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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-04
THE PRESIDENT KEPT BUSY.
He had no Lack of Callers During Visit.
ing Hours To-day.

The interior Of the White House looked like
business to-day. The crowd Of callers was
larger than il has been for some time past and
the majority of the multitude made no endeayor
to conceal their anxiety to get something and
to get IL as soon as possible. The cabinet
room, used as q waiting-room when the cabinet
is not in session, was filed with visitors from 10
o'clock until it was within five minutes of 1
o'clock. Some few, Disguised at their inability
to see the President within Is minutes OF their
arrival, got up and went out, but more than
one Of the impatient ones returned again when
he realized that he would never see the Presi-
dent if he didn't wait.
GOV. FoRAKER's EVENING CALL.
A good many people looked for large at
tendance of Ohio candidates, but they were dis
appointed. Ohio visited the President last night
and talked the situation over at length. On
that particular occasion Ohio was represented
by Gov. Foraker. He called early in the even
ing and did his best to show the President what
the duty OF the administration was to the Buck
eye state. The great need of the hour out
there was offices and lots of them; and es-
pecially was 1t necessary that they be handed
out as soon as possible. The governor will
probably call again this evening.
KANSAS on THE oUI WYE.
Kansas evidently has its eagle eye upon some-
thing hrst-class, pure gem, for Senators In
gals and Plumb came again to-day. They
probably confded an expression of their de-
slres to the President. but they did not say one
word about it to any one else. They never say
anything until the fight is over. If they win,
then they may make a few remarks; if they
lose, nobody knows but the President, them
selves, and the enthusiastically the can
didate
Representatives Perkins and Morrill, also
came to see what Kansas was going to secure,
and the latter brought with him few friends
who looked as though they might be particu-
tration.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-30
RIVER AND HARBoR NOTES.

The German bark Western Chief, while
proceeding to sen yesterday, went ashore on
Tybee knoll, where she re NAMED.
MeSsrs. A. r. Sails & Co. cleared yester-
day the Swedis bark CURL for Pooteeloff
Haroor with 4, 76l barrels OF rosiL, weigh
ing 2,2l2,970 pounds, valued at $3.50.
Cargo by Messrs. S. P. Slotter & Co.
The Norwegian bark Progre 5 was aaued
out on WillinG's ma inc ilWay for req airs
according 10 the recon- nendatioRs of a
survey which was held on her yesterday
morning. She had been aground in some
port in South America some time pre-
yiously.
By a letter received here from Noanke
Conn, the information is given that tn,
schooner William Fisher was lost W tn ali
hands while o a voyage from this port on
her return to Noank her home port She
b I'd been fishing here In southern waters for
rel slappers during the past winter a d
made this port her regular calling port for
the shipment of her fish to New Y rk. She
left about ApriI4, but was caug t il the
storm of April and off Hatteras. Sac
was commanded oy Capt. Latham of Noank,
one of three brothers comma ding fishing
schooners il these waters. The mate of !e
schooner john w. Feeney was also lost on
tue passage from this port to New York IN
the same schooner.
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ENTERPRIsING GUYroNIANs.
The Town Wants Cotton Factory
and VIII Help 1t.

me Town Wants q Cotton Factory
and VIII Help 1t.
At public meeting held at Guyton last
Saturday night looking to the establish
ment Of cotton factory at that place,
great interest was manifested.
Hon. Morgan Ra us, y who presided.
brought the subject up. Col. Rawls said he
had consulted vita parties who were
favorably impressed with the pro-
posed enterprise, and they had
intlmated that they would back up the en-
terprise with their money and i fluelce.
Col. Rawles stated that he thought a cotton
factory wQum pay handsome dividend if
properly started aud worked; that Guyton
Is growing place and will be much larger,
and that the town needs some industrial
enterprises to 81 employment to the rap
Id y increasing population. He said that
cheap lands can be had in abundance, and
that the location of the town, which is
free from malaria, combined to make it a
most de 'irable place for such an euterpr Sc;
That the town is situated in an agricultural
belt with unsurpassed railroad facilities, in
fact, within an hours ride of the s3clAd
greatest cotton port OF the United States;
tuat uthern Georgia had but one cotton
factory, the Savannah Cotton Mills, which
were recently burned, and that a little
effort on the part of the Guyton people will
prlng capitalists here, who, after seeing the
superior advantages Of the place, will doubt
less aid with their money such an en,er-
prise.
Col. Rawls stated that Capt T. F. Stubs,
of the firm of Garnet, Stubs & c., had
discussed the subject with capitalists of
Savannah ami other places, and that they
bad ex jressed desire to visit Guyton and
see for themselves what advantages the
town possessed.
Remarks we're made by other speakers,
and after tie interchange of the views OF
those present, a committee consisting OF
Mayor c. A. j. Sweat, Col. Morgan Rlwls
and Capt. A A. VIM, were appoi ted to
confer with Capt. Stubbs vita a view of
having these parties visit G ytol at an
early day to examine the location, and
also TO have the committee present the adj
vantages and su erior surroundings of the
place. This is a m we the Guytoniaas think
will undoubtedly succeed, if properly pre-
sented
Many advantages are claimed for Guyton
Its nealthfu. surrou. ding, its proximity to
the cotton growing section, its snort dis
lance from the principal seaport of the
South Atlantic coast, and tn. compara-
lively small cost Of living there as COM
pared with large cities, where homes cost
more and rents are corresp jndingly higher.
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A $4,000 shava

a representative Of the Appeal, hearing
that Wiley c. Auernathy, a colored barber
doing business in little sop at No. "a
Bcale street, had drawn $4,000 in the
March drawing of the louisiana State Lot
terry, called to see him last evening, and,
fading HIM bnsIIy engaged shaving a
farmer, waited a few meats, and then,
making himself known, requested him 70
relate the circumstances attending his good
luck. Said e:
II have al avs desired to make money in
order to provide tle conf jrts Of life for my
wifi, and thereby re DIR her happy. Be-
sides, owed my brotler $40, and ne was
tormenting me to Cea:h for 1t. 1 was un-
able e. pay him. In fact, o gave me more
trouble chan anything else in life, and evel
threatened 10 Lave my shop closed. Being
in n squeezs, AID hoping better lucH,
pure Yasod one-twe ltieth Of icdet No. 2SS1.
You cannot i'm CINE my surprise when
picked uD a Memphis paper AID found had
drawn e.twen ietA Uf tue capital prize OF
$500. 600 in the Louisiana Sta l. ttery. !
delo ited my ticket with the First n { unal
Bank Tor co lee ion and have received every
dollar e my money; nave paid my brother
and paid for my home watch had pur-
cha 81 on credit | " Il enlarge nv shop
{. q con niue my business, although l know
| ave tho SIS y0O, out Of which ! sent my
mother, at TuscImbia, Ala, nice bill OF
groceries, and you can say | have not lost
one nights sleep yet, al'h ugh shlvei the
lottery 10 Sl5,OJ0 Memphis Ienn.) Ap-
peal, March -.
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SUPERIOR COURT ORDERS.

Closing Up the Business OF the Term
Notions to be Heard in Vacation.
The following orders were made in the
superior court yesterday:
Virgil Stevens. convicted as one of the
Yamacraw rioters, granted a new trial.
Motioa fer new trial by defendant over
ruled in the case OF Sarah Walden VS..
Stephen f. Dupon, Jr.
Orders were granted to hear evidence
and determine motions for new trial in the
following cases: Defendants S. H. Collins
and w. c. jackson, in the case Of d. G.
Newton vs.. w. c. jackson ct al Plaintiffs
La Roche & Mclaughlin, in their case
against b. D. Rose. berg; Defendant Bonau
in the case of Ham aud Bonau, aud defend
ants motion in the separate mage suits
az inst the Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Company by Joseph Smith, Henry
7. Howard, James Harrigan and Frank Z.
Kane
In che case of Smith VS.. Royal: Motion
for an injunction and app intment of re
ceiver. ii. E. Wilson, Esq, was appointed
master to hear evidence and determine the
issues involved in the case.
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RAIL AND CROSSTIE.

Traffic Manager w F. Shellman and
Private Secretary Graham, General Freight
Agent G. A. Wni, ehead If the Ceutra raj
road, Traffic Manager Owens, General
FREIGHT aud Passenger Agent William P.
Hardee of the Sa aunah, Florida ami West
erh raj way, went 10 10 A, lanta last mig {
to a tend a rae meeting for the spring
fra fi-
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$4,000 FOR ais.
Ccntentnent Would Have Realized
$4,000.

Ccntentment Would Have Realized
$4,000.
Hearing that there was an unlucKy man
in the city, and several otter persons who
were smiling in content usnt aud gooi for
tune, an attache OF the Appeal strolled
DOWN Front street last evening ald stopped
at No. 834, where he b ID tle pleasure of
meeting Ed Be ker. who wore a victorious
smile OF satisfaction and joy on his round,
smooth face espols5 L the suggestion
that he seemed quite happy, Mr. Becker
laughed and said: Il think | should he, for
my mother, brother and myself ave Just
ruck the 10 .Isiaua STATE Lottery for
$4,000 When asked Tor an explanation
he made the following sta emont: my
brother, Lee Becker, purchased one
twentieth Of ticket No. 2SS7 in the March,
1889, drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and thin ing the nu nber
too snail to win, became dissatisfied and
decided TO send to New Orleans tor ticket
and requested me TO purchase the ne
had. | aid s., and then sold one-half to my
mother and Other brother, aud then pu. tue
thought until two days after the drawing,
when TOOK it utald found we had drawn
one-twontieth OF the capital prize OF $780,
00O placed the ticket with the German
Bank Of this city, aud they collec ed every
dollar Of the money, and | o ly visa | had
some more like it. for th5 Lou siaua ) ate
Lottery is all ri ght. "-.Hemphis (TenA.)
ADpeaI, March ~.
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o K Three Bottles.
Advlce 10 Mothers.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once;
IL produces natural. quiet sleep by reliev-
ing he child from pam, and the little cherub
awaIes as bright as button" 1t is very
pleasant TO taste IL soothes the chill, soft
ems the gums, allays all pa n, relieves wind,
regulates tine hon els, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle
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Mashington centoanial.

Puck No 633 is an extra number contain
ing il ustratio Of the Washington Centen-
NAL Inaugurati n. Mailed 70 any address
on receipt OF 10 cents. For sale at EstilIs
News Depot, 2lX Bull street.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.

M EkcHANTB, manufacturers, merohanics
WI corporations. and all Others Ia need Of
printing. lithoxraphing. and flank books eau
have their orders promptly allied at moderate
prces, A. The MORNfN0 NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE. Whitaker street.
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Splendid Chance to Spectators.
20 Houses For Sale
AT AUCTION.
By laROChe & Mclaughlin,
lucti9leers and RelI Estate Dealers
On TUESDAY. 18th May, 1889. ct II o'clock, be-
fore the Court Honse door,


We viii offer for sale. all the lots known as
numbers !, and Jones wari and 6, 2 and
Giimersvilie war with the houses and improve
ments ereou. ali OF said lots bsin Joined To-
lether. an bounded on the north by South
BrC al street; on tue south by TaunderDolt road
or Wheaton street. n the W S. by Last Bo Indary
sire I, aud on the east by Reyn ,lds street. con-
"a ming l12 feet on South Broad street, Az feet
on Reynolds street. Isl feet pu I underbolt
road or Wheaton street, 322 feet OF East Bound
airy sire more or less improvements cou-
sist OF twrn yseven houses and stores. also
sheds etc, IN splendid renting locality aud con-
venlent to ~, r. g. w. X. X.
ALSO
All that lot Of ground on the east side OF Rey-
nolds street. being tue once gath part of the
nortbwes corner Of Lot II Trustees garden,
being 3, feet inches on Reynolds SIR et and
running back rs ct more or less, together with
all the improve ne1ts thereon, consisting Of
tH frame houses-uow under good rent.
We won d call special attention 10 this sale,
because property Of this Kind 10 sedom ode. d:
~ an Investment We know Of mona tLat offers
the same inducements
Terms at sale. For further particulars call
at LAR )CII a Mel AUGHLtN'S Raal Estate
Ofnce, 1l6 Bryan street
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Fancy scarfs and kmbroidered Four
inland lies.
Great variety, at LaFar's.
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ORprSARlLY the ministers create the bene-
diets but at tue white house tue ben-eulLs Gre
ate che ministers. --HOtei Mall
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C. H. DORSET, AuCtiOneer,

VIII sell at the Court HOUSE on TUESDAY.
May 7th, during the usual hours Of SALE
Tho western portion Of Lot Mo- North o ,le-
thorpe ward, on tbs northeast 'ruer or Indian
street and Ann street. The said lot has front.
age OF 146feot, by a depth Of 9J.5 feet, both
more or less
THIS IL large lot, and being on q corner is
CIscep ib!e Of good provemsnts IL Is near
the mills and electric works, aud has value
for business purp)Ses
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No Name.

T"denoteC trace Of rainfall.
NJ. J, WRIeHT JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
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Maximum temperature 1913; minimum tenn
perature 70 8.
The height OF the river at Augusta at
7:S3 O'Clock 81. m. yesterday Augusta tinei
was s 8 feet-a J., Us teeC during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
Of time at all stations.
S4yAENAA. April % $50 P. NJ. city time.
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Harnett House.

Got Your straw Hat YETI
Mackinaws and othor grades at B. Fl.
Levy & Bros.
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My little boy, 5 years old, was attacked
with disease for which the doctors had no
name. The nails came off to the middle
joint. For three years, under various kinds
of treatment from many physicians, he suf-
fered terribly and got no better. began
the . of Swifts Specific short inc ago,
and he is getting well JOHN Delhi.
PERU, IND.
To~k Three Bottles.
suffered greatly with blood poison for q
numb'r OF years. After taking Swift's
Specific was entirely cured, and only
took three bottles.
ROBERT DEAN, Jamaica. L. |.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
EXECUTORS SALE
Or
VALUABLE BAY STREET AND WHARF
PROPERTY.
c. h. D0RSETT, AuCtioneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted by the
honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham
county, we will sell at the Go lrt HoIse, IN Sl-
van an, during the usual hours Of sale, on
TUESDAY, MAY 7TI 1889, the following
properly, b longing TO the estate of HENRY
j. DlCKERSON, the same being sold for the
payment OF debts and for distribution:
An undivided one half interest in Wharf Lot
No l. east Of Lncoll str set, with the improve
ments thereon, commonly known as Harris
Wharf; the "a d lot is bounded north by Savan b
nah river, east by wharf lot No ?, on the south
by Bay street, and on the west by Lincoln street.
7 impro vements consist OF sued on the
wharf such as t. used for the protectiol of
goods an Of a brick building extt n ling from
the wharf level or River street TO Bay street.
and incluiing the offices on latte street known
as Harris range II. ~ BRANCH,
II +. WILLINK,
Is. GOODWIN
Executors
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
C. H. DORSETT, kuCtiuneer.

VIII sell at auction on TUESDAY, April sOth,
1899 at o'clock p. NJ,
Ten beautifully located lots on the high ridge
between Whlta er and Barnard streets fro IL
ing north and south on Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
These lots are more desirable than any OF
those recently sold
They are on the highest plateau south Of the
city perfectly drained and advanta eously
located for street car privileges.
The Bell Line cars are but one block south
ana the Whitaker street cars Immediately east.
Fifty dollars cash is all that will be required
and the monthly payments of ten dollars will
not commence until June Interest will be
allowed on the payments thus made, as well as
charged.
No farer. or easier terms can be allowed, or
asked ana when the Increase N value is con
siderel the result cannot be other than favor
aDe, aud must prove better tnan investments
either IA savings banks or loau associations
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Word, o,
more. in hIs column inserted for ONE
CENT A VOID, Casa ~ Advanos. saaA
inssrti0S<
Arsrybodv uho Mas any Udns 70 svpph,.
anything to buy or sell, cry business or
accommodations to secure. tadced, any uisA
20 erT'dtifv. should ddrsrtise in tAts c,i,-r
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n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice Is
VI hereby given TO all persons having de.
mands against JOHN Z. TAYLOR, deceased,
to present them TO me, properly made out,
within the time prescribed by Law, SO as 10
show their character and amount; and all per-
sons indebted 70 said deceased are hereby re-
quired 70 make immediate payment 70 one;
MARCH IS. 1889. l.. w. LANDhhSHihE.
Oualaed executor viii John O. TAYLOR
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SIMMER RESORTS.

MoUNTAIS SUNSET HOUSE. wERNERs
vi VILE. PA. High on the mountain. A
deli shtful place for those seeking rest anil
recreation. Air compared 20 Colorado. Per.
sonal care AMI attention 20 guests Steam
neat For circular, terms, etc, address
+. 0ROSCH.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By RObt. \. Tatem. AuCtinneer.

BY virtue fan order granted by the Honorable
Hampton L. Ferrll. ord nary Tor Chatham
county. Georgia. will veil 70 the big e5t bi
der. Tor cash. before the Z iurt House door,
during he legal hours OF sal-, on Tuesday,
MAJ 9TH:
Two hundred dollars $500 Of certificates OF
Indebtedness Of the Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company Of Ceor la.
One snare % Of ne hundred dollars Of South
western hailfoad COmplny Of Georgia
Two is, No. ~ and a. each aO,9i feet. In
block ~ division A, Ward Guy, Gl,un county.
Georgia. OF the SeaDoard Land lmproveme
and Nalufacluring Company OF BrunswicK. Ca.
fou a. lots, Fo4 -, 2G, n a d rs. each
25xi02, 10 block No. 10, in southwest quarter,
section No. IS. township 3, soutl range IL west
OF the St. Andrews Bay Railroad anu Moi "
Company, situated in Washington county,
Florida.
Above lie sod AZ the property OF the lat
SARAH d. JOHNS Tor disf ribution and LAY
ment OF debts kOBT. II. ! ArEM
Administrator estate Sarah D. Johns.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, board by a couple in Jewish fau,
w lily, centrally located About fifty do
lars per month. K B., this Office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM County,
- In Chatham Superior Cour. Marcn term,
1880 LAURA CARDELL vs. JOHN CARD LII,
divorce. IL appearing TO the court by che re-
turn OF the sheriff n the above stat case, that
the defendant. JOHN CARDLLL, does not re-
side ia Chatham county; and Il further app Or
ing that lac does not reside n the state Of Geor-
giI, il Is therefore ordered by the court. that
service " said libel flr divorce be perfected on
said defendant by the publication Of this order
once a IA nth for four months before tue
il NE TERN, 1889. Of tuis court in the Sayan-
ma . Morning News, pubic gazette published
in said county aud stare.
In open court this February i6th, 1859.
A p ADAMS,
Judge s. c.. H. j. G. Ga.
NJ j. O'CONNOR, Libellants Attorney.
order 20 perfect Service by publication fled
this 10th day Of February, 1889
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk S. 9. c. G.
True extract from the minut-s, this 18th day
Of February 1853 JAMES X. =. CARR,
Clerk :. &. G.. G.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
LNOR RENT, on Tybee q cottage having five
Il roo 8, kitchen ard two servants rooms:
entirely furni he'd and for rent for the season
from May 1st c. II. DORSETT Real Estate
Dealer.
TOR RENT, delightful, large, new house
with la &c lot. barns and you orchard at
MARROW Ia, twenty six miles from Savannah
on Cent al railroad. Apply 10 A. r WRIGHT
at Denmark & Adams' los Bay street.
EOR RENT, the house at Isle OF Hope next 70
Il my residence; arte,an water on premises
J. II. ESTILL
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
ELEGANT desk room or ba'f OF good store
~ to rent on Bull street. STORE, Morning
News.
TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il mery occupied by Artesau leo Company
Apply TO f. O. BELL, Business Oflice, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
IF you want choice strawberries to-day, call
Il at A. II. CHAMPION.S.L
LNOR SALE ut Auction IT O'Clock this after
4 noon the lots between Whitaker. Barnard,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets c. II. DOR.
SET, Auctioueer
1NHE best located lots on rybee Island, will be
sold Thursday, May n 80
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE Three
l. young, strong, seasoned Mules and two
good Horses Tor sale CHEAP. Sold for want Of
use. Apply q. l. TAGGAAT, } 10 Bay street.
LNOR SALE tenement house and double lot
Il corner Abercorh and Third street; now
rented; splendid location for future residence
ROBr II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer.
CTRAWBERRIEs day FOR everybody; they
- must be sold A. II. CHAMPION.
LNOR the very best quality OF building and
4 paving brick, send your orders TO G. j.
TOOLE BRO, proprietors Of OcmuiRee Brick
Yards. Macon, Ga.
lust ARRIVED at OOX's STABLE car load
- Texas Ponies, several gentle boys ponies,
good saddIers.
NOR SALE. brick residence, corner Gordon
i and TGttnall streets; modern improvements,
carr age house and servants rooms; full lot,
with mower garden. ALFRED l. HART IDGE.
LOST.
T osT, on whitaker, between Jones and Lib
- erty, a scarf pin. Reward for return. l5l
Jones street.
PHOTOGRAPHY
TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen fine Cabl-
net PhotOg apis, as many for eglt by ten
frame a. you wish, AZ tho SAVANNAH PHOTO
co $, l4y Br0ughtOn street.
BOARDING.
GUNNER BOARD.-Special rates made for
- table board for the summer season and
meal tickets at reduced raJcg at the HARNETr
HOUSE.
BOARDING. No. 10 Abercorn street, corner
ID Of ~. Julian. Large and small rooms
with excellent accommodations, Terms mod
crate: Ira Stnts accom- uO1ateI.
-
svrN1.rup Il uannera
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

ELEGANT desk room or baf OF good store
II to rent on Bull street. STORE, Morning
News
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TOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il merly occupied by Artesiau leo Company
Apply to f. q. BELL, business Onice, Morning
News.
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TOR RENT delightful, large, new house
L with la &c lot. barns and you z orchard at
Narlov. Ia, swenty-six miles from Savannah
on Cent al railroad. Apply TO A. r. WRIGHT
at Denmark & Adams. los Bay street.
EOR RENT, the house at Isle OF Hope next 70
Il my residence; arte,ian water on premises
J. II. ESTILIA