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The morning news., 1889-04-27
RAILROADS.
Timetable OF the Savannah and
Tybee R. r
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL 2s. /,

TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL 2s ies9.
Trains leave Savannah daily except Sunday.
Standard Time, AT 80 a. N 2.3J 4. 81, 5.4Jr
n aud Pm
Leave TyDee a. n, ll;45 AN, Gas p. NJ. and
. a.. NJ
Sunday schedule, in effect on and after Apri!
2S 1889
Leave Savannah S:5oA ~, 1880 n. ar.M
and T. VI.
Leave Tybee 6:45 A, NJ, 1875 A. NJ, G:i5 pm.
ani9 NJ
Fare for round trip 50c: half fare. 2jc Sea-
sou tickets at reduced rates. Family eN .ursion.
every Tuesday and Friday. Fare tor round
trip, 35c half fare 21c.
Trains leave from the coupGly's NEW
DEPOT on Randolph street foot of President
street.
Tickets on sale at Fernandezs ci-ar store.
corner Bull and BrOugltuu streets or at Ca
zans cigar store, under PULASKI House, also &C
ticket Office at savannah aud lybee Depot.
Arrangements Tor special excursion. can he
made by addressing X r. COBb. SuIeriuteud-
cnt, or II. H. WOODRUFF, Freight and passen-
ger Agent SaN aunah Ga
r. +. COBB. Supt.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

New YoRR, April 25.-Tne results Of to.
DAVIS ches, games were tuat Martinez won
from Mcleod, Bird o on from Judd, NJ tsoa
won iro.u Tschigorin, Guusberg won fr m
Burrllle, Blackburn won fro n Weiss Cos
sip won from Suowalter, Pollock won from
J. w. Baird. D0lmar uod with Hanham
aud Burn won from TaubenbauS.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Tale of a Dog.
Fyopl me NeIe YORK 49,

From me Neic York Weekly
Mr.. slimpurse Good evening Dick Is
your sister mr.
Little Dick k--GueSso
Il say. Dck here's n nickel to get some
candy notice that BIC dog OF your father : Is
united He's pretty cross isn't hey
Awful Pa always ties INN up when Mr.
FAtpurSr ia IA town, but Mr. fatpurSe is away
now. and Tho huE Is loosr Tor txrrcnst. -
The morning news., 1889-04-27
BURGLARY AT EATONroN.
Forty Dollars Taken from Capt. Reid's
Pockets While He Slept.

Pockets While He Slept.
EAroNToN, GA, April 26.-The residence
of Capt. A. S. Reid was entered Wednesday
night by burglars and $40 cash was taken
from his vest pocket The burglars gained
an entrance through one of the front win
dovs, facing the street, with the aid of a
goo $ box. When Capt r i'd retired
Wednesday night at his usual no r he left
q lighted lamp in his room, which was still
burni whel he awoke in the morning,
showing that the thief was a bold one, hav-
ing ransacked his pockets IN the bright
lamp light. His watch and chain were
found still in his vest, though on the front
porch, where the thief dropped IL, evidently
being frightened away. TLere is no clew 70
the guilty. PARTY as vet.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
JUDGE ADAMS RgsIa y ALTON.
No Action by the Governor Probable
in Less 1han Ten Days.

4NO 6CtlOL- bS bL4S dONSIuOT FEOOdDl6
in Less Than Ten Days.
ATLANTA, April 26.-Judge Adams of
Savannah was here to-day and was tue re-
cipieut of much attention from the Atlanta
bar. Re called at the executive office TO
tender bis resignation Of the Eastern cir
cult Judgeship. tut found tie governor ab-
sent Ia New York. Tie resignation was
filed with request for It's acceptance to
take effect May |.
a Iclegrapuic communication for tho
governor WIS received to-day from mem
bers II the Sayanuah bar suggesting tie
necessity for the appointment Of a sUcce Sor
by May q, and requesting the appointment
OF Capt. Falligant. The govern,r Will be
abseut tea or twelve DAYS, aud 1t is n {
probable that any action can be taken until
his return
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Killed in the Oanoose.

TRENTON, N. j., April 26 A freight
tr in special, in heavy Y, abou O'clock
this morning, ran into frcgnt tram on
the Penayylvanla railr ad within 100 Yards
of the Delaware river bri ige Both trains
were going toward Philadelphia The engt-
neer aud fireman on the special Jumped in
time to save their lives a man in the
cabo0se Of the first train was killed out
right
The morning news., 1889-04-27
KRAMER ON rHE caAIN-GANG.
he Now Claims That He is Famous
Professional chess Player.


MACON, GA, April 26.-Kramer, the
bogus rabbi who attempted to work the
First Baptist church BY the conversion fake,
is now serving a sentence Of thirty days on
the chsn-gang. In spite Of his Ia cuts as a
chess player and teacher Of languages he
wears shackles and chains, and works the
roads alongside OF notorious negro burglars.
Kramer claim. that he IS Cohen, the famous
chess PLAYER, but amateurs here doubt his
story. Several Hebrews to-day secured the
signatures Of prominent citizens to peri
tion ASKING Tor his release. Mayor Price
will probably zee the .rder Saturday
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Results of the Games Between the
Country's Leading Teams.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
Al Pittsburg-
Pittsburg. .........-.0 0 0 0 0 l. 1
Chicago .... 30 0 3 o Y
Base hits: Pittsburg e. Chicago 13 Errors:
Pittsburg 4, Chicago Batteries: calvin
and Miller, Tener and Farrell.
Al l .danapohs-
indianapolis - 8 0 , 3-1f
Cleveland ........0 0 0 o 2 0 ! &
Base hits indianapolis i3, Cleveland 49, Err
rorS' Indianapolis ,, CT 'veland T. Batteries
Getzen and Buckley, Sprague and Sutclitfe
AT st. Louis
St. Lous...........0 / 0 0 ) 0 l. g
Cincinnati ... O 0 0 , 0 o. ,
Base hits: st Louis 70, Cincinnati 3. Errors
st. Louis l. Cincinnati 5. Batteries: Cham
berlain and Boyle, Smith and Keenan,.
At AtllIta--
new pfleaus .....-..... -.'...s-..'...'..... 10
Atlanta ,...--......... .-..-......... .-......1
At Chattanooga
CnatIanooSa ----...'.. .-.'...... -..-.. IL
Birmingham ......... ... ....... II
Base hits ts-Chattanooga H. Birmingham II.
Errors Chattanooga 3, Birmingham 3
The Washington-P Philadelphia, Brooklyn-Co-
lumbus at Brooklyn; Kansas City Louisville at
Kansas City; Baltimore-Athletic, at Baltimore,
and New Nork Boston games at New York,
were all postponed on account Of rain.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
WHIPPED ClticANf.
DRAWN WITH ALL sYRUPs.
hadoulya a.
Corner Bull and Congress str,
= sAtis INVESTMENT.

Or. 3. F. ULMER OF savannah, Ca. has liver
ncdlcile nov before the people o. rar, merit
We have tested its vaiue thoroughly and lave
Lo hrslancy IN pronJunclns il an excellent
tauilY medleiue. Ii acts promptly on the liver
and Ia the geutlest possible manner. We slau
not DO without a bottle Of thi, medicine, and
cordially and cauuidly recommend 10 10 our
friends. w IT, H. SEAKCY
Proprietor Griffin sun, Grimm. Ga.
Prepared 10y y. f. ULNER NJ D. Pnarma.
clst, Savannah, Ga. Price 81 Ger bottle.
II you canuOt OBTAIN the "Correctlr' from
your druggist. send your order direct and IL
Will Dc forwarded uy express freight pad.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
= Brakeman HorrIhIv rn.hed.

BRUNSWICK, GA, April 26-Colley Ulch,
a swIschman on tue Bruins wick aud West
ern railroad, was ru2 over to-day while
coupling cars. His left side, foot and arm
Were mashed.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Hail at Perry.

PERRY, GA, April &c. At noon yester-
day hail fell here for several minutes.
| some Of the hail stones were rs large as a
birds z. There was OF much wind but
plenty of lightning and thu der.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
FNBEE LOTS.

Two adjoining, with beach front of one
hundred and sixty feet, running back two
hundred feet Location equal to any on the
island. MI soLol10Ns. 11s Bryan street.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under Especial
Notices. lCtH be charged 81 90 a Square each
insertion.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

TAfLoRs never Keep their promises about
finishing garments at certain date They
probably know that some of their custo isrr
would drop dead If they did.-Ne,o Orteans
Pea Hune.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and Blank.
required by county officers for the uss of
tne courts or Tor office use. supplied to order by
Whitaker sJrset. Savannah
The morning news., 1889-04-27
PAINTS

PAINTS,
OILS AND vARNGSHE3. LEADS. COLoRs
AND MIXED PAINTS
Berry Bros Hard oil and Varuishes full
stock of Paint and White Wash Brushes on
hand. Call ani get prices az
EDWARD T. ktEFFER'S
Drug ami Seed Store
Corner West Broad aud Stewart streets
The morning news., 1889-04-27
PRoalBIrIoNIN MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Defeated Temperance People Still
q w nrk

IlV I
at w ork.
Boston, April 26.-With the smoke Of
the recent battle still lingeri ia the air,
the prohihitionists, undau tied by defeat,
are again at tue fore re ewing their pe"en-
NAL hgut for constitutional prohibition.
TINS morning the committee o. liquor law
at the state house gave Il hearing on the pc
tltlon OF Rev. A. A. Mio-r for the enact
ment OF a prohluitory statute, ana number
OF persons addressed the committee in favor
OF IT,
The morning news., 1889-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTiCE-

Having secured the sole agency for the sal. oe
JEWETT's WHITE LEAD. am no,y
to furnish the trade in any quantity atI..
prices. ANDREW F4,N-r7,-
The morning news., 1889-04-27

OUTLAND-Di 10 Bulloch county, April
26th. Mrs. 3. T. OUTLAND of Scarooro, aged 50
years
The morning news., 1889-04-27
AN OIL T4NK EXPLOSION.
One Man Fatally Injured and Two
Horses Killed Instantly.

Horses Killed instantly.
CHICAGO April 26 A terrible explosion,
followed by fash of light and roaring
flame, threw the Inhabitants near Ohio and
Rockwell streets into q panic last night
s. loud was he report, and SO violent " as
the conclusion, that people for blocks
arould thought 1t was an eaIthqua e.
Houses rocked with the second explosion,
which proved to be in tank Of oil and
ing on tie Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
ra.lr al track, and belouglag to k4yes.
Thatcler y Co, hlch was used in burning
hme.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
OWEN AA4AY FREE

With each Cake Of BALSAM FIR SOAR, at %
cents, a copy Of
ROBERT ELSMERE"
and the Gladstone Criticism on Robert Els
mere, worth IS cents A limited supply at
HFIDT'S PHARMACY.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
CIRCULAR NO. 142.

The commissioners having adjudred that tb.
Richmond and Danvile. North Eastern and
Georgia Pacific Railroad Companies bai,g
vi der the management ald control of o1e ami
the same company, tall within the operstion of
Rule One Of ,ha Rules Governin the Trans
portation Of Freight, " it is hereby ordered inst
said companies be allowed TO charge no more
than the following rates and for PURPOSES Of
transportation, in applying sail rates. said
roads be considered as constituting but one and
the same road and said rates shall be computed
as upcl parts OF one and the same road;
1. To classes f. ,, 8.4 5,6A,E.G and H.
sd ten CO. ger cent 70 Stln ar / Tar@
FertI zers, L. c. L. Glass K, with % per
cent added.
. Fertilizers, @. L. of not less than ten tons ot
1000 os each, class VI, with % per cent.
added
Glass c, ., and F. per note B. of Circular
10 So
To all other classes apply STANDARD
Ta,G
2 For the interchange Of business between
said roads and Is Narrow Gauge trbu.
tartes, the following rates VIII be a.
lowed TO be charged:
Fertilizers, L. c. L., class Z, with % per
cent added.
Fertilizers, @. L., OF not less than ten tons Of
200J lbs each, class N, with % per cent.
added
Glasses C, D and F, per note b of Circular
No. ~
Lumber and Tan Bark and all articles IN
brtce1 in Lumber class z lcar load
- HJU ib.}
To cOrer ST Of transfer at junction points
twenty t9O per cent will be allowed to
b., sdied to all other classes
All circulars and parts of circulars IN con-
flic6 herewith are hereby repealed.
This circular to take effect June /, 1889
BY order of the Board.
CAMPBELL WALLACE Chairman,
A, G BRIsCOE. Secretary
The morning news., 1889-04-27
FATALLY INJURED.

Nicholas Nelson was engaged in drawing
oil from the tank car to a tank on a wagon
used IN hauling the oil over TO the kilns
when the expl sion occurred He was badly
burned on the breast and the flesh was
SCARED on both legs below the knees He
Will die. The Ia X on the wagon also ex-
ploded and the horses were instantly killed
and burned 20 a crisp. The force # the
explosion blew piece of the tank several
blocks.
AN OFFICER HURT.
One of the pieces hit Special Officer Da-
Wis UnierhlIl, incapacitated hlm for
dGty. A b X car of lime standing on
side track was also burned. The cause of
the explosion i,not known-some say Mel
son had a lantern down IN the ank TO see
how much more he had to haul, but he
dc les this. Others say it was fired by
sparks from an engine.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
Bay and yVbitaka.
STATE AND COUNTY

sFAFE AND COUNTY TAX RFTTp,--
The digest is now open for returns of all.
and personal property in Chatham co,,1. @,l I7at
will visit as usual, the offices and worI-shnS'
the Central and S.. F. and w ref1r.- rs OF
nies. Office in Whitfield buildins c,.so colpa.
Whitaker and State streets. o'rner Of
JNO. r. DILLON. r. T p
The morning news., 1889-04-27
CITY TAXES.

CITY MAsHAL's OrF,cr
SAVANNAH, Ga. April 23d 'J5: I5so
The City Treasurer has placed in m, M, i9ay t
REAL ESTATE, 1888. @AN4 DIEi
STOCK IN TRADE, 1888
SHIPPING. 1888.
PRGvY VAULTS, 1899.
SPECIFIC or LICENsE 1889
All persons iu arrears are ranuira4 .
prompt payment without further notioe ~ maze
ROBERT j. WADE. civ Ve.ul.,
The morning news., 1889-04-27

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The morning news., 1889-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
VdtteFSOn-BIdck.

Mr.. Ewing Watterson, a son of
Hon. Henry Watterson, editor of the
Louisville Courier-JOurnal, came
here about two months ago to study
medicine under DR.. Thomas Black.
Mr.. Watterson boarded with DR..
Black, and paid considerable atten-
ton to his Oldest daughter, but no
one thought of any stronger attach
ment growing up between them than
friendship. About five o'clock last
Saturday evening Mr.. Watterson and
Miss Jennie left town in a cart, and
it soon became rumOred that they
had gone to Smithville to be mar.
ried. DR.. Black and Mr.. Alex.
Black left in pursuit two hours later,
and overlook the fleeing lovers short
ly before reaching Smithville. No
amount of persuasion, however
could induce them to return, so they
proceeded to the home of Mr.. Robt.
Black, a brother of the Doctors,
where the couple were married on
the following morning. All Of the
party returned here Sunday evening,
and Mr.. Watterson and bride left on
the afternoon train Monday for Nash
Vile. We wish them both abundant
happiness and a smoothe sail over
the hymenial seas.
Mr.. Watterson and wife returned
from Nashville today (Friday), and
we understand will make McMinn.
vile their home for the future.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

Miss Lizzie McHenry, of Nash
vile, who had been visiting Mrs. r..
G. Lind for several weeks, returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Maggie Henderson, after a
brief visit to her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Ross, returned to Nashville Monday
last.
Miss Julia Lytle returned to her
home at Murfresboro last Saturday
after a visit of several weeks to her
sister, Mrs. Chas Colville, at this
place.
DIR. A. B. Ramsey requests us to
announce that on and after January
lst, he will be located permanently
in McMinnville for the practice of
his profession.
M. Tiller wrote up six applications
for the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association last week. See him and
get one yourself.
"A correspondent writes the
STANDARD from HALLS Hill, which
is either in Rutherford or Wilson
county, that corn is dull sale there al
%! cents per bushel, and that the rol
Ter mill there sells the best grade O
-four at 1925 per 100 pounds. This
same correspondent also says there il
a great deal more mud down ther,
than in Warren county.
Insure in the Mutual Reserv,
Fund Life Association, NJ. Tile
general agent. 1t is the larges
Mutual Company in the world.
Mason & Marshall have for som
time been missing small quantities G
liquors from their distillery ware
house, two miles north of town. The,
put it under guard one night thi
week and captured a negro and jel
| sey wagon load of empty jugs, bU
the white men who were at the hea
of the raid made their escape.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
IRVING COLLEGE.

Irving College, Dec. 3, lSS9-As
the Christmas holidays are near at
hand the Collins River boys and
girls are looking forward in anticipa-
ton of good time; and you may be
sure they always have it. What
they lack of getting all out of a thing
there is in it is not worth striving
after. Last night several of them
met at Mr.. w. /. Hill's and all en-.
joyed it finely.
Mr.. Jake Woodlee, who had fine
mare stolen from his stable one
night last week, we understand, has
found her, but learned nothing of the
sneak who stole her.
Pro. f. B. Etter is having the
hotel at the college repaired. 1t will
present quite a handsome appearance
when it is finished. The prospect fol
the spring session at the college We
understand, is quite fiattering.
Capt. w. G. Etter, Prof. +. b
Etter, Robert Safely, Lon Safely, and
perhaps others, are contemplating t
deer hunt on Cumberland mountain
next week.
H. L. Hayes, A. ]. Mitchell, and
L. B. Williams started to Nashville
this morning with two or three
loads of apples.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
They Mean Business.

Womack d Colville want us to tell
everybody in big capital letters that
they are going to collect their out
standing notes and accounts. They
mean business this time, sure enough,
and have already commenced plac-
ing these debts in the hands of officers
for collection, and if you are on the
list and want to save extra cost you
had better settle with them at once.
Subscribe for the STANDARD. $l.OO
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffice at McMnn.
vile, Tenn, for the week ending Dec. .,
which will be forwarded TO the Dead Letter
Office if not called for in 80 days.
Atkins, D. j. Pratt, Chas. A.
Johnson, J, NJ. Savage, Sterling
Owen, j. W.
By order of P. o. Department, One Cent
must be collected on all advertised letters.
Parties calling for any of these letters
will please say advertised"
ED. j. WOOD, p. NJ.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07

stores with lots of nice things for the
little folks Christmas.
Miss Belle Moffit, who has been
teaching at Dunlap for several
months, returned home Thursday.
Geo. Stroud went to White coun,
ty Thursday to buy mules, and will
be absent until the first of next week.
Sparta Expositor: Mr.. Geo. Pots
ter and sister, Miss Mamie, of War
ren, are visiting at T. M. Reynolds.
-Houchin & Biles have nearly a
hundred head of mules in their pens,
and will probably begin shipping
South next week.
MIR. Jesse Walling, Cashier of the
National Bank of McMinnville, went
to Shelbyville Wednesday afternoon
to look after some financial matters.
Mr.. Eugene Lewis, of the Syca-
more Powder Mills, visited his moth
er and sister at River Cliff last Mon
day, returning home Tuesday ALTERS
noon.
The last week has not been very
flush of local news, and even that
old standby, the weather, has furnish
ed us nothing out of the ordinary to
talk about.
Mr.. Frank Lively left last We'd
nesday evening for Dallas, Texas,
where he has secured a position
We wish him much success in his
new home.
Ed. Nunnelly's saloon was enter
ed by sneak thieves again one night
about ten days ago, and robbed o
about twenty-five or thirty dollars
worth of goods.
M. Tiller, agent for the Mutua
Reserve Fund Life Association, viii
be here next week. See him and ge
policy in his company.
Wesley Smart, child of Fen
non Smartt, COL, was run over by
loaded wagon of corn last Monday
and considerably bruised, but not st
riously injured.
Mr.. C. A. McDaniels of Chaly
beate, Van Buren county, was il
town Thursday with a load Of fin
eating apples, which he readily sol
out at 80 cts per bushel.
Mr.. j. {. Biles has been appoin
ed receiver for Walling Bros, Niol'
: and advertises in another column fC
bids on the stock ofgoods. Mr.. Bill,
, went to Viola Thursday to look aft
the matter.
DR.. w. j. jolly left on Tuesda
last for Arizona to seek Location
!, The numerous friends he made heI
wish him much success wherever
, may cast his fortunes. Mrs. Joll
will remain here for some three
-, four week yet.
.. In these days of big failures
o banks and other business enterpris
. life insurance in a good company
about the best and safest investme
man can make, especially as t
:, best companies now write pol ici
upon which a man does not have
die to win.
a Miss Mary Ritchey has bee
spending several days at Viola, al
will assist in a concert to be given
n the Viola Normal school tonig
J. (Friday.) A hack load of young
dies and gentlemen will go out L
a evening to attend the concert, a
,r will return in the morning.
Subscribe for the Standard, $l.0O
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
COIUiILe--Bell.

Mr.. Sam'l L. Colville and Mrs.
Bette Bell were married at the resi-
dence of the latter on Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. Sd, at Z O'Clock, by Rev.
F. l.. Leeper. Their many friends
wish them a peaceful and happy
journey together through the length
ening shadows of life's evening.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
Something Ne,C IN SpectdcIeS.

L. +. Jeanmaire has just received
a stock Of the latest production in
spectacles, the frames being of
aluminium, new metal much light
er than steel, which will neither rust
or tarnish, and the lenses are of the
finest white crystal.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-07
TOWN Topics
Choice cod fish at Browns.
Mustard pickles at Browns.

Choice cod fish at Browns.
Mustard pickles at Browns.
Christmas goods in great variety at
Gross.
Fine prunes just received at
Browns.
Dress Goods marked down at
Gross.
Fresh crackers, cheese, ETC., at ID.
l.. Browns.
Boots very cheap to close out
stock at Gross.
Millinery Goods cheaper than
ever at Gross.
"A full stock of canned goods can
be found at ID. O. Jenkins.
Go to Collier & Arledges' for
some Christmas bargains.
100 pounds fine mince meat just
received at d. l.. Browns.
-Seedless raisins for cakes, pud-
dings, ETC., at d. O. Jenkins.
You will always find the best
cigars and tobacco at Smartt's.
"A large stock of Jellies and Pre-
serves on hand at d. o. Jenkins.
Pretty silk muffler and silk han
kerchiefs at Mrs. r. A. Bridges.
West & Co., have on hand large
stock of fresh candies of all kinds.
-Seasonable advice-buy your
Christmas candies at ID. O. Jenkins
"A good 5 year old mare and jer.
sey wagon for sale;apply at this office
You will find a small lot Of fell
hats and birds very cheap at Mrs. r
A. Bridges.
For staple and fancy groceries
canned goods, etc, for Christmas g
to Smartt's.
DO you want a new dress, pref
ty Lambrequinor Table Scarf, 60 t(
Mrs. r. A. Bridges.
-FOUND-A bunch of keys. Own
er can get same at this Office on pay
ment for this notice.
If you want infants vests, ladies
and misses furnishing goods, call a
Mrs. r. A. Bridges.
Go to Ritchey & Bostick's ant
select a Christmas Card before tn
prettiest ones are gone.
Silk and woolen mittens for la
dies, misses and children.
Mrs. R. A. BRIDGES.
Toys, dolls, wagons, and Christ
mas presents for the little folks il
endless variety at Smartt's.
If you should want Xmas ne
tions, material lfor needle art work
call on Mrs. R. A. Bridges.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts, raj
sins, dates, figs, currants, ETC., i
large quantities at d. o. Jenkins.
You should call and examine tn
handsome line of photo and auto
graph albums at Ritchey & BostiCkS
-Ritchey & Bostick have tt
largest and handsomest line Of Chris
mas Cards ever shown in McMinl
vile.
When you go to buy presents fl
the little folks, don't forget to loC
at the big stock of toys, dolls, ETC.,
Gross.
All Of the popular poets al
other gift books in handsome bin,
ings very cheap at Ritchey
Bostick's.