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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

The United Press. ~hich All along has
predicted that the Democrats vouid
carry Name. sends this morning care
fal estimate. which gives the Republican
csDdids for Governor a plurality oi
1000 TomorroE tells the story.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Yesterday sas a cold day, but CYRUS
q. aud GEoRaE l. are still in the ring,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

The people OF Charleston are in
pifiaols plight thus morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
MIR WANTED FEMALE.

WANTEB-IEN PANTS MAKERS AT ONCE.
W Apply 10 ofiice OF Star Clothing Houes.
WANTED D-CORREsPONDENCE WITH AN EN-
W -peTienced Dies maker. good opportunity
( r. the right person. Address Ms A. X. lburston
COJpeIsvn Mich. -
MANrED-A GooDGIRL TO DO HorsEwoRK
w al lSo Jeicfson-Afc -
llTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work al 10 iAvingston-st al onee. asu
llTAlTERs WANTED-FINE GOOD WATERS
w r. sunday at the Ottawa Ottawa Beach.
Fares paid apply by letter CT telephone 10 IL
spirss. ~
llANTED-A THOUROUGHLY COMPETENT
W and reliable nurse girl Apply al 50 Terrace
ave Mrs. BOYD PanIiind s3u
IlANTED-A COMPETENT KITCHEN GIRL
w al good wages, Reference required. Inquire
Mrs NJ. Taggart Colt ave. %
tlAN1ED-TWO DININGROOM GIRLS AND
" night cook. at iS and % Pearist O3 sier
Bay Restaurant -
liTANTED-A GlRL TO DIP CREAM AT OUR
" factory. Apply al Swetand Brothers. 80
llANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" wOTk. Apps al swe,iand Brothers store. -
ron RENr-HOUsEs.
IOR PENTHOUSE 80. p MADIsON-AVE.
IT All modern improvements. steam heated,
bath, etc. Possession given immediately ln-
quire al house. So
rORRENT- HOUSE No. 8asOUTH LAFAYETTE
II
Cor. Pearl & Ottawa %
ron REET-ROOMS.
NOR RENT OFFICE ROOMs-VERY De IR-
able oili 700 In Meuham block fronting
on MonIoe-st. Inquire OF J. q. Ntnharn. IS
EOR EENI-LAHGE UNFURNIsnED ROOM
Il hrst floor, and large furnished room on sc ond
floor with board. three minutes walk from Cam
pau Place 115 Court -, West side.
NOR RENT - THREE NICELY FURNISHED
L rOoms for light housekeeping Celtrally
located Within Two blocks of the pOstofilce. Cal
at IL Cllnton-st
TOR RENT-A GOOD sTORENO p W FULTON
+ stree Boston Book, Inquire J. I. suahan. ~
NANTED-TO RENT A FRONT UNFURN-
w he'd roOm on one of the PRINCIPAL streets
Address Toby, care of this othce. 81
IVANTED-Fu Furnished or mfurnished rooms
W furnished preterred) on first floor, suitable
Tor light housekeeping, within hNe or ten mln-
utes' walk Of Campau Place Locality must be
good Address, ii. NJ, IELE0RAM-HERALD Office.
20
WANTED-Two connecting rooms, first floor
w furnished, or one large ON inst floor Pm
vate house in second, Third or Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North Dlyislon-st- 2o-u
NOR KENr-TwO PLEASANT FURNISHED
connecting rooms, East front. second hOOr IN
New Block. reference required VI south Division
It.
NOR kENT:-A VERY PLEASANT FRONT
rooms as ioy :. Div. Il. Cali after p m 30
lOR RENT-A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
i good accommodations including city water
BRA ns. Cistefns < etC. Rent very moderate 10 the
right party; Inquire VIM Cox l's Clancy 81 40
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
st los Pearl st. ~u
LHOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
connecting ground door, for lsht house
keeping. Gail lsy Sheldon-st. 81
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE 40. 10
Il sbeldon-st Inquire Oh the premis s. 25u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Get after the tsx-dodgers they are
the Oppressors ot the poor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

BLAINE has grown Tat from stumping
in Name.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

tsrsas Rsgids a sseins~ Divirion3
A. irainf arrive - aDt def4f from Il p ~ 1orre
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
FOR
Weak, Nervous and Debilitsted Man.
a Prompt, Positive, and Permanent
Cure tor Nervous Debility, Organic
Weakness, Premature D cay,
and all Urinary Troubles.

No matter how induced. or how long standing.
Il restores 70 perfect health the YoUNG. MIDDLE
AeEn and OLD This sFECIFrC Is reliable. has
never failed. OF ever viii fasi 10 CrRE sPEEnIiY
and, shorougly every case when used IS directed,
and the advice given + strictly adhered -. II Is
ooveBient IN form. pleasant 70 take. and does
not interfere with business pursuits. EBdorsed
by thousands who have ns~d Il b sure Jon
ohssin Dr. BeIrs Medical Discovery. and
take ~ ether. Your druggists VIII order "a FOR
yon II nof On sac. or BY mai ou receipt of. Price
One DeIisr. Three b fve package vfl cure
obstinate osees that have resisted every other
form ~ treatment Prepared only b..
THE BELL MEDICINE CD.
81 and sIe Broadway. New Yofk
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

In every variety. style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13


Al trains srTisv Al sad ae5.4a fsan Gates
d1lot
DegArss
aaii ~ Chicago. liskesoa sa1 fsiie1ot fika
Pas kkprees iaf tAic4fo-...... fI4bt a.
"a ftee IsI a llk tslu .s.sr-..............f A.
Alktt kxpretk for tliiuaE1 ........... ~ 20 ! n
kEYrtss ga 50 heI1lis snd Baldwin L..f s.90su
tai icf hs kArids aud - 1Hil ...-f Sahpa
Night tapfcre fftsln Chlo..so ..-........-.- e. a.
IL PRES if.lln M llkt ctrli III ~ M
y Al fruEa Chiasso AID askefssa ...---.f SO ~
fssi tsp fFoln CnlosFo aAt Alskesul q a.sa a.
kxpftss from bie Rapids and h4tnin -in,ng D
- i,Htes frOlu hald = "a -....-. ..... f 40 N
sDaiiy fnalig cxoefa sunday.
IhHoaEa coaches 10 chioss7o aat 3oiudo ca so
train
1hroaFA psEioF car - Chicsso 90 l7,so D -.
train No tAifa ctlGrgC fuI seait
ILn1uFh Pullman slrlpinK 81 $40 ossa1h ~
chicago ou d 80 p Train
tAkrSkIEN 1Tarac kef.
tlton lirkrf Ofiie. 81 No1re< Htfssl.
MILAN a. GkVFf7
Assistant (ltl q fssss11eef Aeent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

TIT > !
AZ uails oalF skoeia ~lDd4g
fi. - tran taf l.aftlH car Iir- lsLf3Hlt4t.
"a D. gp tfaiE aas als.t liiisf CaI lnI AlicILlsli
So ~ pasl olHua. - 81 aia14tet AQ hGtIis
trsek. l1lk-la. lttfFili AID tzHsiiNn lsllnit a.
rflle Ai ut.irtl 81 4. lt a ID
Iaaoaft olkels ana nlA iDi1uaEii0n car -
naa - calling ulssu A Ana 1li. Uskti as114 q
depot a. ts<ss " A al.sal I0laA Il1Eei AGeall g.
Aailnt siFa<t 81 i. tsst8 u,ol
tiauefsi Passenger aad IlcEei rafst
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

ALL -AEO RD
a. tsainf saA 90 ail3 ANA : 81 = -
Standard llIna
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
'7HE BOON

OF THE YEAE
0AE1 I'd kcFETs-llseis< arr ss.rIsfe-.os. 81
F0ss1 edre<4 fsH rlfkf m01rI - - IEE HrIfi.
FE1't ttttt-htB 80 tN3At. #ra mff ~
iff ee1 ir co.1rs Fot@ Ftif ~ ore frsFF ffFF
WItf eel ] - Fol r~1f- trrFfrE ~ terrtfn.T
49, tefFns - 80 ~. flDaeHAI.t q orfW.
4te1f terr.ts rrr~nrr ~ reterr-ses rrs 4Irs-rrs.s
Nunrevos Hirs NE 80 - rssgr prt~tof M
a-r~trs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

an IfI'-l'IfFH y ~
IL TANTED-PERSONs WANTING SHOWCASES.
W lewelry cases or sllverWare cases ~ different
lengths heighths. or sizes can have them =. ade
% order on shori notice. stock Of rcgu ar sizes
constantly on hand, wiz be sold at reduced prices
At J. W era ers 80 CanRl-i q
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

4 OsTA FINE FUi1,BLoODED YORKSHIRE
L. terrier. hss long yeiiow hair ou body. NECK
aId ie1s white aid long tiack ears. liberal re
ward uill De- paid fsT nis Return to fgurh Nat
iouaI Bank er - Hs1Isnn Ave.
I OST-A KNIGHTS OF PHYTHfAs CHARM.
Il in the form ~ = circle, white aly on one
SIDE and fhe letters O. X. = n and II = on the
other side sknI and er0ss homes and letters p a.
?. Leave et Bagne' ga iery End b rtvaroed. =
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Detroit, Maekfnse y asrqoette n r.
"THK aAcKrNkv SHORT izrE"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

FOR SdLE-PAPERS.
NOR sALE-OLD PAPERS NEATLY FOLDED
+ Excellent for patterns shelves. etc. Fifeen
cents a hundred. Apply st this ofice this week
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Al oiher daily except sunday
sleeping can rsl Pacific an1 Atlantic cx.
pf,sse trains 81 and frofa Detroit
i'arior car ran ou nay f11press anc Grand Rap
ids ~ press - and ffuil DtfTuit
lifcci connections made ~ Detroit with ..
through trains Fass over AZ q. X K. fOansfs
nOGtheru D!visioul
CHkS a. NoARls General Agl- 81 Monroess
>. = HAWEIHs. Tlctct Agt Union Dep0L
q. NJ. MUNscN, Iuiou IKi once a. Manreea
%. W. RuscLEs, q. 2. a ]. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
PRoFEssI0Ssg

nK. EDWARD sIOaAN, iis MoNROE-sT.
IL Houn 70 10 a m, 70 3 p. NJ. ts : p. N.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

short line ard Through Coaches from Cd Rap
Holland, cd Haven, Mutkegon and Pcntwxief
GOING WEST. Central Tire. GOING KAsT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
MONEY TO Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN-AT LOWEST RATES OK
vi improved real estate. Drary q NoloJtt, .8
and B. Housemsn Building 40
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

~ In cases Of Brieht's Disease and Diabetes,
the sufferer VIII doive moro benc1t fom Be.
thcsda IA 2ihours than from any medicine known
10 science IN months.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

taElllss - i'Fsst rlls t1lltItl siilt.
IFAl ieEsli4 - a-ts ll. 1e. ll.slr eaf zIlkf1ef
g. ifasflsf CHS std Naekihae
"A t5s a tIain Aaa q Al osz lof AaCfiaas Csts
alc ffsfer6r Gas.
lila n tel1 Ia 1Ir1pfue anc ahs.g an q
1Faee1sf tlty are fsffIuaw f1tF
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

VANTED-Two connecting rooms, first hoor
w furnished, or one large on inst floor. PM
vate house in second Third or Fourth ward.
Address. Alpha, No. B. North Dlyislon-st- 2o-u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

IIANTED-Fumished or unfinished rooms
W furnished preterred) on first floor, suitable
Tor light housek kecping, within nye or ten min
utes walk Of Campau Place Locality must be
good Address, IL. NJ, IELEoRAN-HERALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

they are cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

NOR RENr-TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
L connecting rooms, East front. second iiOOr IN
New Block. reference required VI South Division
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

vr.o1n tke 81. PnN DgtIn "a. b.


The Postmaster General has iu-t come of
second best IN an encounter with portrait
pa Mt, r in this cit Last summer he gave
h m an order to do Mrs. Villas IN water colors,
and h sat he usual number of timcA. The
al list cent the picture to The Postmaster Cen
rails es Idence AID heard nothing of it for
-ome time. Then he forwarded bill for his
work,
To his surprise the rrtrait was returned to
his stud With the message that the Post
master General was n t satisfied with the
work, and dec med 10 pa for it. The al tlst
called at the house to a * an explanation, and
MIR Was told him that there was not the
sli hest resemblance IN the picture 10 his
wife, and he Il not care to keep it for that
rvasun. The lndigna' painter returned 10
his studio wondering what he could do with
he rejected worh, and found await
ing him there an order from q firm of
tobacco manufacturers to furnish them a
rlude the portrait Of pretty Woma1. He
sat down at once and enclosed this order in a
no C to the Posi- master Genera, in which he
-aIt that as there Was no - mbiance to Mrs.
Villas in the picture he mad painted he would
rot of course, object tn its use on Il cigar box.
This brous hit MIR. Was 10 the studio at once,
and he pr les ed in vigorOu- language against
the use o his wIfes picture for any such Dur-
pose.
You have rejected my work." said the
artist, "y"u have tod me that you can Ot see
the slightest resemblante to her featu es on
that can as, you have refused 10 pay my bill.
When asked YOU What should do WI h the
picture you SAID gu !idn'l care and now |
nropuse TO send il to New York. where 1t will
be used ~ an advertisement for a new brand
of cigars"
Mr. Villas saw that the artist had him. and
the only alter alive VIA tOgNe him u check
and send the portrait home, which he wisely
did.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
BRIGHT BITS.

HOWEVER lovely tramps may be in l.fe. In
death they are apt to be divided-by the doc
tors.-PNck.
~, "ASP >, 50 your husband has taken the
- Ves.'', st ..s.s W. o
And do you think he will keen 1t p
'Oh. yes; he took it once before and kept 1t
two whole days. -Eeelange-
.Yoc invent hsa so many cyclones out
West this year" sad an Eastern man to
var th SeF tsb 4 5at there are four
Uncle Toms Cabin compares on the ROAD
out there just now,Y-qhd feStoni Erte prize.
JAwxIN-Tnat was asrpther sudden death
"L2s4 SKnflnrs. What was the matter with
are running CHI other and funerals are
away down in price. Old Sknilint never
missed bargain III his nfe.-LotreH ftisen.
Active NEPHEW uoudlyj - You've got a
bite, unclen
Lazy Avuncuar Relative (testily) Yes, l
know | have; but that's no reason why you
should wake me up just as / was having
conf rtable dnZe. ~ rst thin about fishing
Is that one does get bite sometimes Fun.
THIS Couldn't Happen in Boston-"There
WI he q Te arjoniu cuculatta and fucha
macr0stemma on exhibition" read Mr.. Boia-
neiGh from the advertisement OF hover
show.
Then we must 60, said his better half. 81
~ 80 love t" look at wild animals. "--fUT'ts-
totCn Herald.
LITTLE WIFk-I don't think this bonnet
quite suits nv hair, George.
Husband h 'rt yi-Sh a. thought O. that
O'tore " gave $ much "ney for it.
She-What. my bonnet?
He-NO; your hair, nv dear!
She->o eful, y'knpw. Just because I ID
kept him mig minute or twO.-Punch.
A SIGN OF PovERTY-Jones-Have you
seen the SMITHS lately, Brown?
Brownies. l passed their mouse the other
day. ami had chat with old smith.
Jones-How are Trey doing?
| Brown-Very poorly, Pu afraid.
Jones-I0 ted! What maj es you think So
Brown-Well, they have just got another
log Boston Courier.
He had the last word for once: Wife-A
pennv Tor your THOUGHTS my dear.
ushand-I was thinking Of one OF Shake
res savings: VIVA fools we mortals
be-"
Wife, suppose that does come home to YOU
r the had at times, but hat par ocular re-
'"l ecton brought about his train Of thou ght ?
Husband-The recollection ofour couriship
lear. when used to call you bride" ~
. "ss'S Mug zine.
OMAHA THE sTRE MANIGER-Want free
pass. ell? can't zee why should give you q
pass.
Seedv ApplIcant--I am q TRACED an, sir.
'Oh! come, now
81 play ed in King Henry in New York
| city"
''Hnmph! ron might possibly walk
! through Fart, but mao of your tempera
ment cpu never nut any soul into II, a d.
II nldn't walk through it. SIR, and did put
| I'll the soul into the part that it required. Not
pap said o herwi-e.'
''Well well? thought was pretty good
| ind you play?'
81 played The corpse, sir. '-Onah1 World.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
Mr.. SchofieId's Labor Bill.

Mr.. SchofieId, of Bib county, has in
reduced into the House bill which
brings the labor question before the ~.
islature. 1t seems TO be pretty fair sort
of bill, but l. will hard y satisfy the ad-
vocates of the eight-hour system. 1t pro-
vides that ten hours shall constitute =
days work and sixty hours weeks
work in manufacturing establishments
Placards must be put up, where employees
can see them, on which the hours of labor
are clearly stated. Persons and corpora
lions are prohibited from making con-
tracts with their employees to secure
themselves from liability for injuries
which their employees may suffer from de
frctive machinery, or which result from
their neglect. Or the neglect of any one In
their employ ment. Individuals and cor
pora ions which require forfeiture from
| employees who leave them without notice
| are made liable under heavy penalty for
| the payment Ola like forfeiture TO those
! they DISCHARGE without reasonable notice.
| About the most important provision OF tn,
/ btl bowever, is that which imposes fine
| OF 500 upon 'whOeyer by intimidation OF
force prevents, or seeks to prevent, per.
son from entering into or continuing in
| The EN- ployment Of person or corpora
tion."
! There will probably be no great oppo
sition to the bill. There may be few
who will object to the teE-bour restriction.
and a few Others VINO will oppose the pro-
vision relating to intimidation. the bill
is not very wide in it's SCOOP, and cannot
be regarded as serious attempt to solve
the abor problem.
Doubt there are many members oil
the Legislature who have their ideas oi
the way to solve that problem. aud some
OF them may undertake TO enErait tneiI
Ideas upon The bill. The chances are
therefore, that the original bill will be
scarcely recognizable by the time IL IL
put ON It's tnaI passage, IL IL ever gets
| tnat Tar along.
Tue labor p obem Is a very complicated
one, ana it 10 question whether it car
be solved by leg lation. There are many
reasons tor thinking that wage worker,
and their employees are much better quail
ned TO solve IL tDan legislative bodies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21


YES" said a veteran conductor, "a great
many women 40 firt on the cars. suppuse
mat time hangs heavy On Their hands q ring
a 10 & journey AN they hard y know what o
do win The selves. Under IN, cucumsLai ces
IL Is qu, tie natural for tn m to fan into CONVEX
saliun with their fellow tr veleI Of the oppo-
site sex aud. having made be- ming, IL Is
very easy for them o become lilly. Let me
tell YOU about the wort case or flirting | ever
saw. 1t was about two years ago, DOWN IN
ONO. On my tram vas young woman
dressed in deep mourning. and ~ the beg N
ng Of ner journey having heavy black ven
over her facr. She was apparently OF lively
die OsitiOn--a cheerful eGuI, always disporel
to look on the brignJ side OF life and to make
tn bet even OF unfavorable circumstance -
and IL was not loug netore she removed the
veil. soon aft rward she he an cooking
around at her fellow passengers ami in an hour
or two raw her IN auimat conversation
with q handsome young drummer from nj
cagO. They talked and laughed AID exchanged
cards. and TealJ grew quite fond of each
other, and. for all knew. made arrangement
- carry on a CORES pondence. THIS was Dad
enough In tisclf, but what made II ali the
wore was the fact that the woman's husband
was on the same train, ahead In the baggage
car"
1.-THE bagge AGENT"
mo. b. wa 10 q long pine box In charge OF
the baggage master"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
The Case ofthe "Boodle" Aldermen.

The Case ofthe "Boodie" Aldermen.
1t looks very much as if the Doodle Al
| dermen of New York would have 10 serve
a term in the penitentiary. The evidence
that they accep ed $4,000 each for their
votes in the Broadway street railway
franchise m after is direct and strong.
Three of the guilty Aldermen, Waite,
Duffy and FulIgraff, have become witt
nesses for the State, and have told the
story of their own guilt and that of their
associate bride takers. The only hope,
and it is very slight one--they have OF
escaping conviction is in making the jury
doubt wne her the three Doodle takers
who have become witnesses for the 5 ate
are worthy of belief II seems that
ali three of them told a story before Leg
islative investigating committee different
from that which they are telling in the
present trial. There is no good reason,
however, for thinking they are not telling
the truth now. while there are excellent
reasons for believing that they testified
falsely before the legislative committee.
The number of Aldermen who, it is
alleged, were bribed in the Broadway
franchise business 10 thirteen. One is in
the penitent;ary, having been convicted
of receiving stolen goods, one is in an ill.,
sane asylum ana several are in Canada.
u is safe to say that there is not ole OF
them, in vie W of their present experience.
who now thinks he would accept brIbe,
however large it might be, il he
we're again to be placed in position OF
RIM Dr1t
has come too late. There is not one OF
those VINO have been branded with the
charge of bribiDg who, in all probability,
will ever again occupy position where
there will be chance to either steal or
accept bride.
New York politicians OF the lower tyne
have had several warnings Of the danger
of acting dishonesty in public office. but
Ihev do not appear to have needed them
somehow or other they do not thii k it a.
great a crime To rob the public as to rob
an individual, and those who have been
or0vep guilty of betraying the trust re-
posed in them would resent with indigna-
ton any comparison between themselves
md common thief.
New York is not the only city in the
country where those who control munich
pal politics and hold municipal Offices use
their power and positions to fill their
rockets unlawfully. Every once in a
while the charge is made, and generally
sustained, that an official Of this or that
| city mas become criminal.
1t is difficult to find an effective remedy
tor this condition OF things. 1t is about
| impossible always to elect honest men to
Ittice. and the dishonest ones Will steal il
hey think they can do so without being
detected. The only hope OF keeping the
stealing within reasonable bounds is In a
vigorous enforcement OF the law. The
punishment of officials who accept brides
and VINO steal must be certain and severe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
index TONEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs-As to Crew OF Br
Steamship Albania; Thanksgiving Turkies.
at Putzel's; Surgeon Dentist, DR.. Henry :.
Cold ng; | Don't Want to Rust, Townsend,
PRIMER.
MILLINERY, SHOES, ETo-A. R. Atm aver
4 Co.
WALKING JACKETS. ETc.-David Wesbein,
CHEAP CoLUsS ADvERrIsEMENTs-Hei
Wanted: Employment Wanted; For Rent 4;
For Sale Photography Lost Personal;
Misceli neous.
JERSEYS, Ere F. Gutman.
RUBBER ROOFING PAINT-Rubber Paint
COMPANY Blodgett, Moore Co., Savannah
and jacksonville.
GENTS 0UTFITs-Abrahams Il Birn haum
HEIGHT OF The SEASON AT Ecssteln's.
CARD-n. J. Lyons, Praat cal Plumber.
GREAT CLOAK RUsH-At atshek's.
A.oTHER pROP-AJ d. 3. Testers.
CELEBRATED STOVES Lowell Latimore
AUCTION SALE-BeauUiful Residence, by L.
d. LsRoche's Sons.
SEE lT-At Porter's.
GRoC RlKs FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
Brothers.
SPEcIALTIEs IN DRESS GooDs--J. p. Ger
maine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
Tho Littis OR, aud the minister
from ms Chie,oo Beeaid.


A little girl and her mamma occupied seat
IN the paF.or car On a korthwe- ern tram
90 bpard wae 4 Tfverend Renlis man Ia yer,
Ia. sleek mAD-aftlrsu 10 b aek coat, bnit0ner
81 m ~ fTDDt, ADD white rbvker. o. course
be bAd ~ Ftr'ke uD n cOaFersstlOn win tn
mamma-sn Interesting aOTt Of woman BE-
tIe way BY meAus 81 The iitie girl. % missj
NJ inq8ifed ~ sbe attended sun ny schOOi AID
WAL lessons enc Teiue gbafei and ~ On, ~
tbls say b. iFafned iha che ha1 ftme cufi.
asIfg e4iue~fn 10 tne ascension ~ the U.d "a.
LTlarch 90 = char "a % cipudt,
"and uOat mg 1860 Firi," he Inquired.
Hwh foHdu't Z Ye tahen n0dly ~ bcsFeu N
a cloud as tiI)Hh WhsW
"B brcan.s. nr lfiif one rflolued. viii
heT bIs nFoa iapkiuF oyef fhe Fgund o. Hf'l-
fel igftu a hfr y etilenffi bes ausg n va aft
agi Daif fhsf naF."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
attoitaI atrrrhanptnr.
The SIGHTS!

A large part of tie population of s,r.u>
annually VISIT the arger Eastern citias MAJ
come OF the Weather citizens extend iiS euu
raves abroad. In comparison with the h sueh
tlIul anu larger ctes of the earth SnVannhuL
mas alwSys been far anead OF the maiortt an ~
estEy poil winch naturally attaches a ters6 ~
TO the city OF their birth or home. t'Itts erson
hShtiul climate, lovely parks, wide q r.e ue'
ana me hlgh ana colgenial social quaIitiss .;
tts residents leave 10 doubt int thai S"vao'
nan ranks among the first cities of The 1o ou
cerned. '' ID con-
But what can be said of the CITY and j.,
people can hardly be said of its bus1naS- - Tvs
NOT put that there are many large stocts ~
goous carried and that lis merchants are an.
terprlsing and pushing men. Nor is Ihere gu gu,
city, Norm. south Fist or West whers Ky
merchants have q better commercial stands ino
IEah Ia inns lair city OF ours. Why, In the lace
II these fact. better varieties of stocIs avg
not been carried, we are not prepared to saw
ana do not care to advance a. opinion, Ssfi!,
you: wiz VOL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

The Pennsylvania country newspapers,
in view OF the proposition to eject Gov.
Pattison to the May"rsity OF Philadelphia,
ore trying TO decide " neither 1t is higher
office than toe GovernOrship. 1t is
argued that the State receives and ex.
ponds only a little over $1,000. 900 an
nually, while the city Of Pnisdelpnia
receives md eXpends over Sl3, 10O. 900. Au
slider himself promoted If elected Mayor
Of that city.