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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

A FEW boarders wanted at 200 South Broad
N street; southern rooms
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

r FAVE ORDERS for making and lay ing car.
II pets and mating hanging lace curtains
and other draperies. cabinet and upholstering
work with BARBOUR & CO. 100 State street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

TOR RENT, that nice two-stOry house south
Il side Of Waldburg, second house from
Drayton; fine yard and servants rooms For
particulars apply to BOWDEN'S STABLE, 2l4
Broughton street
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FOR SALE.

GS0 TO s15O.-Several fair second hand
yDU Pianos, 10 good condition. for sale at
LODDEN BATES on easy terms. Call and
examine them.
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u ASINS. Currants, JeIlies. Prunss, citroa
III and no end of choice delicacles for the
holidays, at r. 7. BARBOUR'S, Hall and Prics
streets.
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STRAYED,

STRAYED, one snow white fantal pigeon
~ with topknot aud ruffied bosom. Liberal re-
ward If returned to 10 Jones street
STRAYED from 90 Henry street. Dec. If; a
y liver ana whlte'setter dog has small scar
over each eye. Answers to name OF Carlo. "
Reward il returned.
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DEGULAR and profitable employment for
HI canvassers at the DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE OFFICE
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HORSES. MARES, MULES.-Insproved Texas
II horses, broken TO work and ride; also un-
oroSen stock; children's ponies. J. +. GULL
MARTIN & co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

NTANHED ladies or gentlemen to introduce
w oIir gloves. Salary 500 month and ex-
penses. Experience not necessary. Address
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

THE cheapest toy store 10 VOGEL'S. Jeffer-
Il son near New Houston. He has dolls, car
riages, wagons, rocking horses, carts. wheel
barrows, and toys Of all kinds, china and glass
ware. You will save time and money by CIV
ing MIN q call
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

ZEAL ESTATE bought and sold; some choice
HI pieces now on my list. G. p. MILLER, 1871
Congress street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

A REINA VICTORIA imported cigar for 10
IA cents, formerly sold for % cents at the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, 40 Congress
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

TNHE cheapest Stoves in town at THOMSON
Il q TEEPLE'S, both new and second-ha
d6 and 4S West Broad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

NToW is the time everybody wants Christmas
IN presents, so II you want ~ save money 90
to GEO. W. ALLEN & CO., corner State and
Barnard streets.
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TNREEs PLANTED and taken care Of; salts
L. faction guaranteed. References: q. n
Prendergast, Esq, NJ. J. Solomons, Esq, ID. II
Thomas, Esq, and others. j. M. FUTCH, Ogee
chez road near Anderson.
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NOR MONDAY ONLY Is more Of those
Il handsome tin sets at 81 so set. at GEORGE
w. ALLEN g. CO.'S, corner State and Barnard
gtreets
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WANTED, boy as butler, and must under
w stand taking care horse and COW. Apply
14S Jones street.
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SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ss'J'RACK OF THE BUTTERFLY" collec
4 ton OF poems by Mary Kennard, fine
Christmas gift. At DAVIS BROS
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WANTED, a saw-filer one who can keep up
w the machinery of circular mill. Address
Filler, care of Morning News
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

THAT nicely arranged new house, with water
i and bathroom, on st. Nicholas street,
second east Of Habersham street, Apply TO
MRS BRADY, corner st. Thomas and Haber-
sham streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

LNINE EXTRACT-Solon Palmer, "A. G. Mann's
II A. Wright Atkinsons, Lubin's, Lozall a
Daily, Lunberg's, Yosnell's cherry blossom ex-
tract, and cherry blossom soap at SHAFFER'6.
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CHAIN LIGHTNING LINIMENT is the
" strongest aud best In the market. POR-
TIERS Broughton Street Pharmacy
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IOORk. Veal, and Mutton Chops, Tripe, Pigs
a Feet, Corned Beef. Vienna and Pork
sausage, Liver, Fish, Game and Vegetables, IL q
distinguishing feature at stalls OF II. LOGAN.
City Market
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-15

E'ARINA aud Buckwheat Flour, fresh and
Il strictly flrst-cla>s. at J. S. +. BARBOuk'S,
New Houston and Barnard streets
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II OVERS, Ash Pans Stoyepipe. 2. II.
~ HERMAN. 500 Whitaker street.
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HAVE your old Stove Repaired or exchange
IL II for new one at THOMSON q TEE
PIES, 40 and Is West Broad.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
THE GENUINE ARTICLE
Magnificent Chinese Water Lilies
Almost Ready TO Bloom.

A genuine Chinese Bazaar something
this city never pOes ssed until the one
recently opened al II East Brdge-st. by
Chan Ball For the HOLIDAYS be has
beautiful stock Of genuine Chinese and
japanese goods, consisting ~ part of
smoking jackets, robes shawis, en-
hr0dcrCd handkerchief, fans of all
varieties. vases. baskets. glove and
hankerchief holders made from toTto SO
shells. gold faced fans tor decorating
purposes. some as large a. sly feet vide
when opened large decorating parasois
sa ndal wood hand carved card caecf
and ur1morahlc other articles ~ nrc-
a-hrac Mr Ball has also novelty n
some crnn nro Chfuese water lily tulf lfs
Tnev are vrrv heautf1l thing when
r bloom. Iao -p.. urusof tu1s winch
Nr Rai hee huta fey le- arc sprouie1
t,vo o. three gches and wN blossom by
Christmas The h'ossous when deveI-
0pfd ere similar - white way with =
"a cato veiIorr center. p 81 au odur bike
Yang Wang. o..v far swcetfr. These
hniHs ore hsr0 .cld at a verr low prfce
ard ~ make very hrautf1l decors-
tar for Cars'mas A = srtr.es s0l6 iv
Nr BaA ale ohered at very reasonable
pr.cc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
lMIgLE PRlS0yER
Imprisoned IN jail sa1 - the Sane
Time Stealing on Bridges.
- iui4as Hoyis C4agat steaiiss % " sst
EEia<s-sE--ho Dts "a Oat Gst
- Jzlg-AB Ola oHxaaer.

Wm. BOYLE. an Old offender ard
hopeless uas arrested yesterday
shortly 4ltas ca foF slz2l "a ga over
coat from Gas. Haiker. one O. tie
bands engzg i OF TIE new Hammer
schmidt bulldug o. WesE Brcge-st-
Boyle aas zed up and Hlll answer
Ia the pol ce court la morning. Boy yle
has been most peTslstent bother %
TIE police for q long time. ana has
been ln l4.l frequently Tor larceny be-
tofe lie also served nlnety DAYS ia
Iona Tor stealing = bolt Of flannel
valued aE elZ from the store OF h. l.
Wood On West Br.dge-st. Hs last
0It ense was stealing 4 bolt Of c.Otn from
Ile store known a. the Bee Hive,
run by Harry ~. Benjamin. Oh West
Br-dge-st. and for which be was seu-
fenced ~ u.nety days IN the county
Iali on the l4th OF last month.
IL seems sOmeHl lat remarkable thar
ne should De out playing his Old tricks
NAen bat tweuty-One days Oi ms term
had eXplEed, leaving seyenty-nlne % be
served. Sheriff Bishop WAS quite
reUcent on the subject, and Turnkey
Lewis positively declared ms entire
glOrance OF the fact that Boyle had
been out a. all. It j. pretty safe -
predict that after be serves out the
remainder of the present sentence and
the one he wall get for hls last oftense,
the flowers that bloom ~ the spring
tra Ia, wlll have faded and dled.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
TOWN TOPICS.

See Artlur&Pl larc 500 Cabinets.
q. q. snerHood q Plymouth. state
BANK Comm -ss-Ql-eI. - ll the eity On
o-lel2l 1us.lsss.
lac t.lls * Kew. Kerr T. Tuppers
el1rs th-s evening = Three 4entas'
"a Three confineEts %
TIE Hgdraul.c Company has en.shsd
ug the work ~ .4glg ll4l1s, etc., IL
1iaId Rapids tosnsl p.
The capital .toek of the Morton Md
q 3 Further Dour raly has Deen n
creased IEom e. se0 lu 81 W ,soo.
John II. JsWett aas sold his residence
ol F4ris-4Fe., - 81 & Walton W 90
va tA1e pOssessl0a immediately
Architect Fa.rae.d Las made a aand-
s1i.-e mapof the Cgmstock FAIR grounds.
taxing ~ the soldiers Home grounds.
The ladies of the Y II. G. 4. Au1l-
ar-rs have determined to give tle Y
Sd. q. 4. rOoms a thorough cleaning
Iaey wil also paper the walls.
Prof NJ r. Cooley writes the Board
Ct Public Works that le c4l not give
tlr resu-rs " the recent tesl " gle ely
s~ter WORKS pump unul be uas OBJ
tanned further data.
The cable company has attached T.
the naw Zip ears az automatic bel
worked from the wheels. While The
ear IS moving they keep up a continued
r.ug.u- winch can oe neaFd q couple of
blocks.
Agents or the plate glass manufac-
ture4s are negotiating WITH the turui-
ture m-n Tor annuel contracts. The
latter. however, Lay.uz had their taste
cultivated Tor direct importation, are .
Itt.e coy.
~arre-.rv Al,us .,,o,,ces the reeefr,
os 49,. 80, ,r.','..,,o 60 ,,er,,h..,-
.r.-,.u.tee K~lta,s ~ a. 90 AT.
.I...r..-.,, r-II 'e..rt-.,-,i,, relrh e.oo
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
Their Generosi Appreciated.

The Owashtanong Club, OF Grand
Rapids, is a "toney" sort of affair
maintained for purposes OF social en-
joyment, boating, etc. Usually sucn
institutions, besides being exclusive, are
wholly selfish, being composed Of men
who are wholly selfish, and the uOtlon
Of doing any good or going outside the
sacred circles of the club with helpful
hands, never occurs to the members.
Tnc OwaShtanOngs, however, set a
notable example on Thanksgiving day
by organizing and carrying out a most
generous plan 10 give the poor people OF
Grand Rapids a good Thanksgiving DIM
ner and supply clothing, shoes, ETC., to
the needy. Turkeys, chickens and
other provisions measured in tons were
distributed, and immense quantities OF
clothing. The city was thoroughly
canvassed aud no one over looked who
was in need of assistance. 1t was the
most generous, and the heartiest effort
IN the direction Of charity ever made IN
the Valley City, and reflects honor on
the OWIsh,anOngs and the city OF
Grand Rap.ds.-Pet0skcy Record.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
AMONG TaE BUILDERs


sFssszse1ss-
Oae 0f tie Ia 1EskAN HEzALp's even
.lg co2tsapc pores has heeu - s9--7
"a ~ - lntsrs .ss the leading 2leA- Ie~ls
and builders regarding woTk non an1ef
say. AID projected f0g the future
All10uga t1e season jast closl1s h~s
noE been marked. as tne previous ye~t
was. - the erection OF large business
blocks. these is 10 doubt that TIE tui.d-
* operations ss = > l0le = NJ foot u9 -
much IA dollars 2n1 1es G.. A Ia a.
lhey n4 c4ts growth AID pfosis ~ -oI
the LoWl llsf aFe more gl4tlIF nEi lof
laey comprise ma MY nuge iSrt~fy
bulll ngs and hoa.es iOT working nlsh.
Amo-g 5. .e interesting L0Lss p.lAeA Ap
aTe lul following
lle Isor Is o. .lS German LutletAn
CnuIC4 aud the towers are 49, t-tee
i4lgiv started latO tle ar. The s-atCls
bagan work Yesterday and have ihs
surface ~ cover. 4 soon a. tie otit1-
ng : thoroughly lIclosed, lntefo4
WORK Mi u~gln and be- kept up durns
the winter, - that when TIE weather
permits next spung tie work can T.
pushed 10 Al early completion. li4e
bullllng J. a handsome one.
Architect ;. j OsgOOd ls busliy en-
gageI IA remOdeiing the plans toT tae
New Young Men Christian Association
bulldng IA thls city. The plans were
already made and = very handsome
building planned, but i Was decided 10
make C 81 stories, one story higher
than al present planned. The gym
uaslum wll TIC located on the upper
floor, and wall be 4 flne room Tor the
purpose.
Work on the Masonic Home has
ceased Tor the winter. Tie home Is up
and lnclJsed, and as soon as a little
more money Is raised the work OF COM
pleting Il will be pushed. The present
contracts are already completed, ana
no more nave been let.
Architect A. W. Rush is engaged IN
making plans for large brick block,
four stores and double stores, 10 be
built on West BrIdge-st. the coming
year. the foundation for the block Is
already partially completed.
Charles VI. Aver ls having the plans
made for n $500 modern residence TO
be erected during the coming season on
'4ff- tAf'sr AtAN nov oNAtNh AhNN@'N-F
opened through the Morris property.
Fred ID. Mills IS having plans made for
handsome residence 10 be built ON
Paris-sve., ut 4 cost of between four
and five thousand dollars. Architect
". c. Robinson IS the designer.
Architect Robinson smakingplansfOr
modern residence to be built on North
Union-st. by Prof. George {. Shepard,
teacher of music in the city schools.
Architect Robinson Is planning a resi-
dence 10 be built in Marshall, Mich, at
cost of $500. Ii will he one OF the
handsomest in that county.
Edwin c. Allen, of Stockwell & Allen,
Is building several houses on Thomas
ST., one oil them being intended for his
own residence.
Joel Collins is planning house TO be
built as a residence on KeliOgg-st., at a
| cost of about $4,000.
The Barnard brick fats on Summer
st. are being pushed to a rapid compile
| ton.
Mr.. Sandcrson is completing mod
/ ern home on Packard-st.
st. Marks Home is being finished of
in the interior.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
YOUR NAME INrHE PAPER.

Ben vospier, OF Ionia, was in the city
yesterday.
David Marshall left yesterday tor his
new home IN California.
Rev. L. D. Bass. OF Greenville, is at
tending the convention.
Hon. J. ;. Cross. OF Bangor, Mich,
was N the city yesterday.
larry Widdicomb has gone 10 Shell
byFllle on hunting expedition.
George Z. Cutler, Of Iona, s attend
ing The suntay-schOol convention.
Rev j. A. Ford, Of Battle Creek, Is
attending the Sunday-schOol conyen-
ton.
Prof c. K. Nichols, who has been
very IL with diphtheria, IS reportel
better.
John W. Drew. formerly Of this city.
hls purchased the Branard Hotel at
Boulder, Cal.
,lrs. II. II. Harrington returned 70
Jackson yesterday, after a visit with
friends u tins city.
Dr. e. W. Mallory and family left
yesterday for H.ll.daie, where they viii
spend the winter.
Mrs. Josie Pierce has returned from
SIX weeks visit with trIcnds III De
trO.t. Jackson and Pontiac.
Nr. and Mrs VIM. Alden smith have
returned from their trip TO CalfOru
With Geo. Luce and family.
CT. Hills and wife, Of Muskegon
were ln thc city yesterday. They leaY
ugx xt wceS for n trip 20 " ssiss ppl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Dr. X. Il. Tupper Will deliver his lee
turc Oh Three Months on Three Con-
t.non,s'' tonight in the lecture room of
the Fountan-street Baptist Church.
The doctor VIII tell about the many m
teresting things which he saw during
his European trip III his usual interest
Ing stvle. The Schubert Club has been
Engaged to sing several selections tor
the beucft OF lovers of music. j. X.
Johnson las kindly consented 70 ar
range IN tire west parlOr has pictures
collected during his trip. and those who
desire To see them may have the Oppor-
tunlty OF dong sOfrOm 1.30 to 5 O'Clock.
the proceeds of the lecture 90 10 lOcl
charity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
A WILL INTERPRETED.
The Provisions OF George u. Morton's
VIII Explained.

VIII Explained
Judge Grove Yesterday handed down
d Judgment IN the case of James Blair
and Moves L. Avery, administrators de
bonus non, with tine Will annexed OF
George b. Morton against Anna l.. Hof-
-tra and Susan J. Rathbun, guardian.
II was an amicable suit for the con-
strucuon OF Morton's wall. He died
some ten years ago and left the Morton
House property, what Is known as the
Sail property, and a lot on DivlslOn-st.
lis helIs were MS widow and two
daughters. The property was all left
10 the executors with power 20 dispose
% all OF 10 except the Morton House
property with the provision that II the
widow or either OF the daughters should
lie the survivors should have u convey
lnce OF the share of the deceased IN
the real estate. The question was
Is 10 whether this provision ap-
piled 70 all of the property or
was limited % the Morton House.
The court construed the will to mean
mat II only applied to the Morton
House; that the heirs took no interest
IN the other property; and that the eX-
ocutOrs had full power TO dispose of all
except the Morton House property.
The Will directed that from the pro
recds OF the real estate, outside of the
Norton House, homestead should bc
purchased for ms family. Since Nor
l3n' death the widOv has died, and
one OF the daughters has married a Mr..
HOfstra, OF NuskegOn, and has minor
children, while the other daughter IS a
minor, and her guardian is made a
party. The cOurtdecided thatIt was un-
necessary and lmpracticable to procure a
homestead, and directed the executors
To- apply the proceeds OF any sale they
might make IN paying the loan of $4,000,
aich was used IN adding the fifth
tory 10 the Morton House.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
AT THE SOLDIERS HOME.
The Improvements are Not as Yet Fully
Completed.


The Building Committee and the
Committee on Accounts of the Soldiers
Home, held a meeting yesterday ex
pecting to be able to accept the build
ng at the hands Of the contractor, J.
2. Boland. 81 ne work upon the hos
ptal IS not Y finished, and the accept
1ncc of the same WI. be deferred until
all IS completed. The dOrmitOry OF the
building IS already completed to the
-atisfacu0u OF the committee. The
dynamo for the electric hight plant was
.arted up and SHOWS good results.
.uc brushes and commutatOT have not
set become well fitted 80 that the ma
chine does snot vet develop full
power. Judge Brown and B. 7. Graves,
tuc architect, were here TO attend the
committee meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Au zant splsy 81 eola satsAsk,
& ailol. ana ale g4A4 leaelfE at al
tlle l4tesg 50 aes, a. Aefss9 :, N--z.---
s. a 1eautfui sxh et of these goods
are O. - ssen Ia tae siiow NiuaQHs- f4f-
& l4se 81 s'aoasl se4s>t soe1, non. Hlcn
tley CAL tx clsoss-l frozl tAe test - les
aad al tAe bsst prlees, bsLofe t1e Ao---
a4Fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
Severe ran.

Wm. a. Borkcy, while walking near
h.s factory yesterday morning, slipped
lui tei Upon the walk, niurag HIM
self quite BADLY. lIe wa taken home
iu s. carriage, and was confined 10 the
house hv the hurt al dav.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
A sTsTERLY VISIT
Maskesan Daughters - Rehcksh Fisif
Purity Lodge.

- Hssegon Dan ghfers - HehHsah VT
Purity Lodge
Twenty ghtmembers Of Gem Lodge,
-. i2f. DRughtersof Rebeksh, OF Mus
1. came over n the afternoon
tsln yesterday and VISITED Purity
Indg ge.lbcy were met a. The Depot
aHa enter'aned a. .tpper bv zoe mem
fefs ~ Purity Lodge at Brtan ln
iae evening te delegation 81 Purity
lodge exemp. 1ed tto heauutul floor
1L tre degree. aui after che lodge
a.. me hey attended the Patriar as,
rf cal. az Ret Men HaN. orr
rr-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
John sIaxwelI's FuncraI.

Tho remains of the late John Max-
we'll were brought mere for burial last
night. and the funeral will be held al
10 O'Clock tins morning from the rosi-
deuce. 237 JcfiersOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Many olergy men. on OCCASION. enjoy
a good g4T. Out -Ie oieeu restrained
tIom sAl4 k-lg ID taeL Oousci eucEss --t1
more frequently ~ the untafol@A-s
ert.clsm II other peop.e H. order -
settle. II poss 'nle. tl,s much veKed
Question. TIE fEs sEGkAM-HEKAGp las
arranged for = symposium upou tAs
subject by the nl0st enl.nent cleisl men
ln tbe land. Among those who 81 ~ eA'
press an opinion ale Dr. Ialni@ee, > as
eph Cook Robert CollEeT, ~ iil.'ii
AtlOtI Canon tAsrar, slioP tot1r4
ana others whose names ate i..ii4.liSt
On both continents. Ine IELesEAA-
HERALD would lke also an e1pf,s ion
from the local clergy. osnd a "a py
Saturday morn ~, 3. posslole.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

To tho meo1hers IF th ss kssocia-
fo~. p p . El<s and numerous other
fu ujs who strcngthe cd us durwg Che
h0urs & anvHety and bercavemrrt
over 0ur foy. Gen. l1nts and fauv
trder their hearifeltfhBrks Clty and
Milwaukee papers i.asa COPY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

TIC Ladies' Az society ~ tho
Bsptu Ch1r.h wll hoid ihc.r annual
far tae chspel om 1nnfslav sri
Pr day. afternoon and evening Dec
l1 ..I 1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Another athletic exhibition viii be
gwen at t.ie 0wsshtluoug Cub rooms
saturday evening. There w.l ho
boxing match. nor zOntal lar evhih,-
tom. - ting ~ war. ctc., and az tnc close
. special lunch wIil be served.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

.The 81 r Of the trans-ress-r is hard" BE
81 ,e a44 lag Ur. hull s. g. u-a -yrup la tae
salvation OH viii c.r. vorr ar.0a Prce
tne. fs- -frr ~ nfe a hCtl p. r. never fails
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06
PREPARING FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

I am receiving daily handsome Novelties
in Holiday Goods, and as fast as they ar
rive they are placed on display. The entire
assortment consists of goods that are hand
some, useful and especially selected for
Christmas. The attention of all is asked to
my display of Holiday Novelties.
c. A. DAVIDSON, Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

All diseases 0f men and women cured
by Dr. :. Clay Todd. 43 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

smokes and ehes ~FiAest and BrSNest'
Tobacco. save the cards They are
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

White 4 Waite sell Ben-Hur Cigars.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

Quality wins The nue elegant rayof 81 the
loss 4 A." Cigar 5 act perccptitle IA AA4
other ~ cigar. aad only ia this best grade oi
fna f-fr.F~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-06
REAL ESTATE rnlssrrRs.

John A Hall to JohnJ Hall, acres
Brownhelm, $40.
s Chamberlain to Robert Zube, lot ~
blk 8, Lorain, $3.50.
Chamberlain to the Lorain Street X X
Co., lot 12 blk 80, Lorain, 500
Chamberlain to John Hamilton lot "a
blk 3, Lorain, $l,lOO.
HG Redington to A & e A Aldrich, "
acres, Amherst, $7,40O.
John II Faxon to Jabob Moulder 10 acres
Russia, $3.50.
Henry Mole to franklin Nary village lots
90 and 81. Grafton, 500.
The Lorain Street r r Co to Henry
Fredericks LOT 10 blk 80 Lorain, $3.50.
E&MJ ] Braman TO Conrad storer lots
139, 14O, 14l Bramsn's add, Elyria, 81 900
IA Webster, assignee, TO Samuel Squire
part original lot 80 Uberlin, $1,000.
DB Andrews to VIM & 5 Finch par
original LOT 8 Elyria, $1,7OO.
lRJ Curtice TO + L Bates lot 90 and par
lots 100 and 98 La Grange, $3.50.
! CIV Shurtle6 TO CIV Spear lot IA par
| lot s A & F add oberlin, $1,000.
c Baumann to ] & r Loadrach 2 acre
Henrietta, $500.
TT Daniels TO II Jones 55xl5O feet eas
of Broadway, Lorain, $500.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-06
Hnw,s Thia [


We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY q Co, Pros, Toledo, o.
We, the undersihned, have known F.J.
Cheney for the last 10 years and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 70 carry
out any obligation made by their firm,
West u Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. Ohio. tl
Walding, Kinnan s. Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, ..
Il. II. Van HGsen, Cashier, Tolelio Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, o. u
Halls Calarrh Cureis taken intefnally
acting directly upon the blood and nucus
surfaces Of the system. Price 7jc. pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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rIclsen, and tho Clergyman.

Says James Payn in the Independent:
"Dickens used TO tell a story Of meeting
with clergyman in railway train who
held forth 70 his fellow-travelers ever 30
long upon the novelisvs private falings.
Dickens is an atheist, sir, as ] happen 70
know; he is also gambler, and, regret TO
say, drinks and so on. Dear me, how
sad. Have you ever seen HIM drunkP
asked Dickens. We'll, not exactly drunk;
no, but certainly overtaken by liquor.
Have you ever seen him soberl' Wen,
that is too much TO say oh, yes, l have
seen him SOBER 'ofteni' Yes, often
NO, sir; only once. You see him now for
the first time"