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of.i democrat than S.itan
an angel robed in the borrowed
a saint.
only has Gov. Tillman brought unrest
upon the state, bitter divisions and strife
among its people and sought to de
prive them ot their vested rights, but he
has shown an utter disregard of conservative
counsel, and has done much to detract from
the credit and the good name of the state by
his vagai ies and by his demagogy.
Whether he will succeed in fostering the
antagonism which he has sought to create in
the country districts against the cities remains
to beseem If the thoughtful citizens of South
Carolina will listen to the voice of reason and
not be influenced by the passionate appeals of
this ambitious demagogue, there is no doubt
lint that tie will be retired to private station
T he state has been sufficiently injured by him
at home and abroad, and her people should
endeavor to obviate the disgrace of giving him
a wider field te> still further humiliate it in
the higher branch of congress.
is the 150 to be represented on the
legislative ticket by some one
barret that can be tapped early and
the sachems of Frogtown and "de
Mote how quick the morning paper, the
enemy of organized labor, is to publish the
lull text of a decision that is antagonistic to
labor,and how Studiously it suppresses any
thing that interests the workingman. No
wonder the latter despise it, and will support '
no one in sympathy with it.
Wiil the city administration ignore the pe- i
titivii of nearly 3,000 citizens asking that
Bilbo canal shall not be permitted to longer I
kpr ison the air we breathe, and sow the seeds
®kdisease and death on every hand? Does;
ignore it? If it does, the defeat
|folwill be the mote crushing and
i ■
Murderous biute deserved to lee
Hhy about her neck it was the
mui.lcied her pji.miou:.
jgfturied ti’.e pieces ur.de: !>ci
Raj played «>i> her oigan ovti
Oih My God to Thee" until the
HHlallow grave became so stov.g
Emlisirte: and cremate the h-ig
ffl&jd return to het instrument
Lover of Mv Soul' ait.l
lltr a " anel T lct -
Aynch convenes h’s comt
S 'clt’l w hile he ii.n er sti tick
■PWfathegave btek blow tor
taught his enemies t > respect him
The Constitution, with all its boasted circu
lation, found it could not afford to assault
this matchless knight, for when assailed he
turned aside and floored it before the peo
ple, and it was glad to cry quits. Less than
two weeks latter it had hauled down the
Evans tlag and run up the Atkinson colors.
And now midway the canvass this invinc
ible knight stands the unchallenged leader
of the democratic host in Georgia, and he
will lead it to certain victory as he directed
its victr nous inarch in 1893. Hip, hip, hip.
Il in rah for Atkinson!
The candidacy of Maj. G. A Whitehead to l
railroad commissioner, to till the vacancy oc
casioned by the death of Col. Virgil i'oweit,
should have more than ordinary consideration
at the hands of the governor. Maj. White
head has grown up in the railroad service, and
would bring to the office the fullest knowledge
ot railroad affairs. A man of unchallenged
integrity, experienced in all branches of rail
road traffic, no one could be selected for the
important position better equipped for the
duties of a commissioner and none who would
be more scrupulously just in determining mat
ters brought beiote (lie commission. We com
mend Maj. Whitehead to Gov. Norihen as a
gentleman whose appointment would reflect
credit to iiitnwJf and honor to the state.
/a OFF
ON ALL STRAW HATS.
We are determined to close out our entire stock of
Straw Hats, consequently will allow a discount of 33i %
on present prices. Do not miss the chance,
Our Shirt Waist Sale Still Continues,
See Our Specials in Undershirts,
APPEL & SCHAUL.
carefully priest
and quality needed.
We can save you considerable
money by dealing with us? as
we sell the peerless HALLET &
Davis, the popular Estey and
the Gordon pianos, the best
instruments for the money in
the country. We have made
especially low prices for this sea
son and the most accommodat
ing terms.
Our Wilcox & White and
Estey organs cannot be sur
passed for tone, finish, style,
variety and cheapness. In Sta
tionery we have the largest
and most select stock in Savan
nah embracing such grades as
Ward's, Hurd’s, Crane’s and
Whiting’s goods, and for fash
ionable PAPETERIE we carry the
fullest lines. Look at our se
lect music, vocal and instru
mental, six pieces for sl,
Rosenfeld & Murray
?1 WHtTAKER STREET.
\ ' /^WWW*V’”«? w W
K 3 you pick of a lot of |
E STYLISH
K 15.00 AND $16.50 i
®Wt make believe $15.00
■J $16.50 Suits, but suits
pat are worth it were sold
It that price here and for
■ore elsewhere.
| How can we do it?
| That’s our biz.
■ You bring the money—we
Bo the rest
M.DRYFUS,
Congress and. Jefferson Streets.
.Sim. iu-c Miring. Free.
presenting the greatest
number of ittese cupons. cut from The
Daily Dispatch bv July 1,1894, they will
be presented a round trip ticket to Suwanee
Springs via Savannah, Florida and West
ern railway, one week's board at that
famous reso
; T ’ vitv Dispatch :
; Free tic ;e Suwanee Springs. Fla-, ;
. and re u: > . ; Sav., Fla- and West. R. K.
and one v« >.- board.
: Name...
Address..
Cut this ,u; cl present at Andrew H.in
lev’s. 37 Wlii .ker street
A. J. KYNETTE,
Root Painter,
551-2 AST BROAD STREET,
Reuairii.u Painting of Metal Roofs
YOUR SOLI:
NEEDS SAVING
TUBERDT
Will. SAW-: IT FOR YOU WITH HIS
ANE SHOES
RICHMOND’S —7
Shorthand,
Typewriting,
Bookkeeping,
Penmanship,
Enghsn Branches.
OPPOSITE HOSTOFFICE.
Whitaker and President Streets
SMITH'S TICKLER
Can be trusted. It's a Busy Box, and
its wooden stomach never gets tired.
Put your things in it, and on the day
wanted they come up sure as death
and taxes.
LET US SEND YOU A TICKLER
It costs no more than the feed of one
man for a day, but remembers more
than ten men can.
We have a TICKLER museum con
taining thousands or letters, fyll of
cheery satisfaction; nearly lO.OfiO of
them say; “V, didn't do business
without it at ten times its cost.”
SOUTHERN TYPEWRITER EMPORIUM
<SO Broad Street, Charleston, S, C.
THE SUN.
The flr.-tof American Newspapers. CHARLES
A. DANA. Editor.
The Kineiiean Constitution, the American Idea
the Atne ican Spirit. These fust, last, mid all
the tiuir, forever.
THE SUNDAY SUN
is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world
Price se. a copy. Bv mail, $2 a year
Daily, by mail sf, a ytar
I laily and Sunday, by mail . . sSayeur
The Weeklysl a year
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* THIS CQUPON and TEN CENTS in «
money or sumps entitles the holder to one
b pgrt of any ot the following three books ; 4
' MARIE BURROUGHS
* ART PORTFOLIO OF *
STAGE CELEBRITIES, j
DORE’ BIBLE GALLERY.
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I f Frank Leslie’s Scenes of the War,
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| Always state what part is wanted. y
'rHWDAII.Y UISPATCH, 1 !
G Whitaker street,
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| SAVANNAH. GA. ’
SHEET METAL WORKER, i
123 STATE STREET.
Galvanized Iron Cornice. Door and Win- I
dow Cap- a Specialty. Tin Dooling, Re- ;
pairing. Estimate* t liceritiilv Furnished.
THE WEST SIDE BAKERY. |
CORNER OF WEST BROAD AND ANDER
6QN STREETS.
‘GEORGE BALL.
Fresh BREAD, CAKES AND ROLLS every ‘
day. Prompt delivery toeverv part of the city, i
lias stove Coupon.
The housekeeper guessing nearest the
number of gas stoves in use in Savannah on i
June 1 will be entitled to a gas range put up i
ready for use by the Mutual Gas Light Com- i
panv.
:Name; i
Number in use
The Daily Dispatch :
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All coupons must be left at the gas com-!
pany’s office, 129 Congress street, in a sealed
envelope. No guess received unless on a
Duly Dispatch coupon.
WHAT WE HAVE DONE
* A FOR OTHERS WE
> (I CAN DO FOR
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gill It is a Simple Statement and Admits ol no Aigutieut.
flßHWilWfr WE CAN SURELY SATISFY
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3CBROS. 145 BROlk. iON ST.
COBWEB WHITA Z '-R. STPvEET.
OUR BASE BALL CLUB
I
b IS SOMEWHAT
KNOCKED * OUT,
>1 But. we are still in the ring with a full supply of Retrigera
i ators Mailings, Hammocks and ail oilier Summer Roods,
■ which we are offering al Hard Time Prices. Come and see
■ us at ihe corner
: BROUGHTON AND
| PLANT SYSTEM.
J ; Charleston and Savannah Railway. Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
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Traill . la. 2 : .”.5 and 7- run daily 'J i_■n 12 leaves Kavenei d dly, except Sunday, at 4 2ft
p-u fcr Cl.'.i b—ti»n.h Ti in 11 leaves Charlestv’ daily except Sutiday at SOO am for Ravenel. Train
'• leaves Charleston " 10 am Sundays <mly a;.cl an ves Savannah 10 42 hu . Train 10 leaves Savannah
1 pm Sund.As only and arrives Chailedon 9 pm. Trains •’>, 6, 9 an.< i ? stop at all stations.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE AND CONNEi \ NS.
Ti.'.ins TJ and •'<-..rry I'nlln -in Lail-. t s‘- , hig cars brtw • n New \ >. . . nd Port Tampa. Trains
23 and 7S carry Pullman buU -L U -pinx car V< \ ross to Want.pinery, N. ville, Louisville and Cin
ciiin.iii Tt.-.ins •'» ami'l c.or. Pullnian bu'Tt. ' eping cars L-tw a ■.. > .»h and Ocda. Trams
U and 2:; carry rullman sb-epo g cars bet- .' -' .imlah md Jacks )nvi ; . Paneng jrs for Jackson-
ville Ly t> ii i: ■ can enter si mg car .i v pi; IT.wk >. I’» and J) .uikeclosa ca.m i 'or
I Mobile. New ’ n leans .md the oiithwust.
Tickets -<dd to ail ponds and slc-pingc c: • lus secured at passeng . i‘aon, and ti:k »t oillce 2-
i Bull street.
C. S. GADSDEN. R. G. > I.». Ml NG, W M. DAVIDSON,
Supt. C. S. li'y. Supt I- \V. It'y, n. Pass. Agent,
Ch ■.! leston, S. C. '.v aah, Ga. Jacksonville. Fla.
THE
DEADLY
PARALLEL
COLUII-N.
AiLESSON IN ARITHMETIC.
Avtrag'.- daily consumption of be-..r in this city
May Ist to October Ist, annually,
200 KEGS PER DAY.
Average tbily’ consumption of ice in same time,
80 TONS PER DAY.
111 iris.
Price of above ice | Price of ice when
when competition is.brewers protect their
wiped out ' vents per ; customers. 20 cents per
hundred; per t*>n. • Irandred: per ton.
Total cost of >z iGi’.s j Total cost of So tons
per day to the people, pur day under thissys
tern. S-liaO.
Net saving per day
to tlie people, £ GO
Net saving p er the
season of IS4 days f >s.-
320.
• I UST THINGS!
$88,320 00.
This is what yon pay over and above good value
for an article ot nccessity'when any one has a cinch
dp the business. See how piohtable it Would be to
give away hve or ten thousand dollars' worth of
beer in order to obtain control of this market on
ice! But the people are too well read and in
telligent to be caught with this spider and fly trap.
Without doubt, the beer is the tiling that has
come to the rescue.
Consumers, McKinley’s tariff is a gentleman
compared to this monster. Your interests are at
stake, and in our hands will be as jealously
guarded for the future as they have been in the
past.
All we ask is a fair field ana a shaie of your
favors for the world renowned
FAUST
-—AND—,
PREMIUM PALE BEER
- —AND OUR OWN
MEYER BEER.
RESPECTFULLY,
ns Ml
George Meyer,
GENERAL MANAGES.
STOMACHS
WILT
REPUDIATE
MEAN
BEKR,
And no mon . oca or combini’
ti ins can make . pie believe
CHEAP BEEk IS GOOD BEER.
The people of Sivannah appreciate
the product of
Home Industry
because they k.,'jw tug
Is brewing the
FINEST BEER IN THE WORLD
In its
EXTRA PALE CABINET,
An analysis by the highest au
thority shows it io be the superior
of any of its Competitors on this
side of the Atlantic.
ITS
CHA Al PAG N Id
BEEH
CANNOT BS SURPASSED. ]
Every first-class saloon in Savannah
sells our beer.
SAVANNAH
Brewing (qq„
PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES
FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS.
