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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-27
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
The Savannah Lodge Elects Officers
for Next Year.

The Savannah Lodge Elects Officers
for Next Year.
Savannah Lodge No. ~ of the Order of
Golden Chain held its annual election of
officers LAST night at Knights of Pythias
hall, and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Commauder-C. Y. Richardson.
Vice Commander-C. V. Snedeker.
Assistant Commander-DonaldJ J. Frasier.
Prelate-M. +. Beals.
Guide-H. T. Moore.
Guardian-T. E. Broughton.
Sentinel-W. B. Metzger.
Collector-H. a. Ernst.
Secretary-W. V. Parkinson.
Treasurer-C. 81. Supple.
The following were elected trustees :
John F. sLaFar, H. 8. Dreese and w D.
Thomas. A meeting will be held the second
Thursday in December, when the officers
will be installed. The Savannah lodge of
this order is growing rapidly, and the mem
bership has increased to forty. The mem
bership in the United States is above 5000.
The headquarters of the order are at Balti-
more, aud the organization Is thoroughly
southern. After the election last night the
members repaired to Furber's, where a
collation. was served.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-27
How He Knew His "Billy."

"Give me my goat" A little white boy
on West Broad street was tusseling yester:
day with a colored boy who had big goat
hitched to a cart. The colored boy per-
sisted in driving the goat. and Central
Railroad Policeman Mcdonald was called
on to settle the claim to the goat
The colored youth protested that it was
his goat, while the little white boy vowed
that the "Billy" belonged to him. The
officer was in q dilemma as to whose goat
1t was
Glow do you know that it is your goaty 81
asked the fatherly officer of the little white
lad
cause him smell like my Billy He is
my Billy"
The officer considered the ownership
proven. He turned the goat loose.
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RAIL AND CROSSTIE.

General Passenger Agent ]. A. McDufie
OF the brunswick and Western railroad Is
here.
Travelling Passenger Agent j. P. Beck
with OF the Central came up from Jackson
vile YESTERDAY.
The Tybee railroad is to be sold at re-
ceiyers sale next Tuesday. II is said that
II the road is not run up to a figure Of fic-
tltious value the old bondholders will buy
the property in
The graders Of the Alabama Midland are
now winding up their work at Troy, aud a
corps OF engineers is stalking between Mont
gomery and Reese's ferry as rapidly as it
can, so as to have the work well I'D for the
graders to begin at an early date so says
the Prattville Progress.
Chief Engineer D. Y. Dabney OF the
CentraPs Eden extension. has turned over
that portion of the line which is completed
out TO Ellabell to Supt. Hege. He is pushing
the WORK on to Sterling now. 1t is under
stood that the Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery railway is going ahead with
Its line, and will probably be In Sterling bv
the time that the Central railroad reaches
there. The Savannah, Americas and Mont
gomery railway has only twenty-seven
miles to build; the Central has fifty-two
miles yet unbuilt. Both lines are graded
up to Sterling. The Savannah Americus
road this side of the East Tennessee, Vir-
gnia and Georgia railroad. No time has
been settled upon by the two lines when to
connect at Sterling, but it is understood
that by early spring the route through to
Montgomery, via Americas and Columbus,
will be completed.
There are said to be very good reasons
for postponing the sale of the Rome and
Decatur railroad, which was to have taken
place in New York recently, if any reliance
can be placed upon surface indications
pointing to its absorption by the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia. The court had
ordered the receiver to proceed with the
sale on Dec. IS, but this move is understood
to have been made to give more time for
the conclusion of present negotiations.
General Manager John J. Seay of the
Rome Land Company is authority for the
statement that Mr.. John Inman fully con-
frmed the intention of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia in the direction
named. R. T. Fouche Of Rome has Just re-
turned from New York, and says that the
preliminary details have all been settled.
and director of the Rome and Decatur
intimates that the report is correct Ii the
formalities of public sale at auction have
to be observed, it is said there will be an
understanding between the parties in inter
est that the East Tennessee people will Sc
cure the property at an upset price that the
court will confirm.
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In the window of Theus' store. on Brough-
ton street. there is on exhibition picture OF
baby and dog. 1t is crayon, and an
excellent one it is 1t shows the touch of
an artist, and is the work of one who clearly
possesses very considerable talent. The
baby in the picture is DIR. Nichols, and the
likeness is said to be very striking one. A
Photographer could hardly have done bet
Ter. The picture is well worth looking at.
II is the work of Miss Stone, daughter of
Or. Stone. She has not devoted a great
deal OF time TO art study, but that she has
CUTS In that direction there can be no
doubt.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS,
PUBLIC SALE!
Of Personal Property Of Morehead
x Salter

AT the Mud Creek Stock Farm, IL miles west OF
Albany, and 2l6 miles of Ducker Station, near
Albany Ca, TUESDAY, the 10Th day of De-
cember. 1889, will DO sold all the personal
property belonging TO MOREHEAD g. SAL
TER, sale beginning at 10 O'Clock sharp, to
wit:
Fifty head fine cattle. among the lot being
some extra nne mich COWS aud two thorough
bred bulls. A lot Of thoroughbred brood sows
and BERKSHIRE pigs eight head OF mules, 1000
bushels Of corn 10000 pounds fodder, one 10
horse engine in good running order, one sixty
saw gin and feeder, and wrought iron cotton
press run by steam. One grist mill and fixtures.
all In good running order. One Champion
Binder and Reaper. One set blacksmith tools,
wagon and carts and all other farming implies
ments belonging to a plantation, and household
and kitchen furniture.
ing horses
Chuckeluck, bay gelding years old by Bar
ney Wilkes. First dam by Giles Vermont. This
horse Is a fine roadster and perfectly gentle.
Alice, bay mare years old by Barney Wilkes.
First dam said TO be by Belle Morgan. Safe in
fold TO CRANKY 2:l06.
Lee Paul bay mare years old, by Barney
Wilkes. First dam by Mambrino Prince. Sec,
ond dam by Lee Paul. Safe in fold to Granby.
2:1S1f.
Eva, bay mare years old. Sired by Giles
Hambletonian. First dam by Lightning, thor
ough bred son OF Lexington Safe in fold TO
CRANKY.
Bay gelding, Sam Wilkes. Record 2:P916. Five
years old, by Barney Wilkes First dam Gin
Burner, the dam OF Mary s., 9:2s, and Lena
Wilkes 2:201a This Is a trotter sure, and 10
eligible TO the $3.50 class and, we think, will trot
In 2:20 next season.
Brown yearling geIding. First dam Eva by
Giles Hambetonian.
Bay yearling geldlng by Guyon. First dam
Alice by Barney wilkes.
One weanling FLY by CRANKY. e:i0I6 First
dam Alice by Barney Wilkes We think this Is
the incest weanlinR ever seen In Georgia, for
the making of trotter.
If the plantation is not sold or rented before
day of sale. II will be rented then.
Terms OF sale strictly cash
MOREHEAD & SALTER.
For information apply to @. NJ. RIVALS.
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THE FREDHRICKA SUNK.
Aground on Romney Marsh and Fined
With Water.


The steam yacht Frederick ran ashore
Monday night in Romney marsh, about
twenty miles below Thunderbolt, and filed
with water. She left here at 7:3O O'Clock in
charge of Capt. Raymer and Engineer
Moloney with party consisting Of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen: John Kirby,
James Dunwoody, +. A. Well and Edward
Frank. They were bound for Darien on q
short pleasure trip. The night was
foggy and they were making their way
very slowly when the yacht struck in the
marsh about IL o'clock, and when the tide
left her she careened over in the mud, and
on the food tide filed with water. The
party was compelled TO spend the night
Sitting on the yachts rail, exposed TO the
weather, and without anything to eat, as
everything was under water. They re-
turned to the city yesterday morning. The
tug Maggie will go down to the yacht this
morning, when she will be brought back to
the city. 1t is believed that she is badl V
damaged.
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FOR SALE.


d ARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.-The under
ID signed offers for sale or rent in the city of
cambridge, Ga, two of the most desirable fire
proof brick stores in the best block of buildings
on the public square; also, will sell one of the
beet plantations within the same distance of
the city, only 23 miles; it contains $40 acres, $50
cleared and under fence; two-room cottage,
outhouses, gin house, iron screw and iron run
ming gear. Large crops of cotton have been
raised it, and the soil is well adapted in part
to the culture of Cuba tobacco: the LeConte
pear is most successfully raised here. and 100
acres set out this fall In the pear tree would in
five years treble its value. The undersigned
offers this property for sale, as she has one
to superintend it, at bargain. Bainbrdge is
one Of the most beautiful and healthy towns in
Southwest Georgia. It's rapid growth is assured
by the near completion Of the Georgia and
Florida Midland railroad and other railroads
chartered and to be built in and through this
city. A rare opportunity is now offered in the
purchase of this property and other real estate
and lands in this city and county. Address Mrs.
r. e. HUNNEWELL, Atlanta, Ga, or DR. A. 4.
BOVINE, cambridge, Decatur county
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0reat Slaughter Sale of Clothing, Hats,
Shirts, Etc

The Famous" will move about Dec. 1 to
20 l4S Broughton street, and all hands are
invited to the Slaughter Sale during this
month m Profit is no object now. intend
~ sell out entirely and start on Broughton
SIeet with an entire new stock. II low
prices will do the work. then will not have
e.uy goods to move, as will cut prices I'M
|suea[cltully to get rid of my goods. guar
EVee clothing buyers regular picnic for
ne next thirty days
a little money will buy pile of goods.
lar In mind that my goods must go,
SyneCner you need clothing at present or not.
~ is the time to buy if you wish to save
money. The patrons of 1.-THE Famous
H. NV That my clothing is the very best in
ug T market, and the fresh stock put in this
Hti ey the present proprietor shall 60 into
r. slaughter Sale. Nothing is reserved.
Il Inc early and come late.
me Famous" will be open during this
~ 5 from . a. N. to 9 p. m. and Saturday
gne as usual. Store IA Congress street,
'neast corner Whitaker.
81 BENNETT HYMEs, Proprietor.
Savannah, Ga,
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INDUCEMENTS AT sILVA'S.
40 Broughton Street.

Dinner Sets. Tea Sets. Chamber Sets, the
latest and best styles, unexcelled in quality
and price. The largest assortment in the
Rich Cut Glassware and Art Pottery in
great variety.
A fine line Of useful and ornamental
goods suited for wedding and anniversary
presents at low prices.
G. FIRE Sets, Coal Holds, Coal Oil Heating
goods.
Every steamer brings additions of i'm
ported and domestic China Glass, etc.
any one in need of goods in this line can
hardly fail to be suited in any article and
pilce az JAMES s. SILvAs,
140 Broughton street.
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ct Indicates trace. rInches and hundredths'
/. A. benson. Observer Signal Corps.
A cuR1ous FEArunE Of politics in lowe Is D,

CURIOUS FEATURE of politics in Iowa is the
steady decadence of the republican vote In
Scout county When Garfield carried Iowa by
rs 900 In 1880, Scott county contributed repub-
ljcan majority of 1728. In 1884 Cleveland car
ried it by 2,457, and his majority there 10 1888
was 2s60. At the last election Boies received a
majority Of $3.50, while the entire republican
vote was only 16l5, or less than the republican
majority Of nine years ago. Most OF these de-
serfers are Germans, who have gradually allied
themselves with the democratic party,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-27

sc5 greatest beer drinkers are those Of M,-
rains,l Inley drink 492 litres per head per year,
M 81 flenna's 296, London's 254 BerlinSs 2a0
h. ariss %. This costs the Munich inhabi-
-'S VI an acreage OF $50 q head annually.
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SILKS.

When we said the Silk Department was
leader with us we only about half hit
the mark, judging from tho delight and
satisfaction OF an unusual array of Gus
toners. The Silks and tho prices did
tho business, and our stock is RESPONSE
bic for some OF the best dressed ladies'
In the city. This week we propose to
continue the good work, and II you CON
template getting n silk Dress drop in
ANA see what is the proper thing, and
above all, the proper price. We show
both. There has been great advance
in the price of raw silk, and the present
prices will soon have to be advanced.
Real good advice is TO buy now.
SURAH SILKS-A full line, In all the
leading colors, at IS cents, REDUCED
FROM 500.
BLACK SURAH SlLKS-From so cents
to S2.e0, a most attractive selection.
FAILLE FRANCHISE 49, Black and
Colored, in all tn enew shades, from 70
cents to $500.
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lIISCEILANEOUs

MISCELLANEOUS.
WEOSFsO4T' s7Ea.
NOT AFTER To DAY,
AT17 CENTS,
The 4oc. Chocolate Creams so
HEIDTs
Selling as an Advertisement,
But Remember the
SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICES
AND
HEIDT'S
For Reliable Goods at Reasonable Prices.
UNDERSTAND we must have room for
u Xmas stock and within the next week
must rent 30 Pianos. DAVIS BROS.
DREssMAKER wishes few more custom
II ers; guarantee satisfaction. AZ Jefferson
corner York.
CHOlCE BEEF, Mutton and Veal at 10
~ CANS. LOGAN'S.
MONEY SAVED by renting or buying a
vi Piano or Organ from DAVIS BROS.
LNREEl FREE FREEAA Grand oyster
L Roast will be given TO the public at I'm
RIGHTS WARSAW INN, Thundsrbolt, THANKS
giving Day. A welcome to all. Music in at
tendance.
GO 90 WILL keep your Piano in tune for
dDOsUO one year; also put on any strings
that may break, etc. DAVIS BROS.
- rrpptrxr =, OF me, ,rr,,o,
- citingiromance of the late war Read it.
Don't fail to read IT,
I FAVE your orders for Choice Turkeys. for
IL Sunday and Thanksgiving, at LOGAN'S.
TUNING OF PIANOS our great specially.
L Three tuners and repairers in our employ.
DAVIS BROS.
TATEM'S Forty Dollar Lots the incest on the
4 market West Broad street N extended
| runs into them. Monthly payments. No in
tereSt.
ID EPAIR WORK of all kinds in Pianos and
IL Organs We make new instruments Of
old ones at small cost. DAVIS BROS.
| HNHIRTY- SIX years experience in the LIQUOR
business making speciality of fine Wines
and Liquors, having taught us where and how
| to buy low, TO buy advantageously, our Gus
toners benefit by our knowledge. Nj. LAWNS
| ESTATE.
| CHoIcE TURKEYS AT LoGAN's, City
~ Market.
| q OS BUYS A PIANO BOX that will hold
aoIsZO two tons of coal DAVIS BROS.
I OUIS VOGEL, jefferson street. near New
| Il Houston, has the most complete assert
ment of toys to be found in the city, which will
| be sold at lowest prices. Fresh bread and
cakes every day.
| ID FAD Surrey Of Eagles Nest" republished
III for the first time since 1866 Procure a
copy.
| GALL at LARoCHE & SONS, I6s Bay street,
" and select fine lot at SaclSville, 20 feet by
| 100 feet, within a mile from extended limits Of
| city, near City and Suburban Railway, for S25;
81 per month till paid for, without interest; no
charge for papers.
| HAVE YOUR PIANO placed in good order
| IL for the Xmas holidays. We tune polish
or repair at low prices. DAVIS BROS.
| II BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
| ID ROBT. Fl. TATEM. Heal EState Dealer
and Auctioneer.
VALENTINE J. BAsLER. Plumber, Gas
Steam and Range Filter, 10 jefferson
street. corner York street lane; grad
| uate OF the plumbing class of the
New York Trade School Sanitary Plumb
| ing and Lead Burning speciality. Would re-
quest the public when in want of good Sanitary
| Plumbing and Gas Fitting TO give him n call at
| his above place Of business. Satisfaction guar
| anteed.
| rTUNINGl TUNINGl TUNING! Best work
Il men. Lowest prices DAVIS BROS.
| A GOODRICH, attorney at law, 1874 Dear.
| IA. born street, Chicago ADVICE free; 81
| years experience; business quietly and legally
|
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% O0O PIECES SHEET MUSIC at the
ZOs OUU following low prices; pieces for
1000 selections. Send for catalogues DAVIS
BROS.
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LIN EN 8

Thanksgiving Day dinner will be
more inviting and liberal sum
saved for the feast II the extraordi.
nary bargains below are taken advan-
tage Of These goods are from the best
manufacturers, and are offered our
patrons az something out OF the usual
run. Indeed, we could not duplicate tho
lot at anything like the selling price.
OIL BOILED GERMAN LINEN TABLE
DAMASk-We have one lot and make
the price FIFTY CENTS A YARD. Have
sold the same grade at rs cents,
100 t2-4 DAMASK TABLE COVERS,
with Doilies 10 match, at 1878.
You could pay s. and still have a bar
gain.
100 DOZEN 25x45 HUCK TOWELS
with DAMASK BORDERS at 25 cents
each, real worth IS cents.
100 DOZEN q DAMASK NAPKINS at
$500 Zee II they can be bought any
where In the city for So 30
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-27

ENOR SALE new residence corner Drayton
H and Duffy streets. All modern improve
ments. One-fourth cash, balance in monthly
installments. d. b. LESTER, for Home Build
ing Co.
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COLD WEATHER COMFORT

How are you fixed for the winterf Do
you know that the outlook Is Il cold
one? Indications point 20 ice on the
Ogeechee canal thick enough TO skate
on,and Just such u winter as we had three
years ago. Straws show the way OF the
wind. Look at the travel already To the
south. and put II down for a fact that
even in this favored CLINE Blankets
will be at premium. We won't take
advantage of the cold. but the stock
will not be as full az at present, and the
prices will not fall with the tempera-
ture.
Misunderstanding and Colored 1914
ALL WOOL WHITE Blankets at FOUR
Dollars. See that you don't pay 5000
for the same elsewhere.
ia ALL WOOL White Blankets Mt
$3.50. More solid comfort In this
for the money than in any purchase
anywhere.
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Cloudy, with occasional light
showers.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or
more, IN thts column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cd&h On Advance, eGoA
SaSestiox.
Everybody 'sho has any sodnt 10 sxpptv,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any tOssh
to Vrdttfy, should advertise IN this column.
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LNOR SALE, Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Il Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
Space forbids itemzing, but 1t would pay to
consult us before buying elsewhere. NJ
LAWNS ESTATE Telephone 81.
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HELP WANTED.

I WISH to employ a few ladies' on salary. 10
Il take charge OF my business at their homes /:
entirely unobiectioHable; light; very fascinat-
Ing and healtnfnl; no talking required; perma-
Good pay for part time. Ny references include
some OF the best well known people OF Louis
vile, Cincinnati Pittsburg and elsewhere. Ad-
dress with stamp. Mrs. MARION WALKER
Fourth and Chestnut streets. Louisville XIV
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
UTANTED, a position in a retail grocery
care Morning News
nRUGS.-Graduate in pharmacy t2D wishes
IL position; best references Address X.
Acme Hotel Jacksonville, Fla.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
w ANTED, unfllrnished room and board by
w gentleman and wife. Address PARTICU-
LAR, News office.
WANTED, furnished rooms, complete for
w light housekeeping; state terms and loca-
ton. W, News office.
NJ ANTED, one or two unfurnished rooms,
w with conveniences, by single gentleman
Address ALPHA, Morning News.
NTANTED, old Confederate postage stamps.
w VIII pay one dollar each aud upwards for
prices paid for common issues ueave stamps on
original envelopes). Send TO l. B. COHEN, 234
King street, Charleston, 5. G.
WANTED. board in private family by gentle
w man and wife; residence part of city pre-
ferred; reference given Address j. l.. S., care
Morning News.
WANTED, the public to know that we main
w tain our we'll known and deservedy won
reputation Of selling the finest Wines and
Il
skeptical of this fact. M. LAWNS ESTATE.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
NOR RENT, two large connecting rooms, with
L use of bath; desirable location convenient
to business. Address THOMAS, this office
A VERY CONVENIENT and nice fiat of
~ rooms for rent at POP Bryan street.
NOR RENT, one large front room; every con
II venience; reasonable. No. Al Broughton
street.
TOR RENT.-Two jewish young men can
II find a nicely furnished room in a private
famil y, with or without board; location near
the business portion OF the city. Address
RENT. at this office.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
E'OR RENT a flve-room cottage, with large
Bull; rent sic per month. Apply to S. KROUS-
KOFF
NOR RENT, very desirable store on Whitaker
II street. Apply to ANDREW HANLEY.
ENoR RENT, that desirable dwelling, No 49,
Il State street Possession given imme
diately. Apply to A. G. GUERARD.
FOR RENT-M MISCELLANEOUS.
--~~-~--~~----~~~~---~- ----~-~---~-s~-
ID EMIT, wood yard and drayman's lot. with
III stables, Houston and Perry streets. Apply
to Mrs. CATHERINE PRENTY, Perry-East
Broad street.
nor RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il merry occupied by ArteSiRn Ice Company
Apply to +. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News
LNOR RENT, about six acres of ground on the
Il corner Of Price and Estin avenue, with q
large fence all round and suitable for a fine
pasture. Apply to THOMAS A. FOLLIARD.
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C. P. Miller, AuCtiOneer,

VIII Sell THIs DAY Thursday being Thanks
giving day, at 1880 O'Clock. at 1sl Congress
street.
Parlor Suite Walnut Lounges, Pictures, Car
pets, Smyrna Rugs. Mats, Comforts, Blankets,
Lamps, etc. Also. Boys nubber-Tirsd Bicycle
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q S0 TO 1904 fine lot Of artisticaly re
dbDU paired second hand Pianos for sale on
easy terms at LUDDEN & BATES S. NJ. II.
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Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga, Nov. 20, 1889, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
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DIANO FOR SALE.-An excellent piano of
l. the famous manufacture of T. Elcke
PARIS. for sale on board the Norwegian bark
Constance, now lying at S.. F. & W. wharf. For
full particulars apply to A. Z. SALAS & CO.,
Agents.
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NEVER nEEN plsAPPoINrEn-

Asageneral family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, hardly
ever use anything else, and have never
been disappointed in the effect produced;
it seems TO be almost perfect cure for ali
diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
w. j. MCELRoY, Macon. Ga
see that you get he Genuine, Distinguished
from frauds and limitations by our red n Trade
Mark on front of Wrapper. J. H. Zeilin G. Co.
Proprietors.
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CALL at LAROCHE & SONS, I0s Bay street,
" and select fine lot at Sackville, 20 feet by
100 feet, within mile from extended limits Of
city, near City and Suburban Railway. for S25;
81 per month till paid for without interest; no
charge for papers.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

- EMIT. wood yard and drayman's lot. with
III stables, Houston and Perry streets. Apply
to MRS. CATHERINE PRENTY, Perry-kast
Broad street.