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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-08
COL. FRY's NEW ROAD.
Engineers to Come to Savannah This
Week.

GhB AAOC1S W kOu1o 10 DdNduuaa LIE
Week.
Events have shown that Col. Fry's At.
lantic, Atlanta and Western road is push
ing toward Savannah as fast as practical,
Col. Fry. in letter to the MORNING NEWS,
says that Col. Prahs, the engineer who rep
resents the syndicate of capitalists inter
ested in the road, is revising and verifying
the estimates and profiles made under the
surveys already finished, aud he ex-
presses himself as highly delighted
with the outlook for building the road.
He thinks that this road, when built, will
be one of great Importance to the state, and
will be altogether profitable to the stock
and bond holders. He has directed that
Col. Fry send Mr. w. T. B. Wilson, who
is to bs chief of Col. Fry's engineering
staff. to make careful revision of the line
from the Ocmulgee river by way.of Month
cello, thence to point midway between
Monticello and Eatonton, i1tersecting the
line as originally surveyed. This will be
done at once. Several other important
changes are suggested by Col. Prahs
Col. Prahs comes from Atlanta to the
seaboard, and viii inspect Brunswick and
Savannah, and will visit all the principal
points all along the line, taking bird's-eye
view Of the entire country preliminary to
the letting of contracts, which will DO done
Immediately.
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COUNTERFEIT COIN.
Brunswick Officers Think They Have
Solved Mystery.

BRUNSWICK Ofncer5 Think They Have
Solved Mystery.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Dec. flames Nc
Donald and Charles Schootky (whits) were
arrested six miles from here this morning
for passing counterfeit money. After being
arrested they confessed to having the money
and carried the officers to spot in a neigh
boring woods, where they found $50 in
spurious coin and a valise containing
lot of gunsmith's tools and thick piece
of sole-ieather on which was cut circular
cavities corresponding with silver dollar
and dime. They were brought to the
city and lodged in the county jail. When
examined at the Jail by the United States
commissioner they claimed that they got
the money from Robert Moran, owner of a
sloop now in port. A search warrant was
issued and the sloop was searched. but
nothing was found.
Commissioner Simmons thinks he has
tumbled on the gang of counterfeiters who
have been flooding Southern Georgia and
Florida for the past few months. A tele-
gram was sent to District Attorney Irwin
at Macon for a special detective to ferret
out the mystery. The case will be tried
Monday morning.
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TWO BULLETS IN HIS HEAD.
An Intoxicated White Man Shot by a
Negro at Boston.

BosToN, GA, Dec. John R. Hall,
highly respected young man of this place,
was badly shot this evening, about 1880
o'clock, by a negro named Lorenzo Payne,
at the latter's house. Hall had been to
Thomasville, and returned to Boston on the
o'clock train. As he was little intoxi-
Gated, he wandered to Payne's house and
knocked for admission, first at the front
door and afterwards at the rear door, when
Payne, coming up, began abusing and firing
his pistol at Hall. Hall was not armed,
and throwing up his hands, begged
Payne not to shoot, assuring him
that nothing wrong was desired or
intended. Payne, however shot Hall
twice. Payne was arrested and jailed by
Marshal Hight, and viii be carried to
Townsville tonight as d precaution
against lynching. There is good deal of
excitement but no violencei is anticipated,
The marshal and town authorities having
taken prompt measures to prevent it, Halls
condition is quite critical. One ball took
effect in the back of the head and the other
in the face near the left ear.
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CAPITAL OF THE STATE.
Dale Looking for Bondsman-Sumbv
Offers to Come Back.

OnerS 70 come Back.
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. TT is reported
from Dallas, Ga, where Dale ives carried
last night for trial, that he waived exam
ination this morning. The magistrate fixed
his bond at $500. 1t is doubtful whether
Dale will be able TO give bail. He had not
succeeded this afternoon, but claimed that
he would.
A lengthy argument was made before
Judge Clark in chambers to-day for the
discharge of ex-Banker Tolleson from jail.
1t was urged that Tolleson was illegally i'm
prisoned, as he had never been made party
TO a suit. and the court had no jurisdiction
over his person. Decision was reserved.
CROWDED DoCKETs.
At the meeting of the bar to-day Judge
Marshall Clark referred to the crowded
condition of the dockets, Notwithstanding
the dispatch Of business in the three courts
sitting in this county, and urged the neces-
sitv Of increased court facilities. The bar
agreed with the judge, and the next legisla-
ture will be asked to create a new court for
Fulton.
In November, 1888, K. P. Sumbv (white).
who had a female barbershop here. was
sent to the penitentiary for stabhing a
bootblack. Last October Sumby escaped
and has turned up in Canada. He writes
from Toronto that he will come back volun-
tarily if guaranteed an interview with the
governor to state his case before beng put
back in stripes. He insists that he is
greatly wronged man, that the sentence is
unjust, and that the governor will pardon
him as soon as he hears his story.
The governor has about determined upon
the trustees of the Girls Industrial School,
and will announce them Monday.
Judge Pardee held court here to-day, and
leaves for the southern district Tomorrow
W. J. Anderson of Mcconnell &C. Ander-
sen, contractors after collecting $40 of
money due his firm. left town to-day. The
chief of police by request of his partner to-
night telegraphed to various points for his
arrest.
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THEY COULDN'T AGREE.
one OF the Queer Cases that Justice
Have to Deal With.

OA~oC2
Have to Deal With.
Justice Sheftan heard an interesting case
yesterday, where husband prosecuted a
vile upon charge Of assault and battery.
Inc prosecutor was very old mana
minister. He was one-eyed, and his face
was SCARED with the marks Of smallpox.
MS name Is j. c. Stevens The wife was A
ROBUST woman, wearing silver-b bowed spec
tacies and a highly-decorated chat. Sue
mad the appearance Of an old time servant.
ana TO listen 20 her story impressed one that
sne was telling the truth.
Dat man." said she. looking over her
Speetacles at the justice Of the court, sis
been my lawful 'usban' for fifteen wears
out ives been Twin under peace bonds all
er dls year. He nuver sports me tall. He
take mes money an spen' it somewhar else,
ana don give me or cent NV it. Yo' see
dem pants dar l made 'em and paid fer
EN- out er my own pocket. He tramp
about and live in de streets and como home
'neaked,' and don't have decent clothes. l
give EN- ter him. Now he prosecute me for
sault and batt'ry. On, Godl Stevens, Yo's
got ter answer fer all dis. nigger.n
When she had finished her speech the
woman adjusted her hat and flounced
across to the other side of the room.
Stevens had listened intently to the woman.
and when she had finished he Strengthened
up from the chair, and, looking out of his
good eye at the judge. said: 'Yo' heahs
dat, dom yo'g Yo' heahs all what dat
nigger's got to say. We'll, my honor, its de
wusseSt false dat she ever tole. She nuyer is
been right since she started. True we's been
married-hut don't call't married iTaint
like nobody else. She's er heckin an er
hummin an er how'in all de time an she
a'ctiy jump pom me, case 'jected to havin
er young niger Teller in de house. OATS
de startin OBJ it all, dat young niger.
tell yo', jedge, what / tuck an done d'ndder
night. i come home an | fouu' de niger
in my house. tole i'm to git out. helped
him to git. When he tumbled out OF de
groun' Miss Stevens she SAID il l could .
de boarder dat way l couldn't do her dat er
way, and she lit 'Don me, and case didn't
wanter NEEDLE er woman--I nuver is done
it-she beat me scan'lous. Pom my word
an honor Miss Stevens 'saulted an battried
me scan'lous up. / nuver said muffin tall
bout it, but guard de door on dat young
niger"
''yo' took out war'nt."
"Taint muffin. if did" Yo's got no more
to do wild me, Miss Stevens. Yves met fac
ter face in de- lawyers establishment to
settle our 'spute, and good or bad 1 for
one is 'er gwine ter settle it. Yo' eau do
as yo' lacks. Yos sot heah and tole dem
falses pom me an black-godded me tull yo'
didn't know yo' name. Look out, Miss
Stevens, if yo' die, Gods gwiue ter jedge
yo'"
Don't keer if he do" retorted the
woman, she'll fix yo'."
The case was too perplexing to be settled
in magistrates court, and it was turned
over to the city court. The office was
crowded with colored people, who were
divided as to the guilt of the woman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-08
BOUGHT BY THE EMPEROR.
The Last of Kaulbach's Paintings ST
cured by Emperor Wilhelm.

me Last or kaul pach5 Paintings Sc
cured by Emperor Wilhelm.
Director Brandt, of the Telfair Academy
of Arts ard Sciences, received letter yes
terday from Munich, saying that Emperor
Wil1elm of Germany had telegraphed to
the widow of the great artist, Wilhelm
Won Kaulbach: II have just learned that
you wish to sell the original sepia cartoon,
THE Battle of Salamis,' painted by your
deceased husband. If the information is
correct, please consider the painting mine
and have it forwarded to me at Berlin"
This picture is the last of the great artists
works for sale. Director Brandt was Of
fered the picture when he was in Munich
for $4,000 marks, which is probably the
price paid for it by the Emperor Wilhelm.
The picture is monochrome about the
same hight as the ''Peter Arbues," which
Mr.. Brandt bought, but it is some longer.
The Telfair gallery Is now in possession of a
work which undoubtedly would long ago
have been in the German imperial gallery
had the emperor known that it could have
been secured.
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FLORIDA'S METROPOLIS.
Three Members of a Family Die From
Eating Poisoned Bacon.

Three Members of Family Die From
Eating Poisoned Bacon.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. IA pathetic
story comes from San Diego, near Pablo
beach. Last Tuesday night the whole
Myer family, after eating supper, COM
planned of cramps in the stomach. The
pains were followed by vomiting. The next
day, Jane, the eldest daughter, aged 10
years, died. That night the next daughter,
Monnales, aged 49, died, and the next
morning the eldest son, Albert, aged
2years, died. Physicians were sent for i'm
mediately when the sickness first broke out,
but owing to the distance of the Meyer
family in the woods, they arrived too late to
save those mentioned, althoug ID the balance
of the family are safe. 1t is believed that
the family ate poisoned bacon.
KILLED BY GAS.
Yesterday j. H. and Matthew Wilson, from
Green Cove Springs, arrived in the city
and took rooms at Bettilinl's hotel. On re-
firing they blew out the gas. As result
j. H. Wilson died this afternoon, but
Matthew has recovered.
The train from the north came in to-day
in three sections loaded with passengers.
Travel TO Florida has begun IN earnest.
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KILLED BY GAS.
Brunswick's Condolences,

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE civ coun.
Gil met to-day in special session and passed
a resolution extending coincidence ,to\Mrs.
Davis on the death of her husband, which
was wired Mrs. Davis at New Orleans Ser
vices will be held at the opera house Wed
nesday, while the funeral IS pelng CON
Quoted. EThe military companies; CIVIC
societies and citizens will partippate.
Mayor Colson will issue proclamation
Monday, requesting that torres be cosed.
The city hall and several stores WI be
draped in mourning.
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Personal We desire to notify the public
that we have an enormous stock of Fire
works Just received to close out before
Christmas DAVIS BROS.
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For sale, $4,000 worth of Fireworks. just
received by schooner Cnarme'. Must De
sold before Christmas. DAVIS BROS.
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Miscellaneous. elegant line of the
Oxford Bibles and a complete stock Of
Praver and Hympals at Davis Bros.
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For rent, thirty good Upright Square
Pianos from So, to Sc per month.
DAVIS Bros
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T WISH TO employ a few ladies on salary, to
Il take charge of my business at their homes
entirely unobjectionable; light; very fascinat-
ing and healthful; no talking required; perIna-
neut position; wages $40 per week IN advance.
Good pay for part time. My refere noes include
Vile. Cincinnati, Pittsburg and elsewhere Ad-
dress with stamp, MRS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and CHESTNUT streets Louisville, Ky.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local, general and
w travelling agents throughout the south, to
canvass business men with new line Of labor
saving office devices. Commission; $3.50 per
month and expenses guaranteed TO live sales.
men; exclusive territory; no peddling; no
professional agency" swindle; no profit
mencing; write US Immediately. LEMEN MFG.
CO., South Bend, Ind.
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Ask your butcher for Swift's Chicago
dressed beef.
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Rishnn TwiRr Dead.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. bishop Twigg of
this (Catholic) diocese died this afternoon
after n long illness.
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MANAGERS WANTED everywhere to take
vi charge of our business; advertise, dis
tribute circulars and employ help. Wages $50
TO 1928 per month. Expenses advanced. State
experience. wages expected, also your prefer
eDce for home work or travelling SLOAN &
CO. Manufacturers, 294 George st. Cincinnati. O.
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Roaton's Ballots.

BosroY, GA, Dec. An election was
held here to-day to decide the stock law.
The result was as follows: 62 to 20 in favor
nf fence.
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Call on Logan, city market. for choice
beef, mutton aud veal.
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An reliable butchers use Swifts beef,
mutton and veal.
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OAK, Pine and LiGhtwood.

Igan is headquarters for choice beef,
arlbn and veal.
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Wanted, 100 pianos to keep in tune by
the year. AL work guaranteed.
DAVIS RRns
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Ilgas handles nothing but Swift's choice
beel mutton and veal.
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For sale, rs empty piano and organ boxe
suitable for wood or coal DAVIS BROS.
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WANTED, a live. pushing salesman to take
w the general agency for the state of Geor-
gia for our recently patented Wonderful" gas
burner. It is the best that has ever been
offered to the public. To the right party we
will give terms that will insure a large and
profitable business Call on or address WON
DERFUL BURNER CO., 617 Filbert street,
Philadelphia.
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THE TERR1RLE EFFECTs.

Arson was shot in the head and died aost
noon. Mary was also shot in the head, Z
the ball glanced around under the scalp az
made only flesh wound, which viii So
heal. Agnes, Mary's sister, received a "a
above the left temple. which penetrated IN
brain and still remains there. She VIII III !
coubtedly die. Michael Arson, lad OF
years, grappled with the murderer and wa
shot in the wrist and hand. but his woun
IS not severe. Lille and Maggie Ansol
two othor children, were not hurt. VINE
young Micnnsl grappled with him Cllso
dropped ono Of his pistols and ran up to =!
porch or balcony on tho second floor or
house and then fred three r.
head, 10 died 10 hos ~
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ENEGEAS Grand Bargains ia Gold Watches,
4 liz Broughton street, Hair and Jewelry
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WHEN In want OF Fine Glass Shades don a
w fail to see the very latest styles at GEO.
w ALLEN g. CO.'S, corner State and Barnard
streets
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A GENTS should write for illustrated circular,
IA terms and two weeks trial of Missouri
Steam Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing; easily sold and
profitable. j. WORTH, "a Beeckman street.
New York city.
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LOST.

LOST.
--1---~~7S-~-~~--- ~-0~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~~~~
OST, gold pencil and pen combined. reward
u given If returned to 2S4 Montgomery
street.
OST, black and tan setter; answers to name
~ Judy; weight between thirty aud forty
pounds. Liberal reward upon return Of same
either TO the Office OF the AMERICAN
TRADING COMPANY. Bay street, or La
ROCHE & MCLAUGHLIN, 1l6 Bryan street
oST-The finder of one cuff button, with
i masonic emblem, will be handsomely re-
warded by returning same TO No. Roberts
street
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4 oRRECr market price given for all classea
~ securities; money advanced on marketable
securities. BAM X. PIArsHEK, Broker, Room
g. Southern Bank, upstairs
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LOVER WITH TWO PISTOL,
One Mar. Killed, a Girl Dying and as'o
Others Injured.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 7.--Casper Clisby Va a
machinist 81 years old and loved Mry
Arson, aged %, daughter OF j. Anp.
also machinist and co-worker Of Chsoyn
the Missouri Pacific railroad shops. Ciisy
was a confirmed opium-eater and Ann
had forbidden him visiting his daugng.
house, at No. 3134 Hickory street, DO
family were at breaskfast. Clisoy ne
revolver in each hand, and, without utf-
ing word except "Now," he began nrg
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SHINGLES.

Use our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 3 and {
~ inches wide, at 37JSc.. 6216c. and S711c, per
bundle cash; prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.
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- =. Dyed my wood yard TO corner
fan o. bt and Savannah, Florida and
v" ,ay, TslephoRe7ls -R q Casssls
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SYMPHONY CONCERTS. These concerts
~ will bring out the truly representative
people of Savannah. No one at all fond OF
music Should miss this occasion.
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swift's beef is the best.
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WANTED, a man with small capital to act as
w agent for an article well introduced in
Savannah, paying 100 lone hundred) per cent.
profit; an investigation solicited Address c.
II. W., News Office.
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Tor MONDAY ONLY. ten handsome library
a lamps at 50 30 each, at GEO. w. ALLEN
q GO. vs.. corner State and Barnard atreets
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CHRISTMAS GOODS in great variety are bow
~ on exhibition at the PALACE PHARMACY,
corner Whitaker and Duffy ssreets.s Do nos
fail to examine them.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE. Canopy-rop Buggy, new and In
a perfect order. Address for one week q.
Morning News ONCE.
60 O00 WORTH of fireworks just re-
- sOVU received by schooner Charmer
Must be sold before Christmas. DAVIS BROS.
GE0 To slSO.-severaI fair secondhand
spOO Pianos. in good condition, for sale at
LUDDEN BATES on easy terms. Call and
examine them.
TOR SALE, the Sanford Foundry and Ma.
Il chine Works; for practical man this is a
given and strictest investigation allowed. Apply
to w. II. NUDGE, Sanford, Fla.
NACKvILIE is THE PLACE to make a good
- investment. We offer large lots for SIS
ana give two years 70 pay up, without interest
d. LAROCHE & son, i6s Bay street.
G0CS ELEGANT Mason & HamlIn Upright
900 Piano, '-octave, Rosewood; on easy
terms; only In use short time; liberal discount
Tor cash: LUDDEN & BATES s. NJ. II.
nor SALE, Fruit, Confectionery and Cigar
Store; call and investigate. ~ Mont
gomery street.
HORSES. MARES, MULES.-Improved Texas
IL horses, broken to work and ride; also IN
broken stock; children's ponies. J. f. GULL
MARTIN & co.
hfl n OhlChbfAlNG OQOAkE PIANO.
eDIOOs octave. full iron frame; easy
terms; liberal discount for cash. LUDDEN &
BATES S. NJ. H.
II BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE The under
~ signed offers for sale or rent in the city of
cambridge, Ga, two of the most desirable fire
proof brick stores in the best block of buildings
on the public square; also, will sell one Of the
best plantations within the same distance OF
the city, only 25 miles; it contains $40 acres $50
cleared aud under fence; two-room cottage
outhouses, gin house. iron screw and iron run
nlng gear. Large crops of cotton have been
raised on It, and the soil is well adapted in part
to the culture of Cuba tobacco; the LeConte
pear is most successfully raised here, and 100
acres set out this fall 10 the pear tree would in
nye years treble its value. The undersigned
offers this property for sale as she has no one
10 superintend IL, at a bargain. cambridge is
one or the most beautiful and healthy towns In
Southwest Georgia. Its rapid growth is assured
by the near completion of the Georgia and
Florida Midland railroad and other railroads
| chartered and 20 be built in and through this
city. A rare opportunity is now offered in the
purchase OF this property and other real estate
and lands IN this city and county. Address Mrs.
r. =. HUNNEWELL, Atlanta, Ga, or Dr. A. T.
BOVINE, Cambridge Decatur county.
I
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ENEGEAs' Grand bargains In Chiidren's Gold
4 Earrings. LIZ Droughton street, Hair and
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THAT hand-embroidered baby's cloak will b
Il ratified at Yonge's hall Monday afternoon
3 o'clock.
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FOR SALE, Canopy. Top Buggy, new and in
a perfect order. Address. for one week, O,
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CALL at LARoCHE & SONS, iss Bay street.
" and select fine lot at Sackvills, 40 feet by
100 feet, within mile from extended limits Of
city, near City and Suburban Railway, for SIS,
81 per month till paid for, without interest; no
charge for papers.
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Tor quality quantity, richness and rarity,
II BARBOUR'S stock, ~ w. cor. Price and
Hall streets, surpasses them ALL
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ENEGEAS' Grand Bargains in ChIldren's Gold
a Finger Ringers ll2 Broughton street, HAIR
and Jewelry Store.
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WHOLE AND GROUND SPICES ATJ.SR
W BARBOUR'S. New Houston and Barnard
street. Goods delivered in all parts Of the city.
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G1S0 A CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO.
eDIOOs octave. full iron frame; easy
terms; liberal discount for cash. LUDDEN L
BATES S. NJ H. -
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I'D Market.
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TWO experienced Job Press Feeders wanted
i Immediately at the DACOSTA PRINTING
AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, Jacksonville,
Fla
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L'EGEAS' Grand Bargains In Chidren's Gold
A. Earrings. liz Broughton street. Hair and
Jewelry Store
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MONEY LOANED on furniture and rnerchau.
4sl disc without val, ami on other collaf-
erals Address FINANCIAL, care News, and
confidential agent will call