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For PREsERvING--Fine catawba grape brandy.
guaranteed TO b. pure. Also. fine imported E5tra-
Eon vinegar for picking, etc Get 1t at Chr.
Handlers, gil 7th street northwest
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THE GgRNaSTowN PLEASURE CLUB gave a very
enjoyable picnic, WHICH was wei attended, at
LGPiIitri- E.Irltn aSt nIEht
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The Public Schools.

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD-THE OPEN
ING OF THE SCHOOLS NEXT MONTH.
The board OF school trustees Will b, organized for
the year at the meeting this evening. Although it
Is new board 1t is composed OF the same members
as the board Of 1883 81, and it is thought there
Will be no change in the organization, MI. b. II.
Warner being elected president. and Mr.. c. B.
Rheeln secretary. 1t is not expected that there
viii be any material changes In the constitution of
the committees. The board at its meeting this
evening will also adopt program for the opening
OF the schools In september. 1t is expected
that the schools will be reopened Monday,
September 18th. resolution IS now pending
before the committee on rules providing that the
vacation shall extend each year until the Friday
before the Monday falling between the 10Th and 10th
or September This proposed rule viii, it is stated,
BE- acted upon favorably by the board this evening
ana 80 into effect AT once. Heretofore The RUE has
oeen 10 open the schools on the second Monday in
september, but as the second Monday falls this
year on the g. it Is thought The spirit OF the rule
would be Violated 10y opening the schools on that
Gate. Dr. PurvlS stated last year In 4 discussion
before the board that N this City the schools should
De closed during the first Two weeks In september,
as the weather at that time Is usually such TO
cOunteract the DEMENT'S derived by the children
from their vacation.
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Ladies Connected

with the government departments try Dunys Pure
Barley Malt nIs6ey 10 build you UP after the
laborS and fatigues OF hard days work Ii viii
restore color TO your cheek. elasticity the step
and tone 10 The stomach Try it. CIV
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Diamond Shirts at Auerbach,s 7sH. tu,th.
Cornsfr,,sutiyeS

Try Duffy'S Pure Barley Malt Wh.Skev IL will hel,
YOU IL has cured serious cases ia the hospi ais ii
Baltimore. ASK your hysicI.,n's permission 10 tr,
IL; it Will help you. Wv
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Capt Sherley, OF the Salvation Army, was
while bathing.
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n B. p STAR Y ROOM SO, P. o. DEPARTMENT
W says. tonic. he considers bottle of Browns
Iron Filters has than twenty bot.
ties OF any other kind He has tired them ALL iy29
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Eeart Pains.

Palpitation, DrOpsical Swel.ings. Dizziness Indi
gestiOn, Headache, SleepleSsneSs cured by Wells
Health keaewer." 2
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemenfs, &c, T0.nixht.
THHATER CoIIQUE.-First class varieties
DRIVERS GARpES.-Noyel and interesting perfor-
NANCE
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Geo A RRR Odd
6 Q a a Ran 3 3
GO ~ 3 3 RD .

s Sos ! =: { e. s BBD 5
IT n NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. Bot OUR
AvowED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REpUc-
TONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
PREVIOUS 10 ANNExrNa THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
!'EvERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREFORE.
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM so1LED.
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW. AND GIVE OUR PA
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. so We WILL ONLY MENTION A FEW
SPECIAL ART1CLEs-FoR INSTANCE:
AaooD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE AT 60
BETTER GOWN. WITH yoke AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT $50.
FORMER PRICE sl20
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS IS AND IS INCHES
LONG. $50 THIS GOWN Is SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS IT Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN.
CAMBRIA cHEM1sE. WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YoKEs. CSC GOOD VALUE AT O. Is.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE. SAME PRICE
LArtEs' WHITE SKIRTS. REALLY THE CHEAP.
EST EVER OFFERED.
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFFLE. TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCK1Na. AT $50.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RuFF1E AND
1UCKIN0. CSC.
IN OUR MISSES AND CHILDREN's DEPART
MENC. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
ssh PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE aINGHAMs. PIouE, MAR
sEuLEs. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND cAMBR1c
DRESSES
CoRsETs. CoRsETs.
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT A
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
ty1s 12o-4e2. 424 SEVENTH STREET
browns IRON BITTERs
Does not inure the teeth cause headache or produce
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j. NJ. LnrOque's EIiNer of Calixaya
Bark .
HIS, Tor more than half century, been I'm use by
all classes OF people. and Endorsed by eminent ply
scans as lie lest tonic and nvigorat0r extant.
ne weak, the nervous, the debitated all lind it
70 give new life. viCor and happiness. Particu-
larly a lady medicine. 81 a bottle sold by drug
gistS. ". f. Thornton. Proprietor, BALTIMORE and
Eairlsoh streets, Baltimore I'D. u, som
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Tirc.s C.err,ypnen
"Alderncy Dairy Wagons"

TT y t'7t tssFNe
Professional and literary linen. try DuFy's Pu
Malt Whishey as tonic: 1t VIII build you up. 2w
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LAWNS, LAWNS. LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS
SILKS! SILKS! sILKSi
IN. ai4. S7k
NUNS WILLING. Pure Wool. 90
NUNS VEILIAGwidest, double-width pure vool all
colors, 37k
BLACK H. BRoCADE G SILK GRENADINES. q reduced to
CARRIERS MARKET spAox
reduced to l21. ~
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. 81, reduced to7a
NUNS YELLING. pure wool lace style So reduced to
rs ~ S~ W
coLoRED SILKS Finest quality. 81 so. reduced "a
76
BLACK AND CoLoRED sAT1Ns, 80
BLACK SILKS! Ri AcK aT1ra,
slO0 sl26 sl.5o. s1.7a - SlAAS
BLACK CAhhMkhk hhAWIS Pure Wool ~ n
VA CARRIERS I'll MARKET srAcl
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MEMoKASDum Or NV BUSINESS

~1uoOU &776HW
The Association conducts its business on the assess.
ment plan. Assessments are made bi.nonthly to wit
on the First Week Days of February April June, Au-
gust, October and November One assessment produces
100000 SUFFICIENT to cover eighteen (ls average
death claims besides setting apart S2 900 the
credit Of the Reserve Fund.
Oficein Washington 1909 H street
jySl Y. KNIGHT, GEM AGENT
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SUIT GROWING OUT OF THs "Yr COLLISION.
To-Day, NJ. i. +. Miller, Tor X A. Tucker nled q
suit against The Baltimore and Ohio r. K COMPANY
Tor $1,000 damages claimed 70 have been Sustained
1y the coiIiaion on the "Y" OF that company on
July l2th last ~
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HAVING USED BROWNS IRON BITTERs FOR
general weakness and several complaints With ex
cellent results Take pleasure in Recommending it Mrs
JAMES l. WELTY, 500 street northeast N29-eo
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFrfCF OF The CHtsF >i;'SAL OFFICER
WAsHISGToS. II. G.. August IL. 1854 s-3) A. H.
For the middle AtiJrIic states. generally fair
weather except on the coast, cloudy weatiler with
occasional light showers. mort heaSferIy Winds.
nearly stationary temperature, higher ba-
roneter. For Nednesd Y, continued cOoi aud grn-
orally fair weather Is Indicated Tor New England
and the middle Atlantic states
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what be preecribeS IN Gases where A stimulaut
required and he VIII answer Dufry's Pure Bari,
Malt Whiskey. 2w
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A Pure and Effective Hair nressinu

C1uett's Crown Collars, CUFFS and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all. go
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LlndbOr.'s Perfume. Edema

LundbOrg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rosa go
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet go
LundbOrE's Perfume. Lily OF the Valley g,
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IlssEIL ICE MAN
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
i427 New York ayenIla
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and delivered in half-pound WARD" prints CSC per
pound. Also, cottage Cheese ButterlIlA ana ow Get
MIX. &C. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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Tired and Nursing Mothers.
Try DunyS Pure Barley Malt MhiSkey; il Will build
you up 2w
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The Following Concerns

Strictly one price hat and gents furnishing store in
the city Is Offering special bargains in summer I'M
derwear. Francs, corner 1Lh anu D.
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IsoAAs BOWLING, auctioneer, Will sell. at the
residence OF parties leaving the city, No rs 18Th
sIeet northwest, tomorrow "wednesday morning
AZ IO . CLOCK. the entire contents OF twelve rooms
See the advertisement In another column
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who have been giving their children DtlTy's Pu
Malt WhiSkey and ice for summer complaints IL
did not save the lives OF the little ones 2w
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Ask any Rhysscian

for ladies and gentlemen. 40 and 4i2 9Th stree
northwest Every delicacy. Polite attention. La
dies saloon, first noor
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JOhn.ou,s Re.t,urant

is absolutely pure and Will cure any case OF dys
pepsia or indigestion. Try 1t. CIV
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN THE WEEKLY
S1Ak vii u sent postpaid to any address In the
tAIteo states or Canada until after the presidential
eiecuoh Tor Is cents IL Is large eiGht-page
IaIef OF hIty-s1N columns OF interesting reading
n.sNtter-pohtcal, miscellaneous. personal, news
sAu soesip' etc SEND Tor a sample copy.
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A FACErIoCs PRISONER.-About half-psst 10
O'Clock last night Officer Horn arrested Martial
anas Moile Ward, and locked her up IN the ffIh
precinct station house Moilie was Joyful, and en-
teitdned the other prisoners by singing comic
songs until midnight when she ceased her vocal
exercise. After silence OF about half an hour
pistol SHOT rang Though the rooms OF the station
house. Lieut. Arnold rushed out and saw the
SMOKE coming IRON the cell occupied by Mollie
VINO had ilred the pistol for fun, and was laughing
at the sensation she mad created The pistol wa,
taken away from her. and IN the Police Court this
morning she was fined $50 for Carrying the pistoI
and Is Tor dlSCrderly Conduct
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RROWNS IRON B1TTERS rs THE BEST REMED,
ID for Biliousness and kindred troubles
BROWNS IRON BIZ TkRS cures the most aver
cases Of Nervous Prostratton ivo6.eo
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: W F.
PlckreIl 10 Aurllla = CoywOod. lot L. So 1o2 5000
7. Denmead 10 Christian Heurich lots 4 TO s and
IT. 3, So a. $500.
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Soc. Ladies, Wear CSC. $50 eth St. n. '
Ask any of the Mothers

Railey's 81 Saw, warranted equal an
at $3.50. em
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The Earthquake shock In Washi ngton

I"U DIsIIHNT VIBRATIONS FELT ON q STREET.
Mr.. j. j.. Temple, Of 1904 street northwest.
writes TO The STAR that lille seated in his room
SUNDAY he felt two distinct vibrations, as though
he had been hit in the back "Immediately.p saws
Mt. Temple, Il felt and the oscillations of NV
chair and body as they moved up and down for a
period of about ten or fifteen seconds as Judged
AZ TIE Time There was no rumble or no noise at
Tue Time, and nothing in the street to disturb n
Hashed upon me at once That 1t was an eirthuuake
ana later IN the evening communicated to Capt
FOote. my lellow-roOmer, my belief that had ex
perlenced an earthquake and had quite a shaking
Up.
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Cold milwaukee, Reer

served IN DC English stone mugs JohnsonS, 4
9Th street 6
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MARRIAGE LICESsHS-Narriage licenses havs
been Issued by the clerk the court 10 las Beari
and Mary A Borze, both OF Alexandria Va: Chas
A kraus and Noble E Holland; c. E Ingersou OF
Richmond. and Maggie K Feniter OF charlottesville
Va; JAS NJ Howard and II. Jare TASTE both OF
Frederick county, Nd
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CLOTHING
FOX HOT WEATHER

Asa TONIC CONSIDE. BROWNS IRON
n Bittcrs uue Xrelled Myself and family think
highly of it. JAS. T. SlRINGMAN
ly29-eo 5O6 Is street south asst
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARYEr.-At the Queens
Town drove yards. Oh the Metropolitan Branch B.
o. l. H., three miles rom the city, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor, yesterday. AZ head OF cattle up
aAd sold a. follows: Best. SIS to so: good, 81. to
"a; lair, AZ to5; medium, A. 20 AZ: ordinary 81
70 T. s57 ed sheep and lambs the market;
~ shlppcd 10 Baltimore balance sold 10 butchers;
oid shee1 from 81 10 4%4c-; lambs, from To &c.
So"s ana calves brought from $50 10 $50 per
tnAd State Of the market brisk; quality or cattle
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-30

Editor Morning Nelrs: An association
Of citizens Of German birth and German
descent has recently been formed in our
city. It's aim, object and purpose is such
as viii meet the approval Of every right
minded citizen, be he native or foreign
born.
Usually when political associations are
organized, they are for the ultimate pur-
pose Of securing the best offices, but such
is not the. case in this instance. They do
not desire to govern their feIlow-citizens:
they simply will try to secure a proper
tiouate representation due their numeri-
cal strength and their commercial in
fiuence.
It j. well known fact that there are
no better citizens anywhere than the Ger
mans. always peace-lOving and attentive
To their business. and Of which especially
the political wire-pulleT is well aware.
and hence has taken advantage by leaving
the Germans out in the cold almost en-
tirely. The Germans having awakened
70 a sense Of their rights and privileges as
good citizens. will endeavOT to secure a
just share in the government of the city,
from which they have been heretofore al
most excluded. They mean 10 use their best
endeavOrs TO secure an equal and more
just taxation than now exists. Each law
on our statutes shall be carefully scru-
tinized and investigated. and it will be
part OF their task, in common with all
good citizens, 70 correct existing evils.
They do not belong to any man or clique
and therefore aope they will be permitted
by 1.-The powers that be" to do so. for they
have resolved with great unanimity here
after to take an active interest in the
welfare Of the city.
THE GERMAN-AAfERICAN CITIZEN As
ISOLATION.
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A Bows "Reminiscences.

'When l was a boy, and am not a
patriarch by any means, / was OCCASION
ally INDUCED with new suit of clothes.
My debut in this new apparel was general
~ on a Sunday morning, and yet my Joy
was not always free from alloy.
generally felt on this solemn occasion
that my suit didn't exactly fit, and that
every living soul that saw me knelc 1t and
remarked it. This, of course, generated
a misery in my young soul that was almost
martyrdOm.
1t seems as though things are changed
nowadays; boys look jauntier and nobbier
in their new clothes; men look like so
many tailors' frames, every stitch fitting
as though the wearer had been melted
and poured into his suit. Simon Mitchell
is the pioneer Of the clothing reform. He
was the first to give tailor fits at "ready-
made" prices, and consequently his
reputation is now widespread and
remunerative. He simply says: 'If my
clothing lrOn't fit / lCW make ii ft, and it
won't cost you a cent" His Spring and
Summer Suits are the ragej his line of
Hats, Hosiery, Neck and Underwear is
unapproachable. 159 Broughton street,
sign oPthe GOLDEN ARM.
-AdU. SIMON MITCHELL.
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COMMENSURATE SENTENCE.


Fletcher Lowery. the mulatto who was
;aBen from Chatham county Jail a few
days ago To Applng county to receive his
sentence for the murder OF John Brum-
mage about q year ago. was sentenced By
Judge Mersh0n 70 be hung on the llth Of
July. near Baxley. II IS understood that
an effort is being made al Baxley 20 Sc
clTe Communication Of his sentence to
Imprisonment IN the penitentiary for lite.
Lawery was brought back 10 jail hy
Sheriff Cook and three guards armed
with double barreled shot guns. About the
prisoners neck was trace chain secured
IN place tF paddock. the other end Of the
chain being held by one Of the guards.
His hands were fastened behind his, back
hT handouts. On the way 10 Savannah
b. was regarded with curiosity by the
people. bu1 the officers had no trouble with
him. nor did anyone make a demOnstra-
ton with a view Of releasing him. The
condemned is about six feet in height and
vel pr0pOrti0ned. and is one OF the best
uatured prisoners in }Iii. He talks quite
freely 70 those who call to see him, and a
reporter az the MORNING News was in
formed last night that when he heard
that 10 was reported that an attempt had
been made to rescue him. he laughed
heartily. Deputy J1Iler kinchley said
last night that when LOwery was brought
into the Jail Office the chain and hand
cuffs We're taken of and he went direct to
his cell as he was told 70 do, without Civ
Ing any trouble. Yesterday he was visit
ed by several c0l0red ministers and en-
tered willingly into religious CONVERSE
ton and also expressed regret for having
committed the crime.
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roEIE. ~ nrsIoE OF wAn.


Eae ehtfal Lecture hy D.. g. De Fon-
ftirc at Masonic Hail.
relent that Mr. F. d. De
rla-- writings have long been
u4,ure 20 --Personne."
-t--e % Masonic Ran last night.
select audience 10 hear
E -Tl- Hum1r ard Poetry %
t.. Wary Ea1. r.. n. Norwood intro
.--lreE n a brief but exceed
r- t..lr- speech iu which be re-
e -uf4t 1e.i in which the lee
at. and the great world Of
Arawlai-e he had gained from
aE e. speak % the scenes
r- -lar occurred during the
-e-an bis lecture with
ol the war and
sentiment which sted among the
fe ~euth. and followed with
amusing eIerences % the humor
ans t-r lr camp and battle. TIE lecture
cut was 1led with interesting
absences ~ theyears ofstruggle. and
w. Fe. tle closest attention until its
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CENTRAL X. x. AND BANKING co. OF Ca
SAVANNAH, Nav 90, 1884.
Tho following unclaimed freight viii be sol.i
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Price so cents.
II Broughton street.
Notice.

NUllCCs
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. May Il. 1SS4.i
The following resolution and section 4th Of
ordinance therein referred to are published
for the information of all concerned.
BY order of Council.
FRANK E. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
RESOLUTION ADOPTED N COUNCIL NAY 4, 1884 &.
By Alderman Thomas
WHEREAS. Council did on the 10Th day of
February, 1884. by section of the ordinance
passed that day to determine the value of
real estate, Ordain that no buildings or re-
pairs to the amount OF 500 should be made
until permit should be obtained from Clerk of
Council; and whereas property south Of
Anderson street is exempt from taxation,
and people owning or improving
such property may think that the
repair or improvement OF such
land may not be regulated
by said ordinance; and whereas, it Is Of the
utmost Importance that a correct record of
dates should be kept of al buildings erected
in said extended limits; therefore, be it
Res0lced by the .HdgOr and AklermeR Of the
city OF SdCdnAdh, That the Clerk of Council
be instructed to publish section of said ordi-
nance calling attention to the same, and that
it includes that portion Of the city south of
Anderson street, and that rs provisions will
be enforced in all parts of the city.
Ordinance passed IN Council February 20,
1884.
SEC 4. And it is hereby further ordained By
the authority aforesaid, That from and after
Ine passing OF thls ordinance all persons Dullu-
ing any house or making repairs, amounting
in value to one hundred dollars tSlO0l, to any
house in s9id city, shall take out a permit
from the office of the Clerk of Council before
any building or repairing is begun. For such
permit no fee shall be paid, and any person
who shall violate the provisions of this Sec
ton of this ordinance shall on conviction
thereof in the Police Court be fined in a sum
not exceeding twenty-five dollars, in the dis
erection of the court.
SEC. 3. Ind Il Is FURTHER ordained 6y the Gu-
hOrity aforesaid, That all ordinances or parts
of ordinances conflicting with this ordinance
are hereby repealed in so far as they SO con
hict
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Valuable Pictures at Private Sale.

Having purchased the entire lot of fine
Engravings, OleOs and Oil Paintings
recently on sale at No. 81 Whitaker street.
we will offer the same at private sale at
our store. For this week only sales will
be made at wholesale prices and on easy
terms to responsible parties. Our main
object in buying these pictures was
to beautify our Piano and Organ Ware
rooms, but as there are more than we
need. we Will close out any that may be
desired. Call and see them. Ludden &
Bates Southern Music House.-AdU.