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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Boyd Elizabeth. % Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. South
5th-ayc of BrooInest, Sonths, $1,000 .,,
Bryant James 3 TO Lane, l44tf-st, OF Wills
Gonover Lawrence V. to d E seybe 1o1stst. W Of
Sokeiet Edward to G Reynolds IL Barrow.s. .
years. 90 900. , ,,o ,,,.. , ,o.
10000. ~ c.,. -.
Goldman. NJ L. 10 Union Truss Co. Canal-st' OF
HesIy, Aaron, 10 < Gilman, n Ferry and Gold
Judge Hugh TO Beadleston woerz, 1,Too 9dave, de-
Jestes. Thomas to w Baird, 13ihst Of 4th-ave.
-McGuiness, Lizzie to Todd, s5th-st, of 3D.
ave G months, $4,000. ,,,
Morris Martha, to webster. 5 corner hooDius-aVe
and Terrace Place years, -, ZOO - =. -.
Marx Davis, TO S Jaruwlowsky, o0 Monroest, nooes'
s. coo. 49,, . =, -o..
steen MalStor to J. siegel, 3dave of 1e7th-st
Shields John, to Cohen, n 112th-st Of 5thSve, l
Tabec, Maria NJ 20 Meyer, l27th-ss Of
Sdave wears @3 900.
121 Cedar-st year, Sll 600
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In State bonds sales were made of Alabama,
class Is, at lO6, and south carolina 6s Brown
embraced Continental u6) at 1873, and Western
National II o. at %.
The railway bond market continues TO broaden
with strong upward tendency. The number of
issues dealt in was large, and the transactions
reached nearly $3,O00,000 par value. 1t is al
most gratqitoGs to sos SPECIFY pa particular gains;
to 46 Atchison incomes advanced l 5-S per
cent to 80 IS. Chicago and Northern Pacific
firsts gained 1-S at So, and Northern Pacific
consol IS improved Ia per cent to SO il.
Reading issues were n feature, the general is
advancing 1-2 TO 20 l-2, the first preference in
comes 9 is to 81 3-4, the seconds Ia to 80 3-4
and the thirds / IA per cent to 30 l-2. Texas
Pacific second incomes rose 58 per cent TO 33 l-2.
Western New-York and Pennsylvania seconds
were l per cent better at 80 Ia. Chesapeake and
Ohio consol IS were up "a TO 100 S-4, and the
Richmond and Allegheny fIsts l per cent to
20 1-2. Reference is made TO our full report
Of bond sales. >,
OF the business was done at per cent In
ceptional loans were made all the way to per
cent, but the higher rates were partly the re
suit of design. A full supply appeared when
rates were bid up, aud the last loans were made
at 1-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows :
Exchanges $03 ,403 ,S42 balances, S3,033, SOP.
The Subh-Treasnry today Was debtor to the
Clearing House Sl67,279. The business of the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended tonight in.
cludes receipts Of $16,375,O3O and payments Of
Sl5.SO5257, leaving the general balance 'Sl44,-
$4,000, against s144,S65,sl7 on August 81,
showing an apparent gain of S560,773. But de-
ductng from tie payments SO j53, 900 and from the
receipts 81 1892, 900 for items which affect only its
account with the General Treasury, its gain as
affecting the banks is S2740,773, but this result
includes the receipt of S2,450, 900 for payment at
other points. To-day's operations included: Re
ceiptS, $2,630,107; payments $2,00l ,0ls: with
balances of S115,573,6S0 coin and S29,36l ,45l
currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $2736s5 National bank notes for re-
dcmption.
Tie customs receipts were S524,233, the in
tefnal revenue receipts $405, ,843, and the miscel
larpOus recoDts S34, ,002
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Aug. %. Aug. %. Differences.
Net gold on hand $4,000 96f Inc s52 122
Net silver hid % s22o.ceO 2sIC5,ll4 Dec. lll96G
on daSd ...1. 1881 ,oO5 lsO3o0l Dec. 1895
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Giip propertp Go Get
Countrp l]ropsrtn for Sale ano Go Cel

A TrEACTIVE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PARK,
"A Bergen County. NGw-Jersey on the West Shore H. H.
II miles from New-York The park is being laid out and
erected accord ng to plans and direction Of
Yaux e. Co. Architects and Engineers. Bible nouse New
York Lots contain about quarter Of ar acre No lot.
5000 and Upward Property Is carefully restricted Plan
of Grounds abou 10 acres Will be- furnished on sppica-
ton Full particulars may be had by addressing the
owner Carnan Harriet occ Greenwich Fire insurance
III East sixeenthst ~ y or to Charles H. Roosevelt
Attorney 49 Exchange Place, n. y. Boats connecting
with trains the West Shore r. h leave West Forty
secOnd-st. and Jay-st
TT OTFI, TO LET-Sueer's Building the principal
busness corner Pas-aIc City, Will be altered to a
nrstcass hotel II let to a FIR t-class man. Rent VIII be
GRADED from $50 to Rl5O month according TO the number
Of rooms required Fifteen to thirty boarder can be OBJ
'' Photographs Of building seut application.
Apply TO ~ =, ,,,- NJ, a. SfEHH A Hii,r
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Rsal estate nanteo.

,trnnro
WANTED for fall list nprcssd ana @ rsissss
ing' ''" j.. RoMAIAE brown ~
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ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY,

80 WILLIAM ST, NEw-YORK CITY.
The following coupons payable at this office on and
after September l, 1891:
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY TOLEDO R'Y
co. IS.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
CENTRAL r. r. AND BANKING co. OF GA. CAR
TRUST A-57.
GEORGIA PACIFIC CAR TRUST, B-l14.
IRON CAR co. TRUST, B-12l.
IRON CAR co. TRUST, B-l3o
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., 3.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., 4.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO., Z.
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS CAR TRUST,
A-54
SHAWNEE AND MUSKINGUM RIVER CAR TRUST,
B-1is.
PENNSYLVANIA, PoUGHKEEPSIE AND BOSTON
CAR TRUST, n.
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO CAR
TRUST, A-s2
18TH.
MINNEApoI1s. sAULT STE. MARIE AND ALLAN
TIC CAR TRUST, A.
NEW.YORK DREDGING CO. TRUST, A-70.
20TII.
MOpITE AND OHIO CAR TRUST A.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Today's stock market had its fluctuations. but
all trace of yesterdays reaction disappeared The
frost that had been predicted in the northwest
proved to be light, and i'm tile corn
belt renewed favoring weather conditions pre-
vailed. The damage reported TO latesown
wheat was found to be moderate and perhaps
it YVES recalled that the Northwestern wheat
frost-bitten three years ago turned out available
for seeding purposes The renewed life to the
speculation, however. came from additional Euro
pean purchases and the weakness in the foreign
exchanges was partly due TO the Offering of bills
drawn against purchases of American securities.
1t now seems possible that home and foreign capi-
talsts may vie with each other in sharing i'm the
growing speculation. II is not necessary TO
specify particular stocks when most of the i'm
portant shares record gains OF LAP pcr rent
Union Pacific deserves especial mention because
# showed to-day further support from the inter
ests which have undertaken the financing of the
company's floating debt. An earnest effort is
making to bring ont the attractive features of
hc extensive collaterals placed in trust as security
for the extended notes. The market generally con
tinucs 10 reflect the scarcity Of stocks even after
the late sharp advances and the closing was
strons and confident
TIL DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were neglected at the Stock
Exchange. Quotations were advanced IA per
cent for the As. The final figures were as fol-
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flnaurial.
SAN ANTONIO & ARKANSAS PASS
Reorganization.
NOTICR


Holders q Central Tiust Company Certificates for the
deposit OF Bonds under the eoi ganlzaton Agreement OF
March 2, 1891 Invited to subscribe ON OR BEFORE
SEPT ], 1891. at the Central Trust Company OF New
York towards the cash requirements the committee ac
oordng TO the terms Of the plan reorganization 70 Wit;
FOr each subscription CT ne subscrb 10 become
untitled 10 receire under the reorganization frst mortgage
per cent bond IN The Of $1,000 carrying fnteT'
from July !, 1891
$3.50 ~ per cent noncurulore Preferred Stock Tor eeT
yfed'es Of equitable interest hsreCorl and
1850 Of Common Stock Ceraeates Of equitable interest
ner,Cor.)
IF ANY DEPOsITOR OMITs TO SUBSCRIBE
WITHIN sUCH PERIOD. HIS RIGHT TO SUB
SCRIBE ON SUCH TERMS SHALL TERMINATE.
The right OF dopoors Of per ard per cent first
mortgage bonds 10 bSrbc 70 the cash requirements oil tho
Committee hereby continued until such date may here
after be lxed by ithe Ctrmee provided however, that
upon any subsc ptons made after the day September
1891 the subscriber shall be required pay in addition to
the $780, accrued interest upon the 600 bond from July
unaltered.
FREDERIC y. OT.COTT,
JOSEPH WHARTON,
HENRY BUDGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
ALFRED :. HEiDELBACH,
ERIC L. SWENsON,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
q. S. ELLIS. Secretary 81 Wall st.
New-York Aug. %, 1901.
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Wall paper.

JOSEPH p. McHUGu & co.'s
WALL PAPERS.
''rheir eolors true. their lines arc bcsu'iius
their prices moderate their variety is largo"
2 WEST 4aD.sr FIRST HOUSE FROM srH.AvE
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Net cash bal. ssS SsG o67 slsS 906lS7 Inc. s52ol2O
There was further weakness in the foreign ex-
change markets on full supply Of commercial
bills and an increase in the offerings Of security
bills Long bills were sold at more Of con
cession than short bills, sterling exchange being
of l-2a1-4 cent to the g. We revise the quota
tions for actual business Bankers bills, S4 SO l-2
asa So 3-4 and 81 81 5-4aS4 So for long and short
sterling respectively; French francs, 524 3-S and
5.21 7-S reichmarks "a 9-16 and 05 5-l6
In London British consolS were unchanged for
money at 90 1916, but l-l6 better for the ac-
count at 95 7-S The Bank OF England lost
f37, 900 bullion on balance In the open market
money was steady at l-2 per cent for daily bal
anceS, and ! 3-4a1 7-S per cent for discounts.
Bar silver was unchanged at 40 3-lGd. an ounce.
American railway shares opened with some con-
cessions, but closed at sharp advances. In Paris
French per cents were firm at 9j.45. Exchange
on London 25.27.
The Atlantic Trust Company, as will be seen
by reference elsewhere, will pay coupons due on
and after September l on large number Of se-
curities
The Colorado Fuel Company, of Denver, reports
earnings for July. showing an increase Of 40 per
cent over those Of the same period of last year
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Actual cash in the
Treasury vaulT
outstanding ..- -..
Deposits in bank lG,2l,1io 10, ,i9o3D Inc. z1i 519
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS For SALE.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE.
Location. Character. Amount
Columbus OhiO-Pfoposition pending IN Common
Council 70 bond city for police
penses which haNo accrued during
past 1--WE months - amount Oh. $4,000
Stewartave. improvement ........-... 1000
Arsenal-aNe improvement t.-.s-.... 1,OYQ
MOnroeaye. tmprOVeneilt.............. lO,OOO
WalDutst. Improvement ......... 5000
Hlghland-st Improvement ..........,. 10000
Following ordinances 70 issue bonds
have been passed:
WashnRtonave. impTovcInent........ 1000
Woodward-sve. Improvement. $4,000
De'' crins resoStioS to issue sewer bonds 100000
The Boulevard bonds previously re-
ported 81 900 we're sold 10 German.
American Bank for premium OF s2.O05
Sinking Fund will bid for school
bonds ordered 70 be Issued 10
amount tof...............-..-....... 10000
Ellis. Ksn-Merchants' State bank D. Waldo. 5000
Has been Organized by Vermont
NEW CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL
Location. Title. Capital
Chicaeo ul.-South Shore Railway Company
james Il. Mann. 10 operate street -
Admission, Als-Cofning Land Industrial ana
Trust Company J. w. Noble. pres.
dent; j. 4. Vail, New-York City,
yieePrssdent To aid i2 establish
lnH ana squirninE manufactures In -.
eeu3 ss..-~~ss~-~"s- s-s~-s~~. eVosbi~
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The ass thought himself as fine
looking as his neighbor, the horse.
until he, one day, saw himself in the
lOOking-glass, when he said "What
an ass an l !"
Are there not scores of people who
cannot see themselves as others see
them? They have bad blood, PIN
pies, bloEches, eruptions, and other
kindred disfigurements. All these
annoying things could be entirely
eradicated, and the skin restored
to lilly whiteness," if that world
famed remedy, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, were given a fair
trial.
1t cures all humors, from the ordi-
nary blotch, pimple or eruption to
the worst scrofula, or the most in
veterate blOod-taints, no matter what
their nature, or whether they be in
herited or acquired. The Golden
Medical Discovery" is the only
blood purifier guaranteed to do Just
what it is recommended to, or
money refunded.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, No. 663
Main Street, Buffalo, n. 7.
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Sta sc News.

Wilson Barrett, George Barrett and Mary
Eastlake are all coming to America next
season separately.
Mrs. Langtry is soon due in America
again, her latest play, LINDA Grey"
having proved pronounced failure.
Gossip has it now that Minnie Palmer
will spend her summer in London and next
season appear in new comedy, and not in
comic opera.
Joseph II. Mack will next season manage
the tour of Joseph Haworth. He proposes
to produce "St. Marc" play IN which the
late +. l.. Davenport was very successful.
To be fully up TO date the truly popular
soubrette must be an heiress to an uneE-
pected fortune Times change and the SOU
brette must change with them. Jewel rob-
berries are no longer in vogue.
Mrs. Bowers and Fred Warde have agreed
to disagree after this season, and they will
not be associated next year. The double
star" attractions generally have not proved
either altogether harmonious or highly
profitable.
William E. s. Fales, the well-known
New York feulletonist has arrived at Annoy,
China, where heis vice consul. He writes:
Annoy is a small garden of Eden. Every
thlng Good-tobacco, cigars, cigarettes,
drinks, food, hotels--also cheap. Selah.
Home, Sweet Home" is likely to cause
trouble. Alexander Comstock has a play
by that name to be produced in May at the
New York Academy of Music, and now
comes the news that farce comedy Of the
same name, written by Louis Wesley, will
swing around the dramatic circle next
season.
The Rev. DR.. Barclay of st. Louis and
Stuart Robson had the honor Of being pre-
ssnted to John L. Sullivan last week. The
two actors had quite discussion in refer
ence TO the highest forms Of dramatic art
Mr.. Sullivan assured Mr.. Robson that the
brain work of his new calling was in every
respect agreeable, but that those
oussed one night stands we're killing him"
Anent the report that Stuart Robson had
cabled Bronson Howard that he would
shoot him on sight" if be altered a line Of
The Henrietta" in accordance with the de-
sire Of the London critics, a fashionable
Jewelry store in Chicago has displayed IN its
show window a handsome silver-mounted
revolver in a small glass case, with card
attached, which reads: THE identical pistol
with which Stuart Robson intended TO shoot
Bronson Howard
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MISS FROsrs TESTIMONIAL.
The Sale Of Seats to Begin Tomorrow
Morning.

The Sale OF Seats to Begin Tomorrow
Morning.
There seems now to be no doubt of the
success of the complimentary benefit to be
rendered to Adele Frost by the Ford ORA
matte Association Thursday night. The
lengthy and very attractive programme
that has been arranged will comprise the
best amateur and professional talent of the
city. 1t may be worthy OF note that during
Miss Frosts professional career she has
never received an adverse criticism, and in
such roles as "Galataa, - "Parthenia, y eros
alind," "Viola, "Perdita,n etc, she is re-
garded by all who have seen her perform
ances to be fully the peer of the best classic
actresses. In fact, her management claims
that she is the best. The sale of reserved
seats will open at Buffers pharmacy to
morrow morning
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A Good Honein a Splendid Location
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DORSETT, AuctiOnaer,

viii sell at the Court House on TUESDAY. May
9th, 1891 during the usual hours Of sale;
The lot, e0xl05, on Duffy next to corner OF
Bull, facing south, with the two-story resi-.
dence situated on the front of the lot, and the
onestory dwelling in tho roar.
This property is surrounded by elegant resi-
dences and it is in neighborhood which will
always be considered very desirable. A real
bargain can be secured in this property.
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acc. Souvenir.

Children's suits, to IA years, advertised
elsewhere for 81 4S as special drive, are sold
regularly every day for 99c. at Collas's, 149
Broughton 8treet.-Ad.
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AL Clothing 20 per cent. Off for next five
days only. Kohler, the lively Clothier, l58
Broughton street.-Ad.
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AT AUG ITO NJ!
A FERTILE FARM, HAVING Elk.
TRAORDINARY ADVANTAGES.
C. h. DORSET, AuctiOnaer.

viii sell at the Court House. on TUESDAY,
May .. during the usual hours of sale:
A farm Of 201 acres, only four miles from tho
City Exchange on the Augusta road. About
one-fourth Of tho land Is cleared, aud the
greater portion OF IL under fence There are
ample stables and outbuildinRs in beautiful
grove OF massive oaks Tins land ID ia fine con-
dition, and is ranked among the most fertile In
the county. Besides being really but three
miles from the city limits, heing but very
short drive good and very pretty road,
the farm is reached by three railroads. TO wit:
the Central; Charleston & Savannah; and tue
South Bound railroads. The Charleston and
Savannah railroad has n station for truck ship
ping upon tho land, and the South Bound viii,
doubtless, exteld the same privilege. There ID
a large quantity OF pine aud oak on the land.
from which can be de8ved fine revenue.
There are fine sites for settlements on the rail-
poad fronts, which, II subdiVided into smalt
farms, should sell readily, as there are no lands
for sale In the neghborhOOd
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Best Linen Collars in the city, only 2oc.
Collat's, $40 Broughton street. -Ad.
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All Clothing 20 per cent. off for next five
days only. Kohler, the lively Clothier, 1853
Rronphton street.-Ad.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ENTERTAINMENTS. IS Words o.
sAoTS. - tAds oolUnA inserted FOR ONE
CAHT 4 VOID. CzAh ~ zdsaHos, sGoA
szssFfisa.
A0eFyoodv vSo hds osy COM 20 Savssv.
aAs%A''1 TO Boy or ssi oNv bslssnsss ~
accommodations TO SecssTe: iadeed, any tOlGA
70 Crafty should odosrtSss - tkGs aolus.s..
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Negligee shirts of all the latest styles at
Collat's, I49 Broughton street.-Ad.
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Horsrs AID STORES ZOE RENT

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
NOR RENT. store aud dwelling attached,
a co-ne- sims and Guerard street lS.o. J.
LOR RENT. house 81 Jones street. containing
a ten rooms Apply TO J, =. FULTON.
EOR RENT. a 6-room house, also enc room
with kitchen. Apply Il YORK street.
TOR RENT that two-story frame dwelling
4 southeast corner Duay acd Barnard streets.
containing eight large p,ons; has all modern
improvements, stable and servants, quarters In
yard. Auuly 20 MALTUOUR x RIVERS.
Agents, io5 -. Julian street.
NOR RENT. four story brick house, conven-
4 lent 20 business; iumed ate posses sion. Ap-
ply to F. S. ELLIOTT, il Bryan street.
NOR RENT, from Nav LIST. house 27gs Brough-
4 ton street. 7. j. O'CONNOR
TOR RENT. that elegant residence 81 Jones
4 street, Coheu's now block. Apply SALOMON
COHEN.
Tor RENT. store corner Anderson and West
Il Broad streets; also two south rooms fur
nishod or unfurnisned Apply l91 Huh street.
nor RENT, two-story DWELLING. No Hall
u street Apply to WILLIAM SHEEHAN,
1913 y ork street.
DWELLING for rent. 1875 Gordon street. APP
- ply at IA Liberty street.
TOR RENT. three story on brick basement
4 tenement house, No. 1874 Taylor street.
NJ. s. BAKER, real estate agent.
NOR RENT. store No. Isl Congress street.
4 three doors east Jefferson. Apply at DRY
FUS BROS
INOR RENT, elegantly furnished house cheap.
4 from May 10 Nov. /; CASTOR street, near
park; references required. JOHN SULLIVAN
< co, lO2ls Bay street.
NOR RENT, desirable thrse-story brick rest
Il dencs, l0llS Montgomery street every
copveniepCe;iu excellent order. W. IL DOONER
1877 Broughton street.
nor RENT, furnished house, six rooms.
4 kitchen, pantry, five stall stable. barn. out
buildings. Good water. -Four acres IN Tot grapes,
fruit. Poss 'ssion given June l for summer.
Apply to Box CD, Griffin, Ga.
INOR RENT that desirable four-storv and
4 cellar and brick building, 30 feot front, On
Bon street, corner York; the most advauta-
geous stand ia the city. VIII give long lease and
good terms TO desirable party; immediate pos
session. VIII rept either or both stores and
will allow alterations To suit lessee. JOHN
SULLIVAN y co, 1929 Bay street.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
no RENT, the large hall in the odd Fellows
i building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germans sOciables, balls
or any public gathering; seats 900. Apply TO
the JANlIOR, or TO A. H. FAWCETT Market
square.
rEVIlE first floor OF the Whitfield building is
j now being fitted up for the Postohice; the
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NTANTED, stationary engineer for saw mill;
w only sober, competent man. who is will
ing to work wanted. Must thoroughly under
stand keeping up and oilIng engines and ma
Chinery and be willing to work nights when
necessary Healthy locality Permanent
situation and fair wages to the right man. Ad-
dress BRINSON 4 BRINSON, StilmOre
Emanuel county, Georgia
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Straw Hats in profusion at Is per cent. of.
Kohler's, 15S Broughton street.
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Finest Milan straw, black and white,
only 81 80, worth 80 90, at Collat's, l49
Brougbton street.-Ad.
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zoe. Neckties for 50c., at Collat's, 149
Broughton street-Ad.
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100 dozen Domet Flannel, good quality,
Boys Shirt Waists at 221%c. Kohler's, l5s
Broughton streeh--Ad.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

NXTANTED. position by an experienced night
w watchnlan: reference, If required. Ad-
dress WATCHMAN, Rocky Ford, Ga.
WINDOW wishes position as nousekeeper in
w small family where she can secure a home;
only small salary required; references. Adj
dress MRS, l.. r., Morning News.
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DE IT UNDERSTOOD, Gainesville. Georgia,
A. the renowned summer resort, and f.
EUGENE DURBECS EUREKA HOTEL IS
where you should 60 this summer. Write at
once.
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IOlANO and Singing Lessons given by lady
teacher Of long experience; instruction
thorough. Address MISS M. Y, Postofice,
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VNIlE first floor OF the Whitfield building is
j now being fitted up for the Postoffice: The
upper floors are for rent and will be rented
either AZ a whole or divided up TO suit tenants.
Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN 81 CO.. 1925 Bay
street.
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GUBSCRIBE to the HOMEsEEKERS' MUTU-
- AL LOAN ASSOCIATION; prompt payment
Of loans; economical management; STRICTLY
MUTUAL.
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Twenty-Five dozen Silk Ties and Scarfs at
15c-slightly speoked. Kohler, 15S Brough-
ton street.-Ad
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ENANCY suits for theatricals, balls, Gypsy
L enc&mpments, etc, for rent, or made TO
order, at MRS. THONESEN'S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-19

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