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Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
moNpAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1883
"OEMocRATIc GLASSES" In yesssI

"OEMoCRArIC GLASSES" In yesseT-
day's s.ar seems very much troubled
about the new registration law, and
sAys: "rhis year the Democratic party
will have 10 conduol Its city canvass
under radioAlly different auspices. Tbs
ma y registratio law Is In operation, and
for the first time the party will have to
attend 10 the registration OF Its voters
hssore 1t csn receive the benefit OF their
voles on election day" Now that 10 as
true As gospel; the Democratic party viii
have TO condnet It's city CANVASS under
radically different auspices, one ol
which will be tha. each man will only
bs permitted to cast . single vote. The
old plan OF voting, and then stepping
around 9 corner, and after changing 1
hat and coat returning and casting
another ballot, are, We hope, things o
Che past. Therefore, we are moi eur
prissd that Democratic Glasses" say
ait 10 something entirely new 10 tn
Democratic masses OF the city, and 1
. political measure decidedly ohnoxiu
% many OF ths voters" There Is no
she slightest doubt OF the truth OF th'
cM oludlng part OF this sentence, ant
the "mAuy voters" 10 whom II is so de
cidedly obnoxious are the ones VIII
strictly folio aed the maxim OF votini
early and often, ct the command OF tn
bosses No ene who 10 In favor Of q fai
and honest ballot can or will obj6c. t
ths registration law, or any other laT
that will tend to that result "Demo
cratic Glasses" also says that "no SAC
mAn will say that maj otity OF tb
people want repetition OF the stste Q
affairs thai prevailed around the C..
Hall from 1882 to 1885, bat We wonl
remind him that nothing done by this
police force ever equAlled the.oulFAge
committed upon oar citizens by par
OF tbs present force At Ihe city hall 4
the early part OF this month. TIL
psople hAvs not ye! forgotten tbos
scenes, and the oaly hope for the Demo
cratic party in the coming city ele9.lo
would be resort TO the same methods
which on several occasions has place
A. in power In this oity and county. A
this is the case we are Iot at all sur
prised As the desponding, almost helt
less vail OF ''DsmourAs Glasses" tina
inothlng bat this nonsensioAl, oossl
and unasked-foT registration systeI
can stand in the way Of comPlei
Democratic victory OF the city elee.lo
IN Juue next"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
WANAmAKERB

Challis, sixty styles, at so
and 60c.
Soft, creamy Cashmeres
as fresh as a crocus under
its hood of snow-50c to
SI.25.
Wool Plaids like the
leaves Tor multitude, and full
of novelties, 75c to SI.25.
Novelty Stripes and Plain
Stripes beyond your pa
tience to count, soc TO $3.-
so.
And so on through the
half-royal Silk Warps, the
exquisite Habit Cloths and
Broadcloths, the soft, hair
sprinkled Camel's. hair, and
the sturdy Shirtings or Per-
Gales (12Ic). W h e n you
weary OF the Kaleidoscope
changes, the wealth OF new
ness, the endless variety
There are mountain ranges
of Flannels and Seersuckers
and Aluslins and what moi
lyet to see.
There is not such another
gathering Of Dress Stuff:
between the oceans. Every
sort Is seeable, get-at-abie
And the prices as proper as
1.-THE stuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
MANAMAkkn,s

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Fen. 20, 1883.
Dress Goods. Here and
coming, coming. They are
tumbling over each other,
crowding, jostling to get
where you can see and han
die them. T h e Sateens
and Ginghams, and the viii
derness Of other cotton
stulTs and their royal rela-
tions, the India and China
Silks, were never prettier or
better. Often to the eye as
if the flowers OF May were
peeping through the SHOWS
oil January. Buds and BIOS
SONS and promise of sweets
enongh to almost set the
b e c S hoEey-hunting. A
chorus OF color greets you
as you turn around a sly
corner; you have ''found the
end Of the rainbow" cloud
wreathed and posy decked
The plain shades of silk
Of wool, aud OF silR-and WOO
mixtures are welcome by
way Of contrast.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

SENATOR REAGAN, of Texas, has
under sken an immense JOB in trying
TO prove tha. under the present admin
issrAion thers has nos been any remav.
els In ths postal service for political
TeAsous. The reverend, grave and pO-
tom" ssns'1r has, to use a phrase com
non 10 hts onu S;s.e, "bit off more than
he can ohsw," ard will probably ohJ ke
before he gats throught with IT. We
think II Tie 5suAsor will but 20 10
PhilSdslphls, and invesIigase the
cause OF The ohsnges made In the posi-
on ,s OF tia. city, by which iss useful
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

ness was for tine destroyed, he will
there aud proof sufa ,ient 70 convince
even him thAS poiidcs, and nothing
else, was what caused tried and ex.
perisnoed Republicans 10 be rem oveo
10 give place 70 untried, inexperlenoed,
aud in many Instances innompstene
Dsmocr sts. We do not complain oi
the removals, rs we bslleve the vio'ofs
should have the spoils, bat we do take
issue With the Hypocrisy OF an admin
istra.Iou which lacks the courage TO
say why they have been made. The
plan OF the present sdminisirAhon has
been 10 regues. men to resign, or to
suspend them lndehaitely, on some
trum ped up charge, which In some In
stances thAi We know OF they. were
compelled after wards to re!racl. This
hA, been the cowardiy course pursued
by Grover Cleveland and his followers,
bat II is oniy on = par with everything
else connected with his sdminislra-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

THE DECISION OF Judge Moran, OF
ST.. Louis, In the case OF the State oi
Missouri vs.. NJ. 8. Cooper, an account
sut of one OF the branches OF the Iron
Hall, will bs found in another colu umu,
and we respectfully invite every man,
es speciAliy those who have families de
pending upon them for support, and
who do not belong 10 any beneaoiAl Or
sAuiz stion, to carefully read aud con
slider his words Of wisdom. No on,
could better describe the objects and
aims OF bsnsac.Al orders than has been
done by this learned judge, nnd We be-
lIeve that his words cannot help having
. good efso, on those Who hAve FAINT
lies depending upon them, In Inducing
thsm to make some provision for the
helpless ones IN case they should b
taken sick or snAtched AWsy. This de
cIsIcn is also OF the greatest interest ant
importance to members OF benenciA
organizations, and should not only b
read, but carefully preserved.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

lF WHAT WE hear Ia trus, thai the
Liquor Dealers Assoc alton inIeads TO
wage = vigorous war sgAlnst all dealers
who do not observe this law, II eer'sin-
ly is q step In th6 rlRh. direction. II
the laws relating to the liquor trAffi i, In
this SlA.e were st-io.ly enfor :ed In
this oily, there would be mu1h less
cause for complaint agAIus. the So
lloEs. We have on several occasions
urged this course, as We know ihA'
taers are msl engaged ia the liquor
business In this city Rho strictly obey
the spirit, rs well rs the letter OF the
Law, aud they should not be made to
suffer for the m!sdeeds o; Others. TIE
association osn, and nc d1u0G will, a.
com plsh considerable good, but the
best ue.hod OF effeo.ins . radical
change IN the business will be by !
High License Lsv, similar In It's prs
visions TO those In force in Psnnsyl-
vanlA and Nebraska
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
.Eg EE Aa

No. l. Ray mare. Rhode, II years, ie hands
high, sound and kind, works sinai OF donblv,
can be driven by any enc, stands without
hitchlnH, yood brood mare, a.,
No. bay mare, Dolly home-raissd .
works single and double. can be driven with
or without biinds. extra good roadster.
No. 3. oae colt coming years old, good
Nos. 4 and 8 Pair of mules, an extra
farm team and very quick on the road iarg.
Is head Of wtll-telected dairy co~s, some
with calves by their sides aud othsrs close
springers. Among these are soma young
and large York state springers and also s5me
high ara e Jerseys, extra buttor cows Tnese
cows have been carefplly selected and are nn
stock bun, pair of extra work oxen, weigh
800 pounds. hogs. 2hoArs, months OLD, n
30 pairs OF chickens, Plymouth rocks; teytn
sou thdown ewes. Wagons and harness.
spar spring buggy In good order. no-top
order; seighs aud lot % bells, 2 sets fight
sinplr barnes, set Of sht double harness,
used a few times; st OF ntarly he@ cart
hArnes, l pair new heavy hrldles, collars,
chains etc, also set Of extra good dearborn
Farming Implements; l steel Champion
mower, used only enc season, l BnllAId nav
tedder, self dump horse rake, : eyta ~.
sulky plow. used only d few tlmeB three-horse
tree for tame. 1 good iron axle oN cart ~
good order, hay wagon farm wagon Win
slut anu bAch iocAs foiltI ~ kugu 49,. -, -
.ithtr horses or oxen, ! Thomas snoothlhs
harrow / one-horsc cart. / two.horse power
and thresher. platform tcale, plows, eulti-
yators, shovels, forks, hoes, aud nhretuus
other articles not mentioned. a lot OF new
posts and rails, 10 tons Of straw several ton OF
good hay, several stacks u marsh hay. Dairy
Fixturts, consisting of Churns, buckets. some
iarg- tiEeI milk p,ns, ! butter TUT, large
sized farm boiler, an many other articles TOO
numerous To IucntiOn.
Note. = The ab We mentioned goods viii
he sold as have no further use for them. T.
b. Il.
TERMS. All sums OF $50 and under cash, all
Sums Oyer that amount credit OF months
" u be given on purchaser giving haukahir
aidei T. 5. ROBINSON,
l.. W. StldhAm 4 Son Auctloneer5
John shaw clerk, fli-itw-dls-20
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

In the Orphans Court Saturday
Judge Grub, upon the application OF
j. a. HotisoSer, Jr Esq, granted 40
order OF sale OF the estate OF Thomas J.
Bowen, deceased. Anthony Higgins,
EEq,, trustee, wes granted an order t1
sell the real estate ef CathAFine s huy
Ter, deceased, Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
wANAMAK ER's.

Always pretty surprises
among the Art Embroid'
cries. Not often that Stamp
ed Linen goes at these
prices:
Butchers Linen Tidies, 13xls In.
8 and 10c
Fringed Monte Cloth Bibs. ....... 15c
Pine Linen 1idies, 16x32 in, hand
made knotted fringe. .......... 1sc
Fine Linen Splashers, 2OxS0 in. -. lsc
Monte Tray and Carving Cloths,
1880 in.............. 81 aHd ooc
Same, 90x30 in, with or without,
open work ,fringed. -. .55 and 65c
Monte Scarfs, lsx54 aud lSx72 in,
hand-msde fringe 49,. SO and Csc
Butchers Linen, same tlze and
style. ....,.-.....,.-.- ~ anu AUG
At the Round Counter, centre of the
Store.
New England Glass"
Mosaic, shaded, streaked in
spirals. We have taken in
the whole product OF the
ia ct o ry-sugars. creams,
vases, flower baskets and the
like. 1Oc to 81. About a
quarter of the natural selling
price.
Basement. northwest OF centre.
When you need a Filter
that will filter, bear in mind
the Jewett, 81 Up, and the
Gate City (porous stone),
50 up.
Basement, northwest Of eentre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

We told you on Friday a
little, a very little Of the
Dress Goods, and took q
whole newspaper page to do
it in. A page OF hints. ana
half the wearing stuff noJ
even mentioned! How could
we do more in even that
great ep2cel
One M0usNa and E/1y
nine styles Of Sateens alone
And we tossed all theil
shimmery sheeny finenes!
and marse's Of weave anc
printing into a fnger-lone
story. Peer ess, I2ic.; fine
French, &c; best French
37ac.
So With the Ginghams
lf0e hmndj1ca and etgAtes,
styles, halt Ct a Zig regiment
and we grudged the spac
to much more than say
BEST American, 2oc; Andel
sons, 4oc; Scotch Zephyr
5oc."
Then the plain Wooleus
hundreds Of styles in all tn
popular shades.
Serges soc to $I25
Dlagonals soe to SI,25
Cords IS: to 81
> Foules 75c to Sl.25
/ Billo wy, white cappe
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

ITlUBIl1 SALE-- Will ~ SULn AT
X public t1le, on the river road, / mile
and q half below nov castle, on the Grant
ham Hall farm, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1853,
at II O'Clock q. m,
o. head Of WORK or driving hors, and
No. j. BeII, iron gray, 8 years old, Is
hands hiEh, with foal, viii WorE Rnyv here,
has beon driven ~ ladies, not afraid OF
steam, and good driver.
hands high, viii WoiE any WAefe, not Airaii
of stoLm and good driver.
| No. 3. SAN, nlacs horse, ytar1 old, 10
hands hi2h, will work any yWnete, has beon
driven BY lady, and q good traveller
/ No. 4. Dick BLACK horse. years old. 10
hands high, and WORK anywhere, extra Kooi
No. 6. Charley, sorrel horsc, II hands
, high, Will work anywhere.
! No 0. bay ool;, coming l wear cid, Of
( good stock
IL head Of sood cows and hcifers, somo
with calves ny their fi isB aud others 5pr ing
ere; hull, DuthEm guck, coming years
1 yosr5 old; - head Of good shoAts and four
Z boars.
Farming Implements s-8 farm wagons.
new Cham ion iarm weRon, 2 hay rigSings,
one new: spring Dugout, good os neEi l
Defn Hutown car t8ge, 10 good ofdei; dear
lbcrni, tuSt bson done uri l top buggy, no.
top, cart. = Gsta OF wsRaa harnss1, 2 EOgd
sets OF doubts carriage har1o1s, > Ceb OF
lhesvy slpsle hGracss, bridltS, collars, hn'.
ters brittle AID saddle, l OhRmpion binder,
run Oae year; champion mowers, 1 new
lore; CGBm, iOn reaper, sulky ouliivhtor,
lnew; roller, yoOd as nov; plOEs, wired
pl0ws. / Imperial ulog, 4 Peacock plO@,
v llsy pl0W and com Uiow; Q cutie eItOra,
2-hcTsa; LHin halroWl, / Rrlndstono.
wool saw, l 6E yCZe, doubis and Single
tfset, Bh0Yols. fJLs, hos, ] cream cry, O5t
a. neH; tRb.o and other articles Eot N 9p.
ltionCd.
ToEms-All Eums Of s.b and under cath oil
sana over that am uni c-cult OF 0 month
lwill be g!ye1 on pulohaser giving H bank
Lble nOss with al approved erdorser
A. BAXTER.
, WIN. J, Lsnk, huet flo.ita d, ,:ls ,2i1
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

Something of a fall in
Silks-prices, We told you
of it the other day, and how
the Fashion and the market
are both pushing Silks your
way. We have put the
newest weaves and latest
styles and colors within
your easy reach. Tie old
tavorites too-the Antwerps.
peerless for centuries, and
| all the best makes ol foreign
and American looms.
% in. Black Csshmeres,
81.
Black Faille FRANCHISE, 81
to S..
Extra Black Rhadame, 81
Heavy Black Surah, 2t
in, 75c and 81.
Black Moires, antique
Francaise and iaconne
ELECTS, 81 to $3.50.
| % in. Black Louisienne
\ SI.25.
Black Merveilleux, 81.
j 27 in. Black Indias, 81
and 81 %.
i % in. Faille Franz aise. 81
Colored Gros-grains 50,
to SI,25.
! Colored Surahs, 20 in.
| 75c, "a in, up to $1,l5
Colored Moires, S1.50 tC
| S..
| Swiss Summer Silks, go.
i up.
India, China, and japan
), Silks:
!, Plain - in, 7jc.
Plain aud pr nted, - IN, 81.
: Printed, all new designs, Sl.4j
I Illuminated, 81 30.
n Genuine Shaptung Pom
Il gees, s. fer a piece.
ii Judge dozens OF the I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

uuge uoZelS OI lne un-
named sorts by these.
West Transep,.
Liaens. Since our story.
of Linens was told some
days ago the Interest ia
them has been undated.
To day we add a triumph
Iof trade. aooo sets OF very
fac German Tablecloths and
Napkins, Plain and knotted
fringe b0rdered damask in
bleached white, with white,
red. blue, or gray a n d
shrimp borders; some are
linked cream and olive all
over. Oh the prices quoted
below the $3.50 size were
lS7 on Saturday; the $3.50
slze we're SIS, and others in
Hike proportion. This is
Just a trade freak. Old story
-overstocked i'm p orter
ICloths separate from doiIles
when desired:
Set, cloth 2x2 yards, knotted fringe
j, cloth only, sl.7O.
Set, cloth 2x2]5 yards, plain fringe
Il cloth only, 81 co
1 Set, cloth 2x2H yards. knotted fringe
/: $500;
/ cloth only, g. 90.
Set, cloth 2x3 yards, plain fringe, g. GJ
cloth only, 81 80
Set, cloth 2x3 yards, knotted fringe
q 30;
clo h only, g. so.
; Southwest of centre.
You had some OF tht
Especial lot Ribbon prices OF
Saturday. Choice velvets
"a ii Ms, gros. grains, anc
moires at third and hall
Isometimes.
] East Transept.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
ATLANTIC q AsEpS' 81
KO, 22A KANG bEh

The undersigned has a'tea t,sls, ~ y J
Atleptio Gsrdsu in gcoi ssy'., II
Invites all who Wish 90 pad nd pEit
moments pleasantly to cs az hoard, "
pate IN s game OF shum nj nd llqSs
pins or pool. Oholoe vice. "NN
and cigars always on hand morpbl
Lunch every WedneSss! s!ranirE
and Saturday morning and e'o
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor e,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
DON'T MISS

The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoat
cheap, which J. 7. Null
lin & Son are offering.
They want to close then
Overcoats, to get their
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have now
made another reduction
OF 10 per cent. on all
Heavy OvercoatS.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up Spring Clothing,
but not so busy but
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or an
Overcoat TO their order,
They offer boys Over
coats at the same low
prices as their Mems.
They want to sell them.
1t will pay well to buy, il
even for another season.
They close al 6 P. m;
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
WIN. ]. Lsnk,
EXECU OR5 SALE.
II wlllbe sold at public auction on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH,
alto O'Clock, a. m

n 10 O'Clock, a. M,
On the premises at No. G3l Market street F..
Wilmington, u L., the entire stock nt dry
COOS. silk and satins Of the late nrn oi
CHASuH Co., said stock rFnsistinE NJ black.
cnlure and Tan sllks ana satins, black aud
fancy dTrss goods. coats shawlE, Jerseys, cloths
and ca't inrrcs, gents, ladies aud cEitdren'i >
mer riEo underwear and hosiery, lad 'oa' mt lin
ali Sin riUnuns, the largest stock Oi kid gloves
to he lou nd Ia tha state; hi mbury HnG Tor
chou cdgiugs and inHrrtings. tAhlr-llnrns an !
naDkiu-, a rlrndld assortment ~ BODY and
Tapestry brussels carpet oil cloth-, smyrna
rugs, Cocoa and Canton natiinge and Cocoa
mats. AID many other articles to- numerous l.
mention. sale positive, terms cash
HENRY ID CRANOR.
Executor ofSolonnn ID. Crauor, late trad
Ing ns Cr1nOr 4 TO.
Stidham 4 son, Auctioncers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

Sole agent and denOt Tor Delaware af tb,
Bartholomsy Brewing Company iochsstsl
Lager Beer.
sole ggentc for Massey & Co. s PhtlEdelphii
BrcWCrlcs, Massry'B frpwh Stout K, NN
XXX Af.E.S A. ID IOlNThit5.
orders by mstl viii receive prompt HtLcu.
tiDn. Goois shipped to sny port free OF
board. TeleuhoHt connection.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
THURSDAY. MARCH HI.r, A. D.. 1855

At 10 o'clogS, a M.
On the premises, In The city Of wilmington,
Delaware, the following described real estate,
10 wiz
MOL. All that certain piece or parcel OF
land, with the fwO-stgry hr ck dive ling there
ON erected. situate In said city Of W lmlngtnn,
and known n No. Villa son street. having
= front Cf Il f-ot aud running back the depth
of 70 feet. said Williamson street Is laid out
paraiiel With and between Delaware and Gil
pin ave uues
No . All that certain risce or parcel of
| lard, with the twu-st ry brirk dwelling there
| on erected. SITUATE lu said city, and known as
No. Q Williamson stree hAyiugA front Of II
, feet "a inches s-d running back the depth OF
| 70 feet.
| No. r. All that certain piece or parcel Of
/ land with frame stA1ic and shedding there
| on erected, situate IN sa'd CITY and h'ving "A
front ON vi liam an street of q tcet = Inches,
| aad runulus lAck the 1cpth 10 feet.
No. i. All that rtalu piece or parcel oi
land, with The tw o. story brlCk dwelling there
on erected, tuato In taii city Of Wilmington,
and known rs No. 1913 Delaware avenue oAv-
iug a front un said avenue Of .a frct, and run.
ming hAck ~ VII hanson street depth OF ~
feet.
The above o. operticl are all well built and
IN good repair.
ktttl dance VIII be given and terms made
knOH al the time ami place afnrcaaid by
ANNA LARkIS, ENccutttN,
tle I IN W-ts tr uy W 4 LYMAN her attorney
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

DUBLi0 sALE--WILL BE BOLD AT
Il public sale on the promises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH >, 1853,
at O'Clock. p, IN
The following valuable real estate. con-
thlHing ~ sees, more or Uss, Of highly lnI-
proved land belonging Ia The Csta'c Of the
late Jams, White. TIT, land. whichls very
dcslrabsc In cNcrN pattlculaI, an worthy the
altenit N OF capitals 3. being delightful v
situated either for farming nI building lots:
site o. it, not SUR as-cd In Deltwurej,
on the keHHett Fiko, 3IliIcs from " ilmirg-
ton, ana within minutes ri or 10 lninntps
waik from ,irrcny il!c station. ON ia Whining
ton Northern X. r. Is ouuded by lands
Of Henry DUPONT and Mill1m Ntlscn.-
Iefils al sale. DEHOKAI l.. WHITE
MAltIAShA G. WHITE
, ENerUtrIN
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20
OrphanA Court.

See s.ern's 50 per cent. off sAle I'D vor
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

DUBil SA LIZ Will EE SuLn AT
X public taie, on the river road, mile
and half noloT NOW castle, on the Grant
ha I'm Hall farm, On
Daily Republican., 1888-02-20

DUELIU SALh--WlLL BE SOLD AT
4 pubic tGle. On the road leading from
WlluinEton 20 Oout-o7iile, ! mile touih Of
the latter place, ana adloinins tho Lower
Brandy Sins PTesoy erian uhnrch, on
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22n1. lsss,
Etl o'clock p. IN,
Thfes Hor6es Nellie dun marc, 10 ~
hands biRb. Of Ei.t sdEo stocks Kood 10y
shafter promising tO.uIafe ssmothlnR inst.
Fashion, gray mare K jod drivlaK ard brood
mare. George biy hurso. good, true
worHer ard driver, Kate, bay colt, years
old 2sth day OF May sired by Hattler
aS=rE -Four Miloh Cows, ,bomo-Isised, will
Ee-y~ bp frssh in March. 3 ca yes oominl
year old; thoroughbred hiderney heifog,
3 shoats, Ohesttr UUun.y white boar.
farm wagon, nearly new; market Wsg
on, nuarlJ new; twin harrow, pleW, sin-
tle pl0Es. l corn marker, Ohanpion
reatet ana mower, wagon bsrnefs, plo1
harness. Eaoyo.s, PCS, spades, p1Jt dlSpor
gr.adstone heie' 6oyihe, bill hOOg, Goek
p1lltr, x bus1sl and u paoZ measures
sloigh an4 bells horse fngo l5 acre OF
wleat IN the ground, and numerous o.haf
arEcleI,
rt.EMS;- . n gumB o. $40 and ulieT casa,
al ovos that auE Ouut a cteilt Of 8 months on
pure serg .ug a bankAble noto with an
Approved end Or, interest adds1 or per
cent. Uii Tor CAL ON credit sumo.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-20
Local Personal.

s. Phillips of Brunswick is at the Harnett.
C. Bateman of Boston is at the Harnett.
E. NJ. Blount of Darien is registered at
the Harnett.
W. b. Coffin of Columbus is stopping at
the Screven.
]. Schamick Of Augusta is registered at
the Screven.
J. w. West of Waycross is stopping at
the Marshall.
c. Z. Goodall and H. T. Hardinof Gaines
vile are in the city.
B. Burns and Miss Bluett of Ogeechee are
guests of the Marshall
NJ. S. Bawberry of Camden, s. c., is
stopping at the Screven.
Messrs. j. l. Bronson and z. E. Jay of
Macon are guests of the Marshall.
Capt. Thomas Martin of Button, s. c.,
is in the city. registered at the Screven.
J. II. Redding and wife, of Greenville.
Fla, are registered at the Marshall house.
Mrs. A. p. Boyle of Augusta spent yes
terday with the Misses Carrie, on South
Broad, near Barnard street.
The following persons from Augusta com
posed party to Tybee yesterday: ID. Ora
ham, J. T. Riley, John Miller and d. Kerr.
Mr.. John Burns, purser of the steamer
City of Augusta, is quite i'll at his residence
on Stewart street. DR.. Elliott is attending
him.
Mr.. John Bordley left last night, via the
Central railroad, for Atlanta with his wife,
who will be placed under the treatment of
DR.. Calhoun.