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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-03
GEORGIA HUSsARs.

HEADQUARTERS GEORGIA HUssARs.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 2. 1889.
General Order No. %.
special meeting Of the Com
pany will be held at 102 Bay ~ "a
street en- MONDAY, 3D. INST. at <e2 ~
IL O'Clock noon for further and Az9
final consideration of the st. c*&6xNN
Simon's trip. BY order of s# n
G. b. PRITCHARD, ~N
First Lieut. Cong w
G. D. RUSSELL, Act. list Sergt. szsszzzs-sssz<za
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1T NEVER FAILS.

1T NEVER FAILS.
ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR is guaran-
teed TO be a safe and reliable medicine for Dys-
pepsia, Acid Stomach, Constipation. Nervous
Headache, Diarrhoea, Dysentery and other dis
eases arising from q dsordered state of the
liver. Recommended by prominent physicians
and awarded highest prizes over competitors.
Ask for ULMERS LIVER CORRECTOR and
take no other. Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga.
Price 81 per bottle. If you cannot obtain the
"Corrector" from your druggist, send your
order direct, and it viii be forwarded by ex-
press. freight paid.
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FURBER's POINT HOUSE,

TYBEE ISLAND,
WIZ open on SATURDAY, June ], for the
accommodation of guests.
MRS Bannon will have charge of the culinary
department. and will be assisted bv first-class
cooks. Mrs. lannon's celebrated Fish Break
lasts at Thunderoolt will be sufficient gllarap
Tee as to the manner in which that department
VIII ne run. Tle house has been thorough v
renovated and put IN frst-class Condition.
Large bath houses, fine dancing pavilion and
porches extending entire length OF house For
terms see j. H FITRRFR
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PAINTS,
OILS AND vARNISHES, LEADS, CoLoRs
AND MIXED PAINTS.
Berry Bros Hard Oil and Varnishes. A full
stock of Paint and White Wash Brushes on
hand. Cali and get prices at
EDWARD J. KIEFFER'S
Drug aud Seed Store
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets.
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30 Whitaker street.
ELIGIBLE RAY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

ELIGIBLE RAY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Two elegant pieces of property located on the
best business blocks on
BAY STREET
Have been placed with me for sale. The owners
have no further use for the property, and are
willing, rather than rent it. to give unusually
easy terms to reliable purchasers
One of the pieces referred to is the Western
portion of the well-established house recently
occupied by Messrs. Guckenheimer & Son.
Tue other is equally well knows as for wears
occupied by Bendheim Bros as a wholesale
cigar and tobacco business
1t is seldom that such well located Bay street
property is offered, and as the TERMS CAN BE
MADE SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE, the attention of
investors is particularly directed to this op-
portunity.
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TYBEE HOTEL COMPANY.

insertion.
EXPLANATORY DOTs.
Query-what is Whole Rolled Ok Tonguef
Answer-One whole, fresh, sugar-cured OK
tongue Of the finest quality, skinned, roots re-
moved, cooked. pressed tightly in a roll or coil.
and sealed in tin, weighing each about three
pounds. Costs but little more than tongue of
the same size from the market. If the tins are
opened properly and the tongue carefully taken
out it makes very pretty and enticing dish."
Will keep as long after being removed from the
tin as any other cooked meat.
Query-What are Whole Boned Hams,
Answer-oue whole, select, sugar-cured ham.
all bone, skin, excess Of fat removed. They are
cooked, sealed in a tin and ready for immediate
use. If the loss of weight by bone, skin, excess
Of fat and evaporation in cooking be consid-
cred, these cost but little more than any good
ham raw, as usually sold.
Query-What is Boned Turkey and Chickens.
Answer--A tin containing one pound net
of the breast meat of either turkey or chicken.
in slices.
keep several tins of each of these on ice. so
that if wanted to serve quickly for lunch. cold
dinner or tea or to take for picnic, excursion.
ETC., they are in best condition.
TELEPHONE 165.
j. j. REILLY,
Importer and Specialist,
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useful life you may be able TO look back to
kiudnesses done, to honorable work accom-
plished, TO poverty helped, to good name
earned, to christian influence exerted, t. a
Savjour's cause advanced-these pleasure
seekers on their death bed have nothing
better to review than a torn playhill a
ticket for the races, an empty tankard and
the cast out rinds of a carousal; and as in
the delirium Of their awful death they
clutch the goblet aud press it to their lips,
the dregs of the cup falling upon their
tongue will begin to hiss and uncoil with
the adders of an eternal poison.
Cast out these men from your company
Do not be intimate with them. ALWAYS be
polite. There is no demand that you ever
sacrifice politeness. A young man accasted
a christian Quaker with: "Old chap, how
did you make all your money! The Qua
ker replied: "BY dealing in an article that
thou mayest deal in if thou wilt-civility. y
Always be courteous, but at the same time
firm. Say no as if you meant it. Have it
understood i'll the store, and shop, and
street, that you will not stand in the COM
partnership of the skeptic, the idle, the
pleasure seeker
Rather than enter the companionship OF
such, accept the invitation to a better feast.
The promises OF g ID are the fruits. The
harps Of heaven are the music. Clusters
from the vineyards of God have been pressed
into the tankards The sons and dauz ters
OF the Lord Almighty are the guests.
While standing at the banquet, to fill the
cups and divide the clusters and command
the harps and welcome the guests, is a
daughter of God on whose brow are the
blossoms Of paradise, and in whose cheek
Is the flush OF celestial summer. Her name
is Religion.
Her ways are ways OF pleasantness,
And all her paths are peace.
Decide this soon, on, young man. what
direction you will take. There comes such
a moment of final decision--why not this.
One night | saw young man at the street
corner evidently doubling as to which di
rection he had better take, his hat lifted
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oPINIONs d IL PRKss.


We canno. conceive Of q legal task more
difficult than that Of unearthing illegal
votes and election frauds. The party snd
the persons perpe,r3ti0g these frauds have
peculiar advantages and opportunities Tor
conceaing them. While cur criminals,
ss a rule, must lay their plans, execute
and conceal Them alone, with the public
prsss and people generally ready 10 aid in
their discovery and conviction, the cleo
lion criminal is often, il not always, aided,
not only in committing but coEcealing his
crime hy the party for whose benht il Is
psrpetraied The Wheeling IatsHigmcer
generally, We bslieve, stands ready to fer
ret ca crime wherever 10 COnceiyes
crime Is committed, but il is
provcrbal how .husiasticaily 10 has
make it appear that there we're no frauds
10 the late election. This, TOO, In the face
OF the fac that the NEST dastardly frauds
were beue dsiiy UEeGrthed by an impair
t.al AID iair-niuded committee composed
of Democrats and Republicans OF the high
es. standing, AID sworn 20 perform their
duty fairly and impsrtRlly. OF course,
rot one-halfo Of tbe frauds committed, or
illegal votes cast can ever De unear,hsd,
bat it is evi6en. that sufficient have and
viii be discovered 90 entirely change the
supposed result Of the gubernatorial cleo
ton and show that Gen. GOh apparent
msilrity on the iacs Of the returns vas
COINED by the most glazing frauds ever
perpetrated in an election. Is this no
faod3- The Republican press say not.
Well, 10 viii ba left for q fais-minded psc-
pie and public sentiment to answer,
whether the Republican press, through
their partzauship have become particeps
.rmiai, Of the great fraud Of attempting
to rob them Of fairly elected Governor
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promised by the circular of QUAY & Co,
would surely ruin this industry and work
incalculable harm. Every wearer Of boots
sad shoss-the entire population OF the
United Sates-Would be compelled TO
suffer.
The circular is insiucere on the very f4ce
Of it, The Republicans have no real in
tention Of precipitatipg such q crisis on one
of the most valuable of American indus
tries. They know too well what the ulti-
mate conseqo ences would be to them
should they kill such an industry. The
pledge o. replacing the duty on hides for
the beref. Of the cattle men ia new States
is ike good mary other Republican
promises-good enough until after election.
Whether the voters in the new States can
be dsluied by such transparent deception
remains to be seen. Yetiis quite in keep
ing with the industrial policy of TIE Re-
publican party, which favors enc section
where political consideration demand
against all others The fears Of the Re-
publican leaders, Of losing control Of the
new States, have driven them to more
than usually desperate expedient.
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lie YYooL MARKET.


BUSINESS Outlet. aud tha Last Two Weeks
Very Duu.
NEW YORK, August 30-Bradslree's
viii say TO to-morr0W's issue: " Business
ia very quiet in all the wool markets.
The las. Two weeks, indeed, have been
exceptionally dull for the season. Except
90 satisfy filling-out requirements few
manufacturers are buying This ispartly
because. as a rule, the mills are well
stocked for the present, aud partly because
lack o. remuneTative 0rders. TIE margin
between wool and w0oens at the present
values Ell each has seldom been smaller.
Nest oil the strong dealers, nevertheless,
regard their wO0ls Is good property, aud
are not forcing slles. But enough are
willing TO- OF obliged, 20 realize 10 weaken
the market, which is generally quoted at
7 IL per cent. per pound lower then a
fortnight ago. F0y some descriptions
quotations are very irregular, for Others
merely nominal The state Of the market,
on the whole, is one Of waiting.
Dispatches from Antwerp report good
attendance and an active demand at the
ssls there. The better grades CT wool
have sod well 90 an advance over the
prices of the lest sales. The average Of
prices, however, was unchanged. LAMBS
wool declined Trade has been as quiet at
Boston ct late as any time IN S year Feat
urss Of Importance beyond the general
dullness are wanting, il, is understood
tina; the ire leeces now In stock could not
be- sold az the current prices except at an
actual loss TO the holders. Michigan has
declined lie, 70 3023lc per pound, ard Ohio
supplies are also much lower. The tend
ency Of Territory wool throughout the list
s likewise downward, and the same thing
may be said Of the t1Ieign receipts, includ-
ing carpet WOOL Carent quotations are
o. follows, with comparisons:
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l.l
Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,


OEALED PF OPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Council Of the City Of Martins
Ferry, Ohio. until six o'clock p. m, on THU RS
DAY, the FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1859,
for the improvement Of Hanover street, in said
city. as follows, viz: Furnishing the material,
grading constructing the necessary foundation,
and paving the same with fire brick, in accord
snce with specifications on file in the City
Clerks Office.
Approximate number OF square : ards Of pay
inc 10 be laid 400.
Each bidder viii be required 10 deposit with
the City Treasurer OF The City Of Martins Ferry
the sum Of One Hundred lSi0O) Dollars as guar
antea that he will enter into a contract, Il
awarded 10 him, according TO the terms Of hii
bid, after notification Of The award. The re
caipt OF the Treasurer for the one hundred dol
lars must be enclosed with each bid. The re
ceipts will be forwarded to the Treasurer. at el
the award OF the contract, with instruC tons u
refund the money deposited to the unsuccessful
bidders upon application, and 70 the cOntIac
tors afler the execution Of the contract.
The City Council reserves the right 10 rejec
any or all bids.
Copies OF the Specifications and blank propo
sails furnished by addressing the City Clerk.
Proposals must be addressed TO the City Clerk
and endorsed, Proposals for Paving.
By order Of Council.
au2Sqs R. F. ALLENDER. City Clerk.
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TO seems that there is nothing under the
sun too yliianous for QUAY & Co, the
managers Of this administration, to resort
90. Tde "hide" campaign document
issued to catch the grangers in the new
states illustrates this fact.
TOTS document is addressed to cattlsmeu
and farmers, and takes the manifestly
absurd ground that without duty or
hides they will be absolutely ruined
"Uacle Jerry, the clown Of the HARRI-
SON c,bisst. is accredited with the asser-
t.oa thlt a duty on hides would add one
dollar to the value Of each animal, and tie
circular pledges the support Of The
Republicans in Congress to the impo-
siaoa of such duty. The voters
in The four Sew States are
urged 90 secure the election of Republican
Senators and Representatives in Congress
10 order that the proposed duty may be
obtained. The circular states thst last
year over SIS. 600 900 worth o, hides we're
imported, and that such importation was
a dirsc. blow at the home market. Asst
ia only intended for caitlsmen and farmers
in the new states. snd appeals only TO
their selfish interests, this precious circular
oaits the essential points which interest
the general public througbou. the Uaited
States I. SAYS not word a5oa. the
enormous development Of ths shoe a1d
leather industry in this country sinc9 the
du.y was taken of hides 10 years ago. IL
is siien. in regard to the fact that owing
to ftse raw msterisl, cur tsnrers are en- /
ablsd % export annually $40. 600 600 OF I
leather, and TO life the stoe trade into /
such prominence that American made .
shoes are beyond competition from any
mart of the world in the world markets.
Tie shoe industry gives steady employ
ms1t 20 tens Of thousands, aud supplies
almost the whole Sonth American market.
The restoration Of the duty on hides, as \
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ADANGEROUs MAN.
When Reused he was Poison All the
Way Through.

So louis Rep.i,ic.
There had been some hard words be-
tween julius and Moses before, as near as
I could make ont. Moses was blacking
my boots on the yeranda when julius
came around from the kitchen and began:
Look heah, boy; Tzs done got my eye
ball on you, an de fust thing You know
I'm pound We TO squash
"SboO. Do yOu know who you is con-
vsrsiu' Vid2' demanded Moses. 'DOan'
Jon talk to nae dat way, black man."
who's black man3'
"YOu is.
You was lab, sab
$50 was you.'
Look out, boy. A f=ller dun called
me liah one time, and de county had to
bury him.
''Au' you look out for me, black man.
TIE mighty hard to wake uP, bat when
gifts aroused l was p'zsn all ce way
rev"
''Shoo, list want to say to you dat de
las fight I was ia It took eight men to hold
me. Doan you I'll. me msd, boy; dOan you
90 it,
"Buml dass put my hand right on 20
shoulder
can dass put my hand on yours.
Nov what yo' gwiue ter d02'
Now wha, 80 ggine ter do?'
''Shoo'
"Shoon'
And alter standing in defiance for a me-
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DEsERTERs. towards, sneak thieves
aud bounty jumpers were diioaora1'y ais
charged and sent 90 the rear in 1858 10
I--g they are called to The front and given
pensions bg the HARRISON administration.
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DIED.

BARRETT Sunday. September l,t, 1859, at
l035 a. m, MICHAEL BARRETT, aged A. years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. "a Main
street, ON Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock Friends
Of family invited to atteud. .Interment at Mt
Calvary cemetery.
MCLAIN-At the residence of the late Robt B.
NcLain, near Kim Grove, az 3 O'Clock, sabbath
moning, September lst, lSS9, HENRY B. McLAIS,
aged 81.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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MT. DE- CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling. W. Va.

A school OF more than national reputation, Of
fsrs exceptional advantages for thorough educa
ton Of young ladies in al departments. Library
Of six thousand volumes. Fine philosophical
chemical and astronomical apparatus Musical
Department specially noted. Corps OF plano
teachers trained By leading professor from Con.
servstory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture according
to the method Of the old Italian masters. BOcA
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ten
acies Of pleasure grounds. Board eXcellsnt.
For catalogues, aud references 10 pEtroua II
all the principal citiss address
sepl TIKI DIREGThE2S.
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Matter Of Acoustics.

LIE.
where were you, Sally, when you
heard me call you for dinner"
"Across the street"
Aud where were you when you didn't
hear me call You to 20 to bed?'
"In the corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

Nh CAMPBELL, Of Ohio. viii hump
himself and he'll get there, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

wheeling won game Of bah yes.er-
day Think Of that and don complain
about your other ills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

K%sNOTICE.
Is hereby given that a general meeting Of the
of the Black Colt mining
Company VIII be held at the oihee OF Detor-
est K Weeks. No l20 Broadway, in the City,
County and state of New York, on the 3rd day
OF September 1859, at twelve o'clock noon, and
that a resolution Will be offered at such meeting
10 increase the number OF shares Of the stock OF
said Company 20 TWO hundred thousand OF par
value OF Two collars each. and that such other
business will be transacted as may lawfully be
done by the stockholders in general meeting.
Dated July Goth, 1850
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOIN c. DICKINSON, President.
GEORGE ". SHREDDER, Secretary.
au,2, l9. 261se2
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NHEAP BOTTLES.

All shapes and sizes, good for .bottling Catsup-
All parties wishing anything In this line will do
well 70 telephone o, call on
MEYER q RADCLIFFE,
No Twelfth street.
sr-All goods delivered Tree. au3leTdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

This ia eminenuy a business Admins
taioa. Here is a point. distractions
lave been given .hat ths men Of the Lie.
saving S1syica shall be uniformed ct a
eos OF about $6l per man. This ia TO be
done q. the cost Of the men themselves
CA the lake stations they are employed
seven months 10 the year at $50 a month,
finding .hsir own clothes and Ia.icns-
very mean aud stingy pay for very peril
o1s service. It is hard 90 keep good men
ID the service at soch pay. Ii will be
harder when they are made to buy s6l
outfits. Tais however, is not all, nor the
worst Of tho matter Somebody has seut
Gus q ciIcular-an official circular-ststiug
tlat tbs regulation life saving uniforms
can De had from WANNA,lAKER, Phila-
lslpha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

THERE is mo- Uncertain to1e about the
platform OF the OHIO Democracy, but bold
fearless. asdflst adherence to true Demo
cratic principles. Those who expected or
predicted that the Democratic party would
t8kes backward seat on tariff reform viii
De compelled TO change tasir opinions On
rsadisg inc following incorporating
declaration Of principles
r-t-Ilc Democracy OF Ohio i- convention
assembled approve the declaration of principles
made ly -ae Naa0na. Democracy .n s.. Louis.
.ar.,,. ana especially chat parro'it damaniin-
.cfccton o ar.r taxes Wew.l eontnll ,h.-
cattle l- Carl. r,loem unit Che cslseo or OBJ. peo-
r.e .. triumphant
,c.rf-We recl-l trusts .u whatever form or
gan Yea tbc legitimate result ofo1r present
.srT system. and we demand Che repeal o' al.
.a-.l taxes Cha. enable them ID eAtor. irons Che
people e2orataut prices or the products they
control
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The sales of the week al Boston are re-
ported al 2,365, 600 lbs, as against !, 2ll,
600 lbs. lest week and 4 ,O34, GOO los. in the
corresponding week a yesr ago.
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Most women naturally look forward TO
matrlmouy as their proper sphere Jon life. but
they should constantly bear ian mind that "a
fair. rosy face. bright eyes, and "a healthy,
,yclI-devclOped form, are the best passports
a. happy marriage. All those wasting dis
orders. weaknesses, and functional irrcgulari-
tres peculiar 90 their sex, destroy beauty
and attactiyeucss and make life miserable
Au untailug specific for these malad.es is 20
Doe found m DIR. Pierces tavOritc Prescription.
10 Is the only medicine for women. sold by
druggists. under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction i'm every case, or money viii Dee re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the hOttle-wappcrs. and faithfully carried
out for many Years Sl.OJ per Bottle, or Six
Bottles for $500
Copyright, Isss. by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
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IS connection with the aPp'0-eoios
Convention OF representatives. % 'Hs
Inree Americas some 'i .ne ns.'
chants nAV'ns extensive usa-ins' IN ''u'u
America nave oIeie1 suggestions I'd 'e'i'
Co circulars OF ''qa"y sent out oy 'ne
committee charged WITH the '"oI CO. ''
rado ana transportation vac Vi 'ue'si
Msssrs ISAAC bkANIoN " Oo-' Vi Nc"
York, wnie
l-e SOLO e'i,,-'e -l-.
.- r. -,-..,..,- rs. ,ssr s--.-,i al
....sr.,,....,s. b.ss. and ,,ea-e .5nfisut chat
ea,l we are prepared 60 allow entry ofraw ma
.--D free o. l..1 our "''sl..''o %. .le ' 7.-.i
-..---..-,-.. o.,-,-.r@e,..--s-. s-e rer5i.
..ruel ia t.s climate competition 0r their
Trade ana One steamship lines w'l require exc
.e--..e subsidies '' com. ''- ' '-' '1'- %
-..-,- -..,... o.. ..,... 81, ..l
.-.,, .,.--.,t ,,,,,,
$500. -. -. q. 49, An,
s,.r,e D., sr- Cr,prsov's own ad.
.-..- .L...l..-., t..., snssr tho,s,r5
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correct
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WE HAVE REDUCED OUR SUGARS

CONNER q SNEDEREH
su30 Cor. Market and Fourteenth Streets.