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Marriage Licensos.

Marriage licenses have been issued by tho
clerk Of the court to the following: B. F. Mar
bury and yirgie Hedrick; w. n. Barrick of
Lynchburg, Va, and Robbie H. English Of
Frederick Nd; Patrick II. Mills Of Stafford
county, Va, and Carrie Neitxey.
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Mr.. Lewis Abraham Of this city intends 10 IN
vite the sxpreusion Of opinion Of the clergy in
this city relative TO the trsatmsnt Of the
carried ont in other cities with success, and in
this way opinions have been gathered together
rejecting the sentiments Of ths people Of this
country.
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WooDp s,s S,l F .s;z us Ss OAR,

Prepared BY Den ztolosst with twenty years. expe-
rienre. CneQualed for eczema, scaldhead oily skin
nesh WORMS. ehapPed hands. excessive psr.pdration
salp affections and preventive Of all forms Of
skin diseases for sale by druggists sent by iaa
FACIAL BLEN1sHES.-l2S-pAre Book on DeYma-
tolosy and Beauty. ~ chapters illustrated. all skin
and scalp Affections and their treefment ent (seaod)
Tor loo. consgit.tion fres. e 9facs OF b. iestsr
JOHN II. WOODBURY., DeRmesologfnt,
fe4-wks1lm LIS ". ed ss.. New York city.
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1T Il BEST TO bREAE DP ACATsKRHAL CON In
ITS early stages hyusing Dr. u. Jaynes ENpeetof-
ant and Thereby save yourself much risk ana
misery
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At special meeting Of the PENNSYLVANIA
boar pardons Yesterday a further hearing
was refused David and Joseph Nicely. the Som
erset county murderers. who are % be hanged
in April
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Woodward & LorHaop.
MARCH IL. lssl
Bsady-cut Waist Linings-msde Of hest quail
ity silesia 1T guar anteed-all SHES
-50c. each--
Lining department, FIRST floor. 10Th st. bldz.)
SPECIAL SALE
UF
COTTON WASH FABRICS.
Cotton Ii king" when the warm weather
comes No one will deny that. To make the
ruth palmer and stronger Cotton Goods keep
setting inner. more elaborate and more album
dAnt with each succeeding year. They not
only have style of their own but they copy
almost all the fashions which appear in Silk.
satin or Wool They hold their own in the
parlor and On the promsnade. well in the
Kitchen.
What have We to show. Everything that is
nev in Printed and Woven Cotton Goods.
Everything in Imported and Domestic GinE-
inss. Canbrics. &c. Everything that can be
found in any store in the country and many
things that can only be found with US herea-
bouts. ASSIGNMENTS greater than ever.
THESE PRICES
PARTLY EXPLAIN THE WHY
AND
WHEREFORE.
"sEA ISLAND PONGEEs-
The hsndsomest and finest Dress Fabric in
the market at popular price, which is better
and more desirable in every way than sateen. is
the sea Island Pongee."
For the past few years there has been a won
derful Improvement in the manufacture of new
Cotton Dress Fabrics. and large larger
increase in the number of styles and qualities
Many Of these are deserving of favorable con-
sdsration by Of their attractiveness,
but none have reached the deserved popularity
enjoyed by the
SEA ISLAND PoNGEE
These are 81 inches in width and the colors
guaranteed fast.
The material is made from Sea Island and
Egyptian Cotton; is nne in texture. soft in
fnish and in exquisite colorinvs.
some OF the styles are enumerated below:
Black Ground, with White Figures.
Lavender Ground, with White Figures
Black Ground. with Old Rose Figures.
Steel Gray Ground. with White Figures
Also Tan, Brown. Blue. Gray Blue, Hello
trope. Purple, Navy Blue. Old Rose. &c, with
White and Black figures.
Price. 2c. a yard
PERCALEs FOR BOYS SHIRT WAISTS &c.
A choice assortment of Yard wide Percales in
new and desirable spring styles for shirt waists,
WRAPPERS, ehiidren's dresses. &c.
-l2Jsc- gard
IMITATION WASH sURAHS
decided novelty is perfect imitation of
Fine Surah Silk, in Sea Island cotton-colors
absolutely fast If washed with care--pstterns
exactly the same in fine surahs
200. a yard
NEW DRESS GINGHANS.
In abewildering assortment of choice color
ings and styles.
-la5fc. yard
NEW CHALLIs
5cases more of Choice and Effective Styles
of Spring Cotton ChaIlis- beautiful designs
extraordinary quality,
Sc. yard
Second floor. first annex
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WHAT Scorrs EMULSION Has
DONE.
OVER 25 POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF zee.
SAN FRANCISCO. July eth, 1885.
took severe cold upon my chest and LUNGS and
did not give it proper attention. 1t developed into
bronchitis. and n the fall Of the same year WA
threatened with consumption. Physicians ordered
me TO more congenial climate. and came to Sar
Francisco. Soon after my arrival commenced takips
Scotts Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil nd Hypo
phosphites regularly three times day. In ten week.
my avordupois went from l55 TO $50 pounds and over
the cough meantime ceased
C. r. BENNETT.
Sold by ali drussists.
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NINE A. RupprRrs FACE BLEACH

Has done much Tor me would it were in my power
to crown her QUEEN OF ALL wUMEN.
The above Is extract from New Jersey ladys let
ter to MADAME RUPERT. This is but a fair sample
of hundreds of letters which this eminent
plexion specialist daily.
Her FACE BLEACH entirely removes all blemishes.
such as FkECkLES, MOTH, PlMPLES. ECZEMA,
SAILOWNESS, FLESH WORMS, OIIINESS, SC.
Is + not eosmstie TO eoyer up; but g CVRa BE;
OFFICE in this city is $40 st. NV. Don't forget
address, Call or send for valuable Information.
NINE A. RUPERT.
go st. q. W, Washington, D.
Open also Wednesday and Saturday evening till
pm. felb
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A NaOsTURA BITTERs, SAYS LONG TINE
:s::::: .ss% 'sA s sss:a :. 4
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L. b .Towsrn & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
l.krs. @srH "a

nv
New shades Atwood Dress Goods. Soc
New shades Wool-iare DRESS floods, DC
New styles Plaid Dress Goods yard wide, 12k and
ID.
Wool Mixed Dress Goods. in all colors. extra wide.
I2&c.
One more Ligh, and DARK Calico, in remnants,
&c.
Beautiful line Zephyr D-sss Ginghains
We are still >eiiiix Table Linen at the reduced prces,
and will "a the stock lasts
larle line Dress Gin hams. IN new styles & and
los.
One case Best Trait OF the Loom Bieached Cotton.
skc.
I1ilow Case Cotton. o..
Best Bleached Shsetinx, 2h wards wide o5~
br-t bleacLed sheeting. ~ ards wide k,c
Ne are selling AInoskeax Apron Giuxfam for &C.
usually sold tor iOc. '
Bleaehed and Unblesehed sheeting. wids forlsc.
sr1 taDs ,nsn; IN, Soors z<I Just received
"a. Boys Outing Waists. 34c. Boys Outing Shirts,
80. Mems Outing shirts. 2+e- Mems Oyerais, 4ic.
CONSTIPATION, WHICH GIVES RISE TO MANY
xrayer tronbles 10 cured and prevented BY Carriers
Little Liver Pills Try them and you will be
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to CorsOn and Macartney, l4l0 street.
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ITO REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
Little Liver Pills every nigh. Try them.
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SCRoFULA,

ScRoru1A.
ECZEMA.
rETTER BorLs.
ULCERS, SORES.
RHEUMATISM AND
cATARRH CURED
BY TAKING
sARsAPARILLA
PURIFIEs.
vITALIzEs. INvIaoRATEs.
AND ENRIcHEs
THE BLOOD.
HAS CURED OTHERS.
WILL CURE YOU.
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TEE Hrerrxrc TREATMENT o.
CONSTIPATION AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA

Sir John Andrews. the English professor. b-Iievss
hat in the majority II constipation be
successfully by taking t.sspoOnful of the
genuine imported Carlsbad srrudel Sail dissolved in
tumberfu Of water Chslf pint) cold or hot. early IN
the morning. aud, n necessary. going 10 bed .
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Amineral deposit has been found on the harm
Of John Milman. near Coatesville, Ind An
a.aiyais q ths metals shows . large pereentags
Il gold
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Sold by all druggists
HRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

NKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS ItSOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, AILAYSsll PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslows Soothing
dl5-ly
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The grand jury today reported to Judge
Hagner in the Criminal Court indictments as
follows: Thos. H. Heath, murder Of Emanuel
Taper by stabbing him in the chest on Novem-
Der l6 last, causing his death on November e.
Andrew W. yegal, false pretenses in having on
January IL obtained SO from W. L. Courtney by
means Of q check. Thos. Barton and ". H. Bell,
HOUSEKEEPING stable of Albert Bouldin, JAM
nary q. George Richardson, assault with in
tent to kill John Pinkney, January Is. VIM.
Morris, aims Vim. Scott, larceny Of dresses.
valued at s65, Of Sarah ]. Winslow, November
Z. James McKenny and Henry Boudinot, lar
ceny from the person, els from W. Williams,
February Is VIM. Lucas, Emma Thomas and
Emma Dozier, John jackson and Samuel. alias
Jefferson West, violating policy Law.
ALL TIE PRESIDENTIAL PosrMAsrzns in Mary
land have been appointed during the present
administration with the exception Of the post
masters at Havre de Grace and Towson. whose
four-year terms will not expire until
1892. The postmssters at Farmville and
Bedford City, Va, have not yet served out their
fun terma Changes have been nads In eli
the other post Offices Of this class in the state
Of Virginia. The times Of these oEacials do not
expire until next year.
A - q A. q - -
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Browns IRON B1rrERs

Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend il. AL dealers sell it, Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper. 3
THE ACTION OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
Pills 10 pleasant. mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, but do
not purge. They are sure to please Try them.
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WOODWARD b LorHRoP.
Cor. llth ana y So. nv.
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Headquarter Offices and store rooms
yania avenueJ. ..........:.. sl,4ls 90
First battalion and headquarters Of
first regiment (Albaugh's Opera
Second, fourth. fifth and sixth bat
talions and headquarters of second
regiment Center Market. ... 5000 90
Third battalion GLOBE building)..... 800 90
Seventh battalion 20 street,. ........ 1900 90
Eighth battalion I'D street,. ....... 1000 90
Rifle gallery I'd street,. ............. 1880 90
Light battery, ambulance corps and
avenue rink. .:................ a,4oo 90
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Woodward & LorHRop.
MARCH IL. 1901.

Bsady-cut Waist Linings-made Of hest quail
ity silesia 1T guar anteed-all sizes.
joc- each -
Lining department. nrst floor. 10Th st. bldx.)
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Mr.. Key, TIE agent OF the Humane eocisty, l.
dck Ut Tie Homeopathic Hospital
Elizabeth J. Scott today IVES appouted Cd
ninissretrix e he estate of ChaS1ss van.s-
dale On bond e oooo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-09
oBoRaIA's SUPREME COURT.

A Long List of Decisions Handed
Down by the Judges.
ATLANTA, GA, May S.-The following
supreme court decisions were handed down
to-day:
Hall VS.. the state; from Ebert Affirmed,
c., G. and A. railroad vs.. Wooten, Hill &
Wooten; from the city court OF Richmond.
Affirmed.
Moore vs. OHara; from Franklin. At
frmed.
Hawks VS.. Tailors; from jackson. Re-
yersed.
Robertson VS.. the state; from Oconee
Affirmed.
Georgia, Carolina and Northern railway
vs.. Archer & Fowler; from Clarke. At
frmed.
Simpson vs.. Earle; from Cobb. Affirmed.
Georgia railroad vs.. Walker; from Nc.
Dufie. Reversed.
Sibiey VS.. ODER & Sons Company; from
Richmond. Affirmed.
White & Co. VS.. Magarahan; from Rich.
mond. Affirmed.
McCord & Son VS.. Laidley & Co.; from
the city court of Richmond. Affirmed.
Baxter VS.. VIM; from Gwinnett.
Affirmed.
Ellison & Sons vs. Lucias & McDufie;
from Clarke. Reversed.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company VS.
Gambler; from Hall. Reversed.
johnson VS.. Palmour g. Smith; from
Hall. Affirmed.
Morton VS.. Prick g. Co.; from Milton
Affirmed with direction
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PASSED FORGED CHECKS.

A Souvenir Artist Beats : wo Jack
eonville Bankers Out of $1,595.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May Spy two
forgeries brought to light in Charlotte, N.
c., the Merchants National Bank of this
city loses $685. and the State Bank of Flor
ida $3.50. A man calling himself T. C.
Kellogg came here about three weeks
ago from st. Augustine, where he had
been following the occupation of souvenir
artist-painting sketches on sea shells, brio
a-brac and sometimes on canvas. He OBJ
tanned employment here at Hotel Placide,
and last Saturday asked John B. Massa, a
fruit dealer. to identify him at the Mer-
chants Bank. Massa did so, and the teller
Dashed chsck for 1885 without hesitation.
1t was drawn by s. Wittkowski, large
dry goods dealer Of Charlotte, N. e., whose
credit is rated high. on the Merchants and
Farmers National Bank of Charlotte. 1t
was certified across the face by this bank,
and made payable to Kellogg's order. The
bank in this city subsequently, received a
telegram saying that the check was forg-
cry. This afternoon the manager of the
state bank In this city said he had cashed q
check almost similar in form for $3.50.
Kellogg. after getting his money, 81, 5S5,
left on the evening train for Savannah,
and all traces of him have been lost.
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ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.

A Fast Schedule Broken Cff-A Wild
Cats Ignomintous Death.
AUGUSTA, GA, May s.-The state
pharmaceutical board will meet in Augusta
next Tuesday.
The wild cat which figured in the recent
prize ights against bull dogs in Hamburg
met an ignominious fate this
morning about daylight. He escaped
from his cage. come across
the river into Augusta and at once started
robbing hen roost He was discovered;
the door was shut, and he was shot to death
with parlor rife.
On and after Sunday, the Pullman sleep
ing car service between Macon and Green's
boro, N. c., by the Georgia rail-
road, will be discontinued, owing
to the abolishing of connecting
schedules at Augusta by the Richmond and
Danville railroad. Col. Dorsey was seen
to-day and said the Georgia railroad had
not yet determined whether they would
also take off the fast train on the Macon
branch which was put on to connect with
the Richmond and Danville through sched-
ule.
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A PLUCKY SERVANT GIRL.
She Attacks a Burglar and Boxes His
Ears-The crook Snot.

b1TS-Ilc OfODk OQOI-
ATLANTA, GA, May S-John Webster,
alias Brown. professional thief against
whom four burglaries are charged, in resist
ing arrest was seriously shot by Patrolmsn
George Phillips. Brown entered two
houses on Peachtree street, the last being
that Of W. B. Lowe Of the Chat
tahoochee Brick Company. The burglar
broke into the room of the servant girl,
Julia Parks. who surprised him rummagirg
among her effects. The girl flew at him
like fury and boxed his ears with such
ringing slaps that, in self-defense, he drew
his revolver and threatened TO blow her
brains out. At this she fed, crying murder.
THE NEGRO RUN DOWN.
The negro also ran, but the alarm having
been loudly given. crowd collected and
pursued him. Brown was chased to the
chronological school. and finally took refuge
under house adjacent to that of Officer
Phillips, who beinR of duty was at home.
I he officer ran out and found the fugitive
at bay with his drawn pistol defying
the crowd to approach him; seeing the
patrolman he attempted to turn the weapon
upon him, but fell before g could wheel
half round, pierced by bullet from the
officers revolver. Stolen goods OF value
were found on his person, most of which
have been identified.
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BURNED OUT OF HOME.
The House of Two Widowed Siste
Goes Up in Smoke.

The House of Two Widowed Sisters
Goes Up in Smoke.
MILLEDeEvILLE, GA, May S.-The hand
some country home of Mrs. Fannie Beales
and Mrs. Maggie Watson, two widowed
sifteTs. five miles from the city on the Gin.
ton road, was destroyed by fire last night
et ~ oclacE. The two ladies with a
maiden sister occupied the house. while
their tenants live in outhouses on the place.
After they had all gone q bed st night the
flames broke out and made such rapid head
way that the ladies barely escaped wi h
their lives They remaiued under the
buggy shed for some time until friends
from the neighbOrhood arrived
with temporary relief. The loss is about
f2,OD0, with no insurance. The sufferers
arc among the most highly cultured ladies'
u the county and have the sympathy u
syery one IN their loss
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SLAIN IN FLO IDA.

A Deputy Shot Down by Il Negro he
Was Trying to Arrest.
LIVE OAK. FLA, May S.-Jesse E. Bur-
ton (colored) shot and instantly killed
Deputy s. NJ. Carson at New Branford this
morning. Burton Is wanted in Madison
county for assault and battery, and Carson
was endeavoring to make the arrest when
killed. The murderer is still at large,
though a large posse is traverSing the coun-
try in search of him.
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Customs officers in Australia have given
to the Chinese the palm for smuggling
since the steamship Guthrie returned TO
Sydney from long excursion trip. The
usual hiding places had been searched IN
vain. There were no cigars, tobacco or
opium slowed away in the forepeak under
tons Of the ships cable. Even the yentila-
tor In the malnmast held nothing contra
hand. But at last, on a close inspection OF
hat the rice pans on the fire were under.
laid with tobacco, joints supposed 10 be
fnZIling ia the oven were composed Of
cigars, and in the cool room what appeared
20 be eggs and sails were really stores Of the
products Of Havana.
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A New School for Columbus.

COLUMBUS, GA, May s.-The commits
sioners of commons held their annual meet
ing this afternoon and the report of the
treasurer showed a balance of $4,000 on
hand. This will be devoted to the erection
of a new school for girls. B. H. Crawford
was elected president, j. ?. Kyle, vice presi-
dent, John Peabody, treasurer, and NJ. NJ.
Moore. secretary
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Fire at Statesboro.

SrArEsBoRo, Ca, May S.-Weduesday
night the large hardware and furniture
store of Bitch & johnson was destroyed by
fire. The loss on stock is $4,000, with
$4,000 insurance. The loss on the building
is $4,000. The town had another narrow
escape. and the fire brigade deserves the
credit of saving many houses.
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AT NASHVILLE.
The Morning News City Delivery

AHS N4OIIIIIIE NoWs NINy DoIINoIy
Is as perfect as money, experience and con-
slant care can make it. The per is de-
livered in any part of the city as far south
as Estill avenue promptly and regularly,
Immediately after going TO press, and with
as little delay as is possible 10 make certain
delivery. The service is the best Of any city
in the south, aud Is under the immediate
supervision Of the business office. None but
the best carriers are employed, and our con-
slant aim is 10 make this important depart
mont faultess. the southern part Of the
city prompt delivery 10 made ~ wagon,
guara uteelng 90 those living a distance
from the Office an early service Tho MORN
$50 NEWS will be delivered regularly for
one month, 81 90 three months, a. 30.
Your subscription solicited.
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REPORTERS RESIGN.
They Resent the Printing of Matter
Abusing thsm.

Abusing thsm.
ROME, GA, May S.-The Hustler Of
Rome has created some CONSERVATION in
the ranks of the Tribune Of Rome The
Hustler is printed on the Tribune'S press.
The last issue of this paper, which came
out this morning. contained an attack upon
the Tribtne's reporters and was very bit.
ter. This morning Ernest w. Humphreys
and III. V. Brumley, the reportorial staff,
sent in their designations, which were
accepted, because they said they would
work for no paper that would permit an
other paper to be printed on it's press with
such liberty of abuse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-09
Fire in q Grocery.

DAWSON. GA, May Sire originated
from the explosion Of kerosene lamp in
the grocery store of c. G. Holmes tonight.
The stock was considerably damaged, but
the loss is covered by insurance. The fire
company promptly responded to the alarm
and soon had the flames under control.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-09
100 Doses One Dollar

"At Savannah trade falls off some, but
the prospects are bright. and at Jackson
vile business is brisk and hopeful in all
branches. In short, while the present trade
is not quite as active as usual, the outlook
would be highly encouraging but for the
foreign and monetary uncertainties.
1.-The failures of the week number 2l2
For the corresponding week last year the
figures were 1S5."
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Commencing SATURDAY NEXT we will offer
our stock of Childrens Suits, consisting of kits,
Blouse and Knee Pants Suits; also Boy Suits
sizes from IS to 10 years, at reduction of % per
cent. We are overstocked on these goods and
must reduce. AL fresh, new goods. No old
stock. These suits will range in price from
81 90 up. Remember, sale begins SATURDAY
NEXT. DRYFUS BROS,
Corner Congress and Jefferson.
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9TH, HEIDT's, SATURDAYS
Cur PRICES To-Day.


CHOCOLATE CREAMS I6C.
10c n Gumdrops 5oc d Crystanzed Fruits
c box Buttercups. a to ACC ChamoiSe.
25c ID box spec. mixed SC Vindex, the Cigar.
Candy, try one Mother use Boraclne.
35c h box Mixture &c HIS Artesan Soap.
equals any SOC Candy. 21c Unbreakable Combs
&c paper Flower Seeds tPrescript'ns specially
&c paper Garden Seed. 19c Blue Notified Soap
Try X x rborker 1Sc Wash Cloth 3 Cakes
Punch Root Beer, E yg Soap.
Nog. 19c Collar box Cakes
15c gal. Homeght Oil Soap.
34c Insect Powder l0c Glycerne Superior
PC pit Caster OIL. to Pears.
Is; ut. Carbolic Acid. He bar Glycerine Soap.
Use Pembie's Med Soap Why suffer, Pile Cure
25c H s Dyspepsia Cure. Guara1te
Kn yes, SCISSORS, Razor 4 l0c gar Tate Water
l5c Pure Sugar Candy PERI 9cted Eyeglasses
Crystallized Violets 81 so 10 To-Day.
GO To-
Coz. CONGRESS AND WHITAKER STREETS.
HEIDT'S HEIDT'S HEIDT'5 HEIDT'S.
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Knlad hu q Snake,s Bite

ORLANDO, FLA. May 8.-A Swede named
Berjur L ndgren died from rattlesnake
bite at Oakland yesterday. When bitten he
did not suppose the snake was poisonous.
He leaves no family.
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Commissioned a Colonel

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May S. p.
Benschi Of this city this morning received
the commission of colonel and commissary
general of Florida state troops.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-09

NAPoLEos said Tools are Tor those who can
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