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These We're taken from the person
OF the real Culprit, Rupert Dane. ' he
SAID. who IS now in the county jail
a shrill cry from Marcia cut the sent
ence short She had fallen half faint
IN into tae nearest CHAIR.
After d pause, the youug man oun-
tiuued.
This lady. Lois grey. has been IN
justly accused Of THEFT Size IS nv
promised wife, and 1 have right 20
espouse her cause"
Lois Greyg" the old woman inter
Tupted. drawing quick breath, and
moving forward a step.
As she rose. Lois noticed = gold Orna-
ment glittering al her throat. in a feecy
background Of old lace. The sight
made her forget everything else for q
moment.
My lost broochI'' she exclaimed
The last gift of my poor dead motheri
How glad / am that YOU have found itlH
Mrs. Waugh stared, and sat down
again, looking dizzy and bewildereds
Slowly an inkling Of the truth was
piercing her deadened senses.
Are yOu-are you-GeTtrude Vaneis
daughter she gasped.
Yes
a half-sobbing CRY, and the shaking
arms were around Lois the wrlnkled
cheek laid against her own
Thank GOdl Now l know why ny
heart was so drawn toward you. O,
child, child this is a happy day FOR me.
l shall be lonely and loveless no longer.
know you VIII give me place in your
affections"
20, yes. yesl'
The Beamans were wild with race
and disappointment. But eKpOstuls-
tlOnS were IN vain. When Lois left the
house, a few moments later, Mrs.
Waugh went with her, never 70 enter 10
again
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NBI.E Il ths surviving veterans q ths
old Massachusetts Sixth Regiment says
The Boston Journal VIII doubtless 10
TnGmber tie following incident u tlIgiF
camp IFS 70 Alexandra One day q
Northern lady. whose noble heart blt-d q
So the sufeTtnrs Of the heroes ubD vEere
dghtiug fur their cJuuJry's boooL visitad
TIE camp fu-s IS the boys ygeEe prp-
pairing their evening meal A large hns
had tpen built for the purpose Of cooking
cO3tcB and toastrv bread one poor fek
low, WHO WIS ~ sick that ~ could hardly
B slice Of bread sJUck uPOD o hayoBet
Be had approached from the lsward, bUs
dil not have strength 60 crawl out q tfe
smoke The lady took the fmprumpta,
toast,ng fork from his haod and soon II
Turned the bread toasted to dCUcaH
shade u brown Looking up, she saw
auOtAer CUmraae equipped IL Ike nHunef
standing BY her SIDE, hooking -t5tfuLly a.
the toast and then at his opu slice II
bread she could not rcrl-c this slert
arr-saL and the second slice vyus toasted
in ike manner Before she lcft thHt block
OF wood she bad toasted seven OF ei-lt
luayes ~ brenl, and the hun-rv Veterans
had . feast that reminded them af home
comforts After the trlEJt-E process was
completed tie lady looked 1cbL-l her, and
there beheld tvu OF three companies Il
the regiments seated iu -e-ui-cir1le
around ler. ltNuUrirE ruue- Ike hungry
children. She sly- that she looks back
UPON that supper with rhe Na--gchusetnE
Sixth Regiment as one of cllt rle8sautes
Bverrs Of her lifA
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81 JAMES &. HASS0N.

-,u,asd Circ.sletioH, 1900
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Mrs. Waugh produced an ear-trump-
ct from under her costly India shawl.
You must speak alittle louder, niece,
she said, placing the trumpet to her
ear Il do not hear so well as l once
did"
Have l got to scream myself
hOaTse?' she muttered. This Is more
g., I I,,rrg,i,,.H F,y-
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Wong All Wong, said in the Shanghai
newspapers 10 De one uI the Chinese sine
dents who were educated lu this cuuuL-E--
has been arrested tuT getting money os a
forged order. lie -1t only aHHuI S. ia
court ne pleaded ful uele- 90. -l.- ground
that his relations had E--uuge# Dina. fH1f
his wife had been taken fr.ra ar. aH
that hc was without E..-. .
ives sentence. r. e-s- la. -.-.
meut ANA ru rs,-r-.a '.f ....tH
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u o I 8 c r e Y,
A TALE FROM REAL LIFE.
BY RETT wINwOOD.

Mrs. Beaman tossed aside the letter
sire mad been perusing, a frOwn con-
UractIng her heavy brows.
IL Is from Aunt Waugh" she said,
ADDRESSING her husband The old
witch has taken it into her head To nav
us another visit. I hoped we had seen
the last Of her ten years ago. That
W0man'S vitality is something remark.
aDle. We have been looking for her to
ule ever since can remember"
When IS she coming?'' Mr.. Beaman
inquired, his tone betokening eager in.
terest.
To-day. The letter, for some rea.
son, has been delayed on the way. We
may look for her now at any moment y
NJ have heard you say that Mrs.
Waugh is very richi''
Yes. She must be worth several
hundred thousand. And she has no
near relatives to inherit her prOpertv-
no one nearer than ourselves.U
AM" A greedy glitter shone in
MI: Beaman's eyes. Leaning forward
he laid his hand lightly upon his wife's'
Who knows but your great-aunt NAV
select yo1 for her heiress, EstherPD he
of her present visit"
u wish to Heaven she would"
1t is not unlikely. She can't take
her money into the other wOrld-it
must be left to some one. [ advise YOU
70 make the most of this opportunity.
shuttle the cards well, Esther, you may
win the day.
Mrs. Beaman gave her head toss.
know on which side my bread Is
buttered, James. l can be as affable
and crlnging as the next one. The old
witch VIII never know from me how I
hate and despise her"
1T is always best to use a little diplo-
macy with such people,"
1nv-c,v l. Il.
IN a suppressed tone:
Il may as well let Won into 4 little se-
cret, Esther. Ny business is not what
1t has been. l have been running be-
hind for some months. Unless relief
comes from some quarter, we are ru-
ined.n
Ruined, James?"
"HuSh It's no use prOclaiminQ the
fact to the whole household. Our ex-
penses are heavy, and l scarcely know
which way to turn to meet them. Our
daughter Marcia is just coming out.
and OF course viii be more Of burden
than ever. 1t won't do 10 stint her in
any way; now is her time to catch young
CastletOn for her husband. The Young
er children must be provided for
Every thing depends upon this crotche-
ty old woman. So her visit is most op-
perfume, after all. 1t viii be well worth
while TO find the way into her good
graCeS."
Mrs. Beaman leaned her head upon
her hand. She was a proud, ambitious
woman, and had been greatly disturbed
by her husbands words
Il had no idea affairs were in 80 bad
q condition. she said after q DauSe-
Marcia must be warned, or She win
take no pains to make herself agreeable
to the Old lady. Our chances of inher-
itiug her money are not so bad. There
is but one person / really fear"
"WhO is that?'
NOu have heard me speak Of Ger
tTude NaHeI Size bore the same rela-
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HRIA FREEMAN commcnds % 20 the fGvCra ole ron
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tion to Aunt Waugh that I do.7


years, as an adopted daughter. That
was long ago. She finally married
against our great-aunt'S 5 wishes, and
was discarded. She is dead now, as IS
also her husband. But | have been told
they left a daughter, who must now be
young lady
And you look upon this girl as
rivaI?''
Yes Aunt Waugh was extremely
fond of her mother until they quarrelled
and separated. She might Telent at
any moment, and think it her duty to
hunt up the child
I'VE must take care Of that" Mr..
Beaman answered. significantly.
An hour later Mrs. Waugh arrived.
A bent, Wriukled old woman of nearly
eighty, with a grim, hard face, and the
blunt manners Of one accustomed to
be Obeved. There was WlStful, almost
pathetic look in her keen, gray eyes,
however, as she stood in the handsome
drawing-rOOm, holding Mrs. Beaman s
jewelled hand in her own.
I on and are among the last OF our
race. Esther" she said. 1t Is pity
we have seen so little of each other
1T has not been my fault, y Mrs. Bea-
man answered. sweetly. Il would glad
" have welcomed you to my home and
heart at any time, dear aunt. hope
you have come to remain"
v
ct from under her costly India shawl.
You must speak dlittle louder, niece, 5"
she said, placing the trumpet to her
ear. 4 do not hear so well as l once
did"
Have l got to scream myself
hOarse?' she muttered. This Is more
than | bargained tOr."
At this moment q babel of COM
mingled sounds arose from the garden
underneath the open window. There
were screams and cries, the dull thud
of blows. and vOlley OF angry words,
such as viii not bear repeating, became
audible in the confusion.
whats that?" cried Mrs. Waugh,
starting, and holding the trumpet to
her ear.
s'The children at play, ," Mrs. Beaman
answered, sweetIv. "The little dears
are having a vacation, and enjoy it
greatly. They are so full Of life and
spirit, the little angelsl Do you like
children, Aunt Waugh?o
"Humphl yes-When they keep their
distance"
mine will be no annoyance to you.
They are confined to the nursery, for
the most part. l have engaged new
gOverneSs, who VIII be here tomorrow.
Their liberty will be restricted when
she is here to look after them
Mrs. Waugh complained Of fatigue,
and was soon shown to her chamber
the most luxurious in the house. As
she closed the door and looked around,
a smile that was half QuiZZiCal and
wholly sad parted her thin lips.
IF 1 want genuine affection and hon
esty. it is useless looking for it here, "
She sighed 'But | shall not 90 away
at once. My relatives may improve up
on further acquaintance. It would be
pleasant to find one who would love me
for myself"
The next morning, as she sat at the
t-table-frOm which the child
rem had been banished-she said, abrupt
ly:
and more. | am an old. old woman
now. and cannot expect to live much
longer"
Nonsense, +" said Mr.. Beaman; you
are good for an hundred
mo: the grim messenger might come
at any time. 1t behOOveS me to set my
worldly affairs in order"
Have YOU not done so already?'
Mrs. Beamau inquired, with an anxiety
impossible To conceal.
No. ! wished to assure myself
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Business items Erst Insertion lOc. per line each
EubseQuen Insertion Sc. per line
AaministratOr and E1ecut0r's Notices .-.-. q q
aull-tT s \ --.----.---.--. - -
stray 4uo SIMILAR Notices ~
- Prs0lsfi5ng or proceeding o. Crg c0ru0r1 1ffo-
society s.f ions -fTrHr "a cell aftcl
fCr 10 E-E Hlrffr~ Of F-lief trf-r It-lfeTssf
rs-lsf o. E.rsa -E 1fra~fiVr rlIHHfE-
jon FETNrICG Of an kinds uBHt'E and eEpe1it-
CuslE executed o lowest prices Don you .orEet
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REPORTS or coD,,,,rrn,a

M, Ohlo OF COMMITTEES
napce G ~ a, Committee on Market and FL
tundrv In'oILun was referred the petition OF
FAM p0Wtcntrs relative to reducti, n Of stsii
IN Oly M4rke re, peoifnlIv roiI,'rt tSnt
thcv renart e4ul examination into the matter
wv adversely 10 aid petition.
JOHN DLRsT,
report adopted. "'"i''ec'
whom Iohniittee on Streets and Lanes IN
llaS"aan" vas referred the petition Of Mr. p "
n0re ~ piimis7 on to repair windoIv H.
Dor; .d oo Dr0ughton street. res peclTuIIv re
Io'erse!y to came. '''"ii' io-
RRaairman Committee on Sir m a a1i
report adopted NO'0 "uu banes
no or!re Committee. to whom, NINA ,.,,....,
/. An ssoh OF ). +. Brooks, apent for Nrs y
room IA ,,o ~ ul's slun 10 aud an additional
-ssoec,t GDooen house at No. 20 Taylor stret
report IN favor Of same.
GRo. j. MtIIs
Report sao, CHAIRMAN Fire Committee.
The neiitiie committee, to whom yvaa rota.-oa
70 eject s,,' y, James X. Clarke for permission
respectf'1,ii',e on lot ~ and Il Mo er.v VAL
"' report IN favor of same,
ch.. GEO j. MILLS,
Repor, ado,, chairman Fire Commiltee.
lie nei,mFe Committee, to whom UNA rogorro,
lou 10 rn'so -. george ID. Hodges, for neruiis
Perciyal ,,, IouI OF house ON lot Nos 4 anL A
'amo "aru' respectfully report in lav or of
Ch., GEO. j. MILLS,
Report ado, chairman Fire CommitIee
Tie p-tti'nr og I'm tiee, to whom WAS referred
,ion to r. .,n ul CharesF. Graham for n,rmis-
Decker wn,I'e anu repair shed on lot NJ >
'1'u' report In favor OF same
ch.. GEO. j. MILLS
Report adontodI H"irman Fire Committee.
L,
be be IRE itS. Committee, to whom WA ro,orroo
lalld add,','o, T. A. Askew for perInission ~
'I''y report IN favor OF SINE ~" ""f"'
,, r,. gro. j. MILLS,
Report ,do,,,o chairman Fire Committee.
DO peIit,onC Committee 10 whom was referred
,issi0n to ~ ~ We estate A. q, Fink foS uer.
'ard, reno,',Ppd'r house on lot No. l9 Rerr'ep
'''' IN iayor OF same. 10"
rA Gao. J. MILLS,
report adopted Chairman Fire Committee.
10 toWsrr mlttee 10 whom Wa referred
q >efeet t...,S,turiDg COMPANY fer ,eer,n 80,
'''''r anc engihe On south hElf Of
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City GOTERNM ENT.


ou.SN.4. GA. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20, 1886.
onrciI met this evening at O'Clock.
ut. Hon. Rufus E. Lester, Mavor; Al
Ian Herman Myers, Vice Chairman OF
nc, atI. Aldermen Thomas, Nell, O'Connor,
me rIS Pinutes Of the last regular meeting and
.IiaHrned meeting of Oct. were read and
confirmed. .,.>-.rs
Committee on Accounts report that
Inc examined and found correct bill
jney "a The city y mounting to twelve thou
s snd eight hundred and thirty dollars ana
e sns as Pf Gat tic be- passed
payment, .., Committee on Accounts.
The repor Of the committee .d wa: a62sea
~ ~, nassed for payment:
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PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.

Petition OF George 5. Onerman, asking
city authorities TO place at pHbiie 'aIe lot No.
"A Forsyth ward. Referred " Committee on
CITY Lots. FIX
Petition of Mary Driscoll and Daniel J.
Crowley. for separate titles To lot 10 warren
ward. Referred to Committee on city Lois.
Petition OF Dixon & Murphy. Hsking for
permission % erect brick structure on west
end Of Mercer wharf. Referred 10 Committee
on IIarbOr and Whtrves and Fire.
Petition OF &. II Wilcox. for permission TO
erect shed on premises IS CASTOR street. Re
ferred 10 Committee on Fire. With power TO
act.
Petition Of D. Is. Fax. asking city authnrl-
ties 10 piHc ~ public sale lot No. 81 Fors' ca
ward. Referrei 10 COMMITTEE on CITY Lots.
Petition OF Mrs. y n. Aaihane, relative 20
charge for cleaning vault eierr' a 70 COM
miftee on Health and Cemetery, with power
10 act
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DTANOS FOR RENT.-Alwoy VS. IN stock a
4 full supple OF Renting Pianos. at from
81 to 9 per month. All styles, Squares and
Uprights. Rented Pianos kept in tune and
order free Of charge. LUDDEN & BATES
MUSIC HOUSE.
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NOR SALE. a ten-scre Orange Grove stu
Il ated IN Orange county, H -, On tie noied
tmeTadA l,land on Lake Griffin. The trees
on the Grove are twelve year, old and Rave
borne this year a crop est mated at 1000 DO xea
Also 20 acres Of land on Lake ApoJka, three
acres cleared, hummocg aud pine land, val
ued 1T 1900, which J viii exchange for the
Georgia Reports. JOHN X. IRWIN, Fort
Gaines, Ga.
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1ior Notwithstanding Gus.

ENOR RENT.--A very desirable Fruit and
= Truck farm near the city. JAUDON &
BROOKS.
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EyOR SALE, By JAUDON s. BeOOKs the
4 balance OF Chas. Logan Il Co.'S stock Of
Clothing. Hats and Furnishing Goods.
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zi!nreilal,rnno.


| NEW line Samples Of Gents Suitngs: also.
~ large assortment OF Ready-made Pat
'erns. Ctl aud select YOUR winter suit at
GAEAN'S. Bull-Br ughton.
MRS. NJ. b. ADAMS has returned from the
w North with all the latest styies. VIII be
eased to see her friends and customers at
1875 STATE street.
A FINE Oyster Coup for Lunch TO-DAY at
"A MERCdANTS' EXCHANGE. l49I5 Con-
Grtss street. CHAS F GRAHAM.
NO other Soap equals Kitchen Crystal for
~ Washing han nd all household cean-
ing large cake loc., at HEIDTS.
A Ii per on' indebted to Chas. Logan & Co.
"a VIII ulesse maze payment TO JAU DON x
BkOOhS, $50 st. Julian street.
CLEANING without shrinking. dyeng
- without shutting, elegant pressing, and
low prices, viii pay YOU 10 send your clothing
to KINGS, l22 Bryan street.
DIANos AND ORGANS tuned and re-
4 paired Tuning either by the year or
sing tuning; all work thoroughly warrant
ed; tuning Squares and UprGhts by the year.
Of four tunings, 81, Concert Gr1nds, $40 SIN
gle tuning squares and Uprghls, $26o;
Granua, 81; We have an excellent tuner.
sCHRElNtR's MUSIC HOUSE.
lust RECEIVED at 10 cent store, l64
~ Bryan street, compartment Dinner
Kettles. 4, 6, quart Straiuer Pals. quart
Milk Pals, Iron Bake Pans, Stew Pans, Kero-
sene Ms, Oilers, Suffers, cabinet Frames. L.
q. CONNBlL.
DIANOs TUNED BY THEYEAR-Sauare
and Uprghts IS, Concert Grands ST.
-FOUR regular tunings. Care Of Piano. re-
placing broken strIn : and regulation Of ac-
ton included BEST and CHEAPEST way
OF Keeping Pianos in playing order. LUD-
DEN Y HATES MUSIC ROUSE.
APP ROBES, Horse Blankets surcinges,
~ Saddles and Harness for sale cheap, at
N"lpLINGEk a RABtN'S.
DIANOS CAREFULLY MOVED on a first
class spring dray, sGecIally made for
That purpose, by long experienced men. Price
rom parlor floor to parlor floor, 50 80: so cen
additional for each add { onaI floor. Boxing
SpI ,SshlpninE prompt attendedto to. SCHtEI-
NERS MUSIC HOUSE.
A TLAS ENGINES. Korting Injec, ore Vau-
"A duzen Jes Pumps, Erie Engines Porta-
bic sow Mill Machinery, Mil. Engine and
GIN supplies are our speclalttes and in stock.
GEO. X. LOMBARD & co, Foundry, Ma
chine and Boiler Works, Augusta, Ga.
TT Will do you good to call and see our 81 IS
L Table Lamrs u it'll decorated hand e, nicely
Ornamented, which you might call d bargain.
at two dollars. CAL at once before they are
az gone. At the Popular Variety Store of
NAIH AN BROS. 1856 Congress street.
I AWYERS, doctors. ministers. merchants
II mechanics. and others having books,
magazines, and other printed work to be
bound or Rebound can have such work done
IN the best style of the bindeI'e arr at the
MORNING NEWS BlNDERY.8 Whitakerst.
TUNING AND BEPAIRING.-Pianos and
L OrPaue Tuned. Repaired. Renovated aud
Repolshed HI New YORK prices. Best work
guaranteed. No factory can do better. six
first class Tuners and Reparers employed all
the year round. Orders promptly at ended
10, LuDbEN & BATES MUSIC HOUSE.
DEDC0Nki Weak and undeveloped parts
I EUSUNHL. of the body enlarged ana
strengthened. Description, medical tes'imO-
ny etc. mailed sealed, free. ERIE MEDI-
CAL co. sMam sLreet. RmlfAlo. n. Y.
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Instantaneous,

DiAhOs Moved. Boxed aud shipped on
Il Fine Sprung Piano Dray, by New York
professional PiaH0 Movers OF long e experience,
who handle PianOs quios ~ and safois. Prices
low ~ the lowest. LUDDEN n BATES
MUSIC HOUSE.
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~ OTECE.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against MATHEW HOGAN, de-
ceased, TO present them 10 me. properly made
out, within the time prescribed BY law. so as
TO show their character and amount; and ALI
persons indebted 10 said deceased are hereby
required TO make immediate payment TO me-
OCTOBER 7. 1873. JNO. NJ. HOGAN,
Administrator estate III. Hogan. deceased.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons in
~ debted to ANDREW I OW, formerly OF
this county, 10 make payment to Us. or either
,d as; and all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said Andrew Low In his
life the are notified 10 make our their bills
ana present them, properly certified, 70 us
within the time prescribed By law.
OCTOBER 18TH, 1888.
A. u. LAYTON,
r. M. CUNNINGHAM,
Executors of viii OF ndrcw Low.
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goDt aino 1cmnD.
8oarDtms.

pOARD.-A choice southern room, with
ID boy window. on pArlor loor, corner OF
Taylor and Abercorn streets.
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Cor ,SaLt.

nor SALE, elegant Bedroom Set (Walnut
Il aud arblc TouI. Steel SnrIngs q q Moss
ilat rcs': al good as new; cost Sl2j; Will be
500 for 10. p.y between ~ amt or and
: O'Clock at l89 Perry street.
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EOR SA E.--A large lot OF 5eantling which
4 we viii sell for 81 per GOO; this lot OF
stun must be sold. REPPApD q CO.. Lum-
Der Yard. Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone I'll.
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A FEW boarders can be nicely acc0mmo-
n dated on HabersEnm street, 9TH door
north Of Taylor.
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TOR RRET, the prem Ises No. 30 York street,
Il near Drayton, lately occupied by DOwl-
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable:
possession given Immediately. Apply 10 II.
30 IT'S & CO.. lGS Bay street.
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TOR RENT, two story house on English
L basement, with garden attached, No. 81
Charlton street. Possession gwen Oct !. APP
ply % GEO. W. OWENS, ll3 Bay street.
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE BRYAN street. on
~ posite Market. Rates one dollar per day.
special 10 permanent carrier.
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TOR RENT. dwelling house No III Gordon
4 street, near Bull street; possession gwen
at once. J. +. BROOKS, 1876 Bay rect.
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LNOR RENT a fine dwelling hou.e No 49,
Il Taylor street. with all cOnveniences; Dos
sess on given Nov. lst. Apply to j. f.
BROOKS. 1856 Bay rect
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~ estate of Gilbert Butlet, .-..... ..
The notice TO repair sidewalks tQrlGinal
with return thereon ,Deihgon Il % In my Oftce)
ana that tue time Tor such repairs expired on
the eighteenth dayof OEtobrr. 1886. without
said repairs having been made,
l. T.. GOODWIN, city M arshal.
Report received aud Marshal Instructed 10
repair sidewalks in accOrdancc with ordi-
nance.
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more, in this colamn che best IN the papeY)
inserted for ONE GENT A WORD, Cash
IN AdUdnce, each insertion.
Ecery6ody loho has any ,oGat to supply,
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