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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-15

Since Thackeray's art died, ii may be we'll |
said "No such people of the old England |
have como to life again aS Mr.. bobSohs
gentleman "; VINO
lived In that past Georgian day |
Thui " Time j. Cold " and ovcriay
4. win toll their pleasure.
| mi the "Gentewoman Of the old school "
| God bless her-dear Old Madame Placid
For her cen Time grew dohonair
| lie, finding checks unclaimed OF care
| with late delayed faint roses there
| Aud lingering dtnples,
| Had spared Ia touch the fair old face
| Aud only kissed with Nau Nhall grace,
| The softwhite hand that stroked her lace
or smoothed her wimpleS
|
| She liked plain food and homely hower~,
Refused 10 paint, kept early hours,
| Went clad demurely I
Her art was sampler work design,
| fireworks for her were "vastly nne,
| iler luxury was elder wine
| She loved that "purely.
How sweetly tender and pathetic this,
"The Cradle:
How steadfasty, she'd worked AT 1t
! How lovingly had drest
| With all her would be mothers wit
| THAT little rosy nest
How longingly she'd hung on 1t -
IL sometimes seemed. she said,
| There lay beneath its coNerlet
little sleeping head
lie came at last the tiny guest,
Ere bleak December He'd
That rosy nest he never prest
Her cofiin was his bed
, ~
, | have only time-I trust you have pa
tience-fOr one more: "The Forgotten
I Graye-A Sketch in Cemetery
out from the city's dust aud roar.
huu wandered through the open door;
- Paused at II play thing pail aud spade
"A Across tiny hillock laid
If Thsn noted ON yon dexter side
"a some moneyed mourner's Glove or pridei'
a And so-beyond a haW thorn tree,
l' ShoWerng its ia in of rosy bloom
l. Alike ON low or lofty tomb
D. You came upon it-suddenly,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13

brown, and there are but few gray hairs
III ms iong dropping mustache. Mr.. Au-
gust belmont, the President of the Ameri-
can Jockey Club-ior that is the name of
'he association which runs at Jerome
is. In personal appearance the very
reverse OF Mr.. jerome. While Mr.. Jerome
y tai, slight and Observation-Disclosures
MT. Belmont ia short, podgy, and looks
mt TAILOR out on a spree. His unpre-
possessing looks are not improved by
Dig, square head set on broad shoulders,
anG ny MS lameness, which, however. is
hlsnly honorable to him. Years ago he
was present when certain improper
remarks were made about a lady with
whom ne was acquainted. He imme-
ulately denounced the slanderer, ana the
row eliminated in duel, in which he re-
celVed a ball in the hip. MIR. Belmont
married Miss Perry, daughter of the IA
nous Commodore Perry, and it is in this
way that his son, Perry Belmont, the
congressman from New York, gets his
hrst name. The other most prominent
men IN the club are Capt. Coster, the Sec
rotary, whom every one likes, although
ne does make the worst puns perpetrated
on the turf, and Judge A. &, Monson. the
treasurer, who is ALWAYS making enc.
mics. An example Of this tendency was
seen last week when the Judge quarreled
with the Inspector of Police, who had the
power OF winkIng at betting,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13


whenever he appears on the course. What
Archer is in England or Isaac Murphy is
in the West, Mclaughlin is Ia the East.
When he passes the judges stand first in
the red and blue sash Of the Dwyers,
there is always a howl OF delight, and
hundreds of race-Roers invariably back
his mounts. Jimmy ~ not bit elated
over mis- great success, but still preserves
his modest demeanor. No doubt there
are finer artists in the saddle and more
determined fnisbers than Mclaughlin
among our jockeys, but be has been fOrtu-
nate in being associated with good sta
BILE, and he has happy knack OF gettin z
OF we'll, which makes the public believe
in him.
Allusion has already been made to the
fact that there has been no public betting
at jerome Park this season. There has
been, however, lots OF betting on the sly,
and the b0okmakeTs must have gathered
In a tine harvest. The b00kmaker who
made bet pretended TO take the money
on commission. he said he would tele-
graph TO a friend in Kalamazoo or some
other Outlandish place and see If his
friend wouldn't lay the odds. Or course
his friend wasmerely legal fiction and
the boOKmaker laid the odds himself. AS
long as the bet was made with a book
maker who was known personally all
went right, bat when greenbOrn VINO
did not know the good men bet with some
unknOwn man, the latter was apt TO
''skip'' IL the horse be laid against won.
This is known as "Welshingo In Eng
land, and a Welsher when caught always
gets a good drubbing and bath IN the
nearest nOrsepOnd at the hands OF the
English populaoe. oddly enough, the
Legislature OF the State Of New York h..
therefore, the cause Of new system OF
robbery. EDITOR SPORTING HOUR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
OFF TO THE RACE COURSE.
WHERE AND HOW THE NEW
WORKER AMUSES HIMSELF.

ecapes at Jerome Park-A FavOrite Re
sort OF the Beau Monde - Famous
uorses and Successful JOckeys-The
Prospects OF the Season.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Never since the
Introduction of horse racing into Amerl-
"a were its prospects 80 bright as at the
beginning of the present season. The
public during the winter were eager for
news of the great crack horses of last
wear. and were tired of specuiations as TO
how these horses would winter aud ap-
lear in the great events of the spring.
The transporting as we'll as the sporting
press We'd In giving the latest details of
the health and progress of the different
animals, and the excitement was kept
alive by the phenomenal sale last Feb
ruary of MIR. Pierre LOriilard's stud at
Rancocas, when $29, 900 was paid by the
DIVER Brothers, of Brooklyn, for the
g.year-old FLY DewdrOp, this being the
highest figure ever paid in this country
Tor race horse in training. Then soon
after came the great sales OF yeaTlings in
Kentucky and Tennessee, at which extra
ordinary averages were made, as much
as Sc, 100 being paid for year-Old brother
to FOXhaH, the horse VINO carried Mr..
James r. keene's white with blue spots
to victory insO many races in England
and France, and whom William Day, the
most famous OF trainers, pronounces to be
the greatest horse Of the century. Some
idea OF the risk of such an investment
may be formed from what occurred last
Saturday. In the race for the Juvenile
Stakes at Jerome Park there was a colt
By Spendthrift, out of Doubt, for whom
$1,000 was paid last year at a.sale of year
lHgs. He was named Stockton, and was
colt Of remarkable promise, the very
image of his mighty sire, Spendthrift.
He was brought to the post in excellent
form, but during long series Of false
starts became nervous and kicked
through the rails, injuring himself so
much that he was unable to start in the
race, and it is still uncertain whether he
can start for a LONG time to come,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13

Georgia Coast Islands for Sale

400 ACRES, embracing MHiigan's and
fUO other small islands In Bryan county,
between Bear and Midway rivers. near 81.
CatnariDes sound adjacent to the mainland.
covered with valuable cedar, and having sale,
marshes. cheekered with creeks suitable f0rl
raising oysters. This property can be made
available for good income IN avery short
time. But In addition 70 these advantageait
Is nearly IN the centre OF the land-lOekedl
Georgia coast fisheries and oyster beds. and lei
passed every day by steambOats and other
craft naYi eating those waters. The ielandai
can also be utilized for truck farming, and
Will need no guan0 or fencing. The main-
land in the neighborhoOd Is very eligible.
already occupied by farms and handsonal
residences. No one eau make a mistake IN
investing IN this property at the present low
prices OF land. The country 10 yearly in
creasng vastly In population, and prices ara
bound 20 keep pace with this constant growth.
These islands are cheaper now than they villa
ever be again. ard are bound 60 be sold. Ex-i
anime the property ana send IN your bids ar
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-i
inainder in twelve months, with security.
Address l.. @. BRYAN, SO Barnard street.
Savannah, Ca.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
ParasOI Bargains.

As every lady knows we are headquarters
In this line, and our Huccessful low prIcea
always prevail on these gOods. We 0nd II
hardly necessary 90 assure the public that the
foilON gquOtaflOnsar are couFiers OF the grand :
cHt bargains In this city.
2o-inch.--i JOB loo Ladies' Superior satin
ParasOs, lined, az ~, 10 eOlOrs AMI black :
some among this lot 10 worth - and 81.
20-inch.-l lot very nne pattern Sateen
FafasOs nt TIC, 81. 81 25: all bargains.
10.ineh.--l lot Ladlee' very line Back Satin
~ ~ ,. sa an .,,,iS ~ uesp
~ 70. cc0ntr0i this maze for this city.
Childrsn's Parasols in C0lored sattoen only
zoe, G0c. aud 76c.
Chlldren's Pafasois Ia plan satin, striped
fafin, very cheap.
Very arfe assortment other patterns o.
PaTasola ln PODeee, satin, and Biik, with can-
ODY and Mlkad0 effects.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Dress Robe Bargains.

The balance OF our Dress Robes will he sold
at these slaughter figures. No such chance
has ever presented Itself 70 those wishing to
secure NJ elegaht'dress at a mere cost
For 81 50 we will sell our Ladies' Cream EN-
broidered Robes that cost TO manufacture
$50.
For 81 we shall Offer a variety OF patterns in
Whie Embroidered Swiss Null Suits that we
sold one month previous for S.
For 81 we place on sale a selection OF styles
Embroidered Dress patterns, In Swiss, Null
and other qualities, that are worth fully So
TO IS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Ladies and Gents Underwear

80 dozen Gents good quality Gauze Vests
only nc. worth at gents' fnrnishers BIC.
rs dozen Gents fine quality Cane Nests, A
finished, only 25c, worth at gents furnishers
BIC.
Is dozen Gents grand quality full fashioned
Gauze Vests elegant sRtin frouts, only soc,
worth else whore 7bc.
Geute Uulaundried Reinforced shirts at Soc
20 beat the world.
Ladies' Gauze Undervests at 35c, equal to
any shirt elsewhere AZ SOC.
Ladies Gauze Undervests at 5Oc, equal to
any shirt elsewhere atT5c-
LadieE' Muslin Underwear. Corset Covers
White Dressing Sncques, IN Immense variety,
ennAllY na chean.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13

Solar the racing has been uninteresting
and the fields light. This is, of course,
partly due to the stopping OF the betting
and the consequent unwiilingness of
owners to run their horses when unable
TO back them at a fair price. On the first
day of the meeting the Dwyere' crack
Portland, who had been an all-winter a
vorite for the Withers, succumbed before
Burch's fast flly, Biggonet. On the same
day the FOrdham Handicap fell to Mr..
Withers' as yet unnamed Mimi colt. Mr..
WIthers Is peculiar man IN many ways,
and he never names his horses until they
have won. AS rule he is very unfortu-
nate with his horses, who seem to have a
knack of running second, but this year he
has so far been remarkably successful.
He runs his horses merely for the love of
racing and never makes bet, which he is
we'll able to do, and he is very wealthy, be-
ing large owner in ferry property on the
East river. However, he is not blind TO
the necessity OF betting in order to sup
port race track, and, as he is the con-
trolling genius at Monmouth Park, he
threatens to discontinue the meetings
there and sell the grounds for what they
will fetch unless betting is allowed. On
Decoration day Biggonet. who, after her
victory was looked upon as a certainty
for the LADIES' Stakes, was obliged to
lower Der cOlOFS before Jn6 IOfO0tO sud-
ble's Bandala. The Juvenile Stakes,
which is the first great 2-year-Old event of
the year, was won by the Dryers flying
colt fremont, who was a whole street
ahead of everything else. With these eX-
ceptiOns the racing has been Of a most un'
interesting character. AT present the
main topic of discussion is the Suburban
Handicap, which was run this week al
Sheepshead Bay. Among the new stables
seen for the first time on the American
turf this season are the Locust and the
Fairfax stables. The former belongs tC
Mr.. g. l.. LOrIllard, whose husbands blue
and orange sleeves we're so often in the
vanon many race course. Mr.. LOTillard
died this spring at Nice, and although all
his entries were void by his death, his
widow pluckily resolved to run the
horses. The Fairfax stable is the prop
erty of Mr.. WalcOt, one Of the principal
men in the wonderfully successful Equi-
table Gas Companies. He has a string oil
: about twenty horses, and among them
several bought at the Rancecas sale, as
we'll as some fine well-grOwn CaliiOrni-
ans. Mclaughlin, the famous jockey,
has met with his usual success this sea-
son, and is cheeTed TO the echo by tie
crowd, who are great believers in Jimmy,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Dress Goods Bargains.

Fast Color. extra quality Ginglams at &c
per yard; reduced from zoe.
Fast Color GipRhams tn rich imported pat
terms AZ i0c a yarNl reduced from lie.
36-lnch wide Figured Batistce l0c.a yard.
Zephyr. Stripes and Plaiu White Dress
Goods reduced to 100 per yard; worth else
where l5c.
Best quality White Dress Goods, in large
Piaids. Novelty and Gauze Stripes. down to
lsc per yard; worth elsewhere $50.
Our former 25c bargain Dress Saieens re-
duced 70 l6c per yard; very nobbY patterns.
Our fOrmerB5c bargain Dress Sateens re-
duced to l5c per yard; very nObby patterns.
Our former Csc bargain Dress Sateena re-
duced TO zJc per yard; very hobby patterns.
NaiDsOOks, Mulls, Victoria and Persian
Lawns also at greatly reduced prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Laces and EmbrOideries.

200 wards Cream White Oriental Edge, g.
inch wide, only 10c per yarG; sold elsewhere
at iSc.
1900 yards Cream White Oriental Edge,
s-Inch wide, only I5c Der yard sold elsewhere
az DC.
800 yards Wiss Edglng at &c per yard; worth
fully lOc.
Coored Hamburg Edges from &c per yard
upwards.
Reductions in Oriental All Overs and
FlOuucings.
Inducements in Swiss Embroidered Flounc-
ings.
Elegant patterns All Over Hamburg Net at
PIC. Bic. Zoe per yard.
C,lOred Oriental All Overs, In Navy. Tan.
Cream and brown, with lace edge 70 match, AZ
quotations below others.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Fan Bargains.

Immense attractions for the summer IN this
department.
1000 large folding Jap Fans at 70 each.
1900 fine folding Fans, high cOlOrs, g. each.
80 dozen l0-inch carved handle CretOnne
Fans only l5c, worth fully 8sc
~ dozen l4-iDeh folding Satteen Fans, in
nObby designs, 25c; actually given away price
FOR 5Oc.
Gorgeous Decorating Fans in mastOdOnic
variety from 5c upwards.
In siOck the very richest novelties In Gauze
Fans-satteen, satin, feAthered-in white,
BLACK, and cOlore, with woOd. bone, and pearl
handles, for ladies and misses, at prices guar
anteed lower than elsewhere
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Hosiery Bargains.

Our entire assortment Of broken lots in
Hosiery Will be sacrificed at these tremendous
low figures. Examine their quality and you
can better appreciate their cheapness.
One lot Misses regular made Cotton Hose,
IN Black, Solids and Fancy, only l5c a pair;
reduced from 25c BIC and SOC.
One lot Ladies' regular made Hose. IN Black
and Solid Colors, only 25c; worth fully 4Oc.
One lot Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose; superb
quality for l5o pair.
One lot Ladies' Open work Brown Balbrig-
gan lIslo Thread Hose a. J8c and 76c pair
one lot extra quality Brilliant Lise Hose,
IN Black and Solids, only 75c; offered else
where for spun silk at SIC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13

The phyaiolans In Lowell. who are testing
the Moxie Nerve Food PIant on paralysis and
nervous exhaustion, la addition 70 the nun p
Der already reported, have recovered Mrs.
Rr,et. 81 Barnet. w., = long tiHe heipless.
"A Mr. CbaDrV. m Nlrarllory eFrets Lowell,
4. ~ uns nof expected ~ i've. ~ Ffnntest
popularity aprings from t1e tart that u snp-
Stttses sfilnnln nis and TONES utthout barn
80 iast,aria rrrnf p0srra oI onaflza1ofs ino
r-cti. = sTlra Are brnrrrd Tor n every s4tfra.
f.srqa eolapanirs arc fpfminG fpf - maitn-
faflafe ~ lF..r iNn n1lias
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
PLATSHEK'S,
1873 BroughtOn Street.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
CONTINUED!
Marked Down Sale |!
Millinery Bargains.

OUR 75c and 81 Ladies' Untrimmed shapes
~ IN Milan, Novelty, Rough and Ready,
Black, White and NJ xed Straw. reduced to soc.
Our Soc. Ladies Untrimmed shapes IN Black
and ColOred Mlans reduced TO SIC.
Girls 55c and 81 Trimmed School Hats re-
duced To- SOC.
Girls' Doc Trimmed School Hats reduced To
25c. The entire assortment of our finer grade
bats uniformly marked down.
Bows Hats in the best qualities for &c, l0c,
l5C, 25c, 35c, Zoe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Glove Bargains.

l lot LADIES' ran and Gray S-length Isle
Jersey Gloves l9c a pair, worth 85c.
lot Ladies' Tan and Gray S-length Tafeta
SILK Gloves at 3bc pair.
lot Chiidren's All Silk Gloves in every de-
sirabe shade soc pair. worth 75c.
lot Ladies' Tan and Gray 6-length Pure
SIlk jersey Mitts SOC pair.
Large assortment other Qualities Of Gloves
that we assure the lowest prices ON IN the city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DROwN's IRON BITTERs cured the
ID daughter Of Mrs. "A. q. Fetzcr corner
New Houston and West Broad streets, sayan-
nah. Ga, when am cted with dyspepsia. which
the physicians seemed pOwerleas 10 relieve.
EOn RENT, McMah0n warehouse. pOssea-
u sion given sept. !, 1896. Apply 70 n. X.
DOUGLASS. ~ Bay street.
L'Ok KENT. about taeuty acres VI land
A. pnrtlG within the eKtcDded City limits
extending from Che waters road 70 hOuth-
vile, with entrance from that rona And alaa
Dy way u the White Binn road. There 10 :
en- Al yelling h0uee ADD large stable and
we'll Of god water on the premises. several
acres Al joining the housr = fenced and under
cidfIFniIon, nud a1ue lotof frllt trees plauf-
"a. The llaaa - conveniently lofatrf fef
email fnrnlur ~ asaairy There "a good
DDnaEII
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
Trimmed Millinery.

Our great variety of Ladies' and Misses
Trimmed Dress Hats will be found at least -
per cent. below prices elsewhere.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-13
nainrrIIanromo.


GARAToGA Spring Water, Blood Orange,
~ Klub soda, Asid Phosphate, with sll new
drinks, at HALTIW New Store.
DERFUMED Crab Eyes. purest face powder
l. in the market, at LIVlNGSrON'S, Bull
and state streets.
TRY b-cent Sheet OF Sticky Fly Paper
Il q. N. HElDT 4 CO., Wholesale Agents.
ST4LL We continue our bargains, and ask
- you to call and see our immense variety OF
House Furnishing Goods, stoves, Window
Shades, Ice Cream Churns Refrigerat9rs,
etc. sold without reserve. MAI HAN BROS,
lS6 Congress street.
DICEFIELD LAMB and Northern Meats,
HI at BAKERS stan. Market for Sundays
dinner delivered on that morning.
SHAVING OUTFIT-razor. shaving brushes
" soap, strops, etc, AT EMlLk'S Barber
snop, between Bull and Drayton.
I AWYERS doctors. ministers, and Others
II having books, magazines, and other
printed work to be bound or rebound can have
such work done in the best style OF the hnd-
er's art at the MORNING NEWS BiNDERY,
Whitaker street.
NOTrCE.-My customers and friends win
IN find me at Ingliss' Barber shop. under
Screven House. JACK HABERSHAM.
DICNIC. Excursion, and Bah Printing. such
l. as invitations. tickets, order OF dances,
ETC., printed with neatncss and dispatch;
when desired tickets will be numbered,
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE, 3
Whitaker street.
browns IRON BITTERs furnlshed the
ID only relief TO Mr. John II. Schivers. Au-
dltor's Office Central Railroad, Savannah,
Ca, when suffering with rheumatism.
40 TO LEVY tho London and Paris Tailor,
N under Screven House, and secure a good
suit at prices never before known suits To or
der for the next 30 days at SIS aud IN; Eng
lish trOusering TO order from 81 and up; 1T
and Workmanship guaranteed; these prices
are reduced from 20 TO 70 per cent. lower than
the fancy price tRilOrs charge for same.
LEVY. the London aud Paris Tailor, uader
Screvon House.
TURBINE WATER wHEEL Is, Mill Ma
i chinery and Mil Rocks. LOMBARD
IRON WORKS. Augusta. Ga.
MERCHANTS, manufacturers, mechanics,
vi corporations, and all others in need OF
printing. lIthOEraphng, and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed. at mode
rate prices, at the MORNING n EWS PRINT
ING HOUSE, Whitaker street.
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goat.

goat.
7 OST. ON Lincoln, between Hall and GSVin-
IL nett streets, gold graduate medal with
owners name thereon. The finder Will be re-
warded by leaving same st this Office.
$trapeD.
GTRAYED. one Brown Cow and Calf; both
- OF cows horns broken; no ear marks. Any
information or delivered TO me win be hber-
ally rewarded. j. Y. SWEAT.
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8oarHin9.
TABLE BOARD, also two or three south
4 ern rooms, double OF single, at reasonable
summer rates; second floor, bath on same. 1886
Harris street, Madison square.
GUNNER BOARD.-PleAsant rooms, with
- or without board, at l27 Charlton street.
I AM now prepared to receive few gentle
i men boarders; other dodgers or day board
ers can be accommodated at reasonable rates,
with use OF bath tub; pleasant location. APP
ply No. 96]5 State street.
DOARDlNG.-Havi renovated and re-
ID furnished m v house throughout, am now
prepared to receive boarders; either lodgers
or day boardeTs; everything frat class. APP
ply TO MRS. G. WECHsLER, Market Restau-
rant No. 5.
For Salr.
TOR SALE, less than auction prices, one
Il walnut bookcase and desk, one bedroom
set, one four-hoe gasoline stove in perfect
order, but little used arm chairs, etc. Call at
once at So Jones street.
DIANO FOR SALE; Grand Square, ~
/ octave; also Household Furniture of best
quality. Apply at 1873 Barnard.
NOR SALE fine lot facing south on Gwin-
Il nett street, size 45x1S0. Address MAS
COTE, News Office.
EORsALE, ten shares Chatham Real Estate
II Association stock, Address NJ ASCOIIE,
News office.
A RARE chance to purchase sn old estab-
IA llshed business. Owing to the owner he
ing unable to give the business his personal
attention he deslree 10 sell the store in Jones
vile, 5. c., about ten miles from city. doing
an'average business OF 5000 to $4,000 year;
in a healthy locality will sell stock of goods
and rent store or sell at option of purchaser r.
For further particulars apply to A. EHRLlCIi
& BRO., l57 Bay street.
NOR SALE, 100 acres OF land. II miles from
! i Sayannah ON the Louisville road, with
! house, orchard, about 80 acres cleared, sUita-
bic for truck and rl'e planting; or VIII eN-
| change for city property, Apply TO A. EHR-
| LlCH BRO Bay street.
| NOR SALE. large quantities of 1x3. lxi,
! i and Ike; also, boards. plank, and ocant-
| ling; planed Misunderstanding, flooring, and
| ceiling; Also, No. l and shingles. RLPPARD
| & Co, Taylor and East Broad streets.
! nor SALE, slightly soIlet Trunks and Bags
| Z at cost. Trunks repaired at short notice,
by NEIDLINGER n RABUN.
| THE Centennial bong over the CITY and
| i Suburban Railway VIII sell OF at low
| figures a portion of tnelr surplus stock OF
animal. Apply at Stables.
| DROWN'S IRON BlTTERS cured Mr.. VIM.
ID NJ. COrmick, mailing clerk savannah
| post Office, Ca, dyspeptic for twenty years.
| Now he suffers no inconvenience from eating
| heartily.
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WANTED, Office seekers to Enquire
w Within" pamphlet, just ont. calcula-
ted to amuse and instruct how to secure a
dolce far niente government position; no
civil service examination necessary; salaries
ranging from $500 90 $4,000 per anuum. For
pamphlet inquire Of dealers in news and peri
odicals, or same viii be mailed on receipt Of
five &c. stamps. Direct to p. TOGLIO, eX-
Hun Inspector Charleston district, p. o. box
395, Charleston, 5. &.