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For Boys and Young Nen-Ci'y.

T. IsHs school ,,,x oE eHoE;yynI<D AND TYPE
can o. addrt-- JANIS II. IirH
IrRIENDS' SEMINARY. Ruth~rfori Pnee ~ 'i'e
4 Swvy.sauf square. Thirtc'h wear Aca;"ric.
Primary ani Kn1eiearen D.plsnent, sP :,i 4'en. %
psfsory fo Columbia college o foG school, u tchneo ~
No extra charge, Catalogues upon apyAc~Uo-- Op'H'
''N '' TD#ARb A. II ALLEN c. Z. Principal
n, mn PARK COLLEGIATE ~CuooL for boz - %.
4 aga- Humber limited. 'ul .pfp- of i-fr-. i",-
C8 Last 59th.-t ILMIh. j.. PHILLIPS. s.. N.
~ ' Principal
I7NTVrEcfTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1173 Broidway,
u u.ar i2I-f. 53i }.ai. primary. touncr. lal a j
Classical depr1imcut-. NJ II. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN
y C.. HENDE1cF~ON. PrnrIal.
x.,-A.r rXD SCHOOL 1l3 Wet lists. opens oct. l..
w 4 collegiate school i1f boys, mll az dfII5 ne"
cymna,ium. CHI ~TLR DON AiD>',', VI. .
EJI CLASS FOR n0YS. .
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For Young Ladles-Country.

OF ] UUIIK LdUIIlN- OUWIITTJ'
A CHOICE SCHOOL-BIoOAc Han, l0i Rlfls ana young
IA ladies' SM MlIHIN {. SUJKlLID"t, A. NJ,
uiaryafd 6raluatcJ, Media Pa lnraI Ph"lriphia.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLENoOD,
" y. J.-foopcns september %. Preparatory Igi col
lcgc speciality Pupils adm 'tod % Va--af, W. lesley
and Smith on our certificate. ADhLINE W. SVLIsLlNO
CAROLINE NJ. 6Ili;I>II =. Il
n OLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies'
N Bridgeport Conn. A1de.s thr PfinciIl..
Mss EMILY NELSON.
TONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIi.S.-Darlngton
VI Seminary. West Chester. Pa.-Sprlnr term F,b. 8.
Terms $3.50 per year All banchs taught Now gymnasium.
Catalogue. L. DARLINGION, Ph. d. Prin.
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Fnr BOYS and Young Men-City.

4 CLASS FOR BONS.-Iut. .tiuc4.at aud advanced
n. grades; students pi Ii.rl - rur-, a' 49, A.."c
schools and business VI. +. tIlAot - Wet 1D'i--.-
a. S1-fhcr f0f boys af -.i... o. country. 4. :.
AVERY American School Bureau. "''t !rin-', - /.
DEEIITZ SCHOOL oF LANGUAGES. ". @1th-'i;-
ID C0,ver.4t olaI GnowIr4-. 90 Co." tr... flp ra'hf
nal lesson free Bialcic- !-'.sHl. B ,io-, fhli~
4clpha. Wd-lluctou Chicago, Berlin ana f+f-e
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CLNTEAL RAILROAD u AA'A,,JLE9Ll,

CLNTEAL RAILROAD Ot NLW -JLl,oLl,
- FOOT or LlnEGrY -sr. NoE5h q ,I.o LJyEE.
Tn. Iah.r d No''mO'. 10 ieo' ,,,,..h
90 +, n for Pennington. EA,ton B'tnl'hcm. Allen
TOW" e'u N'''n M To-, Iis. H.rateone Eu,on Brth.hcm.
inf Ha'ri-o.fr. Po,t-.te. lAn'qua. Sha"okin. Sun
bury od r- nr.'i ' ia.,on. Brueh.m Allen
toan Nu, CunG Il aiding .mtf rG'J'ylG ,,, c,G;
cl1rS' Wi.,-iar-.. scranton. ltmay NhamoAin.
% % b. 70 !ar e. so,r .irf1i%"a .a %'. l'''a, ,n
cot s' Ee.dnS % o' nati.@qrs ifS@ 5o sc"ia' at 80
r. ZOO sggea,, .n FOR E'''o"' Bethlehem Allen
tow" os 1rd Ma'r' 'sG 1np". for r,ton Bethlehem Allen.
town. ooM Mnae@ caank AID ol,,,,r, n., p,.- oa.,.
a or .s Ed roa, Eo r.iat rSt a. - II [ia r. @ cS
on NO. saday trains do stop at ocean Grove or
A'Fg[' Hsnnouh Beach scabrleh ETC.. at 40 rs.
ne }5 A'.a,ie e Mass"9n and Esr..
a:9o - q, .oo no., NJ. n W. ''' ''V
, "r Sn ran, river and nssnegat 30 10 m. 90
'-H for E Atlantic CITY vneland and nridFcon 80
ror rr.,hod 1870. s15 Ii:l5 a M I :oo' t;io'
10 ,r pl1,h ,rhoy tao 90 si5 10 30 II 10 a m
.oR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
MI, c.nrai r. u. OF NcvI,r-4 Philadelphia and Reading
H. & a. '!' d.,pha at ioo : H. d, 30 If 90 am. 30
100 2,,oo 9c 9 ,o 1 m o? 90 30 CO. 90 D. n.y..
Tor baltimore aud wa-9irstop daiy at 90 ;, 100 CoA-
%T q %T have coan,oa Sa ion Tor Il hadna G lar S9
r',t. ala raror C,r scat, De procured at T. 2ol
ii'b1 i3l Tl- I45th--t Nrw-York; Court-st.. 500
NcmYoG ff,a,fr company VIII call and check
baerage from hot,l o residence.
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Brooklyn.
:, r cATHAKINEle nALL.

:, T. CATIAKTNI-N WNTI-
- Dloo.-au school for Yo,nr Ladir- and ohHdrn 20
yg2 Washington atr BIuYAfn J.. !. ln cAar-' ~ ur
SISTER Jonu the Evangelist Egnor. iIc Bsh9p o
Long Island. It-''t t'rH Do gins frirlu' i. Ir'n
I'u.i, are cnprr.f date o. ,tIalr to "ud 90. school
year. Toms pr amman. lu-.~A. Irnch. German ANA
Ia,lf $3.50 20 800 rr,ptr.- for colleges. BO9rI"r-
limited. Apphrs ons to Dr. made % tc = D. i'r FERN"
for day Iul-. afuum ~ To- 100 o'co dlh' TO class
Kindergarten /, apartment $50 prl anhum.
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panclno Araocmles.

A LFXANDER MACGEEGoH's, los West 5eth-stiTI ST.
- ,ia,sr, in dancing Immediately after the holl-
- ,,nod classes Saturday mOrnne an eary appll-
caon desirable Prs2te lessons any time by appointment
-CARTITE's DANCING ACADEMY. so 5tnsveJ
"A bet 18Th and I4tn ,tsPilyaic ana cass lessons hi
hours WALTZ TIUGHT RAPIDLY. Hans To !et
,,E GAINO TUESDAY and Safurily Afternoons.
~ 543 FIFTH-ANE (4jfh-stD
Other Class, 80 VEST S5Tli- ST
,,ropGr VILLAGES DANCING SCHOOLS. New
u ella forming; chiicrcn ana 'iul'N' 40 ~ ''
jgth-st. , VI. toc,b = Circulars
~ UE OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. 6s West "a.
" Hosea Higgins PROP 9oT an1 e,eRin % gTTfD
Fve pyatc lessons SIS All the fashionable dances taught
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of tho

l Secretary. Washington. D. C.. Jan. 2oh. ls90-Ths
senate " the United states having the l6th Instant
adopted concurrent resolution that the secretary Il
the Treasury j. hereby requested not 20 mako any
lease Islands OF -. Paul and St Grorgr IN tho
Territory Of Alaska for the purpose ot taking fur sea-
thereon and % postpone all action IN rai thereto until
February 10th. $500 notice l. heehy given that the
Secretary II the Treasury will pos po1c all action unde and
bV OF advertisement published bN MIN tn Naro :
newspaper, barring date of December 2th, 1859 Tor 'pro.
posal> for the privilege OF taking fur seals the islands
~ -. Paul and St George. Alaska untl twelve ococ K
Of the twcntyst day of February 1890 and To the
extent of change dates forth. the said
notice for proposals I, hereby modified. WILLIAM
WINDOW. Secretary.
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pANJo and GUITAE taught 10 twenty private lesson.
ID with without The tt ~ nofc. IL ~ =. DOb'
son. 1870 Broadway. between 32i and 5Sd ots
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Apartments Go fet
fotels.
Dublic Notices.

NJ Office l. HEREBY GIVEN by the Em-
~ poyers' Liability AS,utance Corporation Limited.
~ London England that Nj. II. 4. NJ .ad. OF Drtros
McbIcan i, no longer the said corporal ION.
January 49, 1890. ENDICOTT 4 MACONlBER.
Managers and Attorneys.
Il E-.f.u
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.r Dri. ,rT'IFNT. Onrc

= T. D.. W.T. 'IfNI. tlllcc
L. Sn,ef,l.inr Surgeon General Marine Hospital Ser
,.-.. Wa-IIl.f0i - e.. Ituuar. .t $500 sealed pro-.
o-a. ,, received ~ t- Orc" until noon o. THURSDAY,
t.rI,t a. l-.O furnish drugs and n' dieal supple,
loYa- Ar fo. tlr o thr - tur Hospital service at
Washington -. &C. durnr tn' r,ra year ending Jun" 80
$500 ~.duic and fr Dor lnfaf alton may De- obtained
ulon apIIrifiDu to uc und r-."ud. lh" right J., r-
..r..d h. waive ui0rnt'-. sId O. 't any o. nll pro
io-4l-. JOHN o. HAMILTON, supervising SURGEON
Gr..r1l. Il. u. =.
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THE HOLLYWOOD HUIEL,
LONG BRANCH,
Is now open for Winter months For ACCOMMODATIONS
address pnrnrRICK HoEY,
or apply to II. II. GATES, 80 Broadway
the NEW EVERETT,
.oco,,,;nn IacMS"SvHEoMnE', Eon ,.to gbS GUESTS.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET.
SAVANNAH. GA
THE DE- SOTO.
Tbis new and magnificent motel VIII open January ist
1880. Through Nc,tbutd u1ins nom Nc~- iorh Niv'
For particular terms &C. address the prqprStos'
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
"CHAIN.r
yEDADO. HAVANA, CUBA.
u..h ~ Restaurant Par.s" No IA O'Reilly. Havana
Sit c,. LOtcl VII De opened January lst. lsSO
mi, new tstADshment oGtro U Mercnahts
and Tourists all the modern sha o. Dras
~ co. and dOs rooms, spacious haIIs ioi paFes'
tlNilon- magthcent R1rirn- rt; elc. anu 80, ''H
''-''"' EDWARD CHAIN. PROPRIETOR
wINYAH HOUSE. A~IEVILLE. " c.
China tic resorts for nydids sGftTlhg rom
49, br.t Fine hotel ana nrstc.ass sanAriun Opentor inc
WINTER
Dr,vuI.Rsr ATLANTIC CITY y. J.. NOw OPEN
'n N' JAMES MOOD.
"I II" ~" JJiCKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
American pan.
4. W. DIETER, owner. ,rptpr u.r.s.,
THE VICTORIA"
sAEATOttA SPRINGS. y. "
TT-.t the a.
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Musical instruction.

EJ2 CLASS FOR ROYS.
MI.3 4 RETCHUh.
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,ew-.orI January in 1870
rf".Hf In

- pLCI\L INDICEMENT~ Last week. il
- will Iay tpallc. sour order wlh o. ior FOR carpet
H. lis Sid. .r.bi.- ,taud.. ANDREW LISTERS SONS.
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AQUEDTCI COMM ~SlONLKS' or ICE.
IOOtl -ua. sim Altl d. lLrlN",
.SU bAOAlNAl. NINA Dih. ,.oo
N.v-NOl4. January 10th, 1890.

-o0 LLOAlN ~. >h".l .lh,;, ,soo
TO CONTRACTORS.
Bd- or proposals 20. building am ,arih ana W.ronI
cam Reservoir "N. "u ilr I.'"- t''.I I''. NM,
-...,r Iia. Norh ~.... Mr-' hester '"uhit'
N-r- Yo.s WITH .a,-lo.-, and other a9pnftri'n'' -
..Ii fr f. sp.rl.eI T. of ruufri. ahd -Irlha
tons ou l1 t.r o1-" @" ri" AZ 'tu' comm
,,I Doc received lf this oiee uuf 3 ocut" p' i %" O
u..rv ,jh letO aL wli.u plsrr and i''i ih.F WlI r
,u..I. 0..r,I fy.t.. Nqg,iu.t toutI--o''r4 ana if
tg "a f,, dom. -ld wor rll b. mad. lf tad tomui-
-toner- a- -onr f.t---f'. I1--INr. i'I. I. ~
,onfrl.t ana -rH..Hs Off, ' r.inf 900 b"- vi l',f'
.,t f-,,.. ... .... u. u.e .. o..f. 600 h' "i1i-i
, o., Y.. ... . fr. Auu.dl.f -.lourl,, on APP
'' l.v o-i.r o, t.c Aq..dg.t oor.rN N.iog"r..
JAMES g. DUANE. Pr -ident
.COMMIs,IONII,~ of THE SHINING FUND OF TIE
CITY Of 81 NY nih.
TpC pCoNIEACroEo.
PROPOSALS TpG IJE.I~iI>', MAIEEl ~ ANH
P.EIOlNiINs WOtt - liiL il:.! ,'N. n ~"
toupi..IID< Of IffT Nf.N CRIMINAL. Gov ~
n-Ii.nIN Nn rJ I;,JANr Io CHAPTER 8.L LAWS
OI 1851.
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IcGrhers.

TUTORS gOyerneases. professor ScSocl ci
n L.urhr-. supplied schools ana Itil!t'. SSN11ir
-n,.s flr uareut-. Nioi.In language 9Oonch
COYRIERE. 81 +. l7th-st, bet 4tLsFe. anu bios1"''
4 ~BI.sT TEACHERS American and Foreign SqppHnfrfp
"A ~ II L.,clss iu all l0cdItr. no charge Ii-ACH
It,S N A%TED. g.. fr rcslsttdichi iotin 10
l. AVERY. American Schooi bureau "eS' i'''''~'
urRICbN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
n supple, Professor, igaG2ers Iu'o' 1npig 10
Mi, NJ. /. YOUNG-FULTON. 20 Ihioh S9uaie,-
n nIVNTE TUTOR.-A EVERETT STONE iYalel 20
L last 52d-st Special success, ~ Goa ihg i9r eAsn.
,tons seven boys prepared for college last year
,.,.,,,- 7rt. ,ctiF.~- AGENCY. O.stah fSsOD
Sirrli,- school witt scher- teac. err WI.
W d. KERR Manager. lo Aator Ilaee, Ns@- olH,-
yXONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHEkS BO & KEAO 90. 10.
W both sexes, supplies prole,,oio ip,oto1e Hc b.
coilcro~ schools and also hooAAeeper' S"nos'@
rbcrS and copr'.'s 20 business nrm' ~. c,-
I"us" q l. WERNER 200 5thavcs New-York Cly.
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Concerning Your wanta

Inc "one cent a word" column of the
MORNING NEWS places advertising within
the reach of every one who has ANYTHING ~
sell or wants anything. Advertising shovs
'arilV ana enterprise. and fer the small sum
e al 70 oc cents you can demonstrate that YOU
are possessed OF those very necessary re0,,i-
sites to success in life. The MoRyTN1 NJ,
GlrculaTes everywhere, reaches evervhodv
read oy rich and poor alike, has thonss NJ .
newspaper. ' any o1ner
~ WIN print your advertisement. If TX
o moros or less, for Is cents, and charge Won
trls cent Tor each added word. There is no
rnout 70 calculate what your advertise
tiSipC va" .ono cost you. II you have an adver-
you you can telephone your advertisemsnt" p
telephone is 364. e0' oince
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spa1nar1ELp,s GALA DAY.
. Rsd-letter Time for the Alliance
men and the Military.

Rad-letter Time for the Alliance
men and the Military.
rrba FAinpham county alliance and the
.-.;l,.a-v had a red-Ietter day at spring
field ON the Fourth. The crowd Is Vari-
orsIv estimated at from two to three
tbonsand- None put the figures less than
. ooo cd rrobably 2. 500 would be nearer
~,erro,ximation. The people were tnere
rom ali over the county and from aoJa-
A,nonc those who went up from Savan-
- -rara Col. w. w. Gordon and AdJt- A
r Iawton, Jr., of the Fifth Georgia cay
airy. Capt. G. b. PriUchard, Sergt u II, %
Foye. Corpl. D. B. Morgan and Private w.
w Gordon, Jr., OF the GeorglA h1seoi e
Mai G. NJ. Ryals and q. A Keller, Jr'' VI
Wogteith accompanied the party.
Adit Iawton inspected the Scrlven
Troo1 mounted and the E6ingham hus-
sars dismounted, the former troop showing
nm the best In arms and equipments. capt.
Pritchard. under orders Of Gov. Gordon,
examined the newly elected ofhcers OF the
Efingham HusSars, and they passeu d in0SS
creditable examination.
After the inspection and examination
Mr. Hunnicutt of Coweta addressed the
alliance in a set speech Of two hours on
alliance subjects, when a basket dinner was
served. which was one of the finest spreads
ever set in the county. Ice cream was
served, and the lemonade was plenGlIui
and served to keep the crowd cool, the par,
rels being replenished as FAST as theV Sno"eu
signs of becoming shallow.
After the dinner there was tilt between
teams of five, one from the Etingham Illus
sars- captained by Capt. Morgan. and the
other from the Scriven Troop, commanded
hv Can't. Brewer, the Effingham Hussars
winning by a score Of 20711a out OF a posi-
bic 800 to 14715 by the Server Troop. The
Judges we're Col. Bird, Capt. Groover,
Sergt. Mai. Cassels, Sergt. ID. b. Foye,
Corpl. d. B. Morgan and G. A. Keller,
Jr.
The prizes were presented by Sergt. Foye
in a felicitous way. The prize to the win
ming team was $15 and Lieut.. Berry OF the
Fffingham Hussars carried off the individual
prize of IS on a score of 4912 out OF a posi-
bic 60.
Capt. Brewer Of the Scriven Troop ex-
pIsined that only one man in his troop had
had any previous experience IN tl!ting, out
that all of them were good riders The
deficiency in saber exercise, which scores
the highest, lost the tilt to the visitors.
Capt. Brewer said, however, that his boys
propose to practice and give the Hussars
another contest. Those who witnessed the
tilt say the boys from Scriven ride like
centaurs, and some OF them rode down the
line in eight seconds.
The Savannah delegation say they were
treated royalty, and that no such an enjoy
able occasion has ever been known ii
Efingham county as the gathering and its
events at Springfield last Friday.
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tndcates trace. 1Incnes and hupdredths
'No' FITZGERALD. Observer Signal Corps.
READ about the EIectropoise in special
notice column this issue. ADJ.
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A SELECT consignment of fifty fine single
"A and double lounges of all styles just re-
ceived, TO be sold at manufacturing prices at
EMPIRE BARGAIN COMPANY'S.
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THE FOLLOWING
SaCkViIle Lots
n
Arb OFFERED At PRIVATE SALE

$50 lots in East Ward 95 osin Middle Ward and 43 in West
Ward, Ranging in Price from $40 to $500 per Lot In
East Ward the Wood alone will Pay for the Lots Easy
hauling; special advantage for any selling wood.
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A LABAsTINE-Beau your homes with
"A ALABASTINE, you can get nothing
better One package, lbs, will cover so square
yards two coats. A. HANLEY, Sole Agent.
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nR. ULMER'S Celebrated Healing Ointment
~ cures wounds, sores, cuts insect bites, etc.
price only 10 cents, and superior to others at
ten times its cost.
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NJ B.-Take your prescriptions to McCauley
W. & Co., Drayton and New Houston Prices
enced graduate Of pharmacy. Telephone 484
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perature. rs
The hight of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time
was g. feet-a fall of GA feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty four hours
ending D. m, July 5. 1890, 10Th Meridian time.
Observations taken at the Same moment Of
time at all stations.
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LEATHER GOODS.
NeidIinger & Rabun

COLE AGENTS for HoYT'S SHORT LAP
- LEATHER BETTING, REVERE RUBBER
sCOMPANY'S GIANT STITCHED BELT.
Dealers In SADDLES, HARNESS and MILL
SUPPLIES.
Savannah. Georgia
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DOR Whooping Cough use DIR. ULMER'S
Il Whooping Cough Remedy and Embroca
ton. Price Csc. per bottle.
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BOARDING.

u OARDING-Wanted couple for large
ID southern front room, No. 200 South Broad
street
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A LABASTINE can be used same as kalso-
~ mine with better satisfaction. ANDREW
HANLEY, sole agent.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or
more, IN hfs column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. CGah tn Advaacs. saoA
INSERTION --
Everybodv who has drv sodnt 20 ssvp,y,
anything TO buy or sell, any business o~
GoconuodatsOnst to secure; indeed, any ,1i.h
10 crafty should advertise is Ghfs ooI.sr.-s
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w HEN your clothing gets too bad 10 wear,
w and too good to throw away, you can
have it cleaned, repaired, braided, dyed, re-
modelled, altered TO suit your taste. at S.
WHITE'S. corner Jefferson and State streets.
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Partly cloudy, with possibly
occasional showers
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7 Special forecast for Georgia:
RAIN Local showers in eastern, fair in
western portion. variable winds,
cooler in central portion, station
airy temperature elsewhere
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca. July 8, $780, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years:
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SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ENOR throat and lung troubles no remedy con
Il compare with DR- ULMER'S Tincture of
Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf.
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FOR SALE

I AROCHE & SON offer 100 acres OF land on the
l. White Bluff road and 100 aces on the
Waters road; both very near city limits.
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TOR RENT, house Is Jones street, near Price,
Il containing nine rooms; kitchen and bath
room attached. j. E. FULTON.
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BOARDING STABLE.-Healthiest, coolest;
ID best conditioned stock in city; roomy box
shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason
able board, or will rent stalls; we have more
room than other stables combined. Personal
attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
TeleDhOne 25f
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLA
NOR RENT, fine line of dress suits. A.
L GETZ, the Tailor, jefferson street.
NOR RENT, warehouse ON River street., for.
Il merly occupied by Aftesian Ice Company.
Apply TO Y. G. BELL Business Office. Morning
News
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RKN T

EOR RENT, small house, 1854 Duffy, near
Il Whitaker; inquire 23S Barnard.
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NOR RENT, residence n jefferson street.
IL second from Liberty, in good order, with
all modern improvements; large yard, suitable
for manufacturing purposes or for a party in
the dray business, opening On both Stone and
Jefferson streets d. b. LESTER.
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THE weather has been warm, but McGilis &
l. Rustiu and their large force of workmen
have been pressed with work filling orders from
city and country. A great many citizens of
Savannah have found out where to furnish
their houses at less cost and In a more elabo-
rate manner than elsewhere, hence every pro-
fession and occupation is represented on Nc
ellis & Rustin's books. We haye now 500
Window Shades at Soc each-Greatest Bargains
ever heard Of. Also an elegant line Of Engrav-
ings and Pastels Paintings, ETC. Come and see
u.s. We sell at summer prices. McGILLIS &
RIJSTIN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LABASTINE-Yo will save money by using
~ ALABASTINE. Does not crack or peel
of. gives fine finish and will not change its
color. ANDREW HANLEY, Sole Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-26
RECEIVER
The Oregon Improvement Com
pany in Trouble.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS
The Appointment is Made and at the Com.
9pany's SOlicitation-Reorg auization
Of Barring Brothers.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov 25.-In the United
States district court to-day decree was
granted appointing Joseph Simon receiver
OF the Oregon Improvement company. His
bonds are 100000.
j. Z. Haines, general attorney for the
company, says the company is solvent and
IT'S property in Oregon, California. Wash
lngton and Montana is worth Sl00OJ,0 600.
Inc application for a receiver was made
by President Smith through his attorney
IL stated that in order to secure the credit
OF the company under the present financial
situation 1t was necessary a receiver be ap-
pointed. The application shows all the
properties of the company are subject to d
lien. The interest on the outstanding first
mortgage bonds-3 per cent. on 81, 800, GOO
is due IN December and the company was
unable to meet the payment unless the court
takes possession. The Farmers Loan and
IrGst company is the principal creditor.
General Attorney Haines said the man
,aagement wanted to preserve the company
from being broken into fragments and sold
under attachments. If it can keep bust
ness going until the financial stringency
is over there will be no trouble in meeting
all It's obligations. The company's prop
erty is worth fully ten millions, while the
total obligations will not exceed seven
millions. If the company is not disin-
tegrated every dollar will be paid off,