The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-10

arrive to-day, have
rs CASES OF THEIR GOODS.
| LIST. 3-n FRESH LEMON CLING PEACHES.
Regarding these Peaches desire to say: In
| all my experience have never yet seen any to
compare with them. The price of these peaches
Will be 81 80 per doZ., or 50 per case. ! would
be pleased If you will permit me to send a sin
gle tin at this price for trial. If you do want
you to buy elsewhere the best tin of Peaches
you can get, open both tins at the same time
and compare them.
ID. 3-fb FRESH BARTLETT PEARS.
3rd. S-fb WHITE CHERRIES.
4th. S-fb FRESH PINEAPPLEs, 2-b FRESH
PINEAPPES.
These Pineapples are also something beyond
comparison with other packs. They are center
slices OF the fruit carefully selected.
5th. BIB DAMSON PLUMS.
9th. BIB FRESH OUNCES.
18th. BIB FRESH APRICOTS.
Sth; Pm FRESH GRATED PINEAPPLES.
suitable Tor Sherbets, Ice Cream, etc.
9th. 2b HAND PACKED GREEN CORN.
rms is another article that Cowdrey exceIs in
NO idea can be formed of the quality unless Won
see anu Iry TN You can open a tin of this
corn, TURN the open end down on sieve and
no' drop or water will be found to drop.
10th. Pm SUCCOTAsH.
18th. 2-D EXTRA LIMA BEANS.
18th. BIB EXTRA ASPARAGUS.
18th; 2-D BOTTLES OF CRANBERRY
SAUCE. i-h'A'
18th 2D EXTRA BOSTON BAKED BEANS.
18th. PINT JARS PICKLED LOBSTER
10th GALLON JARS STUFFED MANGoEs.
17th GALLON JARS WEBSTER PEPPERS.
In order to enable consumers to know the
nlgn quality of these goods, l will for a
limited tlme send out tin or jar of any of
tnem at CASE or DOZEN prices.
JOHN j. RELY,
Importer and Specialist.
so whitaker st. Telephone 1855.
THANKSGIVING DAYRACEs ATTYBEE.
NOVEMBER 2sth, 1889.
(Weather permitting).
TROTTING RACE.
Free for all. four or more to enter, three
70 start, Purse $500; entrance fee 20 per cent
so per cent to first, rs per cent. to second.
10 per cent. to third.
RUNNING RACE.
Free for all, five to enter, Purse 500: en-
trance fee 10 per cent.-75 per cent. to first. %
per cent. to second
TEXAS TROTTING RACE.
Free for all, five to enter Purse 800; en-
trance fee 10 per cent-6O per cent 20 first. %
per cent. to second, u per cent to third.
All entries to close not later than Nov. 18th,
1909, with E. G. GLEASON,
| 40 Bryan street.
sOLOMONs & co.'s
BRANCH DRUG STORE.
81 Bull Street.
rs,orho,a .oo ,.-,--s2sL
| 1t is the universal opinion that our branch Is
perfect gem and one of the sights" of the
city, well worth visit.
| Our Mr.. J. M sOLOMONs will have charga
assisted by Mr. L. E. WEIGH, JR formerly of
Albany, Ga.,), graduate of the Chicago Col
lege of Pharmacy
full line of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines and Surgical Instruments. and an elegant
assortment of Toilet Articles
SOUTHERN HOME BUILDING AND LOAN
| ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA, GA,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $4,000 600.
| D. N. SPEER, ex-State Treasurer, President.
| R. U. HARDEMAN, State Treasurer. Vice
President. w.
g. E; CURRIER. Cashier Atlanta National
| Bank, Treasurer.
H. H. CABANISs, Manager Atlanta Eventnq
Journal, Secretary
Shares 500 each. Cost 81 per share the first
| month, and 60 cents per share per month there
| after. STOCK IS estimated to mature in seven
years. which will give investors profit of
~ PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
Members in this association are allowed to
| borrow the full amount of their stock This re-
duces the expense of carrying stock Just one
| nay to borrowers Ouer any association reouir-
| ing members to carry two shares Of stock for
each 500 borrowed. $4,000 stock has been
| taken already in Savannah, and a local board
| OF officers and directors will organize on MON
| DAY NIGHT, the 18th inst. at the Office of G
| b. Whatley, 135 Bay street. Ali parties inter
| eSted are invited to b. present w. G. PaschalI
| Superintendent of Agencies, will also be pres,
emit and explain fully the plan.
MIR. sHAFFER
Informs his friends and The community at large
that he still continues the Retail Drug and Pre-
| scription business at his stand,
no WHITAKER STREET.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
on him in the past, he solicits continuance Of
the same, assuring them that he EMPLOYS onlv
the purest drugs in all his prescriptions His
motto Purity Of goods and reasonable prices
Bazaar
For the Building Fund of the
INDEPENDENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Will be held in the Chatham's Armory Hall