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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

The estimate put upon the woman del
egate question in the east, which Is just
now occupying the attention of the gen
eral conference in New York, may be
inferred from this remark from the
Hartford Courant:
The fate OF tie handful of western
women claiming seats as delegates i'll the
Methodist general conference is still in
doubt. A committee will report on the
regularity and validity of their credentials
today, and then the trouble and oratory
will begin.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

The Military Review at Longchamps-La Place de
Ia Concorde-Beautiful Women-Exquisite Cos
tumes-Dancilg on the Boulevards. BY the Rev.
S. s. Mathews. Pastor Olivet Congregational
Church. this CITY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06
GREAT ! P|NAFORE ! SALE
Commencing Monday Morning,
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
INNES & ROSS.
Everyone Can Have Clean White Apron

200 white muslin aprons cents each They all worth
25 cents You can't buy the material for that
have another lot that there is only few left will
close out the entire lot at % cents each.
The strings them worth that No family should be
without these aprons We offering the whole stock
of aprons at cut sale prices
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT SALE
We will place sale 800 unaundred shirts all sizes 4S
cents buys these There IS shirt in this
country that compare with them Buy them and
money.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-06

boundary would come somewhere be-
tween the late residence of Post the
ieweller" and Mr.. n. a. English, on To.
peka avenue. Now commencing about
where Plymouth church stands and ex
tending northward, is that Won
derful avenue, than which it
would be difficult TO find
one more famous in all the world-the
Champs Elysee. This avenue has an ex-
ceedingly spacious driveway, walks of
great width, and extensive parks on
either side. Scattered through these
parks are the much talked of and much
written about cafes chantant. or singing
gardens. The Champs Elysee is mile
and half in length, and would, there
fore, reach about as far north as the
Maytiower Congregational church, on
Fairyiew avenue. At its upper end Is
the great Arc de Triomphe de / Etoiie, the
most magnificent triumphei arch IN the
world. 1t is 80 feet in height, the same
In width. having a central arch ninety
feet high, and cost more than two mil
lions OF dollars. 1t was begun by Napo-
leon l and was completed under Louis
Philippe.
Here begins lat the great Arc de Tri-
omphl the famous park known as the
Bots de Bologne, which has an area Of
2,2j0 acres. and extends still further
north and includes the historic race
course, Long Champs. thirty-one acres Of
artificial water, and many beautiful
drives. Such is the northerly outlook
from the great Place de la Concorde.
Now. upon its southern side lies that
exquisItely beautiful and almost lnimita-
bic park known as the Jarulnes TuIl-
leries, being the gardens OF the old palace
of the Tuilleries. This exquisite spot of
earth. literally filed with s;atJary. over
flowing fountains and the most exquisite
bits Of landscape gardening. together /.
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of the detective, hut when the detective en-
tered and said:
Here's your man who forged the bonds, ="
the members Of the board were greatly re-
levcd. The prisoner was then searched in
the presence Of the board, and, to the sur
paiSe Of everybody, some damaging evi
dence "a' fouad on his person. He was
then locked up, but during the night he
escaped A searching party was sent out,
and the ESCAPED prisoner was found hiding
III the woods. He was subsequently tried
and was sentenced to five year, mprison-
ment. Upon further investigation the de
tective learned that the criminal was the
brother in-law of notorious crook who
had been arrested in ST. Louis for robbery.
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OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCE

An ORDINANCE TO amend section 10 Of the ordi-
nance passed In council June u, 1882, amend
ing the ordinance concerning the quarantine
regulations
SECTION 1. BE u ordained by the mayor and
aldermen OF the city Of savannah in council
assembled, that section 10 OF the above men
toned ordinance be-, and the same is hereby
amended by striking out tho words "betweeu
May and Nov. /, or later so that said section 10
when amended shall read as follows: BE IL
further ordained by the authority aforesaid,
that all coast wise steamers OF vessels arriving
AT this port by inland route from attitudes south
Of Cape Hatteras II the board of sanitary com
mssioucfs So determine, must be inspected and
given permit by health officer before landing OF
either passengers or freight"
SEC. 2. BE 10 further ordained that all ordt-
nauces ana parts of ordinances IN conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed In council july n, 1854.
RUFUS h. LES TER, Mayor.
Attest. FRANK H. REnAREk, Clerk OF Council
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY - Whereas
VI ROSA Is. BEVIN Inns applied to Court
of Ordinary for Letters OF Administration on the
estate OF WILLIAM +. BEVIN deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all
whom II may concern TO he and appear before
said court, To make objection if any they have)
or before the FIRST MONDAY IN August
NEXT, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 9th day
Of July, 1886. FRANK r. KEILBACH.
Clerk c. O.. O. c.
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CHAIRMAN committee ON II
Report adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.

prTTTr1Ns Avn ANN ~ 7,roNs
poti,i,., 90, - = .,.;.,
VllltVI OF OCEAN Steamship company, ASKING
Tits u.io.llFs 70 ease SaIu company rover
~, oo - - eN -
n,i. ~ ny - - "rtt 49, P"Nol W ~,
ri,i ,,SiN q NlUio 1tt,o Voi,i t imS
% ~ u $4,000 |. toh On M
| lonas va ''' "-'N
| "ppot;.; - ~, ~. ,. IL. e
cta',otl VI oUIH aSHtolS cl3S 20 rStuuu
C6Tnaitra ~ P'ti" MN io' 1890 ~
p,ti.i.t CTo H HmHs,ve' ,.i. ,;,. ;. 80,
+I;t; ". ~ !, E'S,He9, as" ing 10y -"
9 ~ eS.1t P0t,oh Street suMe' aiotls
i. 'l''.l - ~ ~ .Htei SOU S.t0V.' it 70
Jiy,r,"t pf - '' 80 - !
Ie,,ae ana -, 0U ~ Oh an
PatiI;Nn NJ T,S,o,s rrri,i., Mo,,oI;s, I7,,is,o
- [LICIoI VI Hua'ccs Ar'ii!ly .ue'uoulSt LlllsCS
pa gu aSH's Tue T.lt 20 iTn' t
ward - 10 Ne ~ S ~ 81 ogI -,
co'I,,i NJ ~ 49, ~ ""o ""'N' i0" "
patitio, - e. tEl;i'io,, 7, ,,-u,., 60 ,,i,,
y, rt - " iSo,i 10 lvt
nsr ihor+y &c -fI 20. 1880 -
no1pr,ittas ~, strst " "a 49, - ~
Psttion Of M = 6,ia,,,,o,- for ,,a,,,issi
10 rao b M ~ - ,oi 70 pr
warI I3afnre - i'ls ,3,+ a dp iTh
$3.50. ~ 80 '0N W |''iiii''''00 y" nv VII"
pat;tio,, Nf ,,,, 17,,.l,,,, : -. ,,,; ,;,, ., -,
pair house on lot No Al Suh ivisinn Garden klt
west Referred to committee on fire
Petition of A Cohen trustee for permis-
sion to repair house on lot No 10 Heathcote
ward Referred to COMMITTEES on fire
Petition of Dr. William H. Elliott for permits
sion TO repair house on lot No. / Monterey
ward Referred 10 committees on hrs and
streets and lanes
Petition of William NJ. Low. for permission to
repair house on LOT No / Derby ward Referred
TO committee on fire
Petition of Holm NcAleer for nern,ission to
repair house on lot No - North OpIethorpe
ward Referred To committees on fire and
streets and lanes
Petition of Misses +. and r G. Minis for nar-
mission to erect st0ons to hniIsas on lot NJ IL
Middle Oyethorpe ward Referred 10 commit.
Tee o streets and lanes with noyve,to act
Petit;on of q II RamShort H.. oar-nisSiGn + ,
make sewer connection with Barnard street
sewer from nrernises enutbwest oorner RarneTd
and River streets Peferred 10 committee on
streets aud lanes and sanitary hoard with mower
TO az.
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AN ORDINANCE 10 increase the compensation or
the chiof "a oinau ~ tlc city OF savannah,
SECTION J. BE IL ordained by the mayor AMI
aldermen ~ the city Ut savannah IA counrlt
assembled. That from tae first day 81 June.
laHs, the salary u the ehici nfnnlaA ~ tnn rlt
of Savannah slal be- eighteen hundred dollars
y 500 per AMMAN, payable a. nos proFid"d
law
NnC q That ail ordinances aud paris nt Qrtis
nailres in conflict with this ordinanpa are hcraoy
fulnalrd
Ordinance paasod la council june 81, iasa
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SUMMER RESORTS.


ITO Hotel Owners m Georgia. II you want 10
4 Sell or Rent your Hotel property, you will
do wed g. communicate wtn us. We have
many orders for Georgia and Southern Hotels,
ficu hrstciass responsible hotel men. WARD
a BOSWELL the Hotel lioaers, ~ Broad
"ay y. y
4 7 Young Heu's Coffee gouse and Reading
y Room ID nice Lluch ls 5'rvcd at all hours.
q Drayton street
WOOD TOOTH PICKS. hard or soft wood
W four boxes FOR 2jc, at LIVINGSTON )
Pharmacy
LNINE lifa yize crayons ir handsome frames
D for SO, orders taken 1ifY until lst October
satisfaction guarantee lu qofy case lfrOu HE
or copiesJ LAU&Ei o HDEBEL, Savannah,
Ga.
L'OUND, q reliable Roa9 and Rat Extermi-
L major Manufactured ~ TIE @. A. HEIDI
COMPANY. AsS 10 see ID
DEKlu-IED Crabs Ed hes, face powder
on tI- market, &c and ~ box. al LIVING
sIoA 70 Pharmacy
I OOK a. Corauell q Cupnan advertisement
i Du page D.
ESGLIsH Tooth Brush, only 0r Every
- brush aurrInie1, q. nFISGsrONs Phar
inhcy
IDkEb hPfIpfs r0mrJ indoI NIth accuracy
! aud dispatch. us'ug ~ nrsf flHss chrui
eais o. ifiD Duf
I.ah no t.,ine roa 81 rsfr .saire anps
ll.ff ere i'3n 500 p orange Ia Al,slf. -
4 NhhpwLepthD ~ go 20 p1cil. iigai
~ is.f ~ ln4 aH a fiJ fogtef.. D. afacns
tobH iDadeF
J ~ .as.s ~ 49, nyiEssi0s s
FhAn4@fy
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CITY GOVERNMENT
Oncial Proceedings of Council.

SAVANNAH. GA, July p, 1883.
Council met this evening at 5 O'Clock.
Present: Hon. Rufus F. Lester, Mayor; Alder
man John Schwarz, Chairman of Council;
Alderman John J. McDonough, Vice Chairman
Of Council; Aldermen Ellis, Haines, Nell, Myers,
Reid, and Thomas.
The minutes or the last regular meeting were
read and confirmed
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Total
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

The committee on streets and lanes, to whom
was referred the petition OF Mcmillan Bros.
relative to encrOachment on lot letter "A y
Stephens ward. beg leave TO report that the CITY
has no power 20 consent TO any encroaCament
upon the street, and therefore that the petition
cannot be granted. d. r. THOMAS.
Chairman committee on streets and lanes
Report adopted.
The committee on water, % whom was re-
ferred the resolution adopted by council May
l6 l-SS. relative 10 disseminating the use Of
pumps in various parts Of the city which reso
luton was also referred 90 sanitary board for
Investigation by action of council May 80 1888,
beg leave to submit the following resolution
adopted 10y the sanitary board and concurred
IN 10y your committee. aud recommend that the
same bee adopted by council In tn matter Of
removal Of surface pumps and substitution Of
hy drants 10 was resolved that the pumps be
removed, where Il is practicable 30 supply by
drants and to fcH& zee the pumps with hydrAnts
when deemed necessary by city Authorities.
UEHMAS MYlPs.
Acting chairman committee on water.
Report adopted.
whom WIS referred with power ~ act. the
petition " bison & nurp.y flr permission %
drive piles IN front Df wAat occupied ~ said
nru. beg leave 20 report that they have granted
PERMISSION ~ Nsssr- Dixon Is Murphy 60 DO
the work. j d mo1nholHM
Chairman co umittee on Aarblraui WhAfyes
Tie committee on streeta hui lanes. 20 whom
was referred tua psti Iuu ~ Austin Y NYres.
Graham aud Wllahurs streets beg leufr 90 re-.
plrt that il the.r opinion The cly Has 49, power
10 object t0 f1s petitioner doing what be
desires under the cu-ulIrtnna"s " lhia ease.
n u. THOMAS.
Chairman committee w streets and lanes
Report aa0rrl
TI ,lmmifss uu fp. t1 Ah1m was referred
flr ue.It9uu f DR. Nuy ird 'Dr permission
t. repalr buIliinR o1 10 ho. Tfllp sarJ. bed
leave ~ report faYoraDIF o. fnr alilf
joss nrnHhnE,
Chairman committee on nre.
Report alyVted
Tha committee gu nfr ~ Hlum aaa feifflei
fhs fa.lilan 0f a hrYwu f9r peilu.aaiyn ~
rrpa.l bullainE - lOf d. "a eyath salethyfpe
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PUBLICATIONS.
21I-2 BULL ST Rect.

1TlC5.
1.-THE Fatal Three, by Miss NJ. L. Braddon $50
Lady Hutton's Ward ty Bertha n. Clay 20. 25c
DR.. Glenne's Daughter, by b. L. Farjeon. e. $50
A Mystery Still, by =. duBoisSobey ........ $50
Tracking the Truth, by author Of Barbara. 25c
Hidden for Years. by Kate Woods 900. ....25c
Dead Past Mrs II. Lovett Cameron ..... 25c
Barbara, by author Of Welded Wife &C.. $50
Strange Adventures of u House Boat, by VIM.
Black. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... 2So
''Vivlenne," by Rita .................... -. GOc
Two Bad Blue Eyes BY Rita. ............... 2Oc
Young Mr.. BarterS Repentance, d. q, injury. zoo
An Egyptian Princess, by George Ebers.. 40c
Home Sounds, by T. Werner 49, .......2 zoo
Tie Lasses OF Leverhouse Jessie Fothsrgill 400
The Cossacks, ny Count Ly of Tolsti ..... .20c
Homo sum- by George Ebers. ................20c
A Nymph Of the West, by Howard Seely 500
For His Brothers Sake, by author OF Original
La Tosca " by a. D. Hall ..................60c
Rudder Grange, by Frank r. Stockston. o.. p. 600
The Lady or The Tiger, by Frank r. Stockton. 600
A Fair Barbarian, by Mrs, Frances hodgson
That Lass o. Lowrie's by Mrs Frances
Hodgson Burnett. .................... 800
Judith. by Marion Harand. .....,........... SOC
A Dream and A Forgetting, by Julian Haw-
A Bachelors wedding Trip, by Himself 800
Mana, by zola. ........................ $50
La Terre, by ZOla .............. ........... 80
Napoleon Smith. ........ ........,.........o0 900
The Legacy Of Cain, by Wilkie Collins. ESQ
Newport, by George Parsons Lathrop. $50. 500
Brant Adams, by Old Sleuth. ............... 25c
The Passenger from Scotland Yard, by II. +.
Macon Moore, by Hudson K Taylor 49,. ESQ
Bruce Angelo by Old Sleuth. ................26 $50
Monte Cristo + Daughter. ...............,. $50
Trxy by Mrs. George Sheldon. .........1s.. 25c
The Hornets Nest, by Edward P. Roe. 49,. $50
An Original Belle, by Edward p. Roe ...... Goo
He Fell in Love With His Wife, by Edward
P. Roe Observation-Disclosures. .25c
WILLIAM FSTrI
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The

Best aJc j0e. 75a and u Willie PepereIl
jean Ura1efs 100 re city at Appel a.
seaAuls b., one Price f.0fhiers
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NOR RENT, three rooms, with the use of bath
l. room Apply at No. 10 Broughton street.
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(EvANTED-A first class double entry book
w keeper desires IA situation; several years
experience; or position as travelling salesman.
Address J. WALTER THOMPSON, Warrenton
Ga. 7. .. Box 81.
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4 YOUNG MAN of several years experience
~ in wholesale grocery house desires a
permanent position at moderate salary. Address
WORK, p. O. Box %
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Appel a srhah, 1niy strleuy Oae Prize
Clofmug House ln tbo o.iy that mark syery
inlng ln piain agaf9.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

w ANTED to rent by the first October seven
w or eight room house, with water and bath
room, Name price. Address RENT. care this
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WANTED, four to five shares Chatham Real
w Estate Company Stock. Address STOCK
ca this Office
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PROPOSALS..
CITY OF SAVANNAH, OFFICE CITY SURVEYOR
T,,I,
PROPOS AIS

7 7 , = I T =
WILL be received at the Office of +. r RE
w BARFR, ESQ, Clerk of Council, until IL
Nj, AUG. 9TH, 1888, for furnishing The city with
the following amounts Of terra Gotta glazed
sewer pipe;
970 lineal feet of 10 inch diameter
400 lineal feet of II inch diameter
2240 hueal feet Of * inch diameter
2S2 lineal feet Of ~ inch diameter
3 rs, 10 inch diameter, from l2inch pipe
81 rs, 10 inch diameter from l5inch pipe.
rs, 10 inch diameter, from 20inch pipe
~ BE ds, 10 ncn diameter.
All bids must he accompanied by specimen
Of pipe intended to be used The city reserves
the right to reject any or an bids. For further
information apply to W. J. WINN,
CITY Surveyor.
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Address Registered Letters II
NEW OhLEANs NATIONAL Ran

AUUf6W htgISIUFUU LUIIBS =
NEW OitLEANs NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlesns, La,
PEME MRE 2 That the presence Of Gen
NJ T l. WI Nv erals BeaureRard and
Early who are In charge OF the drawings liz a
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
that tho chances arc all equal and that no ono
can possibly divine what number will drawA
Prize.
.'hEMENFBER ai.o that tho payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED ny FOUR MA
riONaL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
Tickets aro signed by the President OF an Insti
tuition Whose chartered rights are recognized In
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF any
limitations or anonymous schemes"
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The Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined aud found correct bills against
the city amounting to sixteen thousand eight
hundred and ten dollars and fifteen cents as
per accompanying schedule, and recommend
that the same be passed for payment.
GEO. S. HAiNES.
Acting chairman committee on accounts.
The report of the committee was adopted
and the accounts, as per schedule annexed, were
sod for Nn1nnf
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EOR RENT, handsomely furnished room,
Il with gas, fine writing desk and all conve-
niences; Han street. near Park. Address Box
l13 News Office
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

Young LADY Of experience in teaching
l English. Latin, French and music wishes a
situation in a private family; best references
strnAt Richmond. Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.

w ANTFD a man TO take the agency ltraveliug
w or local. of our safes; size 2sX1Sx = inches;
weight $50 rs; retail price S35; other sizes in
prop0rt{an.. A rare chance and permanent bus
mess. These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies as we are not
governed by the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE co,
Cincinnati
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~
EIFTEFN DOLLARS for board pcr horse
Il without vehicle satisfaction Guaranteed
At the Old Express Stables
~ ALT WATER, Hard Water, Turkish and
- Bath and hue line of Toilet Soaps, at
HEIpr'S.
HORSES boarded and given the best Of atten-
4 ton at the old ENpress stables; stalls sig
feet; best in the city.
OUR Trunks Snd Bags are not sold at cost :"
~ but aS cheap as any in the city NED
LINGER & RAHUN.
I T costs but 2S cents to procure a large bottle
1 OF n reliable Dyspepsia aud Liver Medicine
HElDTS.
DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBT II. TArEM, Real Estate Dealer,
Bay street.
- OMFrHlNG NEW? Yes always at HEIDTS
- soda Fountain Yet no one has over had a
drink equal to their improved Ea,., phosphatcs
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ward, beg leave TO report favoraby 10 the same,
provided the root be covered with tin.
JOIN SCHwARZ.
Chairman committee on fire.
Report adopted
The committee on fire t. whom was referred
the petition Of Emanuel Eichholz for permission
70 repair building nor.heru part lot No. Is Bar
tow ward, beg leave to report favora6ly, pro
vlded the same is covered with tin
JOIN SCHwARZ,
Chairman committee on fire.
Report adopted
The committee on fire, to whom was referre d
the petition of Thomas NJ. Fleetwood for per
mission to repair building on lot No 10 Rey
nolds ward, beg leave to report favorably To
the same.
JOIN SCHwARz,
Chairman committee ON fire
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nor SALE. lot 60xIO5 on New Houston street,
i Eear Habersham; high level and fine neigh
borhood will sell half of lot, If desired for $500.
only $3.50 of which need be cash. if taken at
once. Address Box li3, News office.
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NOTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates. or any further information
desired write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with state County
Street and Number More rapid return ma1
delivery will be assured by your enclosing an
Envelope bearing your full address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Or
derS or New York Exchange In ordinary letter
Currency by Express TAT ourexpensel addressed
NJ. 1. DAUPIlIN
kew Orleans, La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHEN,
Washington, q. e.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
LNOR RENT. small brick house on jefferson
i street, second south Of Charlton. Apply to
J. X. ANDERSON, B Drayton street
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For SALE.

NOR SALE, a three-story, well-built brick
L house on Macon near Price street ROBT
II. TATrM, Real Estate Dealer.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

NICELY Furnished South Rooms, with board
y at Palmer House. 40 State, next to Ode
Fellows Hall Terms reasonable.
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EOR RENT. the residence I am now occupy
L ing 81 CASTOR street; house lately put III
excellent condition and SITUATED in the best
locality in Savannah. GEO. J. BALDWIN.
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DEACHES, PEACHES for eating preserving
1 and braudying, received daily; very large
quantity on hand Can and luy; crop nearly
over 4. II. CHAMPION
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NOR SALE. saw mill located on rail and
Il river, with teams AMI commissaries and
fine belt of timber; terms easy. W. p. WILSON.
savannah, Ga.
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TOR RENT, Mcmahon Warehouse, from Sept
Il LIST, 1888; possession given earlier if desired.
Apply to r Y. DOUGLASS, ia Bay street.
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nat night meeting of the board of
s4perVisors was called at which the detect
..e and the prosecuting attorney were
present Tho forged aud genuine bonds
"e'e produced, ms were the license and let
UT lhe writings were compared aud
.4're was no doubt that the genuine and
urged bonds, the license and letter we're
oIltten by the same person, and il was de
taed to place him un Ter arrest. Ii was
1'i near midnight and the detective was
Sl' ont after him. He went 70 tho hotel
'41 entering the room found the clerk
fiji, S,'nemetz' Stinemetz" he called; get
W. J. want YOU
t."emetz got up aud dressed without
@-N.s single question. and thov left the
together. As Luey walked 30 the
ID * " here the meeting was held the
''l'e broke the silence by teli4g Dol,
er who he was ami what na had Teen
aI thahurg for After fun uye.NG1.
L lLe detective told him ~ had been dr.
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"TLL DO IT.
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