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MOSQUITO NETS. MATTINGS. CANVAS COTS. AND SUMMER GOODS OE ALL KINDS AT THE MILLER COMPANY Do you need a IIEFRIGERA- '!’()R ! We. have them al ALL PRICES. PERSONALS. Mr. J I . Welch left lor New York at noon to-day via the Coast Line. Mr. Max Myerson and family will leave to night for Turnersville to spend the summer. Mrs. R. B. Reppard will leave to-night by the Central railroad for Monteagle to spend one or two weeks. Savannahians registered at New York ho tels: 11. C. Cunningham,at the Park AvenuejJ Duffy, at the New York; A IL Palmer, at the Gilsey; W. 1 . Wilson anil wife, at the Hotel Imperial. Mr. lames T. May of Jhe Savannah Car riage and Wagon Company, who has been verv ill at his home in Augusta, is regaining iris health and strength and will soon be able to resume his trips through Georgia, Florida and Cuba where his trade is now quite extensive. Passenger list of the Nacoochee to New j York: Dr M D Phillips, Mrs Ira R Fox, Capt John T Flannery and wife, Miss I: C Martin, Wi liam Migurs, C li Broughton, HT Burrage, George I. Smith, II Hartman, C G Beebe, J I l ietjen, Miss Margory, Avery, M J Redmond and wife, Mrs M C Smith, Mrs G A Roberts, C H Tananer, Mrs J Miller, S Seers, Mrs 1. Tills, A Haden, J. 1.. Porter, Mrs T V Walker, C W Carpenter, Miss I: 0 Philo, Charles Pea cock and wife, II M Durant and wife, James Vaila, Florence li Williams, W II Hanunock and wife, W F Morton, S T Forrester, Levi Paine, Annie Crawford, Dinkie Small, J Bar ro , John Hailey, Marcus Washington, A Monler, A l.asack, M Mundel, George White, A Washington, Joe Hammond, Pat Cannon, < II Walkin, Delacy Win-lit, Phil Sawyci, Allen Ally, Abdar Ally, Ihovort Ally, D Du lai, Attazert Ally, Borahan Ally, W T Mc- Neil, John R Robb. A FUNNY Thing about putting on shoes no matter what shoe you put on first the other one will be left. Another tunny thing, no matter if they are made on a long last, they wont last any longer on that account. Tire man who fell into the Savannah liver the other day, went in up to his shoe tops and got drowned, not on account of the shoes, but because he went in head first. Our NEW Shoes for men are now' in. While we carry every grade, from the hand-made French calf up to the workingman’s dollar shoe, there’s one particular shoe which we sell that is wiTHOti i fah I’TION the best shoe for the aver age man to buy that ever was made : that’s our genuine Goodyear welt shoe, winch we| sell for §3. We sell these shoes tor ixactiy what they are. Many a shoe salesman thinks it a smart SCHEME To sell them for hand-made, simply because not one man in a thousand knows the differ ence. We sell them for Goodyear welts, and they .ire better than some hand-made shoes. We have them in all widths, in all sizes in Blucher, Lace or Congress, and we know them so well that we say to you, when you buy them if they wear out too soon you can have your choice—S3 in cash or new shoes for nothing. Fit your feet comfortably if you are going anywhere ON FOOT, AT ADLER’S. AT THE HOTELS. At the Pulaski are Grant Wilkins, Atlanta; W C Fowler, C R R; George A Keller, Mein hard, Ga; T S Brown, Summerville; George P Smyser, Yoik, Pa; 1: R Deßarr, New York; E E Lyon Baltimore. The arrivals at the Screven house are Nashville Base Ball Club, I. M Whitehead, New York; SII McKee, Americus, Ga,; J E Walton, Buena Vista, Ga ,Sain Lew, New York; E N Sukels, New York. At the De Soto are W G Brown, J A Link, I) S Arnold, JS Thompson, A E Burnett, Thomas P Haeman, Frank Weldon, Jake Black, W F Prioleau, Atlanta; C F Brown, Henry Carter, .New York; Cyrus W Sc tt, Virginia, A F Jones and wife, Boston; W G Duff, Philadelphia; R li Harrison, Cincinnati!, O.; D D Atkinson, Brunswick. Arrivals at the Harnett house: W A Hodges, Waycross! Dr D Epstein; New York; A B McNeill, C W Martin, Clermont, Fla.; 1. F Petsten, Rockledge, Fla.; ]*P Collins, Glennville, Ga.; Robert W Bard, Hampion, SC; D W Alvord, Hamilton, Ont.; McLeod King, Chatham county; JI) Homer, F Mc- Coy, city. Telegraph Supcrlntenients Meet. Detroit, Mich, June 13.—[By Postal Co]—lhe railway telegraph superintendent meet in annual convention nere to-day. Maine Physicians. Portland, June 13.—[By Postal Co.]— The Maine Medical Association begins a three days’ session here to-day. To the Virginia Resorts. The most convenient schedules ever en joyed by Savannah are now via Florida Cen tral and Peninsular. Through sleepers on board trains. Leave on No. 38 at 11:45 a. m,or 36 at 9:35 p.m. Connect at Char lottesville with C. and 0 trains. A Courting Exhibition. London, June 13,—[By Postal Co.]—A coaching exhibition is to be held in London from to-day to July 17, the patrons including the Duke ol Wellington, the Duke of Marl borough, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, Lord Charles Beresford. Mr. lames Gordon Bennett, Mr. A J. Cassatt, president of the Philadelphia Four-in-hand Club and Mr. Fair man Rogers, New York Four-in-Hand Club. (>ultk Time to Jacksonville. Leave via Florida Central and Peninsular 6:35 a. m. or 4:40 p. m. Best schedu’es offered. . r ■ THE VALUE OF BAKING POWDER I World's Fair Jury kctllra a Much Mooted qncstlcn. The relative value of baking powder has been long discussed. The question has at last been answered bvT World’s Fair jury of award. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is declared to be the best. Several different points of superiority were claimed for it, and they were all found to exist bv the jury, which was made up of scientific men best fitted to make a thorough analysis of all the various kinds of baking powder submitted for the prize. Dr H W. Wiley, chief cliem- • ist of the United States department of agri culture, an expert, and the highest authority on the healtlifulness of food products y.i America, gave the jury the benefit of his analysis of all the different brands and merit alone prompted the award. Especial attention is called to the adver tisement of the Price Bakiqg Powder Com pany, which occupied the entire eighth page of yesterday's issue. interstate Commerce Conference. Washington, lune 13. —[By Postal Co.]— To-day in Washington will be held a confer ence which will settle the fate of all the proposed amendments to the interstate com merce act. The conference will be attended by the sub-coinmittee of the railroad com mittee of the House ot Representatives, Messis. Storer of Ohio, Patterson of Tennes see and Gresham of Texas, and by commit tees of the National Tiansportalion Association, the National Board of Trade, the Association of State Railroad Commissioners and the In terstate Commerce Commission. Word comes from two different sources that the re sult ot this conference is practically certain to be the only legislation this session on the in terstate commerce act. The conference was called at the request of the sub-commitlee and of the interstate commissioners to get a full exposition of j the views of the commercial interests. For months there has been an active railroad lobby in Washin ’tun It consists of Gen eral Counsel Cowan, of the Baltimore and Ohio; Blodgett of the Wabash, Cary of the St. Paul, Bond of the Richmond and Dan ville, and Commissioner Stahlman of the Southern Railway and Steamship Associa tion. They have been in continuous daily session since December, and have called scores of the braniest railroad officials to Washington to help argue their case. They have complete power Io act for all the rail roads of the United States. Their one pur pose in Washington is to secure legislation which will permit pooling. SOUTHERN RAILWAY INTERESTS. New York, June 13. -[By Postal Co ] - The annua! meeting of the Southern Railway and Steamship Association will be held in this city to day. To I lie .Mountains of North (arolia « Take the Florida Central and Peninsula train No. 38 at 11:45 a. m , and reach any ol he resorts same day. Ihuicrla In I tie Telephone. New York, June 12 [By Postal Co.J I he New York Herald’s announcement ol the discovery of bacteria in telephone transmitters has attracted the widest attention in telephone circles The discovery was made by Dr. W. Th. Scheele, a well-known chemist. The doctor concludes Ills review of his dis coveries by suggesting in the Herald the fol lowing remedy : "1 would suggest that all transmitters be cleansed with the olption of alcohol, ether and glycerine, part for part, an atomizer being used, so that Hie most remote parts of the diaphragm can be reached. Ido not think it would be necessary to cleanse the transmitters more than once a year." Will Not Wall lor the Tide. New York, June 12. —[By Postal Co ]--An important change in the sailing time of the American line steamers has been made. Ihe vessels ot this line will leave New York at a fixed sailing hour, which will be independent I Hie tide, and arranged for the convenience and accommodation of passengers alone. The New York and Paris will hereafter leave at 11 o’clock on Thursday mornings, and will reach the other side Wednesday evenings in time for passengers to take the trains for London and all parts ot England, which go out from Southampton. Look! How Is This? Round trip tickets from Savannah to Su wanee Springs, including one week’s board al the hotel, >17.90. The Idea Is Excellent. A certain young and popular assistant cashier of one of our leading banks has been elected president, secretary and treasurer of a refreshment club, said refreshments to consist of fruit only, at 11 o’clock a. m. daily at a private room at the bank. It is understood that the genial teller will ably assist the assist ant cashier in dispensing the shares of fruit to their brother employes with interest well added. The exchange clerk declares that he will oveisee the meetings, very watchful of his line. Killed by an ILxploslsn. Laclede, Mo, June 13.—[By Postal Co.] —A boiler in a saw-mill near here exploded last night, killing two and injuring another. s. liters Warned. I wToVVKSEtD, jun 13- [By Postal Co.] Advices from me Behring Sea United States fleet states that 20 sealers were warned up tdl the 3d, eight of which were Americans. Before making arrangements for your sum mer trip call on the Florida Central and Pen nsulai tor information about the Virginia and North Carolina resorts. LAST WEEK OF THE IRE saljl \ stj Everything at KROUSKOFF’S damaged Mil) (e i■ ' ' will be closed out Uiis’week at almost any price.) CITY LACONICS. Adler's bargains are always foremost. Have you been to Adler’s great summer sale. Regina RiLy was before the recorder this miming for giving a 14-months-old boy carbolic acid, was turned over to the city court. Frank Simon, the young min who was ar rested some time ago on the charge of com plicity in the larceny of goods from a Mo hometan peddler in Lilley Fox’s house, was rearrested this morning. Simon, it will be remembered, was released on last Saturday, •there being no evidence against him. This morning, however, Detective Wetherhorn succeeded in fastening the crime on Simon. Last Night's Fire. List night about 8 o’clock fire was dis coveredinan unoccupied house on Th: '' street between Barnard and Montgomr-y slreets. Winn thefirem.n ariive.lon Lie cell they discovered tbit the fire had been siarted in the bath room against the waimcr-ttirg the room was in a perfect blaze when the men reached the house but confined the lire to the part ot Ihe house where it staitrd The damage does not exceed ’ 3200. The house is, owned by Mr. R. |P. Smart. This is the second fire that occurred yes terday and both of them in the southern part of the city and of incendiary origin. The peo ple in this section are gieatlv worked up over the fires and believe that some one is tryu g to burn rhe southern part of the city. Detectives have been placed on this matter and it is hoped that the culprits will soon be brought to justice. Sinti Reward. Slim. The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu tional disease requires a constitutional treat ment. I hill’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thsreby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu lion and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer SIOO for any case that it tails to cure. Send for list of te timonials. Address, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, <). Sold by druggists, 75c. t ourt News. Alice Freeman was before the recorder for cursing on the street was given the sentence of $5 or 19 days. Louisa Roberts was fumed over to Ihe city court by the re, irder for stealing a pair of shoes. Abe Harris and Dennis Count for disorderly conduct was given $3 or 5 days. Wh< n Baby was sick, v. e iravf her Cnstorln. XVhen slio wan a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she beearno Miss, she clung to L'astoria. When she bail Chihlren, she gave them Castaria. IhMiy. If you want a road horse Ihe only place in town to get one is at the Pulaski Home stables More of them than all other stables combined L.indaus and Kensingtons for hue by the hour or day. No plugs or cripples, h. C Gleason, proprietor, 138 and 140 Bivan, next to Pulaski house A Savannah Voiing Lady Wins Honors. Miss Sadie Traub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Traub of this city, Jias been awarded the gold medal for best scholarship at the the institute of Mrs. Weil. 711 Madison avenue. New York. Miss Traub was a ter mer pupil of the Chatham Academy and on. of the brightest girls in her class. Rest and Health to Mother and t ti I lit Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over FIFTY YEARS bv MILLIONS Os MOTHERS lor their CHILDREN Will: E TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS II SOOTHS the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for DIARRHGiA Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for 1 Mrs. Win slow’s Soothing Syrup," and take no otlie. kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Toronto's Methodist Conference. Toronto, June 13 [By Postal Co |—The Toronto Methodist conference will be in ses sion in the Metropolitan church here from to day to the close of the week Th. debates are certain to be of interest Fspeciallv im portant will be those on conference b. im Li nes, superannuated ministers’ fund and pro hibition. INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY UNION. Clifton Springs, N. Y., June 13—[By Postal Co] -The li teinational Missionary . Union meets here in annual gathering to-dav. Rev. Dr. T. Grady is its president. Rev. W. JI. Belden is secretary. Take the Florida Central and Peninsular route to Suwanee Springs. Leave Savannah 5:35 a. m. Best schedule WOOL, HUIES, SKIN'S—OOUSTBT I'K IDVCE. Furnished by A. Ehrlii-li & Bro., l.X> Bay Street. Dry flint hides, per lb : 6 Dry bides, suited, per it. a Green hides, salted, per lb -2 Wax. per lb ..23 Wool, white, free of burs, per lb XVool, black, free of burs, per lb 9 Eggs, per doz ....It Fowls, grown, hens, per pair. (10 Fowls, grown, mixed, per pair ao Fowls, half lo three-quarters grown 43 aad Goon skins Otter skins oilajl ,'0 Fox skins... 20 a3O i Geoigia syrup, per iral .30 aS2 41 FORECAST Sfil ! For Savannah and vian- ± ' **7 '■ Generally fair; vahie}' J i slight changes in teni- i peraturejvariablewinds, i ' generally south to south* I : ; west. ■ I Maximum tempera- ture, OO 4 *; minimum tern >l^o a,Ure ’- SS ’ : rainfall ’ I’ WjneW' height of the Sa- I ’ : van nah river at Augusta I \ l at ß a - ni - to-day (75th i )j meridian time) was 5.2 t \ /I feet, no change during the preceding twenty four hours. • i’. H. Smyth, , Wednesday. lune 1J Observer. WE CLCBS AT 6:30 P. f/i- SHARP. HOT As it siinii-tiiiies is, you'll fieqiieiilly see men with their slsates on, in fact you II sei iliauy an ice thing in the summer il you’ll take pains to look for it. 1 here's Ihe .sum mer girl she’s a ni<e thing; there's the lock up —that’s not exactly an ice place, but it’s “cooler;” there’s iee tongs—ice cream—ice wagon—and Italy has git a br autifi:! city that’s an ice place—that’s Nice. We’re going to s’.ow a line of hot WEATHER UnthrAcar —thin vests ■—thin shifts cool neckwear negligee shirts thin coats—-thin socks and a whole lot of other things to add to men’s comfort these dog days —We will sell Fine Qua’iiiy Bit ached ' Jean Drawers (hr 15 cents. Thin summer . underwear worth 75 cents for .39 cents — thin coab worth $1 lor 50 cents and thin seeks usual 25 cents for 9 cents. We will ' still our 50 cent neckwear for aquarh r, ami Slicll Ties— ami don’t miss that tin ■ derwear you never saw such values in UNDERWEAR ■ LEOPOLD ADI 0, B jutii M -.-nnu i—r -.t-.- —— ■ 5t 7 ECIAL NOTIQES. THIRD DISTRICT MASS MELTING. The adjourned mass meet itg of the Demo ratie party for the Third District (G. M.) will beheld at the theater on Fr'day Evening next, the 15lh | inst., at S o'clock, in pursuance ol the ant ounce- i ment nride at the mcetii g held on Ihe »2th in t. No persons are entithd to take pait tn tho meeting except white citiztin who are ovei ‘.Il years of a;:?, who bt long to the Democratic party and who resale in the Third Dib.tiic!. I .1, RANDOLPH ANDERSON. Temporaly < h tirman. DANCING » AN DICKSON'S I‘AVII L ION | THUNDERBOLT Every Thursday 4to s o'clock, I‘. M Admission] 1 free. From ' to 12 I’. M admission 2-1 cents. Ihe finest place at Thunderbolt for' ladies and childien. Open everyday. Refresh ments served. Good music. i MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY rCR SALE." ' Mr. Collatt’s residence2l3 Whitaker street, sac ’ ing Park extension, at present occupied by Maj. 1 W. F. Shellnun. Mr. Cleveland's Queen Anne home, next Baptist church, 91 Duffy street, at present occupied by owner. The Lathrop mansion, b. W. corner Whitakei and South Broad, a fine and well located property Mr. King’s beautiful house f. L. corner Duffs and 11 al?ershamstreets; the latest conveniences. Any of above price and terms will bo made agreeable C. B. ROSSIGNOL. 9C Bryan street, Real Estate l.)eai« r. TWO WONDERS! The new French rheumatic lotion, by an eminent French Physician and the Ambrosia, ihe first cures rheumatic pains, cramps, lumbago, etc., releaving immediately- Though scarcely in troduced in Savannah many cures have ben made- The second, the Ambrosia, is a complete toilet set: it beautifies, cleats, softens, heals the skin; ir requires neither water nor soap to shave with. It is the life of the hair and the friend of the teeth, nothing equals it. Sold at druggists, .also at lli'.j Broughton street. A STARTLING FACT. That very few have p< if. ct eyes. Il mu.-t lx* e\ idem that it requires both know-edge and skill :<> <m>w what the eyes n-_ ed ami to lit them pr !»■. rly with Those who trust t’ais work t » uninstructed dealers are criminally care! s-s of the mast valuable of all the senses, their s : gb_t. In addition to graduating in Ger many am’ my thirty years’ practical ex peri* net I have taken a course and gradua ed in a sehool of optic* in New Ycik and learned the latest and best methods of ascertaining the different de fects of the eyes ami their proper correction, so ihat I can tit you properly with glasses that will strengthen and improve your eyesight ii. ; <ead of rapidly ruining it, as poorly filled g! . will always do. No charge or examination- DR. M. SCHWAB & SON, GRADU AT E D OPTI CI ANS, __ n 2i s ’ 3 IT WILL PAY To get estimates from us, before purchasing else where on plate and window glass, paints, l»me, plaster, cement, fire brick and clay. Sash, doors and blinds, wall paper and other builders’sup plies. We are headquarters for there goods and* have a brand new and well assorted stock, We . invite you to call at our store. ADAMS' IriiVG, PAINT AND OIL CO, \ (Lloyd & Adam * Old Stand), \ WHITAKER AND CONGRESS STREETS. \ 1 I $4.75 $6.00 : t Madeto Orcled Macle to Order! ♦ I * lon the Prem-lon the Prem-t ♦ i . Jises. I’ses. *! ♦ • Imported I rishi ♦ DOMESTIC , • ... . i ♦ Linen W ash +\ XWash Suits 20 s u i ts . j to se- Fifteen Pat-Y fleet from. terns to selects 3>SEE THEM IN WINDDWj fl'OlTl. f : COLLAT’S. : ...... 0 POPULAR COLUMN. /ddeertisements inserted in tbi- column for On I Cent a Word. liml'toynicut and Helf | Want', inserted free one insertion. PERSONAL. J-jOFFMAN, 66 Bull street makes the finest photographs in the city. If you want a photo of | yourself give him a call. | A IMA & GOEBEL make the finest photo-| graphs in Savannah Cabinets per dozen. ! Sr? our new Parisian finished photos. •\|» SIC every Sunday at W ilmington Island. WENZEL & iiOGJULS, expert cycle repairers, ; enameling; satisfaction guaranteed, 133 A'oik i street. LV L .ire tit- ch •.; [ •‘.t, C. F. Wt.’xr £< <•• . i".» vv State stiect I'.tinT..,,;. <raim;:,e. n. .. .hnv, = kalsomining. etc.; pupei hanging a specialty. I ET.XE ERESII FiSll, all kinds, delivered daily' I ‘ by .X. Bolde, stall No City MaiLh- <HG. is I taken for delivery and prompt attention guaran teed. W>- keep the U>t <>ni-, .ind sin-ply the finest trade in tn? city. A-k for N. Bulde, stall! No. 4, City Market. | v\N* ING at Aimer) hail Frid.-v nights from ■> ! L/ tojl. Monthly tickets ?!; X.'lc-umi. LOK the la st cigars and Mnnke.s’ artic! • go to I 1 Janies Lynch, ;u Broughton sire* t lane and j Whitaker street. The Daily DL patch o;> sale also. f’KV Gcrst’s Foumiug 11 ill I'onn It ir > ves ‘ the hair and r. 'm>ves dandrmi. On sale at | >ol<>mj:is \ Co., Livingston’s, Reid N Co., and I Ligman’s. SHINGLES: ! o reduct mir stock I we make a further reduction in prices, and i offer cypress shingles a: 5- 27 and fl ’»0 per thous and at mill; boats can load at the mill. Vale Royal Manuhicturim; Company. fTO to Westcott, 16u Broughton street t< r signs. CAEI.s r Beach C>r bathing, Wi mil .ton Island. I ° - I THOMAS MAYLE. Paintin-, (.mining. Kai j ‘ summing, Paper Hanging and Home I ecorit : ing- 17-1 Broughton street, ."hop 71 President j street, Savannah, Ga. See my work before mak- ■ ing contracts. i ' >AI > oak ••voo.i, h ick tn <awv.<., any length • * Teh’pli'Uic 121. Aim .r X 1 o. U!-ri Gvisl Foaming Hair ionic. On <ale at I Solomons Jc Co.. Livingston’s, Strong’s Re; I | & Co..Stnmg’s mid Pigmnu’- Pharmacy, J C. HER RUN, Price and Gaston stieets, keeps ' family groceries. fruits and v<-get.Jm-s; miikand ! ic • served to customers regularly DAINTING in all its bmncin-s Get :.y csti -1 mate and good work. W ILLIAM TAYLOR, ' .’»3 Jeilerson street, near South Broad. VX/H MING l CLN ISLAND is t .;e place for a : ’’ picnic. UCAN get caoic? trash meat from Hester’s I stalls 9 and I ■ city market. It is important what you cat—and Ilcsier’s word goes when he tells you i; is or not. J. \V. Hester, stall V and 10. j Step oil the car -\>K ilea find it. DR. A. J A>M E. veterinary surgeon. West B:< -id ' street,foot of South Bread. Telephone 264. ' COR daudruli try Gcrst's L oaming Hur lonic. 1 used by the most prominent people of Savan nah. On saie at Solomons & Co., Living Mon’s, ! ■. • , .a'-. BAKERS. | GUTTLIEB, Baker, st 23, Cily Market Bakery 193 Bryan street. Bread delivered to any part of the city morning and night. pOREST CITY BAKERY.“Whitaker"*~and South Broad Street Lane. Fresh Bread. Cakes and Pies delivered to any part of the city. Try i our Fine Rolls, ready for breakfast every morn : mg. i. Manager BOARDING. :#4 '•Vli J.'buy ‘-.D : lt aL lij;ets ..t'i :„:n.: ‘ House. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. | AD|BS wanted t > address circulars snd do t- other easy office work at home: no canvassing : good wjges the entire 'ear: send sdf-addres.-ed envelope. Address Pond Lily Medicine Com pany. Eolith Bend, Ind. 'VANTED, to introduce aitides of mciit. ’ ’ Samples of useful houselold articles, novel tie.-, etc., sent free. Enclose two.stamps for postage. Address E. Towner, Luck Box i9l, Marshall Town, lowa. ANTED. 5,000 bushels of live oyster shells. v ’ to be delivered at or near either Pali’s or August’s landing, '1 hunderbolt. Address all bids or communications to L. W. Nelson, care Nelson, Champion & Co., city. FOR REtIT, COR RENT, on reasonable terms io desirable 1 tenant, the residence corner of President and Lincoln streets, adjoining my own, and posses ing every modern (fcuvenier.ee. AV. XV. Gordon, Jr. over Merchants’ bank. LOANS ARLH CR 1) U TSCII, pawnbroker, removed to 16IL_. Congress street, opposite city market. Liberal loans madean diamonds, jewelry watches, clocks, clothing and on any other personal prop erty. All transactions strictly confidential. Uper from 7 a. m. to 7. o. m. OPTICAL GOODS. r)K. S. C. PAKSONS, WMUbartv and iTice L -’ streets, has secured the services a practi cal optician who wi il fit eyeglasses ants spectacles which are sold at reduced Drices, f LOST. I I RAYED into my premia h one brindie cow. I ‘ white spot on right -houldur; owimr can get by paying expenses. Apply to 31 is. A. Kaiser, . W hite Bluft R-’a<i. FLORISTS. - DOSES- La France, Marechai Neil. Paper Gon t; r, 111 * Bride, etc. Artistic floral designs a spi'f’.il feature. Special attention paid to parlor decoratn ns. Plants of all descriptions. Leave orders at Strong’s Pharmacy. 67 Bull street- GEORGE WAGNER, florist, Thunderbolt road. I elephone 493. PAPER HANGING. ! pAPEK HANGING.—-1 am prepared to do all I ‘ kinds ..t pau-r hanging and decorative work, j Mv specialty will be cleaning wall paper, which is | done to h.-ok like new, at a very small cost. Best of testimonials, j. H. Crawford, Jefferson t. WALL PAPER—I am now prepared tofur nish and put up all grades of pa;:er hangings : Horn the highest to the lowest grades. Nice I I'./.tvrns from 10 cents per roll up. Decorations >oi every sty I-.: and price- John G. Butler, 14c j < ongre.-ss and 139 St Julian stre t. MISCELLANEOUS. piNEST PnviiPon for dancing at Wilmington 1 hland. • _ —— . | ISE Ger-it s I'oaming Han Tonic tor dand<utl; < >n * ~t Livingston’s, Solomons & Co., I Reid R ( <>. "iro.ig’s ami Pigman’s. i X\■ too Pete! C. P Web rd Co., the sign j l ’ 4 painters. lu2 State street. Our prices defy j CIGNS, the cheapest and best Torn C. I'. Weber , A; C.> , 102 S-.ite street. ; Wc.-Etott, 109 Broughton street. COR S ASHES, doors,blinls,building, hardware ■; 1 lime, cement and plaster, paints, oils, glass etc ; houv-, sign and decorative painting, call at i j.-•-.m G. B i'l.-f - 140 Congress and 139 St Julian street. MEDICAL. j THE gi .at faith cure of cancels, bone felons 1 lire burns, asthma, chronic sores, goiters, iheumatism, wens, rising breasts of women, thrash on infants, warts on human or animals, botts on hordes 01 mules. Guaranteed cure or money re iumlvd- G, W. Getsinger, corner Congress and I Jeti.-rson rtiuct-, rooms upstairs on Congress | [ACK. the gentleman's friend, cures (gleet and • .-J all di-.-barges) from one to five days. So’,dal < : Pai on's Pharmacy, 35 Liberty street. I ZAPH. M ha bit cured cheap—Wy will f‘. ; rnisli I V suPiiiient medicine to cure any cu>-. oi , mo phinv 01 opium Uabii for *lO and gunrantee .ivure. 1 esiiuioniais a: d full pariieulais giv» lt 1 <>n ap|»beali(>ri. ddre.-s all cuininnau-ati.cis in I sfrmi eonli.to Acme Opium Cure Comp.uiv, ! B'■> I - catur, Ga. i I? 1 I’.i RE cmvdHfksis fitted; complete stock oi surgical appliances, at S. C. Parsons’. 35 ’ Lilerty stiat. i INI AN 1 s 1-RIEND POWDER. This is to 1 cei tis y lhat we have used the powder for prickly ■ l-e..i and chafing, and upon infants and other , pnrpc . „ and find it superior to any toilet powder I ever used. We. cheerfully recommend i‘. signed I ' H - '•Compson, J. K. P. Carr. 1 ! L‘ h <V 1 ; rc y K. B. Chipman, 11. lv - X1: ■ lor sate by all ( li-ioo.g and bathing at Wilmington v -* Glam, no holes on beach; no danger of drown l‘” £ - __ SUMMER RESORTS. ■ -/i I. I-; ■ 1 N-.1 HOUSE and Saline Minerul St. <’.thanlie’s, Canada. Canada’s resort, 11 miles from Niagara I 1-al'S No nriraria or mosquitoes. Excellent, ■ varied and liberal table. Hotel renovated, im n r, v-a and new bedding added for season of II V. -i. Ihe baths a positive cure for rheumatism, i gout, sciatica and all nervous attections. Send det C. \? A. : CEA-tllE I I.AN licCU\\ N. J? O I NIIED STATES HOTEL AND CAFE. Ocean view and centre finest villas and drive. Capacity jVO guests. First-class appointments and orchestra. Fort., -. s and rooms .-ddr.ss JohnS. Davis, Prop QAUATOHA SI-KINGS, N. v7. -rm- etL/ i-reular .street. Finest family hotel ol its size, m sara’.r.ga, Fir-t c!uss noeonnnodation .or 100 gue-ts Pleesiti.t halconies, l-arge cool Parlors, diiih.g room and office. Electric bells. Excellent bil of lure. Very low rates. Cores i ’i' 1 ‘ o f’G‘ r - e Hat’-s. Proprietor IN L- .‘'Dilil< beard in the mountains of Virginia ! a le F-ience, Kev. Robb White; for circulars, ad vP Randolph, Keswick, Albemarle County l\ ‘‘^htifalostop at the Genesee, Niagara rails go minutesawav. I j A VILLA, Hendersonville, N. C. J new and handsome ; cer.tra’dy located ; two mutes from post office, but away from dust ; ana noire; rooms large and airy; fare unsurpassed; rates ve: y moderate. I. C.C. DUNFORD, I‘ropne‘or. size Ti'pi.i)!e in the Xcb.-asita Diocese. NY : SKr. Cnv, neb., June 13 [By Postal Co.] Hie ejectment case of Bishop Bonacum against Father M. J. Cotbelt will come oi'i agmn before Judge Eaton to-day. This is a case gro.-.t;--- out of the now ’celebrated trouble between Father Corbett and his l':>lie.p, wheiei-i the latter seeks to eject his subordinate from the parsonage at Palmyra. Several notices have been served on Father Corbett, all of which were ignored, and the bishop brought suit in March and continu ance was grant;.’ until April 16 During the hearing or, that day a highly dramatic scene . occurred. The bishop had asserted that ' Corbett had made certain statements which were false. Father Corbett exclaimed: I ‘‘l made no such statement, i quote Mgr. Satoiii. They are his words, and I have them here m evidence. Do you call Mgr. S.itoHi a liat?" In a moment plai. tiff, defe’.dsnt ard at tor"cy; were upon their feet, and were with difficulty quieted by the judge. As the de fcnd ’i'.i declared that it would be impossible , for several of his- witnesses to be present on that day, the case was continued until to-day. | MARINE INTELLIGENCE Son Rises 4:56 Sun Sets... '. 7.03 High'.Vatu at Savannah to-morrow at 5:35 a.m. 6:01 p.m. (Local time.) Arrived To-day—Norwegian brig Grei. Gregeisen, from ir.baliast—Master, Cleared—ltalian bark Mabel, Jannuzzi, StJ Mary’s, in ballast—C. Y. Dahl & Co. MEMORANDA. Cardiff, June 9—Sailed, steamship Feli- ( ciana, British, Lawton, Tybee. Southampton, June 10—Arrived, bark 1 Emil Stang, Norwegian. Svendsen, Darien. ■ Tai ifa, June 11—Passed, steamship Pocas sett, British, Blvth, Savannah for Barcelona ’ ! and Geneva. "j- New York, lune 11—Arrived, schoneOß Greenleaf Johnson, Wcolrud, ( John W Hall, Boone, Brunswick. I | Cleared, senooner Talofa, Fletdier. B June 11—ArrivedA school® Thelma, Leo. Brunswick. \ B Sailed from N.imticket Roads,\chootMAs T W Dunn, Charl-.-xf »r. Brunswick. z,- e 11 L > jail, Norw<: :ati, S.’;s cA AIT-gSi ’< Via Tv- ' | bee ; sdw.m.’rs Mjiy A I (all, Veazie, New Haven; Ann L ui?.a Lockwood, Clark, Provi dence. Bull River, S C; Ju,ie 11—Sailed, bark Clara E McGilvery, New York. Darien, June 7—Arrived, bark Carmel, Nor wegian. Anderson, Savannah. Pott Royal, S C, June 11—Arrived, steam ship Mexican, British, Alexander, Liverpool; schooner M Luella Wood, Spaulding, Nor folk Wilmington, Del., June 11—Arrived, bark George W Sweeny,Hewitt, Brunswick, Ga. Portland, June 11 Arrived, schooner WII Child, Giles, St. Simons, Ga. Washington,-D C.June 11—Cleared,schoon er William H A'lison, Keniston, Savannah. Bankers Hoia a conterenee. Bloomington, 111., June 13 [By Postal Co.] —The executive committees of the Illinois Bankers' Association and the Private Bankers’ Association held a j >int meeting recently, the object of which was to effect, if possible, a consolidation ol the organizations. It was finally decided to recommend consolidation at a meeting of the two associations to be held at Bloomington to-day. Honor Men at I'rlnceton. Princeton, N. J., June 1?> [By Postal Co.]—The following appointments have been made for the annual Commencement exercises to-day: Latin salutatorian, Charles A. Rob inson of West Hebron, N.J.; English saluta torian, Paul Erdman of Morristown, N. I,; valedicloriair, Alexander McGaffin of North field, Mass.; George 11. Wailes of Salisbu'y, Md. Will Talk on -Gladstone.” CHICAGO, June 13 - [By Postal Co.]—Rev. Thomas W. Handford will deliver an ad dress to-day before the Alumni Association of tile Northwestern University in the chapel of the university at Evanston. Sub ject, “Gladstone, England’s Greatest Com moner.” STUALAUHB WILL 11 LI ’I.TI.)I .ITE AiKYN B EK I t, j And jo monopolies or combine tions can make people believe I CHEAP BEER IS GOOD BEER. Hie people of Savannah appreciate the product of Home Industry because they know the SfflM lilMiVi; COM Is brewing the 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 C FI zY M JP HEER / CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Every first-class siloon in Sav-annan sells our beer. SAVANNAH | Brewing Co„ PIONEERS GF LOW PRICES FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS. DR. S. C. PARSONS" WOMB AND RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES. A local home treatment for ull complaints peculiar to females ’. and diseases of the rectum. They j.’. ' subdue and cure any inflamma* turn .irritation, ulceration or dis z n charge. In womb and rectal dis 3: they relieve pain and will /y. absolutely cure if used as di re cted. t PRICE 75c. s hr " paniph.ets, questicr lists, or prf y free of charge, address DR, S. 0- PfIRSONS t Savannah, Ga.