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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Mr.. Whi,,inghill snd family returned
10 Ssiyin after short visit Win ~
pel,guler and family.
Mrs. A. n. Miller and son. VIII. a.
tended the lawn festival, on saturday
Night. and returned 70 liunsinsburs on
Sunday.
Rev. Ferguson filled The pulpit u The
n. II. church Sunday morning. ],
Nearly all persons IN town attended
The basket meeting ut Bethel Sunday
Rov. Homer k.lso. OF Illinois. = here
visiting relatives sni friends, and ~
tended tie Stewart Rose wedding
Jrrom. Anderson and wife were Ia
town SUNDAY last.
Mis- Carrie Glezcn. has been visiting
In Petersburg Tor me pat few iss>.
LAWYER Cox. james Corn aud D"rk
B,.ile. were Ia tnwn oainfs'a> evening
d I,nAne. "a shr CoUKikH. ws- c.i'ns
herries anil cream ia iicisn,i ~s't''las
lniyh.. and NC guess ihe mir widows.
ror whirl, Ireland i, uoicd. wr1s ihs PR
lnnry attractions
Tie supper hsfr ~ SATURDAY night
WAS perfect surr"s~ q i"'u' $50 was
taken ia. aud NOR. shsn hal! 81 that
ass net proceeds Mn Cox. OF Jesprs.
made rnnsin- aud brilliant Ahd,v-s.
The pntt.f>villc "-hcrp skin" band made
martial music. aud the White Ribbon
Orchestra WAS u central attraction. IT,,
is. OF vs. thank the people Tor 'hc.'
liberal patronage.
Mrs. Ida kclso j. n home, having re-
turned from the West.
Commencement wisl he held here II
the last part % this month. when seycrs
will graduate
SrEwARr-I;o-E- Married at the NJ
+. church ia ireland. on Thursday even
ling vi Z 80 O'Clock. by Rev. lioupt
Ans STEWART 20 MArrIx Rose. A
the stated time. as the organ pcsled fortl
a grand wedding march. there appeared
Eugene Gill and Csadic Davidson
Harley Stewart and Ella Dillon. Der
lsose and Nora Alexander. Following
came the groom aud bride, attended b.
Pred. Stewart aud Hattie Rose. Tn
lininiater. In solemn aud impressiv
manner pronounced the contractin,
parties man and wife. The invite
guests followed tho bridal party 10 N
home OF tie brides mother, where q
llegsnt supper was spread. The follow
ling Is list OF the presents
Harley. R.lph aud Fred Stewart, Nor
Alexander. Lille Corn. Filth kelso an
Sir. aud Mrs. Hugh Dillin. dinner set
y DR.. kelso, silver castor. DR.. Parr. wit
snd son, china water set; DR.. DeBrule
and wife, glass dinner act, Ellie Kelss
napkins, Flora Stewart. t0weis, j.
Norman aud wife. napkins Henry Gree
and wife, pillow shsms; Elite Black vel
SILVER spoons Minnie Stewart. silver n
} spoons Gene Gin and Cs'islie Davidson
china wash bowl aud pitcher; Ella III
lon and Carrie Glezcn, picture ILL
!. lCoIvin, table scarf.
Mr.. and Mrs. stewart will 60 70 hons
keeping Immediately. and may the
welded life, 50 iavorably begun. be a
ways as il il now. May no ous
! darken their pathway, aud may the f.
! weather always be feature Of their va
Through lie. always remembering that
isjN very sacred duty that husband ~
wife owe one another. MAY you III
long and prosper" and may each que
, live 20 attend your golden wedding y
{ IDiversary. Rex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

In order 70 encourage homo study DUR
Ing the summer months. inculcate :
spirit Of emulation among the common
school pupils. and encourage the general
cause Of education In Dubois county, We
will hold series OF graduates examine
lions Is follows:
Al Hunting burg, Saturday, June g. 30.
jasper, July 20. 30.
Huntingburg. Aug. 30. 90.
Jasper,
Huntingburg,f Sept ~, -.
Ferdinand,
The examinations In juno, July, and
August are held on the same days aud
Al the samo places a. the teachers' ex-
aminAtions. that IN Septembc on the day
Of the Reading Circle examination.
Certificates OF graduation will DO L.
sued to every applicant who attains .
general average OF rs. without falling BE-
low go in any subject Tho diplomas
will be presented at the annual com
mcncement Of 1891. "Graduates will
remember that they must appear In pub
Ia aud read an essay, deliver dccIama-
ton, or whatever else Is approved before
Z diploma will be presented" Since no
one earned the gold medal At the ex-
aminations last spring It will be present.
ca 70 the pupil that graduates with The
highest general average a. the above ex-
aminations. or Tho examinations IN the
spring OF 1921. Respectfully,
GEo. X WILSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

UvThc terrible whipping inflicted ~
VIM Sirothen. near Psoli last week ~
white Caps u sid IN be Tho resuls az I
private spite. and desire on the part 81
some Of the White Caps 70 get Stroihsn
30 scared that he will leave the country
and they can purchase his property for
nearly nothing. Why don't Gov Ilovey
look into these conspirscics. aud stop
thcla as Gov. Gray did (? Il lie TOO busy
helping 70 capture 4. NJ d. A. momina-
,ions Tor the Legislature 10 attend 20 le-
Ultimate business by looking after the
good name Of the State. end the welfare
OF lis inhahitAntA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Wa are informed that In one Of tho
Lodges 81 the +. M. Is. A. In this county
recently motion was made to endorse
the ticket put forward by the secret eau
Gus AZ the county assembly. II
was amended by resolution not to
vote for . single candidate thus nomina-
ted. and in this shape was almost unani-
mously adopted by the Lodge, and copy
Of the resolution ordered 20 be presented
20 the next county assembly. Ii IL pro-
bable several other Lodges will follow
this example, aud thus make IN effort to
prevent the Association from becoming
political and breaking up entirely. The
sensible ones realize that much moro
can be accomplished for farming IN.
tercsts BY appealing to oil parties 10 sup
port their measures, than by organizing
. separate political party OF one cIsss 81
people only, and that secret one.
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NOTICE!



County, Indiana.
THIS q 70 certify that have appointed
\ Benjamin A. Simm0ns. Of Columbia
township. John Herman Beckmauu, Of
township. Joseph Fischer,
Sr.. OF Marion township, and William
Hoffman, OF Cass township. four free
holders OF Dubois county, Indiana, who,
ln connection with the Board Of County
shall constitute The
County hoard Of Equalization for said
county for the year 1880. The Board
shall meet for the purpose Of cQUaliza-
tion, IN the room Of the County Com.
misioners IN tho Court House, ID Jasper
Indiana, on tho third Monday Of Juno
1880. IN accordance with Acts Of 1889
page 300.
Witness my signature q jasper, In
diana, April 10Th, 1880.
q. n. WELBORN, Judge,
Dubois Circuit Court.
I hereby certify that tho above and
foregoing d trse copy Of the order Of
Of members OF the Dubois
county DOaTd Of Equalization, made By
Hon. q. N. WolbOrn, Judge Of tho Du.
bois Circuit Court, q the April term
1880. thereof, and on Ole In my Office.
n testimony whereof, | have signed
ny uamo and oflixed The zeal OF the
Board Of ComIssioners Of Dubois county
Indiana, Monday, May 26th, 1890.
liz. g. JoHN GRAMELsPAcHER,
Auditor Dubois County.
May 30. 1s90-3w.
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Ne. 11Oo.
IN the matter Of the petition 81 wilma
1 A. Traylos, Martin Friedman. ls'ao|
Schuhmachcr, &c a., for the esssDiis|
mont OF : drain.
NOTICE u hereby given, that III
THE date until tho 31st day Of juno III
the undersigned, Drainage aomm|
sioner TO whom has boon assignee \
construction OF the drain dcscflpcu
tho report Of the Drainage cotnn.|
siopcre IN ssid matter ~ will receive n
Tor The construction Of said drain y
Office, In tho town Of Ireland, inuls
Said work has been divided into s'a''
Of one hundred feet In length, ana n
Tor constructing said drain, or any III
of Il. must b By slalions. a ccmPu
tion Of The number Of cubic yarus Y, \
cavalion In each Of said stations ~ =
made, and will DO furnished % any rr ~
Son interested or bidding % sara ~, VA
Said contract will b let 70 INC ~r
and best bidder By stations. III ~
|sOn % whom : contract IL iet, WI aasr
|ouired % ontsr into written ~. eU"n I
and give bond, with surety, ior -
|lormanco or the work. and w. ~ WI
|pay I'll damages occasioncd ny w r;shtl@
iujtillmeut OF bis contract ~
reject any and all bids j. rcsctsed,', Yam.
WnLlAx r. You've, DralpA4
TRAYLOR : HUNfER, ANY ssOO]
June 8, 1880 Nv. 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

The Board Of Commissioners will
place the sewer, when once IL active
operation, 10 practicable test under the
supervision Of good judges Tho 'cs'
will be BY placing Griffin. editor o. me
Times. and a piece Of iniburger cheese
~ the mouth ~ the sewer. ifthe cheese
crawls away from Griffin and int" NE
sewer. il will he ali right but II The
cheese stays with Griffin. the sewer will
be declared nuisance. and proper steps
taken 10 abate the nuisance.
Tue COMMISSIONS Frs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Ara vou troubled with corrs o. ''",n q, !.
IL II. ict az give you little nnv''r. M, NM.
Them down As clo~rly ~ possible "'"..,
drawing hloci; then soak thcm - 49,
,y.,er a. soften them. and Apply ""'' .,',,
lsin's pain Balm tw'rc daily, rnorns NM"
vigorously i'r a f.w minutes ~ !, s's ..a-n snr
cation. c"rn plaster 'hcu.u - ~ "L.'c
'..,',,,a Eminent for spr.ins. bruises,
1a.e Ls.l a. rhcumntisn. Pain balm y ~
,na, csr ~ desired. 80 cent bottles Tor >ns
\, I n Salb's drugstore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Just a. sure "a hot weather comes, there
viii he more Or less bowel complaint in this
>iSin'.y. Every person, and especially
families. ought 10 have some rcl'hle meli-
cine NJ hand for instant use in caSc il i
needed A =. 70 CENT k.t'ic of Chamber
inin's cnlic, Cholera and pafrhrn Remedy
il just what YOU ought 20 have uni III thar
,uu ~aa.ld need, even fnr .llr most severe
nnl dangerous cases II l. the hest this
n.,' r,linh.r and most successful treatment
knoNn ma n pleasant a. tyka For sale II
- Splh drugstore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

THr Bxsr SALvE IN the world TOT W. w.
Rrn;scs Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm, re-
YER Sores. letter. Chapped 'ianus. . nm"'
hlsins Ccrns, and ali Skin Erupslons'
And positively cures Pilcs. or no pay -,
amired Il IL guaranteed 70 give per ,:'s
sr.,sfacsion ar money refunded. ILL., ill.,
" cents per box. For sale ~ Ms'''''
Friclnan'4 nrnv store.
March 2sfh. $50. --iv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

MN RAILROAD PRosEcr:-A new
:. ;,ro.l comnany was formed this week
~ - Il Mackcy ant others. called me
: Indiana Mineral 6pr!nxs .s' ~ .o,,es
proposes 70 baild road ABOUT ~ ia, 4
in Length, from TAsweli, 10 C s.dss.
county. via French Lick 20 s" ".s.."
Sp,ings. In Martin County, conn comes =
Nackey's l.. Il. q 81. i. ROAD WI" y
II. 4 K. road. II may 10 eui''' ""s
not likely 10 be. in our Judgment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

nTCandidates who are talking OF
running independent will find them
selves woefulIy mistaken when the votes
are counted this fall. Good enough men
have been put forward BY both the Re-
pnbiicans and Democrats tathough the
former did Il In disguise,) aud voters
generally will prefer 10 vote . straight
ticket ~ the election than 10 10 80
much marking - they would othsrwisc
have I. do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

TMarshal Jochim l. tearing open Che
cutters and fixing up the streets IN
Jasper. Some Of them could be paved
20 advantage, now that the admitting
owners have ten years in which 10 pay
for such improvements. West 9Th street.
for instance, would De much more vaIu-
Afr Il u Was paved 80 feet wide from
the court house to DucLart street, aud
me balance handsomely parked or put
ID lawn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

gathered st Mr.. +. ) H"lhs. IN Madison
township. last Satnidas. \" rsmrrrt"ls''
him aud his IT, on ri-sin- The 2,li'
mile post of their married lie, WIS =
large and cnj"sahlc one y not only 'i'
src,a.,t ~ tie grni society present
whi h contained gn,d pe"nlc froui seY;
oral counties. noted t"r their -ocis; quail.
ties but also On account % The s'n'nl
hospitality with which they were enter
tanned. aud The luscious straw berries
fresh picked from the hosts garden
Quite q number Ct handsome presents
| were received
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

The CouRrrR asks tho puei,v A.
iob work. We ere PREPARED 9 c,n y
kinds from business cara % ".sssonat
neatly, promptly ann = Il.
prices. Bring on your WORK
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Highest mark attainable, 100.
The written examinations for the
second session were held on the 9th. 10th,
aud 18th, inst. Evidently. the students
were we'll prepared 70 20 through the
much feared but highly bcneftting or
deal. The results are not yet fully
known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

Tho Rev. Faculty OF Jasper College
have awarded 10 their students the. fol-
lowing marks for general proficiency
and average class merit, for The month
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

uTIn 1890 the newspapers were ahlc
to publish the state 'lenis Of population
ny tie census cnumeratos@ tbs day after
The enumeration was completed, and the
COURIER published The enumeration %
Dubois county. by corporations. the
week after. The New York papova pab-
lished the entire population of,he UBued
States in two weeks after II the in.
structions OF Supervisor Porter are ad-
hered 10, the people will not tc able 20
learn ihe result " the enumeration this
year until the value Of the enumeration
il comparatively destroy ed, ~ be in
s,iuc,s them they must not make u
known 10 the newspapers, until after i
Is Officially complied and published BY
tho census bureau. which is likelv TO be
two or three years. Great j. humbng
and that Is the only caiIn Porter can les
to greatness.
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UIt i no, % te wondercd A thal n.

1It is not TO be wondered at that the
Republican party went into "sec~tt."
alh-bound conspiracy. 10 nominate .
county ticket AZ their Older leader 2
were used 70 such gatherings back IN he
SOS But Il IL surprising that they
should be able 10 hood-wink any Dcmor
cratic farmers, whose Unborn natur6s
must revolt Mt means or IpeAsures AYs'icis
will not bear the. light of pub'iq tneei !
ing. opon 70 frie9ds or toes Scorer poli-
,cal parties never resulted in any good
for liberty loving people, and never
will. "Exacs justire to al men" cannot
bc accomplished WHOM part 81 the men
affected are excIudedtroIn all knowledge
las to how Justice" IL 10 he furthcred Or
encouraged, and a contrary profession ID
Itbe rankest OF political desnagog ueism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-13

TYiss = ~ 6ssvs = e.n.s sassshs. 2 2
- - vieksaanA eishoVa eestDus ge.ulos. ~
SrR.e1s doee noe lDnou, + IN b oosnd shae sn<n
hSriIhip usually bdngs - sheg.ssis9 end easlss
@mnir'nsA Al su<k simes !" Fish bssea 49,
- - - crpoosi 3 ssnsmy weather. yes ~ ~
n. ~ - vans 8 Poanri 6xches. WAich hseps
~ eosr, ss1dls, pomael, ard ss.tls dr. go CO.
njeseiv snveIcpss ~ 49, eem nesd e 80 ne
Ss~rSSSs - an. \ heepo him warm. Every ssnoe
ddss ~ "a Why shssldn't ycus bevsr g
worthless tnisadoass evsy esnrne aanpeo 49,
" oish nrasd " Trsds D9Mk Dcsy segsE
S,irS a delivcrrd whboue ezlsa cpss- HasdkssAss
- sllusnaaod czsaIosuo 6ea
4. !. TOWN., : ossssN. esssA
June u. lssy-ly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-06
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Hon. i. f. Livingston will address the
people of Meriwether, in GreenvilIe.
April 10.
John 4. Oglesby and Harvey w. Carmi-
chael of Henry county are suggested for the
legislature.
Sanders Walker, of Walton, is mentioned
for the state Senate from The Twenty sew
enth district.
Rev. John G. Gibson. Baptist preacher
of Oglothorpe, may enter the race for con-
gresi in his district
Quitman Press: The Press Is opposed to
Mr.. Livingston for governor, or for any
other office in the gilt of the people.
The result of the town election at Green
vile Thursday was as follows: Mayor, A.
II. freeman; councilmen, r. l.. Winslow,
Cad E. Johnston, Jr., T. j. McGehee, and
Frank Banning.
McDonough Weekly: II you want a
weekly paper don't take the Atlanta Con-
Stitution. 1t has been unfolding Boss Buck
and negro rule. The Constitution is pariah
in the democratic camp Let her remove
the mask and drop where she belongs-into
the Republican party.
The alliance, as body, met at the court
house at Thomson Thursday and nominated,
or Endorsed, the following candidates for
NcDufiie county: s. A. Walker. president
OF toe county alliance, for the House of
Representatives, ana &. II. Ellington for
senator from this district. There were
quite number Of aspirants for the Off ,es.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-06
GEORGIA THRIFT.

At Americas Thomas Guice aud W. F.
Minis have sold to Arthur Rylander the
Minis place on Lee street. The coustdera-
ton was 81, 80. or $50 front foot.
Friday the Columbus street railroad and
dummy line commenced selling monthly
tickets for an unlimited number of rides at
81 each. Up TO that afternoon they had
sold $50 tickets. or about s3G0 worth.
In the Pudding Ridge deal in Dade
county some well known citizens came out
on top. J. II. Sutton and Webb Tatum
made $4,000, J. A. Bennett and Brad
Tatum $1,000 and John p. Bonds $50 900.
The largest brick block in Waycross will
soon be put up on Plant avenue The build
ing nog occupied by Smith & Adams and
John 4. Lott will form part of the block.
The b OcE will he nearly 300 feet front anu
100 fee: deeo. The parties building are the
Masoas, J. 5. Sharp, VIM. Parker and W.
j. Smith.
Mr.. Cccke Of Albany, who owns land in
Lee county along the line OF the Columbus
Southern railroad, has found that his prop
erty is rich in lime. He sent lot of the
rock for analysis, and the report upon its
value was so encouraging that Mr.. Cooke
Is putting up large kiln, and will COM
mence the manufacture of lime All brought
to Albany at present comes from quite a
distance and this will prove a useful and
re Dunerative industry
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-06

lies 5ls953tc, picked shoulders SIC, picked
hams yz4I9Zc. Md6les easier lard dull;
western steam Sc As bid, city IS 95; options
May May d dslysry s. bid April delivery 8 q
5-32d. NS--' -
CHICAGO. April 5.-Trading in wheat was &C
i've ana a strong feeling was developed. The
market vas governed wholly by local Influences.
there being holiday in Europe. A fair outside
business was transacted. Tine market opened
ABOUT the same as Thursdays closing, ruled
firm May advancing 1l4c and July barely lc,
and Sc for July Early in the session attention
seemed conferred in May and July futures, ruling
quiet, sold at &c discount from May prices, but
later July was the most sought after, and that
future advanced TO within &c Of May. The
factor which was OF the most Influence was the
crop reports, which still point to a reduction in
Yield OF the next crop Corn was fairly active
the greater part of the session, but the feeling
was rather firm, although the undertone was
exceedingly nervous, and it took very little TO
start prices up or down. The market opened
active, with an easier tone, but there was very
good buying. and when wheat started up corn
followed, but reacted some, rallied. ruled steady
ana closed a shade better than Thursday. Oats
were quiet aud steady and without important
features. A fairly acave trade was reported in
mess pork and prices ruled 5l7Skc higher,
closing steady. Trading in lard was fairly ac-
tive, and prices ruled rather easy early but
soon advanced 215G5c, with good buying by
LEGAL operators. Quite an active business was
transacted in short ribs. Prices on the whole
range advanced 7IS910c, closing steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
firm and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 70
Q793sc, No. 2 red wheat 79019Ssc. Corn-No
x S0c. Oats-No. 2 2202214c. Mess pork a.
$40 50. Lard at SO l2I9 Short ribs IS $50
III. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 900
90: Short clear sides, boxed, SIS 50Ge5 50.
Whisky 81 O2.
Leaning tut rss ran red as follows:
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MEMORANDA.

New York, April 3-Arrived, schrs Isaac N
Kerlin, Steelman, Satilla River, Co.; Anna V
Lamson, Anderson, Savannah.
Cleared schr Normandy, Rivers, Fernandina.
Newcastle, April ARRIVED, bark Atlantic
Ger, Glass, Savannah.
Barbados March 9-Arrived. brig Alice (Br),
Baxter, Jacksonville.
Demerara, March 10-Arrivd, sehr Jennie Par
ker Br), Finley, Fernandina; 18th, Marion Hill,
Armstrong, do.
14th, in port, schr Carrie Bell, Mclean, from
Fernandina.
Port Spain. March 14-In port. brig Edmund
(Br), Burns, from Fernandina.
Bath, Me- April 3-ArriveI, schr Nellie j
Crocker, Croker. Darien.
Boston, April 3-Arrived, schr Alena Covert,
Charlson, Apalachicola.
Brunswick April 3-Cleared, bark Agder(Norl,
Tobiassen, Rotterdam.
Norfolk, April a-Sailed, schr John Rose, Key
West.
Philadelphia. April 3-Arrived, schr Zimri S
Wallingford, Higbee, Savannah.
Perth Amboy. April 3-Arriyed, schr Eta II
Lister, Mason, Georgetown, S G.
Pensacola, April 8-Arrived ship Northumbria
tBr), Robinson, Rio Janeiro; barks Lainetar
RUS. Lame, Kings Lynn; Saro Calno Utah, Ge-
nara, Buenos Ayres; Vedova r Utah, Razeto,
do; Rock City (Nor), Stangebye, do; Vikingen
lNor) Hannested, Liverpool; Wellamo (Rus),
Lindqvist, Glasgow.
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Your Moneys Worth Every Time.

Go to "1he Famous" for Easter suits aud
straw hats for yourself and boys / have
the goods you want, and for less money
than anybody will sell you. All wool
cheviot suits as low as 81, SIS, 50. $40, s12.
My 81 suit is as good as you will find other
houses will charge you $40. In real fine
clothing for business or dress, you will find
''1He Famous" as reliable as any house in
the country, and it don't take a COW and
calf las the saying Isl to buy fine suit of
THE Famous" Ny aim is to supply the
best at a reasonable price. Boys and chill
dren's suits in great variety. II you are
looking for bargains, or as much for your
money as anybody can give you, you must
go to 'Ihe Famous" las Broughton street,
one door from corner Whitaker, Savannah,
Ga.-Adr.