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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-30
Change of Schedule.

The Central railroad of Georgia viii
change schedule of passenger trains on Sun
day, March so, as follows:
Train No. will leave Savannah at 6: 40
a. IN. Passengers for Columbus taking No.
l will arrive at that point at 6:10 D. M, at
Albany sos p. M, at Macon 1 20 D. m, at
Augusta II 40 a. m. at Atlanta $40 D. n.
Montgomery passengers taking No at $40
p. IN. arrive at that point Il:2O a. IN.
Macon 3:05 a. M, Atlanta a. m, Column
bus 7:05 a. m, Birmingham 3:l5 p. n.
Augusta 80 r. m, Albany $50 D. N.
No change ia arrival of trains at Savan-
nah.
Ga Monday, March 81, train service on
the Sterling extension of the Savannah and
Western railroad will be EXTENDED to
Hagans (Which is 49, miles from the juno
tion and 6 miles be ond Conleyl. Leave
Savannah at $3.50 p M, arrive at Hagans
7:l0 p. m.
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DEPARTURE OF TIE GIANTS.
of for Richmond to Play the Bostons
this Week.

mis- ~ eek.
Capt. Buck" Ewing and his New YORK
team. after two weeks in Savannah, left on
the midnight train last night for Richmond,
and viii play TIE Bostons there Tomorrow
and next day.
Before leaving Capt. Ewing said that he
intends 10 bring his team u Savannah next
Wi1,er. aid a al earlier date than lie did
tbs ye1r lie viii make Savannah his iase
Of operations fer a series of games with
other clubs at St Augustine, Jackson
vile, aad Charleston, ana he
will make the Savannah hail
park the winter practice ground for his
team He saws that while tie other clubs
los. money By their southern tour. and
especially tie Philadelphia club, which is
out "a couple f thousand dollars, the New
York clab, By staying at Savannah, got
Two weeks Of practice ana IS not Out on their
trip 500. He says he and his men fee! very
graceful 10 Cle people Of Savannah for the
hospitality aud couriesies extended them
while here.
The other visiting teams express like
feeling ard the PhIladeiphias say it would
have been better Tor them financially Il
they had remained here instead Of taking
their Trip 70 the gulf cities. Savannah Is to
be the practice ground OF all the Brother
hood teams next winter.
H5 CO-uucL OF tle lnel co posing Jle
visiting teams while here WAS geatlenanlv
and decor us, both on the ball ground and
n the city. In the six exhibition games
there was not dispute, although there
were two ten-irning games and some close
decisions The gsntienanly department OF
the players was the subject of general ana
favorable comment.
Inc New YOfk team practiced yesterday
forenoon, and in the afternoon visited the
gymnasium CT the Catholic Library As
sociatiOn for gymnastic exercise, as they
had done o. several occasions during their
stay here, the courtesies Of the hall having
been extended 70 them.
Capt. Ewing said that he and his men
were courteoCs'y and kindly treated by
Manager Baker and the clerical force Of the
Dc soto. and by Alderman Reid, manager
OF the ball park, through whose influence
the visiting teams we're brought t. Sayau-
nah, and whose zeal il the matter has given
Savannahians, who are admirers of base
Tall, some closely contested games by pro-
fessional players Of wide reputation, and as
a result of which base ball enthusiasm has
been aroused which will have q favorable
iniuencs IN the organization OF a strong
city league,
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TOO MUCH BAD MEAT.
Inspector Desvergers' Report upon
Cold Storage Beet

Inspector Desvergers' Report upon
Cold Storage Sect
Inspector Desve.gers. of the Citizens
Sanitary Association, in his report of in
spections OF food produce in the Savannah
market for tie week ending last Liyht, re-
ports dressed meats of all kinds as below a
good average. SoMe Of the western cod
storage meat recently brought iuto the
marker, be says, was discredit TO the
dealers who tried t. impose it upon cJn-
s1mers. Us appearance indicated that it
was either shipped III bad condition, or was
held over to. long after tnc cars had been
opened In Savannah.
The inspecto says that the unsould con-
ditiJn II cold storage beef livers a few
hours after being taken from the cars dur.
ing warm weather should suggest to the
sanitary authorities the eXpediclcv u in
terdlctlng tie sale o. cold storage llvers
after March. They ago nuisance In any
market or butcher shop aftef then.
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Tho Military aand Concert.

Cobb's band concert at the Hussars bazaar
building on tho hight Of April oh promises
to be e splendid entertainment. The band
will appear for tic first time with a regular
programme. Tho selections are popular.
The leading vocal talent Of the city has
volunteered its services, comprising chorus
of thirty voices with full band accompa j.
meut.
uandel's Immortal Largo" will be given
under the direction of Prof Won der Hova.
with organ and piano accunpaniment. The
Magnolia Quartette Will appear with a well
arranged programme All tao music will
be home talent
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ALL OF THE STOCK TAKEN.
THE SAVANNAH CONSTRUCTION
co. TO ORGANIZE AT ONCE.


The South Bound q Sure Thing Now
President Myers and Col. Brown on
Their Way from New York to So
vsnngr ana q Meeting CT the Com
pauv 70 be aeld Friday-WOrl On
the road 20 Eeg.n as soon as Pos
siSle.
,.Tns South Bound is an assured fact, -
said Vice President Denmark yesterday to
a MORNING NEWS reporter, after the re-
ceirt Of a telegram from President Herman
Myers. who is in New YORK, conveying the
Intelligence that al the stock of tie con-
struction company las been taken.
IL. Denmark his bsan conservative ever
since the South Bound enterprise hiss been
agitatei. and v bile he says he has al along
felt that the road would be built he never
felt authorized to state it as an assured fact
until yesterdsy.
Acting on telegraphic advice Ok President
Myers. Alr. Denmark mas called NEE ing
OF the subscribers to the capital stock o. the
Construction company l. the long rom Of
the City Exchange Friday noon, for the
purpose Of accepting their charter, organ
izng the company, electlag board OF d.
rectors and transacung such preliminary
business as MAJ be necessary.
TO BEGIN WORK RIGHT AWAY.
Il is thought by Mr. Denmark that the
company may be able to begin the work If
construction in sixty days, and be saw that
the road can be completed in twelve
months.
President Myers and Col Brown were
expected 20 leave Tor home yesterday, and
Mr.. Myers is expected to arrive tomorrow
morning.
The news that all the stock Of the con-
struction company has been taken spread
rapidly on the Bay yesterday afternoon,
and was received with great satisfaction by
the business men. who predict that the con-
struction company will carry its own bonds
until to road IS completed.
PLENTY OF MEN TO CARRY THE BONDS.
s. Several groups Of subscribers TO the stock
Of the company were mentioned as having
the financial ability TO carry the entire
bonded issue for the building of the road,
and as stock in the South Bound is consid-
cred safe investment it is predicted that
all, or the greater part of the bonds may be
held by the construction company.
lt is the general opinion among conserva-
tive menon the Bay that the Middle Georgia
and Atlantic viii also be built to Savannah.
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Thirteen Cents.

A MORNING NEWS reporter standing
corner Bull and Broughton streets over
heard several ladies rsmerking chow cheap
at Is cents" His curiosity was not aroused
until he heard it about dozen times from
different parties. He tried his best to find
out what the article was, but his efforts
were frustrated. He wants to know,
even at an expense out Of his
own pocket, what ware is sold
at such ridiculous price, especially
since he had heard the same from SO many
of the fair sex. Parties wishing to answer
him under nom de plume can do so by ad-
dressing Savannah Shoe and Hat Co., 1872
Broughton street. No stamps required.
Call and see.-AdC.
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THE BEST THING var.

1t Lays Aside Every Style of Ice Cream
Churn and Creates Happiness and
Contentment IN g Family.
We refer to the Silent Ice Cream Freezer
that Lowell and baltimore are making in
their tin shop and selling such large guam
titles OF. The great thing or novelty Of this
pattern is that they require no caurning.
You have simply to pack them with ice and
they freeze without any attention or motion
Whatever. There are now hundreds in use
IN this city, and Lowell & baltimore haven't
heard word of complaint. They cost only
about one-haf as much as the patent crank
caurns, and, all Things considered, are
ahead OF everything and complete, perfect
uccess.-AdU.
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CITY BRBVIrIRS.

To-day is Palm Sunday. In the Episco-
pal churches the Episole descriptive of the
day will be read in the Catholic churches
there will be special services.
Grand Master Fields of a colored benevo-
lent lodge. who IS charged by Che members
with appropriating money belonging to the
lodge to his own use, was lodged in Jail YES
terday to await an examination Monday.
Some time ago Fields was granted hear
ing in Justice Patterson's court, Gud was
released ON bond His bondman refused
yesterday to remain on the bond any longer,
and Fields was put liz jail.
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Don't Feel Well.

Aud ye. you are NOT sick enough TO consult
a doctor, or you refrain from 50 doing Tor
fear you will alarm yourself aud friends
we vii ten you just whit you need. It's
Hood's oersap rlil1, which viii lift you oIt
OF That uncertain, uncomfortable, danger
Gus condition, into as ate Of 9loA health.
co hdonce aud cheerful oss. You've do
idea how poieat TINS peculiar medicine is In
claas NE Nlura.- 4dr
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Insurance Aeainst Storm pamaee.

Many men who are scrupulously careful
to insure their property against fire utterly
neglect to exercise the same precaution
against storms until the power of the wind
has been demonstrated to their great
pecuniary loss. The disastrous storms of
1881, 1854 and other years here in our midst
should not be forgotten as we read Of
Thursdays appalling calamity in the west.
Mr.. Charles +. Prenderg4sb 106 Bay street
whose card appears elsewhere, Is ready to
issue storm policies in those well known
and popular companies, the Home of New
York and the Phenix OF Brooklyn, at rates
far below those usually charged for fire in
surance. Delay is dangerous. Insure
against storms, and do 1t at once Ado.
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PLUMBING. PLUMBING. PLUMBING.
Arrived at Last.

Large lot Fine Chandeliers.
Large stock Fine Bath Tubs.
Large stock of Plumbing Goods.
Large stock Steam, Force and Pitcher
Pumps.
Large lot Castings for Artesian Wells.
If you wish 70 see something nice in the
plumbing line, take a walk down 20 the Sa-
vannah Plumbing Company, 80 BrOugh-
ton street. Parties having any doubt IS to
the sanitary condition of the plumbing in
their houses, can get the Savannah Plumb
ing Company TO make an examination free
Of cbRrge.-AdU.
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Up With thu Timaa.

One more proof, or rather result OF the
growth of Savannah. is as the readers have
perceived from the MORNING NEWS a few
days ago, the coming South Bound railroad
and the project OF other roads making our
city their terminus. Why not get some
northern and western capitalists interested
in our striving harbor to come here and es-
tablish different branches of busine 50
Other cities offer sites for factories-no-
more than this, they build factories, effect
exemption from taxes in order to induce
well-paying industries to be established,
watch will necessarily enhance their own
interests. Look at our shoe and hat enter
prise, 1872 Broughton street. These people
appreciate the prosperous growth of the
city aud give them credit for opening ono
of the haudsomeSt stores in the south.
which must be a credit to Sixth avenue
New York. Go and patronize than, their
prices are not exorDitant nor high, but very
popular. REPoRTER.-Adu.
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CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.

A gentleman who came in from Florida
last night to spend some time here before
returning north, said that Hon. Chauncey
ii. Depew IS very happy at st. Augustine.
lie Is lord in the ancient city People who
have never seen him before gazs upon him
in admiration, and the New Workers there
are proud Of him Mr. Depew has not made
many speeches, but he has not lacked for
opportunities. He works harder to make
the people believe that he is on a quiet frolic
than he would We're he to open his mouth
after dinner. He seems to have left every
care at his desk in New York, and he s5rollS
about the Poncs de Leon in full dress, the
happiest mortal there.
Ex-Gov. Bonham of South Carolina is
spending some time at the Pulaski. Gov.
B0nham's home is in Columbia. a short
time ago he was taken sick, and his "trip to
Savannah is 70 recuperete. He is well
acquainted III this section Of Georgia, and
macy friends called upon him Yesterday
when they learned Of his presence in the
city. He will remain here several days.
Dr.. Green, who is known the country over
by his august Flower and Bosches's Ger
man Syrup, thinks the De Soto is one Of the
finest buildings except the Ponce de Leon in
this part o. the country. lie and his party
viii remain here week or longer Dr.
Green will spend next season in California,
where he viii have a base ball team to play
for his own amusement.
Ben Spier Of New York is at the Screven
He is one of TIE finest musicians in the
country. He toured the country witt Ole
Bull several years, accompanying the great
violinis1 upon the piano. Tie massive
diamond, a present to DE Bull from the
Queen OF England, as al ornament to his
violin bow, is still preserved. Ole Bull had
the jewel set in the end Of his bow, and it
gistGned and sparkled as the great
violilist played. Mr.. Spier said
that he was the proudest
man he ever saw when be played. He new
e. executed piece more tnan twice before
he was familiar wi h 1t, and ne would cast
his eyes over the audience during the sweet
est strains to see how his hearers were
charmed. He threw his whole soul into the
music. and was as much pleased when he
was playing as were those VINO listened. He
played in Savannah twice.
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Something Of special interest is TO be
found On the 5,h page The Famous Is
loaded with a spring stock the Ike Of which
wa5 never knoSn Ia savannah, and the
prices are 70 low as % make Il an easy mat
tor for every olo 20 have new suit this
week. Read tho Advertisement carefully
a4d then 50 apd buy. --Adg.
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The Christian Church Concert.

The musical public was given its first
hearing of the Mason & Hamlin Grand
Piano at the concert in the theater last
Thursday evening. To say that the instru-
ment excited favorable comment is to put
the case mildly. Very few musicians ever
were aware that the Mason & Hamlin
Company had succeeded in producing SO
fine piano, the fact being that it ranks
among the very first instruments now
before the public. In addition to its unques-
tlonable excellence as a musical instrument,
1t possesses patent stringing device, found
only in these Instruments, which adds won
derfully to its capacity for standing in
tune, only requiring tuning about half as
often as other pianos. We invite all who
are interested TO call and examine tho
various styles in our wareroons. We have
botl uprights and grands
LUDDEN q BATES s. NJ. H..
General Southern Agents.
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DRY GOODS.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
IN OUR
HOSIERY DIP ARTNBNI'
FOR THIS WEEK.
CROHAN & DOONBR.

Is dozen Ladies' Hose in Solid Blacks, Oxford
Grave, Balbrigzan and Solid Colors, seamless
Feet at l5c. pair.
90 doz n Ladies Full Regular Made Hose in
Sold Colors Striped Balbriggaa ami Stainless
Blacks, in all sizes, at 95c. pair
15 dozen Ladies' Solid Black Cotton Isle
Thread ami SILK Hose, warranted not to Dye or
Crock, at Sc, Soc, 35c.. 81 and 81 80 pair.
One Lot of Misses Ribbed Hose Fast Black,
all sizes, 90 l5c. a pair.
One lot OF Nj ses' Stainless Black Hose,
French Ribbed, sizes from to ~, at 2jc. q
pair; worth doe
one lot Of Misses Solid Colorei aud Fast
Black French Ribbed and Isle Hose at CSC.
pair; formerly sold at t5c. and zoe.
Full line OF Misses Fast Black Cotton and
Liale Thread Hose, in ali sizes from a5c 10 81 IS
pair.
% dozen Gentle meas BelbrigPa1 AMI Stain
less Black Half Hose at 25,.; worth siJac,
Finer Grades 10 Genilemen's silk Clicked
bRlbrygan Hose. Solid Goi0red aud Fast Blacks
no 33c., foc. an1 59c. pair.
1877 BrOughtOn st.
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Do Yon WIsh Intorn.t 2

n 90, aud thinl. Of buying piano s,oa,
you can depolt 80 cents .ss week aud ro-
ca.ye Interest On the same until yoa &c.
y9ug in.trument ~
LUpDEa 4 BATES =. N. M--Adr.
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Under new management. Leading hotel
Finest location. With broad piazzas COM
manding grand view of the fashionable
promenade, the Broadway of Savannah.
Cuisine and service equal TO the best north
ern hotels.
ADJ NJ L. HARNETT
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The Sunday Morninr News

VIII be found regularly on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Estili's News Depot.
Conner's News Stand.
E. J. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
I. A. Mullryne & Co.'S Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg streets
St. J. K. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
W. A. Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streets.-Adu.
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Will You Do It?

Will you pay $3.50 to $500 for an ordinary
or an unknown piano when $3.50 will buy
the justly celebrated Sterling on payments
OF 81 down and So per week. Guaranteed
for SIX years by
LUDDEN q BATES S. NJ. H-Adr.
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Mrs. a. J. Dierks died ycsterl0y Nd the
residence Of Ter husband. No. lOi Whitaker
street, from hsart failure, aflor a short
illness Hor funeral viii take place az 3
O'Clock tha r;iegHooA
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z hronstar Alhatross

Is on exhibition at Rhenberg's Florida
Bazar, 118 Broughton street. 1t is the
largest bird ever seen in Savannah, meas
uring IL feet between tho wing points,
Ado
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Artists Materials,

Picture Frames, Fine Etchings, ETC., beau
tiful for wedding presents, at NJ. Temple
Taylor's, at
Ado. L. s. B, s. NJ. H.
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"lrDnns bronchial 1rOclies" are widely
known hs ar admirable fln3iy fef Bronchitis.
iioaIsrneas, Coughs and IhF9al Troubles. Bgla
oHig ~ tQkfs ~.iaa
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Straws Strawsl Strawsl
A beautiful aud stylish line of mems,
boys and children's Straw Hats at reason
able prices. CoLLAT Bros,
-Adr. $40 Broughton street.
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LUDDES g BATES s. N. n
80 -

The race among man
ufacturers Of CHEAP
Pianos has brought
matters to such a, pass
that we have absolutely
decided to give up the
sale Of instruments
last becoming undo
s1rable. Still we must
be able to supply the
needs Of purchasers Of
moderate means. Hence
the reduction in the
price Of the Sterling.
It is everywhere sold
at $500 Or over, but we
offer it at $3.50, on paw
mentS Of
q- DUUH, "a I'm WLEA.
See it before you buy.
1t will save you money
and trouble.
LUDDEN & BATES s. N. I
General Southern Agents.
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TIE BARK GLER SETS SAIL.
The First Cargo Of Florida Phosphate
LxporCsd to Liverpool.

The First Cargo OF Florida Phosphate
Exported to Liverpool.
The first cargo Of phosphate ever shipped
from Savannah to q foreign port, and the
first Florida phosphate ever Skipped abroad,
went yesterday by the bark Gler. The
phosphate vas shipped by the Marion Phos.
phate Company, Savannah company, aud
in vessel owned by Savannah men.
The vessel sailed from the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway wharves for
Garston eek, Liverpool and the cargo was
f5j tons 81 20 Tor cent bone phosphate
There was no flourish Of trumpets nor ado
sbout the departure Of tho vessel marking
IT." beginning % an ent9rprise new to this
port.
I'VE jus, ie, her 60" said Mr.. George
baid"i' PRESIDENT OF the company which
tAyoftel the cargo.
VI hen Dsaed il any other shipments
hprohi ar c'.iemplnte1 IN the near future
mr. ohil" p replied .L8t asE 1ol as a ve,sal
.AA ne secured hF COMPANY will khip
i''ev-iyn cafso o. Hamburg.
E'efy factory ana workshop IN the land
hN'''9 @'r. ~ al ss.r9t9u 80 " cents.
me moat reliable family medicine FOR eoygh,
'"' ''''' Z. ~, hale eg1gh syrup Adg.
Davis Bros clearance ..lg. u. b,i,w
COT Blue, move By April n.
--zdE ~. a. q aud = Ball street
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Easter Cards.
Easter Cards.

A large and beautiful assortment of
Easter Cards and Novelties cheaper than
anywhere else at II. Temple Taylor's, at
-Adu. L. & B. s. NJ H
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Coloredl Colored! Colored!
High and Low-quertered Shoes for ladies
and gentlemen. Bes5 and for the least
money in the city. CoLLAT BROS,
--AdU. $40 Broughton street.
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Davis Bros clearance sale; goods below
cost. Must move by April u.
DAVIS Bros,
-Adr. 40, A, 40 AMI IS Bull street.
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Drives! DriyesI I

Ladies Serge and Foxed Shoes for SOC. on
our barg lin counter. CoLLAT Bros,
-AdU. 149 Broughton street.
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Davis Bros clearance sale; goods below
cost. Must move by April Is.
DAVIS Bros,
-Adr. 42. A, 46 ana IS Bull street.
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Davis Bros clearance sale; goods below
cost. Must move by April Is.
DAVIS Bros,
-AdU. 10. Al, 46 and 49 Bull street.
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DR.. n. schwalo &. son.

Manufacturers Of spectac es and eyeglasses, the,
best which can be made. We manufacture lenses
Of ting best English flint, rock crystal and Bra
zilian pebble. We are making compound lenses
for all leading oculists in this country aud
charge home prices. so they are within the
reach Of all. Every pair OF glasses made at our
pac viii be scientifically adjusted. We war.
rant all our work 10 give perfect satisfaction
Remember Or, NJ. Schwab a son. No. - Bull
street, Savannah, Ga.-ddu.
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SOL SOL SCI

S3l S3I SCI
VIII buy the finest wearing Shoe ia the
world. Every pair warranted.
CoLLAT Bros,
--Adu 149 Broughton street,
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Sterling Oy Name.

The most excellent-yes, we vouch for it
the very best piano to be bought at the
price in America is the Sterling, rs octave,
upright, full iron frame, three unison, over
strung bass, ivory keys, at $3.50, 81 down,
81 per week. Piano delivered az once.
LUDDEN & BATES s. NJ. H.-Adu.
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Picked tongues, pigs feet, tripe, and
corned beef at Logan's. ADD.