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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
BENWOOD.
An Influx OF Trsmps-Other News From the
Busy City.

An Influx Of Trsmps- Other News From the
Busy City.
For the past week or so there has been an
isfux OF tramps into town and they have
made themselves very obnoxious. They
mostly hang ont in the willows in the
lower end OF town, where they build fires,
drink beer. AID have high old time
Thew generally have s. one.armed or one
Legged man among them who goes out and
dos the begging act and furnishes the
saug with enough cold vlttles' ana
eaough money 20 buy beer. The ponce
have not been able TO 20 much with them
because they know the city has no place 10
put them 70 work, 50 they are very inde-
pendent Marshal DOlbear and Ofhcer
Smiih locked five Of them up yesterday,
and they will he feed out OF town this
morning
A colored chap from Wheeling wss ar
rested Yesterday By Marshal Doioear on z
warrant sworn out by Billy Crocksrd'
manager OF the bias; furnace, charging him
with stealing iron. The darkey put up
sufficient money for his appearance anc
will have a beariog this morning.
Dispositions were being taken yesterday
in the Mayors Office in the Congressional
contest. and quite a number Of witnesses
were examined Attorney j. + McKen-
uen represented Hon. John o. Pendleton.
The Bepwood works are closed down,
but the plste mill and factory Will resume
operations again Monday morning. ThiDg'
look quite dssd ia tue lower end OF town
with both these works closed down.
TIE Wheeling Steel Works closed dowr
Yesterday morning in order to make
change IN the rolls. The works will re
sumo next Monday morning.
The vats for picking nsii plate aud tht
new shsars have arrived at the Bsnwooc
mill and will be PIT 10 at once.
To-day is pay day at the Wheeling stes
plant and the BenwOOd iron works.
Mayor Manhood payed a visit 10 Wheel
| ing yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
A PROMISING ENTERPRISE.
Large Fire Brick Works TO be Erected In
Taylor Couuty-A Rich Country.

Large Fire Brick Works 10 be Erected In
Taylor County-A Rich Country.
GRAFTON, WA, May A company,
composed of Hon. John W. Mason, r. W.
Kennedy, Charles letters, J. Cal Painter
and Will J. Pointer, have applied to the
Secretary Of State a. Charleston for d
charter for the manufacture OF fro brick
At Thornton, this county. The company
will operate the rich vein of tre-clsy
which was recently discovered
upon tine lands of the Painter broth
era. and which has been described
heretofore There are over a thousand
acres in the tract, and the vein Is OF
great thickness and richness a splendid
quality Of cokiog coal IS also or the land,
and il is understood that the company
will manufacture coke also The fre-clay
is peculiarly adapted for making superior
quality OF paving brick, it Is said, and eX-
perts have declared i, TO be equal to, If rot
better, than the famous Mt. Savsge Md. J
CLAW. Extensive works will be constructed
AZ Thornton, nesr the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tracks, and when in operation
will give emp oyment 20 large plumber
of men
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
NEW YORK sOUTuERNERs.

The society OF the south Dedicate~ Its
Gotham Hail.
NEW YORK. May , The formal open
iug OF the new and sumptuously appointed
home If the Southern Society in this city
took place tonight There WAS a grand
banquet and reception. All the Southern
people Of prominence called hare by the
Centennial celebration We're present ma
addition % q long list of New York official
and monument men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

CHANBERs-On Thursday May 3 ls'9. az b
O'Clock a. IN. SrsNNNAH. rc,ict oi Alexander
Chamber. aged So years.
Fuuenl f-om her laie residence, No oN Market
street. saturday morning st loociock Friends
of the family respectfully Invited 90 eitend Inc
torment 40 Nc Wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

Wr quarters oftbe Young Mems Chris
20 Association of Guthrie, Oklahoma, are
srdei hy a young Christian from whose
b pocket prorudes the butt of a Colts
.ssrhre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
OARD OF THANKS.

wish to sincerely thank the members of Her
mann Ledge No. 1, Arcien, Order of United
workmen, of which my late husband Frederick
Troll, was member, for the kind treatment OF
myself and family received at the hands OF the
Lodge, and the payment OF $1,000 death benefit.
my4 MRS. MARY lhOLL'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

CHICAGO hss just established a college
the education of women 10 practical
Is. where they may learn about law,
,urauce or general clice work. The
.st ,racucal arts for women to know
. cooking and sewing. We can get
,.e without women lawyers If We have
,d wives sni mothers, and we cannot
ys too may College to teach women
Is lo be- these
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

SUMMED up The Centennial ball appears
have been O. d.sgracetul, immoral,
,nkeo crouse, which came near ending
"a riot WARD McAILIsTER is yindi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
PROPOSALS.

Sealed rroacsals for painting the roofs of the
Niagara Engine House Hook and Ladder House,
Hope Hose House. and Island Hose Hou.e will
be received by the Committee on Fire Depart
ment addressed TO the Clerk All bids must be
The Committee reserves the right 10 reject any or
lll bids W. H. FEK,
my3erdq Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

HlGH license H5s closed LOO saloons
Boston. Thus does il, continue 70 show
superiority over prohibition, so.called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
DEMOVED.
Lnnis Uelbrugge & Co

Merchant Tailors, have removed from 1853 Main
street To M. 22O0 Main Street: Just re
ceived a eomnlete line of Suitngs. Pantsloon-
irps and Overc0at gs, consisting OF all the latest
patterns ana shades for Spring ana summer
wear. which we are prepared to make up III me
best possible manner at The most reasoh9Dle
rrices perfect fit guaranteed. myie6dD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

liEEsHrEG, WA, May lst, lss9.
He E3aor of "a, Register, Wieelng w.
g.-In She issue of the REGISTER Of
date 6ud what purporis 20 be- ian ex-
IT, from "a speech delivered 20 the Amer
Clnb at pittsburg hy Nathan COT, OF
80 Virginia. You DO not favor your
.der with The name of the paper from
,ich Won quote ltis needless, hope,
me 90 -ay that / never used the Ian
ge attributed i0 me Your editorial
meuis thereon are Characteristic OF the
.4srEE Z shall not now attempt TO
.lt ont Che many errors into which you
|, nll-n in ycur supposed criticism OF
prs-umed argument, but VIII leave
I f0l more au-rciou time. III j am
nor-d with rour notice / wish To- be coz
.tIr reported and quoted. and / take It
granted that SON 90 rot desire 20 mis-
present me What i said at tittsburg,
t1e hlrque, gwen by the Americas
I5. April 9th lat, GA the Southern
ie.rOn. wa-.
ANA '.e,'..,.r, -e. ~ora-og. -s.6urces ma.
.e has endowed aer with. oa,egeen,.y me
i the us. of rsr material go hand in hand
se.-r we. r.. Ems 8..ise5 tse hum u
factory therefore tae 'o.i -'e.9 Wa 3,. demo- %,
. muuac,or,, eo hand i'm glove with
s,,.,.. v,... tho Rs,n,i.osp ticket
.i .oa'h. ao,. .ae .oau.as counting, lh 3; Noria .
7 Count -hsr somt, and industries are regu-
o....nl eri cS,vlr..,n lSsl he .rS.se
a. Ola, ,oe .goan,ns oa- is am oa,5 , 1e-
...i long oro1s. ,o 10 d.c'a-, They then pro-
.fi .rr a..a,. s-..s.e. e- . WHOM lbe.r
oa, nni wonderful saie'.,s arc no,. . q.
6srio- tsoa unto political death. ON the
- ~o. ,,ss. .,.. ~, y now. wbvn star,
.a.l ,aa' is no. ,o stop until ihi> most repre-
.o. %hyno, have d national election law.
a.emea Mo -..p ne berea. OF i-sat win
aer oal' o. soa a.s an ,se ,'9 s.y se u.s.
lr laa, .iea So d.af Co you protection %
+. c.,yof I,-,lnr t6e Glory Of our army Of
Is, 2' s. .. a5 ' .,.o, o' 'ne upper ''i'
70 .o,e-. sle uot Permitted 20 vote. or th .,
united Do constitute a part Of or be counted
g .i .lrgse, . 5 KY .oog "a .e'i tbs North
fa., ara ihe "... .odec,,e li may pc e, GA ,t,
publican par,y sin not be- accomplished unui
re-r.,.,i u ,o,e ms. oncc AND lave t6a, Vote
mieija'ioaec. JUS. as ., was cast
on viii. ID snow, De iar even to yonr 20
leai opponents nenee' you WI publish l
. -,tI. tr. .i,ii i;l 80 s,,,;ye h
Most truly. n. Gorr.
We are very glad 70 extend to cen. Gorr
s courtesy he REQUESTS. and which ia due
m
The Rrel.rrr's columns are never
,-ed toits political opponents. On the
nuarv. We srs sorry thew DO mo-, ses
in way clear TO make more uss of them,
nee tben fhs pecpre might he better
be TO pe. 90 the foundation truth Of
,ises. ihsro being lees loom for misrepre
nt.tiou end 'ba1combe
Tbe rapar ror, which the RveISrrr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

owe bar. been often asked by daymen: What the very
best soap to use to properly cleanse dairy utensils We have
invariably replied the Ivory but for giving specific directions
for washing dairy utensils is really summed up IN making them
o,uob clean Boiling water must be used and that in con
ncon with IVORY soar will thoroughly cleanse and deodore
the wood leaving clean and sweet for further use Any DAIRY
utensils half cleaned will spoil the delicate aroma OF gilt edge
buffer which may be perfect in other respects
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
WHEELING PARK
w WILL OPEN on
Sunday. NAV 5th, 1889,

with Grand Sacred Concert hy the Opera House
Band. crest many improvements have been
made to this popular Summer Resort ana we
hope the public will appreciate the effort, o, the
pail managers by patrOniaing the resort liber-
ally AUGUST kOLf' hahaseI'
q + HEIsER, Assist ant Manager. my4q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
arm Advertiser ,snts.

THOR RENT Furnished or Unfurnished roo ms
, WI" ~, D''' 10 app myierdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
NOTICE.

7 HAVE RECEIVED LEGAL NOTICE FROM
| the County Board of Bealth that the practice
OF dumping the contents of privy vaults on the
fields ncar the city has become nuisance ana
must be stoned While every effort will be
made TO consume the night soil as last as brought
TO the crematory it will be impossible TO destroy
at the cremaiory all night soil now upon the
premises of persons who have been not fed
within the prescribed time No person viii ! c
prosecuted for failure to comply with notices to
clean vaults within specified time providing
the fault is through the fail re OF the furnace to
al demands made upon 1t.
This shall not be cOnStrue 10 release any per
son from the penalties for violation OF the orcl-
nance in relation to ash vaults.
GEORGE l. GARRISON, NJ. D,
rnvlo Health officer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04

THOR ReNT-Two FRONT ROOMS WITH II
L board. Enquire corner Fhteeh'n ,. snu ."
cob street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
A WORD OF WARNING.

7b m man, white soaps each represented be just good the kOr
% ARF NOT but like ali countee the peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of tbe genuine Ask Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.
Copyright 1856 by Proctor Gamble
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
CRESCENT
RTJLDJNG ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Crescent Building Association, for the choice OF
Directors. aud the transaction Of any other bust
ness properly before Il, will be held at the AsSo'
ciati0R's Hail. Crangles Block, saturday even
ing. May 18th, 1859 at O'Clock.
GEO. q. HANNAH, Secretary
WHEELING April goth, 1859. apo 21may4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-04
CHAMPION GAMES.
Hamilton VS.. Wheeling,

At ISLAND BASE BALL PARK,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday May ?, 3, and !.
Admission, % cents: Children, 10 cents; Grand
Stand 10 cents; Ladies stand, - cents. Game
cAlled no $50 D. N. N.Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

But the finest colonial houses, such as
were built ny the governors and dlvines of
New EOgla d, the landed ge Of New
York aad the great prophet 1rs of the
south. were copied from E glish country
houses or halls. An example of this style,
modlf to meet the requirements Of mod
ern life, illustrate tals article
TINS style is eSsenti lily a costly one; the
structure must be Of ample size to give
it d gal y, and good deal Of carving and
OF or hand work. IS necessary.
IL is pnsidere1 admss bic that one of the
designs # tIis ser es lould study the wants
of the rcl man. Tlat he is rich, is not
aiw Tvs his fault, but his misfortune. In
heritance, accident or unwsariei toll t.
keep others employed, may bs TO blame. A
be sta gers thrt ugh life, fred at by politl-
clans, beratst by tle press and derided by
the multitude, accompanied only b. his
poor relations who would fain share his bur-
den, about tae least we can do for him is to
snow lin uoR he can provide himself an
agreeable resting place.
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ninner train " Say 300 pm. Returning.
Mii'e1 accommodation leaves Savannah 5:4
leaves hllen 500 a. m; arrives Savannah 500 a
Train leaving Savannah at $40 D. m. will stop
PaSs-ng for Sylva4ia Wrightsvile, MiIledg
or Carrollton, TT. Gaines, Talootton, Bueua
JOHN :. BJROLEY, i y - .uu 8. CLYDE B
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professor Of mechanics in the university.
has been d ,toiiel flr ser vice o the United
States steam Adams, whicl will leave
Sa Fra csc for s. nol May l.
The new Insurance. la v is working very
well. Last Yea =, un Ter the Old system, the
states reve ne from licenses am lun ed to
about a, OJO while 50 far this year the re-
ce pts have reached s }93) an / viii OBJ
ably run up to $50 ID. The saving Of
lab IT in collecting the money is consider
able
The Beaufort election cases were disposed
of F lay by thu state supreme court by
ruli lg on the motion t. rsinstats the
appea to b, fund il the Off 'ial report.
The c )urt decide tlat no sufficient Gauss
had been SHOWN by the lpsllalts tor
emitting to file their return in acco dance
with the rule of tie court, and that the
clerk was uoJ in error in dis Missing the
app al.
About 100 persons left Columbia Friday
on tao 1850 o'cl ok train for Ne York, to
attend the centennial celebration. The
Cover or and staf nu nbsre thirt se1, tn
Govern)r'S Guards thirty eight ald tina
Rchland Volunteers thir y-four. Only one
d1z n tickets were sold to civilians going 70
attend the centennial. AT Chester the Co.
lu nbia c)moalies we're joined by the Lee
Light Infantry, with whom th3y will form
the Columbia battalion.
Tle last Off ial act If Gov. Richardson
before leaving for Now York F idaY was to
appoint w. NJ. ). Lesss o treasurer of
Clarle3ton cou ity. Soon af5or the deaf
of Treasurer Gatilard the governor a.
poi tied B. p Cunning a n as treasure :
vita the understa lding that il two mon rs
from that da 9, or rs soon as the collections
were compl ted he sh Iuli resi- n. This was
done to secure tue pawn ant Of certain conf
missions, etc, to M. Gailard's fam ly. In
me m9aItims petiuons for the appoint nen5
t a number Of gentlemen u that cffice
were received. They were all referre TO
the Chare,tOn dele gati IN with the r-quest
that 1t make a rec )mne1datipn. The ,iele.
gtti n re uraed tie pei ions with colr e.
Gus Letter from one Of the Senator'S stating
that they preferred to make no rec IN
me ldation a dele CATION, but they subse-
que tly made personal recon md AUTO $.
maj ,rity of the dele CATION ildJrsed M
Lesesne's ap2oiA ment, which was al 50
recommended by many pro ninelt business
men.
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FIRsT FLOOR.

Following will be found brief descrip-
tion Of this de ign:
size Of Structure. Width 'front.' Al feet ;
depth Of m iu part, % feet 8 inches; depth
over all, 50 feet; sz' of kltcden extension,
% fee 6 cheS by 20 feet
hight Of Stories Cellar, Z foet; first
story, II feat; secold story, feet; at,ic, 5
feet.
Material for Exterior Walls. Found .
tions, stone; first and second storie cl 70
boards; "a les OF dormerj and friezes Of the
Windows and portlc) are decorated with
ornamental work roof, shingles.
Interior Finish. The lower ball is fin
islei with OAK, AMI has an oak fio1r and
staircase; the rooms throughout are
trimmed with soft wo d, finished in nat
ural col0rs or painted white. An open tim
ter ceiling in the hall, at cost Of about
$500, would improve tie APPEARANCE. as
would also finishing one or more OF the
main room, IN white enamel aud gold, at
an expeL,e OF $3.50 a room.
Accom- nod atoms The main room and
their SIZE, clJseJs otc., are shown by tue
h)ar plbus givel herewith. Besides these
there are threa belr 'oms and stora "a
room in the at ic, a cellar under tho wlole
or the main hous5 and lal dry and SER
va1ts' water CLOSET under the k.tc1el. The
bathroo Is proyi ted with tue, a water
close and a was bowl.
The n lis are arg aud well-liZ1ted, con-
mandiug all the room throug o ~ the hous9
Tne kitchen Is /, lated alI uaS ample stor-
age an pantry room.
Special Features. r. garde1 as a pure
exA II bio Ot ~ bes5 coo al 81 10, tla 9 &
terror clar C erIstics OF which are a large,
SO rare structure, with poriico havilg
Il tied columns With carved caps, belyi-
der- on the root circular hea windows
aud dehcste details Of classic origin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

The Augusta, GlelwDoI and Western
now want, 20 merge VITA toe three Cs
a charter was issued Friday % I 10 Loan
and saw. KS Ba K Of Yo"kvlie The cap.
i,al sto. IS S6], 900. divided into GO ares.
The Bller Guards of Greanvills, Capt
w. q. Hunt c.m.naIdns, lett Friday t.r
the \ 81 y sk centennial cele ration They
carved tnrty-twp msa. rank aud 6e, ia
aIi.l1n go t.r-s seryast5.
B. j. il ard, mail 1geat on the Columbia
ana eelyJle ruiroIl, a, ueel noodle /
Of his rem val III, position will be- filed
at IA earl d ITO ly republican successor.
Thl Is lns flu'.h rem va rac.n ~ II mail
agents WOO ave their head quarters at tae
Columbia possible
Lielt. @. w. McElroy. assistant engines
Uniled states navy, VIII made ny frIe ld 9
IL Columbus during hls sojourA there as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
A COLONIAL HOUSE.
By R, w. sH PPELL. Architect.

tCOpyrigtted by he AIthOr)
Bark wig vans a I'd / g-cab,ns we're the
almost universal dwellings of the fit5t set
tiers Of the American colonies, but as
wealth and social dignity increased better
hab.tltons began u appear.
For the most part these betto dwellings
were limitations Of styls prevailing
IN the various Netherlands" If
the colonIss Penn pa ned
rows of small English cottages for
the Plia1el Jhi ms, but the thrifty Ger
mans OF the interior of Pennsylvania were
long content with houses OF hawed logs,
and barns of va t ca Jaci5r. The Sv5 des
OF New jersey bullt nous wi5l palislde
sidiny Of split tinbe-, sat up"iglt. The
Dutch Of New York and the Hudson river
gion closely initiated tae dwellings Of
their ancestors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

rrck a pular chord. R'v. D.. Je Trey,
pastor OF the FIRST Baptiss church il
Alta tn, W IS .ltr5i tceI and brief al.
% sod the BODY The twelfth annual re-
uprt f fLe mission boa d ga, sub nit 4 BY
Dr.. J. IA. D. NoJ'. he taxed hat the in
crease lu mem 1erShiD was greater thai
over before, and that tie $1,000 aske for
N iols and not only been raised but $1,000
more. II Georgia fifJy-e gnt mi Siolaries
a.. employed. During the conventional
year, 359l sermons a ID 2, 405 I ire>sa had
bee delivered, o3S bapt ed, ; 5S5 letters
written, s., 412 niles ira yelled and 1874 S H.
day schools n lnize1. r Y. T. c. Boykin,
the stat Sunday school evangel s., rep r5s
a < eat i4cre 50 in inte est and zeal. There
his been more progress ma le in the past
fifteen years in SunIay school work by the
ptiS5s than any OF e. de Ionina,io
Pa tors were giving moro perso ial attention
10 the work, "a ! IN churches were fe Jag
their response iii to a greater extent nan
ever bsfore. There IS nee deep
folt of fiber | supply Of literature
among dastitu schools. II Georgia there
ar 80 sunday schools, S $50 offi :ers a ID
eaclers, and 40 25) scholar. C1ntTiJu-
tions foot un $1,000, II hich IS 900 vas
given to mss .ols. Oae great need ia the
WORK IS IN IRE he lrJy and ge Ieral CO
opera l1I am NJ the members OF the
CHURCHES Rev. I. 7. Bal, ASSISTANT sscre-
try of he foreigl mi sion board, ma lo al
impressive and stirring ad lres', de5aili g
the work aud vans Of the boa d. The
committee to report a more effective plan
for NEE ing tie wants Of tie digent
mnisre S recommended the appo ntns t Of
a commit GO Of five 10 take the matter i
hand and prosecute the work, and that
eacd as ,Ocla6.pn appoint a co onlttee OF
three t. C -operase wi tle convention
cmmittsa. The subject vas referred TO the
mission board. Rev. La1sn Burr VS.
submit ell the rep1r mi5,io ls. Georgia
had con ributsl $1,000 n re than on any
previous year. Tue c)mmi tee recon-
ne a. that $GJ,0 JJ bo raised for the year
lss9-q1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

Any Of the above Portfolios for IS; any
FOR $40; the complete set az for SIS. Pam
ohlet of specimen pages, 2jo. Address r. w.
;hoppc!l. CD Broadway, New York. Mention
yhis PAPER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect April 18th, 1889

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
L Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
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MEDICAL,
q Thick and GLOSSY"

THE PRODUCTION Of an abundant
/ growth of hair, of a siik-hke texture
and of the original color, often results
from the use, by those who have become
bald or gray, of Ayers Hair Vigor:
Il was rapidly becoming gray and
bald but after using two or three
bottles of Ayers Hair Njgor my hair
grow thick and glossy and the origi-
nal color was restored. M. AIdrlCh,
Canaan Centre, y. II.
"A trial of Ayers Hair Ti~or has con-
WINGED me of its merits. It's use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife and
daughter to be abundant and glossy, but
it has given my rather stuuted mus
taChe respectable length and appear
ance." Il. Britjon, Oakland, ONO,
~ have used Ayers Hair Eigor for
the past four or tiyeyears and tind is \
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
II is all that I could desire, being harm-
less, causing the hair to retain its
natural color, and requiring but small
quantity to render the hair easy to ar
range. - Mrs. NJ A. Bailey, 8 Charles
St., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED BT
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and rerfumers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29

" Guyton 1926 p. m: ar Sav'h 4}5p. m
} p. M; arrives Millen s:25 p m. Returning,
m
regularly at Guytou 70 put OF passengers
evils and Eatonton should take u: 0 a. m. Train.
Vista Bllkely Clayton UaS- s: % p N train.
OSTICG f. p. \ E. T CHARLTON, G. P. A
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cities For stateroom accommodations apply
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vile. or Agent Plant steamship Line Tampa.
c. - OWENS Traffic Manager
II. S. HAINES. General Manager.
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