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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-14


Fernandina. Feb 1s--Arrived, schrs Jefferson.
Griffin, Beaufort; g Loud, Terry, Boston;
LAME Cobb, Cobb, New YORK.
Cleared, Lrg Alfred CBrl, White, Bermuda.
New York, Feb 12-Arltved, schr Charles A
Coulombe, Bishop. Fernandina.
feared. schrs SeventysiX, Hart. Savannah;
Florence and Lillian, Smith, st Augustine
Barcelona, Feb ARRIVED, steamship Engi
neer (Br), Savanna
Bremen. Feb 11--Arrived. steamship Bellini
CBr) Robertson, Savannah.
Dungeness. Feb 9-Plssed, bark Deodata
(Norl Ande sou. Brunswick for Rotterdam.
Fal MOUTH Feb 10-ArTived, bark Pefetta
Qtal. Schia1hno. Pensacola.
Garston Feb s-Returned, bark Atlas Nor,
Peterson. for St Simons.
Genoa Feb S-Arrive l. bark Santa Anna ct
Maria Gfah, Tarace, Savannah.
Barbados, Jan ARRIVED schr Eta NJ Barter,
Barter, r, rnaudina.
St Kits. Jan 26-Arrived, schr D Robinson,
Hogan. Fernand ma via st Martins
Baltimore, Feb 11-Arrived, schr Richard S
Leaning. Norton, Coosaw. G.
Boston, Feb l1-Cleared, steamship Camden
(Brl James Brunswick Ga.
Brunswick, Feb CLEARED, barks Sign (Sw),
Elander, R sario (before reported sailed 9TH for
Buenos Ayres 5th, Pudel Ger, Buenos Ayres
land sailed 1lth-has been reported cleared Jan
n for Barcelona); 9TH, schr Hattie Darling (Br),
Albury. Nassau.
Charleston. Feb 11-Arrived, schr John 8
Beacham, CHM, Savannah
Georgetown, G, Feb 11--Arrived, schrs
Hattie MEG Buck, Putnam, and James NAPLES
Ponder, Dodd Wilmington, G.
Jacksonville Feb ARRIVED. schr David
GARRISON Vanaman. Baltimore.
Cleared 9th schr Milford, Haskell. New York.
New London. Feb CARVED, schr Fannie
Gcrham, Wadln, Fernandina;
Pascagoula, Feb 6-Cleared, schr Rollin San
ford, Davis, Key West.
Pensacola Feb 1l-Arrived, barks Tide Aus,
Colozzi Buenos Avres; Clrysolite (Nor), Han
sen Barcelona; Ulrika (Rus), Lacke, do.
Philadelphia, L b 1l-Arrived, schr Anna V
7 Savannah
Cleared schr Matte May. Richards, George
town, S G..
Delaware Breakwate, Feb i1--Arrivet I, schr G
A White, Trip, Woods Holl for Savannah
Portland Me- Feb l0-Arrived, schrs Satilla,
Scofeld Bath, for Darien, to go on dry dock for
repairs; Mary L Allen, Wiley, Darien, Ga, for
Bath.
SatiIla River, Ga. Feb ARRIVED, schr Thos
Clyde, Frazier, Savannah.
Sailed from Bailey's Mills Feb :. schrs Cora
Dunn. Harrington, Boston; Palatka, Ferguson,
New York.
New York, Feb 1s-Arrived steamship Wis
consin, Liverpool.
Arrived out, Trave for Bremen.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway Feb 10
-122 bales cotton, 929 pcs castings 10 I'D Is cast
ugs bhl whisky. cases bitters, bbls talow,
10 pcs mchy, 10 cases compound, pedestal, 2
bal bags, / burial case, sacks pea 'uts. -
nests trunks, 1877 pygs furniture, % bdls rims 40
pkgs tobacco, pilot, boxes bacon. 2 boxes
groceries, 2 bbls molasses, pkgs mdse. 10 pkgs
b goods. car stock
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Feb 1888 bales cotton, 2,23i bbls rosln. 40
btls spirits turpentine, cars wood, lever car,
~ 264 boxes oranges, cars coal cars lumber
I car poultry, 10 pr wheels and axles 20 kegs
lead II bbls syrup as sacks rice, 2 hf bbls roe.
sewing machines ! box hrasses box bacon,
boxes tobacco. 1 bdl yedding, | bdl SACKS
sack narn So, box mdss. bales hides bdl
paper box aud S. steam chest Q boxes
castings, 452 bales hay 3l3 sacks corn, 1877 sacks
Grits
Per Central Railroad Feb 13-3,47 bales cot.
ton, - bales yarn, l3l bales domest cs, bales
hides, 2lS pkgs tobacco, 81 pkgs paper. ~ l15
lbs bacon, 2,lsi bushels oats, 600 bushels corn.
2lg SACKS bran, $50 bales hay, 81 bbs whisky, 10
hf bbs whisky, 20 buls beer l2 hf bbls beer "a
pkgs furniture. ) lea cattle, 90 hogs 2 mules
AZ sheep, q cars lumOer. 80 bushels rice / car
doors aud blinds. cords wood, / bbl syrup. 3
ptgs Irvine, 10 cases liquor, 5 pkgs vegetables
203 pkgs mdsa, 204 empty bbls, case domestics
car cotton SEED, 30 ob.s cotton seed oil 1913
pkgs hardwa e, 200 kegs spikes, 100 cases eggs,
80 boxes candles. cars coal, $50 bbls rosin.
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CONSIGNFES.


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb IS
-Fordg Office, Wilde & Co, Garnett, S & Co, q
Nc lie, J T Stewart & Son. Blodgett, a Co. W
T Hutchrns, Woods & Co, Montague & Co, l.
Charter, Smith Bros, Lippman Bros, j Decker,
Hammond, II X Co. Commercial GIano Co. II
Berg, w D Dixon, r Lovell's Sons, p O'Connor
McGi lis & r. 4 eSer & S, A Enrich & Bro, 5 I
Jon $ Thomas & Co, Grady. Del Co, Il
D Weed & Co, II Myers & Bros, Donovan, G
Hartman, h A Ulmo K Radford, Mrs l. LePsge,
r Mathews.
Per Savannah. Florida and W stern Railway,
Feb l3-Fortg Office, McDonough & Co. New
Home NJ. f B Cassels. Dal D & Co, Mi VI
Davis, Lee Roy dy rs Co. Rosenheim Co
Meinhard Bros & Co. NJ Boley & Son, Byck & $.
Epstein s. W. G o HaineS, Z Lovell's Sons. W
BrinSon Smith Bros, A B Hull & Co. Haynes &
E, H Myers 4 Bros, W w Gordon & Co, Att,in-
son & Co, j S Collins & Co, Jno Flannery \ o.
A 81 Champion. NJ Henderson, NJ FersJ q Co,
A Enrich & Bro, Brown Bros, Jno Lyons & Co,
w d SimkinS & Co, e Geffcken, w B Nell & Co,
H solomon s Son, D Y Dancv. w Morell, Z
keltfer. Decker & +, Slater, N & Go; Rustin,
Lewman & Co. + NJ Farley. Peacock, Ii a Co. 7
l. Kinsey. Chas Ellis,W jackson. Ellis, & Co,
II NJ Conner & Co, c W Gassmaa.
Per Central RailT9aS FeH cn g.
Leach, Gdrnett. s & Co, NJ Farley, Baldwin &
Co, Montague & o, NJ Maclean Co. Warren &
A, Jno tlanncry & Co. Butler & SEpstein 4 w
j Williams 4 Co. Slater, NJ q Co. Rieser & $,
6 D Mcintyre, Mohr Bros, Neidlinger & X,
s Guckenheimer y Son, Lee Roy Myers 4 Co. NJ
Ferst 4 Co, Mendel d, w Tiedeman 4 Bro,
Stillwell NJ h 90. Hammond, H & Co, g Meyer,
solomon a. Son, Smith Bros, J Davis & Co,
Wood & Bro, Bacon, b & Co, Eckman V,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, A Haney, Harms & J 4,
JOS Connerby, w D Smkins & Co, J Schley, J X
Hennessy, Stewart & Son, j d Weed & Co, l.
Remion, C f ST llts II WillinSky, E Anders N,
Lippman Bros, D A AtticH's Sons, Gorrie Ice Co,
Cornwell 6 C, d Lest r. Ora ty, Del & Co.
j 6 Butler, w B Nell & Co, A Ehrlich & Bro, Mr.
Booz, NJ Henders IN, S Blackwell. Barrett &
c, Palmer Bros, j ii Fur or. HecNer y Co,
Meadel s. D, Kavanaugh & B, Solomons 4 Co, A
t Mackay, Mrs Nj Allen, + Kolb r ID Pearn.
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OATS, No p
Feb deliv, ry.... 2o 49,. 2S1S
May delivery 2A 2'9s 2714
Ns;es s. ssI!S,ly 81 sss1 So ,sit
LARD, Per 100 lbs
March Ms IS, delivery. s. ss's g Ssh Sc ~
SHORT Rms, Per 100 lbs
Ma en- delivery. S. SD S. s7y[ s. 81
May delivery. OS % s11t
steady; Howard street and Western superfine
SO 3092 so; extra So 1904 so; family 81 50415 Is;
city mills Rio brands. extra So Q15 81. Wheat
Southern firm and higher; Fultz 81 05@1 10lt;
10 CHERRY 81 O701 ii; No. . Southern 81 $50
O6: Western easy; No. winter red, on spot
AMI February delivery 9514995}9c, Corr
Sout quiet Nut tirmer; white 400 43c; yellow
C1Nc1NNAr1. Feb. 13.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat barely steady; No. red, 81 90 Corn
steady; NJ. . mixed &C.. ,Oats-No. mlxed
weskcr at Sc SO. Bulk meats neglected. Bacon
neglected Whisky steady at 81 0S, Hogs
in excessive supply and weaker; common and
light So 90@3 95; packing and butchers 81 $50
65.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 1s.-Flour steady. Wheat
lower; No 2 red, cash 95lSQ96c; May delivery
9S1S09sl4c. Corn unsettled No. mixed, cash
2sSsc; May delivery 30$4c. Oats weaker; No, 9
cash 24c; Nav delivery 273sc Whisky steady at
81 O3. Provisions unsettled: Pork Sll 20 Lard
prime steam So 80. Dry salt meats shoulders
s. 2o longs and ribs 30 10, orr clear 20 ~
Bacon-box-d shoulders Sc 12I9G6 p lo1gs
apd ribs S. 956N7 05, short cl ar s. 10012,
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 13.-Grain and provisions
steady and UNCHANGED.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Cotfee closed firm;
Rio cargoes, common to prime l5s40lo1ac,
Sugar firm. MolaSses strong.
NAVAL STORES
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, noon.-Rosin, common
As 11sd.
NEW YORK, Feb IL. noon.-spiri.s turpentine
strong at 4114c. Rosin quiet and firm at 81 05
al 10.
500 p. m.-Rosin firm and in good demand;
common to good strained S! 05GD TO- Turpen-
tine steady and in moderate demand at 471s0
41lsc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 13.--Turpentine strong at
45c asked RoSin steady; God strained S2lec.
WILMISaToN.N. c, Feb. ID Spirits turpeltine
firm at 44l6c RosIn firm; strained and good
strained s2G6c. Tar firm at 81 30. ru tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip s. 30, viz
gin S. 3d.
NEW YoRK Feb 13.-The petroleum market
opened firm al S9I6c, but sold off to SS5Sc in
the first hour Buying by STANDARD Oil brokers
then advanced prices to 90c A reaction fol-
lowed, on which the market closed steady at
S936c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Rice quiet but firm
New ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Rice firm; ordinary
to prime 374@5c
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Bark Ossuna (Brl. Garston Dock.
Bark Tana (Nor), AMER for orders.
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PoULrRY Market we'll supplied; demand fir.
EGGs-MarkeJ steady, with good supply;
moderate demand.
PnANuTs-Fair stock; demand moderate
prices firm and tending up.
PEAs-None.
SUGAR Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in parset
HoNEY-No demand; nominal.
SWEET PorAToEs--In good demand.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship CITY OF Augusta. for New
nork.ke et, hoy91gnIoa, Piss 81, h9ufhton'
w Richardson. VIM Horcneler, A Estabrook,
II Benning. Mrs F Wachstein. II b Salisbury,
7 II Chocener Mrs olenderf Mr. Davis and
wife, A Kerney, A Beser, L W Fargo, and
steerago.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Trans .tlantic (Nor), Tonnessen, Santos,
in ba last-A Salas 4 Co.
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Open Annually at Ocaa, Fla. From January to May

The Biennial Session of the "Amercan Pathological So
cety will be held at Ocala Fla Feb 90 81 and o. 1889
For premium list further information address the Secre-
tary at Ocala, Fla.
J. O. CLARKE. c. W. CAMPBELL SR, GEO W. WILSON,
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York-2,76l bales upland cotton, PEI bales sea
island cotton, 81 bales domestics, 3 bales rags,
81 cases eggs $40 bbls rosin, 1855 bbs OIL 1913 o6ls
fish l,7s0 crates oranges, 81 crates vegetables,
Is bales hides, 2SS pkgs mdse.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr John II Cross, Rawley, New York. with
guano to order; vessel to Master.
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PUBLICATIONS.
Fashion Magazines for February
stills News DEPOT,
NO, BIZ BULL STREET,

NO. 2116 BULL STREET,
Price.
Young Ladies Journal. Observation-Disclosures. 30c
lie Guide de la Mode" ......... ............Slc
Peterson's Magazine. Observation-Disclosures. .25c
Godey's Lady's Book. ...............-........ 25c
Demorests Monthly Magazine. .....-.... .25c
New YORK Fashion Bazaar. ...... ........... Csc
Tart de la Mode. .............. ....... 35c
The Season. .....-. ........... .......... Csc
lie Bon Ton" 6Oc
Revue de la Mode Observation-Disclosures. ......... 35c
Demorests Port Folio of the Fashions. .... CSC
The Delineator. ........-.. ................ 2)c
Harper's Bazaar Observation-Disclosures. 10c
Address ali orders to
WILLIAM ESTILL,
Savannah. Ga.
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ARRIVED UP FROM BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr Laura Rose, Leeds Philadelphia, with
iron to Plant Investment Co, an coal to D R
Thomas; vessel to Jos A Roberts & Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship City Of Augusta, Catharine, New
York-C G Anderson.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,

OFFIJE OF THE NINIIs-'IlNu M " =. {
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb 10, p. N.
corroN-The market was very dull and some
It norninal for lack of demand. There is
,,-bt stock Offering, and holders are firm in
.ssir views. The total sales for the day were
"a hales. On Change at the opening call at 10
m the market was reported dull and I'M
ahonged. but with no sales. AT the second call,
o+1n m. it was dull, the sales being so bales.
A. the third and last call, at 4 p. m, it closed
dnu and unchanged, with further sales of 10
bales. The following are the official closing spot
tinns of the Cotton Exchange:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-ThIS DAY.
Sun RISES. .........6:35
Sun SETS. 5:25
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .7:20 A NJ, 7:23 Pm
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THURSDAY, Feb ID, 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohens Bluff and way
land n ss-W T Gibson, Mgr.
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ill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER--There is no disengaged tonnage in
port tn a fair inquiry for vessels and business
quiet at quotations. Freight limits a 50 0O0
s 80 from this and the uear Georgia ports TO the
Chesapeake porCs, Philad lpuia. New York,
Sound ports and eastward Timber 50c@Sl 90
higher than Lumbar rates. To the West lndies
and Windward, notnnal to South America,
SIG 20: to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
$l4 a 3 Oh; to United III Isgdom for ORDERS
timber. So los standard; lumber, Is 5s Seam
TO New York s. co.; TO Philadelphia, So 90; to
Boston, s. 70; to baltimore, Sc 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Very firm. toreign-Cork,
etc, for orders. 3s Cd, and, or IS 3D. Adriatic
rosin, is; Genoa. IS 1921; South America
rosin, 81 % per barrel Of 80 pounds. Coastwise
st am--1O Boston, l5c on roSn, SOC on spirits:
to New York rosin, Doc: sp rits, SOC; to PGia-
delphia, rosin, soc; spirits, DC; TO Baltimore,
rosiu, soc; spir Is, roc. Coastwise, quiet.
C'O1ToN-k XIV StAau-Thp M rlzPt is aaSV- room
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THE PRINCESS F WAL 81 TOILET
Fer Daughter soon t. Come Out"
From the London Star.

Fer Daughter soon t. Come Out"
From, the London Star
Il takes the Princess If Wales two hours
10 dress eve y day. Despite her increase in
year, there are courtiers who declare At
she looks ha d,omsr than when she fl t
arrived in England, and they take as the
reason the fact that the style of dress suits
her so much better shan what is now H.
sidered the dowdy dress of a quarter Of a
century ago. Nobody knows where the
princess gels her gowns from. 1t is gener-
ally suppo ed that her maid makes them
fr m patterns supplied. However, the
princess cannot pose aFa leader Of fashion
except to women Of certain age For in
stance, he cannot wear the gaudy flower
crowned hats that are coming into season
thi SRI &, and yet these bats will be what
is known as FASH lnable.n nevertheless.
Who makes those pretty fringesl Some say
that her barber shifts his lodgings every
week. Others declare that this hair-dresser
sup lies The material, and that a maid
makes it up.
A reporter tracked this hairdresser to a
street in the west end, and there lost all
trace Of him. Really the Princess OF Vale,
has very little hair. 1t amour to moth
ing more than what women know as a
"wlsp" At Sandri CHAM there is a room
just like huge hatters's shop. All around
1t are receptscleS, varied by pier glasses,
ana tlase receptacles contain the is and
% nets OF the princess and her husband.
When she is AZ home she wsa two or
Three ditfe snt hats every day, but shs al
WAYS wears bonnet when GU visiting.
For pri cess her innets should not be
conside ed extravagant. She generally
gives about 30 shillngs for hat or bonnet,
not at all an aX raVaUa.t Drice when ono
cah see h dowdieSt of bonnsts at some OF
tine so-cai el society mllliners' in Bond
street, marked at or guineas each. b,
the Pm cess OF Wales certainly has the
faculty dressing neatly; aud won IN who
are neat are seldom exlen.ivs in taste.
~ is the yourg princesses who will p1se
as leaders OF tashioi shortly, until they Ree
MARI d. 1t is not until Lately that they
al anal the dignity of dressing" at all
tnaI 49, dressing in a w1man's so Sc of
word as opposed to giri's Ia fGc5 they
were quite dowiy in t simplicity # their
costume til the people began to remark
on It, Now the are little be;tsr.
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1OO~ 0n0 DAMAGED GOODS. must b
HAVs VVV SOLD, b. BAsCH BROS, u

IF you suffer from sour stomach or heartburn
L use Dr. BtJodmaus remedy. LIVING
SrON'S PHARMACY
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WANTED. six or eight acres OF land near tho
w city, suitable for a nuIss y; land on
shell road preferred; good security given for
rent. FLORIST.
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BARGAINS At SILVA'S.

Spring Clearing Sale OF gu, plus Stock,
Odd Lots. EsmnGnts aud lightly
Imperfect Goods at Less Than O. st
to Make hoom for new imp JrJatiOns.
A large Of lamps very cueap.
Special prices on dime ssts, tea sets,
chamber sets and fancy article.
A splshdiI opportunity 10 secure bar
gains.
Am opening spring stock Of fly fans,
" alter coolers, Ice cream frSezers, wire dlsH
covers. and ether SUNNI goods, which
" i'll be ssld at low hg ues.
"A large t Of lunch, market and other
baskets.
All this and much mors At SILvA's,
40 Brough ton street.
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TEE SLEEPING woMAN OF Arr1cA.
Aer Condition Improving and Her
frances shorter and esq Frequent
Egoui tbS Ae,, Vo,.f. c,,n

her Condition Improving and Her
frances shorter and ess Frequent.
From the Neto York Sun.
ATTIcA, May 20-Alis Emma Aithouse,
whose ntinued frances during the last two
years have attracted so muon attention, has
'sken change for The better, and there is
cHance that she may entirely recover,
to' gh Il Is very slight. For the last month
neI condition has gradually improved. until
Nv" can again pa take IT some n urish-
L.eH1' bsr breathing is more natural, and
yer trance pen ds are les, frequen- aud
suorter Two months ago she was given
Up Tor dead, and her vitality ecame 50 low
suleequent 70 her rallying on that occasion
'ual ali OF her rel lives became col
.Hced that she could MT live. Mrs
- Il use parlakss Of small quantities
vi punishment, Is abba to move her laldS,
~ seems muou stronger, but she is wholly
fU"eiloss To sil up Ia bed, where she has
,aln during the two years OF bsr illness.
N@,ely aI9 has had no medical attenda CO,
aha strangers have been more rigidly ex.
yuned from the ho use than o er before.
ilVr last ira 90 lasted my a week. ard e
aus az several sh RI maps OF thss. or four
uays' In one OF them hs plainly saw q
.eues Hlte ding The inaugu. alton II Presi-
Harrison, but lie strength was not
Il'H lent 10 fully describe them. She as
80" vthsr sNents wnicl had tr nspi oil
a"u Nh.ch We y not me toned Va the sick
-W' lie longest trace sh0 lad W : he
''A' on We year ard lasted thirty ave DAYS
oHpthnf coutin "a thirty-fhue daya. but
49, Sg s,sfssr un u lately was between fifteen
Auu evenly days.
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SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS, Fee Curse #
Clifton" by Mrs Emml D. b. N. South
worth; LENA Rivers" by Mary J. Fl lines;
Robert Graham" by Caro- inc l. He ty;
"Old H pmsstead," by Donman Thompsoo;
ar bert's Ru es Of Order Ia pocket ma ual
for De i era i've Assemblies; The American
Workman for May, frank Lsslle's Pc iular
Monthly for Ju 3, Revue de "a NJ de for
June, E,s ka Fsshib Album (nenten ri4l
numbe for May; "rhs Dude" JUDGES
Serial N \, The S uOhs lravea s Off
cial Railway Guide for May, Hsrper's
Wssk v, Lssil "a Weekly, Town Topics, Lie,
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Union. Louisville Cour er-J ourAal, Chicago
inter-O can
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MlsCELLANEoUS WAITS.

WANTED TO BUY, about 80 acres Of salt
w water + ont land on installment plan.
State price and location. L 100, Morning News
WANTED, by a gsntl man AMI wife, fur
w nshed south front room ith use Of bath,
location north Of South Br al street. Address
X A., Morning News.
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The rochester,

The great unapprosehable lager beer is a
very fine beer of rare purity and excellence.
It has a fae, bright, clear, sparkling APP
eararcs; has very fragrant most
agreeable taste. Call for Rochester Beer,
Boz eman Brand, aud taks no other. Made
only by the r chss er Br wing Compan OF
RochSs or, n. Y, sold ly IL bottles,
For sale bv John l. -ous 4 Co, J. McGrath,
s. w. Branch and W. q. Cooper.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Suwanee Count Florida

Suwanee Count. Florida.
THE NEW SU INFER RESORT. situated in
the high and dr. s'ci,u OF . state,
ono mills from Suwsnes a ipn on Ia. 81 "a l.
Il. n. Florid ald Western ilwar, wth horse
car to meet every train; no lolg rives in ks
OF te or twelve nile: cas- of acc IS 20 all
ports OF he state 1t Offers many induce
me ats as
SU M NJ Err r ESORT
not equal "A by spring, IA 10 north Fee from
ma aria an toSs; p'r,ect system II water
works aud drtioage: not and Id water. di rect
fron the Spi rs, II every roo ~. bath on 20
every Gotta r.; steam laulch IN low hosts on
TIE river; billiard rooms. bowling alle. GRO
out, lava ten Il, dan and roller skating
paNilltuns for pleaSur' CT guests
AS y II H MI DI ALAG ENr
It is We >uown for its wonderful cures Of Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia. Dis as Of IN LAYER, Kid.
neys. Blood ana in. Resident Physician in
at ndance.
Rats: Sl2;5o per week; special Inducements
of red / ia niles.
h1cu sio Tie Its on sale from MI point on
s, F. and w railway, Bru Swck and Western
railroad, Florida Central ans Panius lla, Jack
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