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4 CHEAP STOCK aud Dairy Farm Cor sale.
from C aa..ai e. a.r, protot.c s 1a,o.- nol.
the, ara na'as A'aIdn e.. o .Ihii r",I n.ed'
EJLAN'bi, & aaulr,%1 ii %I..a..s
4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE IN Dg.c4o,.
= ,'Iu' ,' W. ~. III A' 80. ,' WI - '' . ,.
u rooms urF, now r''l "tr. ,tt1.e l Other olipr,i
flUts tni su1n.la. shade mountain sern.ry r,t,la.
"s 5a '.l,'i .i t fg.g,r "t 4 ,l""''
hTOgANGE, y. j. mcighboflood speciality
H. ans. :. I.
EINE WATER FRONTS on west shore ot
tIA5. " Nc@ ti& i 10 ' osd iv5 10 "'' ' '
EOR SALE.--ScvcrM large tracts; Tcyos
4 Georgia, virginia and Icnno--'" aud> FAULP TODD
gIOR SALE or LEASE.-Largc blocks Of
bnabc'9ei "2t,T,ons ior asi"t',t"r - Snsii'n
| one ISLAND FARM FOR SALE.-Ncar
II Deer PARK station Long I-.'nd m l.a,lrall L,"
house, 49, Trcc, sTOuU van TAX - 90" frca,n pirt ca
IairoaI ana he shore frnt rs summer rrsor
vii hon be ya'Ilh- as a t'I's ara p'lr iai p'r,
chaser Address H. L. iNaLlf, Manuel kocAand county
EIONTCLAIR. \. New house near dcpo,
w ten ROOMS conveniently arranged. lr,c siorct VOL
.3o6o " Terms s' cs.y r. g. Hol8 aG rransln
ORANGE. \. J.-furnishcd House to let for
~ the winter; i've minutes walk from the depot; rent At
the rat. OF $500 per Address Box +O3 N"w-N0I"
city o.
ORANGE. \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SENT- toilet lui fI~ IIrl,Iri aui I1fIruiI'L
BLACKWELL& SMITH. opp. main 'tlIon bslrSh ~
DroohIpn IJropcrln for Sale Gn1 60 Lct
At $1,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
"a land IN ir,okvu near two lines hor'rc1f and
immediate vicinity Of paved lni severed streets rutland
q WHITING, ~ NlS'll-,t
TE'O LET.-3-stOry high stoop, brown stone
! $50 Carltpn-avc, near Prospect Park. III LAND a.
WHITING, III Nas-iu.-L
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DEFINED, private French family, having a
square room spare would like 70 rent it 10 gentle
man. Address HLFEELSCES Tribune Uptown once
HAnu
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t0intcr Resorts.

TENIE LAUREL HOUSE
1 at I.akev OOd New Jersey,
TIE NEW WINTER AND SPRING RESORT,
is open.
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Gitunllons t0anie0-- 1tldlcs.

biinalloilS ttldlc5.
4 COLORED MAN, married desires situa-
dao 5 S aars se ii iITI1' GE6%As G Ss ely
pAKER-SECOND HAND.-By an expert
ID understands all kinds English small goods
lions. J0iEPH T'AYLOE, All Groyest, Jersey Ciiy.
BUTCHER or MEAT CUTTER.-By young
ID American, l.; has had two years experience as
Sqt:aSG e5 81 i East 57t.t u "
N-FIRST-CLASS.-By a middle
- age married man no ncumbranco very TcsEgclab"j
Pschc, place ~esi 2sthst
NOACHMAN, &c-By frst-class steady
Yong nan ih'Topsh sr m m moi ar
work permanent situation preferred Cc.t ct and c"un
HGdr rS's' EB@AED IL" ia Hcaryst l''
COACHMAN, GARDENER or USEFUHMAN.
COOK ana anndres Icy nave no cldfos Want Place
deIed city or country best reference Can 29- Ch@'e'
DRUG CLERK.-By an educated young man
- Of good habit WIN netry 9Iee years eEpelence dc
enecs, Please address HEHBEKT CAMrBELI1 Wharton,
LLJUR-MlLL HAND.-By young married
4 l.nclishman moderate wages 10 start Address wl.s
GRADUATE in Pharmacy desires position in
NJ one Of the large downtown stores msnasr or plac' Of
responsibility: address GRADUATE Tribune Uptown
GROOM and COACHMAN.-By married Eng
" llshman 2G, where care and attention wonli be ap
pecicd strictly sober ana reliable atprcsent employed.
Address ERNEST, Tribune Uptown ONCE l,23o Eroadway
HANDY MANLY young man, age %, in
4 warehouse Wholesale house IS strong and active,
and willing furnish good references JOHN 4.
BYEits, Care Mrs. smith. 6i7 West 26ths
TANlTOR.-By an industrious, intelligent
~ coored man married. without ncumbrsnces Jantor;
BUTLER. Tribune Uptown Office l275 broadway, OF 800
GIHANE.
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By Il single young
" man t2I can bring CHEST Testimonials 10 character
ability good quick pcnman experienced in surveying
a. b., EOx !, CIV brunswick, n j.
ORDER CLERK or OFFICE YOUTH.-By
~ ayoung American, -, Of respectable family can
furnish uuoxceptiOlable testimonials. THOMAS GREEN,
l62 Jewct a'er Jersey CITY Heights.
pORTER or USEFUL MAINLY a strong,
ape willing young man, AGE %, In wholesale house
Immediately cepOnabe city references Please call
address JOHN MckINNoN. 81 Cannon st.
GTEAMSHIP OlLER or LOCOMOTIVE
~ FlREhAN-By an unmarried American. age 81, weigh.
ing 100 pounds active healthy robust thoroughly expert.
ny. '
VALET.-By an EDglishman as valet on nurse
invalid gcntlenan fully experienced sic
&c can bo highly recommended capabiIfes tTust'
worthness Cali address a. b., 807 7tave, corner
SD ST. drug store
WAITER and CO0K.-By a Swedish young
w man and wife private family; have the very OF
city references Address W. c. Tribune Uptown oce 1888
Broadway
VETANTED-By q young man of considerable
w experience in stocks, bonds &C. now employed In
prominont Institution position in banking house or as
given Address L. o. u Tribune ONCE
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sDs EAST 22D-ST.-A bail room on third
- floor. with board, - week; also splendid front
basement, long closets, handsomely furnished with refer
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ETH-AFE, 121.-WALLACE'S, late of the
- Wcstuoroaud furnished rooms for gentlemen only;
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u EAST 3IST-ST., Fifth and Madison-ayes.,
! with private table Handsomely furnished % floor
hnIh o-n- nk.IIsllc hieIe.t Iet-lcMCe
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Gituations tUaulc0--fcmnIcs.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
H,-A kndsof good competent female servants German
girls CITY country alSn male hrl al
C0lOred servants At thr large, Ol"Stabls1el PROIE-
lUth.St.
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a CRANBERRY PARK.-TwO elegant suites,
main Goori private table if de,red also single rooms
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GENTLEMAN, wife and son, of the
r. highest r,spectlbiitv want wellun shed apartment,
iur tho winter u central locality Parties of refine
desiring O. supplement their income viii iud ihS an un
usually desirable opportunity Address, giving particulars
box 2,tIa, Post Once.
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WINDSOR Theatre, Bowery, below Canll.st..
w commencing MONDAY EVENING, October II.
MIR. and Mis-. GEORGE 5. KNIGHT
In their new and powerful seriocOmic drama
BARON RUDOLPH,
Introducing songs, dance aud recitltons
MATINEEsS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
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ORANGE. y. J-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEAT- toilet luI fl~ st' IIrllri aui IltIrufI'L
BIACKWELL& SMITH. opp. main 'talon, Jsirsi 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
THE WORK or FIENDs.
4 Brutal Outrage Near WaTeross-
one Of the Miscreants Captured
His Guilt Confessed.

Information was received in the city Sat
Brlav Of one Of the most brutal crimes
committed In this section. The facts, briefly
st.ted. we're tia. the station master at No.
Q On the savannah, Florida and Western
Railway. who had but recently
moved 70 the neighborhoOd, left his
Dwelling about a mile from the station,
Yesterday morning, and started out on the
r0sd with bis men. Shortly after his de-
ua~rure three burlY negroes entered the
house. oVerpOWered his young wife and
brutallv ravished her. Permission was asked
10 use the dogs in the convict
camp 10 the pursuit that was organized.
Letter information reached the city 20 the
effect that one Of che b-utss had been cap
tured ADD confessed his share In the crime.
From the state OF feeling in the nsighbor-
hood, q Is altogether likely that speedy
vengeance has been meted out by the
enraged community.
The station master, whOee name mas not
been furnished, vas but lately married, ard
his wife was in delicate health.
The extent Of her injuries aud her cOndi-
ton are not known. The search for the
remaiaing two iends was kept up, and iI
As not unlikely that they have been caught,
as permission was freely granted 70 employ
the dogs In the pur5uit.
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those whose misfortune 1t was to be on Ty-
bee on Saturday night would require
page. 1t was terrible, and no one who was
there will ever forget or wish to repeat It.
The great storm OF August q, 1881, as we
have previously asserted, viii be a part Of
local history, and will be q terror to those
who wish to live where they can hear what
the Wild waves are saying"
FORT PULASKI
The storm at Cockspur was very severe,
and Capt. Poland, the light house keeper, and
other residents, took shelter In Fort Pu-
laski, where they remained until it was over
The water rose a foot above the floor OF the
officers quarters, and the refugees then shell
tered themselves IN the circular stairwaYs
leading to the parapet. All the houses on
the island, excepting part Of the Ordnance
Sergeant's residence. as we'll as every head
Of cattle, were swept away.
AT QUARANTINE.
The exposed position of the quarantine
station entitled It to a large share of atten-
ton. The Spanish vessels lying there broke
adrift, the Maheta going high uD in the
marsh on COckspur, while the Rosita is
ashore on Cunningham spit, dismasted.
The crew Of the latter are ashore at quar-
antine. DR.. Huger was at the station during
the storm, but by cutting away the flooring
and making openings in the sides he saved
himself and part Of the buildings.
OTHER MIsHAPs.
The pilot boats Neca and Stoddard,
though having both anchors out, dragged
up in the marsh, aud now are lying high
and dry. The United States steamer Bout
well is also ashore far up on the eastern end
Of McQueen's Island. None Of these yes
sells are in dangerous positions, but will take
a large amount of labor to get them of.
The pilot boat Belle, which also went on
the marsh, kept on going, aud eventually
fetched up in Wilmington river and thence
to the city.
A light ship, supposed to be the ''Relief"
OF Martins Industry, is apparently ashore
on Pelican Bank.
The City Of Macon for New York, and the
Saxon for Philadelphia, went out on Satur-
day, but the latter returned and came TO an
anchor at Venus Point till yesterday
afternoon, when she started again. The
City OF Macon probably got the full benefit
Of the cyclone.
The range light on Long Island and all
the ranges in the river are gone. Several
buoys are also out OF place.
Two fishermen on the island, whose name
we could not learn, are reported drowned.
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faagraI 9nritatlous.

The relatives and friends OF Z FAX. Jos
HoI and r Eiustein and families are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Of Mrs
GEORGIANSA WOLF. HALLE. infant child Of Jos
and GeOrgianna Wolf and JosHUA FAX. only
son OF z. and Emma Falk, from the residence
OF Falk 12t Gordon street, at 4 o'clock THIS
AFTERNOON.
SOLOMONS-Died, in New York. August
9th, MoRDECAI SOLOKONs. brother of l., A. A.
j s., J. NJ. and NJ. J. Solomons. of this city,
and Of Mrs. L. Cohen, Of Atlanta, Ga
The remains are expected By Charleston
train at noon this day. If they arrive funeral
will take place as o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
from the residence of a. A. Solomons us
Charlton street. In case the remains do not
arrive at stated time, notice Of funeral win be
given hereafter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

the lowest point reached. 1t remained
stationary for about twenty minutes, then
began rising rapidly, wind veering to east.
During the progress Of the storm the flag
pole was blown down aud the rain gauge was
swept away.
The upper story of the building trembled.
At midnight the barometer had risen to
% "a, with wind from southeast about thirty
five miles an hour. By 2 a. N It had risen
to 29.49, wind southeast, about twenty-eight
miles an hour.
ALONG THE ROAD.
Mr.. D. H. Elliott, who arrived here yes
terdsv morning by the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway train, informs us that
he left Townsville on Saturday night at
S;45 O'Clock. There had been a slight
shower of rain at O'Clock, accompanied
by light wind. The night was dark
and cloudy, but there was little
rain aud wind until WaycrOss was
reached at 4 a. m. yesterday,
when heavy rain commenced falling, and
the wind increased, but there were no signs
of a very severe storm until the train was
approaching Jesup.
Considerable timber, houses, fences, etc,
are blown down along the line of the road
between JeSup and Waycross. The roof
of the Altamsha Hotel at Jesup is blown off,
but no serious casualties at that
point were reported. From Jesup
to Savannah the wind must have been
terrific. The largest trees were blown down,
and the turpentine farms have sufferd Sc
verelY; fully one~half of the trees tapped
for this purpose are Frustrated. The tele-
graph poles and wires are down at Great
and Little Ogeechee rivers.
Some loss of life Is reported at Station
No. 3 AeIntosh). Many cabins and houses
were blown down, but the particulars could
not be ascertained.
The railroad track is not damaged and
trains are running on time. The trains that
reached here yesterday were delayed Satur-
day night by the caution required in their
movements in dangerous weather.
DISASTERS PROBABLE.
1t is apprehended, notwithstanding the
warnings of the approaching storm, that
some vessels along the coast have suffered,
and news of disasters will be received dur
ing the coming week. The storm has been
very severe, and particularly dangerous to
vessels, from the fact that the wind has
shifted frequently and blown with equal
severity from the north, east, northeast,
northwest and west.
The steamers which left here on Thursday
for New York, Baltimore and Boston pro-
baby had a rough time, but It Is not
thought encountered the gale at ITS height.
There is no great apprehension felt concern
ing the steamers bound to Savannah, though
they will doubtless be delayed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

General Grant has asserted publicly that
should opportunity ofIer, through the death
OF the President, be viii Immediately Dc
clare himself Dictator Of this country
Ieroka Dispatch We think Grant must be a
victim OF malaria, aud would recommend
him TO take Keineris Peruvian Cure, which
the proprietor warrants to cure chill and
fever, and all other forms OF malaria. II Is
only IS cents bottle, aud can be found At
al country stores and first class druggists
Won't some one make the General present.
OF a bottle IFynOola Aslos.-Ad8.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

II this weather keeps Oh, Straw Hats will
soon be called in. The place to change
Hats is at the famous New York Clothing
House. We have already on hand full
assortment Of the finest Hats. the latest
styles. We buy for cash, and with the
e@sn you can save money buying from US
Hats, Clothing, Trunks aud Gents Fur
nishing Goods. Famous, 40 Congress
street-Adv.
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ARRIVALS Ararsr o

z Richardson. HarjeeviIIa.
lam, Ga; z W Hodges. Nil Raw. Ga. IL has has
son, InI.o7maSy1lle. Ga; L Vaughan Nc Nc.
anna. Fla; VIM n Fisher. BrunsSiI'csIIi, , aari,
MoI RIia1b ana a ch1ld, Lake Eustace; Fe
Ciaxton and wife. H B CONWAY and 81 = ~ y
9eiphla; Albert Schoneman, Waverlv ~ 9iia a
7 Allen, Rlceboro, Ga; A P solomon a. a. ! :, b
Geo Whitl2ck, B Mackey. Mobile. IFs FITS;
flanagan, a Abrams, Macon; " q Gu rs,u
i 10 John cochran, Il Keogh, c StrickIs1-E5
turloDg. Thos B0wden, Georgia; n . ipsan9'
wv,ood, CINCINNATI; y Kingman and vile 4t5a1
Mass; 9 ID Stedman. Jr, HarrisHur 6o a ' Z
biacklngfon, Boston; ThOs W VIM fiba..EE
county: 4 Allen and wife, Hartford 10y
A Taylor and wife, jamestown \ v SO 4 4
Mann, Perry, Ga; Geo Il Pearce. Jas T 1,.3.E L
Jacksonville; R Adams, Eatonron. T1o = I5ttce,
nedy, Louisville, KY; Walker, Ten6iIai 1 "a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

A man named Tom Randall, deck hand
On the steamer David Clark, was running a
truck, on which there we're five sacks Of
grist, over the forward gaBgway,
on board the steamer, about IL
O'Clock Saturday. The gangway was very
wet, owing to the heavy rains, and as he
was crossing It with the truck lis foot
slipped and he fell into the river, the truck
going overheard with him, the five bags Of
Rrist falling of the truck on the gaugway.
The male Of thc steamer, Mr.. L. r. Daniels,
saW him fall and calamity went.tO his res
cue.
He succeeded In saving him after he had
gone down a second time. They both came
10 the surface together. when Mr. J. b. Fi'z-
gerald, the second mate, lowered = rope,
which was caught by Mr.. Daniels, and they
were both hauled on shore.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

NOTCH. Gdmih. NJ.
NoveItv iron Works-JObn Rourke'
nv goods-G. Eeks.ein & 20.
gight or ten hands wanted
Tnfde1 & Bate Music House
Furnished rooms for rent
Tin roofers wanted.
Brick house Tor renL-
Boats for sale
y ght carpenters wanted
F9-ty men wanted
panrfut. Kalamazoo, Mich
PC5bfbifiqH Banner, CambridgeOOrO, IA.
me Fort Madison Democrat.
Lad wanted.
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TERRIFIC TEMPEST.
THE FIERCRST GALE EVER
KNOWN.

The City and Suburbs In the Clutches
of a HurFieane-AH the FaEOTite
Resorts Visited with Wreck and
Ruin-A Night Of Fear and Peril
The streets Uttered with Debris
and Blocked with Prostrate
Trunks stores and Dwellings
sIuIeed-TJbee Cut OH-Death and
Destruction on the Isiand-LOss OF
Life FIseWhere-The Wires Down
I'm ALI Disasters Feared
Along the COast-NO NeWsfrO the
Outside World.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

We would casually remind our mercantile
friends that teap'ts .flgu, and It would no
well for those who wish TO reap the adyap.
tage Of having an advertisement. in onr
mammoth Trade Edition to make their ar.
engagements for space. Do not miss the m.
portuuitY that is now offered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

No snowy advertisement IS needed TO pre-
sent the claims Of Coussens' Honey Of Tar,
which has, BY merit alone, won It's way 10
the confidence Of the people, and received
their endorsement ss the best remedy ever
known for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, BrOn-
chitis and all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs ADJ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
HAREErT HOUSE.

TINS kaVoTite Family Hotel. una.
is New Management, IL Reeo-.l
nenoed for tine ExceIIeace or a.
Ouis1ns' HOmeIIEe Comfor,e
PROMPT Attention and BToders,,
Rates Harnett & George. D.
prietora. re-
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MARSHALL HOUSE.

So well and faVOrabIy known
throughout the North. South. East
and West-AIWays gives satisfactory
entertainment TO its guesfs-The
uniform excellence of its appoint
ments being strictly Hrst-cIass.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
KAHoKA. No. February 9.

hAHOhAl MO, FeDruarY 3, IooU.
l purchased five bottles of your Hop Bit
ters of Bishop & Co. last fall for my dangh-
ter, and am well pleased with the Bitters.
They did her more good than all the medi-
cine she has taken for six years.
WM. T. MCCLURE.
The above is from a very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was In poor health for seven
or eight years, and could obtain no relief
until she used Hop Bitters. She is now in
as good health as any person in the coun-
try. We have large sale, and they are
making remarkable cures.
W. Fl. BISHOP & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
Good for the Boys. but Better for
the PARENTS pockSets

Just received big lot of Boys Pants
from four to ten years old, good ones and
offered extra low; 81 Pants for 81 50: two
pair for 50 70. The stuff In them is worth
more than that without the making IN
At the famous New York Clothing Housa
40 Congress street.-Adg.
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Notice.

To avoid delay all letters and orders sbopIs
be addressed to the proprietor, or TO tba
MORNING News, and not to any attacbe or
employe Of the Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

81 ordered Liebig Co.'s Arnicated Ex-
tract of Witch Hazel in the case Of an old
indolent ulcer, attended with great suffer
ing, and which had resisted a variety of
constitutional and local treatment l am
happy to say it effected perfect cure in a
fortnight.
'PRoF. MARTIN FRELIGH, MD,
"31 West oath street, n. Y"
Beware of counterfeiters and cheap,
worthless limitations. Also cures Piles, Ca
tarrh, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Hoarseness
and Sore Throat.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
For sale by o. Butler, Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

The best Bedroom Sets, Parlor Sets. Book
Case, sldebosrds, etc, in the city, all at
Allen & Lindsayis.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

Chalybeate Springs is the most popular
resort in the South. Everything irst-class.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
Important.

It is very important for you to know that
famous" is famous for being the leading
Clothing House in Savannah; famous" for
selling the Best of Clothing at the Lowest
Prices. The fact is stated in few words:
Buying from the Famous New York Cloth
ing House you will save fully 25 per cent.
on Clothing, Hats, Shirts and other Gents
Furnishing Goods. 40 Congress street,
Savannah, Ga.-AdO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

To buy Dining Room Furniture, aud every
thing else IN the Furniture line, at great
.crifce. Allen & LindsaY.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

Is closing out Summer Clothing and Hats
cheaper than he has ever done before.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29

Prof. w. H. Robinson and Prof. H. W.
Cards celebrated orchestra are engaged for
the season at Chalybeate Springs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
HORSFOKD'S ACID PHOSPu,r,
An InunIuah Io IT, =

Horsford's Acid Phosphate is an inv.,
liable tonic IN any case where an acid toni.
is indicated. il Pa " ' "
Greenfield, us. - ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
bargains! BargaIns!

We are selling out our stock at greatly
reduced prices, to make room for fall stock
st Cost.
Preparatory to my change In location,
from this date my entire stock will be
offered at and below New York cost. The
stock embraces the hsndsomest goods in
the city in my line. Special attention is di-
rected to the assortment of Black Goods,
Silks, plain and brocaded, at special bar
gain, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Ladies' and
Gents Neck Wear. This is the last week
for my Kid Gloves. Ladies, call and get a
supply. Fl. G. Houston, al Congress
street-AdU
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-29
Buythe King of shirts.
Z. Heidi.

''The best and cheapest in the world. "
E. Heidi, Sole Agent for the Manufacturer.
Ady
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rhe nestIo Re Had.

10 Summer Clothing ana Hats to be had at
y. HelAra.-Adg.
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ConntrY Merchants

VIII find "Job lots" Winter Clothing at
E. Heidt's, 139 Congress street.-Adv.
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furniture ana Carpets.
Great reduction In prices at Allen d
Lindsay's.-AdU.
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Special 10titss.
Notice

Telephone communication wi be interrupt
ed for four or five days. Wires in all direc-
tons badly broken by Saturday nights storm
II. GRIFFITH,
Manager Savannah Telephone Exchange
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BOnaYenture,

The Evergreen Cemetery Company" have
tor sale number Of burial lots In Bonaven-
ture, which they offer st reasonable prices
For further information apply to
MA. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Bay street.