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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-12
"Can a Man be More Than Just ."


JASPER, FLA, March 10-Editor Morn
ing NeUs: When the southern states were
going out Of the union one after another,
Alexander Fl. Stephens stood upon the
national wreck waving the last fragment Of
the old flag crying to the people of his state
to save the union or we sink" Gen. Lee
was perhaps more serious than Stephens,
knowing his personal responsibility to be
added to the great issue involved. On the
other side, when the war broke out, Abra-
ham Lincoln said substantially that the ire
pressib!e conflict had come. When the final
struggle came men like Stephens and Gen.
Lee were more closely allied to thehearts of
their own countrymen than to the govern
ment in the hands of an adverse party, and
when Virginia and Georgia sailed out under
new colors Lee and Stephens went with
them. President Harrison is a western man,
acting as the servant of the eastern people.
Grover Cleveland is an eastern man of an
eastern schooling, yet under national
reputation as a statesman. The south
never has considered Grover Cleveland
in touch of the sympathies
of the south. But when you put it to the
test, in any quarter Of the glove, all have
to admit that Cleveland is au honest man,
and IAN honest man is the noblest work of
God" Coming as l do from California
and knowing that the free coinage of silver
is the only hope of the west, yet trusting in
Cleveland all things for the best, we trust
and believe in him sufficiently to know that
If congress should pass should pass such a
bill as to take off all restrictions from the
silver industry end Cleveland we're Pres:-
dent he would approve the actions of con-
gress as representing the best interest of
of the country. We have no fears of this.
TENRoCK.
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Editor Morning NetUS: l and doubt
less hundreds of other young men in the
city have been closely watching the discus
sion now being carried on in the columns Of
the MORNING NEWS as regards the advisa-
bility Of young man who is the recipient
of o monthly salary not exceeding 500 get
ting married.
Much light has been thrown upon both
sides of the subject by the various contrib
utors, but while they have, in one issue of
the paper, shown us most clearly that mar
ried life on that amount of money would
not necessarily mean drudgery and depriva-
ton for either of the parties, and have in
formed us, with the utmost confidence, that
the city is full OF nice, domestic girls, who
are not only willing, but would deem it a
privilege to marry us at those figures in the
next issue they have told us that we are
brutes to think Of asking any young lady to
leave her home, where she is surrounded by
every comfort, and to share vita us the
hardshlps to be procured with our paltry
hundred. Still we cannot but think that
even more light could be thrown on the
subject by some one who, to use popular
expression, "has been there" Surely out
OF the hundreds OF young people in our city
who have committed maUrmonyn within
the past few years some are now living upon
less thai 500 month. A word from some
one who has had experience and knows
what he or she is talking Of will go farther
toward convincing the young mon of Savan-
nah of the adviSabiilty or individuality Of
liking this important step than whole vol
ums from young single men who are theor-
ling and estimating, or from old ladies
with marriageable daughters Win not
some Of this class settle this ell-important
question by giving us facts and figures
based on experienced
ONE OF THE ONE HuNpREn
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At The COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Hero and There II
the Court Rooms

the Court hoOmS.
Isaiah Brown lcolored) was yesterday
tried a second time on a charge Of cattle
stealing, but up to late hour last night no
agreement had been reached by the jury.
The first trial resulted in a disagreement.
w. ". Osborne, Esq, defended Brown
Leauder Mcbride (colored) was tried in
the superior court yesterday afternoon for
assaulsing with intent TO murder a white
man named Denmark Sept. 9. The jury was
still out at late hour last night w. W.
Gordon, Esq, defended Mcbride.
Judge Falligant yesterday rendered a de-
cision In the certiorari case Of Marcus
Hunter, constable, and John H. Grimm and
The certiorari was sustained, the verdict
and Judgment Of the court below set aside
and a new trial ordered.
The case of Henry Mickler, charged with
assault with intent to murder. was called in
the superior court yesterday. but the de-
PENDANT failed TO put in an appearance,
whereupon Judge Falligant issued an order
restreating his bond of $500, furnished by
his brother. Ernest w. Mickler.
During the trial of Leander Mcbride in
the superior court yesterday afternoon Sam
Ferrabee, a negro boy about Is years old,
created a disturbance in the gallery, and
Judge Falligant ordered the sheriff to place
the boy under arrest. On being brought
down Ferrabee could not give a satisfactory
explanation Of his conduct, and the nudge
sentenced him TO be confined in Jail for ten
days for contempt Of court. Ferrabee cried
like baby from the time of receiving the
sentence until he was carried to Jail.
William Fennell (colored) sued the Ocean
Steamship Company yesterday in the city
court for $40, 1000 damages for falling through
hole in the company's wharf in October,
1889. which mashed one of his legs and
made him a cripple for life. The jury had
not agreed up to a late hour last night
Rockwell & Morgan represented Fennell
and Lawton s. Cunningham the steamship
company.
mayor MoDonough yesterday turned
Robert Wilson (colored) over to the city
court for the larceny of watch aud two
pair of pants from Zeb Hopkins. another
colored man, ON Tuesday morning.
The fines i'll the mayors court yesterday
morning footed up $50.
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There's a patent medicine
which is not a patent medi-
cine paradoxical as that
may sound. It's a discov-
cry! the golden discovery of
medical science It's the
medicine for you = tired,
rundown, exhausted, nerve
wasted men and women; for
you sufferers from diseases
of skin or scalp, liver or
lungs - its chance is with
every one, its season always,
because it aims to purify the
fountain of life - the blood
upon which all such dis
eases depend. The medi-
cine is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. The
makers have enough conf
dence matt to sell it on trial.
That is-you can get it
from your druggist, and if it
doesn't do what it's claimed
to do, you can get your
money back, every cent Of 1t.
That's what its makers
call taking the risk Of their
aO01aS.
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TIE MARRIAGE QUESTION.
come Other FolksWho Fave Views
With Regard 10 It.

Come Other FolkSW no Fave Views
With Regard TO Il.
Editor of the MOning NelCs: I have
h.en interested in tn friendly controversy
non the question of Marriage" in your
oarumps. Much has hen said in favor Of
"a AGAINST "the hys and girls" Each
,,-sssnt their peculiarties. There is moth
70 under the sun tina has not got its light
ID shadows. PerIni me to deviate from
- rourse pursued byIny worthy contem-
,,o-aries. and present ny views as an OBJ
liver of human natue from the point of
III. is but a short span. ebbing away I'M.
,,-.rIously. as graint of sand emptving
themselves from &C hdIr-glass. Each feet
,no minute brings US rsarer the grave. Let
rs look back and see what constitutes q
suitable NEST egg % lsgin life on.
Would that our toTfa-ents could arise
tron their graves aud note sbe demands of
The times for their ahiIlren; note how few
~ then, had the faVorlbls opportunities TO
bagin matrimonial ftfsthas We have. How
many hardshipt and struggles they endured
Tor usi Are Ne less VSIthy OF bearing our
share Of lifs's burden jor those 70 comet
Are the demands OF thi present aga more
eyectipg! ARE the demands OF society more
rigid thar those of day. Of yoreI No, most
erphaticallY 40. Bat ct US view matters
as thew are. 10 not the general tendency
rather to excel 10 get more out Of this short
snan of Iifei Hes this not been proclaimed
az the age OF fast livirgi Are not these
Aeeting moments devoted to living up to
and above our rneAnsf Under many a gay
garb do there not beat aching hearts be-
cause Of desires unsatisfedi
There is no safe rule 40 TO what consti-
tutes NEST egg" as one of my young
friends puts Z. Tho station In life one
moves in makes toe demands more or less.
Dollars do not make happy homes, con-
tented wives and mothers and grateful hus-
bands. 1t is well, however, TO have q small
capital laid away for toe rainy day sure to
come. But it is well TO have "a large stock
Of love- confidence, enduTAucs and faith.
These things are necessary to happy home.
No! Dollars cannot restore confidence to
the doubling WIFE Dollars cannot regain
the affection of a suspicious husband Two
bears are necessary when startine young in
welded life-bear and forbear. If young
man has a position reasonably secure, good
moral habits, and has attained the proper
age. let him take unto himself a better half &.
Aspire to make your home your castle, and
let purity and virtue dwell therein.
If all the girls wait for those 800 a
month beaux, they will wait a long time,
because they are few and far between. Let
your choice light on man worthy OF you,
DO not be actuated by mercenary ideas; do
not let glib tongue daze you. This is but
the wooing. Beware Take him Of moral
habits, true gentlemauly conduct, and a
proper regard for your sex, under all cir
cumstances and occasions. He will make
YOU a coed husband. BENEDICT.
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Atlanta Air Line Directors.

NEW YORK, March 11-At the annual
meeting of the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Lihe Railway Company to-day the follow
ing we're elected directors for the ensuing
year: Eugene Kelly. p. P. Dickinson, r. II.
rochester, d. R. McAlpine, c. S. Fa.rchild,
IhIchard Irwin and Charles M. Fry, all Of
Sew York; H. w. Sibley of Rochester,
Joseph Bryan of Richmond, Michael
Jenkins of Baltimore, Skipwith Wilmer Of
baltimore, and D.J. Garth Of Scarsdale.
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A strike AT FALL RIVER.
The Discharge Of a Member of tbs
Grievance Committee the Cause.

The Discharge Of a Member of the
Grievance Committee the Cause.
FALL RIVER, MASS, March Thames
Goss, a weaver at the Cronell mills, was dis
charged this morning, and every loom in
the mill was idle to-day in consequence. At
a meeting Of the weavers held Monday night
Goss was appointed one of a delegation to
lay some grievances before a meeting Of
the executive committee of the weavers'
association held last night. When he was
about to begin work this morning. Over
seer Welsh ordered him out of the mill. A
strike occurred at the mill month ago, and
aimee that time the weavers have been COM
planning Of reductions, claiming that they
receive loss for the same class OF goods than
is paid to the weavers III the Laurel, Lake
and Durfea mills.
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4 Reason for the Small Number of
MARRIAGES.

Editor Morning Net0s: think can give
reason why there are not more marriages.
me msln reason why great many girls
DON'T get married is that 50 many of the
young men have the habits OF drinking aud
gambling, and the girls are afraid Of them
all. Some of them will give up the habits
them. O'-0"
!, while don't speak from experience, l
know many wives who suffer on account of
Sne drinking and gambling habits Of their
husbands. On the other hand, there is
NO doubt that some women are extrava-
CANT, aud make their husbands, who de-
serve a better fate, unhappy. The girls,
seeing SO many unhappy marriages, be-
come disheartened.
ONE OF THE GIRLS.
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a NEW TRUNK LINE.
The Mobile and Ohio and Big Four
Roads to Meet at Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March lie. p.
Huntington, president of the Huntington
system, which lately purchased the Mobile
and Ohio road; M. E. ingalls,, president Of
the Big -Four; j. F. Barnard, president and
general manager of the Ohio and Missis-
dppi; Gen. John Echols Of the Chesapeake,
OHIO and Southwestern, aid George w.
Saul Of tho Chicago and Eostern Illinois.
have arrived here. It ia said that /. ey are
here to secure an entrance TO Evansville for
the bfobile and Ohio road from the south
ard the Big Four from the north, thus form
ing great railway combination.
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a Negro Short in His Accounts,

DASvILLE, VA, March III. W. Pope,
a colored lawyer Of this city, who was ap-
pointed by Gov. Lee treasurer of the Vir-
gina Normal and Collegiate Institute at
petersburg. is short in his accounts about
SI,eOO, and Attorney General Scott has in
sttuted proceedings to recover the amount
que the state.
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wooDRUFFs SABOTAGE.
The Amount Considerably in Excess,
OF $4,000.

ST.. LOUIS, March ia special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: Senator Russ
of the joint committee on Treasurer Wood
rufus accounts stated that the committee
was not done with the count, and that
the ex-treesurer was short about $4,000 in
addition 10 tho admitted dedication. Ger
tain scrip belonging to several of the coun-
ties is missing, and 3ae ex.treasurer has OBJ
tanned permission of the committee to put
up scrip OF other counties in lieu Of it.
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0. 4. Sale at ST. v. R'y Co
ID. LaROChe &SOn, AuCtiOneerS.
ON THURSDAY, THE I'd DAY
OF APRIL, AT 1890 A. M.

We will sell at the Down Freight Warehouse Of
the savs nnah, Florida and Western Railw
Company for cash, to the highest bidders, the
following unclaimed and over freight, for the
payment OF freight and charges
McIver, Dbl lime; II G Powell trunks:
Rev q Dyson, bx medicine; X J Prescott key
pig ft!A M Mitchell, bx soap; II Krouss /
casting; sallie Warner. bale moss; s 3 Stevens,
"a Dbl vinegar; no mark 2 bdls pots ] W.T.
pks tobacco; Frank ThQrnton, bx tools; Clare
Bros, show case; Mex & W, Dbl sugar; ],
kegs cider; no marks. bdls w BUCKETS; j r
Grooves bx paper; Sally Mosely, spring cot;
johnson, bedstead and mattress; LippmAn
Bros, can alcohol; Carrie Lane bx hh goods;
j A Logwood, bx 8 tobacco; no mark, Dbl
rice; G Brandt, !! bx wine; G Jackson, bdl
blankets; II l. & Co, nest tubs; b j Simon,
Dbl vinegar; b W Mayo, 2 kegs cider; Coates &
u, Dbl vinegar; s n Potter, Dbl grits
krouskon, cases hats; J Cole, bx mdse;
Norman, bx mdse; no marks, doors, 3 pkg
sash, bx groceries, Grated shaft, half Dbl
wky, rolls bagging, bds ties; Cd, 4bbls cideri
w I Golding. bdl plows; r l. Collins, bdls
castings; no marks, Ceases goods; w Lewis.
bbs plaster; Hopson Bros cases jarsl no
marEs, case cigars; q w & Co, case bats no
marks, % bdls C ties; A l. Collins, half bb Vine
gar; no marks, cases potash; j Mabbett bxs
harness; scaoeu. case goods; J NJ Rear, 1
Dbl oil; 90. 4 evaporators; no mark. hxs
fixtures, kegs nails, SIX bran, trunk; OBJ 3
bxs harness; no marks. bS crackers, / keg
vinegar, pkg sheet iron, bale cotton, IS sacks
meal. SACKS bacon, pox glass, case goods,
kegs nails, 9bxs goods 20 doz pals, wagon,
bx marble, pkg Hardware; u u West & Co. 1
bx harness; Mon & =, 5 cads tobacco; II II CD.
sacks guano; w, cads tobacco; j q Carter &c
Co, sewing machine: no mars, cases shoes;
90, Dbl rice; no marks, bxs drugs; &C lard.
Dbl oil, Dbl paint, " bbls guano. Dxs tobac-
CO. 10 bdls shingles, bhl -four, 10 pkgs hh goods,
28 bdls baskets, stoves, bx axes, bx books,
doz brooms bdls piping, bx tinware, cub
tivator, bx snuff, roll bagging, pkg sash.
bids spokes
W. S. KING, S. F. AGENT.
Approved,
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lNoTE.-The writer's of communications
| must send their names, not for publication,
OUT as IN evidence of good faith. The
!l must be sent to insure publication of
The communications
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Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and by the
process it is prepared it Is rendered more nour-
ing and more easily digested than any other
preparatio= Of cocoa or chocolate. All drug
gists.-AdV.
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Female Mill Hands Strike.

NEWARK, n. j., March 1.-THE girls en-
ployed in the No. 3mili OF tho Clark Thread
Company left work in a body this morning,
refusing to handle 'scab" finished yarn.
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Tiny, sugar-coated gran
ules, are DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. Best Liver Pill
ever invented; active, yet
mild in operation; cure sick
and bilious headaches.
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Perhaps you think IL is compare
lively easy thing TO produce a suit OF
clothes that will be attractive to every
body. Nothing could be farther from
the truth. Since the world began
there were never two noses exactly
alike, and there is just as much DIFF
ference In taste as there is In noses.
The successful olothier constantly has
his fingers on the pulse Of popular
taste. IL is his business 10 discover In
what direction the tide of popular
preference is flowing. Then and then
only can he hope 10 be in a position to
offer something that is certain to at
tract all hands. OF course, in making
up our spring stock We could not have
the pleasure OF consulting you person.
ally, but you will admit that we have
been successful in anticipating your
desire IL you will call and look at our
line of Clothing. Hats and Gents
Furnishing,
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Locslforecasts for Savannah aud vicinity

Localforecasts for Savannah aud vicinity
for to-day: Rain; slightly cooler.
Special forecast for Georgia end
| RAIN eastern Florida: Rains; no
change in temperature, except
slightly cooler on the coast; south
easterly winds.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 326 feet, fall Of ~ feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savau-
nah. Ca. March Il, 1891. and the mean OF the
sarna day for nina.een Yeara.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
A I A ] { I | D n,
The Contents Of a Jones Street
Residence.
Fine Carpets, ParlOP Furniture
Elegant Bedroom Sets, and Piano.
c. H. DOrSett, AuctiOneer,

Win sell on WEDNESDAY. March 18th, 1891,
at No. s9Jf Jones street. between Abercorn
and Drayton streets. commencing at II
o'clock, tho entire contents Of that well fur
nished residence, consisting in part Of in
BASEMENT Happy Home Range. No. a
Gas Stove No. 8, Crockery. Tinware e.
tension Table, Mating Chairs, Sofa,
Clock, etc.
PARLoR FLOOR-Han Carpet Stair Garnet
and Rods, Handsome Baby Carriage.
Willow with adjustable Velvet Linings
Gas Chandeliers, ladies' Desk. Fancy
Rockers, Velvet Carpets, Willow Rockers,
Marble Top Table. Window Shades.
Handsome Fruit Piece in Wax, Parlor
Set (made 70 orderl, Mantel Ornaments,
Dining Room Coairs, Mirror, Sideboard,
Lounge, Extension Table, Handsome
Lamp, Garden Benches, Crockery, Glass
ware and Steck g. Go. Piano.
BEDRoOM-The contents of four bedrooms.
completely furnished with Body BRUSSELS
carpets, Shades, Lounges, Rockers,
Tables, Cedar Lined Wardrobe. Crib, Cot
tage Set, very pretty Walnut Set and two
very elegant Bedroom Sets, same being
handsomely carved, Extra Large Dressers
and Massive Bedsteads
This furniture will be found to be in good
condition and we'll cared for, and the sale
affords splendid chance for refurnishing or
completing housekeeping.
y. b.. The Piano can be examined the day
before tho sale
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TOR RENT. two nice unfurnished rooms;
l. every convenience for light housekeeping.
81 York street
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PhillIns, Dieestible Cocoa

STIndicatestraca. TlRcasS and hundredth s.
O. S. GoRaAs. Observer Signal Corps.
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EFOR RENT. three large connecting rooms.
with bath and veranda. No. 65 Charlton
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TOR RENT, swimming bath Liberty street;
i for lease TO responsible bidder. stating best
price. Apply WALTHOUR & RIVERS, No.
1903 st. Julian street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RKNr.

ENOR RENT. fiat OF four rooms, 100 President
Il street. Apply 1913 Henry street
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words O,
sso~e. n tASs ooIvmn inserted For ONE
CkHT A WORD. C0aa ~ zdpoaos, sooa
esasTtsoaA
Eosryoody sho hds any rant 70 surueu.
anything to b~y or eel, arg b-Gssmass a.
accommodations to ssoGrsy indeed, oHy sviGa
70 orofSTv. aAo4sId ddosTtEss n tAGs ooIu,D,.
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TOR RENT. store No. ISL Congress street,
- third door east Jefferson. Apply at
DRYFUS BROS.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIVE first floor of the Whitfield building is
Il now being lifted up for the Postofics the
upper floors are for rent, aud will be rented
either as whole or divided up 10 suit tenants.
Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN & CO.. 1921 Bay
street
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ROOMS TO RENT.

4 NICELY furnished south front room 10
n rent: suitable for ons or two gentlemen.
Refer 10 Morning News. S. l. G.
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w. S. KING, S. F. AGENT.
Approved,
wP. HARDEE, GenI Freight Agent.
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EN0R RENT. the corner store in De Soto hotel
4 This is one OF the best locations in the CITY,
For particulars apply to WATSON & POWERS.
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TOR RENT, Store on Congress street: house
4 on Maldburg: also house on Montgomery.
G. P. MILLER, Real Estate.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE California Claret In small kegs
Il also in cSses. All kinds of imported and
domestic Wines and Liquors from 81 per gallon
up to $40. VI, LAWNS ESTATE, 45 East Broad
street.
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WANTED, a position in an office, from 0
w until 3 in the day. % keep books or do any
kind Of Office work. Address o. W. care News
Office.
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DOR RENT, desirable store, "a Whitaker
Il street, Lyons Block.
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EoR RENT. three story on brick basement
4 tenement house, No. 1874 Taylor street.
NJ. S. BAKER, real estate agent.
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ENOR RENT. ssven-room house Apply to
Il WILLIAM BOUHAN. corner Huntington
and Mercer streets.
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10C. TOOTH, Hair, Shoe Brushes; Channels,
~ Sponges; Gum Drops. HEIDT'S for re-
liable goods; low prices
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EOR thirty eight years the purity and excel
L lence OF our brands of liquors have been
commended by a discriminating public. NJ.
LAWNS ESTATE.
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4 TIAS and Erie Engines, Boilers, Tanks and
"A Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings
LOMBARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.