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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29
APoLooIlING ron cI.eyrI.A,p.
= Democratic fx. Csngressmsn rx-
plains HIS opYo sition 10 This Ter

PoRf TowssHSn. July p Hoe. W
y. ilhl. OF Defiance. Ohio. ex.nfemEer
q congress, accompanied by Jadge
iaitty 81 the sasne state, is sojunrning
lev days u the poft-of-enfry. Mr.
Ail has been con istcat lrjcnd Of
Washington Territory, and parlieu-
isriy q this city. earnestly assisting
Judge Kuhn ~ securing the apprcpri-
Aitoa ior tar custom house when the
latter was ia Washington trying 10 gct
it through lie also reported favo-
ably a. chairman Of the committee
On Territories. oa the hill providing
Tor the admission ~ Washington Ter
rl;ofy and OF the panhandle bin
aunexiag that portion Of Idaho.
Among other things. Mr. ilil said
% the faST. IsrEtLleENeEn reporter
that rsc reason the president had not
signed the latter bin was that az. tho
president. thought Washington ogsht
% assume o portion Of idaha's SiGl 900
debt when she acquired so mach Of
her land and there was no provision
70 this eisert in the bill. When il Wa
sugge tel 10 Nj Hill that no sueh
question was raised. either ia the
senate of house he said "Neverfhe-
less, the president thought OF Il. and
believing L wrong in tnat share Didn't
siKn rs MT Hil does net believe
The Mile h.l viii ia 6 the seuaia and
heaee couciades that TO tariff ieui la
ton VIII BE- reached tisi session
Hciug ~ the Democratic persuasion
lso believes jn free lumber aud Il also
ialu io believe that Cleveland VIII lio
alFntss7
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TERRITORIAL TALK.

The Tacoma Sesss hiss been enlarged AID
. iaarrs Tsd
Iie1sry Nets shineir min s. chehAfls
,aras out 2aessl day.
Spokane FSlls hAs se50ol attendance ~
t.sA-sa5 oo9s, Sc girls
fevss eoaaty fair viii Dc held 8: Cheha-
Is september =. > aud y.
Tlssra are Forty de rrut varieties 81 xii.
isa sg the Eseias SertAaesL
Fort Tossasend's Increase sa pspslsslea
{ Ia past ysss has tesn 8 pr cent
Tise prsprietess 81 sise Hot sprisg. hsstel
esrooa rsvef. ara making many isshnave-
ule1fS
Tue largest log ever rotAcf tasa ne caa-
Sta gievF VA. e. feei ssssg. syzAesi - iGchs-
kEssi oostsisss,5 js-l1zl it-,s
GsEoss stevens, & farmland asay Dag-
ssa BAD fsash tsoaes 81 Tao 4eis asm ssz3Een
y ocGng csuvss in tszrSsasas machine
a trsrswsv i beine hsEin faoE tbs large
sgsss % tiEfessf ia7sa neTstlssst - tsnsrAl5s
e. 1he CaeSaiis river 80 sErssis TIE afiils q
sf&f pizV VIE hes
The Nssees IS. lrnstes q 81 4 txlrlr taxed.
as ether firszs ~ sH9rrs are, tsa Eaeaziis
seagls8fe 9Haes. " 20 H4s - 2EreS NsalAa
have - paw &sssat sSSs1 ys&r
ghapl& Ssabs<. - tAs As1cr3czn "a
s-,en's Ftsen8 Ssssistes AAs uTxNaizasl
arsacA ssseiess a. SAaff tSasss ~, w5fh Ass
Ansna NolksS a. resident csssssAsr-
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Ga see ussrfs It the wGFii asE 2Akias a ane
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have sstyeFsi several growers rs eFRts issx
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~. sxs & ned 81 Atsss - ssSt&Gzs 81 aSyns.5;
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,.ssssa hra. wxas hskae <zd p<sse7rra his
peeesssax a1das saS sto1s s1s-sg aEss ere
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A simple barometer.

One q The most simple o. nature :
barometers l. spiders web, When
there IS prospect OF Wind or rain.
the spider shorfcns the filaments hy
which It's web l. sustained. and leaves
Il IN this state as long as the weather
3. variable If il eloneateS its threads.
IL Is a sign 81 fine, calm, weather. the
aurajioa Of which may be judged hy
the length 20 which the threads are let
out. II the spider remains inactive
Il Is sign OF rain; If i keeps IL WORK
during the rain. the down-pour viii
net last long, AMI viii lse followed ~
fire weather Observation has taught
that the spider makes changes IN its
web every - hours. and that Il such
changes are made 5n the evening, Just
before sunset. the night will be clear
AMI beautiful
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TANonA NEWS.
thousand Dollars for Roslyu-
The uiChwattneu.

fsroMA. july = " kaufman, 81
thr committee appointed by tlie cham.
ect' 81 commerce g. solicit suhacrtp-
tsous In ai} % the Ruslyu sufferers
reissTtcd this evening & round thousand
isoilars AZ the result 81 the two dav.
work. with a large number 81 the husi,
resS men set tn see. A public meeting
t. Re held in Alpha orera house 80
supplement- this selection IS talked 81.
The machinery fer The blaming mni
department. ol The Pacific iniil arrive
ON tac car. this morning fram the Ia .
s'sd was beaded oH o. barge az the
ssari ard taken "a the min. The two
p.Snecs came from hoston.
Additional particulars 81 tha high
N9y robbery mentioned IN Yesterday $
For lNfettscgNcEa have heen
icayaei The tao men robbed we're
osnc3 Emcrson an8 Npcu. the latter
81 cid iuap with lawiv IF six chs
tireR, resfJipr Ia she f3rslwnrd. km-
esst1 gavc zap q Ps'ket-hook contain
taS So 81 ana tHg ieitce SIS al he
ASST tHcrasa. who was sFs0kinE \
bif'o Saws that i Be bad been properly
at himself he miea, hsVe succe<siallt
rcstsiet thcm thss although enc Of
tilr n}rH use,t pistol when be usi.e
his demands, he was very aw kwsrss
Aaani e. and thAj lany Scrc no doubt
FaN Nacu % the ha inosS lie SAYS the
HlAh ta9i peittet the pistol vas q
s'9atls -huiit man, Niih sarsiy ntoas
sseaes a'ad the ether was smooth.
sarcd yeang man 90 atsagi - yesrs of
sse. sad thinks thew 1--we around Ta-
NVil3a, 81 they rrahablV do
AHefe Is a strong sentiment auaap
rsN owners IA favoT - Ysriag
Faltiic avenue.
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MALtA WALLA. July y xThc hotly
contested ease 81 Reed " Bats. over
lto acres near here, was decided hy
the land office agains. Eeed.
The Democratic Club will open new
assembly rooms ia the Johnson build
ing tonight
Great satisfaction j. expressed with
the governor action in the Pyle ca @
Tho family Of w H. Walker. killed
here July by d runaway team, were
seni EaSi this morning by citizens.
AEs. Margaret Spinney has received
noilee of aa allowance Of $3.50 back
pay on So monthly pension
4 Portland capitalist has taken $40. D
60 stock in the Hopkins Electric
LaEhi Company
Fred Witt, weii-known young man
OF good parentage, who lately married
a prostitute. was arrested and Jailed
Ffsr ssasresftsats ttss Ys,n~ss s4.as
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lSeM " csta7issiHs GsarJl3aat
The adTiees received on saturday
tatigg tha; the sockeyes we're passing
san Jaau island IN immense number
has proved 10 hc tree. "A Spaa as the
iirst acts were hauled from The wafer
last cht i became eFi lent there were
more a.mun than Usual and the fish
crmen sete certain Of big catch.
Boats fishing opposite the city and
ahoye. averaged over se fish each,
while near the mouth Of the river the
average was still greater IL i the
opinion Of tlse fishermen that the sock
cye run has commenced at last, though
Il viii take few days TO decide The
correctness OF these sgrmises
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" ss. Sanssnn's Pratt Trecs-The
Great Chicago Barber Leaves

olyNr8A. 1uly a. The ease ~ W..
kalu jameson ". The tity * Olym-
ria IS an trial before ReloFre A. &.
Ayers. This s. thr case tn NhIeh Mr.
3ansesan Csnte q the Fieht NJ ihe cisy
- omen Sixfeeuth street through his
preulssas. and sgeS the city foF darn
sges which BE eiaims 60 have sas.
tssr1r4 rs reason of the destruction 81
kis frait trees whtch he gas ctsitSyst-
ing ga said property. The s'Tret had
always beca saia oas haas ws< never
oiseae5 until abaaf q wear age. and
Mr.. Jameson he'd Appropriated lt 60
HI use a. an orchard. Il Being HeNs u
his residence. when she street Wa
opened shr orchard wss ef ceurse
elearv,l away For this Nr. jameson
secs slae c&fy, clsnslnc that 4 haa TO
rieht a. ufsen che ssrcet unal Il bad
gwen aiua = sufficient Hofscs q re-
sassse kis popSFty therrfrcn.
xEW aScoEPa xsrIaNS-
The following corporations have
6iesi articles With Secretary Us5nes-
Toe Gtsehalss Raiiiine an7 Loan A.
Slsissisn * Ghehasis. capital stock
SeffssA. trustees. &. NJ ssfasiman. d
M EAMorce. M Hosier. : II. Berry
J G. Berry, I. Lawrence. c H. Rscd.
! Il Moss ard 4, ! LssamaS. IssoA-
Secf IS fSV raising 81 saauey - he
lsane,l 30 Is naeSaissrs fer ase IN thr
enecslon and repair ~ buildings. sna
sor rsaoFsnE membranes freal real
estate
The Rainier club Of Seattle. CAPITAL
Stock SHsa; trustees. f. r. Ferry
IA. q. strive. j. A. MeDSnAlt, John
I<ary. r. q wAsAsarn Il a.
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ELtENsBCEg, july IS Among the
many arrivals TO-DAY af the johnson
house are eS.iu3ge Turner and wife.
also jas. Giispcn. sheriff OF Spokane
county
mass meeting o. citizens. ifrespec-
tive of party. has boon called hy Mayor
Jack FOR August 3 Tor the purpose
81 making arrangements as 10 hall ac-
e,emmosistj0ns. etc Tor the territorial
ksPahilran convention. which meets
in eeplgm er The tow opera house
vii pretably De used. q completed hy
that lime
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sta al
three prominent citizens 20 be
of
of Ne number viii al Il Judge and eierks.,
Furnished viii
publicly
the number
Deposit them n ballot 9
by the purchasers lots who will proceed
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fort Townsend Real Estate.

PoRr townsend. July * The past
week has been - 'rad letter one in Port
ToEnsead real estate Following the
large ,ie;Ils 81 Monday. which aggre-
gated SlDa.00i. the activity has been
steadily sustained, the largest pur-
CHASE being the Bartlett property. on
Taylor street by Banker q. 4. CiaVp.
This most OF the investors. however.
have been strangers. ar unusually
largo number arriving yesterday, aud
carriages are racing around ia al tiirec-
tons with pre- pertise purchasers eX-
aniiniue property
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SPOKANE Fkl8s. July ~ lieases
,,,le'tRins % J. iEolmaa ana Mr.
'eFscN tsFned oariS this raoraing.
l-'fss NR*Vt Insurance. sissa
'he spokane Railroad Litigation.
SPOKANE FANfs. 1ulY = Owing to
klse aisscaoe of Ja.sse Nash II Olivia
pa. argument iE the iniracsua case
@ sae NertAcgn Pacsglc against thc
Seattle & Lake shore rss4a. gxe.i for
ss'-iSS Ass postponed nHtsl Tues lsy
=. ne Northern FsriEc has completed 5
aaa's ever the psoY@rsy which Is recrsv.
- az ersier restraining the Seattle road
frss0 crossing.
Ta~ saimas River Stampede.
Ei-la-SsE~Es tsiy 49, Abeat Eve
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METHOD OF AWARD.

to draw the cards from the boxes First then
are handed to the judge who viii both. These
by The clerks
. Warranty deeds viii be made for lots rapidly The
known.
Remember that there blanks. Each purchaser
cleared and FIVE oat 81 the Whole number house and 10
way from $50 10 $500
Plans 81 houses and plat Of land be had upon sppeas
For maps, showing design OF boses well lots npoa
being erected and ali other information call address
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NE TERRITORY.
Opening the concon-
nully Country.
~ Steamboats, Whistle in
the 0kanogan Hills.
MIL Attempt IT saieide In
Spokane Falls.

sarvess fs~sa sear waits
- FosnsBzrE Preparing for
~ E~pasIiesn censsntiea = The
x.<.,..a nixh~sy naturalization
.r.s. AIa fss Eessyn Dwellings,
n~rr~s.
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STEINER (LiRl BROWN

r IAvEs yTsLER's WHARF FOR IA.
i 4 coma. Olympus asd XIX ssDokgm al
a N. every Monday. "Wednesday sns Fri
day.
Returning. leaves shelton, Big sko0kGm,
a. \. II, every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
erffaE
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" ALA " MIA, JAY - lo-si4g
HeaT WsifshuFe Willard and Witt
tlfeyh!ng o1tht was consumed, IN
elai ling ihfcsh her derrick and 1870
bushels % grain in the taes The aa.
chine was brand new. and was making
q trlal ran Il Was not yet accepted
The loss ls 500 The fire vas caused
bF fFsqfifsu
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

H.
e
a once
a
will the Ann design $1,000 One will be
teneqhb
duplicated
REMAINING LOTS
Addition Guaranteed ABSOLUTELY PERFECT and
ED be carried precisely advertised money will be refunded
Rernittances o
TERMSsOO down. s75 18th of August $50 September
naming $50 before LIST October
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rsHs Tsvs.gss. laly ss-Tl.srs /. :
gi0s ing SRI sss..gl..sssv,. s,.s-.ys..s.. :
the kssfrzlng - - fs-s-5.
kssgyst se1ss stase irzsss z,.v,...,...-ss -
sfpsa sslssxas g.sr<,e -rg.s. 8. =. -
HssFs 81 :laxfsan, 6Fr - -
Il s8ffs4 $50 - ssn ss,rss :.
and sssiigisterss.sI tevlr.ss - - 49,
@fsl tfsext14sssssfie 1p.ifs, -,--sls. =,
eosaF<ts for ard earvv - ~. ~
es1Ilaserse ~ tae tsrsr,s4 80 -.
the projects IN al, ,s,rts - -.
and kart5se II j. f7ts9 sn.le~ s, 49,
from SskalssFrsa 10 fr,s,ar.s E-,,s.sz'.s.g
ia BeltinRszr.s hsv. fser. = $. - -
franclans ara t'sss-sg,, r. - -.
are tsszt Fragments 81 kss t.s.rss =.
fbonefsts Half tarwa ssyse,sss -, -.
az tsse. r,f.v. - -. tief seer
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The healthier chiHse j. getting de-
pefAts n ms effort 10 get into tAe
/ country before thenes treaty ersex INT,
effect Tsres more attemptsst b. Tide
~ i'if custom house YESTERDAY. They
werc arrested and returned ON the
Alaskan
The Port Townsend Land ana In
ifpselncnt Company executed arf{eies
q incorporation here YESTERDAY. Nth
eaFstai stock Of $50 900. IL offieere
are President, Henry Bash; vice.
president, Adam Weir. both II pnrt
ioN tiseild secretary and treasurer
q Harper; trustees, J I. Tiai and
Mason, the three latter being of
California.
Politics always wax warm ia port
iownsclid. Yesterday two prominent
h"tel keeliers, enc an ardent Repnbi-
san ami the other an equally warfa
democrat. made the maiden het ~
tilis campaign. The wager sas S5s1to
sla, the odds being offered 81 the
Democrat and quickly accepted bv the
Republican.
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,aPiiaI il0lee No. Is, <. at p. ia
stalled the following officers las,
night 7. II. GaTlyon, +. 6: VI. A
Root. G G +. o'frce. v. q: 5asey,i
snyder. + g. A. settler u 4.
sseosge hoffman. I g. j Hawk, q. &.
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anIrrIxa.

Norwegian Ship Oregon. lumber
laden, from Tacoma for Melbourne
arrived down to ship crew and clear
this morning,
ship Ivy. from san Francisco for
TORI ttskeley, t. load cargo OF lam
her Tor Melbourne, arrived to-day,
Steamer Mexico sailed for Frisco
1881 evening Nita seven cabin and
eleven steerage Passengers from PORT
Townsend.
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~eokAEF FALie, JHiF Is Chris Nel-
san ; railroad tahore5 50 years eg age.
eeeenily from Seattle boil himself I'm
tbs heed to.niRht The waund
thoagit Serious, + sos considered iatai.
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80 AfFuExTKl.

gessrnor seFapfe has svYsssnsess Ii
tasa@Nilfsg person. - he retarses rss,s
&c 9. : Prince. q Tilnrs,on III II
hsrsieti and l.. II Hheeler. - King
John I be0sr. D. N. Thospp-on az.
= 9 ttfskilslss, Of Spokane; G. NJ. K..
h.gF, Of Nhateons, and Henry Nslps
OF Lswis.
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

~
arsatH naSe
wMu % .
asIowa she etcar fare he
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EsEk xoeo
~ of alss1i,s
Fsil ihsasrs,,
vs. essn6ss
- oar slsisi
s1s'. *sn
nd! % .sDRz.,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
DIAMONDS.
Watches and Diamonds Found il Tea
and Coffee-A Novel Way of Intro
ducing Goods.

Watches and Diamonds Found in Tea
and COffee-A Novel Way of Intro
ducing Goods.
The names of all persons finding dia-
monds, watches, etc, are added to this list
daily. The Overland Tea Company, of
San Francisco, Cal, have Tefitted the store
No. lis BrOughton street, between Bull and
Drayton streets, and in order to introduce
their goods this company put Tor thirty
DAYS souvenirs in every can OF tea and
coffee sold, such as solid gold, silver and
nickel watches, also genuine diamonds in
solid gold setting; also money and many
| other articles of less value. Every can con
tains souvenir. The Coffee, can and con
| tents weigh about three pounds the Tea,
can and contents about one and One-half
pounds This expensive and novel way of
| advertising Will be discontinued after thirty
days and these really choice goods will be
| sold strictly on their merits. but with
out the souvenir. OF course every
purchaser must not expect TO get
| a diamond or watch This company
claim that they have just as good right to
! give away watches, diamonds, or other
| jcwelry and money, as their competitors
| have to give away glassware, chromOS, etc.
| Get up club. Those who get up a club
| order most always get a handsome present.
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all
| parts of the United States on receipt of cash
or post office order. Terms single can, 81,
six for IS; thirteen for SO, and twenty
seven for $40. Address. Overland Tea
Company, Savannah. Ga.
Mrs J. W. Beardon, Madison, Ga mail order
| silver cup; Mrs. F. E. lands, Hull street. can
money; G. A. VOTERS, Whitaker street. silver
cake stand; ". e. Walton West Broad cluster
| diamond ring; Mrs J. c. c. Blackburn, Madison,
| Ga, mail club order diamond ring; Daniel Con-
| ner, SO West Broad, ladies' gold hunting case
| watch in tea; w. L. MarSden, Williams street,
| $50 gold coin; VI. Bridell. Augusta, Ga. mail
club order silver pickle castor; G. a. KilSey,
| Patton street, can money; K. B. HawTins, York
| street, elegant diamond lace pin; Miss X Mayse,
Barnard street, ladies' chatelaine watch: E. D.
| Murtagh, Williams street, silver sugar bowl; f.
r. Mather Whitaker street, can money; J. D.
Featherstone. Drayton street, stem winding
watch r. b. Winters, Bay street, silver sugar
BOWL +. 4. Moulton, Price street, can money !,
Miss T. MARITIME, Houston street, cluster dia-
mond ring; George A. Reardon, GWinnett street.
gents hunting case gold watch in tea; J. A
Lykens, Montgomery street, silver fruit stand :;
Miss VI. Garrison, Anderson street, $40 gold coin
in tea; B. A. Tierney, Indian street, diamond
ring; Mrs. A. f. Richards, Hull street. gold ring
diamond, ruby and sapphire setting; Charles g.
Hardy, Beaufort, S. C., $50 mail club order
found gold huntng-case watch and cluster dia-
mond pin in tea; r. A. Livermore, Duffy street.
can money; W. f. Maddox, Bay street, can
money; NJ. j. Knox, at Harmon S livery stable,
diamond ring.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
TEROuGE TEE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There By the
News Reporters.

Live Oak Lodge OF Odd Fellows viii hold
a regular meeting tonight.
Landrum Lodge. r. A. NJ, will bold a
regular communication tonight,
Mcintyre and Heath's Mnstrels played
before a crowded house last night.
Messrs. Strachan & Co. cleared The
British bark Ambassador for Hamburg,
with 4,40l barrels Of rosin. weighing
2,O44, $50 pounds, valued at 1851 and 3,5'S
white oak slaves, valued at S4U0. Total
valuation Of cargo S.
In order TO accommodate parties wishing
to visit Savannah during the Jasper Ftsti-
val the steamer St Nicholas VIII leave
Savannah on Sunday, Feb. 10, at p. M,
instead OF NJ nday, 10th, returning to Sa-
yannah by Wednesday morning, Feb. %
The iireInen were called out at : 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning by fire in the Ogle-
thorpe Club rooms at Broughton and Bull
streets The fire started N the reading
room on the Broughton street SIDE OF the
building and burned through the floor into
Porter's drug store. 1t was discovered in
time TO prevent any serious damage The
damage both 10 the club and to Mr.. Porter's
stock is principally by smoke. The fire
started from a CRATE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
Faint the Town Red.

Our display Of Colored Torches before the
Jasper Committee and over 500 people
last night in the park was such satisfac-
tory one that the committee give Us an
order for a number Of them. Private
parties, societies and others who expect to
take part in tho torchlight procession
Thursday night, Feb. %, 1883, will do
we'll % give us their orders AZ once. as we
have only limited number on hanG and 10
arrive These torches are brilliant in color
and throw a light over 5OJ feet and burn a
half hour. We offer them at close figures
b assist IA tue success OF the occasion.
DAVIS BRos.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
Local Personal.

Mr.. Henry Osborne, weil-known repre-
sentative of the New York Graphic, who
was here during the Sesqui-C Centennial, is
in the city for the purpose OF Illustrating
and writing up the Jasper celebration. He
proposes to illustrate in his paper the various
features connected with the arrival of the
President, the military parade, the uuveil-
ing Of the Jasper monument, the trades
display, with special pictures Of the princi-
pal floats, the boat races, fireworks, etc.
Mr. Osborne and his wife are at the Screven,
where they will be glad to see any Of then
n1nnv f1.ipndS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
The Leaders Of STYLE.

Altmayer & Co. offer to-day very de-
sirable line of 80 inches wide English Cash
mere, suitable for early spring wear, EN-
bracing all the very latest shades, including
goblin blue, terra Gotta, goblin gray, apple
green, moss green, etc, at 52l&c., unprece-
dented value. They also offer the very
finest French Satteens at 29c Ladies, for
the latest and most correct styles, visit Alt
rnaVer's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17

Notwithstanding the great number of
orders filed for decorations, we still have a
big stock on hand, and are ready to supply
you in any quantity. Our prices are rock
bottom, and all new, fresh goods Don't
delay this matter, but make your selections
at once. Davis Bros.