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KE BNARD & CO.,
Cloak Depa tmsnt,

During the Sum-
me- sr we enlarged
an d renovated our
CT oak Room and
nc w, at the begin
nj ng of the season,
W., show the largest
Lin e of Ladies' and
Children's Goats we
haI we ever displayed.
Y on all know the
q ality of goods we
d. al in. They are
m ade and imported
by one of the largest
h buses in America
fo r their own retail
So lies, made in the
b est manner, in the
La test styles out of
the best grades of
G 10th it is possible to
G et, and, of great
II Importance, t h e
prices pu t upon
them are the very
! owest they can be
bought for in any
market.
The Black jacket
ut $3.50, 81. so,
$3.50, are very
!, cheap cheap in
price, but not in
quality.
The brai d e d
Black Jacket at
$3.50, is among the
numerous 6 0 o d
values shown.
We had a won
dertul run on Seal
Cloth Plush Coats
last season. and now,
with an entire new
stock, can offer you
such value as to
throw last season
clear in the back
ground.
The $4,000 coats
CT last season are
now $500. The
37.OOcoats are now
$4,000. The $4,000
. coats are n O "
$35. 90, a n d thu
/ $500 coats arr
;, now $4,000, anC
: they are improved
in every way, lining
! plush, buttons, make
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

Pos.TIys,. 20 ~ s =. sAh. o. S BUILD

DO3lTIVE PUBLIC BALH or BUILD
Il ing Lots and enc dwelling houSo, on
SATURDAY, oUrOBER II, 1855,
Atl o'clock, D. N,
On the premises.
Mes /. 4, and {, on north side Of otlpin
avenue, betwton Adams AID jackson Sta.
each a1xib0 Il.
~. Z. on west side Of Adams ST., north Of
Gtlptn ave sine H6xl07 II.
NO ., on east size Of jackson 81 north OF
0lpin ave-, fins ask 90 II
Theso lots ere aplendidIy situated for
building purpopas, are eurbod and paved,
and Hnrnoundtd BY fins reaidenooG The
DWELLING Will be sold Sc about bp. m, and
IL No. lo02 VahBuran st has rooms bath,
gas, etatrWaya, a. In good order; situated
opposite the new park and Il Q desirabls
a .ms Rents we'll always,
Terms made HnoWn By
VIVA. J. FISHRR, Agent
ob,b,R.ll,h Bo7 N AFkot street.
W. A. Hukiil, Auet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

State SenAtor-LewisT Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ Curtis
Wilmington, Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John PiIling White clay Creek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel T
Stewart, Rcd Lion; Daniel W. Corb!t, St'
Georges :
Levy Court Commissl ners- John J
Gallagher, Wilmington; james u. Me
Rilligsn, Brandy wine; Benjamin T. shep
lard, Christiana; John W. COitman, New
CASTLE; George W. Groves, Pencader.
William simmons.
Coroner-GeorRe ". Jackson.
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like the best, and in the
fashionable shades,
light green mode
dark green garnet
navy blue gray
marine blue brown
hussar blue terra Gotta
cardinal black
We never heard Of a Broad
cloth like this for less than
So.
ClOakings are In full
feather. Beavers, Astrak.
hans, Stripes, Plaids. $I.75
to 81.
Sealskin Cloths too. AL
most the silky soitness Of the
real fur. Best London dye,
like Alaska Seal, and the
cloth won't change color. SO
inches wide. 50 to SI7.
Northwest of centre.
The aisle is blocked only
now and then by those 65
cent Heavy French CASH
meres for so cents Most OF
the time room enough for
your comfortable looking.
But no woman cares to
look long. Settle on the
color, that's all. Cashmere
Is Cashmere. The worth of
each leading kind Is as well
defined as the worth OF dol
lars and hall dollars.
Precisely this weight and
twill is Csc or more where
yer the best Cashmeres are
sold outside. A few seasons
back we sold 1t at Toe. We
don't know of another yard
to he had to sell at SOC.
Northeast of centre.
AS interesting a Ribbon
word as we've had to say
for many 4 day. "Reverst-
be Satin Ri660n"-s satin and
grOs-grain with gros-grain
.edges-at a fraction of the
usual cost. Fine, soft silk,
in twenty of the newest
shades of the season.
24. 5, and 4 inches
Is, 20. and "a cents
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle
The special bargain whlrl
In Muslin Underwear keeps
up. Two more Items:
Fruit of the Loom Muslin
Drawers, hem and twelve
tucks, Acc. They are reg ular
ooc goods.
A SOC Corset Cover in all
sizes for 3oc,
Second door, Juniper street aide, Foul
elevators
900 feet of counter room
de0Oted to Linens not count
ing the Blanket corner. NJ,
doubt II any tho Linen store,
in tie country can mzkch ii.
And there isn't a vast,
foot in all that countel
spread. Every kind o
Linen, honest Linen. TAXI
Towels, any sort from Rus
!, sian Crash to Eiephau
I Huck. Towels small enougI
for dolls almost, up to til
most generous. From Ger
many, ireland, Scotland.
Two counters for Hand
kerchiefs-sOrts from bah
TO grandmamma.
From dainty, sheer, she e
of silk Linen for ladies' d 1
derwear to coarse, hea v
! French Linen for butchey
r aprons.
: = Table Linens In sets an
e single pieces. or by the va +,
2 We told you the other Cla
q. OF the wonderful DresCle
r. Linen with a bit too big pa
tern Ito some eyes). A qua
q q ter off set 1t skipping. Son
:, = styles gone. Pretty picl tir
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10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT

On Merino Underwear for
Gents, Ladies and Children;
Al different Nos to select
from Hosiery, Gloves. I'm,
brellas and Gents Furnish
lngs.
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WANAmAAsK's.
PnILADELrnIA, Tuesday. Oct. .. 1855

The So Broadciotb AT
81 80 is simply a trade freak
Il has nothing to do with the
other torts. They are all
here, and better Tor the
money than we ever hac
Them before More than 9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

Chronic nasal oatsrrh positively cured
by DR.. eage's Remedy.
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HALTHMO1n . OmIO RAIG.1OA1
NbhDuhR II WTROr. April %, lssa,
rFaina leave nalAwaFS AVeaus DspoH
EAST SOUND,

'OBHDuhR II NTTROr. April g. ian.
tFAtna leave nalAwaRU AVoRus DepoN
EAST SOUND.
Tor PhiiadslphiA and Ohss,aF. 0iA. Ym
ee, y e0,p q, 10 70 and all u q mi 81, Q O0
-. 20 q, Q "a, %, % 20 and ! g B, n
On oundAyR,T 30, %, oS, 10 90 and HliIaR
a. %, oors Ss.ss %, . ~. 9 CO.'S % ana . 8
.. N.
Tor BAItimore, accommodation, dairy On.
oopt Sunday . ASA n.
FOR 0hioLEO and PittSDurH, express. daily
;, o !. and st. Louis express. dAny
BAltimors AocomR0dation, daily . am.
fittsburg, Ohioa&o and 81. Louis express,
slngsriy AeoemmodAtisn, daily % p n,
rO6 LkADhNBHR0, 9 10 A. H.huRdRl
enH iLe9 .. q. aaiir except BundAY, Z %
~ ~ p. m. daily.
Trains lbays HIAfkss BsRost hsston;
Ier PhtlAdelHhi4 . % p. N. daIly. For
sAlhmors . nP. a., daily. RoF LsAndsn
gNI ebo and u.o9 a. n. daily, except Ban.
eAyi sioS: a on sunday only hBS and N.se
Pltt.DurE. Chicago spd ~ I.suis ouprau
Trains ~ MillSlnSton-rssyu FAnaSs,
nhiA, daily, q o, le.oo, aIl % o. n, Il %
q noo on = &ee, %, Aa.ss, ga. ais, lO1s,
Dsly, except sunday, LSu, IN .. n,
Ae2os and $50 D. m.
sundays only, e.is an, ....r
Mxprosa trniniA
RATES 10 WnsTMEH RoTMTs EowHa TRAS
y, n. ObEMHFTR q. OBUUL,k
aonr Manager. seal PaSS, ARba
rclenh0nS no iRs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

pUBLIC sALR-wILL BIZ SOLD AT
a publ icaale, at the res dence of the rub
seriner on the kennett Pike, On riatiAhA HUI =
terrain church, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1888,
at lone O'Clock, D. M,
GOOD Amily Horse, quiet and all right; :
corn shelter, Telegraph hay cutter, cul-
uvAtor, carriage aud harness, ter
gear bfoAdexei post spade, crew bar, 50
bnshels q wheat acres ofcorn by the uhoek (;
nay " the ton, good ErindatOue, forks
FAkee, etc., good churn, 1 stove, i pa lof
bedsieads and variety o. other articles.
TERMS .-AI hums OF p25 and under cash; all
chaser giving bAnkAble note with AZ appfov-
ed end0rser. WIN N. PARRIH
W, ]. LAnK, Auct. ol-std. 2ty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

The perfume Of viOlets, the parity Of
h3 lily, the glow Of the rose, and the
d ,eh of Hebe combine In PCEz1nl's won.
dEIus Powder.
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A Big AD

) O4N AU
Is a good thing, an /
celleni thing, but nj
muc account qnIe,l
represents sometbI|
We mean that evI
advertis e m emit
repre- sent just Whst|
says. That our n
OF Clothing is alV|
selected to give you'll
very best to Be
anywhere for he ND
in Mems and N
SHIFTS and Overcl
We have lots Of A
and know we can pl
you if you will Just
a look at them. M
no use for US to tell
are cheap, everyl
does that; but you /
judge for yourfelv
new assortment Of
goods in our Gil
Departm e mt. Nj
always getting in
new things as well
the staples and rel
makes for tsen
don't wish to give
old ard tiled lid
Wen gladly saovt
to you-give 1
chance.
J.T.MQlil&A
Tailors, 9Th & Ma
Clothiers WHINING
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Kennaid ( Co,
623 Market Street.

IN r. PRuOC RS AUAUEAY or
t. &UslO.-TArSo dNys only. Hogtn-
ming MONDAY, DUNpBEa . UG1Al M All
nsss The most popul r and successful
drama ever produoad in sew York,
ssTH 3 BLACK FLAa,1
As originally Drodus0d at the u nt0R Square
Theatre, anu In every city 10 the URiOn,
from msins 70 California.
Thursday, friday and Saturday, ". II.
Rightmire COMEDY COMPANY, in repertoire.
u =. PHoOTOR's GRAND OPERA
u HOU SE.
Tuesday and v ednsadAy October . end 10,
wednesday mAtlnes. The disting uisbOd
younR EnKiish ae'raG1, Mas CLAIRE Soorr,
will appear in her own new veTsiVn Of the
popular drama, MARY, QUEEN or
80 rs, tuppoTied BY Mr.. y. x OOburn
and and m etfloisht company.
Three nights and Saturday matinee, o.
tober II, Il md Is, nBie BsrIein in her ro-
mantle Oomeiy drama, Nv AMINO" Kun,
PAthos, Singing and DahoiuB.
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EXtTaGTGGlAGiI
Peroxide Of Silica
rHxyARmKKs AND eIRDSl
BEST TRIRNh

Azure protection .Ssi lt;,,v n u
al insect I pests tina. dsss, n, id
crops sd Whsn MIXED Win "a - wfJ|
iii destroy all uruos ~ ~ pg,S.is T.
,oiI itkiiIs the COLORADO ~, pI ii !
JS, the OabDage Worn ., ~ ~
mi and insects that .ss,TIid,WN,
1IHnt Fsls, eGg plant sss.s,slcsPS
bsF. melon, squash sao IN Esa
SSTupbery, stc., 90. :, ,,,b,ly ~ I
-. IN n,s SShSI more literally: 11,lT,i,ll
S ~ he sillcsteS ~ 4 I'm siiIIlcsts "
, .Sans sS of tins powder q fsIo sI,l
t noA .nI Il Of 8 tlns cns 4, Tpotslsd
w. isSg ,sS area Of Oabba .l. soU1IlsfJ Y
MA sHI Il can be done , Su al Aslt
s Sso rows Il . time, VIZ SG;uGI .
w. rT "nd IS flgt . 80 En- G5S 20.
~ IN Agents can supply - sErLIbH
w.saI .ESAIAE De-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

Oommenoing Monday, Sept q, VIII leave
Fourth street wharf daily, a. 100 and 1850
.. mt and as D, N.
Boata leave Chestnut stxoat wharf, PhIIa
oslphiA, ~ I.So ana 10.eo .. n, and I.se, and
% p. N.
Tor Marcus Heck, leave Wilmington a.
100 = N, and AIS D. y
All boats step q Chester.
~ IreiGhe resolved IoR Marcus Hook On
Tuesday.
Telephone no. o..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09
PRRsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

HENRY DUPoRT Of ChristiAnA.
JosKPH X. WHJAKKR OF East Dover.
joanna H. MARVEL Of Laurel.
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DIR. THEETA
Is N. Fourth N
Below GfeaH
PHILADELPHIA

- years practical sIpsrissas
Guarantees 70 cure moro quisft.
aaier nad permanent thas -
Advertising physician all aps
eialDiseaaea, bleed POisSss
skin iliaeaacA, HimRiss
Hlotches, obatinnte uiesFt
ObHlFucnanA, InhAmnAtins
o. Kidney, Bladder aud oths
e!sAnA hervsgs Dehillt9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. TREAT of Georgetown.
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A Trbr rIur DAIsYMEN PUBLIC
"a SALE-the Subscriber will cell N
Ynolio sale, 81 his farm on the road leading
nom OeutTeyille TO Ksnnotl square, Pa.
miles from the former place, on
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now Is rms rsI uoilse.or.Y

Hand made chocolates a. BeSansoE'b
u EAST HecoE d street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-09

Lung di.
&hness,
pains
I'm, etc
or, on
IN with
Bpti A.
p ely
&.al.
bal yea
said
Sal they
1yisetl h
Cherrl
sedicine,
Dn0unct
ssgoOclr
SBralle,
wintel
apidly
bnsunlpi
not sit
lnghol
Doctor
N all a
b. At
n d
|the frs
bifles CT
eben
IS C
q, Aye
nIDugg.
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$3.50 styles for S. .z5

% ~ ." TO TIE III
Opening to-day a new
Double Damask T a b | e
Linen; 4 new exclusive
" Wanamaker" pate r n .
Worth travelling mile Be- to
see. $I.2s. NAPKIN 40 to
match, 1925 a doz.
Southwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAH tER.
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NTEIL|
Good
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-22
BUILDING COMPANIES.
HOTELS.
THE MORRISON HOUSE

CENTRALLY located, on line Of street cars,
~ offers pleas mt south rooms, with excellent
board at Lowest summer rates. Transient 81
TO SO per week, including trip 10 the seaside
With new bath : sewerage and ventilation per
feet the santa y condition OF the house Is Of
the best. co Der Broughton and Drayton
streets. oppoBits Marshall House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-22
A BLOW AT PLUTOCRACY.
A Story by Georgia Statesman Who
With IthuriePs Spear, Tickles Pluto
cratic Barons in the Midribs.

A Story by a Georgia Statesman Who,
With Ithurtels Spear, Tickles Pluto
cratic Barons in the Midribs.
From the Philadelphia Record.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Representa-
tive formerly senator Thomas III.
Norwood of Georgia took out a copyright
to-day for his novel, "Plutocracy, or Amer
can White Slavery" l had a hasty glance
at his manuscript the other day, which re-
vealed what seemed to me very striking
story. l could write very comprehensive
criticism of it, for l got just about the
average critics ordinary knowledge OF a
book out Of my half hours inspection. But
gives in its vivid pictures likeness Of the
life Of to-day in Washington and New York.
1.-THE sEAMY sIDE.n
1t gives you the prairies of politics and
the fenced field of society" and through
the crevasses the discomfort and degrade
ton beneath. You see Wall street, congress
and a Washington ball. You attend a
meeting of a syndicate of millionaires and
see the trust" from the inside; you attend
a meeting of workingmen and see all the
blessings of protection" as they appear on
the seamy side.
TRUTH, SATIRE AND A TOUCH OF HUMoR.
Down here in Washington you see how
the trust" lobbyists keep up the high tariff
while their employers are keeping down
the low wages of their workingmen. All
the Ill effects of the Chinese wall which
keeps out raw materials aud pecessaries of
life and strains through raw laborers and
dangerous anarchists are graphically set
before you. Through itall runs vein of
satire. and over it all plays lively humor.
Norwood is an optimist, and SO holds on to
hope throughout his darkest scenes. and
genuine humorist, and so dispels your tears
with hearty. laughter. 1t is really a remark
able book. l could wish that every wage
worker in the country had copy of it, for
he would know more about the tariff when
lie got through than he could get from forty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-22

the river, as shown by both the character
of the soil and basin from which the dirt
was taken. 1t must have been stupendous
undertaking.
There is no section of Georgia that would
furnish a more interesting study for the
antiquarian than the country around
Petersburg. 1t is rich in historical interest,
and is besides a very attractive and
romantic country
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-22
OVER IN THE HOUSE.

Over in the house come first Henry Cabot
Lodge, with his lives of Alexander Hamil-
ton" "Daniel Webster" and George Wash
ington, to say nothing of his miscellaneous
magazine works; Sunset Cox, with his
Buckeye Abroad, Search for Winter
Sunbeam" "Why We Laugh" and Oliver
sions of Diplomat" Lloyd Brice of New
York, with his novel, I'm Paradise"
Martin Foran of Ohio with his novel,
"The Toilers;" William d. Kelley, with his
Southern sketches; Alvin P. Hovey, with
his translation of Virgil, and Edward Bur
nett of Massachusetts son of the author of
"Burnett's Extracts'0, proprietor of Deer
Foot farm, whose claim to literary fame lies
in the fact prominently set forth in his
Congressional Directory autobiography
that che married the only child of James
Russell Lowell in 1872"
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Norwood is successful lawyer, college
graduate, So years old, gray haired and
gray bearded, but as active as a boy; good
speaker, both on the stump and in congress; ;
bubbles over all the time with funny sto-
ries, and can hold his own at a gridiron
dinner He has had this book on his mind
for a long time, but only worked it off on
paper this year. He has had to steal his
time to write it, just as though he were
newspaper man, but, being determined and
persistent, he has at last completed it, and
it is about to be published. It will make a
ripple in the great stream of-books, or my
hurried glimpse played me false.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-22
MEDICAL.
REWARD.

One Thousand $1,000 Dollars.
We the undersigned offer one thousand dol
lars, cash. if we cannot send you the picture Of
the next President Of the United States. If you
desire to enter this contest buy box Of the
genuine DIR. C. McLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS from your druggist price ESQ., and mail
us the outside wrapper and 4 cents in stamps
with your address plainly written, we viii then
mail you the picture and an elegant package of
cards. Address FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH,
PA
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A. r. ALTMAYER a co.
Two Minutes Talk
w L H -
ALTMAYER.
" Competition CruSherS. !"
Prices that strike below the water-line of Com
binations' and Trusts"
OUR GRAND COMBINATION LOT OF
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
A. r.. ALTMAYER a co.

spot cash" investment pucked by our argus
eyed representative frou New York firm who
was willing to sacrifice for the money down.
The above list comprises a very fine line in
Night Robes. Skirts, Chemises, Drawers, Corset
Covers, etc. some plain, some tucked, some
ruffiod, some trimmed with embroidery, some
worth 81 80, none worth less than soc As we
seek no success that cannot be shared by our
patrons and as we want our friends TO have a
finger in the pie. we have placed the whole lot
on sale at the marvelously low price Of &c each.
Specimens of above now on display In our
Broughton street window.
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Watern slon Juice for the Complexion.
Fronl the st. Louis Globe Democrat

FROM ube Ct LOUIS -DeWOCTut.
Miss Carrie Townsend, South st. Louis. tells
the following: Il always have feeling of pity
for girls who have ford or sallow compilations
or whose faces are despatched with freckles,
looking if they had been about when a bran
bin had exploded. / feel sorry for them, not
because of any harm that the freckles do, for
really / think them nice, as they are evidence of
pure, light, and healthy complexion, but be
cause the removal Of them or the sallowness is
so easy if they only knew how. / accidentally
discovered sovereign remedy a couple of years
ago which costs next to nothing.
lone day the plumber shut our water Off and
could get none in which to wash my face.
was fearfuly soiled, and, looking out of the
window Just then, | saw friend approaching
to call on me. CHANGING about me / noticed
half of a watermelon from which the meat had
been removed some SINE before. 1t was partly
filed with juice. and hastily washed my face
in it. The result was so soothing that repeat
edly washed my face in that manner. Judge Of
my establishment, few days later, on seeing
that there was not freckle left on my face. A
number of my girl friends then tried it, and the
result was q great identifying OF countenances.
No matter what is wrong with the face, the
juice of the watermelon will rectify it and pro-
duce clear skim
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SEASIDE HOTEL PROPRIETOR (anxiously)-
Hasn't the sea serpent been reported to-day
yet
Office Boy--No. sir; no one hez seen IT,
Look There comes sailing party in now.
Rush down to the beach and ask them If they
saw
No use, sir; that's a temperance crowd
PhilddeIDhid Record.
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A MAN OF LETTERS, BUT

do not include Mr.. Barnes of Georgia
pity he didn't write Mr.. Barnes of New
York'0, who Is collecting for publication
from their constituents He may become a
man of letters, but he will never be liter
airy man.
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LITERARY CONGRESSMAN.

The roll OF "literary fellers" in congress
is very brief. Ingalls,, as the former editor
of the Kansas Magazine, the frequent con-
tributor to the periodical press and the re-
puted author of cynical novel which he
has not published yet, heads the senate list.
Blair of New Hampshire, with his profit
able history Of the temperance movement
organizations, and his magazine contribu-
tions, and Daniel of Virginia, with the law
books which he proudly mentions as his
contributions to literature in his autobio-
graphy in the congressional directory.
daniel on Attachments" and Daniel on
Negotiable Instruments" close it.
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MERCHANTS, manufacturers, mechanic
M CORPORATIONS. and all others In need OF
printing, hthographing and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed, at moderate
prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE, Whitaker street
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OgIethorpe Seminary for Young Ladies,

THE SECOND YEAR of this school will open
j Oct. 18th, 1885, and will close the third
Friday in June, 1889
All departments will be well filed by conf
petent instructors.
The Principal intends that no effort shall be
spared toward giving the people of Savannah
frst-class school for the education and finishing
of young ladies'.
For circulars, prospectus, and other informa-
ton, address the Principal
Mrs. LOUIS G. YOUNG,
1856 Bolton street, Savannah Ga.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOSEPHS ACADEMY,

Conducted by the Sisters of st. Joseph
WASHINGTON, WILKES COUNTY, GEORGIA
THE success of graduates in passing examina-
l. tions before school boards and securing
positions as teachers testify TO the thoroughness
of the course of instruction.
Music. Art, Plain Sewing and the Culinary
Department receive special attention.
Telegraphy, Type-writing and Stenography
taught to pupils who wish to perfect them
selves in those branches.
Charges reasonable. For further particulars
send for catalogue.
Address MOTHER SUPERIOR
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MEMS FURNISHINGS!

One odd lot of Gents White and Colored Bor-
dered Hemstitched HandkerchieFs, they were
SOC and Coo, now 30c. You will do well to see
better to buy them.
big bargain in Mems Half Hose, plain col
ors and fancy striped, were SOC. and Coo, now
30c.
Gents Neckwear. Drawers Gauze Vests; the
Gents GAUGE Vests at Soc, cheap at Soc and Coo.
Not only Gauze Vests-just as good an assort-
ment of Gents Collars, Cuffs. Suspenders Ho-
siery Underwear. KEEPS AND PETERSBURG
unrivaied white shirts fit and workmanship
Guaranteed