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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
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Train No. ~ connects dsay al KeysyiiIs fos
Chsse CITY. 1iarksvills, oxford, Durham, Hen.
derson. and Rsisigh. Connects daily ~ 0resns-
boro for Durham, Raleigh. Salon. and WinstOn,
and all points On North Carolins Division; az
salisbury for Ashey!ils. Rot Springs, and all
points 10 Western Norih Carolina, snd a. Char
lotis for Charlotte. Columbia aad Augusta rail-
road.
Train No y connects daily at Greeusboro' Tor
Salem. Winston, Raleigh, Oo,dsborU', and More
head City. a. Salisbury for Asheviie. 10.
Springs, and all points IN Western North Caro-
Ina a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia aai
Augustarailrcsd Tor Columbia. Augusta. AIKEN,
Charleston. Savannah. Thonasyilio. "a. jack
sonyiio, aud other Florida points slss. win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the South arrive AZ RicAmcadyb
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TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

vi nv OTIT'' Al, I-''''-7'
am now roaiy 70 receive the CITY and
SCHOOLTAX FOR 1889. All persons paying tho
whole OF tho same on or before JULY /. 1850,
will be entitled 10 a rebate OF FIVE PER CENT.
90 the CITY TAX. All persons paying ONE
HALF by july !. and tno other HALF by no
YEMBERl, lsso. will Re entitled TO rebate Of
PER CENT on ONE BALI AMI " PER
CENT, on the other BALE u the CITY TAX.
D. W. BRONAUGH. JU.,
10 9S-5t Treasurer CITY Of Manchester.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ REJECT NAY u. i-s3.
TWO DAILY TBAINsTO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LTNCuBUiI
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND
o.,OA.M. Daily hichm1nt oul Petersburg
IallOad. Arrive al leteisrdrs lJ.1
A. w.. arTIvoAt Nu-.0.k l.Hj T. y.
g4OA. y. Ialy. rle alcBl0uI Hnl f"topplrs
railroad fr.Iso 40 lricr,uurs 1873
M. So. loaFes Petersburg iJDl
3. n. for FarlI rille. Lynch gurg, koa-
ngLc. lr.afo', huUrvllf 0ni al
pniIrs south nnd West
THROUGH CAk SEQ khnF0kD
7p0P N. Jaily. rl4 Is. tin0nj and Petersburg
IsllroaL AruVo Petersburg ,,5 T..
NJ. iesTe Petostlfg say J.. 81. daily
arriving Norfolk lN.n D. d. IlrJJsa
car Richmond ID Norton
100 P. NJ. Daily, rid kchmJni ani petersburg
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg a.
J. NJ. conuectiug with Train 30. J.
leaving Petersburg as si3 r N. fos
farmyiilo, Lyu-uplrc. ROANOKE, PO-
eahontas. Brst3l, Knoxville. thaita-
nooga, ami al points south AMI
West
PULLMAN sLEEPiNG-CAR ACCOAhOD&
20. i--Sleepng-car from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change, leaving Petersburg daily at
rs p. ~, AID Lynchburg 10 Memphis without
change.
No 3-Lynchburg u Now Orleans and Roa-
noke 10 Chattanooga. without cnanEc.
Tickets, Daggage-'hecks, ana al iDf0fmaion
can DO obtained at Richmond sut Petersburg
railroad depot A. W. CARRIERS. 100 Main street,
ana at The Company once, sJi cast Main streo~
w. Is. BsFILE.
General Passenger Asenk
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DEPARTEKE Oh srEAnER~
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. srfEyN
MoND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMsHIP COAPANY.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 4.z.s.a. ,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT LA.
' COMPANY for Old Point Nor Es<ss18aa-
folk Portsmouth. Newport News ClaremonI
ana Jaines-riyor landings direct oy eleysn.
SALOON steamer AklEi. leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY WE'D SESDAr, aud FRIDAY
al A. NJ. Streetcar5 connect
Connections a. Old Poio. and At Norolk
closely with ali limos for northern cities same
afternoon. Jamss river OF daylight GrSs1
tourist line. Cheapest route
Through tickets on steamer aud at SarDcrs
Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. Stste-rOoms Engaged for day or night
Freigh received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point WayeriT. Hleksford. Va, and
al points Ia Kassern North Carolina, Eastern
virginia and all regular landings on ina James
river, al lJgosG rates, aud through bills issued
LUClEN b. TATUM. Yice-PrsstdenI
No. III Main streo< and RockottS
Irwin WEIsIsEa. FreigAt and Passe nger Agent
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\ -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Nay ~ 1850. 80 \.
NJ, trains ON thie road wili rln as toAOWs'
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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hTnYIA IN KrssIA.
SENDING BACK A CARAVAN.

ZANZIBAR, June s9.-Bishop Smythie's
party arrived at Mewolda May 9th. Cap
tain Wissmann is sending back his Unyan-
embe caravan. The caravan consists Of
one thousand persons and has been wait
ing on the coast since November. Captain
Wismann will try 10 reopen trade, and will
endeavor 10 induce the caravans from
Unvanembe to come into the German coast
shore
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The Dclagoa hay Railway Troubie--Othcr
Matters of Interest.
LRr ArrIo.Amoricnn cnhIe 10 tho nI,nalct

LONDON June pa dispatch from Della
goa Bay reports serious state OF affairs
there, arising from q RAILWAY trouble. \
portion OF the railway has been destroyed
by the Portuguese. An English engineer
who tired 10 defeni the works was fired
upon. The foreign residents are greatly
Alarmed and arc crowdng 70 the British
Consulate for protection. The Portuguese
have placed the British interpreter under
arrest. The English rcgidcnti demand his
rnlnnan
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
az. s A. Il. RI

JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
(R. s A. X. ~
LEAVE RICHMOND:
9l5 A " daily for LynenpGrg. Lexington, and
Clifton Forge.
4:I5 p. NJ. Scottsville accommodation, except
sunday.
1000 T. NJ daily accommodation for Lynehours
and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS AkRIys Hcns0SD:
6:I5 P. NJ. aud $40 A. NJ. daily from Clifton
korgo.
ei5A. NJ from Scottsyiile. except sunday.
H. W, FULLER
GenGfsl Passenger Agent
JTHARlalS. General Manager lszl
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SCHEDULES IN EFFECT JUNE q issa
LEAVE RfcuaosD
$50 A NJ. Local, except sunday, for Clifton
Forge.
SO A. N. Express daily for Old Point and Nor
folk.
ii:l0 A. n Mall daily for Cincinnati Pulimsn
Parlor- aud sloopiDg-caf.
s:OOP. N. Expross daily for Old Point aud
Norfolk.
Sis +. n. Accommodated. except sunday. for
k.F.x 4. junction.
Bis P. II. z. =. V. yostibue Specili. daily.
with DiniDg-CEr from Charlottesville
. Cinclnnau and Louisville Pull
man slcepiag-Car from klchmOud.
TRAINS AkRIyB AT KicHaOND
sO5 A. VI. and z.s0 P. u. daily from Cincinnati.
100 A. N. and 7SO Y. VI. daily from Norfolk
6OO +. N. daily except Sunday ioni Nittop
Forge.
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An INVASION OF ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 29.-General Wolseley. in
an address which he delivered ut Black
heath to-day, said that the nation must
consider the fact that an invasion Of Eng
land could not last over a fortnight, and
that volunteers should be equipped in ac-
ror1onca NTH fhic t-iav
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.

FT|II'IN7
CHAKLEs @. EDDY. Wee Prssiion-
General once. Roanoke. Va M III
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PARIS, June 29.-Attention having been
called TO the fact that large numbers Of cat
tie have been purchased in the Department
of Savoy recently for shipment to Germany
the French Government has ordered on
inquiry TO he made into the causes for the
,,urchacoa
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Dr. Morgan Dix stands as .le
tnt 81 ~ fashionable and success
-tr r t-e metropolis to-day. The
irirtr recoV,a q nominal salary
-- but ll, actual income from his
I -.. limited ouiy hy his necessities.
g. al. sud everything ae wants. From
y l.' Faen oid Trinity was organized
: ' I'D 1.w % rrs never ceased o. DE
= .'s.i l New York. At the outset il
-.fr tie hearts q the d0minics OF
ra'oh l.eflrin Church by drawing
.~ iu, DuplmeE who were fas-
..' .f -'- aeaUlful service, bv the fact
SD. a English, YOU know" thus
t'' ear-le.t instance Of Anglo
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Il have slightly spraniel my ankle, so
am only going 20 look on; but don't mind
me; you piay--I shall watch you
No, won't play unless you do. Where
will you STIR
Frances chose her seat beneath great
OAK, the mighty boughs forming a green
ca lopy overhead, and the vast gnared
trunk picturesque background for the fair
face as she leaned her bright chestnut hair
against it, Col. Kenyon throw himself on
the grassy knoll at her feet, and la to re
thinking how beautiful she was, while his
o5aer guests exchanged many a subdued
smile at is expense
IL believe he is devoted T. her, - said one.
Hes a fool for his pains, ans wersd an
other; 'fhell lead him a fac dance"
And there was one young, passionate
heart among those around racked with
ie tlousy, as he watched Frances For h
smile o the middleaged man lying at her
feet. lis was Arthur Beacou, young
soldier, who had but recently joined the
army, and who had fallen madty IN love,
almost at first sight with the lovely face
that Col Kenyon also so greatly admired.
He was tall handsome, dark Young man,
with marked fea ures, and eyes that be
trayed stro e. impetuous feelings, and also
some high aspirations and NJ rs. Hs was
standing a little apart from the others,
gazing at Frances with a e looming BROW and
twlchlng lips; and presently she looked
rou d and saw him, and smiled on him too,
and gave a little friendly nod, in return for
the fierce throb when darted through his
heart at this recognition.
Il suppose it's my duty to 60 and look
after the Others" at last said Cot. Keuyou
"yer | never felt any duty 50 aardN
81 wish 1t was not your duty" answered
Frances.
$40 you really wish thatr asked Col.
Kenyon in q low, earnest tone.
Yes, said tue sweet voice he loved 10
hear
"Well, it won't always BE- my duty.
Frances; some day we suall have time to
talk t)get or alone"
linen, after few more word, he went
away to see after his other guess, and
Frances sat still with proud smile stealing
over her face. She looked round green
undulatiug lawn, dotted .th people, many
If who IL would not have condescsAdei t.
ask or into heir houses; aud she looked at
the g ay sta ely house standing a little back
and at the grry-halred master Of IL all, aid
again she smile /. A mi ~ Z ilt", hpWevs ,
she gla ced back, and caugh5 y1uag Bca-
tons eager, Jealous eyes. He accepted thai
look as al Invitation, and at once wont to
her ,lle.
"Wby did you not come to talk to me be-
f0re!' SIC asked, looking up IN Ia, gloomy
face.
Il was afraid to intrude. You seemed S.,
take mp with Col. Kenyon"
Wv Ia, uoase Sc! One is obliged to Ia q
to the no g, you klow'
WAS that lg' Aud he too threw him
self on tae green kloH at her feet 81
have been w1lcai : You ever siIro you
came il, 40 dering if you wero going 60
say word 20 me.'
And how n2ly words d. You wa 1tF'
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her shoulder, ard he took one Of her unre-
slsting hands and his voice was very low,
ami iu.l of mea ing as be spoke.
Has AMT ing bee worrying you lately,
Miss Rutu y he asked. somehow you have
not seemed yJurselt-will you tell met
RIth's face suddenly flushed, and her
breath came short, and sac turned slightly
away from hs ardent gaze.
II have b=en rather worried lately" she
she ans wered, nervously.
1T IS nothing about me, is 1T"
"Ou, no, non
~ am glad of that, because-wen, you
know wou like 10 spare YOU all the
trouble could, all through your NE
4 little tremor passed over Ruth's frame,
but e did not speak.
II want you to u derstnnd this went on
Seatorth, "for it Is quite true; there is no
| one like half s. well, Miss Ruth, and It
you could like me a II tie bit"
Still Ruth did not speak; her head fell a
little lower, aud her small band twitched,
but that was all
'Aad when | got my company, do you
thlnA you would marry met would make
me very hRppyF
Ruins brea.t began to heave, and her
lips to tremble, as she listened to these
words. TRen quite suide ly she turned
rcuna and faced her lover, looking fun at
HIS face with her gray es.
DO you really care for mo very muchg'
she asked
Il renily do; don't you know dor
~ have hoped SO, have wished SO, land
low her eyes, fell, ''hut-"
II won't hear any butts Ruth" and he
| bent closer, and his breath passed over her
cheek; IF YOU care f1 M, care for you
awfully, and we'll get married; no one shall
part us now
And these simple words were sweeter to
the girls heart than any other words could
be. She sat there beside i'm, feeling a subtle
JOY In that near presence; q sense OF rest
tulnesS AID trust in the stronger nature,
aud in til knoAledge that he had at LAST
spoken Of his love, No one shall part US
now went ecAoing ike sweet music
through her sonl; mo one shall part us
now
Yet a few minutes later, when, with
flushed checks and dswy eyes, Ruth Forth
was sill listening 20 tale told from the
b ginning, but wljch never grows old, a
dark at " was already stealing over her
newIy-found happiness. Maj. Audley hal
Nearl 4 of Lady Hastings, an had left ne
pavilion 20 SO X for Ruth and Seaforth,
and, TO his great annoyance, could not fad
them on the croNde lawn. He went up
ana asked Frances Forth, who was still sit
ting u4d9r the Tree, vita young Beaton at
he fee # ,he had seen her sister; but
prauc35 declared Chat she had not.
Il saw her no through that little gate
over ere, said BsatJn, pointing toward
the wood, and anxip1s TO re rid OF Maj.
AuIier; 'sh va. wi h Seaforth."
That is all right, Jhon,n answered Aui-
ley, cartIe@ e "pve got word to say to
oeaforth, so I'll go and seek Them
Add 10 went; won't into the shady, silent
wood, saw, without being sesn, girl
aId 4 you s. man s.Iiag s.d9 by side; saw
a o. A. Il
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LALL RLGHTS RESER KEDl

Then they are for present, suppose p
asked Ruth, with a little feminine curl
os ty.
II suppose SO, miss; it was one OF the
young officer gentleman from the fort who
ordered them, and lie left this card TO be
sent along with ZEN, and l was just going
to send the 10Y away with them when you
came in-they are for one of the Miss Forths,
in High street"
the rist was PERFECTLY aware that he
was addressing zone Of tho Miss Forths "
as he gave this piece Of Information, for
Frances and Ru hal both bought fruit,
flowers and vegetables Of this man, but il
had been conye lent TO him at the time t.
ignore this as he knew Ruth would proba-
bly, not have bought more flowers bal she
already known of those ordered for her
benefit For with blush, sudden ssnsa-
ton of joy and hope, she now read the
name engraved upon the card:
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a DRUGGIST.

PALATKA, Fla, May %, 1ss1
The demand for BoaG!c Blood oalul H. b. 49,
.s SUCH that now bug Ia half gross lois and /
ua itAUngly say that ny customers are all
well pleased r. kEHsrtSg.
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A N o V E L,
DORA. RUSSELL.

Author FOOTPRINTS the
STORM, Ere, Ere
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10 YEARS WITH RHaUMATIsM.

Sewrpr, 3. G.. Jule 25 1857.
GENTLEMEN. lam pieaHIrad IN saying have
been % gre3. sufferer OK Rheumatism flr lOye1rs
and j have exhaus.oI almost every Known
remedy without relief. J was ,Oll g. try b. IS.
g. WHICH did after long prccra tiuatiou. and
with tho experience Of three bottles | am
almost a healthy man / take IL as part of my
duty o make known your wonderful Blood
furiAer % suffering humanity and -pectfuliy
ask yuu TO mail me one Of your books Of won
ders. Respectfully, W. J. NOREHEAD.
BLOOD BALM CO.. Attn ia, Ga.
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CLOTHING cleaned, repaired, and dyed; gar.
~ ments made 10 order; charges moderate; sat
isfaction guaranteed. A. GErL, tailor, 29j9 JEFF.
orders.
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IF your clothing needs renewing and you want
Il them cleaned repaired braided, dyed re.
modelled, altered 10 please you, 30 %
WHITES, corner jefferson aud State streets.
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IF you want fine Steak. Roast or Chop, go 70
LOGAN, City Market.
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d ANJo LEssoNs-FRANK DELAY, Teacher
ID Of Banjo, will take few more pupils In.
quire at Ludien 4 Bates.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION, on Tuesday, Feb,
Il 9th, At the Court House. a. acres Of land
near tho three.mile post on thr Oge chez road;
adjoius the lands OF Minis ard Adams G. II.
DDRgETT Auctloneer
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ZINE CABINET PHoToGRAPHs-.Pric two
II dollars and fifty cents dozen. j. y. VIII
SON, ~ Bull street.
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DLANCs Vegetable Depuratiye fresh lot lusn
ID received, for the kidneys. liver e,pspea1
aud general eblity at SYMONs hELL.Ss
corner West Broad and Charlton streets
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ENOR Chrochet Cotton and LINEN, IN all num-
II bers and shades Dexter Cotton, etc. 80 20
MRs ThONNEsEN'5.
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DINE WOOD "a per cord, delv ered Al NJ.
DoNOUGH 4 co S LUMBER YAR1
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VALENTINES. Comic and Sentimental, hea-
V sonable prices al S fMONs & hELLo.
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[ro BE CONTINUED
Weather Indications.

Oompkrson OK neau temperature at Savan-
nan. seb. ,, $50, and the mean Of same day
fos ltUeeu y4lrs
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Tor SALE, cnild's carr a ,e; perfsc,ls -
L Apply SO And rson street. 'e'Ny pew.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, a garden lot on canal, just be-
J. yond Gays lock. co tanning about Of Sht
acres; good Gay soil, suitable for brick maxim {.
in close proximity TO the tablished brick
yards Apply 10 PETER REILLY
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NTACKEREL, Smells and Hsnous az 70
vi CAMS. City Market, every Inuf'1Ay anu
FidaV
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XATANTED to rent q furnished house or suite
W Of four rooms from Feb. Is till fall. Ad-
dress Hayward, this Office.
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A FULL LINE Of Dress Braids 10 Cold s SiysTi
n six Mohair and Cotton, a. MRS INV
NESEN'S.
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TOR SALE OR RENT, good paying store at
h lfardeeyille, on Charlie ton and Savanna
railroad Small capital required; healthy loca-
Lincoln.
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w ton, Castor, Bull and Il 'bersham, rent
not ~ exceed SlS Address n, care News
nllnn
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED by Il young married couple
w nicely IN nisGed room with a private
family, wu o they can call nome, please state
terms and location. Address T W. v, care
Mlfu-nR NeWa Office.
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NATANTED, location for a saw mill convenient
" for Shipping. Address for ten days, SAW
MILL Eden. Ga
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NOR SALE Eggs for Hatchiug from pure
j bred Brown Leghorn" and plymouth
Rock stock Gail on JOHN LYONS & co. or
W q. COOpEk
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.

BOARDING at rs Montgomery, corner Stone.
ID two blocks from Central railroad
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IGOR SALE, that elegant private residence
l. southwest corner Hal ami ADcrcorn streets
hard wood ln!sh; location perfect terms easy.
D. G. BACON.
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VYBEE SCHEDULE on Wednesaissys S ana
| SATURDAYS will DO 2 P. n from lui, uA.o
until further notice Sundays scneuu' ~
usual
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CASTOR OIL twenty-five cents per quart,
- for greasiug wagons anu oubbe'' ~
SYMONS h MELLS.
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LOST AND FOuNn.


I QSr, small dark brown butt.headed cow.
4 mark crop and underbit In one ear, two
splits and underhiI In the other Finder viii Is
RAN Tor trouble by notifying DR. II. @. NOR.
TON, l73 South Broad street,
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GEEDS, seeds, seeds, latest crop Peas Beans
> and all other vegetables; lowest prices at
CLEVELAND'S DRUG AND SEED STORE
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EDUCATIONAL.

OGLETHoRPE SEMINARY. The second haIl
" terms begins 18th Feb uary ends 2st June.
Pupils received for remainder Of tsrn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

NEW LOT FL Principe Cigars at PERssEA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

/ OST, between Gwinnett and Perry streets,
~ diamond pin. Asuitable reward 10 finder.
l.. DEKLE, 17s West Broad street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

YOUNG MAN with several years experience
j iu general merchandise business and fair
Knowledge Of baoAte ping wants place where
TIE word ald pay are equal. Address bUSl-
NESS, this Office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

EOR SALE, Grst-class millinery establishment
i on exceptional terms; wishing 10 retire
from business. ~ Broughton. upstairs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-03

EOR SALE, cheap, a Concert Grand Piano
l. Can be seen at 4. Is TURNER'S, No. 81
Whitaker street. Can be had at a bargain.