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, 1884-11-20

That dyspeptc old swashbuckler,
Thomas Carlyle, didn't have a very elevat
ed opinion Of Americans, and his pen
portraits of some Of them, notably of
Emerson, are cousemptuoudy unjust
Though usually governed by passionat,
prsdjudicez, his sketches of men and
women are peculiarly entertaining. His
x5ie Is nj oeaeis. It is turgid> ruggedly
&soag, uncouthly massive ~Raringly
isaocasi6 He ruthlessly tramples under
tot M cherished and preconceived ideas
dfths beauties of c~iassical diction, and
fasenoudY rends the petty grammatical
rules that limit less distinguished writers.
Houls cf bis sentences seem ~ II hoor.
jonsiy hevn from blocks OF granite, and
Be writes ns IL suffering from very agony
q contempt for tho despicable pigmies
who surround him.
Froude's two volumes. Of remains, as
iast given to tho public, are scarcely cal
ctated 10 increase a esteem for Carlyle
ahile AZ the same timd they wake our
profound admiratiou, if not our respect.
for him as a writer. - 49,
A few rapid, brilliant strokes from this
master hand, produce an indellible por-
trait In half \ dozen lines be gives a
Bew view Of a rather idoliEed American.
Here are his words:
"Yestenight there came n bevy Of
Americans from Emerson, one Margaret
Fuller. the chief figure of them, a strange,
iiing, lean old.maid, not nearly such L
bore as l expected"
Then followssasrather lund sketch OF
Daniel Webster, which, despite the sheer
ing snah running through it, most com
pletely and admirably hits of that greatesi
" American orators;
Il will warrant him one Of the siffesi
logic buffers and parliamentary athlete
anywhere to be met With in Our world a
psesent-a grim, tall, road-buttoned
ye1owskinncd man, with brows like pre-
eipitous cliffs. and huge. black. du'l,
wezried. yet unweanable-looking eyes
under them: amorphous projecting nose,
nd the angriest shut mouth | have any
where seen. A droop on the sides Of the
upper lip Is quite mastif- like-mAgni6-
oent to look upon, it is 70 quiet withal,
guess I should like i'll to be hat mans
bigger. However, be is a right clover
mzn IN his way, and has a husky sort Il
fan IN him, too; draws in a handfas,.
hdactic msnner about 'onr republican in.
siitutionr, Ct al 80 plays his part"
As 4 strong contrast notice the mingled
contempt AMI admiration with which he
uess Dickeu5-estesminR him much "a
though be were s,s~ marvellous but use
fh toy
Nay. Pickwi4. to- rss Of the san,
dinner party, though ties DO not seem to
bed him over much. IL is a fine little
fellow. Boz, l think. Clear Blue. intelli-
sent eyes, vYebr0ws that be arches amaz
ingly, large, protrusiye, rather loose
mouth, a face Of most extreme mobility,
which he shuttles about-eyebrows, eyes.
meath and all-in a very singular manner
while speaking. Burmount this with .
hose coil Of common-coorcd hair, and set
It on a small, compact figure, very small,
and dressed i Ia D'Orsay rather than
weIi-ths is Pickwick. For the rest, a
quiet shrewd-ooking fellow. who seems to
guess pretty well what be Is and what
Others are"
After all has been written there will be
nsny points Of analogy found between
Carlyle and that morbid intellectual giant
jonathan Swift
, 1884-11-20

The sh~ipwrecked crew Of the British
bark Benefactress were adrift in IN open
boat, supporting life on some bits Of dry
bread and a few apples. This was aim
fare and reduced them TO a state Of great
feebleness But Browns Iron Bitters
brings cnfeebled folks up rapidly, even
from such depths as this. 1t enrichee the
blood, tones the system and gives healthful
strength Mr.. William Hsrdee Of Ennis,
Texas, writes that he had dyspepsia in its
worst form, but was restored by Browns
Iron Bittarr
, 1884-11-20

Fnxier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
In every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong.
heal the lungs. build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system from every
impurity. Sold By druagista si.00.
, 1884-11-20

IDetroIt Ffeo FfoaAl
In most Of the Now England fishing VIII
ages every married woman Il spoken OF as
tho widdern 50 and 30. Her husband may
be in the best OF health at the time. but they
uso the handle so as TO get accustomed 70 it.
rs only a question OF time.
, 1884-11-20

A aure cure for little grubs in the skin,
Rough skin, etc. Il will remove that
rOughness from the hands and face and
make .yon beautiful. Price Soc Sent
by mail Gny & Pearse. Sole Agents
, 1884-11-20

c. Q. shAyne. no well known Wholesale rur
NAnufhrturcr. i3 Prince street, New York,
est eash Wholesale prices this season. This
VIII a1ord . splendid opportunity 70 purchase
strictly reliable furs direct ffou manufs ctuer,
, 1884-11-20

Thero Is decided alarm again at New Or
leans lest the capricious Mississippi may &c
rushing 70 the gulf through tho Atchafalayn
and isAvs The atty tznds - an inland
town
, 1884-11-20

Meet at Odd Fellow Hall at 1880 p.
m, 6nt and third Wednesdays and
second and fourth Sundays at ? p m
II. T. GOODWIN. NJ. W.
JOSEPH GRAH0ER, r. s.
, 1884-11-20

Every smoker should try Little
, 1884-11-20

"a The Star Rossausnt Open Al
nishk
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
Notice to Delinquent Water Takers.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH. ga. Oct. !. ISL
Water takers in arrears for water rent past
due since July and previously, are notified
that unless payment is made at once the
supply Of water viii be shut of without
further notice. c. HARDEE.
City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
BRACING UP THE NERVES.
what some People six With Their Soda
Mafer.


4 News reporter was standing in q
leading drug store yesterday when a gen
rIemau wearing an exhausted look walked
up q the soda fountain and asked for
soda.
what syrup:" inquired the clerk.
.Whv something to brace me up a
little" was the reply.
The clerk poured out some kind
o a LIQUID from green glass bottle and
died uu tue glass with soda. The Gus
toner drank il with a satisfied that's
c1ci't Kind Of a quan. and walked of. A
physician was standing near by, and the
reporter asked what il was in the bottle
mat was Of such bracing nature. ''Oh,
the ordinary nerve stimulant. We have
zaIf dozen of them. Every day there is
some fresh nerve stimulant put upon the
market. and people take them as if they
weren't any more dangerous than water.
Iii is as bad as the opium habit that the
NEWS showed up a short time ago. There
j. = use and abuse 9f that sort Of thing,
but most people abuse il. When they are
feeling badly they 60 and take aromatic
spirits Fl ammonia, bi-caro0nate Of soda or
some uew-fangled phosphate. OF course
IN the stimulants are put forward as
foods. but they are not
is the practice gr0winE: =
s-Uf course il i. or the inventors Of the
stimulauts would not increase and multi
ply as they Do. People run riot with their
nervous systems. They would be doing
much better If they took a little more
sleep and longer vacations. l don't see
why these nerve medicines should be used
% keep the brain excited, when, as a mat
ter 20 fact. the air is more stimulating
that anythj==g else, and il Is better IN this
country than anywhere else too While
ID Is a country where the brain can 20
ike a steam engine without artificial ex-
element il il also land Of strong reac-
tons. and this. perhaps, accounts for one
Of the most steadily Increasing branches
81 the drug business. Ny advice 10 peO-
PIE Is not 70 try and engineer their own
nerXes. or they will come 70 grief."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
OCTOBER ECLIPsEs.
The Moon in Darkness Tomorrow and
the sun on the 18th

The Moon in Darkness Tomorrow and
the sun on the 18th.
The moon viii suffer a total eclipse to-
morrow. She viii pass the point in her
orbit that places her in the dark shadow
cast by the earth tomorrow afternoon.
The eclipse viii not be visible to persons
living in this locality. as it begins at : :03
aud ends at 4:4o. AS an eclipse Of the
moon can occur only when the moon Is
fun. the time Of her maximum fullness
and brilliancy will be. Savannah stan
dard time. at 3:51 p. m. Dame Luna will
he found in the constellation Of Capri
eoruus. the Goat. and at the time OF
eclipse she will be sporting among the
Fishes. The eclipse viii only be visible
70 Europe. Asia. Africa. South America
and the Atlantic Ocean, and partly so 10
the eastern coast Of North America.
The sun Will he partially eclipsed on
the 18th. but the inhabitants Of this sec
ton Of the globe viii not see il. LII viii
he visible west Of Utah and as far as the
coast Of Siberia. China and Pacific ocean.
The sun is now in the constellation OF
Libra. he is gravitating at an apparently
rapid rate towards Capricornus, where he
viii arrive on Dec. 81. when winter will
begin. and last ninety days. CapricOrnus
Is the suns extreme southern or solstitiaI
limit. he then changes his course north
ward. and travels toward Cancer, his
nOrthernmOSt limit. at which he viii
arrive on June u. When the
Il sun enters Caurlc0rnus and winter begins.
the sun viii then be S,eo0,0o0 miles near
er 10 u than he was in June, and as this
/ nearness TO Us occurs at time when ii is
winter north Of the equator, and summer
south Of the equator, the winters and
summers north and south Of the equator
are supposed TO be eOrrespOndlngly colder
and werner than in June, when the sun
is 8. eco, 600 miles farther away from us.
For instance, on Dec. u, when
winter begins with Us. summer begins
with the Inhabitants Of the equator, Peru,
chilli and those countries south Of the
EQUATOR: and vice versa, when, in June,
summer begins with Us, winter begins
with the countries above mentioned. Ii is
obvious. therefore. that the summers aud
winters south Of the equator must. Of ne
cessity, be warmer and colder than those
north Of the equator; and IN proof OF this,
so great an authority as the late Prof.
Maury declares that the amount OF Ice at
the south Pole is much greater than al
the North Pole, and that il is for this rea-
son that the amount Of undiscovered ter
ritOry at the South Pole is four times as
great as that at the North Pole.
Mathews Bros. have removed to 156
Cnug~nzz Gfrapf -Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

Bright Flashes OF Intelligence from
Near and AfAr.


Tuesday the first passenger train left
Macon for EIlaville. The train was new
from engine TO all the coaches, and maze
its appearance at Anders0nville early
Tuesday morning
SOuth-bouud travel has been unusually
heavy during the past two or three Feehs.
Nearly every steamer from Northern
ports i crowded beyond the cabin capac-
itv and passengers are bunked IN the sa-
looms. The most Of the travel j Florida
bound. and comprises principally pros
uect0rs from the North and West
Athens B1Rnsv. Capt J. H. kucker
saws a railroad from Athens 70 tap the
FItarton Air Line would do more for the
business OF this place than all the other
nrqrosad routes put together: that II
would swell our cotton receipts from :. esN
20 10.0su bales. and give Us every dollar Of
trade from Hart. Ebert and Franklin.
We DO not know what cur business men
aud property owners mean ~ sitting With
folded arms and making m Efforts u re-
cover what they have lost
Brunswick Herald. A legal gentleman
informs Us that he remembers to have
read il one Of the acts o. the Georgia
Legislature relating To the Brunswick
and Western Railroad that that compa-
ux's workshops were u be located AZ
DEAA=M 1Gh~ AA-kf. AAeA4 A4aE E4E--4lAA9 "a 49,
reet0rs and other officers were To be hel1
here: also that its superintendent should
reside here. We have been unable % and
the act 81 the General Assembly referred
%, but our friend Is 50 clear IN bis remem-
brance q the facts. that we are inclined
10 place confidence in the belief tnaI
such is the fact In the meantime We
venture again 10 suggest 10 the mem
bers u the Railroad Committee q the
Council the importance Of taking steps,
without delay. 10 provide suitable lots
wherein to build machine shops for tue
railroad. aud 10 make tender Of the same
at once 70 the new board. through Gen
eraI Manager Morse. TO the end that that
matter NAV be duly considered. while
there j. opportunity for favorable consId-
Grafton Of the same.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
rHE CoUNrY.s PRISONERS.
September's Record OF Commitments at
the Jail ICty-one Unfortunates In
Duranre Vile.

September's Record or Commitments At
the JaiI-sIfty- Unfortuuates In
Durancs Vile.
The records 81 the county Jail show that
during the month u September % persons
we're committed % that institution. or
this number > were white and 3 col0red.
Of the white prisoners = were males and
females. and Of the c0lored s. were
males and = females. The follow
u. shows the number committed
under the respective charges: Adult
rery. ,. assault. >: assault and
battery. Il: assault with intent 70 muir
der. 4: breach Of the peace. >; bail in
trover, 1; burglary, 8; contempt Jnlted
states Commissioner Court, l dlsOrderly
conduct, 86. fugitiyes from justice. ,; in
sanity, 1 larceny from the house, ?; lar
ceuy from the person, I; larceny after
trust. j. LARCENY, simple, . mlsdemaanOT.
4. murder. ,: perjury. I: rape, 1; refusing
duty On ship, i; state witness, ] trespass,
2. yazFancy. 5; violation United states
revenue law III. violation city Ordlnances.2 ..
There we-e Yesterday in the jail 81
persons. Of whom were cOlored females. Il
natives 81 0r mailing from foreign countries
ana persons detained under commit
ments from the United States Marsh hal.
one. who was convicted in the Brunswick
circuit ii murder. is awaiting the decis-
sion ul the supreme Court on a
motion for a new trial, while another
is held on a conviction and sentence
mr burglary, and hopes % obtain another
trial when his case sail have been heard
ID the Supreme Court. A white man con-
yicted II larceny after a trust is also
awaiting the decision Of that tribunal on
d motion tor a new trial.
The following statement shows the Of
fuses for which the 81 prisoners are
held. Arson /. assault and battery ,.
assault with intent 20 murder !. breach Of
the peace i. burglary II. disorderly con-
duet i. larceny from the house 4, larceny
8fter trust 8. simple larceny ., man
slaughter >. murder 3. misdemeanOr l.
rerj-ry I. rape ]. vagrancy 3, violation OF
United states laws 8, violation Of city
ordinances l.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

An Atlanta Thief Arrested AZ the south-
=, Frnr~ss Once and Turned over
20 the omcers-
some time ago chief Of Police Ander-
5z-.1r received a telegram from Cnlel
,---raffv. rr Atlanta conveying Informs
tf,- ~ a trunk and valise shipped = "a
ysr,sb ana supposed 10 contain stolen
1919 the telegram asked that they b
examined and the party calling ior them
Is detained. Gen. Anderson communics-
I'D with Agent Cooper, u the Southern
Exu-ess Company and was Informed
that trunk and Tallse mad been received
from Atlanta and were awaiting deliy-
arr rs Tony Steck. They were opened
and arched- but contained nothing but
ordinary wearing apparel and baggage
likely o be carried as a travellers PEI
z1ual effects. and nothing at all % arouse
suspicious % any crOokedness under ordl-
nary circumstances. They we're not
called for for sometime. on Monday
i stranger. puTporting . p
TrneV -recE- called Al the Express once
and asked Tor the baggage. TIE ponce
were notified and be was placed under AZ
rest. Upon being taken before the taiet
be denied that biz name was cteck, Out
said BE- had 3 letter from him 70 get TIE
-4-rs-a ami gave his name - that be
..rr.f9 e. - without difficulty. lie gave
+ha name ~ j. G. AsbUrrv. and
-af that Be- did not want to
take tAe baggage from the Office,
n-t u shin Il q ~fecs. who was in Nash
Vile. Tenn. Caiff Connolly was notified
II the arrest &c As5erry. and asked that
he o. held until an officer could come for
h-u. on GER Clark arrived on Tuesday.
and returned - Atlanta win his prisoner
Yesterday.
Asterrv is a Young man who has
teen living il Atlanta for several years
He Is suspected u being implicated in the
burglary of Menk0's clothing store In At
Ilu-a sept. ], when several hundred dol
lars worth 90 ready made clothing were
stolen. The burglary was discovered tie
next d8v. and the best detective ability 10
tGe police department was detailed y
Took into The affair Mounted Officer
clarke had his suspicious directed 20 q
eoHu14 81 men named Mike RiukIe and J.
u Assarrv. but before ne could make out
bis ease against them they dropped on the
invest cation and left the town. This
was two a three days after the burglary
and their fight put a stop 70 the Work.
No further clue was obtained until the
chief learned Of the trunk and Fallse
shfrpeI q savannah. when u y a lgl-
lowed up and resulted in the arrest Of As
berry. 1t j. thought that StecE and Rinkle
are one and the same and kilograms nave
been sent 10 Nashville Authorizing bis az
rest. Several other Atlanta boys we're
Supposed to have had a hand In the bur-
-lary and the police department has
tried @ keep Asuerry's arrest quiet 30
that other arrests could be made. but u
leaked out and the other suspected par
Ties skipped.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
Proposals for Building wing Dams .'lg ?

TNTTEn STATES EN6INEkA u l.1...lI
ARNry RF-rInFNr. NEw YeEK. sept. - = x
oEALED proposals. In fT1pllc4as,.. - rs
= opened at Is o'clock noon on me 100.
Of October. lisa. are invited for IEe e''- Isirsf
ton Of " ing-aams IN fhs -atAAAAl s,11.ergsEs
RIVER. eSesrgfa. The proposals for es1ssrss-
ire works must he separate. and Us - lgf
uasnt on the envelope must name tLs - rssg
xh5rEs he proposal Is offered. 4 u..ls-s 4 h5s
nrnnase Tor one or both Of the Wel Il ED.
antinn. Specifications, instructors - R
$50 5ssa ana islank forms for proposals ma
obtained az This ofnee. ,ra1r.
q. Il. 6TI.l.Ai e 54.s,r.s
Colonel al Engineers. BreYet Ma5or SsA-'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
Special Notice TO COnsignees and
Captains of Vessels.

OFFICE OF SAY. COTTON PRESS AssOC'E,i
SAVANNAH. GA. sept. -. lSs4.
"Au Compress bills Of this Association are
due Immediately on vessel completing her
loading or her clearance at Custom House
These Compress bills must be collected
BY the Association before the vessel leaves
for her voyage. and no party has any right 70
sign the bills as having been paid except an
emplove of this Association By order
BUSINESS COMMITTEE.
JNO r F. TATTSALL, sec. and Treas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
RrNNNG N THE sLusH.
Drake Carter Wins a Race At Jsrom'
Park from Monitor and Monroe.

DraIre Carter Wins q Race at Jerome
Park from Monitor and Monroe.
NEW YORK. oct. 2.-Rain interfered
materially with the success Of the third OF
the fall meetings Of the American Jockey
Club at jerome Park to-day. The track
was deep with slush. and the attendance
was light. The events were as follows:
FTEsT RACE-Haudlczp for al ages: one
and one-sixtsenth miles. Ray :. Clu6e sol I
length the best Of the start and w0n easily
with Little Fred second and IOln third. Time
1852
SEcOSD RAcE-Purse 500. for two year
ters q q mile. Bahama wou- with AIrel
second and RunvOn third. Ilme II ). ~
bid was made for the winner.
THTRn RACE-(Er&ud uarioual handicap
tw0 and q quarter miles. At the head oi Inc
home stretch Drake Carter who had been
third. went shead and won vita ease ~ three
lengths with Monitor second and Monroe
FoUErH RACE-Free handicap sweepst2
enc and quarter miles. Ch2nEcleer WOE
cas- ~ br three lengths. with >locum second
aud IhecETnate THRU Time 1.lt1a-
FIFTH RAcE-PurSs - 20: Tor three-Telr
olds: one mile. the winner 10 he auctloled
In the SRA zhr Little Mack passed " lander
ing. AMI after an exciting h1ash won ~ q
neck from Wanaerlng. with M2rla2auke
third. Time l:41l. Higgins. Wandering
rider. claimed 5 foul. bat il was nos allowed
No bl1 was made for the winner
SIXTH RACE-HandIcap steeplechAse over
the short course. Disturbance went y tbs
front soon after the start aud led 10 the head
finally won. with Disturbance second and Rose
r#tFF. NfUun A--zl.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

Conductor Beebe. Of the Atlanta night
express. swung his lantern like lord a.
tha Heu ruuz FIR the departure Of the
train from the Central Railroad car shed
last ul-lt. Engineer PrenderSast was
81 ts head on locomotive l5f.
ana rrfIe8 omen the throttle
shat Iel the train out on
har regular ruu. TIE train was made up
aE seven ears. All were newly finished
ana Just -sF-ed eur 81 the Central shops.
Uue was entirely news. aud starting on IL
maiden trif--exnress and mail car No. So.
Eaa sd Ser and d8y coaches were bright
and f-asa with new paint. and the sleep
ers looked ike parIorS. II was a. good
as bran new train from
rha locomotive TO the rear
coach. a NEWS reporter happened along
che platform. and caught a glimpse Of the
smiling c1uuteuauce of Conductor Beebe
a. D mounted its forward ear. and sung
our "AI ahuarl.' Il was a proud look
Ee gave lis train. and well be might. Tor
s. was q train Cd ke proud % last night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

open front shirts a specially, at Belsin-
gers, q Whitaker street.-AdC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03
snhurhan aailroane.
City & Suburban Railway
KIESLING'S NURSERY,

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
DLANTS. BOUQUETS. DESIGNS. CUT
III FLOWERS, furnished to orde Leave
orders at Davis Bros, corner Bull and York
skreeEa. Telephone CAL 80.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

UNITED STATES ESGfNEEk OFfl-515.i
AEMY BUILDING. NV YORK. sept = y *
CEALED proposals. IN trlplleste. y aeT
- openea al il 5'esoeE noon On the llEh =.
az October. lsS4. are invited for dreas.-51f AZ
savannah Harlsnr and RIVER Georgia az Tfs
dredging IN komeTlT Marsh, 6eoF l@'.-sts.
proposals for each work must De 100
and the IuG0rsem on the enFel9t + n
name the work Tor which the prol9s~- fast
Of the works IS his option SIeelAc4 ~
instructions 20 bidders. and b1anA Iel 49, Il
proposals NAV he obtained AZ inls o.-5 n +.
from Can't. Thomas -. Bailey, Corps q SO
aeeis' : 20 q. A. GILMORE.
Colonel Of Engineers, Brevet MAJOR 0eN1
L
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. 2.-Ihe IN
sDectOrs Of the tobacco warehouses report
tue total inspection in this city for the
tobacco wear ending Oct /. 1884. at 1852
u8gsheads. a decrease Of l.5gS hogsheads
as compared with last year. TIE total
sales Of loose tobacco were 4,05o. IL
pounds. a decrease this year from last Of
So. -96 pounds. The stock on hand, in
spected. j. 500 hOgsheads, and the stock
for inspection l. hoEsheads. In conse-
qIence Of the protracted drought, much
damage i being done 70 the present to-
Lacen crnn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

A Bottle and the story Told BY what
It contained.

s.s.--..f,-..t
"A few days ago lady. Whlle walking
ar tru beach af ~apel0 Island. noticed a
t...r. rrsr- ha1f buried in the sand
.-..,5-5-,.. r.fe.s ~
HeeA "lt
EaHer- she took the bottle % the
u.a-art1na officers. who succeeded In
.,--.. Ills cork which apusreutIv had
49, ~. 4.-..i- ,-it, err-
-. s-.-.---,r5 t.-.e4
-. $3.50 : $50
,-s.E --5.5-.- 81,
~ .,f.- No.. t.t.r- ',--
l-+ E.Ati 4 --- r,f-7.,-s = r.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03

Our Mr.. B. Fl. Levy has just returned
from Northern markets, where he has
been for some time selecting our Fall and
Winter Stock Of Clothing, Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods, and can safely
say that we have now on exhibition the
handsomest line Of Clothing ever brought
TO this city. and as 10 prices, we are sure
we can underselI any house in town, as
zee buy only from the largest manufaC-
turers. Those who wish to invest in
a Nobby Suit of Clothes will ind it to
their interest to call on US. We guarantee
you TO save at least 20 per cent. on any
purchase you make. Our stock is now
new and complete, and would advise to
come early and get the choice. B. III.
Levy & Bro, 1S9, 19l, 1913 Congress street,
Savannah, Ga.-AdU.