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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27
THE CLASSIC OYSTER.
What Part the Bivalve Played in the
Oldtime Period

From the England Illustrated Magazine.
Did not Cesar, according to some of the
Germans, land in Britain at the very spot
where lay the oyster beds destined to sup
ply the tables of the Roman epicureS in
many an after year-to wit, at Marlborough
English psychologists still stick to Deal,
but on this matter would rather trust to
the poetic insight and Imagination of the
Germans and to their knowledge of what
is goodn in every circumstance of life,
especially at the dinner table.
1t is infinitely more romantic TO imagine
that Cesar bounded over our oyster beds to
reach our shores, and Rutupie shall always
have my suffrage as the place of his land
ing. 1t was "a great day entirely" for the
gourmets of the imperial city-to anticipate
matters little in respect to the adjective
when julius first flushed the Rutupine beds.
Until then ths Romans had eked out a
miserable subsistence on the yield Of the
Lucrine rocks and the CircBn promontory.
Sergius Orata, says Pliny, was the first
man who went in for osteroculture as early
as the time of L. Crassus, the orator; and
Sergius, according to Pliny, made a very
good thing out of his Lucrines. But when
the British natives came it was all over
with the Italian natives.
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Handsome Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY, Both October, 1882 at II
O'Clock, at residence 3D. Whitaker street, be-
tween South Broad and Hull streets.
LaROChe & Mclaughlin,
AUCTIONEERS,

Will sell entire contents of said house, consist
ing in part OF
FINE EBONY PARLOR SUITE IN SILK
REP. WALNUT PARLOR SET IN REP,
HANDSOME VELVET CARPETS, RATTAN
ROCKERS, FRENCH MIRROR, PICTURES,
VERY HANDSOME EBONY PARLOR Ia
BLES, VENETIAN VASES, FANCY
PLAQUES, ORNAMENTS, ETC, EBONY
CLOCK, 7-OCTAvE KNABE PIANO. very
little used; SPLENDID BLACK WALNUT
SIDEBOARD, WALNUT DINING TABLE,
LOUNGE. BRUSSELS CARPETS, RUGS, HAT
RACK, MAGNIFICENT BLACK WALNUT
BEDROOM SUITE, WALNUT AND OTHER
BEDROOM SETS VERY FINE WALNUT
CHIFFONIER, WALNUT EARTH CLOSET,
MATING, OIL CLOTH, VERY HANDSOME
WALNUT WARDROBE, BEDsPRINGS, MAT
TRESsES, FEATHER PILLOWS. ROCKING
AND OTHER CHAIRS, FINE CHINA TOILET
SETS.
Also
sILvERwARE, CHINA, GLASS WARE,
oRoCKERY, ETC, ETC.
ALSO
CONTENTS KITCHEN. BERWICK e."
RANGE. in perfect order; SAFE, AND OTHER
ARTICLES.
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"The Wife,"

The second attraction will be 1.-The Wife.
1t will be presented on Wednesday and
Thursday nights, Oct. so and 81. 1t will be
under the direction of Daniel Frohman,
manager of the Lyceum theater, New Y ork.
This famous play is from the pen of
Belasco and DeMille, joint authors of many
other noted works. The cast will be a
strong one, including Mr. Boyd Put nam,
Mr.. Henry Herman, Mr.. 8. Miller Kent,
Mr.. Henry Talbot, Mr.. Thomas H. Burns,
Mr.. Stanley Rignold, Mr.. A. w. Gregory
Miss Frances Gannt, Miss Ethel Grey
brooke, Miss Eta Hawkins, Miss Eliza
Logan, Miss Olive Dunton, and in the title
role Mrs Burlan-Gibbs.
The sale of seats will begin as usual.
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SILVER ANNIVERSA AIRY.
ir. and Mrs. Lippman Banqueted at
the Screven Last Night.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lippman Banqueted at
the Screven Last Night
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lippman celebrated
their silver wedding at the Screven house
last night, at which anniversary an elegant
banquet was served. The celebrants re-
ceived many handsome presents from home
and abroad, and some presents were from
unknown frie nds. Many congratulatory
letters and kilograms were also received.
The bridegroom and bride appeared to be
as gay and joyous as ON the day Of their
wedding at Richmond twenty-five years
ago, was the verdict Of friends who wit
messed the nuptials, and those who shared
IN the festivities last night united in wish
ing that Mr.. and Mrs. Lippman will live to
celebrate their golden anniversary.
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CITY COURT MATTERS.
List of Grand and Traverse Jurors for
the November Term.


the November Term.
The city court viii convene Monday of
next week, Nov. 4, on which day there will
be a converting OF the regular quarterly
term in the morning, and IN the afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock, there are seventeen criminal
cases for trial, and on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at
10 o'clock, thirteen additional criminal
cases.
Deputy Clerk Charles J. White has
received the Jury boxes of the city court.
in conformity with the laws, selected by
the Jury com niSsioners, and has recorded
the names of $50 grand jurors. and 1882
traverse jurors, among which 81 are the
names of colored citizens.
The following jurors have been sum-
moned for the November term of the CITY
court:
Grand Jurors-Joseph Ferst, William D.
Waples. George Turner, John G. Rowland,
Lester Hubbell, John P. Darnell, George E.
Inglesby. Gustave Eckstein, R. J. Davant,
Charles F. Keilbach, Solomon Binswanger,
Thomas E. Besselieu, j. D. Weed, Jacob
Paulsen, NJ. Y. Henderson, Joseph Bel
singer, George c. Freeman, Jacob Lpp-
man, John Sullivan insurance agent, Julius
A. Bates, JONI Reilly Cstevedore), Alonzo
NJ West, aud Elias A. We'll.
Traverse Jurors-MicEael NJ. Eason,
Chas. E. Sanberg. Jas. ]. Joyce, B. F.
Austen, l. J. Letter, T III H. Lynch, Dean
Newman, r. j. Davant, Jr., M. j. Murphy
J. g. NJ. Medlock, Jas. B. Kelly, David
Cockshutt, John Geary (coloredl, Chas. S.
Harris, Thos. Wakefield, Fl. r. Dasher. H
A. Rawls, John Wohanka, Horace Waller,
John NJ Hogan, Jas. E. Connolly, VIM, E.
Burnsides, e. L. Hartfelder, WHY Dcty.
G. K. Rossignol, Edward H. Cole, y m.
Allan, Jr., VIM. II. Wallace (colored)
Boswell L. Boulineau, Jas. Ward, VIM. l..
Henderson, John H S. Cherer, Peter H.
Ward, Adam Bradwell (cOloredl, Samuel
C. Roberts, Alex. S. Butler, Martin
Mccarthy, John H, Cavanaugh, Jos. s.
Wilmington, andJ Willis Moore
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
''GROCHRS, ATTENTION."
LARGE STOCK OF
Fresh Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Store and Bar Fixtures, Etc,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. 18th October 1889, at II O'Clock,
at store corner Whitaker and South Broad
street lane.
LaROChe & Mclaughlin,
AUCTIONEERS,
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
LaROChe & Mclaughlin,

viii sell without reserve the entire stock of
goods contained in said store consisting in
part of
CASES OF SOAP, CASES OF TOMATOES,
CASES OF STARCH. CASES OF CRACKERS,
CASES OF MATCHES, CASES OF SODA,
CASES OF MUSTARD, BOXES TOBACCO.
CHESTS TEA, II DOZEN BRoOMS, CEDAR
BUCKETS, BARRELS and SACKS FLOUR
CANS LARD, NESTS TUBS, BARRELS and
KEGS MACKEREL, SHOW CASES and con-
tents. OIL TANKS, PLATFORM and COUNTER
SCALES, CLOCK, ALL KINDS FRESH
CANNED GOODS.
Also
CONTENTS OF BARROOM, BARRELS
WHISKY, GIN, Etc, Etc, CASES BRANDY.
CLARET, RHINE WINE, Etc, BEER FIXT.
URES, LARGE MIRROR. DECANTERS
GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR, LARGE ICE
BOX. and other articles too numerous 70
mention.
Remember, II o'clock sharp MONDAY, 2sth
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THE sTEvEDcaEs' PROPOSITION.

The Shipping Agents are Said to be
Favorably Impressed with 1t.
The committee of the WorlIingmen's
Benevolent Association have notified the
steamship agents of foreign vessels that
they will instruct their stevedores to en-
ploy any labor offering to work aboard the
vessels during the present rush of business,
providing that each gang working shall in
clude two members of their association one
of whom shall be the header of the gang.
The committee called on one firm and
requested it; to notify the other. The
proposition Is thought by some of the steam
ship men to be fair one, and it is thought
that it will facilitate the handling of cotton
during the present rush
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Cotton.
BY ]. Mclaughlin & Son,

On MONDAY. asth October 1850, Al ~ o'clock,
on the green, foot Of nabersbam street.
ONE HUNDRED BALES or COTTON, more
or loss damaged BY Gre and water on the wharf
a. Loser Cotton Press 90 tbc m0fning n the
ipfA October. whle atsliiag shipment on the
British steamship cafiton an1 sold al auction
- tie bsps1t u az eoaqefas1.
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THIS WEEK AT THE raEATRR
Goodyear, Cook & Dillons Minstrels
on Tuesday Night.

There will be two attractions at the
theater this week The first will be
minstrel entertainment, and the troupe,
from all accounts, is an excellent one. 1t
will appear Tuesday night. Oct. 90. 1t has
received good notices and has quite num-
Der of special features. 1t has as one of its
members Savannah boy, Clarence Barbee,
who, it is said, has developed considerable
talent in the minstrel line. He is the top
mounter of "Three Nichols Brothers, who
do a rather remarkable acrobatic act The
troupe seem to think that the boy is some
thing of a wonder
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

| EMPLOY MENT WANTED.
WANTED, position as salesman; shoe or
w crockery business; speaks German; good
references; willing to work. BUSINESS, News
office.
| nRUGS-Ph. G., 10 years experience desires
- position in AL prescription store. j. D..
| H., News office.
| M ANTED, situation by good salesman, Ger
w man house in Florida preferred. Address
JUBAL, this office.
| WHITE WOMAN wants a position as house
W girl or chambermaid. Address RELI-
ABLE, Morning News.
WANTED, situation by young man who
W Is not afraid Of work; best of references.
Address b H., care News office.
STENoGRAPHER, typewriter operator, and
~ 70 DO office work; salary reasonable.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
CINGLE GENTLEMAN wishes to Obtain hoard
~ In private family; must be between Liberty
and Duffy, West Broad and Drayton streets
Address, stating terms, K. Morning News.
WANTED, a room by two young gentlemen
w convenient TO bath. Address N. X, care
News Office.
ESTIMATES WANTED for plastering house
~ No. 1872 Castor street. Inquire of A. s.
EICHBERG.
WAETED-Loan association stocks. bank
W stocks, etc. c. p MILLER, I31 Congress
street.
M ONEY LOANED on merchandise and fur
IVA nlture without removal; commercial paper
discounted. Address Finance, News Office.
r DAN ASSOCIATION STOCK of all kinds
r. wanted. ROWLAND & MYERS 81 Bay
street.
WANTED TO BUY, small grocery and
w bar attached doing fair business. Ad-
dress f., this Office.
ROOMS TO RENT.
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ENoR RENT. large hall room well furnished
4 and attended; S. 155 South Broad.
DOR RENT, one floor of two rooms and bath
a room; also hot water. No. Tattnall street.
DOR RENT, two large south rooms, also
A rooms and board, at Sc Barnard street.
90 CONGRESS STREET, a large neatly fur
w nished room on second floor; southern
exposure; bath attachments
ENOR RENT, entire third floor of the Battersby
a building, corner Bay and Drayton Streets
from Nov LIST. next, consisting OF one room
25x26, one 2Sx2o, one 25x20, one 20x2o, one
l71ax2e19 one 2218x2S, two bathrooms, two pan
tries ana kitchen. Excellent rooms for bache-
Tor apartments or small club. Apply to A. l..
HAkTRIDHE. l05 Bay street.
nor RENT, TO single gentlemen, nicely fur.
~ nished room In private family. Apply AZ
Montgomery street.
nor RENT neatly furnished room. with use
Of baths gentlemen only. ~ York street
IToR RENT, comfortably furnished rooms.
with bath, a. - Drayton street, near
Broughfon.
IGOR RENT. two nicely FURNISHED rooms. con.
II venient b 3. X H. - Vest broad street
IrOh hENT. Bolton street.. nnar tAncoln IN
II Furnished, Handsome parlor. has windows.
board n desired. Address COMFORTABLE,
News oniee
IsOR RkNI. large room. WITH heard. <nntls.
II mee pfcisusa, e1aef DsA saa Clarion,
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II Indicates trNsie. tinches and hundrOdtha,
4. A. DENsos. Observer signal Corps.
Oak, Pine and Lightw9Od.
lIase removed mY wood yard 20 corner
asinnsit street aud saFannah. Fi0rlds and
Nsstefa rsnFag. Telephones u. r. a. Csseeis
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TNHE WHITE is KING; triumphant with the
Il highest honors at the Exposition Univer-
selle, Paris, In the award OF the gold medal for
the best family sewing machine; could more
conclusive evidence be given of its superiority;
old White Machines repaired free OF charge
sold on easy installments. Office, Masonic
Temple, 14s Liberty street Savannah. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

A SPLENDID LINE Of CONNECTIONS Just re
n ceived from the manufacturer, and on
Whitaker and Liberty streets. These goods are
the best made
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goldfish in l-pound bloclcs-something de-
~ icious for Goldfish balls-on sale at J. s. f.
BARBOUR's, New Houston and Barnard SITS.
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ROOMS TO RENT.


EOR RENT. second-story front room; also.
Il front basement room, suitable for doctors
office. Apply 50 South Broad street.
EOR RENT. a large front room on the first
floor, furnished or unfinished. Apply at
l6S South Broad street
NOR RENT. on second floor, with water and
Il bath tub, etc, one suite Of two connecting
rooms and one suite OF three connecting rooms
or the whole fiat % Berrien street.
EOR RENT the lower floor of No & Whitaker
4 street. Apply on the premises Immediately.
ENOR RENT, large, desirable rooms on parlor
4 floor. Apply 81 Abercorn street
EOR RENT, three connecting rooms. unfur-
l. nlshed, with use of bath; location desirable.
SO Barnard street.
A LARGE furnished south room with home
"A comforts attached, convenient TO business
Apply ~ Broughton street.
TOR RENT, neatly furnished south rooms.
i with board or without Apply 3ls
Broughton street.
ENoR RENT. two or three large connecting
Il rooms, with bathroom on same floor. suit
able TOR light housekeeping; will be let cheap
TO party without children. Inquire l5G Jones
street.
INoR RENT CHEAP three rooms. suitable
street.
ENOR RENT. neatly furnished south rooms.
convenient 10 business. No. roo Hull
street
ENOR RENT. nicely furnished front room.
a southern exposure: centrally located; for
gentlemen only. Address Box 81, News office
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for gen.
l. temen, every convenience. 2l0 President
street.
INNE ROOMS, i49 Broughton street, over
L Couats shoe store suitable for dressmak-
ing establishment. Apply at SAVANNAH
PHOTO CO.'S.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
INOR RENT desirable store with residence
above, with all necessary conveniences;
hot and cold water through entire building; on
state between Viii aker and Barnard For
terms apply TO NICHOLAS LANG, 10 Barnard.
EOR RENT, tenement No. 20 Cassel Row; i'm
mediate possession given. From list No
vember next, tenement No 70, fronting south
on st. Julian street next to corner Abercorn
! street II. J. THOMASSON, ia Bryan, between
Bull and Drayton streets.
ENOR RENT, house on waldburg street be-
Il tween Lincoln and Habersham; possession
given Immediately. n. FRIERSoN, 20 Bay st.
EOR RENT, store l76 Congress street. Apply
\ to d. J. MORRISON.
| IGOR RENT, store and dwelling Anderson and
A west Broad streets. Apply 1874 Hull street
INOR RENT, for one year from Nov. LIST, house
Il l25 Duffy street. Apply II. f. TRAIN, l25
| New Houston street.
LNOR RENT tenement No 81 Liberty street 4;
| L in perfect order; modern improvements;
now vacant. w. J. HARTY, Executor.
| HOUSE No. 1876 Gordon street Apply to r.
IL s. CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent No. 2
| Drayton street. Room No. 9.
| EOR RENT, that desirable dwelling No. 1872
| II State street. Possession given LIST No.
| vember. Apply to A. G. GUERARD.
| LNOR RENT, house corner Second avenue and
L Bull street, with stables and outbuildings;
water on premises. Apply to R. G. CLAG-
| HORN, No. Drayton street, Room No. g.
| downstairs.
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TNHOMASoN & TEEPLE have on hand a
4 number Of strictly hrst-class Heating and
Cooking Stoves. good as new, at greatly re-
duced prices d. and 48 West Broad street
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Dress Suits.

Unusual care has been taken by us this season
in the selection of our Dress Suits. We have
had the goods done in the very best possible
manner, and are satisfied our trade will appre-i
ciate the effort to give the best and most stylish
goods TO be had. We are determined to be out
done by none in our Dress Suit Department.
Make note of this
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-27

nAKLEY's POT-POURRI SOAP, delight
| " fully perfumed, 15c. cake AT STRoNG's
| DRUG STORE.
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CLOTHING cleaned, repaired and dyed; gar
~ ments made to order; charges moderate
satisfaction guaranteed. A. GE'Tz, tailor. 29I6
Jefferson street. Special attention given to
country orders
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LOST.

NELL" pointer bitch; liver and white
~ spots; one year old. Liberal reward
for return /. D. LAROCHE. 16s Bay street.
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NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, New Buck
~ wheat Flour, at BARBOUR'S, corner
| Price and Hall streets
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DATENTS-Franklin H. Hough, Washington
l. D. @. No attorneys fee until patent OBJ
tanned. Write for Inventors Guide.
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TWO CANS new solved Pineapples in sugar
syrup for Is cents. D. B. LESTER, Grocer.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TOR RENT, farm belonging to p. BURNS.
Il Also, manure for sale. Apply 210 Charlton
street.
NOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
Il merly occupied by Artesan Ice Company
Apply TO F. q. BELL, Business Office Morning
News
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FOR SALE.

HANDSOME inlaid fancy marble-top table,
IL cost several hundred dollars to import,
will be sold at auction Monday morning. C. P.
MILLER, 131 Congress.
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ZINE Mackerel, FranlSfurter, and Dill Pickles,
Il at WIN. SCHETHING's, Liberty and Drayton.
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MONT buy your stove until you have seen
II the new Patapsco, the best stove for the
money in the city. Twenty-Five new Mantle
Mirrors at cost EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE,
Liberty and jefferson streets.
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WISH to employ few ladies on salary, to
l. take charge of my business at their homes;
entirely unobiectionable; light; very fascinat-
ing and healthful; no talking required; perma-
nent position; wages $40 per week in advance
Good pay for part time. My references include
some of the best well known people of Louis
Fourth and Chestnut straefs I,onis3illa Ky
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ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, IN this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash in A6samOs, saoA
Insertion
Everybody unho hds any rant 70 sspplv,
anything to buy or sell. any buslnsss or
GccOmIaoddtiorst to secure; indeed, any tVIsh
to vY,neify, should advertise in thIs column.
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WANTED, position as salesman: shoe or
w crockery business speaks German; good
references; willing to work BUSINESS, News
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Overcoats.

Now that winter, with his chilly blasts, r.
about to take up his abode with US, the Over
coat has again become an essential element to
our comfort. We guessed this would be true.
and consequently put In a stock Of Overcoats
that have all the elements of style, beauty and
comfort, being Ia all leading textures, OF the
latest cuts, and in any weight desired. We can
coats.
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DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS-Several desir-
HI able building lots, corner and inside; also
choice residences. c. P. MILLER, Real Estate
Dealer,
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Our Business Suits,

In this line we are especially fortunate in the
fact that we can please the most fastdous,
both as TO style and price. aud to this depart
ment we call the attention OF purchasers. All
the new designs In goods of home and foreign
make can he found in this line
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II ENSINGToN LOTS for sale. See notice
IN special column.
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Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga, Oct &c, 1889, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
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NEW GEORGIA SYRUP, Buckwheat, Ora
~ ham Flour loose Chow-Chow, plain and
mixed Pickles by the quart at d. B. TESTERS 8,
The Grocer
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LNOR SALE, Jamison's old Irish, and Ram
T says old Scotch WHISTLES, 115s proof, just
the thing for a hot punch. NJ. LAWNS ES-
TATE, telephone 81.
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Will sell entire contents Of said house, consist
ing in part OF
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MALAGA GRAPES, New Dried Figs, Loose
vi Pickles, and Chow Chow, Mixed Nuts.
and Pigs Feet at BARBOUR'S, northwest
corner Price and Hall streets
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I ANGLEY BROS, ia King street, Charles
Il ton, 5. c., manufacturers Of Ladies' and
| Gents Underwear Fine Dress Shirts to order
a specially
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nRUGS-Ph. G., 10 years experience. desires
- position in AL prescription store. j. D.
r., News Office
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LNOR SALE, a business of twenty years stand
L ing, consisting of dry goods, clothing, boots,
Shoes furniture, ETC., together with fixtures;
reason for selling, owner wishes to retire from
business. For full particulars address J..
NICHOLSON, Brunswick, Ga.
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LNOR SALE-Wines and liquors Of all grades
II TO suit the purse of all, and especially
adapted to the connoisseur and convalescent,
LAWNS Estate.
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NOR SALE, boarding house, in excellent or
Il der furniture and all appliances; owner
compelled to leave the city. Address BOARD
Err News office.
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MRs.:J. S. DERBY, Dressmaker, 97 waldburg
| M next to Drayton.
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G1O S0-JUST THINK for r. 8. Bart
u AsOU lett, Double Case Silver Watch.
Always pleased to show goods and give esti-
mates; also careful and prompt attention
given TO the repairing OF watches, jewelry and
clocks FEGEAS, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
liz Broughton street. Hair and JeMelrY Store.
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Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MORNING News.
SAVANNAH. Oct &c, 7:3G p. NJ, city time.
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An intelligent Pupil.

A railroad conductor wanting to teach
a new brakeman his duties told him TO
go to the other end of the car and when
he: e conductor, called out tie names
o. the stations along the route that he
should say the same at that end of the
car. When they came to the first station
the conductor called out "Ma-wash-ir-e.
ia" which is a small town between In
dianapclis and Elkhart, Ind, and the
brakeman yelled out with all the might
his lungs would permit him: 1.-THE same
at this end.'-Caicago Hercld.