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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-03

Do you enjoy the good things of this
world? Does a rich dinner distress you!
Are you troubled with sleeplessness?
A prominent physician from Cincin-
natl says:
My patient has Just finished the last
bottle of the genuine Johann Hoff's Malt
Extract with marked improvement. l
can cheerfully say it is all, and more
than you claim for it, for in my patients
case of dyspepsia nothing would remain
on her stomach; hence there was ex
IRENE debility, and she certainly could
not have survived much longer.
AFTER taking the second bottle we
could see quite an improvement. Her
appetite became better, and she could re-
tain food without distressing her. She
feels-for the first time in six months
that she has been in bed-that she will
recover. 1t has certainly proved in her
case a great boon. l can cheerfully in
dorse the genuine Johann Hoffs Malt
Extract for all you claim, both in dys-
pepsia, an@mia, and kindred diseases.
will take great pleasure in recommend
ing it to other practitioners and to my
patients"
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents
and Importers of Mineral Waters, 6
Barclay Street, New York. Look out for
counterfeits. The genuine must have the
signature of Johann Hoff ON the neck
of every bottle.
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THoMAsvILLs TOPICS.
A Fancy Dress Ball--A Marriage and
Death.

q Death.
TOWNSVILLE, GA, March Mrs.
John SPAR. wife of Thomasvilles efficient
marshal. died this morning at o'clock
after lingering illness
Lieut. Walter A. Taylor Of the United
States army and Miss Della Pittman of this
city were married this morning at O'Clock
at the brides home. Lieut.. Taylor left on 7:45
train fer his command in Montana, while
MS lovely bride will remain for some months
With her mother, who is very i'll.
TIE great event OF the week among society
people was the fancy dress ball given last
evening by Lessee Tilton Of the Mitchell
house, complimentary to the young ladies
of Townsville. There was a brilliant pro-
gramme, including fine music and r.
freshments. Mr.. Tilton and his wife,
though newcomers, have made themselves
very popular with the people Of Thomas
vile, and under their charge it is plain that
the Mitchell is destined TO be a great success.
Miss Honorine Mitchell and b. F. Hawkins
led the grand march.
The characters represented we're: "Par-
thenia," Miss HonorIne Mitchell; "Quak-
eress," Miss King; "Miller's Daughter, n
Miss Arnie Paine; Little Butter Cup.n
Miss Johnnie Sloan: katie CLYDE. Miss
Mamie Blsckshear; ''Greek Goddess Miss
Ella Stuart: "SprinR,n Miss Eeze Glover
Baby" Miss Clara Springer; Might
Miss Olive BlacEshear; Peach Blossoms
Miss Rosalie Hawkins; Spring" Miss Mat !;
tie Davis; Innocence" Miss. Nee Young;
"Sweet Violets," Miss Lucille Lintons
DAISY" Miss Mamie Hansell: Sunset"
Miss Gould; america" Miss Pearl Tilton /;
Gypsy Queen" Miss Deua Mitchell /;
MADAME Recamier." Miss Lily Smith :;
''Snow Drop Miss Birdie Smith; Butter
fly" Mrs. Redden Smith; "Nun," Mrs. s.
Alev Smith; "Uucle SAM" Mr.. DeVin
Finkle; Gentleman of Old Regime A. P.
Wright, Jr.; George Washington" B. H.
Wright; -Four OF the Four Hundred" 5.
Alex Smith. Redden Smith, Jr.,
F: L. Anderson, % w. F. Lord
prince Marfat," w. L. Ball; "Zouave ;"
T. j. Livingston; German Peasant" w.
L. Snodgrass; "Dude OF the Future" w.
II. Hammond; prince of Wales" Is. F.
Hawkins; Prince" ]. G. Ball; "Gero-
mimo,n j. E. Love; UNITED States Cavalry
man." Dr. J. G. Hopkins. A large number
who took part in the dancing were not in
costume. The spectators themselves formed
O brilliant compauV
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A CURIOUS MURDER CASE
Accidental Death That Came Through
an Attempt to Kill.
From the NeC York Times.


From the NelC York Times
The arraignment Of three murderers in
one day In the Jersey City courts brings
her criminal record nearly abreast with that
OF Essex county. There are three murder
cases to be tried in Judge Depue's court at
Newark next term, and the assassins Dun.
ham and Senior are still at large besides.
The latest murder-;hat in the hat shop In
Spring Valleys the oldest of the murder
cases that have been brought to the notice
of the courts.
Koran aud Ward, the parties to the
tragedy, had been hunting, and quarrel
resulted in Ward being thrashed by Koran.
When the reached the shop. Ward rushed
upon Koran with a double-barreled gun
pointed at him. Koran seized the weapon
by the barrel just as Ward was about to
pull the trigger. and finally wrenched it
from his grasp.
when a man brings IN gun to shoot
me-" he exclaimed, 'why, I'll break it all to
pieces for him.
He swung the gun around his head, and
brought the stock down upon the floor with
ouch violence that the weapon was broken
in two. Its contact with tho floor set it off i,
and Koran, receiving the charge in his body,
unintentionally saved his antagonist the
trouble of killing him. OF course Ward
could not, under the circumstances, be held
for murder, but he will probably be prose
cuted for assault with intent to kill.
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PURPs WHO PAY NO TAX.
City Officials of Atlanta Exempt Them
selves from Tax.

City Officials of Atlanta Exempt Them
selves from a Tax.
ATLANTA, Ga, March Am investiga-
tion Of the records has disclosed novel
condition Of affairs in Atlantas municipal
government. which has been attacked on
the charge Of corruption aud boodling
more than once recently. The ordinary
citizen is compelled to pay tax of 81 25 on
his dog, but the purps OF the couucilmen
and city officials wag their tails in the proud
consciousness that they are CANNES of a
privileged class. Mayor Hemphilps dog,
Pendennis, struts up and down before the
mayors mansion with an aldermanic tread,
ignoring the purps of the people that pass
by. He wears free tag on his
neck. SUCH sordid thing as
money has nothing to do with keeping him
from the clutches of the dog catcher. No
81 % passed over the city clerks counter
for his license. He's the mayors dog and
goes free.
ALDERMAN RICE's LUCK.
When Alderman Frank Rice, chairman Of
the finance committee, steps out of his back
porch in the morning and whistles to his
dog Rex, be congratulates himself as the
purp comes rNnuing up with the city's lie
oense dangling from his collar, for he is
mighty man, an alderman, and doesn't have
W pay d uOS YAK
When ex-Councilman Lambert sallies
forth with his four pets, Bull. Tiger, Fulsom
and Zinc, at his heels, ne hears behind
him the jingle of fou rbrass tags worth 81 25
to ordinary mortals, but to him free So
much for having been a councilman.
x-Alderman Hiddlebrooks pats his pug,
Hiram, on the head, and as he fingers the
free tag that swings from his pets collar
wonders II he will ever again be in the
council aud will he able to escape the pay
ment Of the dog tax.
OTHER LUCKY OFFICIALS.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson's dog,
Carlo, wears tag which was passed out to
him from the clerks office gratis
Ex-Councilman Porter King escaped
paying the city 50 so for tags for his two
dogs through the fact that be was a men,
Der Of the honorable city council.
City Marshal J. w. Lloyd enjoys the
same perquIsite. His Bessie, Jack and Kent
wear tags for which the city received no
revenue.
A half dozen other officials and clerks en-
joy the same canine reciprocity.
On the tax register appears q record of
all the cases cited above; opposite Mayor
Hemphils name is that OF his dog Pendsnns
and then this entry: mo charge, mayor"
with similar entries opposite the names
Of the others all through the list. A care
full search Of the city ordinance fails to re-
Aeal any provision for the canceling of
dog licenses in favor of aldermen, council
men or city officials. 1t is simply one of
the snaps they enjoy.
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Setting Grand Jurors Right.

Editor Morning NelUs: We find in the
'presentment" Of the grand jury, as pub
lished in your issue March l. the following:
observing that the male white and female
negro convicts were imprisoned in the same
quarters, we recommend that they should
have separate apartments in the same build
ing" 1t is strange how such an erroneous
impression found Judgment in the heads of
such practical and observing gentlemen as
the three of this grand jury who inspected
these camps. At camp No. l, where the
women convicts are imprisoned, separate
and distinct house is provided for them,
where ale convict, either white or COL
ored, never puts his foot. This house is set
apart exclusively for them, and when tho
work OF the day is over, are therein locked
up for the night.
EDWARD j. THOMAS, County Engineer.
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WAYCRoss, Ga, March 2.-The Way
cross Rifles were inspected last night by G.
B. Satterlee, assistant sdjutant and in-
spector general. He said that the company
was ahead Of any other that he had in
spected so far IN military excellence, with
the exception of the Savannah Cadets. that
the Rifles reminded him very much Of the
Cadets; that they were we'll schooled in the
duties and courtesies of a soldier, and that
their step was perfect. He further said
that their guns were in fine condition and
that their promptness aud obedience to the
commands Of the officers was highly COM
mandahla
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa

Produces feeling of lightness and buoyancy,
against that of weight, headache and de pres
sion, so common with the ordinary cocoa. Your
druggist and grocer have it'd.
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won't ask lt = You II De cufed-
Give il time, if yoSr case is obstinate
The troubles that come slowly, have to
go slowly. The surest and speediest rene
DIV is the "Favorite Prescription. It
builds up and invigorates the system,
regulates and promotes the proper func-
tons, and restores health and strength.
For everything that's known as " fe-
male complaint, " it's positive specific.
If you're an overworked or suffering
woman, it's a medisine that's made espS-
cially to help you.
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THE PRESIDENT TURNS HOST,
Hungary's Famine.

VIENNA, March 2.-The famine in the
county Of Arva, ia Hungary, ia becoming
more and more intense. Many children
have died OF hunger. Seventy-iye cases of
death from starvation have been reported
In two months. The peoples food consists
Of hominy mix with tree bark or maize
mixed with chopped straw.
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A Hop at Darien.

DARIEN, Ga, March 2-The young folks
ended the season just before Lent with a
hop, which was most enjoyable. Among
those in attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. F.
s. Bauder, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Sinclair,
Misses Annie Lilliot, Vaughn. Callvett,
Mallard. Barclay. Payne, Misses Evy and
Bessie keenan,, Powers; Messrs. Clark,
Willy, Fox, Gignilliat. Barclay, Kenan,
Latimore, Matthews. Bauder,
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A VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS.
The Levy Court, Delaware, Injunction
Case Decided.

The Levy Court, Delaware, Injunction
Case Decided.
WILMINGTON. DEL, March "A dis
patch from Dover says that Chancellor
Salisbury has rendered decision in the
Levy court injunction case sustaining tho
argument of the petitioners that the Levy
court has no power to strike
the names from the assessment
list and decreeing that the Levy court
is hereby ordered aud restrained from doing
this. In his decision the chancellor holds
that if the legislature had meant TO vest in
the Levy court right to so purge the assess
ment list it would have done so In express
and unmistskable language. Politically
this is q victory for the democrats, whose
ascendancy would have been jeopardized
had the Levy court contention been held
valid
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RIVER AND aARsOa.

The Norwegian bark Svaleu was cleared
yesterday for Rotterdam with $500 barrels
of resin, weighing l,6l0, 425 pounds, valued
at IS, 1853. Cargo and vessel cleared by
Paterson, Downing & Co.
A London dispatch says that the Spanish
bark Hijas de Vinas from this port bound
for Odessa is ashore near Faro and that she
is breaking up and her cargo washing out
OF her. She sailed Jan. % with cargo of
1881 barrels of rosin, valued at So, 500. The
cargo was shipped by the s. p Shotter
Company.
The steamship Chattahoochee, which
arrived last night from New York, made
her 3O0th voyage. Chief Engineer John
henry has made every voyage since the
vessel was built. Before joining her he was
on the Gate City for four years and never
missed trip This is q record to be proud
Of. Mr.. Henry is one of the most efficient
engineers in the Ocean Steamship Com
pany's service.
survey was called yesterday on the
schooner Agnes Manson, which was to wed
"A nght before last leaking by the tug Jacob
faulsen. The board consisted of Port
warden. Lewis Virgins and Capts
Ives OF the schooner Charles F. futile
and Rogers of the schooner Lizzie
H. Brayton. They examined the
pumps and found the vessel was leaking,
out tnat the damages we're all in her upper
works, or topsides, the seams under the
covering boards being open in number of
places. Several articles about the deck
were broken and the mainsail was badly
torn. The board recommended that the
seams be calked where necessary and the
broken articles on the deck be- replaced.
After such repairs the vessel will be in a
'unclenSly seaworihy condition to be towed
On 70 her destination by powerful sea-
going tug.
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, MARCUS 8, 1892.
MEDICAL.
rs noneu hrotpn

It's money hrotOn
d,cdy when a medicine
doesn't help you. It's
your risk and your loss.
But that's the way you
have TO buy every medi-
cine for woman's all
ments, except DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
With that, there's no
rislE-it's guaranteed. II
it doesn't benefit or cure,
in all the chronic weak
nesses, painful disorders
and functional disturb
ances that afiict wo-
mankind, you have'your
money back. But you
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Fares t. savapnah's Convention.

MCINTosH, GA, March An the rail-
roads have granted one fare rate to the
naval stores invention at Savannah Friday
except the East Tennessee. IL is hoped that
the same arrangements will be made with
that road.
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LEGAL SALES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
DY virtue of feri facies t. enforce decree
~ To- tue payment OF money issued out OF
tue District Court of the United States for the
Eastern Division of the Southern district OF
Georgia at the suit of WM. Is BROWN VS.. THE
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA INLAND STEAM
BOAT COMPANY. owners Of the steamer st.
Nicholas. / will expose for sale at public auc-
tion and will sell to the best and nj CHEST bidder.
for cash on Tuesday the 5rH DAY OF APRIL,
1899, at 10 O'Clock n the forenoon, in front oe
the United States Custom House at Savannah,
Ca, the
STEAMER ST NICHOLAS
AS she now lies In the Savannah river at Sqvaus
nan, Ga w. p CORBETT,
u. s. Maj snail.
Dated at Savannah, Ga. F.h. 20, 1892. by
j. G. HEYWARD,
Deputy.
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SHOES.
AS With Everything Elise.

SO ALSO WITH SHOES.
The quality determines the value. bad
shoe is dear at any prlcs. Our object is to give
the best value for the least. money, and this we
do. We pick up no job lots or auction truck,
and. consequently do not pass Off such stuff on
our patrons as straight goods. All Of our shoes
are made by leading manufacturers Don't be
misled by catch-trap statements
CELL & QUINT,
q Barnard Street
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RAILROAD COMMISSION.
CIRCULAR NO. 2io.

Freight Tariff Columbus Southern Railroad
From and after the fifteenth day Of March.
1891 the Columbus Southern Railroad Company
will be allowed to charge as maximum rates
for the transportation offreight as follows:
To Glasses /. 2. ), T. g., 8 A. z and II add 70
Commissioners StaudGrd Tariff as follows:
Between and 40 miles. 80 per cent.
Between 40 and 20 miles, 30 per cent.
Between 90 aud 100 miles. 80 per cent.
over 100 miles, 20 per cent.
TO Glasses b, J, X. l.. NJ, \, Q and r, add
twenty t20) per cent. 90 STANDARD Tariff for any
and oil distances.
To Glasses c. D, F. G ana p, apply the Com
miss!oners' Standard Tariff.
BY order Of the Board.
A. C. BRISCoE. L. n. TRAMMELL,
Secretary Chairman.
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We are pleased 10 announce
that we have obtained the
state agency of the County
Down Manufacturing Co.
This is the same company
which makes our collars. We
tried them on collars before
putting in a general line of their
goods. The trial was so salts
factory all around that we have
been offered and accepted the
state agency fortheirentire line.
Call and examine it.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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HARRISON BACK FROM HIS HUNT
He Will Return to the Club House
Tonight.

He Will Return to the Club House
Tonight.
NORFOLK, VA. March 2.-The President
returned to the Princess Anne hotel from
the Ragged Island Ducking Club to-day in
fine form and with a lot of game. He
proved his qualities as good sportsman by
bringing down a number of canvas backs.
Besides the ducks bagged two large swans
were killed, one giving the party long
chase after being winged. To-day was the
best day OF all for ducks. The Presidents
stand was surrounded by canvas backs
when he left the club this morning, but
Wednesday and Thursday are rest days
under the laws of Virginia, and no shoot
ing could be done.
THE PRESIDENT TURNS HOST.
The President had his ducking compan-
ions with him ct dinner this afternoon. He
expresses himself as delighted with his sport
and says the Ragged Island grounds are the
finest he has ever seen, being much better
ami fuller of canvas backs than those of
the Chesapeake bay. Preparations are
going on for another trip to the club TO-
morrow evening and an early stars for the
marshes Friday morning. Mrs. Mckee and
Mrs, Russell Harrison have been telegraphed
to come down if the weather will permit.
A number of the Presidents party friends
from Norfolk and Portsmouth paid their
respects to him this afternoon.
DATE OF HARRIsoN's RETURN.
WASHINGTON, March At is said at the
white house that the President and party
will probably return to Washington Satur-
daV
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Az AcademY Purned.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 2.-The
academy at Guerley, Madison county, was
burned to-day with all its contents. The
loss is several thousand dollars.
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e. ne hallroad Commission Of Georgia pub-
nsles elsewhere in this issue Circular No.
2l0.
A west-bound freight train on the Central
railroad blocked the track for about three
uoufs yesterday morning. Two front cars
Vi the train jumped the track near the
1nle NIL and the re gular morning passen-
ger tram was delayed several hours in con-
sqnence, arriving in the city at 1880
u. II. Byt5ewood is now in charge Of the
guy ticket office of the Central railroad.
I. A. Dowell, the late ticket egent, it is
Understood, retired under protest. What
,Ggeps ne will take, if any, are not known.
gG[. Bythewood held the position of city
Scket agent Of the Central railroad once
Velore, and is well acquainted with the rails
.oad passenger business, having been con-
uscted with that department. of railroad
work for several years. He has a wide
Mele OF friends in Savannah and elsewhere
though the state.
new system of making remittances has
slhe into effect on the East Tennessee, Vir-
s'ua and Georges. Instead OF sending re-
pS direct to headquarters agents and
auucGors now deposit IN banks at differ
4" points. For example, all agents between
r%eanta junction and Holton, both inclu-
is,e' remit all moneys, checks and drafts to
~. american Trust and Banking Cons
blnay' Atlanta. Agents between Macon and
- JUNCTION remit to Macon. Knoxville,
.ilaIIanooga, Selma and Brunswick ara
~ ~ made places of deposit. Conductors at
&c s1s Atlanta division will either deposit per-
SIaHy at the American Trust Bank, At
esat or remit by express at the end Of
49, run. The banks wire headquarters
n s.n morning the amounts TO the COM
ly credit, aud the treasurer knows just
muoa money there is in baud each day.
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Judge Thomas Nixon Van Dyke Dead.
ROME, GA, March 9. -Judge Thomas
Nixon Van Dyke, long one Of the most
prominent men of East Tennessee, died here
to-day at the home of his son. He was
prominent in political and industrial af-
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An excellent remedy for dyspepsia-sim-
mons Liver RegUlator.-C. Masterson, Sheriff
of Bib County, GeOrgia.-Ad
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MEDICAL.


ANCE hOUS
+ "In the summer Of 1890, a sore ap-
peared on my face similar to a Cancer.
tried various remedies, but found no
\ relief until / took Swift's Specific,
which cured me entirely. used bottles.
w. F. STEARNs. Alsrander Gig, Ala"
We have had large number Of cases\
of s. S. S. 1t is vegetable, builds up |
the general health, and forces out the
poison. Send for book on the Blood. !
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, GA
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RAIL AND CROSSTIE.

Inc Railroad Commission Of Georgia pub
Ilsaes elsewhere in this issue Circular No.
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II p. Atlas engines and boilers, one IS II. p.
Atlas engine and boiler, one ! II. p. keroseae
engine, one secondhand IS II. =. boiler full
in frst-class condition; Knowles steam pumps,
all sizes. at reduced prices Shafting, pulleys
and machinery supplies of all kinds for sale
low. J. w. lyman.
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TOR SALE. oak and pine wood delivered
II along wharves in Savannah in quantities 10
suit purchasers Address WOOD +. 0. Box d,
Hardeeville. S. G.
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LNOR SALE. at a bargain fine bar fixtures
II which consist of fine beer box refrigera-
tor, coils Of beer pipe, block tin, . new drop
liquor cases with glass doors, Iooking-glass
back also counter. Apply ut GEORGE BECK
MANN'S, Planters saloon, 1919 Jefferson street.
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ROOMS To RENT.

-~--7---TNF-77--@777-"--
THREE or four rooms bath room floor, Duly
i street; nice location; rent moderate. VOS.
Morning News
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ENoR SALE, one fine gray, gentle, working
Il horse, years old. Apply 10 Montgomery
street q
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTIsEMENTS. rs Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash In Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accommo-
datons to secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise In this column.
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FOR SALE.

IL oRSES-Best business, saddle and draft
1 horses in the city; also trottng and pacing
road horses. Good I6-mile running horse. Two
fine stailons-one a Morgan, other Clydesdae:
medium and small farm mules, all arranted
sound IN every way and acclimated j. f.
GUILMARTIN & co. IS STABLES.
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XKTE hav2 receiv cataloRu ss Of hi yhbred trot-
w ting horses OF T. L. MOORE, Shawhan,
Ky. Terms liberal.
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ENOR RENT, three or four rooms on first OF
Il second hOor, suitable fer light house
keeping; 80 per month IN advance. No. s
Stone street.
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70 STORE, FOR Rem r

LNOR RENT. three comfortable rooms: e5
Il Jefferson street. Inquire 1872 Broughton.