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Iron as a medicine for men, women and children is indisputably the best tonic. But it has its disadvantages— its unpleasant effects. That is, in the forms in' which it is usually prepared. It causes constipation, discolors the teeth (a great objection'}. Conse quently it makes enemies out of its friends. There is, in fact, but one preparation of iron which is free from any objec tionable results. This valua ble remedy is (frown’s fron Ritters which can be taken by the youngest child with impunity. It is the best strengthening medicine for all ages. In cases of malaria, weak ness, low fever, spring fever, overwork, its effects are wonder ful. It rebuilds the system and en riches the blood. A FEW BOTTLES OF THIS REMEDY RESTORE | HEALTH, BRING COLOR TOTHE CHEEKS AND g STRENGTH TO THE MUSCLES. IT IG UN- I EQUALLED AS AN APPETIZER. WON'T STAIN I THE TEETH. M'lWrifn i'Whi' ■iwrww arnmnimi But get the genuine. Reli able druggists will not sub- m oj i slitute, but it pays to use caution. Two crossed red ■ .. . . lines on wrapper mean 11T1 licit 1011 S« genuine. BROWN CHEMICAL CO, BALTIMORE. MD. DR. S. C. PARSONS’ GREAT NERVE RESTORER, A Sexual and Generative Tonic \ always successful in spernuv A torrhu-, loss of seminal power, W.'. I sterility, barnmne- s, sell abuse and general debility of the bruin V z j/ systefii. Ilcstores the snap nut! vigor of vouLli and fcw] Pfall sexual abi’.ty. rRICE >1 a Bottle; 6 Bottles, >5. '■ 'V' F->r pamphlets or privat.? inf.-rmaticr i llrC ' l ' ■ r c,.;ress with sump !/ ' x [R. S.O. PARSONS, Savannah, Ga. • S »WHEGE«TLEMAR^FHJEH2s Ko Stain, No Pain, Prevents Stricture* Frre tyrlngt*. A Quick Cure for Gonobkikka, Glkkt, . LKr r <-<!'>tH<KA and all Unnatural DiHChnrgea of cither sex. At Druggists or neul to any address for SI.OO. “lujerthm iluljdor Js THE BEST of all similar remedies." Dr. HENRYIIENY, Biddeford, JUALYDOtt BT'Ci. CU., Ua<CMler, Ohio, U. «. A- HOW A LARGE BUSINESS WAS BUILT UP Benjamin Franklin, tie first American philosopher, said: “Honesty is the best policy”—and the truth of the phrase 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 meeting every promise that he makes by candid, straightforward and truthful conduct that Di. Bioadfoot, 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: ' \ k * \ \ 1* • fl f It makes no dis s erence what you have taken or who has failed to CU £o»t Manhood and all weakness of the sexual organs treated with great sficcess. Female Diseases cured at home without in struments: a wonderful remedy. Files, (treat discovery. A cure guaranteed. No knife, cutting or tig ture Painless treatment. Stricture cured without cutting, lhe most wonderful discovery. Safe and sure. syphilis. The most rapid, safe and effective remedy. A complete cure guaranteed. Skin Diseases of all kinds cured while other have failed. , . Unnatural Discharges promptly cured in a few days. Quick, sure and safe. 1 his includes Gleet and Gonorrhoea. MY METHODS: 1 Free consultation at the office or bv mail. ’ Thoroujn examination and careful diagnosis. 3 - That each patient treated gets the advantage of special study and experience, and specialty is made of his or her disease. 4 Moderate charges and easy terms or payment. A heme treatment can be given in a majority 01 for S) mptom Blank No. 1 for men. Sendfor Sjmptom Blank No. '-’for women. Send for Sj mptom Blank No. 3for skin diseases Ail corrispondente answered promptly Business strictly confidential. Medicine sent free from observation. References the best Address or call on J. BROADFOOT, m. d„ I 136 BROUGHTON ST., UpStairs., I SAVANNAH, GEORGIA MOCQU’TO NETS. MATTINGS. CANVAS COTS AND SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT THE MILLER COMPANY Do you'need a REFRIGERA- TOR? We have them al ALL PRICES. LOST AS USUAL. Savannah's Team Demoralized—Sulker Itamsej Ought to lie Bounced. Savannah lost both games to Memphis yesterday. The first by a score of 7to 4, a id\he l ist by a score of 7 to 5. There are epochs in the history of every body of men, base ball players included— iha 1 are phasanju here are also some hat ;.r.- n *. So w.th the Savannah bate hall tear. When Manager McCloskey ar rived here after his tr p over the road his cry was « e have been ro s ed, robbed, brow beaten and I'ulldor.'d, a id could not win. Not so now, thou; h. The tftim is at home; the | l ivers have h.d an eppoitunity to get rested and pull then selves together. Tho-e who claimed to have been sick are better, or el e they never will be; but they have not played ball at all, having lost-six ol the twelve games ; Dyed since their return. Duke his been released, i ot because he would not pLy ball, lut because < f hi? actions on the ball ti 1 Il strikes The Daily Dispatch that there is something “rotten, 1 as our friend S; anlai would sav WON IN THE SIXTH. M< mphis w n the first game in the sixth inning, at which point Ramsey, who was do ing the pitching fi r Savannah, lost his head, alter which he refused point blank to pitch any longer. Memphis made two runs in the tilth inning o i a base on balls, a wild pitch and a base hit. Uy a combination of errors, fumbles and hits Memphis sent five men across the plate, winning the game. O’Meara was up and hit for one base. Flaherty got his base on balls, after wlfic’i both mm stole a base. Bolan hit to right field and O’Meara and Flaherty scored Ball got his base on an error of Larocque’s and went to third on Neal's hit. Smith was given his base on balls, Goodenough was forced out, and Kennedy hit to Butler, who made an error, allowing Bolan, Bail and Neal to Cere. Lutenburg and O’Meaia flew out. Savannah could not re cover from this, and although Peppers was put in to pitch, which, ot course, gave the game new life, Memphis won. Savannah made one run each in the fust and third innings, and two in the ninth. The Second t.ami'. Savannah also lost lhe second game, after having it well in hand through its lack of sup port of Peppers, who .pitched a magnificent game of ba 1 for twelve innings, three ol which were played in the first game. The playing of the Savannah team was disgusting in the extreme. A batter could hit the ball a few t.'et tn in home base and nearly make a circuit of the bases, the fielders did not seem to have their minds on lhe game at all, as one of the Memphis players ran from second base home while McCloskey held the ball in his hands. Neither side scored until the third inning, when McCloskey’s boys made three runs on ft ur hits, two errors and two stolen bases. Memphis also made one run in this inning on I -irocque’s error, which allowed Bill, who had been given his base on balls, to score on Mason's liner to second. Savannah made two runs in the next inning on two errors, three hits, and a stolen base. WON IN THE I II TH AND SEVENTH. Memphis won the game in the fifth and seventh innings, making three runs in the former and two in the latter inning by stupid, dull, listless playing on the pait of the local. Savannah could not score alter the third inning. The spectators left the ground thoioughly disgusted with the playing ot Mc- Closkey’s team. Tire players on both sides, as well as the crowd, were very much dis satisfied with Mr Kelly's umpiring. Take the Florida Central and Peninsula ion e to Suwanee Springs. Leave Savannah 5:35 a. in Best schedule. I. Is t’l st anil last V' j s"?. A s:d urawr.i.ig cccire.l at the Savannah, Florida and Western railway vrharves yes terday afternoon after The Daily Dispatch had gem-ta press. Otto Dussdorf, a you ig srilor, aged 19, ,nh u r’.iv: of Walt rsdorft G-rniai y, fell frtnr lie i< | e k'dd< r <f I is ! vessel, the Amaranth, I.is hod strikhg the I balla-.t logs, after winch be r lied into the liver. His m juries mu t have been fetal, for i he rose but or ce and sank bit re I e cm Id be ■ rescued. The bodv was recovered within an h n r, but resuscitation was impossil le. T lie remains weie interred this morning at Laurel Greve, ’[he deceased was very popu lar on shipboard an 1 at lit; old home, where it is said his parents are well-to-do, consent ing to the son’s first trip across, the water to gratify his desire to see (his country more than to become a mariner. The funeral services, held by the Rev. Dr. Schaffer of the Lutheran Evangelical church, v-ere very im pressive and were attended by Capt. Houth and family of the birk Anaratth and the officers and sailors of the vessel. Try Suwannee Springs water, infallible curelor dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout, skin, and blood disease. ’ WOOL, HIDES, SKINS—OOUSTIIY I’KODCCB. Furnished by A. Ehrlich & Bru., 153 Bay Street. Dry flint hides, per lb :.... 5 Dry hides, salted, per 11, : 4 Green hides, -ailed, per 1b..... 2 Wax, per lb 23 Wool, white, free of burs, per IL 13 Wool, black, free of burs, per lb fl Eggs, per doz 11 Fow Is, grown, hens, per pair. 60 Fowls, grown, mixed, per pair.... 50 a55 Fowls, half to three-quarters grown 45 aSO Coon skins 12%a25 Otter skins .50a$4 50 Fox skins *2O u3O Georgia si rup. per gal. 3b a32 Quick schedule via Savannah, Florida and Western and East Tennessee, Virgi"’a and Georgia to Micon, Atlanta.and Chait naoga. Young Men win by their act ot imprudence m folly sufl'-r froil Nervous Debility, Exhausting drains on their fountains of life affecting the, mind, body and manhood should consult the celebrated Dr. Droa<l foot at once. Remember, diseases 'with or wi: hout --Bdreanis) or debil fitj and loss ol u ner,-e power treat B ed scientifically / by new niet’ods. with great succes HER 83D BIRTHDAY. Mrs. Hrginla Slttftail Bas a ITimilj Hr union and Dinner. Mrs. Virginia Sheftall, relict of the late Isaac Russell, celebrated her 83d birthday yester day, by a family dinner, at which were her three surviving children. Justice Thomas J. Sheitall, B. F Sheftall, M. D., and their fam ilies, and her daughter, Miss Litheria H. Shef tall Col. Waring Russell was also a guest The old lady was born in Savannah June 19,1811, and is therefore one of the oldest ’natives of the city. Her husband, who was at one time in mercantile business in this city, long held the office of judge of the city court of Savannah. His father, Mor decai Sheftall; was one of the early settlers and connected with the struggles for Ameri can independence. He was at one time held i prisoner on an English man 01-w.tr at Charleston. Mrs. Virginia SJieftall, for an octogenarian, is remarkably well preserved, and that in dustry which was taught in pioneer limes, much more so than in these days, is not for gotten by her, as she is never sati-li.-d to be iJie, arid when not engaged in sewing occu pies her time in reading. UNITED FOR LIFE. Marriage of n Well-Known Young couple last Night. Last night Mr. Thomas R. Hutton and Miss Gertrude Louise Mtddleton, daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. J. Midd'eton, were united injthe holy bonds of matrimony, at 100 Duffy street, the residence of the bride. Rev. Dr. Williams of Wesley Monumental church per formed the ceremony. The parlor was prettily decorated with terns and flowers and looked most inviting After the ceremony a reception was held, at which a number of friends of the happy couple were present. The groom is a popular young gentleman in the employ of Messrs, Braid & Hutton. SEECIAL NOIKES. COLLAT BROTHERS. The presentation of the IRON SAFE will be made at our store TO-MORROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON at 3 O'CIAK.K The public are invited to call and participate in the award. COLLAT BROS. ” NOIICE IO the public. To all parlies who desire to repair or built at Tybce Island I announce tint I am ready to take contracts. I guarantee entire satisfaction and de cidedly reasonable terms on all orders placed with me. b’or information apply to J. T. RYAN, No. 33’., Williamson Street, or Tybje Island, (Ju. A FRESH SUPPLY 01 HARRIS UTHiA WATER Has just airived at ESTATE S. W. BRANCH, -AND HARRIS LITIHA WATER COM BAN V, « Guards’ Armory, Bull Street. GREEK-ENGLISH LEXICON. Second-hand, by Liddell & Scott; College and School Text Books; second-hand Looks sold, I ought anti exchanged. J. GARDNER, 11s Broughton Street. DANCING —AT— ANDE R S ON’S I* AVHJ JON THUNDERBOLT Every Thursday 4to 8 o’clock, P. M. Admission free. From 8 to 12 P. M. admission 25 cents. The finest i>lace at Thunderbolt for ladies and children. Open everyday. Refresh ments served. Good music. TWO WONDERS! The new French rheumatic lotion, by an eminent French Physician and the Ambrosia, 'lhe first cures rheumatic pains, cramps, lumbago, etc., releaving immediately. Though scarcely in troduced in /Savannah many cures have been made- The second, the Ambrosia, is a complete toilet set; it beautifies, clears, softens, heals the skin; it 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 112% Broughton street. A STARTLING FACT, That very few jieraons have perfect eyes. It must be evident that it requires both knowledge and skill to know what the eyes need ami Io fit them projK*rly with glasses. Those who trust this work to unitrlruetcd dealersare criminally enrel- ss of He* most valuable of all the senses, •Jn ir sight. In addition to graduating in Ger i'iai:y and my thirty years’ practical experience I have taken a eonrsc r.m! gradua-ed in a s< bool <■( optie.- in New York and learned the latest and be-1 methods of ascertaining the diftercut de- Pets of th" eyes and their proner correction, so that I can fit you properly with glasses that will strengthen and improve your eyesight instead of rapidly ruining it, as poorly filteil glasses will always do. No charge or examination. DR. M. SCHWAB & SON, G RADUATEI) OPTICIA NS, No. 23 Bull Street. ”’IT WILL PAY - To get estimates from us, before purchasing else where on plate and window glass, paints, lime, plaster, cement, fire brick and clay. Sash, doors and blinds, wall paper and other builder.? sup plies. Wcare headquarters for these goodsand have a brand new and well assorted stock. We invite you to call at our store. ADAMS’ DRUG, PAINT AND OIL CO, (Lloyd & Adams’ Old Stand), WHITAKER AND CONGRESS STREETS. i 54.75 $6.00 I Madeto Orderj Made to Orders ♦on the Prem- on the Prem-* XiSes. >es. ♦ ♦ (Imported Irish! ♦ DOMESTIC" . xv , ♦ ♦ . Linen Wash ♦ ♦Wash Suits 200 Suits. ♦ ♦patterns to se-- Fifteen Pat-| ♦lect from. items to select J ♦SEE THEM IN WINDOW, i FOIH. : COLLATS. : POPULAR COLUMN. Advertisements inserted in this column for Otte ? Cent a Word. Em floyment and Help' Wants insert edifice one insertion. PERSONAL. U’IMAN, >'t; Bull street. makeTthe Soest photographs in the city. If you want a photo oi yourself give him a call. DA KT lES i nterested in gold watch and chain. * same will be. disposed ot Wednesday, June 20, .it Pat Manning' - at &30 p. m. INK IN K pineapple tip, the most r« freshing sod.. beverage in the city; only at Knight’s Phai macy. MUSIC every Sunday at Wilmington Island. enameling, satisfaction guaranteed, 133 York street. ) to ( 1 RAREST Beach for bathing, Wilmington Island. \VINE of cocoa, fruit-ix, tickets redeemable *’ only at Knight’s Pharmacy. Telephone both I'Hi >MAS MAY l .I'.. Painting, (ii * summing, Paper Hanging and House Decorat ing. 174 Broughton street, Shop 71 President street, Savannah, Ga. bee my work before mak 'i.icts. dH LOA I > oak woo l, st ick or sawed, any length IP 1 Telephone 121 Ainiar&Co. USE Gerst P'ornning Hair Tonic. On sale hi Solomons (M.. Livingston’s, Strong’s Reid & Uo..Strung’ - and Piginnn’s Pharmacy, | C. HER RON, Price and Gaston streets, keep; family groceries, fruits and vegetables; milk and ice served to custom- >s regularly, DAINTING in :d ! . • branches. Gel my c»ti -1 mate and good wm 1.. W!I LIAM TAVt.OK, 53 Jefferson street, near South Broad. WILMINGTON ISLAND is me place fora picnic. \A/E are the cheapestt C. F. Weber i Co.. 102 State street. Painting, graining, marbling, kalsomining, etc,; papeihanging a specialty. CINE FRESH FISH, all kinds, deliw red daily 1 by N. Bold--, -tail No LCity Market. Orders taken for delivery and prompt attention guaran teed. We keen the best only and supply the finest trade in the city. Ask for N. Boklc. stall N<>. 4, City Market. f \AN( ING at Armory hall Friday nights from 9 toll. Monthly tickets #1; A. Berger. LOK the best cigars and smoke.s’ articles go to 1 lames Lynch, at Broughton street lane and Whitaker street. J’he Daily Dispatch on sile also. 'FRY Gerst’s Foaming Hair Tonic. Itpn rves ‘ the hair and removes dandruff. On s de, at Solomons & Co., Livingston’s, Reid & Co., and Pig man’s. /“'YPRESS SIH NGLES. -To reduce our slock we make a further reduction in prices, and offer cypress shingles at 25 and $1 5u per thous and at mill; boats can load at the mill. Vale Royal Manufacturing Company. DR. A. JASM E, veterinary surgeon, West Broad streetJfootofSouth Broad. C()R <t mdruf ti v Gerst’s Foaming Han 1 onfc, * used by the most prominent people of Savan nah. On sale at Solomons & Co., RAKERS. | GO IT LIEB, Baker, stall 23, City Market. Bakery 198 Bryan street. Bread delivered to any part of the city morning and night. CORES'! CITY BAKERY. Whitaker and South Broad Street Lane. Fresh Bread, Cases and Pies delivered to any part of the city. .Try our Fine Rolls, ready for breakfast every morn 11 g. J. M Rich, Manager. MISCELLANEOUS V/ANTS. WANTED, nanus of persons troub < d with asthma or any cough. Samples and books mailed free. F. Gouaux, Houma, La., or Solo mons & Co., Savannah. '5/ANTED, 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 591, Marsh al 1 T o wn, lowa. _FOR RENT. |;'d: l\L.xr, that two-story brick housg un -1 furnished, 7o State street, from July I t->No vember 1,1894. (Leap to a good reliable tenant, ifampton L. F ( :r/i!i. F ‘OR RENT, on r-sw-duable terms to dcsftublc tenant, the residence corner of Presidi nt and Lincoln streets, adjoining my own, and possess ing every modem convenience. W. W. Gordon, Jr. over Merchants’ bank. FOR SALE. <1 (UJ PORTRAITS 51.00.-UTgli grade ■IP 1 ' - 'crayon portiaits, 14x17 inches, almost life-size faces fur the small sum of each. They are not mere photograph with a few crayon marks on them that are given away free (?) if you buy a frame from the giver- We are not in the bumbug business, and make no restrictions more than you loan us a photograph or tintype to be enhug* d and pay J.l, and we will deliver you the portrait free of all other costs. They are. genuine crayon work, drawn by a real artist, and every one war ranted to be an exact likeness and to last for several generations. We invite local experts and artists to criticise these, and also pastel and wat< r color portraits, that we nre making for one third the prices charged by others. One dozen samples on exhibition at our art store,**l74 Brpughion street. If you do not want a portrait yourself, relative or friend, just now, you will some time in the future. So get our price list and call on us when you are ready. Wc are in tins business to stay- Ladeveze’s Picture Frame Factory, 174 Broutrhton street. ~ “boarding. A WILL buy 20 meal tickets at the Harnett iP • House. LOANS LAR I■! ■ ■ ; I m:u. pawnbroEeis t I pto I > .. Congress street, opposite city market. II Litteral loans maduon diamonds, jewelry watches F«cloc.cs. clothing and on any other pmsonal prop erty. All transactions strictly confidential. Oi-er from 7 a tn . to 7. n. m HELP WANTED. \ VAN I’ED, a comely y- ung lady under the age y of 25. who has a literary, vocal and musical eme-ation, to travel with gentlemen in Texas for musical and household articles; • xp'-n'-i-s paid • reference:,. Address A. |. Kilpatrick, 813 I .’ Austm .ix, u i,-. jo.i ex is. EDUCATIONAL, I- 1 ’ L 1 ''■ ( 1 N aI - iiiiii.',- S- - i vannah y Academy -W.inft.'d, twelve boys and young ncn to go to Virginia lor thw summer For terms' ex Penses, etc., apply to John Taliaferro, 88 Bu l street. OPTICAL GOODS. P)l<- S C. PA KS(’N >, at 1 Jbertv ■nd Pi it e streets, has secured the services of a practi cal optician who will fit eyeglasses and spectacles, winch are sold at reduced orices. LOST. O I OSI on B nite \v mui. « bottle of P< nd Lily L (.'ream; positively icnioves pimple-, black heads; freckles, etc. Owner can get another bot tle by sending 7.» c -n’s to Pond Lily Medicine Co . South Bend, Ind, C'rRA Y ED into my premH- s one bundle cow', ‘ white spot on right shoulder; own r can get by paying expensis. Apply to Mrs. A. Kaiser. W him Blufl Road. FLORISTS. DOSES |.a Fiance, Marrcha! N< il. Paper (ion ‘N tier, 'lhe 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 GEORGE \\ AGNEK, florist, Thunderbolt road, i ‘ 'ei’hone 4’.‘ >. PAPER HANGING. DAPER HANGING. -1 am prepared to do all 1 kinds of paper hanging and decorative work. My specialty will be cleaning wall paper, which is done to look like new, at a very small cost. Best of testimonials. J. H. Crawford, 6>>.. Jefferson Xtl. .'t. \a/ai.l PAPER I am now prepared tofui r v nish and nut up all grades of paper hangings from the highest to the lowest grades. Nice patterns from io cents j<cr roll up. JJecorations ot every style and price. John G. Butler, 14c ' ongn ss and I39St Julian stre t. MISCELLANEOUS. FINEST PuvilFon for dancing at Wilmington 1 Island. I ISE Gerst’s Foaming H.or I onic for"da7icTi-uiK y On sale at Living,ton’s, Solomons & Co., Reid & (’o. Strong’s ami Pigman’s. ME too Pete! C. !■' \VeTx-r & Co., the sign 111 painters. 102 State street. Our prices defy competition. CIGNS. the < h-'.i|>c.-,i .ind best from C. f. Weber Co , 102 S'ate street. CIGNS Westcott, Broibghton street? POE ■ A iHES, doors,blinds,building, hardware 1 lime, cement and plaster, oils, glass etc.; house, sign and decorative painting, call at John G. Butler’s. 140 Congress and 139 St Julian street. MEDICAL 'pl E great faith cure of < mcci s, bone felon >, » fire burns, asthma, chronic sores, goiters, rheumatism, wens, rising breasts of women, thiash on infants, warts on human or animals, botts on horses or mules. Guaranteed cure or money re funded. G, \V. Getsinger, corner Congress and Jefferson streetH, rooms upstairs on Congress streets. JACK, the gentleman’s friend, cures (gleel and G all discharges) from one to five clays. Sold at Parson’s Pharmacv, 35 I.ib- ity stn et. / jPIUM habitcured cheap—-We will furnish buiUcient incdicino l<> cure any case of morphine or opium habit for §lO and guarantee a cure. Testimonials and full particulars given on application. <1 dress all communications in strict confidence to Acme Opium Cure Company, Bor ’5 Decatur, Ga. f) ( I’TV RE’cured, trusts fitted; complete stock In of surgical appliances, at S. C. Parsons’, 35 Liberty street, fNIANTS’ FRIEND POWDISR.' 'l’hV mto ‘ certify that we have used the powder for prickly heat and chafing, ami upon infants and other purpo’x and find it superior to any toilet powder ever used. We clieerfuDy recommend it. Signed J. Ade Castro, A. B. 1 hompson, J. K. P. Carr, Jeff D. Miller, Percy Sugden E. B. Chipman, H. R, Altick, and otlu le by all druggists. GOui) fishing and bathing at Wilmington Island; no holes on beach; no danger ot drown ing. SUMMER RESORTS. <'fI£PHENSON HOU Si. and Saline Mineral t J Springs, St. Catharine’s, Canada. Camilla’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 reason of 1894. 'J he baths a positive cure for jhcumutism, gout, sciatica and all nervous affections. Send for dusciij.L'.v I'-’oV-t C. V V. ..id, M.m i„'< r. ceaside A1 Lan ri( cn y, n. j. D UNITED STATES HOTEL AND CAFE. Ocean view and centre finest villas and drive. Capacity 500 guests. First-class appointments and orchestra. For terms and romns mo i» -dl .S. Davis, Prop CARA I’OG 1 SPRINGS, N. Y., ette,” Circular street. Finc>t family hotel ol ) its size in Saratoga. Find chw« aecommodation for 100 guest Pleasant balconies, Large coul parlors, dining room and office. Electric bells. Excellent bill of hire. Very low rates. Cores spond - ii urge E. I- Propiietor ct.M ME boar c! rginia reference, Rev. Robb White; for circulars, ad 1 dres F Randolph, Keswick, Albemarle County, Va \ A / HEN in Buffalo stop at the Genusee, Niagara v * Falls 40 minutes awav. fA v 11. i. \. 1 ieKdersonvlTk ,n. u. • House new and handsome ; centrally located ; 1 two minutes from post office, but away from dust ‘ and noise; rooms large and airy; fare unsurpassed; ! rates very moderate. 1 I. C.C. DUNFORD, i’rm-rh‘or. ■ CUAIM ER BOARD* RS V, ANTI-1 J.Winnsooro. S. C., climate very pleasant, nights cool and , delightful. Rates S2O per month in advance. The ; beautiful Catawba Falls is reached in two hours drive. Address P. O. box 40, Winnsboro. 8. C. Mi WE CLOSE AT 6:30 P. M. SHARP, SATORDAY EXCEPTED I~ —1 l.Ol'Al FUKKCAST B ’ for Savannah and vicin. S ri l - 1 Partly cloudr, "'‘J 11 showers in SaVan- M "ah or vicinity; station » - eT-xwri/jl Iff', / ar y temperature, winds C A •' < generally southerly. fNr Maximum tempera- p# V r T' T hire, »7-; minimum teiu' s* V P eralure , 73 'i rainfall, (fi ■ i’he height of the Sa- s* ««? 1 n IM »? J vannahriver at Augusta M Z'- Z,l at S o’clock this morn- fe ' .7»«*?%4/'4jrA3 J ing (Tsth meridian time) S ® W— “ J* XJwas (5.0 feet, a rise of xi 0.0 feet during the prece^' n S twenty-four hours. P. fl. Smyth, s. vq Wednesday, Tune 2'). Observer. <- 1' BOYS’ CLOTHING AT COST AND | | LESS THAN COST. I f. r “ t ri £ $1.50 Boys Wash Sailors, every suifsell-) iuguplonow for 1.50, this week - /JC ? Lin 11 !? ji I asC„; i | Boys’s3.oo All Wool Washable SailoK, j | 0 Sliort Pants Suits and 2 piece Kill - QQ/> Suits, slaughter price j vUv. Boys’Check Short Pants Suits, 4to 13, ] ~~ Washable Sailors, Braided Edges | (F J A / ' BigColhrs and Cuffs,selling up till | now for s3and $3.50, slaughtered at J * |f Thin Summer Coats, usual price a dot- | FA “■ HIo 13 /) DUC._| z-3 Boys' Wash Sailors, Sliort Zouave Jack- "] & els. Wash Sailors will) Braided Col’- | J ’TO lars and Cuffs, usual price $3.50, $4, fkbl./Ol) J T 2- | I Boys' I piece Kilts, in Wash or Flannel, 1 AC a 21 Io 5, usual $1.98 f MKC * ; ; —— ( vF | $4.50 hnporlcd Genuine Galatea Cloth j Sailor Sults,'Cassimen-Suits,Zouave | (h ft ftg (fi Suits, Wash Suits, every suit I kh/L worth ?4.50. &laughtered.at I | LEOPOLD ADLER. I WWWW WWW WWW ww A $15,000 PICK UP. A Well Known IliiltoiHan Makes a Blk Haul. Dalton, Ga , June 20.—[Special.]—In a plain, unpretentious one-story brick building, on one of the side streets of Dalton, Ga., Prudcn & Lyle, insurance agents, have their office. Mr. r'ruden of the firm is a remarka ble man. He is perhaps 50 years old, with gray mustache and beard, and looks at you with a pair of eves almost keen enough to read one’s soul lie has the reputa tion of being the best financier in Dalton and has, for a number of years been alderman and chairman of the finance committee, both ot which offices he now holds. He is held in high esteem by all who know him and has never been beaten for an office within the gilt of Dalton’s citizens. Among other honors conferred upon him, he was, for quite a while, mayor. He is a man of few words, attends strictly to business and keens his own counsel. Many a man who had been less successful in life, if suddenly thrown into possession of one filth of the capital prize of the Louisiana state lottery would have informed the whole town of his good luck before night, but not so with W.- it. Pruden Outside (4 the cashier at Dalton’s bank not a man in town knows that he is $15,000 richer to-day than he was a month ago. The local papers tried to run down the rumor of a capital prize having been drawn by some one in the town, but failed signally. The Constitution’s correspondent, therefore, had small hopes of getting much information when he asked Mr. Prti.l n if he really had gotten $15,000. He replied: ‘■No, sir; I did not get it. 1 wish I had.” “But we have absolute proof that you drew the money from the New Orleans National bank.” “I do not deny that, bu' I got it for some one else and not myself. I simply acted as I agent in Hie matter ” ' Who really drew the money then?” “I do not care to say.” “Does the party reside in Dalton? ’ ‘‘That, sir, does not concern you. 1 wrote the lottery people and told them that 1 did not want my name used at all. The lottery people know that I got the money and that is sufficient. Ido not mind telling you per sonally about it. I bought the ticket, No. 48,617, which drew $15,061) in the May drawing, for my wife, and after it drew the mohev 1 collected it for her, and she has it now.' “What will your wife do with it “I do no know. 1 suppose she will in vest it in some way, but it is hers and 1 HONDURAS LOTTERY COMPN Y. Drawing July 10,1894. shall leave that matter"entirely to her.” ‘ Has she been buying tickets long?” “Off and on for pethaps two years. I al ways secured them for her, sending the money direct to the company.” “How did she receive the news other good luck?” “She was delighted, of course; who wouldn’t be?” Mr. I'ruden said he did not consider buying lottery tickets worse than dealing in futures, and concluded by saving that the only thing he regretted about the matter was the probable publicity, which, being a v.ery retiring man, he did not relish.—Atlanta Constitution. YOUR SOLE NEEDS SAVING. TUBERDY Wild, SAVE II FOR YOU WITH HIS FINE SHOES KIESLING’S NURSERY WHITE BLUFF ROAD. 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