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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-14
N DARKEST RUSSIA.
4 SECOND EDI7IoS OF TaE VOL
UXE JUST ISSUED.

/ Il Is Devoted % al Expose Of the
Wrongs Inflicted Upon the Jews
Tie Cza-i1a's Intoleraace-Xstters
Getting WOrse-An Order Prohibit
ing the jews From Bsthing in the
ses IN Sunnar.
LoNLoS. Aug I3-The work entitled
In Darkest Russia has net With q very
good sale. and to-day 8 second edition was
issued The book IS devoted 70 81 expose
Of the wrongs from which the jews Of
Russia suffer, and TIE edition
Of to-day gives a long list Of
fresh prosecutions 70 which the Hebrews in
that country have been subjected.
vast mass Of statistics is presented 70
prove that the statement alleged to have
been made by tbs car that the Jews were
connected with the dynamite outrsges is
unfounded.
An INSTANCE or INTOLERANCE
One instance Of the intolerance Of the
czsrias is given in the book, the facts con-
corning which ware received from trust
worthy sources Her majesty, in company
with The car, sometime since inspected the
troops forming the garrison at Moscow. 1t
Is customary on such occasions 70 give the
soldiers s holiday after the inspection is
concluded. On the occasion referred t. the
officers Of the various regiments were
instructed that no Jewish soldiers
must Be present az the inspection At the
particular request Of the cZarins, the Jews
were confined 20 their barracks. II inform
ing them q the reason why they were not
permitted 70 Join their fellow soldiers, their
officers told them that Jews were offensive
to her majesty. who wished 70 be spared
the sight Of them.
MATTERS GETTING WORSE
The book contains a letter from the Duke
OF Westminster, saying that things in Rus
sia are going from bad 10 worse. The in
humanity Of the Russian authorities, the
duke declares, Is astounding, almost in
credible The czsr. according to the same
authority, Is himself likely TO be
placed in the category Of rhe rulers,
who, like Philip Il Of Spain,
clothed with irresponsible power, have
used IL, lot for the happiness aud benefit of
their subjects, but for their ruin. Such
rulers, the duke says, deserve the contempt
and loathing Of all that is best in the civil
izsd world.
a letter from Jew in Russia 70 minis
ter IN London is also published in the book.
The writer says that the most serious m tier
of all is the general outlawry il which the
Jews are held. Every petty Russian official
assumes the right TO treat them as be sees
fit
AN ILLUSTRATION OF PETTY AUTHORITY.
As an illustration of this misuse Of power
he instances the fact that the police Of Libau
recently issued an order prohibiting the
Jews from bathing in the sea in summer.
A letter received from q gentleman in
Cnarlottenburg, Germany, describing the
condition Of the Jews who are fleeing from
Russia says that the refugees who have not
sufficient money to pay the full price of
tickets TO America have received tickets
from the Jewish emigration committee at
less than cost.
POLICE RECEIVE SECRET ORDERS.
Moscow, Aug. 13.-The police have re-
ceived secret orders which will have the
effect Of expelling every Jew from the
district within two months.
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THE STAY BILL DEAD.

The Alliance Legislators Place Them
selves in the Opposition.
ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 13-The stay bill"
is dead The slliancemsn Of the legislature
are against il, and that means that the bill
VIII not Be ssen again. They have gath
cred together their democratic ideas and
have done themselves proud To-day at
the close OF the session Of the legislature it
was announced that there would be a meet
lug OF alliance members OF both
houses tonight. and every member was re-
quessed to attend. They did it, OF prac-
tically 50, as only one or two were absent.
This was a special meeting. the weekly
meeting being held every Tuesday night
Nothing wes discussed except the stay
bill" Several speeches were made, the tenor
Of which was against the bill. It was not
at all popular. While two or three mem
bers were for the bill, they did not dare
ventilate their views After an hours dis
o1ssion Mr.. Faust Of Oglethorpe introduced
the following resolution;
Resolved That it is the sense Of this body
that stay Law by the legislature would be
violaiive OF the constitution and against the
best interest of the people Of Georgia and that
| this resolution be given TO the press for publ
cation.
Only three of the large pumber present
voted against it.
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TIE ESTAYLAW.~
he COMMITTEES Postpones Action I'll
Week After Next

. @s---L--lEkCE A[--O-- , IL
Week AFTER Next
ATLANTA, Ca, AEE 7S-Ths AErical-
tzrzl COMMITTEES tx Up 'the stay bin
It's AfrsrnOoa.
Z Speaker PRO tsrs- Pa. Trznwsl q Whit
s7sd opposed IL
Mr.. Parker q Wuki1soa favored IL
he arsusd - considerable ls1gfh- The cry
( = tee psop.s Should - hard, said ne.
We have tolsrahlT god crops, admit;
o2s TIE poor p@opls s-s Dot II 8 condition
ne UoosT market hss cs5sSd this
NJ. BryAa q F1cvd Sssssd that be vas
opposed 70 The bill ut ;6c1ght j. should
rot Se reported upc- until ths state slhsncs
net and p-sssed aP-1 tAs MEASURE This, he
/ sad. v4s in dsfereacs . ths wishes Of the
author Of tAs blll, NJ Montgomery OF lay
Tor. That gszt3eus1 ksd requested This and
nov maze Is IS uoioo-
Mr.. Calvin puinss1 out torcibly the error
s1d danger Of TIE b.l.s
Mr.. Dsvoe Of Mites said that &c was per-
sooaly opposed e tie bil, but wanted 70
voice the sentiment y his Constituency. and
LaVored possDo1e0e1s n order 70 bear
from them
Ar. Merrill Of Eal VS. in favor Of tie
bill he said thsi lis constituency Is
almost soaidly in favor q il
NO INSTRUCTIONS WANTED.
Mr.. Tranwen spoke again II an will
ing, said be, ''to postpone consideration OF
this bill, but I want 1t distinctly under
stood that this i uot 81 erdsr from the state
alhaocs. / ~aos 10 Instruction from that
quarter. We alone are responsible for our
seton IS legislators
Mr.. L1nsdsn Of y bite approved the bill.
DR.. 4attage Of Cl=ca spoke il favor OF
postponing action % bssr from the people.
! "For ny part,a SID he. Il doa't know
what Is for the bes- I an willing 70 do
what IS best, no matter what that may be.
II we md uDon exaui1stio that the banks
are expressing the people. then pass the
say Law aRd fight 70 he last line. We did
FOR the co1fsdsrecy, bat It is . serious ques-
tlon, and We have every thing 70 gain and
nothing 70 lose By Waiting
MAKES Up HIS OWN MIND.
Mr.. Perry Of Worth spoke next Upon
local bills, be said, Il want al the infor-
nation can get from home, but upon
general measures, affecting not only my
county, but the whole state. make I'D nv
own mind an responsible 70 God for
my vots- lam agains: this bill / believe the
agitation Of tbs question is hurtful
% u.s. 4 vote was then taken On the mo-
ton TO postpone the bill Until week after
next The vote was II 70 Y in favor Of it
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WADDELL AS PRESIDENT.
The AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Re-
ELEc-S HIN rs EXECUTIVE

ELECIS Hin rs EXECUTIVE
Thres Opposing Ca-didatss-SIs Elec-
/ tion Mzds C-snlDou-Cur1oert re
Next Place Of Meeting
/ aTRExs, Ga. AuE. IS-Tbs AErlcul-
rural S3c.e.y ne; promptly 81 o'elook,
I Prezl5sn; Ws55sI Il tie e-sIr.
c. Ws55z-Is candidacy cazssd hin 70
surrs,der t1s oaslr = Ho1- s D. BEsaws4.
I stale sc5ool commissioner.
zaE PRESIDENCY.
Tas c,avs-t5a Tow saroad 80 TIE hssd
q e,@-Eo-s
c. L ?. LlTiags;on noniossed, II
sPeeca briz:IBg With s1logy, Hon John o.
Wa56sll to- TIE presidency.
NJ. s'sI;o- piscsd the zsns q Capt John
4 Coo5 Of Sumter II nomination. Il vas
urz1l1o3slT sscoodsd
NJ Ba-rT Of Cuthbsrt nominated e 4
Noody q Toomas oo1nty for tie positioc-
1as point vas TOW raiss3 IS 20 whether
Plurality o majority elected, and IL visa
i=c5iad II favor q : Majority.
Tas president PRO ten appointed three
tellsrs, and he COUNTIES, hfsneno=-s ard
df1cers voted Il rotation After ice co1ut
vat co.'s lldstsd TIE tsils-s submitted i 70
the president, vEo announced the follow
ing result:
Wadden. AZ. Cobb. 81; Moody. -
wADDELLs ELECTION MADE UNANIMOUS
Capt. Cobb now made motion 20 make
the election Of Col Waddell unanimous.
TIE motion vas carried
The president now appointed couuittes
consisting Of Msssr& Cobb, Lyon and
Moody 70 notify Col Wsddsll OF his else
non
President waddell responded in $ happy
manner.
Col 5 D. BrsdEsn. state school con-
missioner, was elected general vice presi-
dent.
MKT PLACE OF MEETING.
Curhbert vas selected IS the next place
Of meeting.
Capt. y. " Powers Of Grifin vas
elected treasurer.
Ten new members Of the executive CON-
nittee were elecsed 70 succeed those whose
tarus bad expired
Capt r ". Jenisoa Of Macon is sue
cseded IS secretary By Samuel Haps Of At
lantA
Tie society now proceeded 70 routine
work and adjourned for dinner.
TINS afternoon the executive committee
failed % transact business because Of the
inability 70 gather quorum together.
Col Cobb's dsfes: IS due 70 the election
esriog Of Col Livingston In behalf of Col
Wa6dsll
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TWO ATTEMPT SUICIDE.

Disappointment in Love and Excess
i've Drinking the Cause.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 13--The sui
cidal mania has broken out again among
the foreign population of Charleston.
Two attempts have been made within the
last twenty -four hours.
Antonio Boccacio, an Italian, 80 years
old, swallowed lot Of morphine last night
with suicidal intent. He took an overdose,
however, and the doctor saved his life
Disappointment in love is SAID to be the
cause.
To-day George Salluer, German from
New York. was found IN bed with his throat
cut His life was also saved by the surgeons.
He used razor, but missed the jugular
vein. He Is married and has two children.
He has been drinking heavily recently,
which brought on the suicidal mania.
The weather has not been hot here re-
Gently.
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TEE USIvERsIrY's FACULTY.
The Chairs OF History. Agriculture and
Elocution Filled

The Chairs Of History. Agriculture and
ElOcut!on Filled
ATLANTA, GA. Aug 13-The board Of
trustees Of the state university held called
meeting hsrs to-day. They met to elect
professors for the agricultural college at
Athena The following is the result Of the
election:
History aud political science, Prof. J. A
z. McPherson Of the University Of Michi-
gan. Aun Arbor. Prot. McPhers5n is a man
Of high character and sttAinments He
graduated from Johns Hopkins University
with the degree of Phi. D. For two years he
has bsen connected with the University Of
Michigan, st Ann Arbor, serving as assist
an. 20 the professor Of history. This great
western college will be 10th to give him up,
but his promotion 70 full
professorship will probably be an
inducement to secure him In Georgia
DIT. J. B. hunnicutt, assistant commits
sioner Of agriculture, will Ill the chair Of
agriculture.
Besides being an eminent divine. Dr.
Hunaicutt taught for long while success
fully. He will resign his position in the
department Of agriculture.
DR.. Boggs consented TO take the chair Of
elOcltlOn
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Damage BY . storm at Americus.

ANERICUs, GA, Aug. 1S.-During the
thunder storm this afternoon the resi- ience
Of A S. Thompson, on the corner of Church
and Primes streets. was struck by lightning.
The force Of the bolt made an opening
through the roof of the dining-room. tear
ing away the shingles, boxes and plaSsering
and breaking the hangings aud many
dishes on the table. which had been set for
supper. Fortunately no one was in the
house at the time, as Mrs. Thompson had
gone to her mothers on the spprosch Of
the storm.
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COL. PEcK,s STATEMENT.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
The Steeple Of WilIacoochee's Meth

The SteeDle Of WilIacoochee's Meth
ODDS: Church Demolished.
WILLACOoCHEE, GA, Aug. 13.-The
most terrific thunder storm in the history
Of this town passed over here last night.
The Methodist church at this place was
struck by lightning, completely dsmolish-
ing the steeple and front end Of the build
ing. TIE Lghtning's flash and deafeninS
peals Of thunder continued for about three
hours. The Oldest people say they never
saw anything like it The church will be
repaired as soon as arrangements for the
work can be made.
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webster Votes "No Pence,

ANERICUs, GA. Aug. 1S.-Webster
county held an election on the fence CUES
ton yesterday. Nearly all the landowners
voted for mo fence" but the negroes and a
few whites voted against stock law, cast
ing more votes than the mo fence men.
But Ordinary Cansby to-day decided the
election in favor of no fence throwing
out many ballots cast for fence instead
Of the correct form of simply fence" The
landowners Of the county took great inter
est in the contest and are much gratified at
the result as timber Is scarce in the county.
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Kuled By Lightning.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Aug. 1S-Ida Barrow,
the 6-year-old daughter Of Mrs Katie Bar
row, was struck and killed by lightning at
Milton to-day. She with several other
children were playing under pecan tree
when the accident occurred None OF the
other children were hurt.
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The INTENT OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
The 1890 Club and pispensarv Fill

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 13.-The 1890 Club
bad an important meeting tonight. A A
Murpheyis the real author OF the dispensary
bill, introduced by Mr.. Martin of Fulton,
and pending now before tie legislature
The prohlbitionists are by no means unani-
nous In their support Of the measure, and
the 1890 Club met to consider it A COM
mittee was appointed TO draw up q resolu-
ton for next Thursday night, when the
issue will De met squarely
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
! Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute
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wYNN'S BOOKS.
They Disclose Other Things Besides
a Shortage.

They Disclose Other Things Besides
a Shortage.
ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 13.-The alliance
exchange affair is in q worse shape than
ever. As stated in the News this morning.
the accountant employed to examine the
books found Mr.. W nn to be short $50, sci 30.
But the examination Of the books disclosed
another thing, which gives the affair
e new phase. The bOndsmen claim that the
books show that when Wynn's
secoad fiscal year began on Nov. l,
1920, be was then in debt about S10,O 600.
This debt was incurred before they became
bis bondsmeD, and they are not re-
sponsible for il. When the bond was
signed on Nov. So 1890, Col. PECK told the
bo1dsmen that Mr.. Wynn's accounts were
all right, which proves TO be untrue.
CHARGES OF THE BoSDsxES.
They claim further that much of the re-
manning $40, 600 shortage is not really a
shortage, and they show that it is il out
standing notes against Wynn personally ;
that Wynn gave nis note for bill of goods
and used the money, entering the trans
action as done on a cash basis. If this be
true, the goods are in the hands of the ex-
change, and the houses which hold the notes
are the losers. They have no recourse, as
Wynn has placed all his property in the
hends,of his bondsmen.
To-day Hon. w. c. Glenn, attorney for
the bondsmen. said: In behalf Of the
bondsmen / wish TO say that we decline to
pay anything" That's all he would say.
but it is safe TO state that they will not paw
a cent except by process Of law. TneY are Of
| the opinion that other rottenness will be IN
| earthed.
COL. PEcB's STATEMENT.
Col. Peck was seen this afternoon and he
said that at the end of Wynn's first fiscal
year, Nov. l, 1890, Wynn owed about
| IS, ZOO, but that Wynn paid the money and
that balanced the account. But the books
seem 70 show that on that date Wynn gave
his note ito balance s42S, go"
Two other notes were given BY Wynn
during the year and the whole amounted to
| SO PSI 20. These were outstanding on the
day the bond was made.
The exchange. it is said, is threatening 30
have Wynn arrested, but his bendsnen say
the exchange cannot afford that, as tnev
are not out Of trouble themselves
1t is expected that there will be new de-
velopmeats
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Suicide in Harris cou,.v

COLUMBUS, GA, Aug. 13.-News reached
this city tonight Of the suicide OF Miss
Francis Williams, an estiInable lady Of Har-
rls county. Miss Williams had been an in
valid for i've years. and In 8 fit Of despoud-
ency hanged herself to her bed with a piece
Of rope. She belonged 20 a good family.
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Federation of Trades al Atlanta

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. I3.-The federation
Of trades met here tonight. There was
much discussion. but only one conclusion
reached. They were gathered together, rot
TO fight copitsl, but 70 protect themselves,
were represented
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TO THE PCRIIt

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
tnat trsct OF LAnd II Chatham County, Georgia
Immediately south Of the extended limits ~
The city OF Savannah. known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres. more OF less, bounded OF the north bv
lands OF Barsto1, and west BY lands Of Gen. 4
K LAYTON, as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof. and intend to apply To IA
courts for specific performances Of the coz
Ussc~ !. Il ESTILL.
SAvASSAE- Aux. 50. lSSS.
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Al members OF Georgia Tent No. ISL. and
their lady friends are requested TO meet a.
Yonge's Hall THIS friday EVENING at g
O'Clock sharp. for the purpose OF recognizing
Forest City LADIES' Tent Of Rechabites.
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WILLAcOoCHEE, GA, Aug. I3.-E. V.
Sewburn OF Waycross has been appointed
postmaster at this place, and VIII move up
AID take charge soon.
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eEoRGIA's REAPPoaTIoNMENT.
The Committee's Work Completed
The Districts as Arranged.

The Committees Work Completed
The Districts as Arranged.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 13-The subcom-
mittee on the reapportionment Of the state
for congressional districts held their last
meeting this afternoon. The map is COM
plets now and in definite enough shape to
be very interesting. Il is understood that
only Mr.. Gilbert aud Mr.. Whitfield Of the
subcommittee are not entirely satisfied
THE NEW DISTRICTS.
These are the new dristricts to be pro-
posed by the committee:
First District-Charham, Brian, Lib
erty, Mcintosh. TattnAll, Rulloch. Effng-
ham, Scriven, Burke and Emanuel. Ten
counties, with population Of l69, S09.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Clay, Early.
Decatur, Miller. Thomas, CoIquitt, Ber-
rie0. Mitchell, Baker, Calhoun. Dougherty,
Worth. Terrell, Randolph. Piftsea coun-
ties, with population of les, 35s
Third District-Stewart, Webster, Taylor,
Crawford, Schley. Sumter, Lee, Dooly,
Wilcox, Pulaski, Twiggs. Houston, Macon.
Thirteen counties, with population Of
1858
Fourth Dis.rict-Carroll, Heard, Coweta,
cogee, Chattahoochee and Marion. Ten
counties, having a population Of 166, 1911
Fifth District-Fulton, DeKalb, Rock
dale, Newton, Walton, Clayton, Campbell,
Douglass. eight counties. VITA a popula-
ton Of l65. 6SS
Sixth District Bib, Jo1es. Baldwin,
Monroe, Epson, Pike, Spalding, Butts,
Henry. Fayette. Ten counties, having a
population OF 165, 942.
Seventh District - HARRISON, Paulding,
Cobb. Polk, Floyd, Barlow. Chattooga,
Gordon, Murray, Whitfield. Catoosa
Walker and Dada Thirteen counties, with
population Of 179, $50.
Eighth District-Jssper, Putnam, Greene,
Morgan Oconee, Clarke, Oglethorpe, Wilkes,
Madison, Ebert. Hart and Franklin
Twelve counties. with population of
17l.7Ol.
Ninth District-Fannin, Union, Towns,
Rabuu. Gilmer, LumpAin, White. Haber-
sham, Dawson, Pickens, Cherokee, Forsyth.
Milton, Gwiunett, Jackson, Banks and
Hall Seventeen counties, with a popula-
ton Of 112 ,o61
Tenth District Richmond, Columbia.
Lincoln, McDuffie, jefferson, Washington,
Wilkinson, Hancock, Taliaferro, Warren
and Glasscock. Eleven counties, having a
population Of 163, is.
Eleventh District - Glynn. Camden.
Charlton, Echols, Lowndes, Brooks, ClInch,
Ware, Pierce, Wayne, Appling, Coffee,
Irwin, Telfair, Montgomery, Dodge, Lau-
rens and Johnson. Eighteen counties, hav-
ing population Of 155 ,e4S.
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TIE regular monthly meeting Of the club will
Be he'd THIS EVENING a. 5 O'Clock 81 Gerua-
Lis Hall.
TT ETrrrEP p-azs5s-t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

O. and after Teo. l, 1890, tie b8sEs Of ssecs-
s-eaeHt Of az o5oeTsi~ss5 tie HoRzss
EEEs ts<9 &c agate, OF N tie rate AZ g. % a.
S7boA FOR tie frs< frsseTtt0E- No Special Notice
inherited for les thdr 81 90.
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FRIED & HICKS
CITY MARKET.
GAIL on UNCLE ApAMr

At No. 20 Jefferson street. corner Congress
street lane. II you are short Of ready money.
He Will advance you cash on your diamonds.
watches, lewslry, clothing, musical iustru-
ments, tools, etc Open 6 A n 70 P. 4; sat
urdsys to II p. n. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE.
20 Jefferson street, ADAM STRAUSS. Man
aver.
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MEETINGS.

z0RAYD4 ARCHERY CLCB.
The regular monthly meeting viii be bed 81
the resiieace Of L v. Lsndershine, l79 Bolton
street, THIS FRIDAY at SD P. \. large al
tendance i requested.
WI ? SfvHrPrF President
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KIESLING'S NURSERY.

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
DLANTs, Bouquets. Designs, Cut FIossrs
furnished 70 order. Leave orders ~ DAFL
Bros cor Bull and YORK sts- . Belt ban
Sa2 passes through the nursery. Isisphone@4l
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
NOTICE.

I am no longer connected with the Cooper
alive Watch and JewelrT Company, having
severed M connection with said business three
weeks ago. GEORGE 0. BUCK.
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To and around the Bell Buoy.
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NEW BILLS

Lks sc--ogILg Few oills Esre introduced
~ Mr.. NsrTs1 q tie Eignteenth Dis
tricz-Io prczlb[s tie sz3s e sssd c3ston in
@sgxsrE-E eDzzsy 5ssEss1 Aug IS and
gsE n
II NJ Lamb e s1s Fozrta D5strict-To
szsleE-l1 sGs e1zr-sT q tes SzEzn1es Canal
CeEapsaT-
The 5ssrc q s17zziiEzsIon7 oil, by Ar.
laae q sss sixsssZzs1 6zszrics. wish had
5ssrl sz.zzsss..zssiy srk1s-zlsssd after is pas
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OFFICE AND BANKING ROOMS, 1876 CON
GRESS STREET.

PURCHASING AGENCY.
ABSTRACT OF LAND TITLES, act as agent
for parties desiring to purchase real estate, rep
resenting their interests in all cases, and buying
st the lowest possible prices.
Office 1875 Congress street.
ISAAC BECKETT.