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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05
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At Glendale ON Monday. Sept. -.
At Dillon on Tuesday. Sept. IN.
Madison fDoHfU.
At Twin bridges, noon. "Wednesday. Sept. ~.
At sheridan. evening, "Wednesday, sept. ~.
At l:iuraius. neon. Thursday. sept. ~.
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etisI NJ WIN
August 81, 1889:
Backhind. Mats johnson. Miss Kelsey
ISaulf. John H. .IOrdon. Miss Mary
isamif. Mrs. Mary Lack, Ilarson
birmingham. Francis = Madden. John
Bonnctt, Frank Mctiabe MI.
bradley, Ed. u. Mcdonald, James W.
Burgc, Mrs. Ellen MckclNy, Dan
Carlson, =. w. Mtllas, VI. u.
Carlson. Pet .Iohan Miller, Charles u.
Charles, Harry Miller. =. W..
CounoIl,y, Thomas Mullhoiland. Peter
cutter. C... Nyiand, Victor
Daley. James Olson, August
Doriv;n. NJ. Olson. Peter
Downs, James Powers, Dick
Elkins. Louis Price. Prof. !. w.
farnan. Pat IRippint,ile. Albert
Fitzgerald, Vim. NJ. Ross. James
Fifrr. u. j. lRulr. X.
Frankovitz. job sherman, Phil
Fraser, James D.3 Tlalc, g.. w.
Goddard. Charley 4. Waller. Henry CD
Henderson. Thos. J.. Walker. Milton
Hiltabidei. Rolla Wilson, &. NJ. cl
jackson 4 leary
IL calling for these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters and give
date of this list. One cent will he col
lectcd for each letter. If not called for
within two weeks they will tie sent to the
dead letter Office. Is. +. M>HAN, p. NJ.
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The public will keep in mind the i'm
portant fact that. commencing today, re-
gistry offices will transact business from
10 "a. m. until Ia D.. m. until registration
Clo-..s on Tho iifI.aIIth InsI:mI.
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i'm town with marked favor. In "a short
time arrangements for its prompt delivery
at the homes of subscribers will b. pcr-
f~sctesl. So that the reader will b. surt. of
the mornings new at the Ia fast
fable
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
contla postofiice for the week ending
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05

Active building operations in the sec
ton of town east of Cherry street and
chang" in HAT part at the city. where
the Improvement IL very marked.
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r. &. Davidson brick store building ON
East First street will he ready for a.cri-
pancy in II few days. IL j. - by ~ frci in
dimensions. two stories high. The ru,I.r
story j. conveniently fitted up for Office
inir,ns,s.
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For the present. persons wishing Ia sub
scribe for the STANDARD can leave their
names with Crockct x King. with James
Johnson who will solicit, ar at the busi-
ness Office of the corner of
Main and Third streets.
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In most cities of tl" territory the school
year higgins to-day. The school buil,liny
i'm this city hririy unfinished. Anaconda
children are to have another month Ia
thenlselycs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05

nv family some rice and beef. At other
times. when thew wanted food, the Indians
have brought plenty Of venisOn." Later he
writes. ss'rhis is nv comfort, Jesus reigns.
The gates of hell shall never De aDIe 70 pre-
vail against his church. nave h2d a iat9
instance of his power ana goodness, IN
driving the Spauiards out OF GeorSla
hope the orphans are now at Bethesda IN
peace"
In spite of the poor crops and other dis
cOurageuients. he wrote: threat thlngs are
coming out of Georgia. II can't help but
believe there are foundations for great
temporal and spiritual blessings Tor
Georgia." "Infant Georgia is an excellent
soil for christianity" Let us hope roth
prophesies will be fulfilled. On Aug. IS he
took leave of his ''aJck." who came IN all
DAY long, bidding him farewell with tears
in their eyes, wishing me a prosperous
voyage, and gave me other tokens Of their
love; for they brought me WINE, ale, cake,
coffee, tea, and other things proper for my
passage, and their love seemed without dis
simulation.n
This is only a few extracts from his
journal" kept while in Savannah town.
We were obliged to leave out for want OF
space many incidents of interest and all of
the ''pious calculations" with which 1t was
the fashion to lnterlard all writings But
it is to be hoped that is little glimpse will
rouse up some interest in this old-fashioned
christian, and will induce many to read his
life and the accounts of his grand work for
Others which reading cannot fail to be- 'edi-
flying" NJ II. ID.
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DEAD IN LOVE AT 90.
A Norogenarian Sheds Tears Because
his Sons Won't Let Him Marry.


His Sons Won't Let Him Marry.
From the Holyote Democrat.
Phineas 7. Barton is the oldest citizen of
the quaint Old town of CRANKY. Mr.. Bar
ton has almost reached the Goth milestone
on the journey of life, but feels so young
that he has fallen in love again. He is
worth from $50, 900 to $4,000 His family
of four sons and one daughter do not want
astepmother and are trying to change the
old mans mind on the subject. lie was
brought back from the station a few days
ago while on his way TO get married.
In fact, the old man to-day Is close pris-
Oner, and is not allowed 10 move outside his
farm, lest he make another break to lead
his sweetheart to the parson. He, however,
declares that he will get married again, and
that he is Old enough to know what he
wants. The old mans story of love and his
childish infatuetion is, indeed, a romance
III itself. 1t was not until a week ago that
his family discovered that he was courting
a widow in Springfield, one in II rtford
and another in Belchertown, and it is SAID
that beautiful widow of this city is among
his admirers.
One day last week the old man hitched
up his team, and. after changing his farm
clothes for his Sunday suit and crawling
into the buggy, remarked to his daugh ter
II am going to Springfield to get married"
ITO get married, father 81
The daughter looked at her gray-haired
sire half amazed and half bewildered, but
before she could speak another word the
old man was on his way to marry tho
charming widow of so, who said she loved
him.
He drove to Belchertown, where he in
tended to take the cars to Springfield. AS
soon as he had left the yard, no wever, his
daughter ran down to the fields Il told
her husband, and the latter hitched up the
fastest horse on the farm, and started after
the aged wooer.
When the son-in.law got almost into Bel
chertown the Old man was seen about half a
mile ahead. He turned around and saw he
was pursued. The old man loves fast
horse, and soon had the one he was driving
breaking the record. He used the whip
freely, and dashed into the town of Bel
| chertown on run.
His son-in-law, who was driving like
Jehu, caught him at the depot With tears
| streaming down his face, he begged to be
allowed to go to Springfield, but the young
man made him return. He is now kept
under the watchful eyes of his sons family.
A reporter called and could not get him to
say anything on the subject OF his love at
fair. The selectmen have decided 80 in
vestigate the case and compel the sons to
let him do as he pleases; but the sons have
arranged for q hearing to be held at
Northampton Aug s, when they will try to
have the court appoint guardian over the
old man and his money.
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A Monument on His Chest.

II had peculiar dream last night" said
Pickerly few mornings ago. 81 dreamed
that the Bartholdi statue had been removed
from New York harbor, and erected On my
breast. woke up bathed in persDiration
and could feel the weight of monument
on my chest for two hours afterward.
saw physician as soon as l got up town,
and he convinced me that had the founda-
uon for good case of dyspepsia. got a
and Potassium, and | think rye mastered
the enemy. L know that P. p p is one of
the best remedies known from family ex-
perlencel for all blood attacks, and am sat-
lsfled that my rescue from dyspepsia is
permanent" P. P. P. is kept by ali drug
gusts, and is an unfailing cure for Syphilis.
Gout, Rheumatism and all signs of bad or
impure blood.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The MORNING NEWS acknowledges the
receipt from Mr.. NJ. j. Verdery, of a COPY
u tne proceedings Of the third annual ban
g ~ OF t1e New York Southern Society
Iue banquet was held Feb. % last The
u uo-1 was the opening of the society's
h Iom one One of the best speeches at the
o"N4ueV was that OF Mr.. Verdery.
L oe LEoT1, " sequel to THE PRAIRIE Flower =.
so1 a., hPB o IN THE FAR WEST, =" by Emer,
Peh4ett. I. b. Peterson & Brothers
'i'''eipNla' Twenty-Five cent SERIES
H'' COOK, containing all the elements for
p-esent popularity and enduring fame is
a orl5n run OF life, passi II, sentiment humor
y+,u pIVnoS; and its glowing DESIGNATIONS
fnl Incidents, daring adventures fear,
dant us thrilling exploits, dreadful acct
tbrn,,' aNu halr-5readth escapes-all RIM
ni,ouhh ami lnterweave with a deem inga-
MUS and intricate plot. -1eo
MAGAZINES.
genuine midsummer number is The
~ G,.'''"'y Tor August, with its opening arti-
~ Tue Stream of Pleasure-the River
WIFI by the Pennells-husband and
ptI,. "lo nave written about and mir
Sort of plcUured that gay and thronoed ra-
tbogo VI Noats and boaters. Little and biCr
aIono are twenty pictures in this articl1a,
Po ore Mrs. Foote'S Afternoon Of .
ioia,a las also midsummer air: and ali
me- M Eacationists will And matter Of
ilmstaoa..l9i Or. Weir Mitchell's profnselv
pe, 1f', aVed article on THE Poison of Ser
ns ,'is "a line of inquiry in which he has
Of Important discoveries. A crow
Kj,c.s1dll[-K nown wood-engravers-Frseench
tbei,95 GIosson and Davis-describe in
aud avn D~n language, and with drawings
camp craving n,r by each, wood -engrayer's
Wall iD on the Connecticut river as
sc5oo," the methods OF the Amer;ce9
nor6ia l VI wood engraving. OF other articles
ters 81 Is more Important than the chan
"Tbe 81 ct the Lincoln history. which dasrr d
tba hlcago Surrender, - "Consnirari go, iE i'5
C@rroIS ortn," and Lincoln and d. III h,1
aDbo Gnes'" In the last named chanter the he
ter ard ulscus5 Lincoln's religious cbaroa-
men a1u publish for the first time a doc
tbro thru written by Lincoln hirnsaIf ,u ILL.,
P, Todd pehb upon this subject. Prof Dayid
shows ai a. m strikingly illustrated artiola
Moo, now Mans Messenger Ontran liz tho
Geo.. At the time of the recent s a1 Tue
ordi5a 80 w. Cable gives the true and e ertre
in BoI.y history Of THE 'Hann. al So~. a.
d street" Edward Bellamy. an t5Se
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A Missouri Pharn : ciSt.

For years l have sold drugs in Kansas and
Missouri, with a large experience in selling
patent med icines, aud bear testimony to the
remarkable efficacy of Swift's Specific 1t
cured more people of contagious blood poi
son than any other medicine that | ever
sold, and 1 have sold all kinds. One man
(whose address l will give to those who wish
iD had his hair all taken out by contagious
blood poison. Scales came all over his head
face and body. His bones finally became
involved, and he went from bad to worse
under the ordinary treatment. This man
was cured sound and well by S. S. S.
could name dozens of the worst cases who
were cured of all sorts of blood diseases by
S. S. S. after exhausting all other treat
meut. One gentleman of Osceola M, who
tried all the treatment of Hot Springs and
other springs, was finally cured by s. s. S.
Ny brother was cured of eczema by taking
S. S. S. after he mad tried all other treat
ment. l will cheerfully give names ard
addresses to any woo wish them.
L. L. DAVIDSON Sherman, Texas.
Treatise on Bo9d and Skin Diseases
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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LIST OF VESSELS

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Peconic tBr), Evans, Palermo via New York. sid
July %.
Elena Cosulich aus, Cosulich, at Sunderland
Jolly T.
H9mshme Br, Kerruish, Mediterranean, sid
Amy Dora (Br, Thompson, London, sid Aug
Pocasset Br), Jenkins, Palermo via New York,
sid july q.
Emma and Robert Ger, Schmidt, at Buenos
Gaeta IttD, Leboffe, at Naples April 81.
Fe.x heniessohn GER, FretwurSt, at Buenos
AyreS April %.
Yzabel Gortl, Arrange, Oporto via Rio Janeiro,
Sid April 10.
Minerva (Nor), Johannesen, Shields, sid about
June I.
Washington GtaD, Cafero, Girgenti, sid June s.
Aaftino CllentO Utah, Ametlano, Buenos Ayres
sid Nay IS 0''
Brabant lBelgl voss. Antwerp. sid June 26
Mozart Ger, Butler, Hamburg sid June IA.
buehos AyreS Ger, Alters, at GOole MAY a.
oSSeo Pr Davies, at Swansea May II via st
Paul de Loaudo
Victoria (Brl, Davis Newnort F cid Tupe vic
Slomanden Nor, Cursor. at Buenos Ayres June
Sonora Ger, Schwartz, Ensenada. cid June 7.
1 az NOR, SJohoIm, Ensenada sid July g.
ace 9diice ,P1rtl, QueYedo Rio Janeifo, sid July 3.
L'oa IHt9n. Sew York, up july 81
E7oliua llal)' Irap2 i, al Buenos Ayres NAV g.
June 2l 0-O' ny 0S' siu
AooipA 'Sw)' ----, Table Bay, sid June II.
BRIGS.
81 4'o" hotA' up July
Cl9fa Pickens, Eddy, Baltimore, up Aug 2.
SCH1ONEEs.
'n1 Il Penrose, Halliday. Philadelphia, sid July
Belle Higgins, Rivers. PhIadeInbia I'm 1,,v .,
ian Ia u \ urliln, -, Eastern port. IN .July 81
~" lawrence Young, Baltimore, up Aug Z.
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The latest, the very latest thing in gentle
mems Silk Sashss, price 81 80.
ALIMAYER'S
STIMULATING
THE TRADE
ASTONISHINGLY
Low PRICES.
Quality First,
Price Next.
| BOTTLE OF COLOGNE
GIVEN AWAY FREE.

GLOVES. Monday and
Wednesday, three special
offerings in Ladies Beautiful
Silk Gloves: One lot at $50. ;
have been selling at soc.
One lot at 49c.; have been
selling at 75c. One lot at
73c.; have been selling at 81.
Monday and Wednesday, be-
tween 9 A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ. we
will present to each purchaser
Of any Of the above a full
sized bottle Of cologne free.
This offer stands good only
Monday and Wednesday be-
tween 8 A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ.
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cnNsIGNEES.

& -.-.,.--,r and Savannah Railway, Aug )
ri 20 aaics. NJ Henderson, = bIt ,.sp
: !f..-47'1' -ju-taiu's sons, ID w Ncout uiI,
l9l.' ,,-1. q " Parish, NJ Boley * SON. W
iN'' n .r,,rnercial CluanO Co, Harmon -
e--'''-I ,,l!ro Co. K B Casseis. Il . Nell JUS
lol f..y,-,onah Florida and Western Railway y
4'er oA ,''-'-n,L steam Bakery. Haynes * 4,
i az tS11 5 B Eustiu. q decker q 20,
Aeii-. .,ier.7,,. Il Myers & Bros, Llppman BROS
: - Rr0. l Epstein 81 Bro, Epstein " w.
I5ns Lowell y l. saHthhaInI NJ =
s'.,-'' y. T ; Flood. J D Weed q Co.. Luos'
b ni,tH1l,r7 Dale. y & 60, AlcDonougn * 20.
" n ->,, order q Grken. Peacock, II & Co,
. 4, 49,. .v + T Roberts C . Ha!nes, II lrauo,
+ 1, ,ii,,ss,s sous. Mcinhard Bros Cos New
y A ~ 4. " d Riley. r B CasSels w G jackson.
t'9' ~ IN Chestnut & ON, Mrs Hattie
Par 5l,7 Central Railroad. Aug 3-Fordg, Agt'
I7i II 4 Co. II Myers & BROS, Geo Meyer,
IN Henderson. L Putzel, A II Champion same
- Southern Elk Co. Lee Roy Myers ~ 20 d
u B o,i a 60. Miller & Co. Fretwell q n,
h 49, r n Boley & Son Mendel q D, A
IVa,.iay A r Altmayer & Co, A b HUI q Co.
/ - 6 F 4 & Rhodes & Co. A Falk q Sons,
sC56an Morrison, f & Co, Grady, Del 20,
Vobr Bros. 5 Guckenheimer q Son, 6ahify
7 p Flg,tein Stanley & 5, Stillwei, M Co. X
SdoHar NcDonough & Co, Bacon, Is & 20, A
nr3irr6n Kavanaugh & b, Chestnut * ON, L
sims Savannah Brewing Co, Baldwin q Co,
n D Walker. Ellis, 81 Co.
PR steamship Tallahassee. from New ork-
.trel n $ S W Branch. NJ Boley & Son, l. Blus-
I'm / q Butler. Byck & 5, Batch Bros Mrs G
Ten,s r Butler " Bishop, w q Cooper, A
rgrr.e,.ter a Go, Collat Bros, A H Champion, A
G5hen Cohen & b. J S Collins 4 Co, w IL
C9anlin. : Cohen. " s Cherry x Co, C R K, w
WC,eyraud. Davis Bros Decker & +. c A Dray-
fan II Dumas. G Davis & Son, J A Douglas.
Mi Doyle. A Doyle Eckunan & V, J r Einsteln,
Tpsrpi1 A w. VIM Estill :! II Estlll, j d kaStlr-
Nh. q Ecistein & Co, | Epstein Bro j 3 Fer
narIeZ Ellis & CO. A Ehrlch x Bro. Frank
4 60. Fleschman & Co. a Falk & Sons, Fried,
" II Pollard FratwcIi x \. Fried, rim Bros,
N F.rst 4 Co. q Il Heidi & Co Garnett, S & Co,
/ Gorham. : ,iuckenheimer & Son, + Gutman,
GRADY. Del & Go, hammond, II * Co. c Gabel,
" g0lds.ein l. Gabel, \ ianley HeXter & h, S
Fevt-r. 4 Hull & Go, HirSch Bros, Harms & j,
Cl.t erich. Jackson. VI * Co. Harmonic Club,
X Judge kavauaugh & Is, C. KeiSiing, Mrs NJ
klIa. PHI Herman, p J Kelly, S Krouskotf, j
kaufm4u. Ludieu az B, D b Lester, Lloyd K \,
" Nell Il Go. Nediinger & K, Nathan Bros j
" Norton, T j 'brien, order Moore < j, Order
q w Tiademau 4 Bro, Order J LutZ, L Periiusky,
Palmer Bros. B Per.nsky, N T Pike, J } Reilly,
II E3tuSchiil,C = Rogers, Rieser & S,W Z Reid
5. F& " Ry Savannah p & o Co, Smith Bros,
b Scott. Soiomons & Co, II Solomon & Son, Il
Softer. j $ silva, J I Shuptrine & Bro. L A VI
Schroeder ? L Springer, W d Simkins & Co, H
Seheuiug Savannah Steam Bakery, Stmr Katie,
" lyman, D N Thomas, j Weed g. Co, T NJ
Simple, Timer a. \ Vetter Wylly Il G, p H
Ward. a VI x c. W West. W U Tel Co, c RI &,
Bas Go, Ga & Fla Co, Strauss Pig Co,
Southern Elk Co
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BLANK BOOKS.


1t viii Open Out Perfectly Fiat From Fir,
TO Last Page.
:, The MoRNI~s News Printing House is the
licensed manufacturer of
BRONSON'S FLAT OPENING BLANK BOOKS.
adopted by the United States Governmentl
There is no book made Of equal strength. It
will open at any page ana remain perfectly fat
There is no danger of the leaves becoming loose
1t is the only elastic binding designed TO open
fat that has received the unqualified indorae.
nent Of bookkeepers as well as bookbinders
Books ruled to any pattern, made to anv size
and bound in any styl .
We are making books for a number of firms
In this city and elsewhere, and will take pless-
ure in showing them TO those Interested.
THE MORNING NEWS STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE,
3Whitaker street. Savannah
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PAPAS PANTS WILL SOON
FIT WILLIE"

But Willie won't need EN-. lie can get quite a
nice pair for pc; a better pair FOR 50c.; an ex-
cellenr pair for 75c. and a really frst-class pair
for 81.
BOYS SUITS One large counter flied TO
overflowing with Boys Knee Pants HIits, odds
and Ends the accumulations of the season s
tear ana wear. None worth less than 81 so
many worth 81 30; your choice of any tor 81 p.
SEASIDE SUIrINGS, cool and pretty, Nc. ;
down from 10c.
COLORED LAWNS &c; regular price sc.
GLORIA SILK UMBRELLAS, with gold
handles, 26 and 23 inches long, 81 IS and 81 go;
worth ~ and 81 90
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Weddings.

wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
latest styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock of fine papers. envelopes
and cards especially for such orders Sam
pes sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House. Savannah, Ga.
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At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga.
you get all the comforts of the high-priced
hotels, and save from 81 to 81 per day.
Try it and be convinced. -BoSton Home
Journal.
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Away Off.

We are allowing 10 per cent. discount on
our very low marked prices on Summer
Clothing. B. H. Levy & Bro.
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-,--.-.,--77- 5E -4LTlSAc-THis DAY
IL -.-...s...-. -----o'lo
IS grszs.-.'.--'-' NJ. GA
3 So At sAvAsyAH EOS a N, 5;oo . ? N
$500 MONDAY. Aug ;, 1889.
,rp FROM QUARANTINE YESrER-
A Rl.lN II DA4.
.,4srrov .Gs-l. Voss, to load Tor Eu-
- j. sa.as 8 60
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CREDIT TO WHOM
CREDIT IS DUE.

Household Ammonia &c.
per bottle. Previous to our
putting this very necessary
household article on sale Csc.
was the regular price through
out the city. "a hints as
good as a nod to a blind
horse"
1000 bottles STANDARD Florida Water" sold
throughout Savannah at 35c. and SOC. We offer
this week at pic per bottle
1000 cakes of our regular l5c. quality Toilet
Soap down this week to &c, per cake.
HOSE.-Monlay, Tuesday and Wednesday:
80 dozen Ladies Fancy Hose, fast colors, iron
frame extra length, regular price Soc for the
above days only we viii offer them at 25c. per
pair
HOsE.-This week: 100 dozen Children's
Ribbed Hose, in solid fast coors extra fine
gauze, regular price &c, down to l5c.
One week longer at last
weeks ruinous prices:
White India Lawn at 74c. a;
worth l2dc.
White Cross bar Muslins at
12ac.; worth 25c.
DRESS GCODS.-One grand lot 40-inch Dress
Goods IN solids. checks, stripes, etc, very suit
able for travelling suits, have been selling at
65c 75c and SIC; now down to 4Sc.
TRIMMED HATS at less than half price.
Imported Pattern Hats were &c now down to
81 80; 81 30 down to 50 50; $40 down to S., and
so on throughout the department
A STUNNER-Tcn dozen Ladies Cream
ColOred All-Wool Blouse Waists, with sailor
collar, shirt sleeves and cuffs 81 80; sold else
where at s. So
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in U. s. Currency.
- SPECIAL FEATURES.
BY terms OF contract the Company must ia.
post the sum OF all prizes included in the
echeme before selling single ticket, and receive
the following official permit
ChRIIfICA1E.- i hereby ceytffy that n.
London Bank Of Mcrico and South 1uts,icn
has on specid! deposn the accessory funds Ia
guarantee the payment Of all Irtxes drdtce 81
the Loterid de Ia BenefcenciG Fssblfca
Il. RODRIG UEZ RIVERA, Itteruentor
Further the Company is required TO distrib-
ute So per cent. OF the value OF all the tickets In
prizes-a larger proportion than is given by any
other Lottery.
Finally the number Of tickets is limited to So
GOO, 900 less than are sold by other lotteries
using the same scheme
For full particulars, address u. BASSETTL,
Apartado 736, City Of Mexico, Mexico.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05

Splendid assortment Gents Hosiery, Sus-
penders, Handkerchiefs, ETC.. at B. H. Levy
g. Bro S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05
A Coat and Waistcoat,

Rain Coats, Mackintoshes and Rubber
goods generally at B. II. Levy & Bro S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05

Your Straw Hat Shows Age.
You can get a bright new 81 so Mackinaw
at B. H. Levy & Bro s for so cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05

Not Dishaoille. But Negligee.
B. H. Levy & Bro beat the world on
variety, quality and prices of Gents Neg
ligee Shirts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-05

A Coat and Waistcoat.
A line of Coats and Vests are being closed
out at dollar to dollar and a quarter at
B. II. Levy & Bros.
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