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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-05-19

herself and the terrific creature which
was now cropping the immortelles in the
immediate neighborhood of the gateway.
Frozen by fear, she sat, her one hope be-
ing that Judith might return soon, when
suddenly the sound of manly footsteps
on the road restored her faculties Of
speech, or rather of screech, and, with
wild and desperate energy, she screamed.
"Oh, please come here, whoever you
arei"
Come where?" asked Q voice; and
above the wall, close, very close, to
Kitty's corner, appeared head-a we'll
known, determined, handsome head,
with thick wavy auburn hair and beard,
whose ends melted into warmer color
still--the head, in short, of Ben Hazard,
the very Benjamin from whom Kitty Wa
proposing to run away the next day save
one. Poor Kitty! running was the last
thing possible now.
why, Whatever does this mean?" he
demanded, while Kitty, flushed and hall
CRYING, between pain, vexation, and
alarm, faltered forth lame explanation.
| $50 Judith went TO get Mr.. Barrett
and the carry-sll," sho concluded. "And
I came in hera to be ont Of the way, and
then some one turned that dreadful COW
in, and oh, please, won't you drive hei
out? / am 90 afraid of cowsl and l an
expecting every minute that she vii
discover am here, and turn upon mel
Had Bon Hazard had good fortune
TO be born decade or 20 earlier in III
century, he would probably have mad'
. valuable addition 10 that large force q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07

Sc le debe ell primer trabajo met6dico
sobre Ia dsctylonsmia y 10 quiromancis,
esirulos por les dedoa y Las msnos.
A Virgilio. arzobispo de Ss.tEburgo,
en el mlsmo siglo, In primera afrma-
elon lie Ia radondez d. Ia TERRA de Ia
sx'4taucia de- los antipodas.
4 Guy, mouge do Arezzo, el pentSgra-
ma, l& gama o escals musical y dc ar
monfs.
Al iiscono Giais, el imam y Ia br1-
jul.
A Alberto ell G.ande, dominica, ei
zinc el arsSnico.
Al mopge Roger Bacon, ideas csras
-obra todos los Observation-Disclosures de
nuastro siglo.
A. monge ShwArtz, los fusiles y Ia
polvors.
A Ricar1o Wstinefort, abad de- San
Alean, en- Ingisterra. la construction
del pr'mer r+i'j sstronomico en- 1876.
A Bssilio V.leutin, benedictino, la
primera ap'icaci6n en- medicina de los
recursos de la qulmica.
A Lucas de B rgo, el Algebra.
A leruita K reher, en- 1907, IN prime
rs iilterns m.gica, y la construction
del primer espeio historic por medic dc
la reunion d.. cristales pianos.
Al lrsuIts Osvaileti, muerto en- 1647,
Ia difeaccI6n de la luz ell descubri-
miento de lss mo'ecnlas organicas.
Al cerdensl Reggie Montana, ell siste.
ma mstrlco.
Al Ipismo, Cor rsrnioo y al cardenal
Cussa, ell verdadero sistema del mupdo.
A este u timo, 10 afrmaci6n, antes de
Gs'ileo, de que la Terra gira al rede-
dor del s u lnmovi.
A bene edictino espsnol Ponce, ell prin-
ciplo do la instruction de los sordo-
mudos 90 1880
Al padre Lana, jesnits, muerto On
1857, el lie la lLotrnoo On de los "iegos.
A. cur. CApani. muerto en- 1850, Ia
invenclon del art dc cortar pie ras.
A un monge ltaliano del sig'o XVIII,
sl descubrimlento del arte de descifrar
lis manuscr'tos le Hercnlano.
Al '.iacono Dollet, de Prlmpet Oise J
81 honor de haber exphcsdo dos amos
sntes que Fral K IL las tempest des DOR
la presencl@ ds la electricidad en- las
nm DeH.
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7elas netalcaS para teches Do casa

Rodriguez, valdesy Go. sgentes en- estA Tsla
de la Oompshf, Anglo AmeTicana Rooting,
tlenen de venta las citadas tejas pintadas, gal
vaniratlas e-maltadas, con todos sus acceso-
rios. E tas tejas tienen Ia bentala sobre las
usadas hasta sh Urn, de no llevsr clavos al ex-
terror, evitando asi las goseras; : es SIN duda
e techo cobija mas bonito de mis- segdri-
dad para los temporales Son ademas muy
comodos por su tamaho = peqnehos envases
para condnciras al interior De la Isla en- caba.
lierfas Hay tambien planchas de as mismas
classes para forrar cetos
Para mas informes, dlrijirse D Eulogio
Rivera, Sa Justo 10, Capital los EXPIRE
"a los Sres en- Bayam6n g. 10
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-Corozal tiene Sole habitantes,
Dorado 3765. Loizl 970i, Naraup-
to 5000 y Rio-grande 5439.
GACETA DEL 6.
El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj % Ia servido nombrar alcalde y
secrstario respectivsmente del avun-
tsmiento de B .rceloneta j D. Bono.
cio L'ensa y 4 D. Jose Porrats.
- Ha quedsdo en- communication
telegra6oa con esta Capital J demls
pueblos de Ia i.la que tienea ests-
cion, ell de Adjuntas, segdn sviso que
de dicho punto ha dado ell comisio-
nsdo al efecto.
- Esta vacante la escribanfa de
actu>cioues de Lares, partido judi
eial de Aguadilla.
i Rio piedras tieNe 9l56 habi.
tsutas, Tos alta 6437 Tna bals
3ls4. Trujillo-alto 1886, Vega alta
5205.
-E l6 del corriente tendra lu.
gar en . Administrscion general del
ramo Ia subasta del servicio de COZ
ducci6n de exceso de corresoonden-
cia en les diferentes trozos de que
ne compoLen las lfneas de correos
establecidas en- la isia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
DAT0 CURIOSO.

H6 acui ans nonols dice La Pos dc
Caba 80 les nauchas couq0istAs que se
dsben valoles pTseIar peTteneOIens
tss = ssaano eeiesiastl, c, que, tia pm@
barge. santu - trata ah4ra dc doprimr
y vslag.
4 Bsds, naones ingise dol siglo VII,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
Loteria provincial de Puerto Rico.

LISIA he los naaseros prrm,ddo. ca =
Sorteo ordinnrio n l83, eelcbra<to cl 5
he u t,abre de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
T6nic0-Genitales.

C6lebres pildorss del especiAIista DR..
MoRALxs, contra la debllidad, impotcn-
cia, expenditures y esttrilidad. Su
uso esta exento de todo peigro. Sc ven
do 80 Las prinoipales tarmaCiss, 2
pesos oro.
DIR. Morales, Carretas, SO. Madrid. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-07
HuanO deSm0tado,
HundiciOn.
Taller de nmquinaria y carreterio
De Los sREs.
QUEREJERA HERMANO5 Ca.
nee.

En- ests ests becimiento. ell mas antique v
acreditado de Ia isl.. Sc construyen toda clase
lie pi z@ de msquinaria para ingenios de azd.
car, como coronas cilindros. mazss, curefas V
ruedas dc engranate tab )rnas, descascarado.
resy toios los accessories necesarios para ha-
eendas de cafe, ruedas hidrauicas para darno-
vlmlento las tshonas, asi como para bueyes
cab&los Tsnoien tenn constantement {,
constrnidas y en- constructor ruedas para ca
rretas de las m res y blen saxonadas made
ras, cnya s0lldez 50 garantjEa, 1 los precios 81.
guientes, tom ndo de dos pares on adelante.
saber:
Ruedas de pie con fondos de
pulgada ............. $50 ell par
Ruodas con Zorro de I pulgada "45 id
LII id. de ID ~; i'd
Id Id. de ! i'd "35id
Ademas estA siempre provisto de los artfcu-
los sgulentes: ejes de hero paten'es rara
carret q. arados ptra ell cultiv0 de Ia GAIA,
desde r1n Ii L. ingleses de hisrro, france
ses y del pals, subsue'os cuchillas, cadenas
para arad s iuettes, tondo de Oarron con pi-
COS sin pico, valvula para los mismos, tu-
IBERIA de hero para W por de / & 4 pu gadas,
te, codos, fanjes para uniones, reduci1oras
tuercas, tuvos para ca deras, llaves de bron-
ce con ruedas &c vaiyula para cilindros, des-
do 4 81 pulgadas, estopa patente, estopa de-
c2namo orcldo, tornillos con tuercas, de todas
imenslones, parrlllas para hornalss de reg.
las, sas de todo, tamahos remaches do
h erro de todas clases, desde hssla pugl-
la acero en- gran surtdo de todas dimensio.
mes, gpmas elastica para empates, aceiter. 8
para cilindros, de varios tamahos, llaves prue-
oa de ngua p -ra caders, p tos para vapor, lila
en- lenzo para mao ilafia, pintura blanca fna
para empstes, mihon en- polyo, cobre en- b.-
rfas, poIvo do hero vArios otros artfcu!oA
Ponce. ag9sto 20 de 1881. h. 4d
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Aln,andques Block
PARA $50.
nj ULTIMA NOTEDAD!ii

ri ULTIMA NOTEDADIti
L. acreditada casa de GONZALEZ
4 Co. acaba de recibir u bopito ele.
gait surtido de esta case de Aimana-
ques para ell ano entrantp, y que Sc pro-
mete vender 4 precios modicoe.
La tapa g elegante ; de dibujos nue.
vos y cspriehosos.
Los hay one tienen "bar6metros
tarmometros" colocsdos sobre MADEIRA
taIlada, con pianos de bsnderas, con
escudo real, con alegorias miitsres,
del FauAto, etc
Ej biloxi esta muy bien impreso, y
en ell reverse de cada hojits tiens cha
rsdas, chascariillos, al sodotas, epigra-
mss, cuentos etc. etc.
Ademas ha recibido una gran parti.
ds dc los baratos.
| ALNANAQUES EN- PLIEGOPARA
EdicciOn de 10000 ejemplares.
H mos heeho una edieci6n que cree
mos gustara al pnb.ico, pues sus edic-
torres no han omitido ningnn gastn en-
ella. S. vende en- Ia LibreIia de- CON.
ZALEZ L Co. 13 centavos eiemplsr
y 81 docena.
Ainanaques con cubierta cromolitosr
Para portamonedss y cartcras de bolsilIo,
a2y 4 ochavos cada uno.
Escribonid p1blica de Don Estsban
Calderen
En- ell incidente del concurso de acreedores
lie dor Leonardo Igaravidex, sohre ver ia de
trut sc In mandado poner en- pdblica suDas
Ia los siguientes
Cincuen'a barriles azGcar central de prime
4 ra c ase con peso de cien.o trece quint les
veinte Y una libras nutve pesos quinE.l, diez
pr ciento de tara.
Cuartnta scis bpcoyes azd:ar central de
3 con peso seiscentos setentA y un quin'a
u / ochenta ocho lbras cuatro pesos dit q
Y ocho centavos Qui tai tara ciento ciucuenta
einco libras por bocoy.
Ocho poeoyes ron prueba de veinte cuatro
= a cHaranta y seis pesos los Glen gaones
4 Un bocoy de rom prueba dc veinte tres 4
crarenta ocho pesos los Glen gal nes
Y SETS pipas rom prueba dc vtinte cuatro
4 cuarenta y seis pesos los Glen gaonts.
hab Gndose fado para 50 remate el ola
n uutuC0 Hc OCAuuIC ptuAiHuh ihd NOCC eU tuS
4 estrados del JuSgado (Tanca ~ se anuncia al
u Tdblico para Ia concurrenea de licitadores
siendo eondici6n que los envsses del rom hsa
{ de ser aevue tos oil depositario del concursl
! on e tern'1o dc ounce di desnues de su tn.
{ trega al r. matt ga, menos quo pef ra sho.
y mar tn itnporte de nueve pesos or caaa casco,
Puerto -Rlro, aetienbr tr.ipta de NIL ohio
! cientos ochrnta o-~El Es ribano, rs r.
1 Ran CALpER0N. ". . II . SEpAs. 80
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15
Selling LIQUOR on Sunday.

In the article published yesterday on
selling liquor on Sunday, we quoted sec
ton 1879 of the Code, which prohibits
the pursuit of usual avocations on that
day, unless in case of charity or necessi-
ty, as the basis of Judge Tompkins'
charge, delivered on Monday last, to the
grand jury on this subject. In this we
were somewhat in error, as the Judge
based his charge on section 1886 of the
Code
Says that section: ANY person who
shall be guilty of keeping
open tipping houses on the Sabbath day
or Sabbath night, shall, on conviction,
be punished as prescribed in section
A, 310 of the Code" This latter section
we quoted yesterday, and it will be re-
membered that it provides as the punish
ment for the offense under consideration
ga fine not to exceed one thousand dol
lars; Imprisonment not to exceed six
months; to work in a chain gang on the
public works not to exceed twelve
months, and any one or more of these
punishments may be ordered in the dis
erection of the Judge.
1t will be seen from the above, there
fore, that the charge of the Judge of the
Superior Court of Chatham county on
this subject was founded upon law
aimed directly at an evil which he is de-
termined to make every effort to break
up, and which is much more explicit
against Sunday liquor selling than is the
general law which we quoted yesterday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

cit is laughable mistake, said Sena-
tor Wade Hampton to the Washington
Post reporter, that one of my daughters
will soon make her debut on the stage.
Some Washington paper said that my
daughter would this winter make her
debut in society, and some unsophlsti-
Gated, but clever-hearted country editor
enlarged on the item, and made it appear
as a prospective debut on the theatrical
stage. That is all there is in the rumor. !"
The lady referred to is Miss Mary, the
eldest unmarried daughte, of the Sena-
tor from South Carolina. Her beauty,
grace and accomplishments warrant the
predictions that her debut in Washington
will be a most gratifying one to her
honored father and the many friends of
the family.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The Chicago Tribune is opposed to the
admission of Arizona and New Mexico
as two separate States, but would be
reconciled to their consolidation and
admission as one State, although its area
would be about 235, 900 square miles, or
nearly as great as that of Texas. As
for Dakota, however, which contains
only $50, 023 square miles and popula-
ton but little larger than that of New
Mexico, the proposition is to divide it
up and make two States of it. To this
proposition we are not aware that the
Republicans have filed any very strenu-
GUS objections, although on general prin
ciples the scheme is decidedly incOn
sistent with the plan suggested for New
Mexico aud Arizona. Of course the
question of future United States Senator
ships has nothing to do with it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

It seems to be well within the prOba-
bilities that the famous iron-clad oath,
enacted in July, 1862, which no long er
serves any good purpose, and encumbers
the Revised Statutes as section 1856, will
be swept away during the present ses-
sion of Congress. Senator Beck has in
troduced bill for its repeal, and the
changed political tone is favorable to its
speedy passage. At present in swearing
in members OF the House the operation
with respect to a considerable number
has practically to be performed twice,
involving a useless loss of time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The late Senator Burnside was the
author Of a bill which proposed to de-
vote the proceeds of sales OF public
lands a1d Patent Office receipts to edu-
cationai purposes. His plan involved
the expenditure of $3.3OO,0OO in ten
wears. with an Understanding fund OF
s15 OOO. 600, left at the expiration of
that time. Doubtless believing that the
project would meet the popular favor,
two Senators now propose to better the
Burnside proposition. Senator Teller.
fRep.l Colorado, wants 500, 900, 600 d.
rectly appropriated from the Treasury;
and Senator Blair, lRep.l, New Hamp-
shire. proposes an appropriation OF
&105 O0O. 900. As Guiteau would say,
these gentlemen should ''go slow. !"
Perhaps it would first be advisable TO
determine whether educational interests
,rin Be best promoted By Federal super
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Senator David Davis recent speech
has attracted considerable attention all
over the country, and he is in receipt of
numerous letters of congratulation, many
Of them written by prominent gentle
men. yours is the only statesmanlike
figure in public life," says one gentle
man, while Judge on the Indiana bench
writes: eff there would be more men in
public life to make such speeches it
would be well for the country Another
enthusiastic individual wants the Senator
for the next President. Judge Davis
constituency is of course largely repre-
scented, but the letters are dated in Bos-
ton, New York, West Virginia. Kansas
City and other equally separated places
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Senator Logan Republican, Illinois)
Is said to be Presidential aspirant. 1t
is even reported that his bill for the ap-
pointment of Gen. Grant to the army
retired list is rather designed to remove
a competitor from the Presidential field,
than to confer favor upon him. Mr..
Logan is a staIwart, but managed, dur
ing the Garfield administration, to main
tain bis hold upon the Illinois patronage,
and the indications were, at the time OF
Guiteau's crime, that before 1884 Mr..
LOGAN would be found in full accord
with the anti-stalwart faction. His poll
CIV is to beupon the winning side, and ac-
cordingly he has made his peace" with
President Arthur. His Presidential am
hilton is an absurdity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Attention is called to the fact that the
three per cent. refunding bill introduced
by Senator Sherman on the first day of
the session, only exempts the proposed
issue from State taxation. 1t is, there
fore, evident that the man who thought
the placing of three per cents, exempt
from all taxation, impracticable last
winter, now believes that bonds of that
low rate of interest cannot only be
placed but can be safely weighted with
a Federal tax.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The american Register, sixteen-page
weekly journal, has resumed publication
at Washington. It is to be the organ of
the Democratic party at the capitsl, and
in that interest receives the endorsement
Of a long list of prominent Senators,
among whom are Bayard, of Delaware,
Lamar, of Mississippi, Hampton, of
South Carolina, and Johnston, of Vir-
ginia. The Register is thoughtful in
substance and aggressive in manner, and
does credit to its chief editor, T. w.
Barley, late Chief Justice of Ohio.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Our merchant marine does not require
a very large navy for its protection In
1851, American vessels carried II per
cent Of all the imports and exports of
the country, and foreign vessels only 30
per cent In 1873 the proportion had
been directly reversed, United States
ships carrying % per cent. and foreign
ships II per cent To-day the proportion
Of American foreign shipping business
transacted by Americans in United States
ships Is only about II per cent. of the
whole foreign trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Washington Post: The people of the
country viii await with great interest the
advent of the Me Too of Virginia poll
tics into the Senate of the United States.
The Riddleberger bill for scaling five
hundred million dollars from the national
debt win be expected as a logical result.
It will. of course, receive the earnest
support Of the administration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Astonishing fertility is claimed for the
soil Of Colorado. A vegetable gardener
who owns twenty acres of land near
Canon City, is reported by the Denver
Journal to have raised $4,000 head of
eabbages Of the largest size upon his
small tract. He shipped the greater part
OF this crop TO Kansas City, and esti-
mates his profits at over $4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The New York Times recognizes Mr..
Jones, of Texas, as a great statesman,
and Is willing to combine with him to
secure another State. 1t has some con
science remaining, however, for it adds
sorrowfully that 'it is pity such a Goa
lition could not be made on some basis
not involving the recognition of the de
testable financial doctrines Of the Green.
hackers or Readjusters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The completion of the Kentucky Cen
trail connection of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad will give
a line from Cincinnati to Charleston, one
hundred and thirty-ive miles shorter
than by existing line. This, it is stated,
Will be under tine exclusive management
Of the Cole-Seney and the Clyde syndi-
Gates, between which the utmost good
feeling exists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

The world may come to an end this
year. in verifcation of Mother Symptoms
prophecy, but it seems that the cOntro-
versy of the physicians over the treat
ment Of President Garfield is likely to 60
on forever.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Mr.. Paul Tulane, who, it has already
been announced, proposes to donate ST.
OOO. 900 to education in New Orleans, is
a native of New Jersey, who made his
money in the Crescent City by selling
ready made clothing and investing in
real estate, which he bought low, has held
long, and is now very valuable. He pro-
poses to put his benefaetion into opera.
ton at an early day in orderthat he may
be a witness of its operations.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

New York boasts Of having more
banking houses. more capital, more
liquor saloons, more gambling houses
more policy shops and more pickpockets
than Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
combined.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

Germany has, or thinks she has, good
reason to be alarmed at the largeness of
emigration from her shores. Many OF
our English visitors, on the other hand,
advise emigration to this country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

DOR SALE Plantation containin,. e77-
IL Dwelling and Dining House aSd ~ acres,
buildings. situated in Scriven county 5 az Gut
on Augusta road, can be purchased ~ ", n 1ls
terms, otherwise leased or rented FOR on ~ easy
Apply at 79 Gordon street. ~ Oiie year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15
WHITAKER STREET LINE
UbertyStreet Railroad
OFFICE SUP'T B. & A. S. R. R., I
SAVANNAH, November 10, 1881. {

CARS on Liberty Street Line viii leave
Market Square and Liberty street (opposi5e
s., F. & W. R'y Depotsl every 10 minutes from
O'Clock A. N. to P. NJ, and then every 80
minutes until 10 P II.
Passengers from and for main line Barnard
and Anderson Street Railroad will be trans
ferred at the corner Of Liberty and Barnard
streets without additional charge. Tickets Of
the company good over either line
F. VAN WAGENEN,
Superintendent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

TOR SALE MaiIlard's Bon Bops wolloo- =
Il Co s Chocolates, Bickfords Nnoot eiia D % z
9arzos Specialties, and French Fruits p, uei
in fancy boxes, at Fu1up
FURBER'S, The Confactiono.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

E'oR sALE,111Chrlstmas Presents-Fine Sid
a boards Wardrobes, Lounges. Chairs Due
lor and Bedroom Suites Also Fins P,,se-raf ,
Carpets, Velocipedes, Chi drens Chars ~ ana
A j. MILLER & CO.'S Mammoth Fnr Ttt ,at
and Carpet Stores. urhiturs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

TOR SALE.-Fasy terms, Double COTTAGE
i House, north side of Bolton, between
Aeercorn and Lincoln streets. D q RAc0N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15
far Balf.

ENOR SALE:-As l make FIREwOpKC =
~ specially for the Christmas hoIidsyss' rI a
INFORM my customers that have Just r 1%GU9
H. TATEW Dr,,c.,,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15
educational.
KIRKWOOD ACADEMY.

A LII Operations in Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
IA Provisions conducted on comm ission
Contracts or Privileges secured at the closest
rates obtainable from responsible parties
Stocks Bought and Carried on to 5 per cent
margin. Fractional Orders executed close to
the market. Anyone purchasing Privileges
through us can use the same as Margin In case
they show profit List of rates and distances
on Puts Calls aid Spreads sent free on appH-
cation. j. MICHELOT & CO., as Broad street,
New York. Chicago correspondents, +. A.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

nor SALE, 100 acres of land. tbras III
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street. ~ " CO.. broad
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-15

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