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MOSQUITO NETS, MATTINGS. CANVAS COTS. AND SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT THE MILLER COMPANY Do you need a REFRIGERA- rTOR? We have them al ALL '•'•.IGES. x o \ i II WAS r jF" 0 DEATH, |gMHL>LE CLEWS A LLTHAT HAW been developed. Investigating the Case- ‘Riiffiors TmiPthe Mother of the Dead Infant Resides in thy Vicinity Where the Body Was Found, and Took or Sent Her Child of Shame to Its Foul Resting Place. Developments io the case of the finding of the body of a child in the sewer at An derson and Barnard streets are coining to light fast, if the opinion of those wh >, it would seem, are in a position to speak are worth anything. The general opinion is that the child, that is reported to have had three teeth, is of white parentage; at any cate that one of its parents or one of those responsible for its birth is a white person This is so generally conceded that there is no room in the face of no evidence to the contrary to doubt the prevalent impression. The entire neighborhood is worked up over the finding of Ute body; in fact there is con siderable feeling against the party or parties who disposed of the child in such a manner. While nobody has any just suspicion as to who the party or parlies are, broad insinu ations have been made, none ot which are tangible enough to permit of that amount of credibility that would ordinarily lead to an in vestigation in a particular direction. MR JtllllliT’S St AR 11 ING STORY. To .1 Daily Disl’a ich man who sought out Mr. Iluelet, who was cleaning out the <ewcr when the body was discovered, the tollowing Mtwy was told: "I had only been in the sewer a lew min utes when I struck a pile of rocks. This puzzled me, as it was something unusual to lind such a lot of them in a sewer. After moving a number of them I put my hand on something so very slippery, which smelt so bad that I concluded rl was something else than diit or trash. Picking it up and placing it in the bucket I sent it up, telling the man übove to lay it aside until 1 finished, as I be lieved it was a baby. When we fust looked .it it both ot us agreed that it was a baby, as the formation ot Hie thing was that ol .: human being. WAS IT HANGED? •'ll was wrapped in two cloths. The out side piece was of black and gray material (evidently a rag liom and old dress) and the piece next to lite body of while, maybe linen. There was a piece of cord tied around the neck. The end was wrapped around the body, .and I believe it was used to let the body down into the sewer. "I think the child had been killed before it was i.iought to the sewer, but (earing that it was not, alter letting tire body down, threw the rocks into the sewer to kill it. I did not notice that the child had any teeth, t'«r< feel -me that it was a white child.” MAY LEAD TO SOMETHING. There were 117 rocks, varying in size from that of a hand to a man's head, taken out of the sewer. This is from actual count, and the rocks, which ate of the kind used Io pave crossings,can lie seen near the sewer yet. Any one of them would have killed iiv child if thrown upon it. Yesterday afternoon a Daily Dispatch man, who went out to the sewer in company with an office) of the law, gleaned whal seems to be a valuable piece of information, which, if true, may lead to the detection of the party parties who disposed ol the child. A wo man living in the vicinity is reported to have become the mother of an illegitimate child some'time ago, and it is supposed that sits disposed of it. >'his may or may not be true; at anv rate the matter Is being diligently niceytigated and no stone will be left unturned to britig the guilty party to justice. If anyone will present some tangible evidence against the iparty or parties, as the case may be, The Daily Dispatch will follow the clew indus triously to bring the murderers to justice. Our Jfeir Shoe store. We arc better prepared than ever to save you money >,l the purchase of shoes. We. have many single pairs of a kind, odds mid ends—remnants, as our dry goods friends might wy—that we are ottering below cost. Our grand fall opening will take pjace the latter part of August, when we will have op.e ot the largest and most complete stocks ot shoes in Savannah. it is our aim to tie rid of much of our present stock as possible, to be ready for our opening with as many new shoes as we (.»>’ See out large window s and low prices. Look at shoes in racks in back pail of store. Ask for shoes that we are closing out and see Hie bargains we will give you. M. L. Lambert, No. JSH Broughton street. A STABBING AFFRAY. Gilmore Wster-s Bound Over to the I'll) Court For furring Owen Martin. Gilmore Waters was up before the recorder this morning for cutting Owen Martin in the hand with a knife. Gilmore says that he had taken a dinner to .one of the men at the New street warehouse arid was returning when Owen came up and asked him for something to eat Gilmore toid tan he had nothing for him, wlien Owen threw a rock at him. Martin says fie told Owens not to hit him, as he did not want to have any fuss, but Owens kept on following him and started to hit him with another rock. When he was trying to get it from him Owens was cut The evidence was different Irom Gilmore’s version of the affair and Recorder Wilson lined him $5 and turned him over to the city court. AN INTERESTING SUBdEQTt fct. Df. DilcrHldH 19 ktISM fid “is Hdligfoll Bitted rm racist” Rev, Dr. Joseph Silverman, rabbi of 1 em ple Emanuel, Fifth avenue and forty-third street,New York, who is visiting his brother, Dr. Charles Silverman, 103 Taylor street, this city, has consented, at the request of Rev. Dr. Isaac P. Mendes, and the officers of the Congregation Mickva Israel, to deliver a lecture on Friday evening at 0:15 o’clock, in the temple, Bull and Gordon streets I he subject will be: -Is Religion Based on Facts?” flie reputation of this eminent Hebrew divine, who minister.', to one of the weilthiest and most intelligent congregations in Ins city, will attract a large attendance, drawn from all denominations, as all are invited. Services which have heretofore been held at 7 o’clock p. in , will hereafter be held at 6:15 o’clock. PERSONALS. Mr. Morton A. Goodman of Richmond is in the city. R. M. Laucheimer, a prominent clothing merchant of Baltimore, is in the city. Miss Sallie Baker of this city was a guest of the Misses lloltinshead at Milledgeville, at the Pel! Hollinshcad nuptials. Mr. S. Krouskofl returned from New York yesterday where lie selected a large and hand some stock of summer millinery, ribbons and novelties. Mrs. George Schwarz of Savannah, who has been visiting the families of Mr. Philip Schwarz and Mr. John Bradley for the last week, will leave for her home Thursday.- At lanta Constitution. Savannahians at the New Yotk hotels Tuesday: C(j Bell at the St. Dennis, J de- Bruyn Kops at the Hotel Albert, C II Cun ningham and Mrs Cunningham at the Hotel Marlborough,G W Tiedeman at the Hotel Im perial and W Rutherford at the Gilsey Mr. Walter Lightburn, vice president of the Cortez Cigar Company ol Key West,Fla., is in the city for a few days. The Cortez Cigar Company manufacture the celebrated lieman Cortez cigar so popular everywhere. Mr. l.ightburn is one ol The foremost citizens of Key West. Mr. W. F. Spear has gone on a trip to Asheville, N. C., to attend the annual session of the national council of the Junior order of United American Mechanics. He is the stale councilor of Georgia and goes as the national representative of Resolution Coun cil No. 2 ot this city. The following are passengers on the Win. Crane: M G Worth, Miss Maud Simpson, Miss FlitaWise, A Hertel, MissG Cohen, M A Connors, A Fuxman, F II Scott, James Case, Miss J Munro, Miss Alice Boyd, Miss I McMichael, Miss L Markett, Miss I. Smith, Mrs T T McGinnis, J Monrad. List of passengers on the steamship City of Augusta, arriving this evening : Col. I! P Howell, Miss I Howell, Miss l< Howell, Julian l.elller, S Ocstrrsicher, Miss F D Jetts, Mrs J Bouchard, W I. Stoddard, I. W Renshaw, | W Ashford, I. S Ryan, ( F Kellogg, T B Ir win, Di C Drew and wife,Mrs William Bruce, Mrs M Grogan,C C Beebe, J F I ietjen, Mis II I Pike, R L Laton, A Strauss. Passenger list ot the T allahassee to Boston : M D Batchelder and wile, Mis W 11 Ray, J Hickey, A P Dwelly, Mrs Collins, Allan Col lins, Lewis Collins, Jr. A J Tulton, Mrs Charles Looker, I' 11 Hebb, Miss F.mm.i Kelly, (> 11 Lenney and wife, C J Brewer and wife, J N Tracy ai.d wile, B J Morgan, Rev J I. I’urter, Mrs. NI! Seplonyon, .1 D Myath, Thomas Armstrong an.l wile, Mrs. Mumu, l:ILi Jackson, Albert Jackson. coat at ukciai.. Oi l'll i 'l'iiE Daily Dihi'A'k h, I Thursday, 2 p. in,, Julie. 21, IS’.H. j There was a fairly good inquiry in the spot market. Il was, however, quiet, but with a steady undertone A fair business doing, the sales for the day being 3-1 U bales Liverpool cables report the demand as m 'derate and freely met at unchanged prices. At the cotton exchange on the regular daily call at 1 o’clock p. m. the market was bullut iiiftj quiet and unchanged al the following quotations;' Middling Fan 7 0 16 Goiml Middling 7 Hi Middling ... 7 l, Middling I;-, GwaJ Ordinary. (P M The Gicipts Irom I p. m. yesterday to ! p m. to-day were ilk- b iles. The sales from I p. m. yesterday to 1 p. hi. to-ihy were 310 bales. The exports liom 1 p. m. yestc.day to Ip. it), so-day weie 1,025 bales. the slock on hand on shipboard was 13,108 bales. Naval Stores.—The market tot (spirits tur pentine was rather quiet during the morning owing to the determination of factors to refuse to part witl) .offerings at less than 29c. for regulars There » little inquiry,but the extreme views of holders prevented any transactions. The sales reported were made the previous evening. Rosin—There was a good demand owing to the needs of export ers for this month's loading and clearing, and of course holders continue to ask lull current quotations, being very firm in their offer mgs. The business doing for the day was in fair volume. The total sales during the first half of the day weie about n.tl()0 bai rels. At the board ot trade on the morning call the spirits turpentine market was posted as firm, 28} cents for regulars with sales of IfUt casks. Rosins were strong, with sales <j| 2d39 bangls at the following quotations: A U C and Fsl.2O'; I* $1.35; G $1.55; Hfl.Hfi; 1 jr'.’.Q.a; ly ;<s 3<>. M $2.50; N $2.70; window glass $2.85: water\vhirie J3...W* NAVAL STORES STATEMENT. Spirits. Resin, stock on hand April 1, . ...11.631 109.977 Received since April 1, ISP4 . .1*,';,084 *200,553 Received to-day 2,038 4,308 t'oia; 99.751 314,5;-,8 Export, vuuv* 4pril 1 66,398 228,899 Exported to dgy.. ISO <562 Total 4>c.\3 *229.101 Stock on hand to-day..... 53,1,-’X 0'.<77 Rice —There is nothing new to note in Jlip market.,s-hich continues very dull and entirety nominal in .absence of sales. Prime . , • ... • 4 5 «(iT-T% Good ........ r 4'4’ o Fair • ■ ■ • '■ ■••.... 3-% Common , *»■*«!.. tffPES, SKINS—COUNTRY PRODUCE FuiWfoed toy A- Ehrlich X Bro.’, 153 Bay Street. Dry flint hide*, jxv ! 5 Dry hides, salted, per |f>. 4 Given hides, salted, per 1b....... . 2 UT«k« per lb ...... .-. .... .2? Wool, white. free of burs, per lb Wool, black. free of burs, per lb V Eggs, per doz 11 Fowls, grown, her s, per pair 60 Fowls, grown, mixed, per pair 50 a55 FwK half to three-quarters grown 45 aSO Otter skhw 50a f 4 50 Fox skins ~ 20 »80 Georgia RvniD. per ifj». . .... 30 aS2 Naval Stores boinj tp. New York, June 21.—[Special.]—Spink turpentine firmer at 31 cents. Rosin steady; strained to good strained $1.35. AT Wil MiNotOw. Wilmington, N. C. June 21.—[Special.j— Spirits turpentine frm at 27| cents. Rosin firm; strained io good strained 9«j cents. FECIAL NOTICES. FOR. KENT, Offices in the Board o 4 Trade Building. This building centrally located is supplied with an Otis Elevator, Offices and Halls; are Steam heated, Lighted by Gas and Electricity and sup plied with every convenience- Any member of th* Board of Trade will be pleased to receive applications and show the offices to any one needing office room. Large rooms will be sub-divided to suit requirements of tenants. D.G. PURSE, President. W. C. POWELL, Vice President. Directors Walter Coney. 11. T. Moore, John IL Hunter. Isaac M. Frank; Thomas S. Wylly, Jr.. M. B. Lane, C. D. Baldwin, James M. Dixon, ('hr. G. Dahl, J. B. Johnson. Or on the premises to C. WALLACE IIOWA RD, Supt-_ SPECIAL NOTICE. By instructions of the Democratic Executive Committee of the First Congressional District of Georgia the delegates so the convention are in structed to assemble at the Court House of (‘hatham county, at Savannah, on J'UESDAY JULY 17, at 12 o’clock, for the purpose of nomi* nating a candidate of the democratic party for Representative in the fifty fourth Congress. MERITT W. DIXON, Chai i man. NOiICE TO THE PUBLIC. To nil parties who desire to repairoi built.it Tybce I land J announce that I am ready to take contract s. I guarantee entire sati .faction and de cidedly reasonable terms on all order > placed witli me. For infqrmation apply to J. T. RYAN, No. 33’,2 Williamson Street, or Tybec Island, Gn. WANTED, WOO L, WA X, II ON EY , 111 DES. Highest market price paid. Quotations on ap plication. A. EHRLICH & BRO., Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers, 153 and 155 Bay street. FRESCO PAINTING. Mr. Miller is now located at 109 Broughton street with Lr M . WES I’COT I , the Sign Painter. He is an artist of rare ability, having been em ployed at Mrs. T. M. Carnagie at Dungeness, Ga., Jekyl Island < lub and various northern residences at Jacksonville, Fla. References given. Prices Moderate A FRESH SUPPLY OF BARKIS 1.l l lllA WATER Has just arrived at EH 1A I E S. w. BRANCH, -AND HARRIS I H HI \ WATER COMPANY, a Guards’ Armory, Bull Street. GREEK-ENGLISH LEXICON. Second hand, by Liddell it Scott; College and School Text Books; second-hand books sold, I ought and exchanged. I. GARDNER. US Broughton Street. DANCING - yr - ANDERSON’S PAVILLION TJHJN’PERBOLT Every Thursday Ito •> o’clock, p. M. Admission free. From 8 to 12 p. M. admission 2-5 cents. The finest place at Thunderbolt for ladies and children. Open everyday. Refresh ments served. Good music. IWO WONDERS! The new Preovb lotion, by an eminent French Physician and the TJ»e l ist cures rheumatic pains, ciamps. kupbago, td-., releaving immediately- Though in- troduced in Savannah many ernes have be<-u 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, afcq 112.' .; Broughton street. £ STARTLING FACT. TluU yer^ 1 i\\v i z have perfect eyes. It inijsf Ije pyn|eid Shat it j..no', ledge and skill to kuuiF V bat /he pyes need ArlYl to yit them properly with ' y\ J Jio trust this work t.» uninstrueled dealer-ry pi-pip njjdly enroll sm of the most valuable of all the sen-es, tht-ir bight.. In addition to graduating in Ger many ami ’my thirty years’ practical experience I have taken a con me mid graduated in a school of optic* in New York and learned the latest and best methods of ascertaining the difterent de fects of the eyes and their proper correction, so that J can fit you properly with glasses that will and improve your eyesight instead of rapidly rui&ajg gj poorly fitted glasses will always do. No change. pr DR. M, SCHWAB £ STM, GRADUATED OPTK’tAK*, No *23 Bull Street IT WILL J’,AY To get estimate* from us, before jaucnasAng where on plate and window glass, paints, Line, placet. fire brick and clay. Sash, doors and blind*. wti pajW .vaW .9/lw builders’sup plies. We are headquarter* fi>F rtreae gD.o&s(m£- have a brand new and well assorted stsok, ',Se invite you to call at our store. PAINT AND OIL CO, (Lio ya & (I'd ' WHI TAKER AN D CONf 4 R ESS STRF.ICf ’ Quick schedule via Savannah, Florida and I Western ?nd East Tennessee, Virginia and j Georgia to Macon, Atlanta and Chattanooga. r*4.75 $6.00 t Madeto Order Made to Order* tow the Prem-on the Prem-t ♦ h f iises. . lses - •_ t t ’ Imported Irish! t DOMESTIC Linen Wash t iWash Suits Suits. ♦ ♦patterns to se- Fifteen Pat-| Jlect from. terns to 4SEE THEM IN WINDOW 11'0111. 4 : COLLAT’S. I ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ POPULAR COLUMN. Advertisements inserted in Ibis column for One Cent a Word, B'ni ptoymenl and Help Wants inserted free one insertion PERSONAL. |_|<)FFaMAN, Bull Street, makes the finest photographs in the city. If you want a photo of yourself give him a call. US I c every Sunday at Wilmington Island. enameling; satisfaction guaranteed, 133 York street. QO to Westcott, 109 Broughton street for signs. Beach for bathing, Wilmington I land. THOMAS M/WI.E, Painting, (.raining. Kai 1 somining, Paper Hanging and Hous ■ ' ecorat ing. 174 Broughton street, Shop 71 losident street, Savannah, Ga. See iny work bdo mak ing contracts. L* 1 LOA I) oak wood, Mtiek or Hawed, i.ny n <'gUi rr 1 Telephone 121 Aitunr & Co. USECerst Foaming Hair Tonic. On sale at Solomons & <’<».. Living Mon’s, Strong’s Kidd & Co.,S(i<ing’t» and PigmanL Pharmacy, J C. HER RON, Price and Gaston streets, keeps family groceries, fruits and vegetables; milk and ice served to customers regularly. PAINTING in all ils branches. Get my esti mate and good work. WILLIAM TAY LOR, j 53 Jcdierson street, near South Broad. WILMINGTON ISLAND i- the place fora picnic. i \A/E are the cheapest, C. F. Weber <<>. W 2 vv State strcci- Painting, graining, marbling, kalsoniniing, etc,; paperkrtoging a specialt y. CINE FRESH FISH, all kinds, delivered daily * by N. Bolde, stall Xo 4. City Market. Orders taken for delivery and prompt attention guaran teed. We keep the best <.nly and supply the finest trade in tne city. A*k for N. Bolde, st ill No. I, City Market. DA NCI NG at Armory hall Friday nights from 9 to 1!. Monthly ticket-. $1; A. Berger. C’OK the best cigars amt smoke, s’ articles go to * lames Lynch, at Broughton street lane and Wlpitaker street. The Daily Dispatch on sale also, ‘ FRY (List’s Foaming Hair Jtpreserves 1 the hair ami removes dandjulf. Qll sale at Solomons & Co., Livingston’s, Reid t. 0., and Pjgtnau’s SHINGLES. To reduce our stock we make a further reduction in prices, and qffer cypress shingles at #2 25 and fl 50 per thous and at mill; boats can load at the mill. Vale Royal Manufacturing Company. INK. A. J ASM E. veleTinary su’-geoa. V--t Broad L- 7 street, foot of South Broad. Telephone 264. FOR dandrutl try Geist’s Foaming Hair lonic. nah. On R. id X < 0., aii.i PijjitUi.'r- BAKERS. | GOTTLIEB, Baker, •'tall 23. City Market. Bakery 198 Bryan street. Bread delivered to any part of the cjty i-’crning and night. p'ORFST CJ’iT 'll.’ K'ETVTjn .al. 5 and South Broad Street Lane. Frcsli bread, Cgkes and Pies delivered to any part of the city. Try our Fine Rolls, ready for breakfast every morn ing. J. M Rich. M.’.linger. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED, names of persons trembled ' it’- io-.thnu or afiy .cough Samples “ahd Ldoks mailed free. F. Gouaux, Hophi., l . La. cr Solo mons & Co., Savannah. VVANTED, to introduce articles ot merit ’ ’ Samples of useful houselold articles, novel ties. etc., sent free. Enclose two stamps for postage. Address E. Towner, Lock Box 591, Marshall Town. lowa. FOR RENT. r?OR KENT, that tv.c-.'.tcry br : ck house un- • ft.rnished, 70 St:tte street; irom j( iy 1 Lo ' 0- 1. 1594. (heap to a good reliable tenant. Hamptuu ; F-rijll. Colt RENT, oh reasouable k erp>B to desirable 1 tenant, the residence corner ofTreMdent und Lincoln streets, adjoining my own. and possess ing every modern convenience. W. W. Gordon, Jr. over MerelmnU’ bank- FOR SALE. 3T Tjfj - iL6o:-High JTZde T* rayva port 1 aits. 14x17 inches, almost hfe-size htcesTor tne’ Small suiu- of ii each. Tim } >re pot h.itr. photograph with a feWicrayon pa uju:;? gtycij hwayfree (?> if you buy a frame ttom\u 6 givTr • YVc e not in the humbug business, and maxe ho juon* than loan us a photograph or tintype'io Ue 2 and pay fl, and we will deliver you the portrait frof all other costs. They are genuine crayon y.-p;k, ikav.ii by ? real artist, and every one war ranted to' be- an e t <a ,t likpness and to last for several generations. We limte artists to ami also pastel and color portraits, that IBWllg for one third the prices charged by others. on exhibition at our art store, 174 Broughidu If you do not want a uortrajt yourself, or f it nd, Just now. you will sonic : Ime in the future.-bo get ou. pn e list and c. lon us ;yhen you are relidy- ' We are in i. >. ..e;; *c *tay. Lijdpyf ?e’s Picture Frame' Faciu v,- 174 ! BroughtohsiKui- L.ANDfor sale at a rare baf-gau; 409 of ttood productive farm land; miles rrbm Mcßae; same Ji stance to the South Georgia Col ! lege; 3 miles oflllelena, junction of the E. T , V. | G. and S,, A, k M. Railroads: $4 per acre; easy t-n-ms Write ■rith stamp for reply. Dr. J. M Ga. 2. '■BOARDING. gq WILL bu meal tickets at the Harnett J'*r Huusa. A LOANS ARTHUR DEUTSCH, pawnbroker, removed ** to 161 Va Congress street, opposite « ity market. Liberal loans made on diamonds, jewelry watches, clocks, clothing and on any other personal prop erty. Al! transactions strictly confidential. Oper from 7 a m. to 7. p. m HELP WANTED. VX/ANTI J), a comely young lady under the age vv of 25 who has a literary, vocal and musical education, to travel with gentlemen in Texas for musical and household articles; expenses paid : references. Address A. J. Kilpatrick, 813'-j Austin avenue, Waco, Texas. OPTICAL GOODS. INK S. (J. PARSONS, at Liberty and Price 17 streets, hi! s secured the services of a practi cal optician who will fit eyeglasses and spectacles, which are sold at reduced nriceS. LOST. | OS I ce, a bottle of 1 id J L. Cream; positively removes pimples, black heads; freckles, etc. Owner can get another bot tle by sending 75 c --nts to P< nd Lily Medicine ( o . South Bend, hid. FLORISTS. ROSES I.a France, Marcchai Neil. Paper Gon tier, Ihe Bride, etc. Artistic floral designs a special feature. Special attention paid to n.u lot decorations. Plants of all descriptions. Leave orders at Strong’s Pharmacy. 67 Bull street- I GEORGE WAG Si ER, florist, Thunderbolt road. 1 Telephone 498. PAPER HANGING IJAI’EK HANGING, iam prepared to do all ‘ kinds of paper banging and decorative work. My specialty will be Cleaning wall paper, which is done to look like new, at a very small (o>t. Best of testimonials. J. 11. Crawford, Jefierson street. U/AI.I. PAPER -I am now prepared to fur * v nUh and put up all grades of paper hangings hum the highest to the grades- Nice patterns from io cents per roll up. Decorations of every style and puce- John G. Butler, 14c Congress aud 139 St Julian st re t. MISCELLANEOUS ITEi’UK i go.e ; away for the balance ci themim n.er pla <• ybui rental, irer untile -h prof :s --sional colleeiions with the reliable Kuhns A Ybanez, General Collectors ar-! ReareEstatk Agents, Room 12, Sorrell Building, corner Bull and Bay. OL'E.yi PayiiJ -on for dancing at Wilmington 1 Island j ISE Gerst’s Roaming ll.er lonjc fur , Gp sale at Livingston's, Solomons Co., Reid & ( <• > m- ig\ and I’igman’s. ME too Pete! ( E WebvrN the sren m painters. 102 State street. Our p-ires del y competition. SIGNS, the cheapest and best from ( . I’. Web-r N' Co . 102 S’ate street. SIGN'S - Westcott, ire Broughton street. COR SASHES, doors,blinds,bnildircg. hardwire 1 lime, cement and plaster, paints, oils, glass etc.; house, -ign and decorative painting, call at John G. Butler’s, 140 Congress and 139 St Julian street. MEDICAL. 'LiIE gi .it faih: re <an t rs. . . . 1 lire burns, asthma, tl.To.iic -c.:, g rheumatism, wens, rising breasts of won Y-n, thrash on infants, warts on human or animals, butt’s on horsre or mules. Guaranteed cure or money re lunded- G, \y. L'etsin-fer, corre.r Congress and Jefferson streets, roomfc upsthli’s oh Congress streets. JACK, the gentleman’s friend, cures (gleet and al! discharges) from one to five days. Sold at Parson’s Pharmacy, 35 Liberty street cSPlVM habit cured cheup-We will fmui-fi v./ suilicieut nivdicin- to curt any ca.-v ol mo phit:: oroyii'm ! • I>it fi-r >’o soul guanetilce a cure. Tvslimom- G-it dfi il p mi. iik.;-/ < 1 on Appiicnt’on. ddresf all coifinlunßtS<io;;> in i strict confidence re Acme Opium tXjre C<sjgp im . Bor '5 Decatur, Ga. D I PTC KE cured, trusts fitted; complete stock of surgical appliances, at S. C. Parsons'. 35 Likerty street. IK! ants 5 Frlelnd RSWK This is to * certify that we have used the powder for prickly heat and chafing, and upon infants and other puij.ore •>, and find it suoenor to any toilet powder ever used. We cheentifry rccammu'.d t .gned |. A. deCastro, A.-B. Th. ihp?on, J. K. P. Cart. teft'D- Miller. Pbrcy Stfgien E. B. Chipman, H R, Altickj a»U others. poy sab by ajl’druggrets. GOOD fishing and bathing Wilipingtbp Island; no holes on beach; no danger «i utOwu ing. SUMMER RESORTS. QTEFHENSON HOUSE and Saline Mineral Springs, St. Catharine's, Canada. Canada’s popurer resort, 11 miles from Niagara Falls.' No malaria or tee:. Excellent, varied and liberal table.- Hotel renovate 1. un proved and new bedding added tor reason -ct Li9y. Tlje baths a positive cure for rheum,.titan, gout, scfaiivi a«d # U nervul.re iigectbns; Send 11: t'VH 1 .■■-kfi't C. V”. W J ;i, . CEASJLDE—A ILAN 11C CIIY. N. J. 0 I NITED STATES HOTEL AND CARE. Ocean view centre finest villas and drive- Capacity 500 guests. First-class and orchestra. For terms and rooms address John S. Davis, Prop Q4R4TQQA SPRINGS, N. Y., “The Lafay- ' etkv' Circuiax- Etrea*. l jn. si i reiily hcfvl of ite site in Saratdgh. First elaj* n;«omra<x'.al’.on for guests. Pleasant balconies, Large cool bailors, dining room" and office. ' Electric bells. fexvwlieA*! k-L 1 Jit Lite'-. Corcs- spondence soirelted. George E. Crpp.i’etpj- SUMMER board in the mountains of Virgrhia reference. Rev. Robb White; for circulars, ad dres F Randolph, Keswick, Albemarle County V<» \VHgN ifi Buffalo stop at the'Gepusfee, Niagara v pqns 40 minutes away, j A VILLA,’ iiendvrsonvilS'j N- C. House new and handsome ; centrally located ; two minutes from post office, but away from dust and noise; rooms large and airy; fare unsurpassed; very re.oc’reaL. ••• 2 -'re j piJKIFreRD. Pronrxt, r. eUM.MEK B&AiiDbiTsTvSß'ft fX)Vnresoo.o',, & S. C.. £!j mate ter v pleasant, nights’ct <sl ahd delignttui. Hates per jg'Ofi'h i n advance. beautiful Catawba Falls is reached in two hours drive. Address P. O. box 40, Winnsboro. S. C. Vl/HEN in Washington, D. C., stop at the V» Riggs House, oppostte the depart ment and one blocs from the white house. Go »o Stre’asne- Springs if you are in bad haalth nr broke.) down 1 . It wt benefit' yauj rs 'X WE CLOSE AT S:3O P. M. SHARP, SATURDAY EXCEPTEO. | *-VtAL FOBBUST g ft . For Savannah and vkm- 1 “ W/ \ i it3 ' : Showers this after- p .‘noon, or evening, fob V |y \ /X y lowed by fair; felight /C Jr ! cha .»gein temperature; sa -r* • k ‘ *P variable winds, geuer- ibFM 1 1 a «m y ’ tempera- f W ;E»/sture, 65; minimum rein- > J i\! p <r ture ’ rai,:fall ' ? i G' !- The height of the Sa- y van nah river at Augusta W | /?- A at 8 o’clock this morn y v - ing (75th meridian time) waß a ri -' eof W l />-• A*T ‘ 0 2 icvi during the pre- f '- ceding twenty-four hour*. P. H. Smyth, Thursday, June 21. Observer. BOYS’ CLOTHING AT COST AND | LESS THAN COST. r Si.so Boys’ Wash Sailors, every suit sell- 1 70 ? iug up t<i now for 1.-50, this week / oC. < I • > Boys $2.<X) All Wool Washable Sailors, 1 _ A Short Pants Suits and 2 piece Kilt > QQp Suits, slaughter price i vUv« r g Boys’ Check Short Pants Suits, 4 to 13. 5 f Washable Sailors. Braided Edges (Ji Big Coll irs and Cuffs,selling up till now for s3and $3.50, slaughtered at ’ Thin Sunnner Coats, usual price a dol- I PA h l ;i r.sizreN<ii3 j 50C. J y Bovs’ \\ ash Sailors, Short Zouave Jack- ets, Wash Sailors with Braided CoB liirs and Cuffs, usual price $3.50, $4, 31 K /V B I to 14 " < i - - - — i B<»ys’ 1 piece Kills, in Wash or Flannel, AB- S 2i Io 5. usual SL9B f v t>C. I ■ zi $4.50 Imported Genuine Galatea Cloth ) Sailor Suits,Cassiniere Suits,Zouave | (9 n Ats Suits, Wash Suits, every suit f AZ. Zu 1 worth $4.50. slaughtered at J LEOPOLD ADLEB, | -' • I . W WWW wwwww ' AT THE HQTEI.b. Al the Screven house are: R It Wilson and wife, Satilla, Ga; 11 .1 G iv, l.ini-.-r, Ga; W M t oy, Manassas, Gi; _W W Zapp, I p Stern, Nov \ li.; M M Mathews and wife, l .-it V.ill- y, <i RM I iu. iirititti, Baltiui..re; Jl’ Moo v, w ife and d.iiujili r. Celkn.ip, G•.. | M I rimer, (. nncsville, hia; Joint Morrison, I.Ma bell, Mrs J W Parish, Pembroke. RrniKf MAntS'i, Abi.'A«',r».ir.r.'i. lit yciit jinn-: tnei ttip call on the Florida Centi.il and Pett nsul.li lot inlomtation about the Virginia and Noltb Carolina resorts. Ukim. Suwannee Springs water StHiill I’tiltn Bell Bnoj. Notice is Kivfit bv the hg!|t iriApe hoji-Q that the bell buoy, painted black, heretofore moored on the south side of Hampton Roads, east side of the entrance to Ehzrbeth river, about one and one half miles north- ' erly of Si-wall Pninf, Va, ta; disappeared ' and wjll not be immediately repl iced Fire ' locality is miked lv Se.v.ili I'’hit shoal \ buoy, N<> black, tirsl-clas's cm : This notice aliects the list of'beacons and buoys, i fifth light house i’i-iiicL Isij i|3 ' ' Take the Florida Central and Peninsular train No. :l>? .it 11:15 a. tn , and reach any of the resorts same .lav rhe Was A >t in:.;,iu. Mr:s;t .hi. .. N V, jure 21. Hi til Co ] -In the H.ilhdav trial to day Dr M inn testified that Lizzie Halliday's actions were those of a sane woman. Her face lacked the furrows accompanying mania Dr. Van Etlen of Port J-rvis testified that he found Lizzie’s skin a-d b;’.ir iciliual ar.l h. (hoogltt her sane ch titgh to pe re-pons ole. i'l.is closed the evidence, and Rrosecutinj; Attorney Car penter has bbgpn ins address for the defense. Fakb the Florida Central and Peninsular route to Suwanee Springs. Leave Savannah 5:35 a.m. Bist schedule. GRAND OPENING * **■ *■ * OF NEW MILLINERY f 1 5 « . f : ... - -AT _ K R O USK O F F' S WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. An ENTIRE NEW STOCK will be displayed. All the k Latest Styles and Designs. »!ARIKE INTELLIGENCE ran 4;f‘, Hun Sets 7.4A High Water at Savannah to-morrow at ll:Voa.m 11:18 p.m. (Local time.) Arrived To-day- Br ss Driffield. Simpson, Newport News, in ballast to Savannah freight agent S I and \V Ry Co. Arrived at Qu i.wtjne—Nor batk Camilla, /1. li.in.r en. I 'emc.ara, jn ballast, mas|f). Sailed To-day—S-Tallahassee, Boston: No ( , park I’redlieitn, Liverpool. memoranda, B üb', Head, J.me II) Passed Not bark Sundie Nielsen, Savannah lor London. 1 Goiisl.idt, June 13—Arrived Br ss Laurestina 1 Gaven Savannah f a St Petersbuig. i load >tt, Suite 111 Sailed from tire Downs N'tr ship Haugesuml, Ostrandt, Sapelo. 1 1:'ml, June IS -Passed Nor bark Guldregn, Hansen, SitvanriSh (bi Hamilurt,.* • • c 1 button bridge j'tue 18—-’Arrived |<us (Ishting, Apalachi, Tarifa, June 13 -Passed Hal bark Con cezione, l.aurro, Girgenti for Savannah. , New York, June ID—Arrived, schr Martha S ■ Bement, Kulon, 1) ~-ien Cleared, schr Henry IS. other, C.hadw’ : t. I’-.Dsa -' 1 B 'Ston, june Lj -Cleared', schr Susan £•; ; I’lcketing, Haskell, Brunswick, Ga. i ’imosaw,'S C, mite lii Cleared, hr .» I He<KOllslield, Holmes, United Kingdom 1 Datieti.Ga, June ID—Arrived, schr Edward P Avery, Hawley, New York. Eemandiiia, Jus. ID—Sailed, schr Spat tan, I (Tombs, Baltimore. v -'p rt pews,- June ly |jr r, li iflield' Simpsdn Philadelphia, arid sai ed j : Siv.iimah. 1 ■ 1 Bnmswick, Ju .e 19—Sailed, schr Mary A Hall, Veazie, Boston In the liecortler’s Court. In the recorder's court this m trmng AllWiii-i Hayes » 'd Betsv Haves for fighting in the street were li ied $3 eich. ' “ 1 s Jerry Myers ;mj James' bbwes, charged with arson, were discharged. James Wliiains, 1 ninf tyith no, legs and only one arm, was up for being drunk ana cursing on the streets, but was discharged by the recorder with a reprimand.