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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
The HYerExro TREATMENT Or
CONSTELLATION AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA

Sir Andrews the English professor believes that I'm
the vast majority OF constipation be
fully by following the simple rules stated
below without the Of other medication.
4. On flrst waking in the morning. and. also. IL
necessary. going 20 bed at night take teaspoon
full the imported Carlsbad SIrude salt
solved In tumblerful ~ water ChAlf pint, cold
hot.
.. On rising take a cold or tepid sponge hath fol-
lowed 10y hr1sk and general toweling.
3. ClOthe warmly and loosely that there 10 tso
construction about the waite.
4. Take three simple but liberal meals daily.
3. Avoid pickles. spices. curries, preserved proyt-
sions, pies, pastries che lams dried fruits nuts
all coarse, hard and indiee-be foods taken with .
view Of moving the bowels.
Beware Of heap limitations Use only the genuine
imported CARLSBAD Srrude salt. which has the seal u
the city Of Carlsbad ana the signature Of .Esner a
HENDERSON Co, sole agents. Barclay ST.. New lork.
every bottle. 81.
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Suspected nj Daring Robbery.

CHICAGO, Dec. ls.--Chss Warrington and n
unknown companion, who are suspected Of
completely in the daring robbery that was COM
mitted at Alerton's stock wards packing house
a few weeks ago, were captured by central ssa-
ton detectives last might after an exciting
chase. Warrington WAS shot In the groin and
seriously wounded before he would surrender.
close contact with the muZzle az a six-shooser
that he threw up his hands and surrendered.
Warrington was taken 60 the county hospital,
where he was left in charge OF an ofhoer
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CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-For some months pas,
the railroad switchmen in all of the larger
cities of the northwest, outside of Chicago,
have been agitating for an advance in wages to
parity with those paid in this city. As a re-
suit Of the general grievance committees OF the
Chicago and Northwestern. Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
and Illinois railroads were called to this city
some days ago, since which time they have
been in conference with the officials. The
result is that q general advance i'm wages has
been agreed on. In the larger cities this
amounts to IS per month. In the smaller towns
the advance has not been fixed, but il viii be
somewhat less.
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Senator Sherman for Governor.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia Herald special from
Columbus, Ohio, says: The suggestion of the
name of Senator John Sherman in connection
with the gubernatorial nomination has met
with number of strong Endorsements, and the
more the subject is discussed the stronger
becomes the sentiment that Mr.. Sherman should
be the next republican candidate for governor.
1t was learned yesterday that number of old
leaders in the Foraker wing Of the party are
not at all favorable to the nomination Of Maj.
Mckinley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

BOWLING GREEN. XIV. Dec. ia fearful
freight collision occurred here yesterday, in
which three men were killed. A special and
regular freight crashed into each other through
a misunderstanding Of orders The special va~
going at such a rapid rate that IL and the en-
gine with which IL coilided dashed q mile mp
the track before they stopped. John West
fireman. was instantly killed and VIII Coleman.
engineer. Was % badly crushed that he died
Nat Potter. brakeman. was also killed and four
box cars loaded with freight were dashed %
atoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

wAusAu, wm, Dee. ls.-rhe saie Of the %
callsd water reserve lands In northern wiscon-
dn dos not begin until tomorrow morning,
bat q O'Clock last night about one hundred
and Afty men, With papers al made out end
equipped WITH peoviions and BLANKETS, made 9
rush Tor positions In ths court house square, %
- 70 b lrst In hns when TIE olacs opens q {
O'Clock tomorrow morning. There b great sx.
sitsasnt heFs end special police have bssn
sworn In - peoserve order. Every trofn 4
bringing crowds Of land hnntsss, 81 thoso +
much f6ag q tEouble Tomorrow.
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MARRIED..

DCyALL-BI-AlR. On "Wednesday, December IL.
ltr,O. by the Rev. 7. q. Adds. "a. NELSON n. DU-
VAIL. of this city and GEORGE W. BLAIR Of
Milliamsport. I'D. No cards,
LANE,BUNlEA. on Thursday, December II.
s.sl. at the Parsonage OF Waugh NJ r. Church. by the
Miss EVA NJ. BUNAEA, both OF Nnshinston ID C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

An Ugly CoUGH, even when Il appears deep
seated. can be slleyiated, IL not Immediately re-
moved 10y Dr. ID. Jayne's ENpectorant, q popular
ANA lOng-established remedy for Bronchial and
Asihmatic Affections, and for nifty years an APP
proved helper for all Lung Complaints.
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Forefatbcr-. hay An Rosfou.

BosroS, Dec. l9.-"Forefathers' day" Vas
celebrated by the Congregational Club with =
banquet in Music Hall last night, where covers
were laid for $40 guests. Speeches were made
10y Gov. Brackett, Rev. DIR. Grifhs, President
Merrill Of Amherst College. Rev. DIR. Alexander
Mckenzie OF Cambridge and others.
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OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. l9.-At II o'clock last
night FIRE was discovered in the four-story fac
tory building Of the Banderob 4 Chase Furniture
Company's works and in two hours the i'm
mense structure was complete wreck. Loss,
SIS, 600; insurance, $4,000 Two hundred men
are thrown out OF employment and il Ii con-
built here.
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Every Penn.y,van,. Mine A9~~s>d

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. l9.-At the session Of The
United Mine Workers yesterday the strike ~
Irwin was unanimously Endorsed. The nev
scale viii probably be made public today and
will. il Is expected. Affect every mine IN Penn
sylyania.
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The Catch Of . German ses,cr.

VICTORIA, Be, Dec. l9-The German sealing
schooner Adele, which arrived from the Behr-
ing sea on "Wednesday and which was seized for
unlawful sealing has four hundred skins. The
crew reports two raids made on the island Of
1t. Paul, where seals were gathered in thou
sands.
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BRoscHIrrs CURED.

BRoScH1r1s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.
l40 CENTER ST. NEW YORK,
June p. 1888.
The winter after the great fire in Chicago con-
:racted Bronchial Affections and since then have been
Obliged to spend nearly every winter south Last No
venber was advised to try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPHosPHITEs. and to
my surprise relieved at once. and by continuing
use three months entirely cured gained flesh and
strength and was able to stand even the blizzard and
attend TO business every day.
T. G. CHURCHILL
Sold BY all Druggists. oc1
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A Csrrespondent's Fstal Fan.

SAx FRAxcIsco, Dec. NV. J. Cunning
special correspondent Of the Chicago Inter.
Ocean, Who was on Q trip around the world
vas found dead in the hallway Of = Montgomery
street lodging house early yesterday morning
It ID supposed hefsn down stairs in an apoplee-
dc At
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ToxAro F1o.
A mild laxative for ouastipatjoa- 4 sovefsien
Eemedy for dyspepsis. Tomato rig = . fru1 ed
neeetable Laxative. superior to any renedy nov On
any smerKsncy, i cofsectp duggisA habit q the
time nom business' fmnroyes ths hsSifS = -
sexes, youne and Old.
Tomato ftg givss tone and stssagth 10 TIE ltvR,
kidneys and bowels and q ona Of tie no del1gAtful
md saeettye purgsttves nov beecse The puh1c. Fog
ol7-ams AslftSorS "a.
titsIs I've fiIls g mail O. booSsosSs sSs.
NO QH1ISf4As AND new YEARB TABL.R
the wo.h-renov1ed appse,sr. q szsoaits 1eyx: -
vnSo a counteg1o2knL u9DAQ
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GETTING TIE BABY To SLEEP.

Young husband-Anita. my dear. for the last forty
minutes You haze been walking and ckinx the baby
AMI mubinx by Oily which presume. Is SPECIES Of
incantation snpplication TO Morpheus. II seems
70 that have gotten hold of the wrong CHARM
When Grasty. the Puser wants 20 wake people up-he
cant sleep after reading his advertisements They
worry ne because feel onnient that have been
paying too much for Furniture. China, Glass he
impatient Tor the iiornin9 want to rush up
there and the goods he advsrtises. Just listen
Ant. Extension Table n Is I've Ird So; xix Sold
1i2 "a: Walnut Chsiaber suite, ga - Mirror 24x.O
VERY Handsome Oak Suite Mirror 40xO, French
plate "a sold elsewhere 80 and $40; Solid Osk
D-sz p~On ioge- and shelf below. 81; Roll Top do.
o.. 30 very handsome Oass.al2 to so, Fine High
back OAK Dninx Chair patent seat = and u ~;
low R.kers. :. styles 81 20 sl0; Plush Rockers
with cshion -. a - 70 slI bite Fur Rugs e. 80
(Eo NAL sEpeD. 20 styles of Wasbstand Sets
stock. from 81 - 20 4i9..yo; 20O English Decorated
Is. sets rum s..ts 10 $40; 100 Dinner sets. from
g1ie :. foi Clear Crystal Tumbvrs,1 for 15r Zine
ID yes Ostock At selling prices. Everything
baArkesi IN pain n<ures. No secrets.
Ne don sell anything cost unless out Of
dainase don't pay for this advertisement for the
fun of n We know thai Offering the cash buyer
OF washington psyine Inducements and ne want your
white or eoiored rich OF poor GOOD % bod You viii
Ind every pleasant except ovefcrowded house.
Don't read this card and AAy, Oh that's All rush but
come and 80 You soau not b Disappointed. Only
enc
saA iSiS |. . sss Y Nv
FURNITURE. CARPETS. CHINA &C.
d19 CHEAP FOR CASH.
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FLowxns AND PLANTS
WIN brighten your home as veil q your ffisnds dur
Esu1royn plant INEXPENSIVE - is. viii fulnll its
have nov q my nsv store kzys sasortmsnA a
xslsfo1n R.sts aad r.lme, Dssesasas, 0sosons,
efse-c3eO Cut Flowers. Alao Nasso, aan9ing and
SsRE $500, !ssdiassss &c.. Be- An suitable sss
3. sfuDER. s,Uriss .sA pses.sos.
o6A o36 q. n. y.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
As our expenses the lowest we are able to quote
the following prices:
foo WILL FIND IN
STRAsBURGER'S PLUSH GOODS DEPARTMENT
% dozen Plush Autograph Albums, with nickel trim
mngs. at esc., worth 81.
3 Handsome Hand-painted Wall-pockets. at 90c..
worth sl,S
Plush Toilet Cases at "a. 40, worth %. and many
''''' ~ -'"'A AA' oA'"AsN' oA'e'
AZ
The best assortment and lowest prices in gold. OH
msn,,on anu 1"'' 0'iA '"''s''' Among 0'ner' We
dozen Gloria sflh. 28-inch. gold or natural-wood
dozen sun Gloria Umbrellas, o.,ai..d h.pd,e. q.
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Ok AL SIDES


Ayers Pills commended % the best regulator os
the liver. stomach and bowels. Or. Thomas Cooners
Of Center Bridge. p. says: ''Havins long nd
Aysrs Pulls with good results. esn csuadensiy rsc-
ommcnd them shove all others." Dr.. Geo. p Spencer
Of Unity. H., writes: ~ consider Ayers Pulls far
superior csshsic to any sAss furnished by the
pharmacopeia."
After suffering for eight ysan from ehills md
fever with only occasional intervals Of rest, was
cured By Ayers Pulls alone. Ny csss bad resisted
treatment with the usual doctors prescriptions and
great number Of proprietary medicines but under the
influence Of Ayers Pills the chils and fever ceased
my liver and stomach were restored to healthy 60
ton and my former good health returned. Ayers
Pills cannot b excelied - . remedy for disorders
caused by malarial poisons "-s. L. Barrow. Gordon
Texas.
For headache. Ayers Pills are the most effective
medicine. "a. Rosiee. Homer NY.
when feel the need OF . cethsrtic, I take Ayers
Pills. and fnd them to b more effective than any
other pills ! ever took. Mrs b. c. Grubb Burvell
vile, Va.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER L CO.. Lowell, Naxs.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicines.
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(Ffrst floor, 10th st. eXtension.)
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
COLORED BORDER LUNCHEON SETS.
We wish TO call your attention to q recent pur.
chase in these goods, in the following sizes and
prices, including all the new colorngs and de-
signs:
Backyard Cloth and dozen Doylies to match.
Plain fringe.
81. o. and 81. 80 per SET
2x2h-yard Cloth and l dozen Doylies to
match. Knotted fringe.
--S4.5O and o. per set
2x3-yard Cloth and dozen Doylies to match.
Plain fringe.
"a. 50 and % per set
ex3-yard Cloth and dozen Doylies to match.
Knotted fringe.
SO per SET
Backyard Cloth and / dozen Doylies to
match. Plain fringe.
80 and 81 per sst.-
TOWELS.
large assortment Of Huck and Damask Tow.
els. including oil the new colorings and the de-
signs are unique and original
JIG. each. O. dozen
We have recently received az invoice Of Fine
Quality Huck and Damssk Towels, with plain
and open work colored borders. The colors are
Pink. Light Blue. Dark Blue. Salmon. Copper,
Yeliow:and combinations Of Pink and Yellow,
Red and Blue. Red and Brown, &c.
Price. SOC. csch.-
DOYLIEs.
7x7-inch Fancy Silk Doyliss. In dslicats
shades Of Pink. Salmon. Canary, Old Gold,
Orange, 1t. Blue. Nile Green. 10. Suitable for
toilet mats. finger bowls, &c.
--l5c. each 81 80 dossn.---
PATTERN CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
We are showing line Of Pattern Cloths IN
4yards long.
2xcx-yard Cloths.
-sS each
2x3-yard Cloths.
40 each
2x3x-yard cloths
81 each
2x4-yard Cloths.
--48 sach.-
napkins to match. in lans X sias.
->6 80 and ~ dossn.-
These goods ars Displayed o. . csnsss eounsse
ofthe Linen Department.
They viii make appropriate and useful hoii-
day presents.
tsscOnd aor. 1lsh q. buiidins.,
WOODWARD IorHlpP.
Oo C0ea~ llth snd u. nv.
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DIAMONDS. 10 PER crx4 DISCOUNT.
JEwELRY.
DECEMBER 10TH AND 10th ONLY.
DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT eALR
An Opportunity rarely offered to purchas>
these goods at such Q sacrifice during the holi.
day season Goods marked in plain 6eurss.
Ten per cent discouht allowed frOm inarked
pr1ces- Diamonds bsins the especial feature q
our establishment. the 10 per cent discount We
ere 1ivinT u Q good, sale investment 10 pur-
chassrs OF these ssms worthy Of oarv(ul con
JACOBS BROTHERS,
LoodeU In Diamondn.
o1BsS LIN n. ave.
win v. q rAppAx. sot A ~ Z skwxIs1
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OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRIsTMAs.
Tomorrow the last day for our
UMBRELLA SALE
It's . GOOD one. and II you are thinking Of sivins
Umbrellas away take advantage OF II.
THE MONUMENTAL.
HosrEnY MAKES EareAsr Passrsrs,
Especially Fins Fancy Hosiery. and We have a,
immense stock-iust what you win want and what viii
be acceptable Silk Hosiery in such variety you
have never seen. We are also selling As . special
offering
So PURE SILK HOSIERY. in all colors best quality,
1t d. %.
ALSO FOR TWO HOURS TOMORROW.
FROM 10 TO le ONLY.
CHILDREN's MERINO HOSE.
We sold thsm at DC. but there only sises ls-
2, ~. 4. 81
For these two hours they goas
12hc.
leHc.
l21sc. pair
Not more than two paiTu to amy one customer.
THE MONUMENTAL.
SATURDAY CAN'T Go By
Without good Glove Sale.
Our best quality Suede Mousquetaires in every
u
larry at *iSa They are a. good as any You ever
bought for $2.25 For tomorrow We oIsr them
At s1.4S.
Warranted and fitted inst the at regular prices
Also 4-tutton Suede Gloves-our 79c. quality
At5Oc.
Soc.
SOC. pair.
Only tomorrow.
We also have . small odd lot-about 8 dozen-of
4button SUICIDES. which marked Csc. They also
goin
At Soc.
These two bargains will make this the biggest Glove
day in our history
But don't let thefact slip your memory that we have
every style Of Glove for both ladies' and gents AL
typical MONUMENTAL prices.
THE MONUMENTAL.
A Two HounS SALE In HAsDkEn-
CHIEFS
Soc. Ladies' Fine Embroidered silk Handkerchief for
TWO HOURS ONLY.
10 to 12 an.
At 25c.
PC.
25c.
Not one after 12 O'Clock and only three to any one
customer.
Gents Large Size Heavy Silk. 2-inch Navy Blue
borders. the latest thing.
Marked &C..
At 4Sc.
4Sc.
4Sc.
For tomorrow.
Also Gents SOC. Colored Bordered Pure Silk Hand
kerchiefs
At Bic.
Sic.
Sic.
THE MONUMENTAL.
SPECIALS In Fancy BAGS
A cheap as well as good and useful present.
Fine Ooze Calf Bags that we sold at 75c for tomor-
row at
4Sc.
4Sc.
4Sc.
Extra values in Pocket Books and Purses from 19c.
up to the very finest at 80 80 and q apiece.
THE MONUMENTAL.
ABOUT That SALE Or
So B's + &c :? 4 4 s s. f. Is:
Cc6 ILL VOo" AA ( * ssss =. -
Understand it. we have not selected few garments
out of our stock and marked them down, but you
come here tomorrow. select any Garment, Jacket,
to A., and our stock is completeness itself. Take
p PER CENT OFF
% PER CENT OFF
The marked price and the garment is yours This Is
exceptional offer when you take into consideration
the extreme low prices at which Coaks are marked
originally.
W. Go FURTHER Than TINS
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r AIDES Coats AND RIDING HABITS MADE
~ afser the --latest rssap yiss; pssls.s d. nd art
RECEPTION dresses . spscialty. n A. HOFFMAN,. -
1oeA q y. olSlv
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WOODWARD & LorHsop.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER n 1soo
~Ns tarsse speeia. attention ~ gentlemen
to our complete ossortmsnt u Plush and Fur
Cssrts0s Rsbss and exets spsetsisyr
BLACK JAPANESE WOLF ROBES.
ONLY ss RAcH.--
WE BEG TO REMIND OUR CUSTOMERS
THAT THE BEST TINE FOR SHOPPING
FROM NOW TO CHRISTMAS WILL Re
EARLY IN THE MORNING AND LATE IN
THE EVENING, THE STORES REMAINING
OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK Pm AND
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED BIZ RLEC-
TRIO INcANDEscENT LIGHTS.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
STELLA sHAwLs.
We have on consignment choice collection
Of Fine STELLA sHAwLs. with real India
borders. which We srs nov Offering at lss than
cost Of importation.
Prices range from
--s65 to &l60 each
Arars chance to secure bargain in one Of
these beautiful shawls.
Third floor, 18th street building.)
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
Is THERE ANYTHING MORE ACCEPTABLE,
Our stock of Umbrellas SURPRISES anything in
magnitude and variety ever before offered by NJ
and we believe it is unparalleled.
The materials are
SILK.
GLORIA CLOTH,
HELvETIA CLOTH.
And all the latest cloths popular with Umbrella
Makers. Handsome natural" sticks and gold
and silver mountings. The following figures
will give you some idea Of our stock:
5000 26nch Helvetia Cloth. fancy metal
neonS. Soc.
5000 26-inch Helvetia Cloth. natural
SUCKS Glib
1000 2S-inch Gloria Cloth. natural sticks Sl.35
1000 26-inch Gloria Cloth. hes. natural
sticks. including the ever-popular Ger
man Wecksel wood, twisted oaks and
and other rustic sticks. .S2.00
1000 26-inch Gloria Cloth. fancy metal
heads. including case and tassel ...... s2O0
Also large stock Of Imported Gloria Cloth
and Lyons Silk Umbrellas. with handsome natu-
raj and fancy sticks.
Gloria-s2. 80. 81. s3 80, "a and "a. 80.
snk-$3. %. 80. %. IS. a. "a. 80 and o.
First floor. 18th st. building.)
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GooDrrA. Russr. Coxp.xr.
500 9TH ST..
WnvHIk LINDSAY. Ns...-

Poos RuBBER eoops am DxAa Ar
AMI PRICE. BUY our s>ooI.p arAr.
GRADE AND you WILL GET rur rr.r
AAoL BEST QUALITY LEArIRR
BETTING A SPECIALITY. 49,
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WOODWARD & LorHsop.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER n 100.

81 We farite speeial sttention ef gentlemen
to our complete ossortmsnt u PfwsA and Fur
Cssrssos Rsbss and ewees sSsetsisy.
90 BLACK JAPANESE YOLF ROBES.
ONLY ss ACa.---
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sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ESTABLISHED 1870. 1t
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This mornings tragedy was a double one, for
it involved the death of Sheriff Webb as well.
The sheriff arrived at the Jail few minutes be-
fore 90 o'clock and was admitted to Jail TO Read $
private apartments. Ten minutes afterward
messengers were running for DR.. Austin. but
when he arrived at the Jail the old sheriff was
dead. Death was due to acute heart failure in
duced by excitement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-17
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah Railway
Scedule in Effect April 21st 1890.
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
Il Standard Time. which is 80 minutes slowea
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No. 36* No. 14.* No. 7S*
Lv Saw. 700 m 1879 m $40 m .......
Ar d LIT ,o,. .''.-'.. 1880 m
Ar Aug. 2:30 p m :. .. - ..,
Ar Char. 1915 p m $50 m 1:01 m ........
SOUTHWARK
No. 15.* No. ass No. 27.*
Lv Char. 7:2Q m 800 p m 400 m ........
Lv Aug. 5000. . 1855 p m ....... ........
Lv AH'dlet :....... 1:25 pm ...... ........
Lv Beuf't 7:43 m 200 p m ........ ........
Ar Say. 1859 m $40 D m 6:44 m 1900.
Daily.
Train No 14stops at all stations between Sa'
vannah and Yemassee.
Train No. rs stops only at Montieth. Harde'
vile, Ridgeland, Coosawhatchie, Green Pond
Trains Nos. 10, IS and Sc stop at all stations.
For tickets Pullman car reservations and
other information, apply to A. S. HAINES
Ticket Agent, % Bull street. and at depot
E. p. McSWINEY, Gen. Pass Agent.
c. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-17
CIIlMNEYS.

Tough and brittle glass
are not SO far apart as black
and white; but they are far
enough apart to make it
worth while to distinguish
between them.
We have not succeeded
yet in making glass griddles
or tea-kettles tough enough
to put on the stove; but we
have succeeded in making
glass lamp-chimneys tough
enough to bear a melting
flame without breaking.
Macbeth & Co., Pitts
nSburgh, make the ''pearl-
- top" chimneys.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-17

The new steamship now being built for
the Clyde line will be placed on the route
between New York and jacksonville in
about five weeks. She will be named the
Algonquin, and will be supplied with all
the modern improvements up to date,
especial attention being paid t 10 speed.
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The $50 p. m. train from Jacksonville is solid
train from Jacksonville to Cincinnati with Pull
man Buffet sleeper, Jacksonville to Cincinnati,
and Pullman compartment sleeper Jack
sonville to Atlanta
the HOO D. IN. train from Atlanta has Pull
man compartment sleepers, Atlanta to Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta to Knoxville.
The $50 p. m. train from Knoxville has Mann
Sleeper Atlanta to Knoxville to Cincinnati
f. NJ. JOLLY, District Passenger Agent.
VIM. JONES, Travelling Passenger Agent
75W. Bay street, Jacksonville Fla.
CHAS n. KNIGHT,
B. W. WRENN, A. G. p. A. Atlanta, Ga.
G. p. &. T. A., Knoxville, Tenn.
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good time. have Ny same Rife yet that
down Barnhill with And Expeks to down
many more if they bother me. / am going
from here to Goldsburo tonight. Address
your peaceful Citizsn when not bothered.
Bob Brewer" The "Out Ragiousn act
mentioned is thought to refer to an accoun
OF the whipping of two negroes at Jesup
whieh appeared in the Brunswick Times a
few days ago, and which whipping never
took place.
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