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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the Russian bark ALMA
must be presented at our office by or before Il
O'Clock THIS DAY, or payment thereof will be
debarred.
STRACHAN & co. Consignees.
March q 1890
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Rush of the Mississippi.

Ayers Sarsaparilla is just what you want
for aspiring Neutrality-suspicious. to all.-Adr.
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March
April May

I'm the spring my whole system was COM
pletely run down. Two months ago Il began the
use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and after using two
bottles find my appetite restored, my nervous
system toned up, and my general health greatly
improved. / therefore take great pleasure in
telling about Hoods Sarsaparilla. consider
Hoods sarsaparilia has no equal" GEORGE
BRATT, Bill Poster, Gallipolis, Ohio
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

Has record of cures of Scrofula and other blood
diseases never equalledb by any other prepare
ton. The most severe cases yield to this remedy
when others have failed to have the slightest
effect Hereditary scrofula. which clings to the
blood with the greatest tenacty, is cured by this
peculiar medicine. Its many remarkable cures
have won for Hoods sarsaparila the title of
THE greatest blood purifier ever discovered"
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists. ST.; six for s.. Prepared
only by c. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass,
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March
April May

81 know that Hoods Sarsaparilla is a good
thing. 1 was severely troubled with biliousness
and thought would try Hoods Sarsaparilla
When had taken half bottle noticed a big
change for the better. and after taking two bot
ties consider myself entirely cured. l believe
Hoods Sarsaparilla will do all that is claimed
for it." J. B SMITH, Collector for Bell Telephone
Company, 70 East Main street, Rochester, N. Y.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Il take Hoods Sarsaparilla spring tonic,
and / recommend it to all who have that miser-
able tired feeling" C. PARMALEE. $40 Bridge
street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Feeling languid aud dizzy, having no appetite
and no ambition to work, took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, with the best results. AS health invig-
orator and for general debility think it superb
or to anything else" A. A. RIKER, Utica, n Y
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Tlna What Crop.

We clip the following from the Middle
town Transcript, A farmer residing
near town brought US head OF wheat
last week which he had found in bis
field May OH. 1t 10 . remarkable fact
that wheat in this section has only been
10 head on that day twice 10 the Iast
twenty-five years. The hrst time, which
VA. possibly in 1873, wheat was harvest
cd, threshsd aud marketed BY July, 1rst
harvest commencing juno 12th. The
crop that year was good. 1t is said By
many farmers that one month elspses
between the time when wheat 10 fully
In head and the time Of rlpening.
II such 10 tho case Wheat will ripen
this year about the 10Th Of June. The
weather has 90 far been somewhat un-
suitable for wheat. The growth OF straw
10 grea., but II the weather remains wet
the straw will rust and fall down, thus
causing blight. The past winter was no
mild that the wheat has grown almost
continuously from the time 1t WAS sown
TIL the present, aud 10 now looking re-
markabiy strong. In scme fields the
effect OF frequent rains Is apparent, but II
Is generally believed that II the weather
Is favorable IRON the preseut time TILL
June 10 q heavy crop will be harvested.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Health Inspections.

III company with John X. Hartman.
EsQ., l inspected New Castle Jail, War
den Smith kindly piloted mo through
from cellar to every department, which
| found to be 10 better condition than
ever before. There are ii9 boalders,
about equally divided as to color. No
sickness. nor has there been Tor over 4
year. Visited the public schools in New
Castle, Christiaua, Newark, stanton and
Newport. Left circulars with the teach
era for distributiou; also copy Of tho
p,mphlets on "Hygiene." by Dr, l.. p.
Bush, for each teacher. The school at-
tendance 10 good. No sickness at any
point.
Considerable Improvements are being
| made To the grounds around Delaware
College. There are 81 Students in A,tcad-
ance. President IiAub showed us throus h
the academy aud Prof. Z. 8. Consell
through the college. Both were III good
sanitary condition. We inspected the
new organ factory at Newark. II Is 4
tirst-clSss building, and the plumbing
nrran gements are excellent A ,r0ca
from the Is. q o. X. K. extends Into III,
north wing. The machinery will be pu
In pext week. We had a delightful day
and enjoyed ourselves hugely.
Il. b. FRAZER, sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
NeWs Summary.

Tho Republican State COMMITTEES oil
Georgia met yesterday IN Atlanta to de-
eide WHISTLER State ticket should % put
In tho fie'd. No dsclsion WAS reached on
this point, but It was decided to make
nominations In oil the Congressional dis
tricts. Resolutions were adopted "cen.
surfing census supervisors who neglect
the negroes In selecting enunerators.
Early yesterday morning Robbins Or
Gus train, On route to Epping, New
Hampshire, was wrecked near the juno:
tion OF the Nashua aud Rochester aud
Boston and Lowell roads. One car full
of carriages jumped the track, and the
rest OF tho train piled up IN q total
wreck. The loss to Robbins Will be
heavy.
J. NJ. shellenberger, the forger and
embezzler, was placed on trial at Doy lea
town, Pa, yesterday. He pleaded guilty
to the IL bills OF indictment against
him. After hearing testimony, the
Judge sentenced him to undergo ~
years Imprisonment OF labor In the
Eastern Penitentiary.1
One OF the freight houses Of the New
York Central Railroad, In Albany, New
York, was burned last night. The own
ers OF freight will lose $4,000 or more
while the rsilrod company will lose 600,
900 Oh building. cars and property, 10
which It 10 responsible.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins'.
l0l w. Eighth street
DIED.


GUEST.-At Los Angeles. California,
on MAY 10, 1880, Howard h. Guest, in
his s1th year..
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend lis funeral from tlc residence of
his father, j. II. Guest. near bellevue,
Brandywinc hundred, on sunday after
noon, May IS, at = o'clock. Services ut
Newark Union NJ. u. Church.
sLACK--on May 20, 1890. Susan, wife of
Richard Slack, aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funcri,l from the
residence of her husband, No. $50 Walnut
street, on Friday afternoon ut 9 o'clock.
services ut the house. lntermcnt ut AS
bury Church cemetery.
DEACON-Dn the 10th of May. 1890, nt
$50 p. IN. Belle W. Deacon, relict ol
the late Edward NJ. Deacon.
Relatives and immediate friends OF
the family are respectfully invited t.
attend her funeral II ON the residence oi
| Mis-. Sarah Mckinley. No 6N W. Fodrtl
| street, OH Friday, the I'D Inst, ut 30 p
m, to proceed to Second baptist Church
| Services ut 2 o'clock. lnterincnt ut Riv
| erview Cemetery.
| IMcKENNA.-On May 81, $500, Jose phi
son OF John and Katie Mckenna, nget
5ycars and months.
| Relatives and friends are invited I,
| attend his funeral from the residence o
his parents, near the Rising sun, Chris
| tiana Hundred. on Friday afternoon ut
| O'Clock. lnterncnt ut st. Joseph's Gene
terry.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
kpwor,i, League.

The Firs' annual cc!egated convention
o. The Wilmington District, Eliwulth
League, couvcued In the N. +. Churct
a. Eiktou, Nd, on Tlursdsy, May -
The meeting WAS called to der at w.
n. .taster devotional services M roI
rss called next, appontaieg% of com.
minees. 4 Ter iifs-agpoin11rnt OF com
snittees the doxology wiKs sum and the
bsnedlcfion pronounced. 1.sO p. M,
committee me Tins; ~. m devotional
20 vices; 2.'5 p. IN, business; 8. Ii p. M,
"How can league meetings be made
mcst protitab.e," by Julius Dodd, ot
hockessin, followed by discussion iu five
minute speeches, opei ed by Edward
Grant Of cherry Hilli 4 p. m, a gument
by Rev. Charles HI, OF Elkt u, "stail
". Have Pledsei II so What kiudr''
Discussion opened by A. V. Hy.ore, Of
Union, Wilmington. Third session
Temperance mass meeting; 7.ij p. In. 4,
song service, sos y. IN, Rev. W. l.. :.
Murray delivered an address, "Prohihi.
ton VS.. High License" followed by vo
untary speeches of five minutes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23

Robbers effected an eutraLce into the
Deer Park Hotel, in Newark. on We'd
Desday night, and as the safe had not
been locked, they secured 500 that had
been placed in it for safe keeping. They
mex roc eded up stairs. ard took from
the room occupied by James Robinson,
OF Sasssiras Neck, Nd, S11 in cash, and
from Joseph Harrah. OF Kimbleville.
Pa. they took $40 note aud gold
watch. The rogues next visited the
kitchen, where they psrioos IF qnite y
h ar,y meal, W ich they Mashed down
With liquor taken iion the bar. hiiLu
Host Lewis ieels rather aggravated bv
such Treatment, and If opportunity Oh
will do his part towards teaching them
better manners. Every honest man hopes
that Til, r'gus may be arrested and
pre- rerly put ishtd.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
City Jottlngs.

st. Paul's A. U. M. p. choir has lost
one OF its members, Mics Laura SIN.
mons, aged 1G. The church was filled
TO It's utmost capacity. Rev. l. b.
Cooper preached the sermon aud South
Wilm ngton was moved as never before.
The Sunday school turned out In large
numbers. The singing, under the t. aln-
Ing Of Mr.. w. Glasgow, was excellent.
Chase and Chippsy, popuiarly known
as tho q. G. drin. did their duty -
funeral directors.
Mr.. q. Wright and Mr.. H. Mercer.
pianist and cornet player, are engaged to
10 to Chester this evening to take part 10
4 concert. These two young men are
making themselves efficient musicianS
and hence their services are sought alter.
The kindergarten school, under the
training OF Miss drinnage. 10 doing very
good work In preparing children for
iuturs usefulness.
Mr.. X. II. Allen, the evangelist, who
delivered his frst;apubiic address Feb
| rusry 9th, IN Temperance Hall, and who
| BY his eloqucnce on church reform
| startled tho minds Of his race, through
out this community as we'll 40 other
| places, is still holding the banner alvf.
While he has not been heard from ~
much In Wilmington of late, he has been
doing an elective work In Pannsylvana.
| While there are many who do not be-
lieve iu evangelistic work. he has proven
that the right must and will succeed.
and is doing good work In the interest
Of morality. lie has been troubled
great deal with anonymous letters re-
Gently. We hope that such persons 10
the future will save their paper for bet
ter purposes. His last address was deliv.
cred In Cheater last evening and was well
received. Ths people are making az
rsngements for his return to our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Iook Ont for the Fleming Lots.

THIS Is the last rotice that will b.
given of the sale OF the Fleming lots,
between Union street and Grant avenue
and the kennettpike and Fifteenth street,
before the sale, which will commence TO-
morrow afternoon OF 1 O'Clock. 1t Ia
ha dly worth while to 90 into an accurate
descrip Ion OF these lots, as they are well
known by nearly everybody. There are
no lots In he city more desirable for
blildlng purposes, none with better
school and church privileges ana none
more elipibly located In regard to rail
road facilities Those who want such
lots may miss rare bargain II they are
not on hand. A hack will leave B. +.
Townsend's real es ate office, corner Of
Seventh and shipley streets, at 3,3C
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, for tn,
lots, .....
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
The Municipal Court.

Judge Ball presided at this mornings s
session CT the Municipal Court, and I'm
mediately alter Special Officer Weldiu
had declared 1t open. tho following cases
were disposed OF:
Michael Gillespie, John McCarty and
James Campbell were charged with
drunkennoss, and haed IL and costs
each.
Joseph Long was charged with COM
hitting an aggravated assault AMI bat.
cry on Lewis Ferry. The affair oc.
Cured last Tuesday night sb"ut IL. 3t
o'clock at Sixth aud Church streets, ami
Ferry Is badly injured, three OF his rib
tting broken, IN addi ion to Internal in
jules. ong cls'med that he bad moth
Ing to DO with the fight, hut upon hear
ing man crying mur cr hurried to hi
assistauce, and was mistaken for one O
h 3 sailpnts As II was stated tha
Ferry is ling In u critical condition a
the Homeopathic Hospital, Log wa
committed without bali Tor furth
hearing.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
nAath In California.

Howard Z. Guest died at his residence
In Los Angeles, California, on Friday,
the 10th inst, in the Goth year of biz
age. Soon after locating in that town, a
little over thrao years ago, he Was AZ
tackled with typhoid fever, and A'tei
that time he failed to recover his ustia
health. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren, as we'll as many friends, to mourn
his early decease.
Hi, remains were forwsr1ed soon aiteI
his death and are expected to arrive al
the house OF his father, J. II. Guest. neal
Bellevue, Brandywine Hundred, to-
morrow (ssturday) afternoon. The
funeral will take place on Sunday, leav
ing the house at O'Clock y. IN. for New
ark Union Church, where scrvic Q will
be held, after which the body will DO in
TERED In the cemetery adjoining.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
workIucmsn's Loan.

The Workingmen's Loan Association
held Ito annual meeting at the office OF
George q. Maris. last evening. The io,-
lowisg named officers were elected !;
President, james ii. Hoffecker. Jr.. vice
president, Il. X. Crawford; secretary
and treasurer, George q. Maris. VIII
liam II. Pierson, German d. Lincoln and
DR.. James NJ. Winner were elec ed direc-
tors for three years. The holding over
directors for one year are william n:
Brinton. william IL. Walker and
samuel G. Vandsgrift. Nathaniel W..
Gookip and George Mccall were elected
for two years. Frank w. Pierson was
elected 10 fil q vacancy 10 tho li-t oi
directors for two years. The secretary q
aud treasurers IepoIt was examined and
found to be in an excellent coudliion,
aud prospects for the coming year are
very bright. ..#...H
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
The Opera House Orchestra.
COMMUNICATED.

The statsment In last evenings Even
,ns Journal that the musicians OF tho
nav Academy Of Music are the nnest 10
this city, and that they, did not have any
hum musicians with them should 90
,rsced to whore II originated, and u
would be found that the person VINO
wrote 1t knows nothing AZ oil ABOUT
music.
IL has been said Of the Opera House
orchestra by Mr.. Saxon, ono Of the most
prominent mutIcians in the New Eng.
isud States, that 1t has the finest set Of
musicians that he had ever seen or heard
since be has been travelling. which mas
been for u number Of yeare. Tho musical
director Of Bartholomews Educated
Horses said that every one Of the muei-
clans In the Opera House orchestra were
as duo a set OF musicians that he had
ever played with. and he has played
with the hnest musicians in this country.
Those who have heard the operA
House orchestra play say that 'hey nave
never heard a finer orchestra IN any
theatre In this country, and that II IL
well worth the price Of admission tt
hear them, A LOVER OF MUSIC
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
FIFTH EDITION.
This Mornings Court.


This mornings session OF ibe sune,,o.
Court convened a. 10 O'Clock, aft,r thu
recess with Chioi Justice Comorys any
Associate Judge Houston on the bench
Ga The application OF Charles b, Lore
Es1,, Henry Q. Conrad. Etq., was sp.
pointed \ commissioner TO take tesii.
mony ip the divorce case OF John n
Dougherty W. Annie y. Dougherty.
Mr.. Lore also moved that William T.
Lyman, Esq., be appointed comlnis.
sioner 10 hear testimony In the case of
AnnettA Il. Jackson vs.. William n
Jackson for divorce, and the motion wa.
granted. ''
On motion OF Henry Conrad, ESQ.,, the
case Of Howard H. foulk vs.. Grace Mo.
Cnncny, eMecu'rix, was discontinued.
waiter IL. Eayes, Esq, stated that the
appeal cases OF tue Diamond State Loan
Association vs.. Bridget Hanley have been
settled by iudgment for plaintiff.
w. 3. Hilles, ESP, stated that the casa
oil william J. Lemon VS.. Charles n.
Douaherty, garnishee, had been referred
Walter II. Hayes stated to the Court
that the case Vi Jarnes Denny We, tLe
Diamond State Loan Associat on had
! been settled by a judgment for the plain.
It'd for ei29.
Deputy Attorney General Dayi, en-.
tered nolle pros. on payment Of costs.
in the criminal case against ". H.
Pierce, whose mental condition has been
pronounced unsound.
| Willard Eall Porter, Esq, asked tia,
judgmen. be entered Tor the pia,u.ig in
the Gaze OF Charles W. Vim Il Co Va.
W. II. Robinson, and the motion wss
granted.
A number Of other minor motions wers
heard aud on ths application of J. Frank
Ball. ESQ.,, the divorce OF Ida Il. Court
ney W. Oliver II. Courtney was granted.
About l O'Clock Court adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Important Information.

The proper and picturesque route for
business and pleasure travel from this
city to the Catskill Mountains, Saratoga
and other New York State resorts. 10 by
tue West Shore Railroad. by taking the
Pennsylvania RAILROAD Passengers will
make direct connection with the West
Shore iu Uaion Depot At Jersey City,
and commencing about June 18th draw
ing room cars arc run through without
change.
For tourist books, time tables and in-
forma, ion regarding the West Shore
Railroad, call on or address Ii. B. Jagoe,
General Eastern Passenger Agent, 800
broadway, or q. Il. Lambert, General
Passenger Agent, 5 Vanderbilt avenue,
New York City. "summer Excursions, :"
a handsomely illustrated book, giving
dee ecription Of the Hudson River and
New York State resorts. will be mailed
GU receipt Of s csnts postage.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
FOURTH EDITION
NOMINATION ELECTION.
who tho Candidates Are for tho Ne-
publican Nomination Tor ShoriH ana
Col oioner-Whsrs the Elections Arc TO
be Held.

The Republican nomination for sheriff
aud coroner takes place Tomorrow be-
tween the hours Of 3 and Z p. IN. 10 this
city asd New Castle, Caristiana, Bran
dywinc and Wcst White Clay Creek hun
dreds, and between and d p. III. In the
other hundreds.
The candidates for sheriff are Peirce
Gould aud William Simmons OF THIS
city. The latter is o well-known con-
tractor for setting curb aud paving
streets, and MI. Gould is an equally we'll
known butcher In the Wilmington mar
ket, Second street.
There are hve candidates for coroner.
all resiients OF this city, as follows: VIII
liam Benge, an employe In the kindling
wood firm Of 6orman, Scott ~ Co.; Geo.
w. jackson, . ll-known bill poster
and variety merchant; William II. Long,
q prominent member OF the q. A. X. aud
city editor Of ths DAILY REPUBLICAN;
Charles L. Sparks, tobacco merchant,
and samuel q. Vandegriit, foreman Tor
the firm OF w. Ii. Plerson q Bon aud y
City Councilman from the Twelfth ward
Tee election will be held by the dlstrct
committees or by persons appointed by
them, and under the primary election
law. The election will be held at tue
following named places in the city:
First ward, Fourth and Tatnall.
Second ward south Third street bridge,
at Lloyd's on Heald street.
Second ward, north, Second aud Wal
nut.
Third ward, Third and Madison.
Fourth ward, Fourth aud Walnut.
Fifth ward, east OF Monroe, Eighth and
TAtnall.
Fifth ward, west of Monroe, Martins
stable, Seventh and Van Bureu.
sixth ward, kylc's office, King below
Ninth.
Seventh ward, east OF franklin. Bull
lock's Office.
Seventh ward, west OF franklin, Logan
House.
Eghlh ward. Eighth and Pine.
Ninth ward, Twenty SECOND district
Eleventh ~ui brandywine.
Ninth ward aTwenty-third district. Old
Academy.
Tenth ward, Second and Van Buren,.
Eleventh ward, Maryland avenue and
Beach street.
Twelfth ward, Front and Union.
1t was decided at the First District
committee meeting on Wednesday night
that none but Republicans would be per-
mittet to vote. 1t was also decided not
to require tax receipts as requisite for
voting, on account OF the large number
of Republicans assessed on the late
assessment, and who have had no chance
to pay their taxes and ret receipts. tie
duplicates not having yet been Issued to
the tax collectors. "....
Much interest seems TO be manifesto
In tho election, and a large vote for a
nomination election will be polled. The
inspectors OF the election are requested
to forw ard the TO, urns Immediately after
being counted 10 the Republican head
Quarters, Seventh And Market ltleets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
AIiterary.Entsrtainment

Last evening Washington Camp, No:
q p. o. q. Of A., held their second
entertainment President Sheldon, who
announced the program. made . few re-
marks and introduced Charles N. Rambo,
Of Camp No. ia, Norrissown. Pa, who
gave = reading entitled the "Rising Of
the Revolution" followed BY . few re-
marks by Samuel Harris, James Nc
Mullin and William Gillespie. William
G. Hawthorne, Of Camp No 8. OF this
city, made = very interesting address on
Education" William 7. Adams, Of
Camp No. 8, complimented the MEM
beis Oh the success 0i their entertain
ments. Remarks were made BY II. d.
Sheldon. J. o. Tyson, W. Harry b.
Maxwell aud David Farra. William g.
Hawthorne gave an enjoyable reading,
and an impromptu debate followed on
the subject, (which 10 the Most Useful.
Gold or Ironf" Chales N. Ramb0 spoke
tor gold, aud P. D. sheldon for iron, but
iron carried the day.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-23
Dots,

Sec the Ivers and Pond Pianos with
muiiier a. Robelen's. TO Market street.
The dry gods store. No. $40 West
Seyenth street, Is offered for rent, and
the fixtures are offered Tor sale.
Bsllsh q Co, Third and French streets,
wish to employ good wheelwrixht. who
understands mschinery, 70 20 TO the
| country.
MIS-. Ehart, No. 1M South Market
street. cflers for rent small house, near
Twelfth and French strests.
emeltz d Co., dealers In all kinds OF
Southern produce. Wholesale and retail.
Give US a call. We receive large con-
slgpments of Southern produce every
day, which must be sold. No. l3 East
Fourth street.
Pofgles, bass, butterfish, codfish, cat
fish. haddock, shall, clans. X. NJ. Starr,
3OS Madison street.
David 8. Wi.ds OF Kenton is n capdi-
date for the Democratic sheriiialty bom-
ination in Kent county.
Easion ID strict NJ. E. Preachers' As
sociatioH viii! convene at GreeDsboroush
on May ~ and % inclusive.
Tue tow. commissioner OF Smyrna
have fixed the tax rate for the current
year at 30 ceut, on the 500 for general
purposes aud Is cents for wat,r tax.
The children Of the infsnt Sunday
school OF the German Baptist Church
collected S22 In jugs for the purpose Of
adding new furnishings to their meeting
'com.
Frank Boulden, sparrer, and W. r.
Sroerl. wrestler, both OF the Warren
Athletic Club, will particiI ate in the
closing entertain ment OF the A. q. y. N,
in Philadelphia, on Saturday evening,
May 81. They will contest for god
medals with ID. +. O'Brien aud J. Knox
Hyslop respectively.
The Associated Charities return thanks
to Il. 7. Canby, treasurer, for u check for
S264.2 20, the proceeds oil the recent charity
ball.
John q. Baker lost fine horse on
Thursday from an attack Of paralysis.
EDoch Herman, who was reported to
have been d owned in the Satsatrss river
last sunday, appear, Il in Middletown on
Thursday morning with Lis usual load OF
FISH, TO the great qualification OF his
uumei Gus fiieuds.
Miss Anna Morrison of Avondale, Pa,
Is visiting Miss Lille w. Iaylor.
Ask fer Srot Cash r. X. smoking.
l'uet Boy is pure and sweet tob,cco.
San 10 Il Sc. cigar Is the best. $. Il.
purstein, Wholesale tobaceonis'.
Durstein gives . 100 read cart with
| cipars. No. East second street.
Two co,ored men are in the habit OF
vlsitin. " iudsor street IN order to DIS
pi.c oi puncie.. II they are not careful
they be arrested aud PUNISHED Tor
!rrehefr disi,,aru of the law.