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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-09-09
EDITORIAL NOTES.
BARNEY GIBBS tried the dark Ian
tern party and got left.

BARNEY GIBBS tried the dark Ian,
tern party and got left.
The Huntsville Item got out n
very crcditablo September edition.
VERMONT has Just held her state
election. She goes largely Ropub-
lican rs usual.
THE Bolton Journal says the
prominent prohibitionists arc go
ing 10 vote for Mills.
THE Houston Post thinks Barney
Gibbs will provo lively political
corpse IN the swcot-by-and-bye.
The President and party have
again gone off into the woods in
the mountains for q pleasant and
quiet time.
IT'S now claimed that the Grimes
county Democratic convention did
not instruct for Terrell for the
United States Senate.
SEDGwIcK no doubt got too much
champagne al the Jockey Club
banquet. His denial and that of
the club came too late.
A TOMBSTONE, Arizona, dispatch
says thai Geronimo and his band
offorty bucks, squaws and papooses
are on the way to Fort Bowie.
The regular Mexican forces at
tackled FL Coyote some thirty
miles from New Laredo and got
the worst of the fight. Coyote is a
robber chief.
THERE has been no official denial
of the charges against MIR. Sedg-
wick, special agent TO Mexico. It
is evident that Mr.. Bayard made Il
mistake in the man.
Mr.. TEMPEEToN, attorney goncr-
al, has left for the newly organized
county OF Greer to prosecute suits
brought TO cancel the locations OF
veteran scrip in that county.
1T would seem that in the cases
where dark horses have been nomi.
mated by conventions this year
that tho politician have failed to
make their work in any way effec-
tive.
SINCE Cutting has been released
and issued his proclamation no has
entirely subsidized, and for some
days nothing has been heard of
him. He was simply seven days
wonder.
THERE is invested in railroads in
This country the sum ofoight thous-
and million dollars, or nearly four
lines as much as tho national debt
amounted to at the close OF the
asst war.
THE recent earthquake faEai
he effect of discoHraging tho build
ng OF six, seven and eight
houses. II does not rc9u5
great shake to topic over
all house.
THE officers oftho Log
# the city of MCxrco havet
dr. Sedgwick q iOttoF aSsuS
hat he did nothing wroBe
,all. Nothing is said OF hI'
after the ball.
1T is again stated that fffee
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

with view to theis ready adaptability
for war purposes should the occasion re-
quire. Unless aid be given, however, 1t
is futile to think tina: the needed changes
which demand eli increase in the number
OF water-tight compartments and pump
ing power, besides additional strengthen
ing OF the parts designed to carry heavy
weights, Will ever be accomplished. A
small appropriation would suffice to
make beginning, to be expended by
the Secretary OF the Navy upon the APP
proved recommendation of the lnspec-
ton board. This would then be one step
accomplished toward encouraging our
ship builders and engineers to make high
speed desideratum, as well as cargo
carrying capacity.
"These vessels could then be placed upon
the auxiliary navy list, with tue condi-
tlonal requirement that at any future
time the governments right to take pos
session was paramount to all others.
The leading powers have all awakened
10 the necessity Of an efficient auxiliary
marine for war purposes and incite their
builders by Offering large premiums.
Congress has already been informed as to
what England is doing in this direction IN
the naval engineering report Of Passed
Assistant Engineer John A. Tobin, u. ).
N, published in 1897
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From the Detroit Free Press.

4
| after your boy Jake again ?" queried
the sergeant, as DR.. Dunder entered the
! Woodbridge Street Station yesterday.
| Eyes, | vhas after Shake. He slipped
! Oudt yesterday, undt like TO find him"
! Made you some now trouble, | sup
pose"
81 tell you how 1t vhas. ! put in a
! telephone Anew days ago, and eatery time
der bell rings my wife likes to run and an
swer. Yesterday morning Shake goes
| oudt tor a leedle while, ind poOty soon
oafer und yells hello! und somepody
says:
"'Vhas dot Mrs. Dunderp
"'It vhas.'
"'Vhell, Mrs. Dunder, how vhas you
pleased NIT all dose things?
"'What thingsV
"'Dot new bonnet und wrap und silk
stocking dot Mr.. Dunder buys at my
shtore two days ago und takes home to
yOu.'
81 vhas behind my bar when Mrs. Dun
der drops dot telephone und comes oafer
to me und says;
al hat discovered all sboudt it! You
Yhas buying clothes for some wOmansp
"'W no saws dOtp
Somebody in der telephone
Il Will kill dot person pefOre nightv
81 goes nit der telephone und pounds
on der poX und rings the bell, uud calls
hello! NIT ali my might and somepody
asks:
"'N hell, who you vhantY
al want dot person who vhas lying to
Mrs. Dunderv
"'Oh! come offp
"Und nOpOdy answers me any more.
Mrs. Dunder scolds ind cries, und | Was
so madt dot / shut oOp my saloon. After
awhile dot telephone rings very silently.
Und | listen und hears Shake say TO some.
pody:
4" 'Say, Bill, you drop down und see If
der oldt folks hat tumbled TO dot racket.
Dot Was big shoke on der goternor'
Now, Sergeant, / like to find snake.
He vhas a shmart boy. ind be ybas all
right, but like him TO come nome.
yhas anxious to haf some interviews nit
him. 1t vhas a very cool place down
cellar for some interviews. II you see
him you can say dot laugh all oafer nit
his shoke on me. Aterward, when you
see him, you can ask him il ne lau hs all
Osfer init my shoke on him. lie WAS
shust a leedle too flies, und now, IN his
young days, Vhas der time TO correct his
habits.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

in the fact that Benson's Capcine Plasters are
widely initiated; that cheap and worthless
plasters, with names Of similar sound, and
similar appearance in type, are freely offered
for sale. Articles OF great and original merit
always have to compete with trashy Imlta-
lions. But as they become known they die
out through deserved neglect. Meanwhile
we warn the public against the 20 called
"Capsicum," "Cap.iCin." "CapuciB" and
"Capsictne" plastcre, whether "BentOn's."
"B rton's," or otherwise. They nave no
medicinal or curative virtues whatever, and
are madc 10 sell on the reputation u Benson's
When purchasing ask for Benson's, deal with
respectable druggists only, and you caunot be
deceived. The genuine has the Three 5eals'
trademark on the cloth and the word soap
cine" cut in the centre.
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Cor 3,rmt..aatiarrllanrolto.

EOR RENT, about twenty acres of land
Il partly within the extended city limits
extending from the Waters road to south
vile, with entrance from that ROAD and also
by way % the White Bluff road. There ID a
small dwelling house and large stable and
well of good " ater on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the hOnse IL fenced and under
cultivation. and fine lot of fruit trees plant
ed. The place is conveniently located for
small farming or a dairy There is a good
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost For particulars apply to c. IL.
DORSEFT.
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ADMINS TRATOK'5 SALE.
BY GEO. W. LAMAR, AuctIoneer

b authority 81 an order issued by tho Honor
able the Court 81 Ordinary Of Chatham
county, viii be- sold n front ~ the Court
House In savannah, on the FIRST GE5-
DAY IN JULY NE&i {, iciuR the Gth day,
for payment Of debts ana distribution,
The eastern portion ~ lot letter e Middle
OgicthOspc ward. situate on north west corner
Of Harrison ana St. Gaui streets. with i'm
proyements thereon, which consist Of "A brick
store with comfortable dwelling above 10 and
TWO wood tcnemeuts north ~ and adjoining
same JOHN y. HERB.
cnAann
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A Comfortable. Well Located
RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
G. II. DORsErT. Anctioneer.

I
win sell at the Court House, on TUESDAY.
July 9th. 1885, during tho usual hours OF
sale,
The three-story brick residence known a.
No. lJ5 Barnard street, third door south from
Hal. The house is in nice condition, and is
finished in good style. IL contains three bed
rooms, closets, and bath room on the bed
room boor; two parlors. dining room and
butler'- pantry on second floor; and Kitchen.
servants rooms, store room, etc in the base
ment. 1t ID supplied with gas and water,
marble mantcl on the parlor floor, ana IL
altogether complete and very attractive
home.
Terms cash
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

Also
The eastern half OF lot number 10 Wyrren
ward, fronting thirty-oue feet on BRYAN
street, between Iabersham and Price. and
having upon the front neat one story real
dence containing Ave rooms, and on the rear
a smaller house containing five rooms, both
rented TO good tenants.
ALSO
The western half OF said lot, fronting thirty
feet on Bryan street, the improvements con
sisting of u large two story brick building re-
Gently used for manufacturing purposes.
Terms cash.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
g. n. DORSETT, Auctioneer,

Under and bY virtue Of an order granted by
ths Honorable Court Of Ordinary Of Chat
nam county I VIII sell before the Court
House, in the city OF Savannah. during the
usual hours OF sale, on TUESDAY, July
9Th, 1885,
Certificates ~ indebtedness OF the Central
Railroad and Banking com pany 10 the amount
OF TWO hundred dollars, the same being SOLD az
the property Of the estate Of Henry T.. Davis
deceased for The purpose OF distribution.
JOSEPH .. DAVIS, JR.,
Administrator.
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Well Located Business Property.
C. II. DoRsETT. AuotIoneer.

win offer for sale on TUESDAY. July 9th,
1888, before the Court House, during the
usual hours Of sale,
The property on the southwest corner Of
Drayton and Congress- streets, consisting OF a
substantial brick building four stories and an
attic high, containing twelve rooms, on the
corner, and two-slOry brick building on
Drayton street, containing Six rooms and
deep cellar This building Ia new and built
with great care in the most durable manner.
The entire property is well located for bust
mesa and 10 IN excellent shape for renting.
portion OF the purchase money can remain on
mortgage
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Fine Building Site at Auction.

L. ID. LaRoCHE's SONS, Auctioneers.
THIS DAY, at Court House, AT II o'clock,
LOTTO 8Charlton ward, on Barnard street.
between Huntington and Hal streets; SIZE
b. feet by ~ feet; fee simple. Titles guaran-
teed; purchaser paying FOR papers.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord,

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in THIS column che best the pdper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, CASA
IN -AdUdpce, each Insertion.
Everybody lohO has dpg lOant TO supply
onythiag TO Bug or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; mGeed. any loiSh
10 qroth, Sbould advertise IN this coiUpn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

l lot Of over 300 Hand Satchcls, 10 every re-
spect frst-class goods, all different sizes and
STYLES, just suitable for Ladies leaving the
city, your choice for 95c; regular price
ranging from 81 30 to 81 Is.
! lot Canvas and Leather Belts, new goods, at
SC; reduced from l5c.
lot Feather Fans, 81 cOlor5, al &c; worth 75e
$50 dozen spOoIs Sewing six. all colOrs, each
spool measures 100 yards full. at two for SC !;
cold everywhere for Zoe each.
1908 yards Crepe Lisse Ruching, In short
lengths. at Zoe per yard. Some in this lot Is
poattiyalv worth 7bc
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White Goods and Linens

AT &c per yard we will sell / lot White Cord
Plque; regular price Gao.
At g. 20 per yard we VIII sell | lot White India
Linen Lawn; worth 3. &C.
20 pieces Turkey Rel Dumask fast colOrsl at
20c per yard; rejuCCd from 40c.
so dozen large size Damask boy lies. rcd Dor
der. Tor 1jc per dozen; never offered less
than 81 20.
Is dOl. large size Hucks and Damask Towels,
knot fringe, at PC each; regular price 35c.
l lot White Crochet QUi b., MarseIlles pat
terms, would lie cheap for s. each; to close
out At once, your Chulce for &c All other
goods IN this deparlmcu. VIII be offered at
tue same startling reductions.
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AN AUXILIARY NAVY.
The Plan of Building Merchant Yes
sells Suitable for War Purposes.


From the Washington Star.
The recent order OF Secretary Whitney,
directing the board Of inspection of foreign
vessels to make careful inquiries into the
adaptability OF ships of home production
as su auxiliary for war purposes, meets
with great favor among naval officers.
4hey regard it as a move in the right
direction. If it is impossible at present
10 carefully build up navy capable OF
protecting the shores of this country, the
next best thing, they think, is to make
provisions for lmproVlsing navy in case
Oh necessity. Naval officers are not so
confident Of the future security OF this
country from an invading force as the
generality OF the public, and predict that
we government viii eventually regret its
sAortslghtedness in not preparing for war
AZ time of peace.
LITTLE CLOUD THAT MAY GROW.
"A naval officer, in speaking on this sub
JoCt 10 reporter the other day, said:
=. me fisheries question may yet prove
Oe the little dark cloud in the horizon
VWniich VIII bring devastation and ruin.
"heu the day comes. as come 1t Will
some time, when this country will be in
.Meu ny a foreign Zoe, we Will be practi-
S@'y az his mercy, unless something 9
ooue That will enable US TO meet the
e"NHN with some show Of success. The
PERFECTED men OF war OF almost any foreign
touulfy could lombard our cities along
we coast with impunity, as matters stand
10y me fisheries question is practi-
oa,lf settled this time, but | am OF the
Tp.hlOn That the Canadians were wholly
80 .Ne rgnt, and that the matter has been
~ "ihlcably smOOthed over is due to the
SVAgIlldtNIV IaltnV Rr;e /,
"a ,.s all along adopted towards this coun-
time" e'' w ~ ''''' '"7 Ok
VESSELS ALREADY AT HAND.
Another naval officer in conversation
"iIu reporter about the wisdom Of Sec
r,a'g WhltneY's order looking TO the for
t.''oh OF an auxiliary to the navy IN case
VI necessity said:
iue action Of the Secretary is GER
eStuy Wise. BY knowing the capacities
in Huf merchant vessels, and by assisting
We ilulng future vessels in 8 certain
caSy, 10 give them required strength, the
NJ. nment can avail itself Of them at a
iaents notice, without waiting To
Earn What ships will do and what ones
f,rn W secured for government service in
tn. ol need. ave have" he con-
a Ii e'", sailing out OF New York harbor
80 re number Of steamers OF VARYING
,na1dg some OF which have an ocean
I'M, I'M " " niteen knots; numberless tugs.
fca. VI tuetn very powerful and capable
,rnodtllns high-powered gun, besides
atV,1tes' all OF which would tend to
nS mem sufficient Ia a measure to de-
a themselves against torpedo attack
Ciuise against the enemy's COM
\ e builders OF high-speed steamers
4, us - should receive ENCOURAGEMENT
CONGRESS to construct their ships
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Store and Farm
AT AUCTION.
ID. LaROChe' Sons, AuCtiOneerS

on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF July, in
front Of the Court House, during tthe legal
hours Of sale, VIII be sold
twenty-five acres, more or less, OF land un-
% cultivation, same being fertile and well
adapted for truck farm on account of itsclose
proximity to market, being about two miles
from the city on the Ogeechee road &C the in
tcTsectiOn OF Charlcston railroad. Improve
mcnts consist OF labOrera' quarters, barns, etc
There Is also store at the junction Of the
two roads wnerc there IL well established
trade.
sold because parties are about to locate In
Florida
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Two Small Houses at Auction.

4. ID. LaRoCHEs SONS. Auctioneers.
OnTUEsDAY, the 9Th day OF July. before the
Court House, daring the legal hours Of sale,
We VIII offer
Those two a. small houses on tho northeast
corner OF Guerard and Sims streets. Theee
houses are new and in good order; now under
good rent. Lot IL 70 feet by 70 feet.
Terms cash. purchaser Xipg ipr uapera.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Embroideries and Laces.

After our great Embroidery and Lace sale a
few weeks ago our stock got very low, and as
there are great nisiy Of those goods selling
at this season OF tssl year we found it neces-
oe,yeJ ~ ro, 1851 ~ Iaao Just
which we will offer at the MOST decided bar
gains ever ofefeH ID SavasRah, The EN-
broiderles we~lh49H thfs week AZ &c, Be-. I215c,
lie, BIC and n35cl are worth fully double the
price. OF role ~ a. 9Gob sfV
Great combination sale of baees of all kinds
at Sc, nc, 10c, 155,l9e and 23c; fully so per
cent. on regular prlCes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Dress Goods Department

- pieces Nuns NellIng1, all shades, at only 81
per yard; worth from % to Sc.
! lot OF white and colored Embroidered Robes
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Lot On Duffy Street, Near HabGrSham.
e. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

&. n. DOKSETT, Auctioneer.
viii sell az the Court House. on TUESDAY,
July Gtn,
Lot No. g. white ward on he south side Of
DuTy street, measuring i3xlOs feet. Terms:
One. half cash. balance in one year, with in.
terest at per cent. per annuiD.
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A Fine Lot at Auction.
G. II. DoRsETT. Auctionesr.

viii cell on TUESDAY. July 9Th, before the
Court II use, during The usual hours Of sale,
Lot No. ~ Elliot wsri. G0yl05. situated on
the northeast corner Of Burroughs and Wald-
burg stress. Terms cash.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06
Auriinn Salro Gn'qap.
BUILDING LOTS
OF
Greatest Prospective Value.
Auriinu Salrn Gn,qau.
G. h. D0RSETT, Auctioneer,
VIII sell at the Court House on TT ESDAY,
July 9Th. 1856, during the usual
hours of sale,

Fifteen well located BUILDING LOTS
IN the "New Extension fronting north on
Reppard street. eight of them beng between
Bun and DraytOn, and the balance east OF
Drayton street.
For hcalthfulncss, beauty OF location, and
typographical exec icnCC generally these IotS
are cnual II not superior, to anything now
being offered IN th's section,
Retng exempted from city taxation by leg
islatNe enactment it will cost hut little to
carry them, and for speculative purposes
alone they will pay handsomely IN rev
months.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-06

THAT beautiful residence situated between
Il lands OF MAJ. @. s.. Hardee and Il. NJ.
Demere, Esq. a. summer residence for a
gentleman OF leisure and means nc is mex
ceiod To q man OF moderate means the cul-
tivation OF the thirteen acres of rich ground
would yield a fair income, besides the future
revenue to be derived from one hundred Pecan
Nut treee, LeCohte Pear trees. and other va
rieties Of choice fruit. Price and terms 5000
cash. or payments OF sixty dollars per
month with interest az seven per cent.
on unpaid amount. This sale at above
figures will euibrace all the Fowls. H0raas
Mules, Vehicles and Farming Implements
My business Ia town hnd viii not admit 81
my spending much time - my horce Ia tho
country, hence 1 am compelled 70 sell onw
Address n. ii. THOMSON.
2. Y. Box znz. SaNAnnah. Ca
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Boar0tuu.

- guests At this delightful Summer Resort
tor tine season SO. Good climate, excellent
water and reasonable rates. Situated thirty
miles sOulh Chattanooga, within two miles A
G. 5. railroad. W. c. HEWITT. Proprietor.
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gnr SAFE.

TOR SALE, by }. MCLAUGHLIN q SON.
Il one Moving Machine, with four knives
and in perfect order.
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Groceries, Canned Goods, etc, at Auction
l. ID. LaKOOuE's SONS. Auotloneors

I. -. LRkOOHE'S SONS, Auctioneers.
On WEDNE. DAY. tho 7th, al II O'Clock. at
the store southeast corner Price and Brough-
ton streets, Will be Sold
All the Canned Goods, Groceries, Oil Tank,
Jars, w agOn, etc, now In premises.
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HOUSE AND LOT.
BYI.D. LaROCHE's SONS.

BYI. ID. LaROCHE's SONS.
On TUESDAY, the 9Th day of July, in front of
Court House. we will cell,
The eastern half Of lot No. Il White ward
and improvement, viz: that two story dwell
ing fronting south 70 feet on Anderson street,
running back 1906 feet TO lane. The house con-
tains about seven rooms, is lately built. con-
venicnt TO street cars. Lot fee simple; pur-
chaser paying for papers.
Also
Lot AZ. fronting east 60 feet on sheftall
street, running back $50 TO a lane.
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Shoes, Shoes. Shoes.

The great bargain shoe sale naugurated
two weeks ago viii be continued until after
stocking, with still greater reductions The
for this week:
Ladie-' fine KID Button Newport and oxford.
sizes 10 +. Philadelphia goods, 81 %; last
Wccb's price. 81 50.
La1Ic-' fine Curacao Kid Button Glove KID.
for aay size, to =, & and ID last, solid goods,
at g: last weeks price, 81 Is.
/etgler Bros celebrated CuracoH Kid Button
Il OTIS for Lad -. sizes "a 10 Q. g - r last, az
s. Is; regular SHOE store price 81.
Gents fine Cabin Button, Congress and Balls,
az 50 so; equal TO any 81 sh0e m the city.
Gents hnc French Calf in Congress Buttons.
Bais, (Emer-On n Son.' mako. at s. 30 ;
regular shoe store price So ~; for NJ. com
fort and wear this shoe cannot he cxcelcd.
We still continue TO soil lnfants' KID But
toned Boots. hand sewed. worked button
hole, with tassel, at Sic, the greatest bar.
gam Of the axe. Also our Ladies Opera
slippers. bound andlmed, a. so sold every
xfHn FIR 70
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CAV DUST AND sHAyINGs
F r f E.
VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING 60

IREAT BARGAINS at NEIDLINGEK &
" kABUN'S Ia slightly soiicd TRUNKS and
f#tas- q. rt-f
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1ECOND FLOOR.

II Will benefit intending purchasers to paw
a visit TO our Second door, wnePe there are
very many attractive bargains displayed.
Among them are the following:
One lot Ladies Sxlrts 2jc; reduced from sc.
one lot Ladies Lawns $40; reduced from $50.
one lot Ladies' Chsmiscs 30; reduced from
BE-.
one LOT Ladies' Drawers BE reduced from SOC.
One lot French Imported Corsets 7sc; worth
80.
One lot Ladies' Linen Busters at 50c; worth
s. -.
One lot Boys Odd Rnee Pants at soc; re-
duced from s5c.
One lot Boy3 suits, with Knee Pants, 4 to u
years. 81 IS; worth 81 %.
One lOi Bows Kilt suits, size TO years, at
pc. reduced from 81 75.
80 dozen M'a-es' and On ldren's Leghorn Hats,
sntpes correct. AZ 85c; formerly sold nc f5c
and 80.
Chudren's Trimmed Hats In endless variety
from 25c and upwards.
500 dozen Lad Straw Hats at 81 so.
Latest styles In White. Black, Tans, ETC., at
bic; regular price 85c. .1e 80
Ladies' Milan Hate, white and tans, new
shapes. II 800; etnlar 75c goOds.
BoyS straw Hats IN white and mixed, all
sizes, at 1Jc and Sjc; worth SOC and 75c.
A. r. ALTMAYER 81 co.
BrOughtOn ahd Bull streets.
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Stationery.

5000 boxes fine English Bristol Note Paper
and Envelopes, each box contains u sheets
paper and same number OF envelopes, at &c
per box; regular stationary store price ljc,
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Nhntonrapnn.

DHOTOGRAPHY.- Cord Photographs
i for 81. J. y. WILSON. u Bull street.
DHOTOGRAPHY.- Cabinet Photo
/ graphs a speciality; price three dollars
ami fifty cents a dozen. j.. y. WILSON, q
Bun street, opposite Screven House.