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Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-14
TRoTTING MARIAN.
only one Event Finished at mysMc
 ParR-Tyhe Sulnm riaa

BOSTON, Oct. 13.-The October trotting meeting at Mystic park opened to-day with drizzling rain and a. cold, disagree able wind. Two races were started, but only one was finished. In the 2;4O class Santa Clara won two heats when she burst a minor blood vessel and retired, Daisy P. taking the next three and the race. Four heats were trotted in the 2:2s class, when darkness caused postponement. Sum maries:
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THE PARNELLITE MANIFESTO.
Unending Strife in Prospect Between
 the Irish Factions.

the Irish Factions.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-The Freeman's Jour nal to-day bitterly deplores the announced intention of the members of parlia ment who represent the Parnellite party to nurse the feud which has existed between themselves and the party acknowledging Justin Mccarthy as it's leader The Jour nal adds: "Unending strife is in prospect if they place before the country the pro gram thus offered it. It is the greatest act of cruel and useless treachery ever per petrated upon the Irish nation"
 The National Press Organ of the McCar- thyites), commenting upon the manifesto of the Parnellite party, says: "The Par nellites, as is we'll known, are now mere puppets of the secret societies.
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Continental and Hiram,

Continental lodge, F. and A. M., of Waterbury, has decided to accept the in vitation to make a fraternal visit to Hiram lodge No. of New Haven October g.
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ETynleneal.

Cards are issued announcing the mar riage of Miss Hattie NJ. Riggs of Orange and Albert E. Wilson at the residence of William H. Riggs, November 25, at 3:30 D. m
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The report that Rightfielder Mccarthy had signed with the Bostons for next year is denied by Edward von der Ahe, who says that Mccarthy last Sunday signed contract to play with the St. Louis team next year.
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Lives in the Annex.

Jacob Nunnemacher, formerly of 42 St. John street. but now residing in the An mex, was arrested last night for kicking his wife in the stomach, and other brutal treatment of her
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-14
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

"Three Black Cloaks," the second of the eight operas to be sung by the George A. Baker troupe, was the attraction last night at the Grand. An audience quite as large as that of the first evening greeted the performance. They encored freely the Spanish dances, songs and mandolin sere- made and the Spanish gavotte by Misses Taylor and Madison won the hearty ap- plause of the enthusiastic crowd.
 The company will sing the ever popular ''Chimes of Normally" at the matinee this afternoon and in the evening they will present "Grand Duchess"
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PRocToR-s OPERA HoUsK.

MT. Ezra Kendall, who has long been favorably known, comes tomorrow even ing in his own production, "A Pair of Kids" The part of "Jiles Button" offers scope for his peculiar talents. There is no special plot, but string of amusing incidents are introduced and keeps the au- dience in constant state of merriment.
 The announcement of the coming of "Au the Comforts of Home" Friday and Saturday will recall one of the pleasantest evenings no doubt to many who saw the bright, breezy work of MT. Gillette. The metropolitan press speak of the company as better than ever before.
 Mile. Rhea will appear for the first time in this city in her new play ''La Czsrina' on Monday and Tuesday, and Margaret Mather Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
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ItsGoIden Anntyer,arx
An Army Surgeon Turned in JaIl.

Ousatonic lodge No. 6, I. O. O. F., of Ansonia, celebrated its golden anniversary at the Sterling opera house last evening.
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DEATHS.

BfGELOW-In this city, October 12 Hobart B. Bigelow, aged 57 years -- Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Redeemer Wednesday afternoon, October IA, at o'clock. Friends will kindly omit flowers THOMPSON-In this city, on the 18th inst So- phia Strickland, wife of Edwin Thompson, aged 81 years.
 dence, 66 South Front street, Thursday after. noon at 30. Friends are invited to attend. Burial at convenience Of family. 2t WARNER-In West Haven, Tuesday evening, at the cottage of her son-in-law, Dr. Henry Pier pont, Elizabeth Hart, widow of the late Wylys Warner of this city.
 Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Entertainments. UvDrDTnD rHDArDD

Miss Mary Howe, assisted by the Schu- mann male quartette. Miss Marie Heine, violinist, and Miss Florence Heine, pianist, will give most enjoyable concert at this house next Monday evening. exchange says Miss Howe is endowed with a rare treasure of voice. It has beautiful timbre and more substantial than is usual in voices adpated for executive display.
 Stewart Robson comes 27, Jefferson and Florence, 2S; The City Directory, 30; and "Ship Ahoy" next Tuesday.
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6lants.
WANTED,

one Cent . Word each insertion nvs cents . word for . full week (seven tfmes.)
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BEFORE | 60, HRS. SMITH,

pardon my admiring your beautiful Piano Lamp. 1t is really exquisite"
 I,I quite agree with you, and the most remark able thing about it is ihe small amount of money it cost I bought it at PECK & PA K KERS' and only paid s6.5O Tor it. What do you think of thatg
 We are showing very fine line Of Fancy Glass and Crockery at low prices,
 Handsome Decorated Cracker Jars and Chocolate Pots from soc 10 S3-
 Fancy Tea Pots from 25e To sl.75.
 CoIored Glass oil and Vinegar Bot- lles from l sc 10 S5c.
 Elegant line of English Decorated IO-piece Toilet Sets, S3.5S.
 Fancy Chairs and Rockers must go- They have had another mark-down this week. and we are almost giving them away.
 Do you think of getting Book Case, Writing Desk or Parior Cabinets If so, don't fail to look at our stock of these Goods. Very handsome styies and not high prfres
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-14

WE SHALL USE Our best efforts to retain and increase our repu- tation of offering the public, through the Drug and Grocery trade, Pure whiskey CRye or Bour- bon) under the brand of c. O. T. Our firm name is on each label and over the cork of every bot tie We sell. CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS soIa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-04
BABIES IN TEE INCUBATOR.
Two Tiny Weaklings Nursed Into Life
at an Almshouse.
From the PhiladsIphiG Record.

From the PhSiddslDhiG Record.
The success of the incubator at the Phla-
delphia hospital has been proved under
peculiar circumstances. Not long ago a
colored girl, apparently not more than IA
years of age. was brought to the hospital in
such IA preca rious state that the ctRsarian
operation was performed. The child had not
attained full development, and as the moth
or herself was in a dangerous condition, her
care OF it was out Of the question. 1t WAS
therefore placed in the incubator and care.
fully watched.
In short time great improvement was
noticed. Though the growth was slow and
scarcely peroeptible, yet not many days
elapsed before it had gained in weight
When placed in the incubator its weight
was but three pounds. A few days ago IL
tipped the beam at twelve pounds The in
cubator has been abandoned as its ABODE,
and the girl mother now tenderly guards its
destinies.
Another occupant was found for the incu-
bator, q tiny colored girl babe, found curled
IN shoe-box on the street week ago. She
was days old, eud weighed bat a few
pounds. She is now increasing her avordu-
pois at the rate of eight ounces O day, and
is progressing with energy. With CRATE
full thought t. her rescuer, gallant. Police
Officer Ogden, they have dubbed Ter with
due ceremony, Nellie Ogden.
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AZ ApVENruRE IN MLD-AIR.
Two spsrrows Entaualed in q P.ecs Of
Irvine Fight for Liberty.


From the PailGdeiphia Times.
A sparrow with long piecs Of string
dangling from his beak was soaring aloft
yesterday. bound for the steeple Of old In
dependence hall. Mr.. SparrOw's lofty as
pirations, however, were destined to be
nipped in the bud, for when the lower cor
nice Of the clock tower was reached the
string caught on "A nail, suddenly REGARDING
the bird pirates upward journey. No
sooner had the string caught Gnaa the irrita-
Die little bird made violent attempt 10
10 sen it by taking it firmly in has beak and
starting oR at lightning speed. The string
did not loosen or break. but snapped like a
rubber elastic, and, the sparrow hanging
on, became enta gied in such way that
he could not move, so hung suspended by
the string.
A moment later brother sparrow came
to the rescue and in his frantic efforts to
extricats his companion he too became en-
tangled. The latter's wings were left free,
however, and after futtering them wildly
for few moments the string finally broke,
precipitating the captives TO the ground be-
low.
All this time large crowd of people had
been intently gazing at the mid-air advent
ure, and when at last tue string broke let
ting the actors tall to the ground one If the
admirinR spectators rushed TO their rescue
and cut the string, giving the birds their
freedom for which they had fought so hard
and teuaciously.
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his outward appearance during a compaign.
wallace always had good horses and knew
how to use them. He was an exceedingly
pieasant-tempered man, aud war CORE
spondents were fond Of him, because he was
not afraid Of them, as many generals we're.
There was not much Of the military style
about bis seat, but It ives g firm and secure
one.
Lieut.. Gen. Jubal Early was fierce
rider. Anything he attempted or did was
hercely conducted. He had swinging,
easy seat, the result Of constant gall0ping,
for during a battle Early was here, there
and everywhere. Though neatly dressed
he was one Of the few confederate generals
who were not military or soldieTly in their
appearance. He sat ia the saddle like a
southern gentleman; but it was the insignia
Of his rank that showed him to be a soldier.
be would have looked fully as well In the
old suit Of homespua he had worn before the
war.
Maj Gen. n. P. Banks rode horse beam
polo fashion. Being exceedingly long,
legged. his stirrup feathers were lowered to
tie very last hole. Therefore, be seemed to
be sitting on fence and not on horse.
Despite this he rode well, and as his body
was as long as his legs, he made a tolerably
good appearance. Galloping with him was
evidently hard work, showing that bis seat
was too rigid.
Maj. Gen. A. H. Terry made a Youthful
appearance in the saddle. But he was a
perfect hOrseman and rode very easily.
His horses were beautiful. and he was very
careful Of them. Fond OF a gallop. Terry
would go over a fence or ditch like II
bird. aud so lightly did he occupy the sad
die that his horse was seldo n blown, even
after hard stretch across the fed. After
the war Terry was in the saddle almost
every day for several years. He rode from
Bismarck, TO the Canadian line in
search of Sitting Bull; and officers on that
tedious aud tiresome expedition have told
me that the general was always the fresh
est man in the command when nigbtfall
called for O halt and camn.
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Are You in Doubt?

TSowelding season is now on In all it
Sigor Ald hustle. Presents go with the
weddings. What is appropriated What is
proper? What is The cost All these i'm
portant points are admirably settled on
Sternberg's second floor. A perfect piano.
rama Of lovely articles useful and orna-
mental. Fine Plush Goods, Elegant China,
Bronzes, Statues, Toilet Sells. Curios, Brio
a-brac, Fancy Lamps, Imported Art Wares,
Tea Sets aud innumerable other articles
Just the very thing you want" The prices
are odjustaJ& TO your inclination. Quail
ity guaranteed. STERNBERG's,
I'D. 10 Broughton street.
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a STEAMER SAVED BY A WOMAN.
The Cabin Fired by Lamps Thrown
From Their Places in a Storm.
Fr0m &c 400 York WorI!


KINGSTON, ONT, Nov. IA terrific gale
blew on the Comedian side of the lakes las.
night TIE propeller Alma Muuro, bound
from Montreal to Toronto, with cargo of
merchandise, including many barrels of
coal oil, would have been lost near Pressure
Isle, Lake Ontario, but for the courage and
skill of Capt! Brown and the crew.
At midnight, when the storm was at its
hight, and when the boat was many miles
from land, the captain tried to turn her
about in order TO run back here. This was
a difficult task. The steamboat rolled in
the trough of the sea for long time
Gang planks and part of the cargo on deck
were washed overheard.
The cabin coal oil lamps fell out OF chan
delierJ and set the carpet on fire. Flames
burst out Of the windows and il looked as
If the craft was doomed
Nellie Gray Of Hamilton the ladies' maid
saved the steamer by smothering the flames
with wei blankets. Finally the boat was
got About and reached here.
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GOING 1oCoLLR9s ON HIS MUSCLE
A Good Footb Ill Player to Get His
Education for Nothing.


BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-Six months ago
Robert Acton came to Buffalo. He had
graduated from school in Cork, Ireland.
He applied for place as clerk in several of
the leading dry goods stores here, but met
with no success. He was at last obliged to
engage as a common dock laborer. Here he
has worked for the past five months at 81 a
day, stopping at low sailors boarding
house. Acton is a bright fellow, and his
great strength won for him the title of
Hercules
Friday he left Buffalo for Yale College
The circumstances of his going are interest
ing. Acton was a member of football
team in England, aud has won several
medals for good work in the field The
students at Yale heard that Acton was in
Buffalo, and proposed that De attend col
lege at their expense and play in their foot
ball team. He accepted the terms, and q
draft for $500 was sent to him.
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FALK CLOTHING co.

We eary .ow-prcej suits. and
want every one IN Savannah 20
to know IL, and they are decided
~ cheaper than any other goods
OF a similar price 10 be found in
she city.
Our forte. however, IS our finer
grades, which represent the PEI
tsctlon Of the art Of tailoring. and
pfhem we beg to direct the atten-
tlon ofthe good d-esssrs who have
9een accustomed to have their
cotoes made to order
FALK CLOTHINGC co.
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Fine Dress Shirts, Kid Gloves,
Undressed and finished. All colors. a
LaFar's -Ad.
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Herderfold Sanitary Underwear,
Equal to Jaeger's. but not so expensive
LaFar, agent for Savannah. Id.
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Mems Underwear, Cheap! Cheapl
LaFar is closing out a fine lot nice
goods. Low prices. LaFar, "a Bull street.
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For Over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t sootbes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for Diarrho4 !.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by druggists in every part @.
the county. Tweuty-f cents a bottle
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
II & Syrup" and take no other kind. I'D.
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New Puff scarfs and tecks. All the new
silks at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Huyler's candies inst received at Solo
mons & CO. two drug stores.-1d.
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Poys' Windsor Ties
And scarfs, elegant variety at LRFar's. -Ad.
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Stetson's, Dunlap's or Nsscimentos.
LaFar's.-Ad
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GROCERIES.
New Goods Just Received
CHEESE DEPARTMENT.

CHEESE DEPARTMENT.
This department we make a specially. and
keep full line Of the best Imported aud Do
nestle Goods on the market: Cammembers
Cheese, Muenstsr Cheese, Roquefort Cheese,
Frontage De Bris Cheese. Neupchatel Cheese.
Palmason Grated Cheese, Sap Sage Cheese.
Iimburger Cheese. Swiss Cheese. English
Dairy Cheese, Full Worcester Cream Cheese.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or more. in
this column inserted FOR ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance each insertion.
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo
dations TO secure; indeed. any wish TO crafty,
should advertise in this column
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LOST

I oST. on Monday night, at King & Franklln's
l. show, n diamund-set culf-button suit
able reward will be paid II left at o. X
BAKERY. 81 Bryan street.
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DOARDERS WANTED at I9i York street;
- also furnished rooms for rent. Gentlemen
only.
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NFM PRFSERVT.

NEW FRfSERNE T..
French Watermelon, very fine: new sheIlsi
Jordan Almonds. new Shelled Valencia AL
munds, new Leghorn Citron, new Raisins, new
CuTrants, new Prunes, new Figs new Evapo-
rated Apples, new Selected Queen Olives. new
Mapzanlllo Olives. new Suicsd Lobsters new
Salmon Steaks new California Fruits.
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LNoR RENT, desirable residence 100 Taylor
Il street, between Drayron aud Abercorn:
south front. Possession Nov. l. Apply TO
s. GUCREEHEIMER & SONS.
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MTANTED-Ane experienced bookkeeper and
w general accountant desires an engage
ment. best references. Address w. D. W,
this paDer
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Call and examine our new line Of Preserves
and Jelles, without doubt the finest line in
the city. put up m all styles, both in bulk aud
packages.
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TOR RENT, residence 1888 Duffy street, be-
II tween Bull and Whitaker streets; new and
Il. D. DAFFTN & SON.
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Nt{ANTED-An experienced boo&kesber and
w general accountant desires an engage
ment Pest references Address W. D. W.,
this Office.
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TOR RENT, the premises I6I Congress street,
Il now occupied by Appel & Schaul Posses
sion sept !. For terms apply to GEO. W .
OWENS, ia Bryan street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOX Rem f

TO RENT, store and dwelling, first-class
Il business stand. O@eechee road and Bis
merc6 Streets. Apply 5. W. corner
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I'OR RENT OR SALE, a very desirable resi-.
l. dence near the park; possession irume-
diately. JOHN N JOHNSON & co.
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TOR RENT, the premises 1J6 Broughtou
H street, fronting thirty feet Oh Brougnton
street and running back 70 the lane. For terms
apply 70 GEO. w. OWENS, I2i Bryan street.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

E.'OR RENT, large south room, furnished or
Il unfinished. l55 South Broad
TO RENT, q fiat OF three rooms, with kitchen
L and servants room, centrally located.
nicely adapted for housekeeping. Address this
office. RENT.
INOR RENT, third floor Battersoy's building
corner Bay and DraytOn streets. Large,
airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bach
eloTs' quarters. Apply l.. I. TURNER admin
strator. IFS Bay street.
ITO RENT, rooms on second and third floors.
Whitfield bulldinR over the postotfice;
location most desirable In the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN & co. t02+9 Bay street
L'OR RENT. furnished room, with privilege
erty.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM
no RENT, a store and dwelling. first-class
Il business stand. Oseechee road and Bis
mercS streets Apply ). W. corner
TOR RENT, the premises 1Js Broughtou
II street, fronting thirty feet Oh Brougnton
street anc running back 10 the lane For terms
apply to GEO. W, OWENS, l2i Bryan street.
E'oR RENT OR SALE, a very desirable resi-.
Il dence near the park; possession irnme-
diately. JOHN N JOHNSON 8. co.
TOR RENT, store southwest corner Brough-
Il ton and Abercorn streets. Poss ssion given
at once. Apply to s. GUCKENHEIMER &
SONS.
LNOR RENT, desirable residence 100 Taylor
Il street, between Drayton and Abercorn:
south front. Possession Nov. l. Apply TO
s. GUCREEHEIMER & SONS.
TOR RENT, the premises I6I Congress street,
Il now occupied by Appel & Schaul Posses
sion sept. l. For terms apply to GEO, w
OWENS ia Bryan street.
TOR RENT, residence 1ss Duffy street be-
Il tween Bull and Whitaker streets new and
commodlOus L. d. DAFFIN Il SON.
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TOR RENT, store southwest corner Brough-
Il ton and Ahercorn streets. Poss ssion given
at once. Apply to S. GUCKENHEIMER &
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Always on hand full line Of only the best
the market affords, in botn Domestic and I'm.
NOR. e4h tlragerlaq
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WANTED. the public to know that we are
w now prepared to I'll all orders for the
best imported or domestic wines, liquors, cor.
dials, aies, beer, etc ~ LAWNS ESTATE,
telspnone "a
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LTOR RENT, third floor Battersoy's building.
4 corner Bay and Drayton streets. Large,
airy rooms, suitable for club purposes or bach
eioTs' quarters. Apply L. I. TURNER, admin
istratOr llS HRY gtreet
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TRUCK FARM for rsnt. corner Gwinnett
4 and Styles avenue, opposite new water
works. Wa. HONE.
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WANTED. agents; something new; sells in
w every house; big commission paid. Ad.
dress d H.. News Office
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WANTED. merchants to try the benefits Of
w advertising in the "One cent a word
columns of the MORNING NEws. II VIII certainly
pay.
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HELP WANTED

NIANTED, o white laundress. Apply in the
+ w morning at go Liberty street
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STOLEN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

4, REAT BENEFITS are gained by the popular
" mode of advertising in this column. Try
It TO day.
DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II, rATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctiouoer.
HOT CHOCOLATE and hot ginger fruit. with
i L little snack, DC cup, at LlVINGSTONS
PHARMACY.
LNLOW ER5-A fresh supply az StronRs drug
Il store daily. Floral designs at short notice.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 1913.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

GIrUATION WANTED. by frst-class dry
- goods clerk. Address for two days, F. l.
Morning News
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, owners Of real estate 10 place
w property IN my hands for sale. Prompt
personal attention Civ u and every effort made
to sell to advantage. W. h. WILKINSON
Real Estate Dealer
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ITO RENT, rooms on second and third floors,
4 Whitfield bullding, over the postofiice;
location most desirable In the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN & co. 102E9 Bay street.