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Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
REMARKABLE sINEOURE.
Which the Brother of Louisiana's
Governor has Worked.

Which the Brother of Louisiana's
Governor has Worked.
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-One Of the
most remarkable sinecures in the history
Of the State OF Louisiana has been brought
TO light in the investigation by a COM
mittee of the Legislature Of the contract
entered into by the late Gov. LOUIS Alfred
Witt with JOhneN N.aEnery. the present
Governors breJther, tor tds p, OF
lands giveng TO the State by t6eSsl,- ~.
goVernmG5nt. Some of these lands Az ~
secuOnss OF The State subject TO overflow
and a.er e given to Louisiana In aid of n
NIeyee and drainage fund. Other portions
are arabic and timber lands, given i'm
aid OF education. But little trouble was
required to designate aud place these
lands. Nevertheless McEnery was ~
! lowed half OF eli the lands so recovered.
! Furthermore, when lands Of the lowest
class were confirmed TO the State
McEnery, instead of placing his half
! interest In the area in question, settled
his claim on the lands OF the highest class,
to the obvious loss OF the State.
When lands have been sold or other
wise disposed OF and their money value
was recovered he paid no money into the
| Treasury, but simDly made returns OF 80
mucn land recovered, the State getting
land and the agent the money. This con-
tract came into existence March 20. 1880,
aud from that date to the present NJ
Emery has manipulated scrip for 4l3, 2l9
acres OF land, OF which he is entitled 10
half. mating him owner OF a vast acre.
age. The disproportion between the SER
vices rendered aud the compensation ap.
pears astonishing. even 10 to the not over
acute perception Of the Legislature,
aud the committee have unanimously
reported Ia favor OF the cancel
ing OF the contract for frand and
illegality. The committee find that ihe
broKs OF the Land Office, when the official
In charge OF them was the business part
ner Of McEnery, wero so badly sept that
they were In complete confusion, giving
but little information concerning the
operations OF the Land Office. one peou-
liar feature Of the case is that MoEnery
formed "A partnership with Col. Bob lnger-
soil In Washington IN order 10 facilitate
the movement OF papers through the
General Land Ofice under former admin
lstfatioDs, and lngersoll now holds some
~. 900 acres Of land in the parish oi ot'
James as part 0f bis compensation:
when the mater comes % De discussed
on the floor Of the House some startling
developments are promised.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
The Reasoning Power of FISHES.

In the winter of 1910, says Seth Green
in the American Agriculturist for July.
! hunted deer and tished for salmon front
IN and around BOnaparte Lake. Lewis
county, n. \. l fished by putting down
100 hooks through holes in the ice about
four rods apart. These were baited with
gOod-sized minnOWs. hooked through the
back in such manner as not TO kill
them. After the lines pad been down the
first night | took from them in the morn
ing % gOOd-sized salmon trout. Each
successive morning thereafter l got
less and less. number, until on
the eight day the number had diminished
to about seven or eight. But the aston
ishIEg part Of it was, that the bait was
gone from every hook just the same as it
was on the hrst morning when | made
Ihe big catch. l knew that the trout
were not all caught cut, ,but it was very
apparent that L could not catch any more
without removing to new ground and
cutting anew set or holes, which accord
pglY did, about quarter Of mile from
MY former grounds. There my results
were the same as before, and after fishing
EeV3n or eight days, 1 fOuni IL would be
NECESSARY Tor me 10 move ataln. one uay
/ ran line or hooks in such a. slpn,
ba ~ohef To n came oYe,.,olyv bar w
Where there was 0psH-a IoS' saw pl
| IAcIe WAS an opportunity -, avunrf- | q,
meat, which / at once del an m ,rg -
fastened the upper end Of W ~ ~ an il
oYereanging piece Of brush, nv 10Th W
ing could Interfere with the 70 haIow
withOu decidedly moving W hrneb b.
Then | nd down on the ice W " - ~,
over my hesd, so that / could H. ao,yr
through The clear water and wv 80 ~" ", :
yelopments. Presently large ~ -,
came along aud Degan manguY Ine .lVv ''..
toe minn0w attached to the hCt tilhs WIZ WIZ
Grated IN the following tA' anu oP
lie Kept as close to " m~enuei ~
as possible, and repeated ~ i.l.'s' hIinuVN
az ii very cautiously, re tly shapPe,
mouth before he had fair9OPennillns " W.
so as 60 prevent getting vs." a,tesul olVseu ~ ~
mouth be did not waR'ui uiV u,n1 ~ ,s'.ii, lo y,
minnOw had swan Ieopie. oI ,or ,ne a ,,'v,. ~.
line would permit, ann IA ~ w
forclble snap at il sispatcr '. ,noue a ,iioi
| from the hook. The. uelely ".
bottom, and the trout wenifi" 1" sanA ~ ~
soon had IL stored fway. ~ es,er ss i.l. ~ AN
cred why had 20 SENSE tleh uisvOs
! diately baited thehtlon W ,Vllen' = .llIi illlne
now and lowered with sp IN ~ ahotner MI
~! 10 Il sin1 fo the wer, 4 at 10 as before.
| went after 10 anose W.T. .ho ,IOu
and all, and / 4 MIR, Ao"so pait' moo
where ] saw tine faul tlsssu Hnotner on
IL M WORKING at it.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Ter Sair.
GeOrgia Cuast IsIands for Sale

400 ACRES. embracing Milligan's and
fUU other small islands in Bryan county.
between Hear and Midway rivera, neaN ST
Cathsrine's Sound, adjacent 10 the mainla4ds
covered with valuable cedar. and baving n )
marshes, checkered with creeks suitable Tor
raising oysters. This property can be finads 8
available for a good income IN vcry,ehort
time. Butin addition 70 these adyantagss II
ie nearly IN the centre or the land- locked
Georgia coast fisheries andOy6ter bedd and IA
passed every day by stegsab0afs AID other
craft navigating thoae waters. TIE islands
can alsO be utilized for truck farming. and
Will need no guano or fencing. The main
land in the neighD0rh00d is vorg eligible
already 0ccupied by farms and hnndsohe
residences. No one eau make = "A AXE ia
investIng IN this prOperfy nc the present low
prices Of and. The counlry is yeafly in
creasng vastly In population, and prices are
bound 10 keep pace with thls constant grOuth
Tnese Islands are cheaper now than they wild
ever be- again. and are bound 90 be e0lde t,x-
anime the property and send ia your blds ~
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-
mainder IN twelve months. with Eecarltvs
Address l.. &. BRYAN, SO barnard street.
Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30

al ~ ven ieei - nerican woman dress.
,voman islri'.s Il, w York. An English
a rsrieanld. n we'll nowhere. rbe
,r,ede in I.ou 10 Will not have dress
fbsnnei l.. 40 iu she can get across the
NJ ,siit M hich g" assured on freBch soil.
p,sf.nd .,nil employ a dressniabor la
,.,,,,,oand tba Fh rank and wealth there
answer ~ LAY z h'pilsie' u.Hh not
,s,,on for vyhst Beaulolnis. bg lransuor.
=. pg,ne. ~ IN d fhe English woman snss
s,.rt sgornan. "a dressed bne. like tha New
"a tfan wnen IifnHs back no b8ilof dfess.
,-eIsIfnad 4 u 4 ffna lfit boise, HBfnasfi
j., M gag gIlicaKq xlH. Hlf all deuatas
rfrref nfiff H| lnt ~ ipat ~ ne
nrf sHlnf a ~" ~ A.filFH fpinHn raa
rHlnFs An pre- ll w AMfflfan NonNH
4 Irsnrs aou ~ nfili bni flf eHlsr|rf Il
90 ~ = aa0n.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30

II is conceded by the medical pro-
fesoiOn thai impoverished nerves ~ the
cause OF neuralgia. Vines The nerves are
not properly FED, 10 10 an indication tpnt
tha digestive 0fKans arH not dQinf ipfi,
work we'll, SMITHS bfLE bEahn lll
surely rnlIogn lndigG stl0n, and Nhrh We
digestion II right everything olee VII IA
rislL NlFQf nnl happiness I'D ~ tsi..
lu hand. Dosos Oae Bean tef sala W
fli 1rnHnla1a.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Glove Reductions.

25 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Lisle Button
Gloves only l0c: reduced from 2lc.
is dozen Ladies' Superior Lisle Jersey
GlOyes, in tan and beige, only l9c q pair; re-
duced from Soc.
q dozen LADIES' Brilliant Lisle Black Jer-
sey Glov9s magnificent goods. only Csc; re-
dueed from SOC.
80 dozen Ladies'Tan and Beige Taneta Silk
Gloves only 85c pair; reduced from soc.
10 dozen {Children's Brilliant Lsle jersey
Gloves, IN }Grays, only 25c; reduced from soc.
40 dOzeIS Ladies' Pure Silk 6-length Mitts, IN
tan and beige, only Soc pair.
ls dozeIn Ladies Blark Twist Silk Mitts
only 35c; lreduced from 75c.
Large assortment other qualities Gloves at
prices gIharAnLeed lnMer than elanMhere
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Underwear Reductions.

80 dozen Gents good quality Gauze Vests
only lsc, worth at gents furnishers 25c.
10 dozen Gents fine quality Gauze Vests, Al
nnishfed, only 2bc, worth at gents furnshers
Csc.
25 diozen Gents grand quality ful fashioned
Gauge Vests. elegant satin fronts, only soc,
worth elseW here 7Gc.
Gents Unlaundried Reinforced Shirts at 5oc
to beat the world.
Ladies' Gauze Undervests at 85c, equal 10
any shirt elsewhere at soc.
Ladies Gauze Undervests at 50c, equal to
an N shirt eloeWhere at 75c.
Iadies' Muslin Underwear. Corset Covers
white Dressing Sacques, IN immense variety,
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
lDress Goods RednctiOns.

Fast Color, extra quality Ginghams AZ &c
per yard reduced from lOe,
Fast Color Ginghams IN rich imported pat
terms at ioc yard; reduced from 15c.
sb-Inch wide Figured Batistes l1c yard
ZEPHYR Stripes and Plaid White Dress
Goods reduced TO l0c per yard; worth else
where l5c.
Best quality White Dress Goods. in large
Flaids, Novelty and Gauze Stripes. down TO
lsc per yard; worth elsewhere $50.
Our former 25c bargain Dress Sateens re-
duced 20 l6c per yard; very nObby patterns
Our former gJc bargain Dress Sateens re-
duced TO l5c per yard very nObby patterns.
Our former CSC bargain Drcss Sateeus re-
duced 90 BIC per yard; very nobby patterns.
NainsoOka, Mulls. Victoria and Persian
Lawns also at greatly reduced prices,
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
HUNIING FOR MILLIONS.
Il Befs of Col. Chas. Fleming in
burt After the Old Mans Land.
Froaa "a Neas York KarnId

=
From the Nea5 YORK Hsraid.
RICHMOND, VA, June 22.-Parties liv-
ing ID this state and South Carolina have
fnstfated legal proceedings by which
khey may recover a large quantity OF
property in Kentucky, on which portion
kf the city Of Frankfort is built. H. ap-
,ears that Lieut.. Col. Charles Fleming,
evolutionary sold er Of distinction aud
salor, was granted for his services a
.ract Of 1000 acres in the then State OF
hhio. After his death the land was sold,
tut Ovalid cOnYeyau ce, Il Il now claimed,
sas ever made Of any portion Of IL. The
matter has been carefully looked into by
the hoics, who claim that the city Of
frankfort is principally built on the tract
when was formerly Ohio territory, and
the records OF the Virginia land ONCE In
The state capitol show very plainly the
ei try OF the original deed and the location
~ the land as above stated. 10 Is said
that aro are only eight living repre-
seniadvea OF the old Col. Fleming; among
these Are AIRS. }. NJ. Benson, of South
CarOlie1f n. Bernard. Of klcnmOud, Va,
aud AlsslJudy Bernard, Of Lynchburg.
Al ofham regard the result Ol their pro-
cngtll sre with the liYellcet and mOst hope
w - lcipEu0ns. az the property claimed
II i0unt 40 some fl0.ODO,n80 Ina value.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Hosiery Reductions,

Without resere shall we clear this depart
ment OF its odds and Ends Here is where
you can procure Hosiery at a tremendous
sacrifice.
One lot Misses Regular Made Cotton Hose,
IN black and nObhV stripes. only i5c q pair:
reduced from 2sc, 85e and SOC.
One lot Ladies' Regular Made SILK Em-
broldered Balbriggan Hose Ito be worn with
slppers), only 25c; reduced from 81.
One lot Ladies' Regular Made Fine Black
Cotton Hose only PIC; reduced from 40c.
One lot Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose, superb
quality, for l5c.
One lot Ladies' Open-work Brown Iisle
Hose, regular made, reduced to 5Oc and 75c a
pair.
one lot Ladies' Extra Fine Brilliant Lisle
Hose, in black and colors, only 75c; reduced
from 07e
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Is alE..t...siltnrrllancelln.

X 'Ots hANI, about twenty acres OF land
paiuyWIthln the extended CITY limits
extending from the Waters road TO SOUTH
vlHe, WIN entrance from that road and also
by way OF the " hte Biud road Thore "a a
well OF go water on the premises. Several
acres adJolnlng.the house is fenced and under
cultivation, anda fine lot Of fruit trees plant
ed. The place rs conveniently located for
small farming OF dairy There is good
range Tor cattle, which can be fenced at a
email cost. For paruculars apply 10 c. IL.
DoRSETT.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Beautiful Home on the Salts.

WE offer a delightf1h residence sc White
w BluG, just thoroughly Overhauied AMI
repa red, Is now in 0rst rate order, ready for
Immediate occupancy, fronting on The Vernon
river. Grounds are shaded BY large aud
beautiful Oaks. Outhouses, Stables, Fences,
tiOn ia one of the best on tbs Bnn. The
above contains 4S acres OF choice land. being
well supplied with wood. Water fine. This
offers q chance 70 secure choice place, with
all the necessary conyenicnces. At bargain.
Can be treated for at private sale until first
Tuesday In July. when, II not sold, Will be
offered before the Court House.
ALSO
22 acres OF farm land near the city, on ths
Ogeechee road.
Plat and terms at Office Of
1. ID. LAROcHE's SONS, Auc'ioneers.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Millinery Reductions.

Leo Assorted Ladies' Untrimmcd shapes.
IN Milan and novelty straws, down to 25c,
from SOC and 75c.
1000 Assorted LADIES' Untrimmed shapes.
IN extra Milan, rough and ready, novelty and
uHmway straws, down to SOC, from 81 and
$l25.
r, oVV assorted Ladles' Untrimmed Shapes, in
English, Milan. Tuscan and other best grade
Hats, down IN 75c and 81. from 81 so and 50.
Children 8 Trimmed School Hats ut go. soc
and 75c; the grandest reductions Of the sea
son
Boys' Hats in superior grades at tho mar
velous reduced prices Of DC, Ice. l5c 25c, SOC
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Two Small Houses at Auction.

I. d. LaRoOHE's SONS. AuctIoneers.
On TUESDAY, The 9th day OF July. before the
Court House, daring tue legal hours of sale,
We vii Offer
Those Two ~ small houaes on the northeast
corner OF Guerard and Slms streets. These
houses are new and in good order. now undcFt
good rent. Lot is feet by 80 feet.
Terms each, pnrenase paving for papera.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Laces and EmhrOideries.

200 Yards Cream White Oriental Edge. IOc
per yard; sold elsewhere at l8c.
l,2OO yards Cream White Oriental Edge
l5c per yard; sold elsewhere at 25e.
POO YARDS swiss Edging at DC per yard; aorth
fully Zoe.
COlored Hamburg Edges from &c per yard
upwards.
Reductions in Oriental All Overs and
flOuucinRs.
Inducements in swiss Embroidered Flounc.
inRg.
Elegant patterns All Over Hamburg Net AZ
go. 85e. zoe per yard.
Colorod Oriental All Overs, In Navy Tan.
Cream andBr0wu, with lace cage 10 match, AZ
quotations below Other8.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
C. H. DORSETT, AuCtiOneer,
Household Furniture at AHcli0l

lf Perry street. between Whitaker and Bar
nard streets,
TOMORROW. AT II O'CLOCK.
DANIEL II. X ENNEDY. Auctioneer.
By KENNEDY s. MALLETTE.
One Gne Piano, cost originally $500; Bed.
room and Paror Furniture. .Sideboard, Chairs,
Carpets, Extension Table, Mattresses, Pill
lows, Marbe-tOp Tables. Window Shades,
Rocker, Easy Chair Folding Chair, Hatrack.
stair Carpet and Rods, Clock, Crockery, fine
Pictures, Refrigerator, Hall Lounge, Safe,
Bureaus, etc, etc.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Dress Robe Reductions.

The balance of our Dress Robes Will lie sold
at these slaughter figures No such chance
has ever presented Itself 90 those wishing to
secure an elegant dress aba mere cost
For 81 80 we will sell our Ladies Cream EN-
{i5O.
For ~ we shall offer variety OF patterns in
Wine Embroidered wiss Muli Sults that we
sold one month previous for s5
For ~ we place on sale a selection OF stvlcs
bmbroidered Dress patterns, in Swiss. Null
and other qualities, that are worth fully 50
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Fan Reductions.

Immense attractions for the summer IN this
apartment.
4 1000 iarge folding Jap Pans az 2c each.
800 one folding Fans, high eol0rs. o. each.
20 dozen l0-inch carved handle CFet0nne
ADs only l6e, worth fully Sc.
dozen N-iBch folding Satteen Pans, In
NV designs, zsei actually given away price
trgeous Decorating Fans In mastodonic
YhNlg from Be- upwards.
ihioek che very richest novelties IN Gauze
Fat aaiieen, satin, fCAthered-in white,
blhe and c0lDra. with wOod, bone, and pearl
han4 f0riadiea and misses, "A prices guar
Ante4 lower than elsewhcre.
lattings, Mattings.
vhf natflnEs feduoed 70 ltc per yafd,
~ atflnfs reduced ~ l10 per yard
lhf N1Hfflnfs reduced 10 f1f per ynFd,
yAf .nleia Mairngs gnlY tac per fafd.
Lads Linen listers
o. e1eaf ,,..i. II - al. Al Il Al Ia -.
mnfaHt 81 ...a. ~ l'.'sl rsI,... ~ ~
-. ~ utsn 80 isaags oar
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30

THE INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
4 COMPANY having deoefminedAfe cnu-
contrate its bnsinses at Augnsta. IN ~ MI
sale their works at Hawt insVtlc. I'D looa-
ton n favora6ie both iof 0Otsining ~ terial
and for "a sp0singof the product. knrd& &crip~ !.
tiou OF buildings, mhchinefr, cto.. and tirms.
which viii la liberal. nuIIy ~
INDUsrltfA h MANUFACTURING o.,
NH .tf AuguHa,N N&a.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
HAY AT AUCTION.

Id. LaROCHE's SONS. Auctionesrs.
On THURSDAY MORNING. st II O'Clock. at
Central Railroad warehouse on New street.
will be sold for account Of whom it may
concern,
Gar NO. 2ssl Of GOOD nay. sman BALES.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30

yAiEI nOYAL nANufAcrpRlho %.
tfuH HrfknLhtD VII fOnoFe JuiJ
~ rim % forf ipo9 ofkntf.,i.
Il AIfTN4. aoft0fa. uin |lisfa. ant ptnffa =
~ IaFIlf lNtr. mHftIIrf1i s1I 0tIlf
NflNf II 500 ~ 49, LouNe ~ fellydn4 rnN HaFN
.|Ils IrHNlHs nfNf DlnUtfl 1.
NW fr..I asf0.a
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
slteoiral.

yT-O those suffering with chronic COMPLAINTS
ofgny Kind a stay ng the celebrated tower
Springs. a. Game yille' Nap VIII pave a
h'eesi5ig. For rate of board address
HOLXENDORFF Proprietor
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
8narnfun

dPHUA SPRINGS 5fil IA s. al tA,LIAmwsnted, 200
Hithe season 'ls66. Good climate. eXceIteDt
hfer and reasonable rates. Situated thirty
.,iles south ChaaAnoOga, within two miles A.
Is 3 railroad W. G.. HEWITT Proprietor
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Lnann,s AcIp rmOsPnATE

W ffestio8. aud 90 a Serve rood .
.. lilieh00ek, halamazo0, Miss,
lave used 10 in insny oasos oi
1n depending un0n nfrF0un rE-
II i. ulfh mhrhed benefit. ltappoara
J. aa1 nnrs Al fal.dH
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Rnom8 to 39ent.

Rooms to 32ent.
M A&TtD, Tor a quet permanent and
" prompt tenant a southern room unfur-
nished. Address ROOM, News office.
LNOR RENf, parlor floor and single or double
l. rooms, up stairs. l47 Perry street, one
door from Whitaker.
TOR RENT cool, pleasant south rooms.
A with or without board, at Sc Barnard st.
LNOR RENT, rooms, furnished or uufur-
IL nlshed. ls9 Perry street.
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&ouBen ANA sstorro Tor Rent.
EN0B RENT, from October, furnished
Il house Apply Al l52 Liberty street.
TOR RENT, two floors at l5l South Broad
a street; one STORY house corner Bull street
and FIRST avenue; three small houses near
same, one lot FOR store corner Bull and An
oers0U; one lot for store corner Lovers lane
and aters road. Apply TO DIR. L. A. FAIL
LIGANT.
F1OR RENT, the premises No. 90 York street,
Il near Drayton, lately occupied by Dowl-
log Bros. Is livery and boarding stable:
>e@ssession given immediately. Apply to Ii.
= oCtsFS co., lOS Bay street.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord

ADVERTISE& lNrS, 10 Words or
more, IN this coIitn the best IN the paper)
inserted for ONE {jGNTA WORD, Cash
!" Adcance, each hseru0a.
Erergbody ,oho has ana tcan, TO supply,
anything to bay o, 70 sell. ann business or
accommodations % secure; indeed, any loiSh
@9ToRig' should 7dUertise in this col,tDan.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
lMierrlIanrema.


DOEs your roof need paintingf Can tye
~ you "a good iob WIN me awedt.h M
eraf. "a IL. CHIPMAN, state, next Bull.
TO Won wish an OH stOycy lal and o,
~ my ~ ortment n. Is. Oh HlPhAh, Stat,
next 20 Ball
gHAFrfNG. Pulleys and Hangers. at boo
- tom prices. in at0ck ilr immediate ship'
p5ent ~ LONBARD IRON WOEks. Au-
gusta, Ga.
ItIVfL. MECHANlCALA AND MINING IN
nie Insfitute. Troy. n. Y. The oldest engi-
neering sehaol boz America. Next term b..
gIua esufember 1874. The Register for issi
eouialns d list n the graduates ior the past
sixty.01e years, VIII theif pvsiLiyhai also
c..fif.e. III .fidv. rcquI rcmeuts, expenses, etc.
Adireas DAVID ~. GREENE. Dlteotor.
CAWDUsrANDsHAyiso5
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
Cor saIr.


TOR SALE, two carloads of choice Georgia
4 Watermelons. in lots TO suit pur hasers,
from savannah Florida and Western Railway
this day. A. II. CHAMPION.
EON sALE, territorial rights TO simple.
Il cheap patent bar against all flies and
mesqultoes. Address b., So Barnard street.
TOR SALE, one secondhand Pool Table
L complete. Apply at l0l Bay street.
EOR SALE fine Remington Rife, also a
4 pair line Game Fowls, at MOBILES.
TOR SALE, very low, a lot of Black Diago-
Il nal Suits. by JAUDON q BROOKS.
CTILL we continue our bargains, and ask
- you 10 call aud see our immense variety OF
House Furnishing Goods, stoves, Window
Shades. Ice Cream Churns, Refrigerators
etc. sold without reserve. NATHAN BRO5.,
!s6 CONGRESS street.
TOR SALE. extra hne lot Of large Texas
4 Horses and Mares, just arrived, at COX'S
stables.
EOR SALE, large quantities Of lx8. lx4,
Il and lX6; also, boards. plank, and scant-
ling; planod weatherbOarding, flooring, and
calling; also No. ] and shingles. REPPARD
4 CO., Taylor and East Broad streets.
NOR SALE, Old Papers. at the Counting
l. Room OF the Morning News; rs cents a
hundred.
10 HORSE POWER Wood & Mann Engine
w for sale cheap. $3.50; IN good order and
can be seen At wcFk any week day; sold to-
make room for lager engine. Apply TO L.
A. MCCARTHY, Morning News basement. y
rTHE centennial being over the City Fand
4 suburban Railway viii sell of att low
figures q portion OF tnesif snrp.ls stock OF
animals. AppiYa otaDles.
TOR SA Lhlshg billy soiled Trunks and Bags
Il a. cost; I1ll lnks repaired % short notice,
by yNElDLIN1FAR Il RABUN.
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Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30
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the editorial add business management OF a
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EXTRAORDINARILY Fine Cabiiet Photo
granns a specially; price thse dollars
and 6ftv cents a d8zen. }. Y WLsON, 81
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TOR SALE. extra hne lot OF large Texas
4 Horses and Mares, just arrived, at C0X'S
stables.
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NKT4A N'PED. position as travelling salesman:
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tbls otilce. NJ.
Savannah morning news., 1886-06-30

EOR SALE, large quantities Of lx8, lx4,
II and lX6; also, boards, plank, and scant-
ling; planod weatherboarding, flooring, and
calling; also No. ] ana shingles. REPPARD
4 co. TaYlor and East BrOad sireeta.
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BOX 10, West Acton, Mass.
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TOR SALE, two carloads Of choice Georgia
Il WatermelOne. in lots 10 suit par hasers,
from savannah Florida and Western Railway
this day. A. II. CHAMPION.