Mrs. E M. Spring was promoted to the sixth grade in the Barnard street school. hi the Chatham school No. 1 Miss A. G. Alexander was promoted to the third grade. MissC. A Carter was elected to second grade and Miss Maud Williams made assistant. In the Chatham school No. 2 Mi s E. B. Hopkins was promoted to third grade and Miss Florence Whitehead to second grade. there were more changes in the Henry ,sii.., | school than any other, the roster now j standing as folkiws : Miss J. A Muslin, (principal), Seventh I grade. Miss A V. Hourquiti, Sixth grade. Mis'- F.ugenia LsLll, Filth grade (A). Mrs. C M. Gray, Fifth grade (B). Miss K. B. Ham, I l' |i urth grade (A). Miss I. M. Cabaniss, | Fourth grade (B) Miss J. G Borchert, Third gi.’ ie (A) Mi“- I [■'. Wolfe, 'I bird grade (B) i Mis... F.. L. Qemler, Second grade (A). Miss IS. A. 1 . Bieck, Second grade (B). Miss E V I Lane, Second grade (C) Miss N. E Martin, I Fir t grade (A). Miss 1 . I Adams, First grade (Bj. Miss Fursig assistant. Mr. M. A O’Brien was elected principal < l i the*eveuing school, ami Mr. D. B. Falk a-sist- i 1 ant. Mis> li .I' ll Howard was elected teacher | of drawing, and Mrs May L. Silv.i teacher ol vocal music Prize F Igluing in I luridn- Jaci.-.onvii.i.f:, Fla., June 12.—[By Postal j Co.]—The victory won by the Duval Athletic i Club by Judge Call's decision in granting an I injunction to restrain the sheriff from inter- I sering with the light between Corbett and I Mitchell, lias been claimed as settling the fact I that there is no law in Florida to prevent | prize fighting. This has been accepted as final, unless the legislature passes a law pro hibiting such fights in the future, but it ap pears that the case was appealed to tile su preme court by A. G. Hartridge, the state’s attorney, in behalf of N. B Broward. The members of the club, however, have been re minded of the fact by Sheriff Pearce of the supreme court, who a few weeks ago served each member of the club to be found in lack sonville with a citation to appear before the i supreme court to-day to answer to the case, i The citations are for J. E. T. Bowden, Harry I Mason, Joseph H. Vendig, Louis C. Sillier, B. iF. Blake, C E. Smith and Charles W. Rich ardson, doing business as the Duval Athletic Club. The citations are signed by G. P. Raney, chief justice of the supreme court of the state of Florida. KANSAS STATE SHOOT. Topeka, Kan , June 12.—[By Postal Co.] —The Kansas State Sportsman’s Association has issued its programme for its fifth annual tournament, which will be held at Topeka from to-day to June 14. The programme announces 10 events for each day, one of which will be a live pigeon shoot. Two Sets of five traps each will be run, and the target shooting will be all under the rapid-firing system. The rules of the American Shoot ing will govern all the events. BETHLEHEM. ;By gSM'• A ,I'l :. .. ©kS ' ' ' . c ' 'i v' ■ ■For Savannah and : r s |i "ht ch.mces in southerly. V Maximum temper ature, rainfall, The height of the \ugust.iat 8 a. in. to-day (75th | I) wa « 5 2 feet a rise ot 0.l feet during twenty four ho 4» s - , Smyth, luesdav, I uno 12. 'Observer -- ; V'lFff-: — — WE CLOSE AT 6:3OWtM. SHARP. hoT As it sometimes is, you’ll ijequently see men with their skates on, in. 'aet you’ll tee many an ice thing in the siufoner if you’ll take pains to look for it. Mire’s the sum mer girl—she’s a nice there’s the lock up—that’s not exacfflfm ice place, but ii s “cooler;” tongs—ice cream—ice ly fins got a b ii’rtiml . i'.V ] plac.—th.il’.- Nice. lU’iyW'.,. of hoi Underwear thin vet lihin shirts cool neckwear negligee [shirts thin coats—thin socks and a whol lot of other things to add to men’s ComiFit these dog days—We will sell w ine . Qmlity Bleached Jean Drawers tor 15 cents. underwear worth 75 cents^^^^H’nts — thin coats worth .JI for 50thin socks usual 25 cents for 9 eJ|HB®Wc will sell our 50 cent neckwear and Swell Ties— and don’t that un derwear you never saw such values in UNDERWEAR LEOPOLD ADLER. ir'in mawa-AMA x —«'i- SPECIAL NOTICES. DANCING —AT— ANDERSON’S PAX H.LION THUNDERBOLT Every Thursday 4to 8 o’clock, P. M. Admission tree. From 8 to 12 P. M, admission 25 cents. The finest place at Thunderbolt for ladies and children. Open everyday. Refresh ments served. Hood music. DEMOCRATS TAKE NOTICE Bvviriue of authority given me by r solution of the O-’inociTit'c I’airv of (’hatham G uilty in mass meeiing assembled, I hereby summon the members of that party t< meet in their respective militia districts i i mass meetings, on Tuesday, J une 12, 189-1, at 7 o’clock in the evening, at the points liereinaflci named, for the purposeof elect ing an Executive Committee of the part v for the ensuing 'erm. 'l'he I iist, Second, Third and j I'ourth Districts will elect five memliers «•<<?!> "I said committee; the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and l .ighth two members each, and all ol said dis trit ts will vote for five nu mbers at latge. Tlie several mass meetings will c<mvcr.e at the . following points : l irsl District That portion of I'.lbart Square, i I and adjacent territory, which lies wesi of the ' ne dian Due of Montgomery street. Second District That portion of (..'hatham Square, and ad!a*ent territory, which lies west of the median line of Barnard street. Third District Northern half of the Parade (Jround known as the Park Ext< nsion. lourth District—'l'roup Square. Fifth District—'The Pavillion at the Isle of Hope Sixth District The Pavillion at Montgomery Seventh District Junction ol the Og'-echee and Fort Argyle Roads Eighth District 'Territory to the rear of Rail road Station at Pooler WALTER G CHARL'I ON. ('hairman of Democratic Paily of Chatham • Ounty, TWO WONDEKSL 'The new French rheumatic lotion, by an eminent French Physician and the Ambrosia. Ihe fist cures rheumatic pains, cramps, lumbagr, etc., >eleaving immediately- Though scarcely in troduced in Savannah many (tires have been made- The second, the Ambrosia, is a complete toilet set; it beautifies, clears, softens, heals the skin; it requires neither water nbr soap to jfliave with. It is tlie life of the hair And the. friend of the tfitth, nothing equals it. Soil at druggists, also at 112',/» Broughton street. A STARTLING FACT. That very few persons have pt rfeet eyes. It must be evident that it requires tyofh knowledge and skill to know what the eyett need and to fit them proj>cr]y with glasses. who trust this work to uninstructed dealeis/arc criminally oarc-h'-'s of the most valuable of ad the senses, their sight. In addition to graduating in Ger many and my thirty years’ practical experience ! have taken a course and graduated in a school of optic- in New York and learned the latest and host methods of ascertaining t’nb difiereut de fects of the eyes and their proper correction, so that I can fit you properly withgHsse* that will etrongthen and improve your eyesight instead of rnpicily ruining it, as poorly fitted glasses will always do. No charge ;or examination. DR. M. SCHWAB & St>N, GRADUATED OPTICIANS, No. 23 Bull Street ~“rf wiLL~PAY To get estimates from us, before purchasing else where on plate and window glass,(paints, lime, cement, fire brick and cl y. Sash, doors ■fcaall paper ami otheiJbuPdcrs’sup >r t ;.-L goods an<i- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ : ™ l ’in : IFOR MEN, YOUNG MEN ANDt ♦ BOYS. ♦ ♦All our 25c. Hats 19c. each ♦ | “ “ 50c. “ 39c. “ ♦ t “ “ 75c. “ 64c. “ : ♦ “ “ 1.00 “ 79c. “ ♦ : “ “ i. 50 “ - i.i9 “ : | “ 2.0 C “ 1.60 “ ♦ : u “ 2.50 “ i.BB : : COLLATS. : ▼ POPULAR COLUMN. Advertisements inserted in tin's column for On Cent ci Word. Embayment and Help Wants inserted free one insertion. PERSONAL. |.|‘ ’IT MA N, 66 Bull street makes the finest photographs in the city. If you want a photo of yourself give him a call. I Al NEY & GOEBEL make the finest photo graphs in Savannah. Cabinets $2. per dozen. See our new Parisian finished photos. MUSK evt ry Sundayat Wilmington l>l;.n 1. y Y !’• ' I-1 - & I*OG ERS, expert cycle repairers, enameling; satisfaction guaranteed, 133 York street. are th- cheapest, C. F. Weber &T 0., 102 state street Painting, graining, marbling, kalsomining, etc.; paperhanging a specialty. CINE FRESH FISH, all kinds, delivered daily 1 by N. Bohle, stall No. 4 City Market. Orders taken for delivery and prompt attention guaran teed. We keep Hit' bust only ami supply the finest trade in the city. Ask for N. Bolde, stall No. I, City Market. DANCING at Armory hail Friday nights from 9 toll. Monthly tickets $1; A. Berger. COK the best cigars and smoke,articles go to 1 James Lynch, at, Broughton street lane and Whitaker street. '1 he Daily Dispatch on sale also. j'RY Gerst’R Foaming ilair Tonic. It preserves 1 the hair and removes dandrnll. On sale at Solomons Co., Livingston’s, Reid & Co., and i Pigman’s. i < > YPRESS S 111 NG LES.-- To reduce our stock 'o we make a further reduction in prices, and offer cypress shingles at $2 2 > and $1 5u per thous- I and at mill; boats can load at the mill. Yale ' Royal M.mill it till it.’ 1 . ( 'He iny. j tO lUJ Broughton street for signs. (?AFEST Beach for bathing, Wilmington Island. THOMAS MAYI.E, I’ainting, Graining.'Kai J summing. Paper Hanging and House Decorat ing. 174 Broughton street, "hop 71 President street, Savannah, Ga. See my work before mak- I df 4 I O ' D oak woo 1, ■■ lek or sawed, any length * f t ieplmne 121. Ainrnr & (.’<>. U-'E («<tsL Foaming Ilair Tonic. On sale at ' Solomons A' Co.. Livingston’s, Strong’s Reid I Co.,Strong’s ami Pigniau’s Pharmacy, J C- HER KUN, Price and Gaston streets, keeps family groceries, fruits and vegetables; milk and ice served to customers regularly. PAINTING in al! its branche . Ct • n : . rsti mate and good work. WILLIAM TAYLOR, 53 Jefferson street, near South Broad. WILMINGTON ISLAND is the place fora picnic. UCAN get choice fresh meat from Hester’s stalls 9 and 10 city market. It is important what you eat-and Hester’s word goes when he tells jou it is or not. J. W. Hester, stall 9 and 10. Step oil tlm car -you’ll easily find it. [SR. A. J ASM E, veterinary surgeon, West Broad street, foot of South Broad. Telephone 264. COR dandruff try Gerst’s Foaming Hair Tonic. 1 used by the most prominent people of Savan nah. On sale at Solomons & Co., Livingston’s, Reid & <-0., ami Pigin in>. BAKERS. | GOTTLIEB, Baker, stall 23, City Market. Bakery 198 Bryan street. Bread delivered to any part ot the city morning and night. pORES 1 CITY BAKERY. Whitaker and South Broad Street Lane. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies delivered to any part of the city. Try our Fine Rolls, ready for breakfast every morn ing. J. M Rn h, Manager BOARDING. A WI LL buy 29 meal tickets at the Harnett iP» House. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. LADIES wanted to address circulars and do other easy office work at home: no canvassing; good wages the entire year; send self addressed envelope. Address Pond Lily Medicine Com pany, South Bend, Ind. VVANTED, to introduce articles of merit. VV Samples of useful houselold articles, novel ties, etc., sent free. Enclose two stamps for postage. Address E. Towner, Lock Box .’9l, Marshall Town, lowa. . \XZANTED. 5,000 bushels of live oyster shells, I ** to be delivered at or near either Pali’s or I August’s landing, Thunderbolt. Address all bids I or communications to L. W. Nelson, care Nelson, H FOR RENT. RENT, on rea-tziiablu terms to <lesir.'Lbi<‘ M tenant, the rof President and streets, adjojr' 1 ' wn, and possess |ir MercC DEL 1 SCix <nbroker, removed ■[i Congrm fith-t. Hiositc <-it\ maik.-t. V.ns m.idcon di 'moii'L. y waP i. and on any oth- r pt-j.-,0n.il prop- Voisact.ims strictly cotr’demi.ll. (>p j 7. p. m. GOODS. BjUjSON’S, at Lb' ity .’.ml I'iice un 4 • s < ! .1 ii.nti EaViII lit cyv.:• and .->p< ctacl'’r, Ugpreducud prices. FLORISTS. P ( ' S IT La I'rance, Marechai Neil. Paper Gon tier, Ihe Bride, etc. Artistic floral designs a special feature. Special attention paid to parlor decorations. Plants of all descriptions. Leave orders at Strong’s Pharmacy, 67 Bull street- WAGNER, florist, Thunderbolt road. 1 e.lephone 498. PAPER HANGING. DAPER am prepared to do all kinds of paper hanging and decorative work. xMy specialty will be cleaning wall paper, which is done to look like new, at .1 very small cost. Best of testimonials. J. H. Crawford, 63U Jefferson Vl/ALL PAPER I am now prepared tofur ’ ’ nish and nut up all grades of paper hangings from the highest to the lowest grades. Nice patterns from 10 cents per roll up. Decorations of every style and price. John G. Butler, 14c ( ongr.’ss and 139 st Julian strej t. MISCELLANEOUS. FINEST PaviJliou foi dancing at Wilmington Island. | ISE Gerst’s Foaming lla'i~fonic Tor dandiuti; On sale at Livingston’s, Solomons & Co., Reid N Co. Strong’s amt J'igman's. A/V* t( ?° l >e tc! C. I*’ Web. r & Co., the sign * 1 painters. 102 State street. Our prices defy competition. CIG NS, the cheapest and bust froiifCTF’.’Weber & »to . 102 State tn et Westcott, 109 Broughton street? COR SASHES, doors,blinds,building, hardware ‘ lime, cement ami plastef. paints, oils, glass etc.; house, sign and decorative painting, call at John G. Butler's, 140 Congress and 139 St Julian street. MEDICAL. THE great faith ume <>f cmo-is. bone felons. 1 fire burns, asthnia. chronic sores, goiters, rheumatism, wens, rising breasts of women, thrash <>n infants, warts on human or animals, botts on horses or mules. Guarameed cure or money re funded- G, W. Getsinger, corner Congress and Jefferson streets, rooms upstans on Congress I streets. JACK, the gentleman’s friendj cures (gleet and G all discharges) from one to live days. Sold ai Parson's Pharmacy, 35 Liberty street- OPIUM habit cured cbi ap—We will furnish sufficient medicine to cure any case ol mo phine or opium habit for j? 10 and guarantee a cure. Testimonials at <1 full particulars givt n on application. ddressall in strict confidence to Acme Opium Cure Company, ■ Boy *5 Decatur, Ga. Rl PTVRE cured, trusts fitted; complete stock of surgical appliances, at S. C. Parsons’, 35 i Lilerty street. INI ANTS’ FRIEND POWDER. This is Jo i certify that we have used the powder for prickly heat and chafing, and upon infants and other purpG: ~ and find it superior to any toilet powder ever used. We cheerfully recommend it. Signed, J. Ade Castro, A. B. Thompson, J. K. P. Carr, Jeff I). Miller, Percy Sugden E. B. Chipman, 11. R, Altick, and others. For sale by all druggists. G()( )I) fishing and bathing at W liur. jtdn Island; no holes on beach; no danger of drown ing. SUMMER RESORTS." CTEPHENBON HOUSE ami Saline Mineral ’ J Springs, St. Catharine's, Canada. Canada’s popular summer resort, 11 miles from Niagara Falls. No malaria or mosquitoes. Excellent, varied and liberal table. Hotel renovated, im proved and new bedding added for season ot 1894. The baths a positive cure for rheumatism, "out, sciatica and all nervous infections. Send iordescriptive booklet C. V. \\ .nd, Manager. CEASIDE A I LAN IICCII Y, N. |. O UNITED STATES HOTEL AND CALE. t Ocean view and centre finest villas and drive- Capacity suo guests. First-class appointments and orchestra. For terms and rooms address John S. Davis, Prop QABATOGA SPgINGS, N. Y.» “The Lafay- Y ette,” Circular stre. t. Finest family hotel of its size in Saratoga. First clas* accommodations for 100 guests. Pleasant balconies, Larpe cool parlors, dining room and office. Electric bells. Excellent bill of fare. Very low rates. Cores spondenec solicited. (It E. Bates, Proprietor SUMMER board in the mountains of Virginia reference, Rev. Robb White: for circulars, ad dies F Randolph, Keswick, Albemarle County \A/HEN in Buffalo stop at the Genesee, Niagara v v Falls 40 minutes awav. j \ vll .LA, I lendersonville, N. C. J House new and handsome ; centrally located ; two minutes from post office, but away from dust and noise; rooms large and airy; fare unsurpassed; rates very moderate. L C.C. DUNFORD, Proprietor. ■„ - ■".■■■■ I liferents 1 very body. How did they do it ? What is thereabout them them that is different from other peo ple? How do they look? Are their heads shaped differently or have thtir faces a dif ferent expression from those of the ordi nary mass of humanity ? What is it that has given to those who are living to-day, and who are leading in great things, the prominence which is accorded them ? What is the story of their lives? What method do they adopt of advancing in the world, an accomplishing what they have done? These are the questions which come in voluntary to any one who studies the careers of those who are conspicuous among us to day, and these are the questions which are answered in the great work just produced which The Daily Dispatch has given to its readers. In “America's Greatest Men and Women” are presented magnificent full page photographs of all the living great people of the country, with graphic biographies, telling just what they have done and how they do it. It is a most valuable work and most interesting and curious. It is what every intelligent person should have. Before making arrangements for your sum mer trip call on the Florida insular for in torn bout North Carolina^K-$ F MOSQUITO NETS! MATTINGS. CANVAS COTS, AND SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT THE MILLER COMPANY Do you need a REFRIGERA- TOR ? We have them at ALL PRICES. NOW FOR THE MOUNTAINS. A Free Ticket to Aihevllle Knit Two tVeekx Board. The Daily Dispatch will award on July 1 a free round trip ticket to Asheville, N.C., (via Florida Central and Peninsular railroad,) that popular mountain resort with Savan nahians, and two weeks’ board at Kenil worth inn, the best resort in the mountains. Every cash subscriber for one month will re ceive a coupon, participating in the award. Gives It Vp. The Augusta Herald, one of the strongest Evans papers in Georgia, has given up the fight and admits the nomination ol Col. W. Y. Atkinson. Here is what the Herald says editorially: “It is too late to think of a third man, even if one could now go in, take the Ev -.s votes and beat Mr. Atkinson. We do not believe that Richmond county’s vote would go to any other man than Gen. Evans or Mr. Atkin son. We do net believe that this county’s, vote, or the votes ot any significantly largej number of counties, could now be diverted t J a thiid man. There ought not to be. Thß nominee will be either Gen. Evans or Mr. At kinson, and, as we have said, it looks very much like the latter named gentleman has won.” It is said our evening contemporary, the Press, will make a similar announcement in a few days. Do You Need a Gas stove! Remember, that a fine gas range for cook ing will be awarded on July 1 to the house keeper guessing incaiest the number of gas stoves in use in Savannah. Cut the coupon from this paper, write your guess and address on same and send it to the gas company’s office, 129 Congress street. Guess as many times as you like. No limit. Coupon in every ssuc of this paper. Eve, r y subscriber to Tur. Dau.y Dispatch receves*j, coupon for the Aslipviile and reluriM F. C. & P. R. weeks’ board al l/.' ; Inn, awarded -July /’ B WILL ' RELTTDIAITK n .BEEFt, And no monopolies or combina ' tions can make people believe CHEAP BEER IS GOOD BEER. The people of Savannah appreciate the product of Home Industry because they know the I SAVANNAH BREWING WAN! Is brewing tiie FINEST BEER IN THE WORLD In its EXTRA PALE CABINET. An analysis by the highest au thority shows it to be the superior of any of its competitors on this side of the Atlantic. . ITS 'I CIIA. M P JV GF N J BEER CANNOT BE Every first-class sal,‘"n .-f| sells i,ur beer. . t SAVAP PIONE‘ ji \ foA