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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

No 750.
Uni Ed STATS L ND OFFICE.
huteka, Nevada february .. A Il 1883
NOTICE Is HtkkBY GYM THAT JANIS
~ u. itHMtR. whose portion address 1.
tlnclhlati, Lto. hes this day MED hi al ,,l,.
ALTON for pu'eni 1, fifteen Luudr.n IN .s,
Zee OF the iebm'r mine or vein u, aririg lt 10
and silver, With sui face lr,iui d six nm d,eu
ieet III width, sifuai. d ia Pahransgsi Lab. MIN
ing District, County Of Lincoln Stat, oi Ne
Vads, anu deni nat. L by the ii, Ia note, ana
ON lal plat oil til- IN ihis I'll &c as lot Aumi =,
~ - Tow nship 8. south Rsig', 20 Easi 81
%. unt Disoi Mefidisn. be exttriJ. bounda
rles oi SAID Lot NO 81 beii & is follows to n, :
fegi, Lii post Insued MOL 5 sury.t
10 80, 3, 5 h, 50 L, Section 81. VI d VI, wb.i G,
me Nj corn poet OF SEC ion 81, I s, s II. 50
L. bears " dtg : 1877 te I; oln 1uoIul mt III
post tie Same. 1heLc. rum ing let c, urse :
&c CIV 1900 feet, 10 Iost l. sfk,d No i :
Survey No IS old monument Icing eedur ire,
IL Inches Ill diane er ALA beaIs 5 A. dee " q
itet nom ptht Mop. Il,1c. I'd c. ur,e' 7.
d, 9 . u feet. to post No3 . n .mv.y No B. !;
old n,'num' u, b. arr > CAS- deg IS feet iron,
post n" .. Thence, Sd course, n I6 deg L IaL
i"t, to post MOI. U : survey NJ IS; cid mon IL
neni bears 70 deg " 80 Ieet from I OFT Nu4
Thence, 4th course. "a dec Z IS, (, ct. to poe,
NO !, The place OF b' ginning. CONTAIN ing 20
6o-lH acres. CCuiseh expressed from thu. I'm,
meridian, with q msgneIlc variation OF Ii d.
East.
4 he location Of this mine is record d In tie
Rec rder's fiice Of Lincoln County NJ vada. in
Book q Mining Notices, psge 2l6, OF the records
VI lincoln County Neyads. Ills claim ia
bounced by no known CLAIMS.
AIRY ana all pers Ms LAIN ing adversely an,
portion of ssid Lehmtr Il Inc OF sur ace gruu1 d
are requir. 10 file their sdvers. clainls III he
heslsieI OF the Unite d Stat. Land uff C. a, E,.
reka, in he ate 81 N. vada, during the six
DAYS period Ut publication hereof, or iiey will
DE oar1ed by virtue Of the provisions OF the
statute.
F. Il. HINCKLEY, Register.
Ii Is hereby ordert d that the forega ing notice
DUPLICATION for att Lit be pubiisi ed fl, the
? ri' OF ten COZ re uti,e We, Is in til, ri, che
RECORD, weekly Lewtpaler publish ed Ut
Pioche, Lindoln County Nevada.
fi7-lOt II. II NChLiY, RI giater
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
SheriR's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION JssuFD
- GU OF the six Ja iiciil Dis rict Court.
IN aud for the Couuty of i-iuculn, State Of Ne.
va Il. and TO me directed AZ de .iver,d. for a
J. idSneii rendered In said Court ou the sixth
day OF August, A. ID 1873 in favor OF J
h riey, and against r. Anier.on, for the SUN
"f tve hundred aid tweD'y seven 1871 do,
'ars, debt. together with $40 75.l0O HAS. ia.
COST" and all accruing Costs and inter. 81,
h4vs levied upon the following property, to
VII:
barrel whisky. So ga ms; key gin, 90 gal.
Ions; X y claret. 10 Rallus; cases cider:
open case cider. short: open case Imperial
wine. short; barrel IN ainiI & sbou, IL gal.
lon- whisky; soy. with ,ipe drum copper
boiler aud tove zinc; 3 br cktt lamps WI, h re-
n r, and orscktts complete, and ,ne bracket
and reflector; chairs: Is b r and be u Sc:
rms'I p'trhe': goblet; bar spOons; | lsmu
SnnBel; bitter bOftks: nuim,gg stry 1 egg
att; / LAM GLOBE; lemon SUI ezpr; /
pHucn mixer. | ice pick; table; [ stool: 1
barrel containing abUnt 8 gallons wine; 10
GAL beg; l ruiz; tray; pacs. cari.; |
~ isri; bdtie gam syrup; 2 call b, liz; |
bucket aud di lper; dice box aud dice; bot.
tie absynih .mpty bureI
Notice is hereby given that on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

A burst OF confdence-failure of a
savings bank.
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BEST thread, all sizes, at Poujade's.
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JOB WORK d"ne with Neatuas
NJ the Record Office.
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Monday, tie a1th day of August,

d. 1888, at the hour of II O'Clock NJ of THAT
day. viii SILL all he right, lie and int. r, ut
"i SAID Anderson in and to the ab,ve de-
srribn properly, at the Town of Bullionyilir,
Lincoln County. Nevid ct public auction, Tor
asa in hand, 10 the highrsi and best oder.
to satisfy laid execution and all costs. and all
costs that may accrue.
anlS U.P. cRERWOoD, Sheriff,
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II Is hereby ordere that the foregoing Notice
OF 4pplicatiJ "a Tor q Patent be puUllsh ii Tor
the peri u OF ten CO lsecu i've weeks IN Il e
PioodE kEc 'RD. a weekly newsp per published
at Pio;ae, Nevad..
jel-lUs. FIJI. HINCKL Y. Register
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every'|
taken
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En- HIVOKLEY. Register.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

And in accordance with law and an order ~
the Board Of Directors, 20 many shares OF
each parcel Of such Stock as may be neces-
sary, will be sold at public auction. at the
oilice II the Company. room l.. Iiallock Build
ing, No. 81, Sansoms street, San Francisco.
California, on
Monday. the I2sh Day Of March, Iss3.
At the hour Of o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with Gusts Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
Ofice-Room Il. lIalleek Bui dirE. No. 40
Sansome street. San Francisco, Cslliornia. I'd
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
A etrs ASaamsi.

Some hot-headed association of San
Francisco has Issued the following
circular. IL seems to court trouble
with the ia, ,'italists OF that cily:
I'VE, the mechanics, skilled work.
men, laborers and wage-workers OF
San Francisco are the men WHO have
produced all the real wealth this city
owns.
hut other men who do not produce
anything loafcrs INA .qucradlng un-
der the nam of lawyers, .brokers,
.bankers,' 'rumssllers,' capitalists,
professional 'preach-rs,' aud 'polt
ciane,' are the ones that by some hook
or crook have come TO own all that
VIZ have produced.
He number in this city 100000
while they 40 not exceed 5000. But
they have all, having produced no.
thing; while We have nothing, having
produced all.
When we protest or agitate or ask
for an invesiigat. on oftnis unJust and
helli>h state of things, we are me.
with either contemptuous silence or
the answer, "N ORR for what We plea .
to give, or starve."
Ave desire, and will have in the
near future, such laws AS will give
US the full val.ie OF our own lanor.
Our brothers in the East have al
rea ~ kiven warning; we now do the
same.
Not only here, but there. every
whert., 1t i now understood hy the
majority OF American workingmen.
that they are legally and Systematic
ally robbed of thrre-fif,hs of their
earnings. A momynt's reflection Will
make il clear also that they can never
secure the full and just recolnpense
OF their laoor by any legal nethoi.
for the reason that the 'la"s of the
State and the forces of go. ernlnent
are the very instruments thereby
this robbery industry is carried on
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
SheriHs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID susd out ol the District Court Of III Skin
Judicial District, in and for III Co1nty Oi
" hits ine, state II Nevada, Vb The Z1th DAY
ui January A. u. 1851, and 10 me directed anu
delivered Tor . judgment rsLd red 10 ssid
Court ON tho 2Uth day VI January, a. 1908,
IN favor U; spencer n rank. Ilainiiffs, ahd
against the lick y and GeneVA " MinlnR Com.
pany, Defendant, for The sum Vt six h0asand
Nine Hundred and Eighty-eight and fifteen
Une- h dndrriths ~ % lDl dollaIs. in L. ).
gold cein. with interest thereon In like gold
coin, NJ tho rate Of / yer cent. Der tnnnth,
from tn nrst lstl diy of August a. u. iooZ
until paid. togeih with Eighty-0ne AMI Sev-
enty-nVo Dns-hundredths Sol ID dollars,
COSTS and disburse nents at thc date Sf said
Judg gnent, and aecr ing cO>ts, now amsunt-
ing to the sum "t Two and seventy hve One.
ii nundredths 80 III dollars, as appears OF
record. have on this the ID dn. Of eornary,
A. u. iss3. levied upon the following neal
property. to vi
The Gen.vn Mine. gsther with all i'm
pTOyemrn Is III TeOn.
1hs Tikup Mine and hOistinE works.
The Iikup fVe-stainp qaArtL mill.
The Tikup d Geneva Co.npaHy's of1ee.
BUai ding house.
Lodging house.
Stable.
Also, the Spring which supplies said auart1
mill wi b water.
All Of said property is situated in Cherry
Greek Mining District. bite 4 inc County,
Nevada.
Notice IL here by given. that on
saturday the 24th Day Of February,
A. ID. Issa,
between the hours Of - o'clock A NJ. and :
O'cluck T. NJ. viz at u o'clock nom, | will
sell all the right. title, ciai u and interest Of
the said Defendant, The likap and Geneva
Mining Co.ui,sny, of, IN and 10 the abnve d :
seribed property, NJ The Court House dear at
Hamilton. " bite Pine County, Nevada at
Public Auction. for 10 d coin, cash in hand
to the highest and best bidder. 10 satisfy SAID
execution AID all costs.
J. II. LANDER, sshrih
Postponement-
Ths above sale i. hereby postponed until
saturday, the 10Th day Vf March,
A. ID. Iss3.
At the time and place above mentionod.
J. II. LANDER, Sheriff.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
Notice to Delinquent co-Owners.

ITO JOHN WAGNER. JOHN ROE AND
kichard Roe. and all other claimant,
fed that hav.ex ended Thirty-three dollars
and ihirty-ihres cents In labor and imprOve-
ments upun yoar one third Interest In the
Centennial mins, located in Ruby Hill Mining
District. hite ins Codnty, Nevada, and
that under the pTovi ions a. Section 1874, he-
vissd Statut 3 Of th Unit d States. b ing the
amount required 10 hold tho same for thr
year esding A. j. 1882. And if within ninety
cNl days from the service IT tbs notice, tor
within ninety fbOl days after this nolic- by
publieationl you fail or ref ,ss to contri buio
your proportion Of such expeDpiturc as q
co-owner, your interest in said cliim will
come the property of the subscriber, under
United states, approved May 10. 1872.
A. TIFFANY.
RUBY Hill. January 4. 1889. gOa
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

POstpOnemsnt.
The above salo il hereby postponed until
Wednesday. the Iish Day OF April.
1889,
At tho same hour aud place above men.
toned
By order Of tho Board OF Directors.
" LILLIAN STUART. Secretary.
San Franci.co. March ~, 1883.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
WHITE PINE NEWS
an. Two Glasses.

The Two Glasses.
There sat two glasses filled 10 the brim,
On ich mans ts bls, rim TO rim;
On, Was raddy and red AS blood,
And one as clear a. the crystal dood.
Said the glass Of wine to the paler brother
"Let us tell tho tales Of the past to each
other.
can tell of tn. banquet, and revcl and mirth.
AID tho proade.t and grandsst souls On ear b
Foil ubdsr lny toAch. ~ Though struck By
blight,
Where | was King for I ruled in might.
From ID, heads of hings | have torn the
crown,
From ,hs sights Of fame have hurled m
down;
have blasted many AN hon)red name;
have taken virtue and gwen shame;
ha tempted the yodIh with SIP. taste,
Th.t has IN rle his fatur, barren waste.
Far greater than King ain
Or than any army b IN sath ths sky:
have mad, lh. arm of diver fail.
And sent tho trViI iIOn Ih iion rail-
| hays made good hips go down at sea.
And the shrleks Uf the lost were sweet to me
For thsy SAID '1ehuli, how grsat yod bs.
Fam }. strength. salth, genius, before you
fall.
For your mi sht and power are over all?
Ho! h.! paIe broth n" laughed thB via,
"Uan you boast OF deeds as great ~ nine7'
Said III water glass, IL "a mot boast
Oh kins deihroDed or a n.rdsred host,
BIT can tell of u hedIt once sad.
BY .sy crystal drops mado light and glad
OF ,hirsts I've qaenche1, of 6rOWs I've la,sd.
Oi hands I've covled and souls have saved;
have Isaped thro.gh ths valley, dashed
down III, mountain.
Flowed IN ths liysr aud played ia the foai-
TAIN
Slept l.. tn !, sunshine and dropped from the
say.
And everywhere gladdened the landscape
anu eyr;
have eased the hot forehead OF fever and
pain.
have made tho parchsd meadows grow fer
t,le with grain;
| can tell y tn powerful wheel II the mil
That z xround 0 Il luur and turned Ht M Nil: !:
eau tell OF manhood deba sl by soa
Tnat lifted w. and crowned anes.
cheer, / help, strengthen and aid:
g.addsn the heart vi iUan and maid;
| set the wine-cup's captive free,
and nll are better Ior knOsinx me-"
these are the tales they told oach other
The glass vi vine and its lsler brother
As they sat together. nlled lu ths brim.
On tnc rich mans tabs rim fO lin.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

Congress has appropriate | $4,000
to print the name, with the p stoilice
address OF every p'nsion,r ~ the
co"nlry. The same amour of non y
could no have been better expen.leu.
II will stop the paH msnt of many
fra udulent pensions.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24
The Difference.

"Pat, wa yez lax at 'em, now?"
Mike wa. gazing intently at n pro-
cession honoring ) Patlick's Day IN
the march. ''See, now, the feiiows
phat drinks the whisky all ON fIt,
and the fellows phat sell it all
a-roidin'." Mike grasped a pregnant
fact.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

Q71 A week at homo made By the indus
1IZ triOds. Bcst business now before the
publr. Capital not needed. ne will stat
you. Men. WON n, boys aud gull wanted
yerywho TO work 10. US. Aos IL the ,iIns.
You can work In spare tire. or give ysGr
wbole IimO TO the business. No other busi-
ness will pay you nearly as we'll. No ono Onn
fail to make enormous pay, by ems aging 81
onre. Costly o tit aud terms free. NJ. ney
Il Als fast, easily and honot ably. Address
IkLE x Co., Aag sta, MAIn..
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

GAME To MY PLACE, NEAR SCHELL-
~ bourne. on or about the 18th II fsbTusr,
lhol, two work males. dsscIib as follows:
Both of gray col0r one horse and one mare
scar on lett hip of th mare. M other rscog.
nizable marks or brAhds. Jhr owner or own
or, OF said mules can have them b. calling NJ
my place aud paying charges
GEUnuE u. MADALENA.
Schellbourne, February 18th, 1852. I'm
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

The po. .,"latioL of ord sburg, Ari-
zoDa. has increased ten-fvld IN the
last ninety days.
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

TAnWIn0 lacraiise agency busin .ss, b.
which IS 10 sH y d.. can be cara d
send address at once. on postal. to II. c. VII
q 'soS 4 Co.. lss and lei EAlloA street. New
Yssk. iiAm
The White Pine news., 1883-03-24

0ECT not, lifv Is swesring by. gu and dare
Mo hel"rs you di ;, tom-tbIng mighty
and s"bli ne iSnvs behind tu con lssr time"
,iba wosk in yOir own tnwn. sImtfs Tree.
No ri.k. Every Thing now. Capital not re-
lnirsd We viii tnrnIsh yoI everything
Many are making tOfinn"s. Lalies make 80
men, and boys and gitls make great pay.
.tadeT, II y"u want business at which yVu
canmako great pay all the inns. witt. Tor
particulaTs to IL. HALLErr 4 Cs.. Portland
Maine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-11

\ large audience was in attendance at
the nall OF the Catholic Library AssOcIa-
ton last night The st. John the Bap-
tist +. \. and y. Society marched
in body to the hall. followed
by the II. John Temperance Cadets. The
exercises were opened by Master Ambrose
O'Keefe. in an address to the ladies in
the cause Of temperance. Mrs. Nolan
favored the audience with a song,
which was heartily encored. Master
Hennessy followed with a recitation. Mr..
y. r. Thompson delivered stirring adj
dress on the interesting subject,
which was listened To with much atten-
ton. Mr. y. &. Collier, closing. made
special reference to the cause in which
they are esp0used. The Society Of It.
John the Baptist +. \. and Il. society
muster some seventy members and are
constantly adding "a their number. The
entertainment was "A decided success.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-11

E1z-l-- q America ST.. y.
VIZ imam Mutual Loan A--l-ia-
regular meeting tl.- evening
L Llfz- 81. T. F. 81 NJ
alton tll- even
------ we're -as=n % taa bag
---. Crime seems ~ E 80
meeting at -a- Burglar
t- .l1 District Telegraph COMPANY
--l tli- evening"
Ie G-lr-.4 u --4r- are ordered tn ap-
uniform without arms ~ their
--=-.- meeting ms evening
I- Charleston lfemau met ia-t even
.aF ~ -az- Tie initial step- toward the
organization go "a r-1i- association
ST. tl- regular meeting ei the Pulaski
iall ASSOCIATION last evening sos
l4u-i 81 II ana 5000 ~ 50 per
--u--
q e8lrr-f MAN. arrested ou Tuesday
evening Hlf1 pair 1f shoes Do biz posses
son supposed ~ De stolen Mas DIS
eaar-
Hllt- mau. UP Being drunk aud dis
-a.s.--r and drawing "a pistol Oh tne keeper
.5a ga-lla- was fined so or ~ days I'M
.ri-laUelt-
Dna white man. f1r being drunk and
.-lri-r.e. was before the Police court
Yesterday 1ud was sentenced Co. fifteen
rays imprisonment.
Ile following additions have peeu made
90 tic LIST W telephone subscribers. NO
rs. Kennedy. T. j.. merchant tailor; 10.
l. steele. William. residence.
ON The return af United -tate- District
Attorney DtrueI. who j. attending the
-lttluz lr the United states Courts ID
Macon some news developments MA! De-
expected i1 connection with the case
rall-t Abraham Burke.
Wm. Balm. The mate 0n the American
bark Cyclone. las not been arrested. He
is charged with having beaten and WOuu-
died WIN. ID Bar-tOW. seaman ou the
uark. and the Deputy Marshal has been
to0hluz far him several days. j. D. be-
Ii-Fed The accused j. concealed DOB or near
tho civ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-11
80 TREAsrRER's OFFIcE


SAYASSAH. GA. Oct. q. lSsS-
The following extracts from the city ortii
nances governing the W alter Works. are pub
llshed for the information and government Of
water takers. viz:
Art. LXVIII. sec u. II the connection or
branch pipe, stop or hydrant cock. through
which the premises Of any persons shall have
been supplied with water. shall become leaky
or out Of repair X shall be the duty Of such per
If such person shall neglect TO have the same
repaired within a hours after notice, he she
or they. on conviction before the Police Court.
shall be fined in the sum Of SO: and II such
person shall continue TO neglect TO have the
same repaired. the supply Of water on such
premises shall be cut OF.
Sec. d. If any person shall knowingly and
unnecessarily waste the water on his pTeml-
ses. he. she or they shall be liable to penalty
Of water may be withheld from such Premi
ses.
Sec. 20. 1t shall be the duty Of every person
whose premises may be supplied with water.
TO prohibit persons from procuring any water
from such premises. under q penalty OF so
and costs. and the supply Of water may be shut
of from such premises at the discretion Of
the Board of Commissioners; and every per
son who may use the water without paying
lice Court, shall be subject TO penalty Of so
and costs, One-han payable TO the lnforIner
and the other half into the City Treasury.
The attention OF water takers Il especially
called 10 the unnecessary waste of water. &C
stoned by continuously keeping open the
valves of their water closets and bath tubs.
and are hereby requested not to let them re
main open any longer than Is absolutely ne
cessary to keep them properly cleansed.
q Tr-ear.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-11
TuR soTTHFRN TELEGRAPH CON
RaEE.

xn,,ber Of Mile Construeted-Wh hat
Ru-fne-- Wen Think 81 the Enter
@Pri-~-
Dir. VI. 4. Dill. President OF the Green
vile land and Lumber Company q Ports
mouth. Va. arrived in the city yesterday
in the interest u the southern Telegraph
Company. u which be is also President.
4 reure-entative ~ the MOESING NEWs
eaI.ed N M Dill ~ tie -creFen House
~ ascertain what VrOgTe-- had been made
Ia the construction 81 the lines ID the
south. and when The company would =
in operation
The GreenyiIe Land and Lumber
taur4ur- " which ] am President. said
SIR Dill and which controls large
share II the stock 0f the southern Bank
-r-- and Merchants American RAPID
telegraph Company. Di which Nj. d.
W UImmgrk is President. have assured
the above company that they viii com-
plete The construction pI t1e
lime from Columbia. 4.
~ New Orleans We are determined o.
push this uev. line south just a. fast a.
19-.ible and have "a large force 81 men
hard 40 work moving rapidly Oh ~" dTl7
savannah. We viii reach here about No
vrmber ISf closed a contract with
Mr lub5edge " the Central kdllI1aH
COMPANY. today for putting UP poles Tor Z.
distance % Ipg miles iu the direction 81
Augusta. Ga. expecting u make connec-
ton with three zangs working from Co
rmrI4. Just as soon ~ the poles are
erected the wires viii De put up.
and connections made. We have now
80 miles u telegraph under cpnstruc-
ton between New Orleans and w lining
ton y. O.. and 10 j. the policy ~ the CON-
IA -r
fiJu a soon a. possible
How have you been received DO -afan-
nah. and what do the business men MINK
u the neW company"
.AU with whom 7 have cCnyersed seem
anxious for the enterprise and herald
me new company with many WORDS 81
. announcement. several ~ your largest
. merchants have promised warm and
hearty support u the new project and ]
have DO doubt theE VIII give D..
How sill this new company and the
Western Union work together in the
. south 2"
we uIll make n0 izit with the Vest
eru Union. our plan and purpose VIII
be o. give tne people cheaper mg4e oi
tele-raUhy. and ~ this end We VIII Use
aserF effort. The inauguration u this
enterprise viii 10 doubt have tendency
- make telezrapliuz cheaper anu we
.a.- rlIi faith aud confidence Iu the Nub-
lic tlar tneg VIII give u large share oi
patronage. We are not after mahin-
war aitl the Western Union 3ut after
serving TIE public.
You have decided ~ retain The oilee
near the ul-t office building Wncl " a.
agreed upon last SIMMER. nave you Apt
Zee ] cgu-ummated arrangements ~
dav f- the location " the office. " nlcl
uI.l b. near >chley 81 Haines' Once on
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-11
Nascimenta's Fine Hats
in silk and stiff felt at LaFar's-Adr.
Buggy Robes and Linen Lap Covers,
un,y and stylish. at LaFar's.-Adr.



Talk is cheap. but it takes money to buy
land and brains to run a hotel. Simon
Mitchell, $50 Broughton street, has not
been talking for talk sake" but IS ready
10 back up every assertion he has made.
| offer better quality and lit in young
mems and boys Clothing than any house
in the city. and TO convince skeptlcs am
willing to send garments to the house Tor
examination and comparison. When /
say | have the cOmpletest line OF fine
goods in Savannah / make no idle boast,
and only ask inspection. Every stitch has
been selected and made up with the
greatest care. | am not giving away
goods. nor am / charging full value. l
bought nv stock right and am able 10
share my successes with the public. The
variety Of goods exhibited is almost end
less. Every shade and pattern that is
really pleasing and lasting can be found
on my counters, and am satisfied can
save YOU money and at the same time give
YOU lust what you want. l have as large
a variety of grades and styles i'll Hats as
YOU can lind anywhere in Savannah, and
at lower prices-nO fancy prices tackled
on for style or reputatiOn-yOu therefore
only pay for rhdt you get. Ny display OF
Neckwear, Hosiery and Underwear is I'M
surpassed in the city. Simon Mitchell,
l59 Rroughton Street.-AdU.