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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06
INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Spit in Two Townsend;
Store for Rent, Fl. ]. Thomasson; J. NJ. Stew
ard. Teacher of Music; Carl of Mutual Fire In
surance Comp amy; School Books at Connors;
Chatham Dime Savings Bank Stock Wanted
Dissolution Notice. S. w Thorpe Co.; Beach
House, Tybee; Toe Faust Beer, John Lyons &
Co.; The Faust Beer, Geo. Meyer, Wholesale
Agent; Weekly Auction Sales Resumed
@. II. Dorset. Auctoneer; For Bar
gains in Real Estate. C. H. Dorsett
Real Estate Dealer; Miss Emma Coburn's
Return from Boston; Fall Fashions for Men, P.
G. Meara, Sales Agent; Vests China Palace. 1873
Bronghton Street; Bananas, Kavanaugl &
Brennan; Two of Many, ]. j. Reilly. Imp rter
and Specialist; Special Attention Given to Col
lecting Rents Rowland & Myers: Kensington
Lots, Lester Hub eel: Only Few Lots Left,
Rowland & Myers; Jas. P. Long. Tailor; Inability
70 Work, Help Wanted at Strauss Steam Print
ing Company; A Card as to the Business of the
STATE J. P. Germaine; A Clothing Probe
Solved Riedel & Son; AS to Crew of British
Steamships Carlton AMI Elgenshire; Everything
New and First Class at Palace Sean Laundry;
Good Work Goes on at the Empire Steam
Laundry; Savannah Steam L tundry.
SOME HORSE SESsE-B. II. Levy & Bro.
CHILDREE's BLoUsEs. ETc.-Mllius & Co.
DRESS TRIMMINGS ETc.-At Gutman's.
FALL OPENISG-At Altmayer's.
RECENT INTERIOR IMPRovEMENrs-C. Gray &
Son.
sHoEs-Butler Morrissy.
LEADING Day GOODS HoUsE-Morrison, Foye
& Co.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-L & B. S h
SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF SILKs-Jackson, Metzger
& Co.
Rich NovELTIEs-Gustave Eckstein & Co.
STOVES AND RANGES. W. Norton, agent
SCHOOL BOOKS AT NKw YORK PRIcEs-Davis
Bros.
.AMUsEMENTs H. Powers Company;
Young America Social Club Hop on Wednesday
Evening.
HARDWARE, Ero.-Edwlrd Lovel's Sons
AUCTION SALEs-Parlor and Bedroom Furni-
ture. etc, hams, etc, 10y c. II. Dorsett.
NEW Goo s-Bernard Brady.
SPECIAL VALUEs-At Germaine's.
WE HAVE MovED-A- Falk & Sons.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR -Crohan & Dooner.
CHEAP COLUMN ADgE trI5EdESrs - IL
Wantei e npl " mt W lnEei 1; For Rent; For
Sale; Lost; PERSONAL; Miscellaneous.
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One of Our Civil Rights.
From the Detroit Free Press.


There is one thing that ought to be made {
penal offense, with minimum fine of at leas
S200 with Imprisonment for not ess than siS
months. 1t is that of doubling tne state nents o
a man who has been a-fslIng Fl n have beer
caught ever since fish-hooks were inv uted TIL,
FISH were made to be caught. They rather ex
Iect 1t. 1t is no trick at all to ate FISH. And
yet as Jones returns from his vacation he i.
met and asked
Been away?"
YES"
up north?"
Eyes"
''.Went fishing. Isupposel'
"Of course"
Ca ch anything?"
"Ce tainly."
"H'ml Caught some four-pounders, pre-
sune?"
Yes; caught one which weighed sever
pounds"
HIM! Good-bye!"
Jones not only caught one wsighing sever
pounds, but number which weighed five anC
pounds apiece, but he dared not speak of it
Even with VIII It he did say he felt that tine othe
man believed him TO be a liar. As he wake OIL
he felt beiittled and degraded and he made vi
his mind to tel bold lie on the next occasio /
and declare that he dill not even fish Will,
he was gone. Something should be done in tn
matter. and it cannot be lone too soon. mar
should be protected in telling the truth as vel
as in life and limb.
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The Financial Situation.

The money market in New York has
en- somewhat teverish for several DAYS,
AMI rates of interest have advanced, par
tcularly o call looms. 1t is asserted that
this conditio of affairs is due to the ship
ments of gold to Europe. Tn re is some
reason for thin king thai there Is a dis posi-
ton in New Y Ork to bring about tight
money ma ket for tue purpose of pro mott lg
speculations of one kind and another thai
would have n better chance for success if
money were hard to get, and that the gold
shipments, inste I'd Of being the cause of the
feveris market, are simply being made
the excuse for creating the impression
that there is growing scarcity of money.
There is certainty 40 good reason for
tight money m lrket Crops are excellent,
and the farmers are paying the country
merchants, who, in tn n, are meeting thei
obligations pro apply. Ia the uth there is
a large cotton CT -, which is being ssnt to
market rapidly, and. owing to its good
quality and specula5iDn in cotton abroad,
good prices are eing obtained for it. Cot
tol alone is bringing millions of dollars int
the count y every week. Way, thea, should
there be- igh5 money market9
Tle ba iks il the south are in very
healthy conditi IN, and they have more
money on dep ,sit than they can han lie
probably. A pre- 'idsnt Of one of the banks
in this city said on Frid,y that his bank hal
$780, 00 more on deposit than it ha at this
time last year, and ic is pretty safe t. say
that the other banks of the city are in as
81 isfactory a con tioa so far as thei
dep osits are concerned.
Even the small towns in the south now
have one or more ba ks, AMI, besides,
within the last few years great many
savings institution have oeen established,
The money, therefore. is not hid away in
the homes of the people. It is either in, or
ready to be put in, circulatio 1t is
probable that tle anou 1t of monev now
held by the banks of the south is immense.
If, therefore, the bear specula ors il Nav
York attempt to weaken conf isncs in tne
money m lrket for the purpose of creating an
artificial scarcity in mo ley, in order to
force down lues. there is no re Is IN why
the south should be injuriously affected =.
A reasonab.e am )unt of ,urays aud cool
headed judgment on tho part of the
banks will enable them to meet and
tide over any financial difficulties that
may be encountered. The south'S prospects
for prosperity were never more prDmis az
than at present, and i5 is 81 icerly to DO
aoped that the will c>nti lue to be SO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06
BRIG 1T BITS

FIRsT THrEF-How IS your baby getting
alOngy
Second Thief -Fifrt ratei He has got so he
reaches out for lings al. eady.-BOst N HerG d.
A USELESS EXPENSE - Cheerful Friend -
Wei, yolre all ready TO start-,baggage
checked, insurance tickets bought. and all That.
know.
Traveller (gloomily)-stun and non -ense,
Not such luck for me. I'll go through all right.
Puck.
SWEET GIRO, this is 50 sudden. You must
give me time TO rshect-a week at least.
Fond Lover-Certainly. Even if you should
aecep Ito night it would take about a week to
get an engagement ring made.
sweet Glri-Um-perhaps you'd better take
Ine measure OF my finger now, George.-Ae1
York Weekly.
The RENEWAL OF COLLEGE LABoR.-Professor
OF MISREPRESENTATION. at the close of the
spring term ASKED you to report TO me tndi-
vldually, any Object Of extraordinary interest
you might meet In your respective outings.
Mr. Coroett, you may be gin
,Cor0ett, Yl-Plsase sir, mine had yellow hair,
due eyes AMI tai,or-nade suit--PHck
FoED WIFE-What are you so busy at,
Young Physician-Ia an writing letter TO the
scientist
Bot DR.. Blank has never done you any harm,
and you agreed with his theories"
True; but it's against he rule for physicians
puohc so Aehow "-Ne1o Y.rk Weekly.
RICH NANNY dear fellow, you shouldn't
wealth
Poor Man That so? Then suppose you let
me have your wealth and you have the con-
tentment, " itch you say is preferable In that
way we will both be content
" come on; your ideas would upset the
whole scheme of society -Neto York Tribune
AUNTY.-I cannot understand how girls act
the way they do nowadays. It's simply awful.
You SD mt two months at Newport last summsr,
and during that time you were engaged to half
dozen different men,
Sweet girl-But. aunIy, what else could do?
Ia hardly get us d TO one vouh m /, before his
vacation would be over and he'd hav to go back
to the city, and tIat's tn way it went. IL Was
horrid.-Netc YORK Wee ~.
EASILY FoUND.-Forei IN Visitor (some yeers
henct)-I wish to go to t e international exhi-
billion, bei Ig held in a place called Chicago.
How can get theref
g 1thamite-Take any train going west.
YES but how am to know when l reach
Chicag might pass il. ."
Just stay on ie ira until you come to
river which smells so strong that you want to
run; then stop. s-NeIc York Week D.
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Ha Iold on Her.

From the st. utS Republic
A story Of Yankee Hill recently Published re.
minded Comedian owen Eawcstt of q Yankee
incident on the stage.
A farce was on an the actors had got along
TO a scene in whic the distracted lover enters
in search o. his lady love, who ha moment
bef, re concealed herself un full view of the
audienceJ ia a set garden behind some painted
bushes.
Where, oh where, has my Gwendolvn
hed?' exclaimed the lover in accents of de-
spair, looking everywhere but in the right
spot.
A specimen Of the traditional yankee in the
gallery, who had been a / attention, now ex-
hiotted symptoms II impotence, and as the
actof repea, ed ais doleful inquir', old yank,
rising in his place and pointing long and bJny
finger, male answer:
''Sne's right behind you, you darned fool, in
the later patch"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06
De Profundis.

You ought to see ny lady paint
On leather. ivory, wood. or china;
Her fancy knoweth no restraint,
Tn, highly gifted Adelina.
You ought to see the odes he writes,
The fervid. warm, imp lssionate stanzas,
And note the ardor sne deIig its
To pour into her gay romanzas.
You ought to hear her then dilate
Upon the ancient Magma Cnarta,
In animated terms de Jate
Upon the fame of Rome or Sparta.
You ought to read the lok she wrote
With such unwonted force and power.
You Dug It to hear my LAZY quote
From Huxley, Kant, and Sea lpenhaueri
And yet. to praise learned wife
Is not the purpose of my ditty-
You know not all my inward strife,
So, gentle reader, give me pity.
I'm at the mercy OF the cook,
On, am tempted oft TO fee her
My wife? Sues on another book,
And nowadays / sci Ion see herl
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Letters and kilograms should be addressed
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

On last Thursday the mayor of New
Orleans ordered the ganbllIg houses of
tuat city to be closed, AMI OF Thirsd ~
igut two of the leading gamblers con.
nltted suicide. They both became des-
psrAte at the losses they would sustain b )
ntving their gambling houses CLOSED, and,
te ring that they would come to want, Goa
cluded to take their lives They had 1t
enough courage to face the world vita
snpty pockets, thong /, perhaps. they had
shown nerve ia IN any sc4nes Of da lger.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

The Nashville American thinks that the
mails in that part of tue country Ist be
experiencing al attack of the il MIA u.s.
Fhe same sus Jicion nigh. bs iadu gel con
;ernink those in this part of c 20 cou airy.
Where is thai m 'dsl mail service dr..
Manamaker was goi g to give usl Mr..
Wanamaksr, by the wa m,,kioy hoy
% make money "a the me camille business,
out his career as Postmaster General
promises 10 be dismal failure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

Some one aas sus gestsi That Gle gym sn
divide tneir ssrmOl Is in o tw) parts, lad
that the choir sing an anthem b,eween part
first aud par sec "a 1t is u g,i tat this
would b a good thing for tao people who
don't like long sar .nols, as they coul | iea Va
the church while the anthem was bsing
sung. 1t might n ot be $40 good Ia g
for peope wa do not like long srm) Is,
out WAC do .'tconsldsr it tas pro per CHA :
co leave CHI lrcl during SO icss Lols-
yIndel preAche,s would preach two long
9 IN 1ns i lste IL of ols
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

A Washington special says that no repub-
licals ara N 'rsrej ce over tn, eplo icl
victorie in the ne v statei than Clalml
Qlay. Vise-C lai ma Clark 'on an IRE -
urer d Hey, of the IA ionIl republican
committee. That may be true, bat ISM
the dispatc rather al Unfortunate one!
The gr )apilg Of 5hs nam,s # Q lay, Cart
sou al Dale calls a.t'ntiol to the fa,J
tina he Interests # the R publican pa t z
are in the hanls Of three uascrupd.ous p1li-
ticians
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

Senator Mcmillan wants the President to
appoint a Michigan man to the supre ne
court vacancy, and the Pr sident told him
that if the bar Of Michigan would agree
upon some one for the piaca, he W ,lld take
the matter under advisement. That nom
committal phrase. 81 will take the matter
under advi enent," has caused ma ~ Office
seekers to lose heart.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

A female Fagin has been arrested in New
York. She sent her children to school a
part of the day. d when they returned
home she dres ed them in ragged clothes,
and sent them ia the strests to beg and
steal. The money that tley procured was
used by her to Guy liquor The childre
will be ssnt to tae ref )r school, aud it Is
thought that the motaer will be sent to
x1riacn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

Gov. Fowle of North Carolina is a humor-
ist When he called upo the Presids 1t the
other day to tell him that be obi ,c5sd t.
having Geronimo I'd his band of Apac 10
warriors SAILED upol North Carroll "a, be
suggested that they should bs sent to Boston
and placed u ider the care of John L.
Sullivan, unless Secretary Proctor had no
objection to sending the to Vermont
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

The supplementary eecti n in France win
be held to-day. aid it Is thought taat the
republican MAORI y in the Cha nber of Dap
uties will be consi lerabiY &C ca 81. BOu-
hanger see ms to be on his las legs, political y
speaking, but it might noG be well to bet
that he would never come to the froar again
in France. de has seemed TO be on his last
legs several times, and mas eve itual4y car
ried the day. TIE Ere lch are a tickle
manila
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

1t is intimated that Mr.. Ryan, minister
to Mexico, viii get a very 'nZ furlough -
in fact, that he will re main in this c)u ltry.
He and Secretary Blaine are said to di agree
co lcernilg some matters connected with
his work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

The B st IN Herald saws that the peool o
of Boston d. not take seri ,uly to the idea
of electipg John L. Sui ivan to cong ess
What, then, do the meetings whic have
recently been held in Su livan's interest
meant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

Reports from Ohio indicate that Gov.
Foraker is not conf lent of being reelected.
It has been SON, tina siacs Ohio did a
sensible thi- G. Let her now repudiate
Foraker
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

1t seems at after all tbs now papers dill
Corp raj Tanner an Injustice wlel they
said that be would not talk for publication
While in New York a few days ago He
NIB somed himself to ne Of the repaid ca n
ewspapers. He said taa5 ne hoped the
lexi CO nmiss. ner II psnsio Is wolli be
liberal W. tue boys" aad he intimated
tnat he had beea very badly treated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

The legislature is beginning to get dowl
to business. The members want to go no ne
by Chris.mas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

The base ball season is about drawing tc
close in the north, but it HASN'T y
opened in Florida. That is, il NJ. Flag
carries out his pla IS, it vii begin at ST.
Augustine about next January.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

Prepared by combination, proportion
aad process peculiar to itself, Hoods Sa sa-
parilla accomplishes cures hitherto I'M
known.
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SAVANNAH AC ADEMY.

" III = I tsI7I1 + NJ = y 1VU zAIsI1'
'TNHE Savannah Academy Opened TUESDAY.
l. list of OCTOBER. Instruction Civ n in an
Gent and modern languages. mat hematics and
English. Special attention iven to the Gram.
mar School department SO that students may
enter business at an early a Se. Catalogues OBJ
tanned at Davis Bros. or Savannah Academy.
Office hours to 10 A. NJ and to 4PM.
JOHN TALIAFERRO,
PRINCIPAL
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NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, Corn
~ WALTON Hudson. Col. G. j. WRIGHT,
B. s., A. M, Supt.; B, F. HYATT, Comd't of
Cadets.
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I'M PO @TANT.

Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or VI. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. d. q.
By ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies. New York III
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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Address Registered Letters Contain
ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
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"REMEMBER, that the payment OF PITT
is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATlONAh
BANKS of New Orleans and the Tickets arc
signed by the President OF an Institution, wnose
chartered rig Is are recognized in the hiEne''
anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smalis ny
part or fraction of Ticket ISSUED u
in any Drawing Anything in our name onefo'
tor less than a Dollar s q swindle.
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AGENTS WANTED.

az For CLUB RATES, or any further in
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, Street and Number. More rapa
return mail delivery will be assured by your
enclosing an Envelope hearing your full address
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-05-28
FOR The FARMERS
Attention, Alliance!

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HAVE O seen the collection of Popu-
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Polka" and many others, in all fifteen.
Price 81. For sale by all music dealers
and bv MRS. JOE PERSON,
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How to Get Rich in the South"

Telling what to do, how to do it, and profits
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THE FARM ER7
Backbone Of the Country

r. Ia a conceded fact in tn minds Of every busl-
ness man that the commerce. status Of every com
mTnitv Ia greatly dependeDt IN the farmers OF our
conntrv in FACT. so much &C. that should i'll fortune
Visit the fields of our never crasing toilers, then the
mcrchants Of our city would be forced TO ret1edt;
Therefore. let us as business men aid and shIeIo tne
tn farmers" whom I consider the backbone OF
evrry community, from every impeachment that Is
likely to retard their progress. =,
Baskets, Collins, Burial Robes and everythlng in
the Undertaking line, to the corner OF East st Martin
modate everybody. both in the city and elsewhere
with the necessary equipments to give entire salts;
faction. The most careful attention given TO al
We heartily recommend Mr.. Bagwell as a young
man of untirifng energy, and should you need any
| thing in the undertaker's line, visit hls place o.
| business. corner of E. Martin and South Blount Sts.
and fun satisfaction will be extended In a mos
| gentlemaHlY manner.