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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-20
MOSQUITOES AND LEPRosY.
Can the Disease Be Carried by the
INinoed WarriOrS?

Can the Disease Be Carried by the
Winged WarriorsP
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Dr. Edmund Andreas
was disposed to smile at the New Jersey
MOSQUITO story in yesterday mornings
papers. In the Hudson county pest house,
among the New Jersey sand-dunes, is
ChInauan dying of leprosy. Recently q
citizen of Hudson county became leper.
II is thought that the contaglon was car
rjed by mosquito. These insects OF the
New Jersey breed are noted for the length
and depth of their bite and they are no re-
specters Of persons. A mosquito 10 supposed
Ia have possessed so little epicurean or
artistic taste as to bite the leprous China
man and thus change bis bill for bit OK
white meat. And by reason OF all tnis
Hudson county. New Jersey, is In state oil
"But perhaps. after all there is some lit
tie ground for apprehension SAID Dr. An
dreas. having laughed somewhat at the
novel idea. ''But the number OF mosquitoes
Is 40 immense and their life 50 snort tne,
the chances are very few for q pers'ns
being Affected that way. 10 Is wen known
that flies, and. 10 fact, most Insects, eau
carry Infection. That has often been sho"s
in hospitals. They may carry germs OF
disease Jos, as bees aud other insects eA'iI
the pollen OF aoNeTa.'
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RAIL AND CROssTIa.


In 1890 Germany had 13,496 locomotives,
273 $3.50 goods wagons and %, 404 passenger
vehicles.
Articles Of Incorporation of the Ameri-
Gus and Tampa Railroad Company have
| been filed with the Florida secretary of
state The capital stock is 81, 500, DOC. The
road will come into Florida at point be-
! tween the Aucilla and Withlacoochee
rivers. 1t will be 2l0 miles in length and
will pass through the counties of jefferson,
Madison, Taylor, Lafayette, Levy, Ala
chna, Citrus, Marion, fernando, Pasco
and Hillsborough The directors are: j.
j. Willitord of Americas, Ga. B. Il. Harda-
way of Tuscaloosa, Ala, and Joseph Till
man Of Quitman. Ga.
| The position of superintendent of sleep
ing car service of the Central railroad at
Savannah, has been abolished. s. +. Cock,
who has held that position since it was
created by Mr.. Gabbett, about a year ago,
| will return to his home in Cincinnati in a
few days. Mr.. Cook has won a
great deal Of praise by his manage
ment of his department. He has
made great improvements in the SER
vice, especially in the increased cleanliness
OF the cars and the promptness with which
they were furnished when needed
The sleeping car service will hereafter be
under the supervision of the trainmaster.
The annual meeting of the PullmanPalace
Car Company was held in Chicago Thursday.
The financial statement for the fiscal year
ending July 81 showed that the revenue from
the earnings of cars, from patents, manu-
featuring, rentals. dividends, interest, ETC.,
amounted to SO, 772, 324. The disbursements
for the same period we're So, 1888. 10I, leaving
surplus for the year of SO, 9S9 1928 The
total a. sets or the company are $40, 654, 676,
and the total liabilities 26,26l,370. The
directors reported that the output
of the manufacturing department
for the year amounted to 81, 9O6,977,
being an increase over the pre-.
ceding year OF $2,S90,544. To meet the
steady growth of business, and especially
the demands incident TO the worlds fair in
1898, the directors asked authority to issue
$4,000 shares additional stock. The request
was granted, the capital being in
creased 20 per cent. to $30.0O0,000.
The following directors were reelected:
George w. Pullman, Marshall Field, ]. w.
Doane, Norman Williams and o. S. A.
Sprague of Chicago. Henry G. Hubert of
New York, and Henry Reed of Boston.
The officers were reelected as follows:
President, George M. Pullman; vice
president, Horace Porter; secretary A. s.
Weinshlmer. A dividend Of 50 per share
was declared. In a supplemental communi-
cation to the stockholders President Pull
man reported that 1871 sleeping, parlor and
dining cars had been built during the year,
costing an average Of SIC, 1874 per car. The
number of cars controlled by the company
is ,239. The number Of passengers carried
during the year was 6,310,Sl3, against
5,O23, 057 for the preceding year, an in
crease Of about per ceut. The total nuns
Der of persons in the employ Of the COM
pany in its manufacturing and operating
departments is 1885, and the wages
paid during the year amounted to $7,303,-
los.
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SHE WOULD GUY HIM.
Would Jacks" Wife, and He's Post
master General of Canada, Too.
I-.nr. A. NJ. N.o.I. HILL

Houlu JOCK WIFE, ana ne 8 FOSt-
master General of Canada, Too.
From the NeW York World.
Mrs John Graham Haggart, wife Of the
postmaster general of Canada, has come to
see the city. She has chosen for her point Of
view No. IS Stewart place, Brooklyn. Now
Stewart place is as near the jumping off
place as one can get. Right over the back
tenc5 is a graveyard and then begins side
walkles5, numberless muddy wilderness
Mrs. Haggart expects to stay two or three
months, 80 she said to a reporter yesterday.
There was talk that she had come to the
states to get divorce, but she denied 1t In a
bluff and breezy way.
II haven't lived with him for twenty-nine
years" she said, as she drew feecy white
wrap closer around her shoulders, but O
divorce is the last thing on earth I'd ask for
I'm well satisfied to live as l am. l don't
want to marry any bOdy, at least not until
after Jack dies.n
Jack" is the postmaster general of Can
ada.
But I'd be getting pretty old then. You
See my hair is white now. But before l left
Il Caaada said to the Grits: when I'm in
thestates I'll get somebody to write up q
sort Of burlesque on Jack and print it in the
papers in the states and then the home pa
pers Il reprint it dye seeP You see the
nome papers don't dare to print the story of
MS ME and it was printed here. you know,
taeyd copy it and Jack wouldn't ever think
oi sung the New York papers. And that'd
Leagood joke on Jack, wouldn't it,"
iaelaay laughed and winked gayly.
What is the story of his lifeP'
Why, I'd write itup if l were you like
T 1 What has John Haggart done for
Where is Perthsn
why, don't you knowi Perth, county
OF ILanark, Ontario"
4len the lady told some funny stories
a sp jacks handball over at Casey's:
s apSGJ his fathers death, and aboutsa game
VI pillar. olIiards at Dinny Simons'.
out la!' she continued. ~ see you
uoh know who Dinny Simons Is. Yes, it
|Tuiu DC a waste of time unless you knew
NJ ABOUT Perth. There is story, too, about
"aoA anu girl in the postotlice, but that
90 "p on puonshed two or three months ago.
:. put don't care for that. People used
S ~ sag 20 me: La, Mrs. Haggart, isn't it
T'eautulg You know how TALKS talk. Well,
sun: You don't suppose care. II it
"asnt one woman with him it would be
srt;oIe I'm sorry you can't get up an
~Sat Y, sort OF burlesque you know, on
s naS jnaggart has done for Perth. tia be
asood joke on Jack"
~, tps VIE OF the postmaster general in
@ NV enat she doesn't want divorce, and
nv 4a' sne is mere only to see the sights. But
has, gooo deal easier to get divorce here.
~sn IN Canada.
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ARTIF1cIAL AGE FOR WHISKY.
Takamine, a Japanese Invention 70
Treating New Liquor.
From the Cincinnati Tin,es-star.

Treating New Liquor.
From the Cincinnati Times-Stdr.
The new way of prematurely aging
whisky by what is known as the Takamine
process is attracting good deal of atten-
ton of the Distillers' and Cattle Feeders
Trust Just now. 1t is said to be japanese
invention. which by fermentinR process
accomplishes in few days what Father
Time has required years to accom-
plsh. 1t has been tested by
The trust. The Chicago Tribune is
responsible for the statement that the trust
has made q contract to equip its entire
plant with the Takamine device. The
Tribune SAYS: "Work will bestarted imme-
diately on the Manhattan distillery at
Peoria, aud it is expected that by Oct. Is
that distillery, with a capacity of 5000
bushels per day, will be in complete opera
ton under the new process.
1.-The contract between the trust and the
Takamine company is that the trust will
bear all expenses OF fitting up its plant with
the new process, and the company will re-
ceiye as royalty One-ffth of the saving
effected by che process. The inventor of
the process believes, and ms to have
pretty fully demonstrated, that be Will be
able to show a saving of something like 10
cents per bushel on the 10000 bushels per
day that the trust consumes, and IN add
ton to that, will increase the output OF
alcohol st least two quarts per bushel. Ot
course. if anything like these results are
realized, the profits will be OF 'Aladdln-ilke
proportions"
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ORLANDO. FLA, Oct. 19.-At the close OF
services at the Presbyterian church yester-
day congregational meeting was called,
and The resignation of Rev. James &. Pat
ton as pastor was accepted. Good reasons
were given why he should leave, and the
congregation is very much grieved to part
with him. He has been in charge of the
church for more than three years, and the
church has more than doubled in member
ship since he came. 1t is now the largest
Presbyterian church in the state. He viii
leave in a few weeks to take charge of the
Second Presbyterian church at Lexington,
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FlOrida's Bonifacas.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 19.-F. H.
Orvis, formerly of the Windsor hotel Of
this city, has been engaged by II. B. Plant
to run the Tampa Bay hotel MIR. Fuller,
formerly steward of the Windsor, will take
charge of the Windsor.
Mr.. King of the Oglethorpe a. Bruns-
wick will run the Seminole at Winter Park
ard w. f. Paige. formerly of the Seminole,
will run the Cochran at Washington City
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from serenth pnne.

watson, Savannah Brewing Co. WB O'Rfar.
= keitfer, Broughton Bros. j D Weed & Co
savannah Steam Bakery, Chestnut & ON. N j
STSham, Lippmsn Bros, Moore. II Juchter.
SGucKennelmer Son, Meilhard Bros & Co
6 hc q v. o Penton. W D Simkins, P NJ
Dougan Stubbs & T, A LETTER & Son. Cnas f,ud
der; II Mldworth, A ] Miller & Co. Chas Seister.
q r Sauls, Cohen & Co, 4 Entrekin. South
eastern n co, Frank & Co, G Eckstein & Co.
Lee ROY Myers d Co, Solomons e Co, W S Con-
Grey, Palmer Hardware Co, Smith Bros. Miss NJ
t FcAipl N chatham Grocery Co, ] q Butler, II 4
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
OCT lS-Kev q johnson, W Simkins, W a
McDermick, Rosenheim y Co, A Schwarz,
Savannah Q & W Co, Moore & Co, r Kirkla ID
MUTUAL Coop Asso'u, VI Henderson, II Traub
N Fersts Sons & C. Epstein & Bro, NJ Pat
terson, Lee Roy Myers & Co, Kavanaugh & B.
savannah Grocery Co. r Einsten II Open
Lelm' W D Simkins, Palmer Hardware Co,
Decker G F.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
OCT l9-Cnestnut & or. Peacock. II & Co, Ed
wards & r. Lemon & NJ, Ellis. & Co, Swnton
4 N, Baldwin& Co. Greisg. J & ". Steamer
Ethel, Lee Roy Myers e Co, Heuiser & II, T l.
oyer. Jas Walsh, Savannah Steam Bakery,
g w Tiedeman & Bro.
-, Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 19-Stubhs 6
l. Letter & Son, Mrs Annie Fereby Chas
Laddie A Ehrlich & Bro.
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Miss f. f. Barrie, lot 10 Columbia ward.
Augustus Barrie, lot 1, subdivision of lot 20
and 3D. Columbia ward,
Estate OF Isabella Barron, lot SO Ebert ward.
w. S. Bogari. lot 10 Monterey ward
Mrs X. c. Broom, west third of lot IL Chat
ham ward
Estate o. R. T. Durch, east half of lots Wash
ington ward.
James X. Clark, lot 10 Monterey ward.
Mrs. l.. y. Cockshutt, west nalt OF lot Ia
Troup ward.
Mrs. S Il. Cronk, west two-htths of lot
Monterey ward.
John A Douglass, east two-thirds of lot 81
Ebert ward.
Miss Clthrine Feely, lot II Warren ward.
Miss Mary Feely, lot is Warren ward
Michael Feely. west half of lot is Brown
ward.
Estate of A. g. Fink, north half of lots 50 and
80 T. bert ward.
Mrs. Honora Foley. east half of lot "a Brown
ward.
Estate of Owen Foley, west half o, lot 10 Jack
son ward
Children OF NJ. A. Ganabl, west half OF lot 80
Franklin ward.
L. }. Gazan & Co., west half of lot 6 Latay-
cite ward
H.
G w. ,Haslam, lot 81 Troup ward.
f. s. aud B. NJ. Hunter. west half Of lot Cal
houn ward.
Estate OF VI. LAWN, lot 30 Green ward.
Mrs Mary Lee and Others, east part OF lot 10
New Franklin ward.
John Lovett. part of lot ID Crawford ward
east.
NJ
J. W. Moore, middle third of lot II Calhoun
ward.
Henry Myers, southeast part oflo. 81 Liberty
ward.
Estate Of James McIntire, lot Charlton
ward.
Mrs. Margaret McNulty, lot Greene ward
George N. Nichols, trustee. lot 81 Chatham
ward.
n. NJ. Norwood. lot % Calhoun ward.
Estate of Patrick Prenty, lot SO Crawford
ward.
w. L. Randolph, trustee, lot 2 Franklin ward
g. d. Rogers, trust se lot 60 Pulaski ward
Joseph ROos, lot II COlum bia ward.
i. j. Ruckert, east two-thirds of lot Calhoun
ward.
John Schwarz, lot "a lafayette ward.
Estate OF Mary A. Shaifer, north half of lot
20 Jackson ward
Denis Shea, north half of lot 81 Washington
ward.
John Sullivan, lot 40 Jasper ward
r: NJ. Threadcraft, north half OF lot 81 Craw
ford ward.
Nj. s. Walsh, trustee. lot 81 Ebert ward e
Mrs. Catherine Werner and children, west
two-thirds of lot 90 Crawford ward
J. l.. Whatley, east half OF lot g Calhoun
ward. Terms cash. ROBT. j. WADE,
(itv Marshal
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Apopka's School House u

Apopkas School House Incendiaries.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 19.-An Or
lando special says: AN attempt was made
last night to burn the building which was
secured to take the place of the school house
at Apopka, which was burned two weeks
ago. 1t is not known what damage was
done. There is no clew to the incendlaries. ,,
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CITY MARsHAL'S SALE.
CITY MAnsHAL's OFFICE,

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. G, 1891.
FINDER and by virtue of specific tax ex-
~ ecution plac d In my hands by G. s.
Hardee, City Treasurer, ia favor OF the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city Of Savannah, vs..
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS, agent have levied
will sell the same at the Court House OF Chat
ham county, in the city Of Savann ah. between
the lawful hours OF sale on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891. to satisfy said
execution. Terms cash
ROBT. J. WADE,
CIV Marshal
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Administrators Sale
BY R. D. LaROCHE & co.

Under and by virtue of an order granted by the
Hon. HAMPTON l.. FEaRILL, Judge OF the
Court OF Ordinary, Chatham county Georgia,
we viii proceed 10 sell before no Court House
door on the FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEM'
Der NEXT between the legal hours Of sale:
All that parcel or lot OF land situate, lying
and being in the city Of Savannah, county OF
Chatham, state OF Georgia, and known 10 and
upon the pan of said CITY as the western half OF
lot No II Jackson ward.
lmprov ments consisting Of q two-story brick
house on basement, second west of Whitaker,
north side OF Hull. Sold for payment Of debts
aud distribution. SAINT. b. PELOT
Administrator of Fitzgerald r. Pelot deceased.
Terms CASH
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CITY MARsHAL,S SALE.
CITY MARsHAI.'s OFrIcE.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. ~. 1891.
/ WILL sell at the city pound Oct. "a. 1891. at
Il eleven u!) o'clock A. H., one (U white male
goat and one dun-colored female goat Said
goats having been impounded and not claimed
Terms cash. ROBERT J WADE,
City Marshal
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Bossv sreadlngs SEA sioFyb-fspa, "hAt
ana-Nsli. indKlag frofn the colof n our
mlIk. guess ig's he kine theg gise v ee@s
FEcf.
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CITY MARsHAL,s SALE.
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, GA. oct. 20, t59i
nN SATURDAY, Oct "a, 1891, at II O'Clock A.
" n, will sell at the city pound one dark
brown mare mule, said mule having been i'm
pounded ten G0) days and not claimed. Terms
cash. ROBERT j. WADE,
City Marshal
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That pain under the shoulder blade ia dys-
pepsia. fake simmons Liver Regulator
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY
BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 21ST.
BY R. D. LaROcha & Co.

We win sell two lots on Ninth street fronting
Habersham street car track, and four lots fac
ing Ninth between Lincoln aud Habersham.
sale absolute and without reserve, to close out
partnership account.
An exceptional opportunity to buy lots that
will rapidly increase in value.
Sale p. NJ. sharp. Take Belt Line cars to
property.
Terms. $50 cash and balance $40 per month.
We gall particular attention to the fact that
the Belt Line car track fronts this property.
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY MARsHAL's SALE.

StIf MARSHAL CfFiCE, !
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. 8, 1891.
Under and by virtue of REAL ESTATE
u TAX EXECUTIONS placed In my hands by
c. s. Hardee, City Treasurer, / have levied on
aud will sell in accordance with law, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, be-
tween the lawful hours Of sale. before the court
county Georgia. the following property. to-wit:
each piece OF property being levied on as the
property of the person or persons whose name
or names immediately precede its description
All Of said properly situate lying and being in
the corporate limits of tho CITY OF SAVAN-
NAH. Chatham county, State OF Georgia:
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Maximum temperature. 0s: minimum tenn

Maximum temperature. 6S; minimum tenn
perature. So
The hignt of the river at Augusta at
1888 o'clock a. IN. yesterday lAugussa timel
was So feet, Il tall Of OF during tho
past twensy-four hours
Cotton Region Bulletin for tweDty-four hours
ending D. IN. Oct. 49, 1891, 18th Meridian time.
Observations taken ct the same moment OF
time at all stations
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An Orlando Pastor Resigns.

"Tlndtcatessraoe. tInclss and hundredths
2. H. SMYrR. Observer. Weather Bureau
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FURNITURE
FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
By R. D. LaR0Che & Co.

On THURSDAY, Oct. %, on the premises N,
f. Corner Abercorn and CASTOR streets at Is
o'clock sharp.
We will sell the magnificent household furns,
ture consisting of three floors superhiy fitted.
Carpets bought of Sloan 4 Co New York, Par.
lor, dining and bedroom sets from George C.
Flint 4 Co. Of New York, aud ornaments and
objects Of art from the best dealers in the
country.
Sold solely on account OF owner leaving the
| city. The house for rent from Nov ist, 1891 one
of the finest locations in the city Apply to the
auctioners as above.
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That shOrtness of breath is dyspepsia. Take
Simmons Liver ReguIatOr.-Ad.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice is
VI hereby given TO all persons having do
mands against JACOB DIETER deceased,
to present them to- me properly made out,
within the time prescribed by law. so as 10 show
their character and amount, and all persons in.
debted to said deceased are hereby required to
make immediate payment to me.
j. f. BROOKS,
Administrator estate Of Jacob Dieter. deceased
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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUsTY.-Sotics Is
" hereby given 10 all persons having demands
against ROSA WOODRUFF, deceased, to
present them 20 me properly made
out within the time prescribed by law,
so as to show their character
aud amount; and ali persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make immediate
payment to me.
J. +. BROOKS.
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w AETED, twenty statesmen to carry as a side
w line our Cash on Delivery" cigar, with
gold-illed watch; big pay. C. o. D. CIGAR CO..
Winston N. 9.
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~ EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas
VI MARY KRUSE has applied TO Court Of
estate Of PATRICK MCGOWAN, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
an whom it may concern TO be and appear be-
fore said court TO make objection 0f any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted
Witnessth Honorable HAMPTON L. FERRILI,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 5th day
of . .tober, 1891.
FRANK Z. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o.. c. g.
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WANTED good cook; wages SIC month
w Apply 8. KROUSKoFF, 1874 Drayton
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A RCHITEOrURAL CRAFTSMAN wanted.
"A Apply to WILLIAM T. COTTER, Ely
Block. Jacksonville, Fla.
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WANTED, IN every town in Alabama,
w Georgia, Florida and South Carolina Of
one thousand Inhabitants ard upward, live,
energetic man or lady to introduce and take
subscriptions for leading weekly publication
Of acknowledged merit. Address w, T.
COWLES, box 457, Atlanta, Ga.
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EMPLOY MENT WANTED.

NTANTED. sometime in November, fiat Of
w connecting rooms, first floor preferred
for light housekeeping. References. Address
0. j., News office.
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WANTED. local and travelling salesthen TO
w sell lubricating oils. Apply for terms to
THE D1ETERICHS Oil CO., Cleveland. Ohio
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, h Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody who has any want 10 supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or sccommo-
datons to secure; indeed, any wisn to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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NOR RENT, room house, Seco7d avenue.
l. between Whitaker and Bull Possession
Immediately. Apply NJ. HOULIHAN. Second
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR Rem E

A SUITABLE PLACE for grocery and bar.
~ near either the Central or Savannah, Flor
ida and Western railway depots. SMITH. News
office
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WANTED, Immediately, tirst-cIass hands on
W ladies' suits; steady employment and
highest prices paid to competent parties. SA-
VANNAH DRESSMAKlNG COMPANY
Brooks Brown, manager, 80 Whitaker street
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LOST.

T OST, Sunday, between Screven House and
A. Forsyth PARK. a miniature photograph,
for locket, heart shaped. Return and receive
reward to L. G. GRO5H, Screven House
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w ANTED, local secretary in every town; the
w duties can be performed in connection
with other employment; good pay to suitable
give references. MUTUAL INVESTMENT AS
ISOLATION Central Savings Bank Building.
Baltimore, Nd