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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

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n EORGIA, CHATHAM CouNTY.-Notice Is
In hereby given that have made application
10 the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order TO sell oneeighth ~ interest in house
and lot Number Sixty (60 Brown ward city OF
savannah, Georgia, all the household and
kitchen furniture therein; also $1,000 bonds OF
the Western Railroad Of Alabama, and $4,000
tr1partite bonds Of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia, belonging to
FOR the payment OF debts and distribution, and
that said order will be granted at the JULY
TERN, 1883, of said court unless objections are
filed.
CHARLES II. OLNSTEAD,
Administrator estate Mary @. Brigham,
deceased.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

CITY OF SAVANNAH, OFFICE CRY SURVEYOR, |
June 2, 1858. {
PROPOSALS.
viii be received at the Office OF FRANK Z.
REBARER, Clerk Of Council until II NJ. June
9th. 1888, for paving portions Of the following
streets.
BROUGHTON STREET.
From the west side Of Abercorn street TO the
west side OF East Broad street. Approximate
estimate Of number Of square yards 10 be paved,
500 Wo,k to be commenced not later than
Oct 18th, 1888.
BARNARD STREET,
From the south side Of Congress TO the SOUTH
side Of State street. Approximate estimate OF
number Of square yards 10 be paved, 3,l00.
Work 10 be commenced not later than Nov LIST,
1883.
LIBERTY STREET,
From the west side OF Wheaton street TO the
west side OF Tattnall street, space Of twenty
five 1851 foet in width each side OF said street
(Which spaces are to be connected at street in
tersectiOns) and from thence 10 the east side OF
West Broad street, the paving TO be forty 400
feet in width. Approximate estimate OF num-
Der Of squire yards TO be paved, 1880. Work
to be commenced not later than Nov LIST, 1888.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or all
Plans and specifications can be seen at this
office.
For further information apply TO
w. J. VIM, City Surveyor.
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOME
Centrally Located.
c. H. DORSETT, AuCtiOneer,

VIII offer at the Court House or TUESDAY,
June B, 1888, during the usual hours Of sale.
brick outbuilding, known ms No SO Liberty street,
north side), between Lincoln and Habersham
streets This house is admirably arranged for
convenience Of housekeeping and for comfort,
having water and gas on every floor, marble
mautles parlors frescoed and the whole home
In fine condition The property, eastern por-
ton Of lot Lot No. 49, Crawford ward is subject
TO an annual Ground Rent of s. TO the City OF
Savannah.
The present owners are living on the premises,
and will be glad 10 show same until day of sale.
should recommend II 10 home seekers. II ID
only sold because the owners are about leaving
the State.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash 81 Advance, each
insertion.
Everybody Who kds any rant 10 supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure. indeed, amy ,ctsh
to crafty, should advertise in this column.
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Ponnlar Science.

IL Is predicted that the borings through
the Straits of Dover will reveal the exist
ence of extensive coal beds.
Basic Stag. the refuse Of steel works. when
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.en1cUITuRAL DEPARTMENT.

The Field, Farm and Garden.
We solicit articles for this department.
The name of the writer should accompany
the letter or article, not necessarily for pub
iication. but as an evidence Of good faith.
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A FINE INVESTMENT.
Store, ReSidenceG VacantGrOand
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, AuCtiOneer,
Will offer at the Court House, on TUESDAY,
June 5, 1885, during the usual hours OF sale,
The store and residence, with the lot, 40x07,
on the northwest corner Of Gwnnett and West
Broad.

The property adjoining above on the west,
being 90 feet front on Gwinnett street and run
ming back 20 feet to a lane. Upon this lot is a
large wooden building the roof OF which has
been injured by fire. This is a fine property for
Improvement. and is situated in q populous
nelghborhood, in which property is rapidly ad-
vancinR.
Terms-One-haf cash, balance in IL months,
with interest at per ceat.
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The following parcels of land being subdivision
of lot No. 1 Placsntia tract and known as
Nos One TO Eleven:
LOTS ONE, THREE, FOUR FIVE and SIX,
containing each five acres.
LOT TWO, containing one and oneffth acres
LOT SEVEN, containing live and one half acres
LOT EIGHT. containing one and hve-eighths
acres.
LOT NINE, containing one and one third acres
LOT TEN, containing one and 1900 acres.
LOT ELEVEN. containing one and three
eghths acres.
Be the same more or less, as will more fully
appear by reference TO plan of subdivision
made by JOHN r. TEBEAU, County Surveyor,
Nov, 30th 1883. Terms cash
For further particulars apply to
II. BLUM.
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OFFICIAL.
Arrears for Ground Rent.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Savannah. Ga. June /, 1883 (
The following lots are In arrears to the city
for ground rent, of which lessees are hereby no.
titled. c. s, HARDEE, d.
City Treasurer.
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w ANTED, a white woman 20 do PLAIN wash
w ing by the day. Apply at $50 Whitaker
street
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PERSONAL,


A GARD FROM MR.. HENDERSON.-Ed
~ Morning News: In Saturdays Morning
News you state that John Ii, Fox is q son-iu.
law of mine Please correct this rs said person
is not connected by blood or marriage 10 either
myself or wife. One of my daughters married
a cousin of J. II. Fox. My lawyer are prcpar-
ing for a new trial. THOMAS HENDERSON.
DROF WHITMAN. ia South Broad street,
i Free eye tests for ladies this afternoon.
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HELP WANTED

NNANTE1 %, young man acquainted with the
w grocery and fruit business, active, reliable
and eau get up early in the morning. A H.
CHAMPION.
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WANTED, a white nurse. Apply at il0l1
w Taylor street, between Bull and Drayton.
WANTED, a good cook. Apply at 15l Dray'
w ton street,
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w ANTED, an active man lone out of en-
w ploymen) to begin on moderate salary
and work himself up, representing in his own
locality, an old established house Refer
ences exchanged GAYS MANUFACTURING
HOUSE 30 Reade street n Y
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
YhunlerbOIt Property
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
LaRoChe & Mclaughlin,
kuCtiOneerS,

viii be sold on TUESDAY, JUNE 9Th, during
the usual hours Of SALE in front of the Court
House:
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S00 10 $500 1o a2NT for G "a, be A %a@s
preferred who can furnish their own horses and
give their whole time to the business. Spare
moments may be probably employed also. A
few vacancies in towns and cities. t. f. JOHN
SON & co, 1909 Main street. Richmond, Va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-14

"Dingcd il they amt tryin' to kotch me
in lel"
This was the ejaculation which hoa,ed
from the lips Of President Hadden into
the auricular appendages Of an APrRAL
reporter yesterday.
lie had Just picked up an afternoon
paper. His eyes glanced hurriedly over
the columns until they fell upon an article
in which he was the central theme. The
burgomaster always looks for these things
first II was an interview. The COM
ments were by prominent citizen" a
piece OF furniture without which no daily
newspaper Office is complete. The master
OF the burg was not angry. lie held his
sides and laughed until an innocent but
ton dropped from his Scotch plaid suit Of
clothes 10 the Brussels carpet beneath his
feet, and the electric bell began 10 Jingle
from sympathetic vibration.
"Well, sir, dinged II they amt tryin' to
ketch me III a lie!" Again he yielded to
an indulgence the which is said TO DO con
ducivc 10 much averdupois. Then grow.
ing serious he beamcd down upon the re-
porter and observed "But they KANT
make nothin' Outen me. | may have fits,
but they are not Of the kind that raise
doubts Of mental soundncss; and they do
say am trying to capture the sympathy
Of the people to cover up my errors Jee
Whillikensl They do me proud. I'll be.
gin Ia think after while Pm great man
ii they keep on attributin' 10 me motives
am not vet acquainted with"
Yet for another whirl did the burgomas-
ter assault the high pitch Of laughter
sin the days when the children OF Israel
perambulatcd proudly over the face Of the
earth, fearing not the spears and arrows
OF jealous Philislincs, my immortal name
sake remarked, Il have said in my heart.
all men are liars | believe il WIS David
who made himself famous by this obscrva-
ton. What would he have done had lac
lived in this degenerate age, when every
man s against his ncighbor? When |
took hold OF this machine. every man,
woman aud child in this city were my
friend and hearty constituent. Look at
me now You come up here, look mt me
n minute, then 20 back 10 the office and
write mp yarn about what | didn't say;
next day another fellow comes along, does
the same thing but exactly opposite; then
the third fellow takes both of these yarns
aud tries 10 kelCh mo in "a lie! II beats
my time. But they KANT do nothin' with
me :"
And the burgomaster went into his ante
room Ia sleep and dream over the yicissi-
tudos Of life aud fortune.
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MENKEN a. COMPANY
THEY CAUGHT THEM.
A Black Fish Party Has Marvellous
81 lrioa to Tall

A Black Fish Party Has Marvellous
Stories TO Tell.
III have just returned from Black Fish, :"
said Mr.. William H. Hancock 10 an
Arrr,L reporter yesterday.
"All right, let's have an account Of the
SPORT" was the responsive inquiry.
"l'm afraid 10 tell, ior Il sounds like n
regulation fish story. Hut can prove il
by reliable participants. We spent two
DAYS nj the lake, aud caught 800 fish. The
smallest Of these was IA large n my hand,
the largest would weigh three or four
pounds.
"Now ior the game part Of the story"
"rhe woods are full Of squirrels. but
they arc protected by mosquitoes. II We
got out into the woods We were attacked
by millions oi the pcsky little tribe, and
made to beat q hasty retreat"
"Whcrc IL the iinny game YOU caughtf''
''Some Of Il We brought home, tho NJ.
maindcr We ate at tho lake. oh, VI
caught it,
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the ARLINGTON mon SCHOOL.
The Interesting Program Arranged for
commencement Week.

The Interesting Program Arranged for
Commencement Week.
The closing exercises Of the Memphis
district high school, NJ. +. lcakc, prcsi-
dent, will begin tomorrow at Arlington.
Friday there will be the examination OF
primary classes aud tho primary exhibi.
ton, the latter ut night. Sunday morning
the commencement Scranton will b.
preached by the Rev. ". 4. Harris, ID. u.
Monday morning there will lie the cNnmi.
nation 81 the academic CLASSES; ut night
the anniversary 81 the literary society
when W. J. Chapman will real an essay
on Tho Influence Of Associates AIR
George l.. Harris an cs-iy ON "Ihc Pisi,
Present and Future oi the South. aud the
subject, Resolved. That the Printing
Press has been Greater BLESSING 90 Man
than Steam" will he debated 10y Miss
Monnic Smith and Miss DAVIS Richardson
IN the affirmative aud Miss Meta Marley
and Miss Make Garrett in thc negative.
Tuesday there will be- the examination Oi
the collegiate classes, aud nj night
tho annual concert. "Wednesday the
annual meeting Of the board oi irus.
tres will be- held, aud nlso thc
anniversary oi the alumnm and
alumni, when Miss nacio Thompson will
rccilc, Miss Sallic Allen rad mn essay on
THE Women of the South" Miss Hattie
II. Lovctt rccitc. On "Wednesday, the
2Oih, the graduating exercises will take
place, when Cot Josiah Patterson will al
dress the class Miss Katie y. Jones read
the Glass Prophecy Mr. II. u. Funk de.
liver an Grafton on ''rhc Tide IN the Ai
fairs Of Men," Miss Make Garrett rccitI
"Mild Lungarclla," Miss Ola ColV eiyf
the class poem and yalcdiclory, aui ~.
Anna Cole the farewell addrn-- b. 80
class.
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LADIES' READYMADE GOODS.

Princess Wrapper, deep nouncc, only Goc;
worth Sl.OO.
Calico Dressing Sacqucs. 30c.
Chldrcns Yoke Waists, trimmed en-
broidcry Bingham suits, Gyc, worth
Sl2j.
Childrcn's Lace Stripe Short Dresses, 3Oc,
worth zoe.
Ladies' embroidered tuck bosom Chcmiscs,
lace edge, Sc.
Corset CoyeB loo and PC.
FINE GooDs SoprD- Small lot Of Infants
Long and Short Slips, Dresses and
skirts, very fine quality, slightly
soiled, at half price.
SrEcIAL-ln Dress Goods Department, :
cnscs 37-inch Figured Batistcs. at Toe 4
yard; worth 200.
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AT MEMPHIS.
a1p Linden street=ny special Rsqussi-A
New Theory and Treatment Tor
Fever aud Agne, int.rmittent Fever, Remit.
tent Fever and Dumb Ague.

The significance Of the word Malaria Il "hai air.
THIS name given ~ u by the PHI sicians u old
uho rccognisud the oau.e II this srOufFe " Nv bad
air poisonous sass, aud that u we'll named
Il proven by modyfn sClcutIat. who. by means ui
high power micf1sonp,- and other subtle means ui
analysis have demonstrated that 70 isa 4 air. IN.
deed not only an accumulation Of uoSlous sa-s
but murv u u shown ~ H. laden with destructive
parasite germs the now pccuuy rccosnisf,l "larll.
lus Malaria" The C,act causc aud naiurr ~ this
disease having finally hccn determined. We NJ oncv
sought 10 adopt the remedy uuf ahor. which
have iuf many iean lain m the diwction " tuin
battling di-oasU ~ nicruhIc uf rvun origin htcd
~ particularly cot this work. aud experiments chr
rcd on in our laboratory have happily culininaird
IN The discovery of combination OF gyfmi,ldcs
that l. ingredients destructive to the germ ~ ma.
lAria, though harmless 10 the patient that W. afu
nos ahle ~ ofcf surswn mo only rclici pcnna.
uent and worthy oi the name that IL today obtain
able
A. ~ Dixon A son, roronto, Canada sole pro.
pfcioru Tor q. q A. and Canada. Also propfistnrs
OF pssn's New Treatment Tor Catarrh, Ga
tarrhRi f.Ner aud Hay Fewer, whcrhy the
wursi o,sc, arc r,umanonuy Cnrcd In ifom one "
hNe uvaimenU NJ special request, Mt Dixon
will h. NJ Memphis, iot shou time. with q
supply Of the ymcdos. aud can b. sen At hIs lar
/ Ion, No. a1p Linden street Cali aud 80 him, OF
sCnd stamp lot hs Descriptive Circular
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FREE KINpERnARrEN.
Meeting Of Those Interested Called 20
This Afternoon.

Meeting OF Those Interested Called For
This Afternoon.
Tho members aud everybody interested
In the success Of the Memphis Free Kin.
dergarten school, are earnestly requested
10 meet in the ladies' parlor Of the Pea.
body hotel today at O'Clock pm. Ar.
Judgements will be perfected for an enter.
tainmcnt 20 raise funds necessary for the
completion Of this worthy charity. The
object IA deserving the appreciation and
help Of the generous public. Those In
charge arr working 20 give an cntcrta In.
ment highly interesting, aud, Il IA hopcd,
With profit 70 the society.
The sustaining presence and help of all
friendly disposed IL earnestly desired. by
order OF MI9. CLARENoE SELDES,
President.
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Chicago aud RETURN Via q. a O.

Tickets sold rs above June 10, 10 and
II, good returning 10 June -, at tlb.S
Two daily trains, with good connections
Via several routes, going and coming, and
time rcturning 10 quicker than by Ger.
tain route advising you will be laid out nj
some junction point by other routes For
sleopors, and a. correct and reliable inior.
nation ~ you can obtain elsewhere, apply
TO X IL. ralloy, ticket agent undsr Pea.
body hotel.
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MENKEN &C. COMPANY.
TODAY's ROUsINo BARGAINS,
Extraordinary white Goods Sale.

We will sell today at lac yard, the
following beautiful goods Tape Stripe
Batiste, worth SOC; Lattice Stain Striped
lawn, worth SOC; imported India (crazy)
Grape, worth 22lc; Checked and Corded
Piques, worth 30c; India Linen, worth &c;
Plaid Null, worth 25c; Lattice Linon do
Dacm, worth 40c. The entire line will DO
sold today at l4c.
AT &c Cream Baiiste, worth 20c.
Ar &c, Plaid Nainsook, worth 7lc.
AT l0c-An immense bargain. Gable
Striped Zephyr white Cloth, made
10 sell at 25c.
20 pieces Yachting Striped flannelette at
l2lc; worth 22!c.
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4 Home q. r,nn Avenue. New YORK..

II u not generally known that many Of the
best families In New York have given ~
their expensive houses and taken suits OF
apartments In The Cambridge" on the cor.
ncr Of Fifth avenue and rhiriy-third street,
New York city. II isa hotel OF homes whcp
transient guests are not entertained aud
where meals are served exclusively 90 the
occupants OF the house aud their friends
There are luxurious apartments fop forty
families and perfect dining room with scat.
ing capacity Tor loo people. There u n feel.
ing Of comfort and quiet elegance through.
out the building without the hustle and
style Of ordinary hotels. Thc.o apartments
are taken by the year. and a. "Ihe Cam.
bridge Is very popular u Is not always pos
siblc 30 get n suit Of rooms when YOU want
II, hut Al this season of the year a number Of
families going abroad and elsewhere Tor the
summer will tuhlct their apartments for
three months. This il an excellent oppOr.
tunity for any one wishing 10 spend few
months In Now York 10 enjoy the quiet and
comfort Of home on Fiiih avenue without
the annoyance 81 housekeeping. A letter
addressed 20 the proprietor, Mr.. l.ocnf
Reich. At THE Cambridge" New lork, will
bring all particulars.
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Attention, o.. o.. O..

For sprnlns bruises rheumatism, cramps
Inflammation. swelling. cutS burns. etc, In
man, and splint ringbonc windgnll, cpl.
In0tic. scratcheA etc, Ia horses. lnngum
Root Eminent h sur curr. The King Of
linimrnis' il the universal verdict. Never
falls b. cure any ailment that can be- reached
by an external medical application 5Occnts
Yer bottle. For sale at Hehtcrs drug store,
.sl Main strret
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Uniform Price Of ~. az.
suOEsi suoEsii sHOEsiii

We have been making some big changes
in our Shoe Department, giving IL more
space and enlsrging generally. In max
ing the changes, We found several lots Of
Mems. Womcn's and Childrcn's Shoes,
where some Of the sizes are missing. All
these lots will be closed out ut cost and
less. Mems Shoes (whorc, perhaps, we
have only q, 4 aud ~ will be- marked at
% and 30 per cent. less than value The
same rule will apply 10 Women's and
Childrcn's Shoes.
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VICISSITUDES OF LIFE.
THE BuRaoMAsTER KNOWS SOME
THING OF THEM, BUT is HAPPY.

He Says the Boys are "Tryin' to Ke:ch
Me in Lie, But They KANT Do
Nothin' with MeI'-And He Retires
to Sleep and TO Dream.
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Prom the chlokasaw Messenger.
We would politely suggest 10 EN-Secrc.
tary Henry q. Myers that he has over.
taxed his mental ability and his physical
strength in attempting 10 defend the
Lowry administration. Tho thing cant
DO did,"
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Your Honor this nm sis,.
inr box uf Longs Pearl Tooth
druggists counter" "Disrharsc,f
the magistrate. "lIe would not b
we're lac able 90 withstand the great isrls--
ton"
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Hood sSarsaparlla is pcculiarto itself aud
superior Ia all other preparations IA strength,
economy aud medicinal merit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-14

II want some soZoD0NT." said he.
Just out" the cunning druggist said,
"But here's ssms powder known 10 be
A good" The patron turned and fed,
Asking, do yon suppose don't
Know nothing equals SOZoDONTT'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-14
EwBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs.

1000 Remnants at your own price -Choic
est goods in short lengths.
CntSA DEr,nTMgNr- Silver Plated Cas-.
tons with Eve cut-glass bottles, Ggc,
worth $500.
Flower Holders, assorted colors ON foot,
Ice, worth 800
7-quart Preserving Kettles, made m one
solid piece, lsc, worth Jnr.
Glass Bowls on stand. can bo used for
fruit or Jelly, lie, worth Zoe.
1000 decorated individual Cream Pitchers
at &c each.
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Mas. BAGToS, q Philadelphia, age seventy.
~rine, says ''llcr life Il prolonged by the use
Of lIooflands German lIlitcr.",
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A DAY AT LAKEVIEW.
BASKET PICNIC, FISH FRY AND GEN.
ERAL GOOD FELLOWSHIP.

ODD Fellows and Their Friends Indulge
in an Affair the Like OF Which. for
Pleasure, has Never Been Surpassed
In Memphis.
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We will sell today also in same depart
ment, all our Embroidered Robes, tho
price Of which is not over $3.50 at the
Uniform Price Of sa.G5.
This lot includes all White Robes.
This lot includes all pink Robes.
This lot includes all Blue Robes.
This lot includes all Grey Robes.
This lot includes all Cream Robes.
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SUBSCRIBE for Tue WEEKLY ArPKAI, .
per wear, and participate In tho grand dis
Intuition Of giits December I.
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Choice Lots for Sale

$50 Desirable Building Lots In chel-
sea. on New Raleigh Road. and In
various parts Of For Pickering, will
be sold cheap TOT cash. OF on terms to
sui, purchasers
NJ. c. PEARcE, s76 Front Street.
PIP. POSITION. 50 Madison Street
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Muliord reduces eycrythlnS
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PRACTICAL THOUGHTS.

Wit and Wisdom Clothed in Modest Epi-
Grammatic Sentences.
Ole age comes in canter toe him dat
Ibis in trot.
De lazy man am allus ready toe
prophecy open wintah
A little man doan' look any biggah
on top hitchin'-post
Oar nebbah war cloud so Tick dat
sunlight didn't bimeby bore fru hut.
De shin foun' in the road amt so
vaPble ez de sixpense dat pays fo'
sweat
Aigs look laik each oddah, but wait
twell yo' crack de shells befo' yo'
Judge.
Possesshun am mo- en- nine points
oh law toe de casheah dat gifts intoe
Canada.
Make yo' boss run wen walk ull
do an hem boun' toe walk wen you
er hasty.
Eff yo' hiah yo' apples harvested,
doan' be s'prised at de few toe de
bushel.
Yo' mus spec toe git pricked by de
briars eff yo' wantah git wat er behin'
de hedge.
A smaat man doan' need toe be
han some; an a handsome man doan'
seem toe hab any use TO brains.-J A.
WalcEro1s, IN Judge.