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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

The number Of bills introduced In the
Forty-eizhth Congress was 10. s52-S.9e
IN the House and 2,666 IN the Senate.
Only 35 Of them became Lawn. and The
statistics indicate that : vast amount d
rubbish Is poured into the mill to grind
cut the griss Of Congressional enact
nsntx Il 10 significant that while ths
nanber q balls introduced was create,
than during any previous Congress sincs
the E2<, The nanber Of snsetnents WA
SMALLER. Private claims create the giut,
chiefly. and their trznzfer to = tribunal
providinx for their adjudication is re
eaissse to the hest efficiency Of the Ma
ti0aal Legislature. It costs m averzg.
Of nearly $40 each to print the bills. sni
the proposed transfer would save ; snn;
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ George Tassell has been duly Appointed
the administrator Of the Estate Of Pstrtck
kossiter. deceased. and all parties hoidine
claims against the Estate Of the said Pst-t.s
Rossiter. deceased. are hereby not ded 10 n,a
sent the same to the said Administrator dnIv
Certified as required by law within Ave ~
weeks from the date Of the frst publiestcnn
OF this notice. or the said claims win thsra
after be barred. and cease to be ! charge aes;ns,
said estate. GEORGE TAssELL.
Administrator.
Eureka. Nevada, March 10, 1855. mhao A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

During the last session Of Congress
Senator Sherman and other lights Of that
body said in speeches that the trade dol.
lar never was a coin of the United States.
II this be true, inasmuch as there are in
Eastern penitentaries a number Of coun.
terteiters Of the coin the question natur,
ally arises: "Is it criminal for one in
America to counterfeit a coin which i.
not one Of Uncle Sam's,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

Grim Death shows the utmost impair.
tiality in the Illinois Senatorial contest.
He divides his favors evenly, taking first
from one party and then from the other.
The survivors should take warning by
electing q Senator. and thereby check
the mortuary march.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26
FOR SALE.
A House and Lot.

CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS. GOOD =
lar and water in the kitchen.
Also. Bedroom. Dining-room and Ki.ehsn
must be sold within ten days. rhs reo Al
= situated on Monroe street, four door, no..s
Of B. sadler's residence. hortn
Eureka. March Is. 1855. mhas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

SANTA FE. n. n, March 24.-Acsing
Governor LOseh to-day forwarded his re.
port TO Secretary Lamar regarding the re
esns Eoablss At Springer, where four msn
sers killed. In his report the acting Gov
ernor represents that 1t the term Of court
70 b held IN April next AZ Springer. these
Affairs viii Be fully investigated before
Chief Justice Axtell. who il . man OF
much fierce and nerve. aud who will carry
out the plain letter Of the law. II il feared
that trouble viii then and there snsne. a
the process Of the court will very likely b
resisted BY the same element that en-
dsavorsd TO kill the officers for doing their
dntJ. Henes the acting Governor ask
that General Bradley, the district com.
mzndsr. be sushorizsd 70 furnish . guard
Of United States troops. il deemed neces.
sary 10 preserve the peace. Acting Gov
ernor LOsch ID fully sustained BY the PEG
pie Of the Territory in his course.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

TGr..d Clearance sefe u
0ethfng. Ec-
n priess q al goods vii .
-.,.--h.s-~a froz bow until The frst OF
49, Al tie White House clothing en-,
-. /, tie building formerly occupied
IN J. Fuaklia- AL goods vii be sold
.s.ra.s sseriScs in order 20 make room
so- Su-inr xocds- Gail and ssc'rs bar
49, ". EAEsKI. Fro0rissor-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

mining and Other Stocks Ranch.
and Sold ON Commission.
Eureka, March Is. 1885. mhaxv
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

A large number Of immigrants have ar
rived in Axrysvills from Canada. They
are men Of means and intend to buy lands
and settle in that vicinity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

LOUISVILLE, n. T., March IA cut-
ting affair occurred here, this evening, in
which two men were fatally injured. VIM.
Dobson. 8 laborer. separated from biz
wife. . short time ago. leaving the child
with her. This evening be went 10 the
house Of Preston, on Main street, TO re,
the child. Since the separation his wife
has been living with Pat Murphy, also !
laborer. Tbs two men got into q ausrrel
over the affair, when Dobson drew : knit,
and Gus Murphy in the head and abdomen
The wife then gave Murphy . Ratchet and
began hacking Dobson over the head
knocking him insensible and choppine ii,
head almost to pieces. When found b,
the officers both men were nearly dea;
from their wounds. They were taken /,
the hospital. Both men are expected /,
die at any moment. Dobson's head Il
fractured in several places, the back mar
being almost completely severed.
Celebrating the German Day.
NEW ORLEANS. March 24.-The celebrs
ton Of the German day at the Expositio,
sn6 the Ssth birthday Of the Emperor n
Germany. was 3 great success. Ten thou
| sand people were in and about Music Han
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTooh.
holders of this company will be neia
the principal once OF the company AZ EuIsAn
In the State of Nevada. on the first Monuay -
April ito wit: April o., 1885. at 10 O'CLOCK =.
for the purpose OF electing Directors t 70
for the ensuing year, and for the trsnssosiV.
Of such other business % may come peIoIo :"
VIM. II. COTTON, secretaryi
March 10, 1885. mhlS-osw''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

00NADAA5 NOAs A3FIu l<s-1I5 EUEtt
N tbs Marshall mine are ont on . strike.
The mine boss discharged 8 driver and the
men vens out, demanding his reinst2se-
nent, bat their demand vas not complied
With. The men communicated with the Ex-
scutive Board In Dsnver, and the Board tel
sgrAphed the msn 70 return to work. The
men offered 10 return to work, but the
superintendent concluded to keep the mine
closed for 9 few days. This makes both
mines in Marshall idle, - the force on the
Fox mine has not Jet returned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

Eureka. March /. 1885. mhl.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-26

Y.rss Sezns-our turiesqae FRS; Part"
seeczd Scsae-Tks s 2art Beotbisck-
Third scs1-Ths Kalamazoo s~erensdsrss in
whzeh TIE whsle Company Sill take part
mh75
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
MIR. FoxHALHs VOW.
Out of gratitude He Built a Chur,

Out of Gratitude II Built Church.
The Foundry Methodist Episcopal
church at Washington, where Pres dent
Hayes worshiped, says Ben: Perley
Poore, was originally built as a yotiye
Offering by Mr.. FoXhall. He was an
Englishman, and during the last war with
Great Britain he was the proprietor Of a
large cannon foundry on the bank Of the
Potomac, just above Georgetown. When
the British troops occupied Washington
on Aug. q, 1914, and began the destruc-
ton OF the public buildings and munitions
OF war, be naturally expected the demoli-
ton OF his establishment. From neigh
boring height he watched the burning Of
the capitol and White House, and heard
the explosions at the navy ward with
great anxiety. But his taltn was strong,
ana while be sought the protection OF
the Almighty, he vowed that, should the
foundry be spared, he would build a
church In Washington. Before day
break the yandals retreated 20 their ves-
sells ON Chesapeake bay, and the foundry
WAS safe.
Foxuall kept his word. Purchasing a
lot aJ tho corner OF q and Fourteenth
streets. he erected upon 10, entirely az his
yeycd the property IN trust 20 the Meth
Odists residing In Washington. There
were then but three other churches IN
Washin tton--an Episcopal church. be-
tween the capitol and the navy yard
Sc. Patriek's Catholic church, recently
rebuilt. and a Presbyterian church, now
used as g dancing hall, attached 70 VIII
lard's hotel.
When the chapel was completed the
trustees wished TO call 1t the 'Foxhall
chapel but be mOdestly declined. 10
was then suggested that, as John Wesley
bad begun his mission % the neglected
poor N England IN an uuoccupied
foundry, that name would be appropriate,
o. il would alec perpetuate she origin Oh
the building. Mr.. F0xhall consented
and The pew place OF worship was called
Found y chapel. .,.
The old ohnpel was repaired IN 1900 alo
again ia 1870. but was torn down ~ 1903
10 make way for the present brick atruc-
ture. Mr. Fcxhall sold HE foundry 70
GEN Mason, and returned 10 bnKianui
where be died In 1923. and was buried az
his native village, Ainsworth, near BIZ
mingham.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
wILKERsoNs EcoExTRIoITIEs }.
An Absent Minded Statesman OF the
Northwest

efoHt g NtthfttAg-ob Lever
Ex-senator Wilkerson, who once repre-
sented Minnesota in the United States
Senate, is at the front Just now in the
race for District Attorney in that State,
WilSerson is a man of a good deal o abil-
lty, but very absent-m. nded and not es-
pecially practicable person.
An incident IS related here, showing his
lack of method in regard to his personal
business affairs. One day during the
early part Of his term in the Senate a
friend called on him at his room aud
books, or cOngeniai occupation cf this
sort. In corner OF the room was about
a bushel OF unopened and Unanswered let
tiers.
''What does all this meanf" he said.
"You are not letting these letters go un-
answered, are youT
oh" said WilEerson, in tired sort of
a way, "theY are too many for me. /
don't want to be bothered with them.
They are all about Offices that 7 can't get
filed, and I can't give one in fifty Of these
people what they WANT
"Well," said his friend, "tbat will never
90. You must answer your letters at
least"
"Well," said Wilkerson, in a helpless
sort Of way, show can IL See what
heap there ie of them"
'Of course there Is " was the response;
(which is all toe more reason why you
should answer them. Send out and get
you stenographer and 90 to work and
answer them"
Wilkerson obeyed, somewhat grum-
blingly. and when the stenographer came
pointed 10 the letters.
"There they are" he said, "answer
them"
''Well." said his friend, ''you will have
TO dictate the answers, of course. This
man won't know what to say in answer to
the letters"
oh" said Wilkerson, with an air Of
annoyance, "never mind about that. Let
him answer them to suit himself. IL
don't make any difference what he says
in the answers SO he don't bother me about
it,"
Another incident is related showing his
Observation-Disclosures in regard to financial
affairs. One day he went to a friend. ask
ing him to loan him 81 coo.
Il haven't got it" said he friend, "but
II you really need it, Senator, will getit
for YOU"
Eyes. 1 do need it," said wilkerson,
''nght away. wish you would get it for
me'
So his friend set out to borrow the
money at one OF the banks, In the course
of the transaction he remarked that he
was getting the money for Senator Wiki
ersOn.
''Whv, that is odd" said the bank off,
cial, "WilkersOn has an account here and
has about $4,000 to his credit now.
Don't you think there is some mistake
about ity'
"Pll see." said the friend, as he hurried
off TO find Wilkerson.
How is this. Senator" he said, rather
impatienty, "they tell me over at the
bank that you have got $1,000 there
now?7
guess not" said Wilkerson, with a
little surprise. 81 didn't know had any
mo ey in bank. Must be some mistake
about it,"
"Wen," said his friend, ''they would
hardly be likely to make any such mis-
takes at the bank. Look up your accounts
and see."
So the Senator went fishing around
among the dusty pigeon-holes and piles
Of papers until he found his bank ac-
count, when. to his delight and that of
his friend, there stood $1,000 to his
credit.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent q Word

ADVERTIS EVENTS, 10 Words or
more, in thjS column { the best 3ttte pdper}
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
in AdDdnce, each Insertion.
Ereyybodg t0ho has any rant 20 supply,
anything 10 bay or TO sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, aay ,7iSh
TO grottfY, should advertise in this column,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22

During the past ffty years The proprie-
tors Of Brandreth's Pills have received
Thousands OF voluntary testimonials OF
the wonderful cures effected BY these
Pills. They not only cure rheumatism,
dyspepsia, piles, diarrhOoa, liver com.
plaint and an fcvers, but greatly prOi0ng
the human lie. One or two 40 night. on
an empty stomach, Tor q week Or two, is
sufficient.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
Here's a Regular Harvest
OF INDUCEMENTS
kid GLOVES

100 dczeu our celebrated 3-hutton "3fon-
tague' kt0 q owes. every shade and size,
only lr, amc qualify worth elsewhere 99e-
POO dozen our celebrated 8-button sGtrohe"
hid 6losas. 30 every shade, s5c; same quality
sold elsewhere 81 II.
e45 dozen our celebrated 8-button "Plat-
sA't's Model warranted Nld Glove, ia all
tafdes, at tli nmliar quality offered elsa
s,fCca for So
tCu dozen 0ur celebrated Pinked pops Mig
non,N tnaG beats the world on q Warran ed
Glove. only 81 Is. IN every shade. something
on ts order IS Oflarau elsewhere for 80.
100 dozen oar celebrated hook ''Parepa
RIOS =" IN an shades. at 75c similar quality
sold elsewhere for 81 49,
i3 other brands that knock competition
SILLY on low prices
We are Importers in this line, and conse-
qucntly can afford 20 give bottom prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
NO PRECISE LIMIT
OF QUANTITY WE SELL
M KL4EET% n EE NJ !!

10000 Full Blown Roses in every color, &c
each, worth l6c.
s. 90 large size Feather Quilts, the latest
rBgc. at sc, worth pic.
5000 Assorted OOlOred Wings, good sl1e, l0c
each. w0r u 25c.
LOCO Fun Formed Birds, in nobhy effects. NJ
a9C, worth 0jC
500 Novelty Birds an assortment auperb, 1T
T5e each, called cheap az 81 IS.
5000 buucres Ostrich Tips and Plumes, ~
Black and Cours, at prices That undersell all
others.
800 dozen Hat Ornamental in the very reWost
effects al 20, Sc, DC. up to i0c.
$50 dozen Ladies' and Chldren's Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats. IN Wool Fur, Felt VEL
vet and flu h. High crowns luW crowns,
square crowns or any other style or shape
you desire we have az prices way down.
Full line Boys Wool Hats az soc, 75c and 81 /;
grand values az each price.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22

A PUPIL Of Mrs Mary n. Evertt, aged IS.
"A after one months attendance nc the New
England Conservatory % Music. Boston. has
been permitted 10 take part IN the symphony
Concerts. al honor accorded 20 tnOsa ~
who have attended the Conservatory a year
or are especially qualded
WANTED, address on Information of
" GEORGE MCCLUSKiN, lalst Now York
Volunteers. disch ,rged savannah, GEORGIA,
$50 North Front street. PM tdnInhlA. Pa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
Nhntonrapnn.

DRICE or PHOTOGRAPHS REDUCED.
/ The new ne autAncous process praCticed
by me has revo utonizet the Photo "a hic
DO people will give So fr dozen Cabinet
Photographs, when they can &c, che finest
work ever produced in this city, pat on fine
bevelcd gilt-eug cards $3a h1li dozen. o. So
for a dozen, az . Bun stree, opposite the
~'fegen House. All work guaranteed hr7;-
class in every particular. And ] wish it nis-
tmctly uudors God that I have IN my employ
the Finest ret0uehers and hnishers that nave
over practiced n this city. j. n. WILSON,
Photographer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
aasIlItmrrn amo garLrtu $4,000.


THESE favors shown US. The answer
i comes unaunounce from thousands OF our
patron, that "PTa tsnek's never give a bait to
secure trade, but always offers stock Of I'M
apron chablc barpa aims tnat dedes competition
az ali times"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22


EALAN must close out balance OF stock, aud
~ viii sell at your own prices balance tins
week.
Mr. GEO. WAGNER has returned 10 the
w city. Leave orde's for cat flowers, 1oral
designs and plauls With j q ARDNER, agent
Tor Wagner's Nursery, 30'S Bail street.
NIFTY boxes 1lessina lemons and thirty
\ one boxes Florida oranges Tor sale very
cheap az q ARDNER'S, so Bun street.
- AIAN his a few fun dress coats and vests
~ you can bay at your own price.
pOLrS nuts and washers. Orders llled
- chcap ana quick. LOMBARD IRON
WORKS Augusta, Ga.
WANTED, lady agents OF tact for cur bust
" and 'urm developer, no humbug; I'M
dNrsed 0yphysicians, write for sealed 0cscrip-
ton and terms. ERIE MED. CO., Buffalo,
NY.
CHEAPESr VARIETY STORE-Also, Toe,
y and Sc. goods Goods sold . astonishing
low figures Of all kinds. We have just re-
ceivcu a hue lot OF Patent Roller window
Shades at prices that can't be,beat; at Ma
T6AN BROS, 1856 Congress street, near def
fersOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
2afmeiral.


NJ STEWARD (ol Boston,. teacher Of
We Piano and Singing. Residence 1853 South
Broad street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22

500 yards All SIX Fringe, heavy pattern,
35c yard yO th 81.
600 yards vi silk Chenille Fringe, IN new
designs, 40 50c per yard. worth 81 0S.
sQ1 yards All SIN Chenille Beaded Fringe at
zoe per yard, worth 81 3S.
20 dozen Beaded silk Ornaments, good size,
al I5', WOr b I3c.
is dozen Bangle Beaded silk Ornaments at
35e worth 9Se
Rich effects in LADIES' new style Hussarette
Cords AT prices below others.
Our ended SILK Passemontefles at l5c a
yards sold elsewhere nc 26c.
Our Beaded Silk Passementerles at 25C a
yard Is sold elsewhere nc soc.
Our Beaded 81 X Passc menteries at 85o a
yard Is worth elsewhere Csc.
- For genuine bargains examine our Dress
Trimming Department..
so widths ia All Wool HERCULES Braid IN
every shade.
5000 yards All Wool Red Hercules Braid,
silver and gold mixed. at 25zc yard. worth
100.
The handsomest election Of Feather Trim
ming in this city az unquestionable low prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
Nr1nIallmrrI lllanirn

NKT ANTED. situation o. any kind, by
w young man; writes fair han Z; salary
no Object: best Of references. Address A. b,
this office.
WANTED, by a white woman situation
w 20 travel as nurse. Apply for ANNIE
kEESLER, Industrial Home, Drayton and
CuHrton
w ANTED. situation permanently, 10y a
w graduate of Maryland Co eye Pharmacy;
eight years city experience. Address EUCA-
LlPTIS, care l25 Co gress, corner Bull
WANTED, situation AS assistant book
w keeper. clerk or drummer; good city
references furnished II required. Address
B. b care this Office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
JERSEYS.

6odo1en Ladies' An Wool Black Jerseys at
13c; worth 81 so.
90 dozen Ladies' All Wool Black Jerseys
Bow and Plat Back, At ste; worth 81 To-
20 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Worsted Jerseys,
in back and coors, at $50; magnificent at
tngs and worth s. so.
so dozen Ladies Brilliant Worsted yest
Front Jerseye, in Black and Colors, 81 50;
worth So.
60 dozen Ladies Black Brilliant Worsted
Jerseys with Cufll, Bow and Plaib Back,
grand article, only 81; worth 80 90.
n dozen Ladies' Novelty Jerseys, Black.
with White Dots, full back, at 81 So, worth 81.
q dozen Children's Brilliant Worsted Jer-
seys, IN Black aud Col0rs, only 81, worth
elsewhere 81 50.
65 dozennovelties In JerseYs a treat TO be-
hold for their originality no desigus and ex-
ceptionably low prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
Rooms 10 asrnf.

TOR Rent. a floor OF three rooms, conve-
i niently located y hey can be rented either
as a fl or or separately. Apply at so Presi-
dent street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
ILL IIanroi,e allante.

w ANTED 10 RENT. a furnished room for
w one gentleman. Address h., Morning
News
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
Boltara ann STORES for nrrt.


TOR RENT, from st Now. the handsor,
Il and well-located residence lately occupied
by the Hon. GAIA way Hartridge's family,
corner BUli and Iay OF streets. fronting Pu-
laski monument; fitted up with all modern
cOnvenlencfs, with Vcranda all round and
handsome flower garden attached; now I'M
dei gong q thorough overhauifng and putting
IN fret class order. For particulars inquire
OF JOHN LYNCH, Grocer. corner Taylor aud
Whitaker streets.
IGOR RENT. tenement gGl< Cassers row,
IL at present occupied bVW =. BoWe 'front.'
ing south on st. Julian. between AbercOrn
and Lincoln sire Is. Apply TO II. j. . HON.
ASSOC, real estate and collecting agent, at
office OF Capt. G. w. Lamar, ia BrJ an, near
Drayton street.
TOR RENT. that elegant ore liz Brough-
- ton street, With good cellar feet deep.
The store is suitable for any business. For
terms, etc. apply on the premises, or 20 JOR-
Dan Z. BROOKS, agent. LBS Bay street.
TOR RENT. a small house. newly painted
u and repaired 81 Broughlon street.
DOR RENT, store No. 1888 Congress street,
now occupied by Chas. Gassman. from Nov.
Let. J. c. ROWLAND.
DOR RENT. houss in Gordon Block. second
Il ooor from Whitaker street; water and
given Nov. LIST. Apply 20 Gaston street.
I7OR RENT, from November let, residence
Il 81 Tattnan street, corner Berrien. In
quire next door.
TOR RENT. from November lst. residence
II on south side Of Waldnurg street, fourth
door west Of Jefferson. Apply TO JOHN r.
ROMAN.
TOR RENT, one s-room house, bath, etc;
IL secession At once. Apply TO G. II. DOR
sETf, l56 Bay street
OFFICE FOR hENT-Ihe large ana com
~ mOdinus Offices at No. IL Bryan street,
over the Office Of the Gas Company: possess
sion given November lst j. r. BROOkS. 1856
BAY troet.
Tor RENT.-The very desirable Office %
u Bay street, fitted up for aud original Oe-
cupied by, Andrew Low & Co., Will b. rented
IN parts ~ may be dcsired &C low "a e., also.
three warehouses on River rect under above
ofice. Address WM. l.. WAkELEE, +. o.
box 28t. Savannah CA.
------------s---s-
Farm for zlsnt.
TOR RENT, farm, ~ acres Of land, next 10
Il X islipg Nursery, entrance from Waters
road and White Blum road. Apply 90 j. ~.
EeIlLL, 3 Whitaker street.
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<Ur Sale.
TOR SALE, at auction. on Monday. 2Gth
II inst, one giH net. o. feet long by n feet
deep. G. II. DORSElT.
EOR SALE. No auction. on Monday. 2gth
II inst. 10 no ls new on r 9th and rolls now
carpeting. g. II. DORsETT.
DOR SALE. nc auction, on Monday, 25fh
II inst, one glass case OF stuffed bird and
handeome sidebOard. &. n DORsH1T
IGOR -ALE. "a uare, stay and jib 6aila; also,
a good canvas for fiat covers, &c DENIS
O'CONNELLs, River street, near Market
dock.
EOH SALE, a large l0t Of Planed No.
at s. so yer 100 Ia yard; io,O0o feet Of 8sp-a0
~ 8 so per 1000 10 yard, Boards at 81 per 900
IN yard; hcantlng at 81 per 1000 Ia yard.
In Der ward Taylor and East Broad Etrcets.
kEppAHD 4 %.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22

TT is rs plain as that day succeeds night.
L While our commercial friends are wasting
iheif nearly spcnt strength on one another Wa
are al our same reliable ioothod, hauling ia
me shiny .Neeels of an appreciate pubic pat
ronage, You question
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-22
BARGAINS CONTINUED

Ask TO see our bargains in Ruchings at Sc,
lOc and l5c per yard.
Ask TO sec our barg aims In Ladies' Knit I'm
derWear az 25c. 85c and soc.
Ask to see our magnificent supply OF Le-
phyrs, etc, for fancy work.
Ask to see our silk Velvet. in 30 new shades,
az SIC per yard; a classical bargain even for
81 81.
ASK to see our world renowned "Elbow"
Neivets at SOC per YARD; sacrifice even for7sc.
Ladies' and Children's Cloaks in grand
variety.