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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-14
A DONKEY SHOW.
Something New That Has Just Taken
Place in London.

Something New That Has Just Taken
Place in London.
FROM the London NeCs.
The life Of costermonger's donkey has
for many years past been synonym for
one OF unremitting toll, the monotony Of
which is only varied by plentiful allow
ance Of blows and the scantiest possible
supply or the coarsest food. The type, sad
to say, still exists, but happily to a much
smaller extent than formerly for the man
ners Of the coster are becoming softened.
AS a consequence, he is gradually Begin
ming to learn that it is conducive to his own
interest in many ways to adopt q more
enlightened method of treatment toward
his "moke" than his father did before him.
Some gratifying results of the new treat
mentn were TO be seen yesterday at the
animals institute, Kinnerton street, WAL
ton place. where a small show of genuine
costermongers' donkeys took place under
the patronage of the Baroness Burdett
Govt 8.
there were but some thirty animals in
the show, but they came from all parts OF
London TO compete for the prizes offered by
the committee Of the institute, and a very
creditable display they made. All were
neatly clipped, carefully groomed and in
good condition, whila the gayly-painted
shadows In which they were driven up and
the high polish of their harness showed the
willingness of their owners to expend capt.
tai as well as "elbow-greass" ia making the
turnout as effective as possible.
It was pleasant TO see the pride of the
owners in their animals; while the latter
for their part seemed to show an absolute
affection for their masters Give him his
whack of grub regular" man would tell
YOU, pointing to mis- humble friend, land
he'll trot his eight mile an hour and keep it
up all day." SINH ar powers in their re-
spective donkeys would be at once claimed
by half dozen owners standing round, and
it is much to be feared that had 1t not been
for the company Of ladies present such
boasts might have led to quito a number Of
sporting wagers.
After seeing. as at yesterdays show. the
perfection in point Of appearance to which
a properly-treated donkey may be brought.
considering its undoubted intelligence aud
strength, and the fact that it is found use
full by the queen as well as by the coster,
one wonders why it is not much more ex-
tensively employed for both business aud
pleasure In this country.
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Time by the "Fixed" Stars.

The astronomers at the National observa-
Tory, Washington, do not calculate time by
the sun, but by the "fixedn stars, which are
90 liked" on account of being so far away
from the earth that in some instances they
40 not change their relative positions 10 our
little planet in years. This being the case,
tue ultra exact astronomer remarks that
s'Sr tlme Is the only true time to go by. In
calculating "star time" the observers use
large-sized telescope and watch for a given
sIar to cross the plane of a certain known
meridian. As the star crosses the observer
records 1t to the most minute fraction OF a
secono, using star-time clock with a "a
a. uour oial for that purpose. The clock and
w sne star may or may not correspond, but
.uat simple fact makes no difference to the
s'ar -gazer, who is renowned for his ability
.or using half a hundred figures for ex-
Pressing the distance in miles 20 his So
called fixed" clock regulations The error,
ssIboulo one be detected, although 1t Is but
sue twentieth Of second, is corrected later
ou. In his next calculation, computation
ouu operation, the observer reduces the time
as SHOWN by his star clock so that it corre-
eponos with sun time, which is no small
'tatnematical feat, especially when we take
tu'o consideration the fact that the sidereal
~ star year is about one full day longer
.uan the solar or sun year. A standard"
s .llne clock stands near the timepiece whose
Equator is the stars, and the amount OF
NJ arlasion between the two is calculated, and
ene next instant exact time is transmitted
~ over the land. A Washington writer,
no knows whereof he speaks. says that it
axes twenty-one weeks to properly regulate
SlIu TEST the chronometers used by the navy
epartment Of the United States. During
tr ese tests they are subjected to every
tLo"n degree of heat and cold with which
Icy are at ell likely to comein contact.
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Dreams of g Hungry Man.
ZION. the Chicago Tribune


Austin Bidwell, one Of the brothers who
committed forgery on the Bank OF Eng
land for which he seems TO be proud, now
that he is out of Chatham prison, relates
that the two first five yenrs he was In
prison be was almost starved TO death. II
went TO bed every night" he said, "pinched
by hunger. began dreaming Of banquets
and would have thought nothing strange
about it had not the same dream came to
me every night began keeping track of
the dream and actually found that | bad
the same dream every night for five years.
The banquet was always the same. 10 the
same place. and l always had the same
place at the table. The exasperating thing
about 1t was that just as the first course
was offered l always awoks, so that even in
nv dream l was not permitted TO taste of
the munificent spread which was nightly
presented to me in my sleep. l got so that
( dreaded to go to bed because the dream
tortured me. 1t only made me the hungrier
and / then understood the agony OF the
tabled hero who was tortured with thirst
and to whose lips the waters were ever
coming and Just as he was in the act Of
taking drink they receded."
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
continued from Seventh Page.

ga-roes & J, d Hirsch & Co. Jackson NJ & Co,
hhTahler. Kolshorn NJ. z II Herman,
Ip;nnnsn Bros, NJ Lang, E Lovells Sons, B NJ
Nv NV 4 Co, B II Levy & Bro, A Letter & Son,
IIovell 4 L, Jno Lyons & Co, H H Livingston,
IIovd A, Jno Lawton, Ludden & B. J Mo.
irsth d 90, Meinhard Bros & Co, Mohr Bros,
NJ p Nell & Co, E Moyle. Mutual Coop Assn,
n Nathan, Neidinger & R, Jno Nicolson, order
lily ~ & " Tledeman & Bro, Ogleehorpe Club,
HNnneuhsiuer & S. Peacock H & Co, Planters
NE Mill. ] Pulinski, n Paulsen, Palmer Hard
ARE Go, l. NJ. Rynls @ S Richmond, C d Rogers,
Seaman R & b Co, Savannah Grocery Co.
SF6W Ry, z Suits & Co, smith 4 K, Max
Solomon, ii Solomon & Son, S P Shooter Co,
= A Sohwsrs, l. Strong, P B Springer, Peter
Sampson, Stevens & W, s Selig Smith Bros,
scboen, G w Tiedeman & Bro, Telegraph Ex-
Tidewater Oil Co., d W Thompson & Co, 2 H
wood. Williams & Co, Wylly & c. T P
Wickinburg Warnock & w, A NJ & CIV West
II Wlinsky, H L YarbrouEh, Steamer Bellevue,
steamer Eli Barker, Steamer Alpha, Southern
Per Central Railroad, June 1i-stubbs & T
rno Flaunery & Co, Dwelle & D, WV Gordon
4 Co, L Montague & Co, NJ Y s. D Mcintyre,
water Oil Co, Mrs B Shipman. Savannah
Grocery Co NJ Y Henderson, w Miller, GucS-
enheimer & Son, l. Myers & Co. A H Cham
MONS Son, L Putzel @ F Richmond, Savannah
brewing Co, Standard Mnfg aud Com Co, II
Trsub, H Solomon & Son, Mrs NJ ] Lse, Decker
eF 2 Wlmberly, Mutual Gas Light Co, A
LETTER & Son Arnold & I, Palmer Hardware Co.
A Schwarz, } T Davis, Haynes & L, W D
Thomas, Fleming & E, A Harmon, NJ Fersts
Sons & 60, Tidewater OH Co A Hanley, Solo.
mons & Co. Crystal Ice Co. j G Puder, I T Hol-
MAR
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LEGAL SALES.

-
/ N the Superior Court of Chatham county
i December term, 1890: To WILLIAM COR
MAN, Trustee. ct al. vs.. THE COAST LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY OF al Petition for re-
Lief.
BY virtue Of an order of the Superior Court oe
Chatham county, and OF process issued there
on. have levied upon and will sell at public
cutlery TO the highest bidder for cash, between
the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST TUES
DAY, being the FIFTH DAY of JULY NEXT,
before the Superior court house In said county,
all that railroad and It's franchises. property,
roadbed, rights Of way. oulyerts, bridges,
appliances and appurtenances whatsoeVe YER,
known as the COAST LINE RAILROAD and
situated In said county consisting of one single
track from the right OF way OF the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway to and through the
town of Warsaw in said county, but not incud-
ing the extension road from WarEaw to Sand
Fly station One inside single track from the
right OF way OF said Savannah, Florida and
Western railway through Bolton, Habersham
and Broughton streets in the city OF Savannah,
to West Broad street in said city, but not in
Guiding the depot lots and the buildings thereon,
at the Intersection OF said right OF way and
Bolton street. three o. turnouts OF eleven hun
dred and fifty feet, one single track or branch
line from Bonaventure cemetery TO Greenwich
track being of five.foot gauge.
one % dummy locomotive engine. one IL close
passenger car. one ~ single track fiat car. Two
way cars, seven ~ open tramway cars. one N
watering car, two ~ small pole cars, eight Isl
norses, twenty seven NSIJ Alules twenty NBJ sets
OF harness In use, rakes pitchforks and feeding
tubs sixteen 40 double trees, one % pair
scales one ~ cart and harness. a small lot OF
tools for Ibiacksmith's work and track hands;
Office furniture. consisting Of two DESKS one
table, one iron safe. one-half dozen chairs, one
copy press and table, one stove. two
water coolers: said property being more
particularly specified and described in
said order. Said property will be sold
subject 10 the terms Of said order. to which
reference is hereby made. Sale will take place
on the FIRST TUESDAY OF JULY, 1899,
during the legal hours Of sale, before the court
house door Of Chatham county. in the city OF
Savannah. JOHN T. ROMAN,
ghariff Chatham (Oiptv Gafrgia
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MEDICAL.

On the one hond there's
$500 in cash /; on the other,
there's a cure for your Co
tarrh. Ono Of these two
things has got to come to
you - that's promised and
agreed by the proprietors of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
But, do you think they'd
make any such promise If
they weren't sure that you'd
be cured 2 That has come
to thousands, through this
Remedy, when everything
else has failed. By It's mild,
soothing, cleansing and heal
ing properties, the worst
chronic cases OF Catarrh in
Che Head have been perfectly
and permanently cured.
That's the reason they're
willing to take such a risk
This is what they say: IF
we can't cure your Catarrh,
no matter how bad your
case, or of how long stand
ing, well pay you $500 in
cash" If they have faith
enough to say that, isn't it
safe for you to have a little
faith, too Z
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CITY sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF's OFFICE, CITY CoURr OF SAVANNAH, I
SAVANNAH, June 6, 1892. 4
TTNDER and by virtue of an execution issued
u out Of the City Court OF Savannah In
favor of ID. A. FAHEY VS.. ARTHUR ARM
STRONG, have this day levied the same upon
all that certain lot parcel OF land, in the City
Of Savannah, County OF Chatham, and State OF
Geor9ia, known and designated on the map, or
plan Of said city, the western one-hah of lot
number fourteen "a Marshall ward, contain
ing a frontage on Duffy street OF thirty 800
Il et, moro or less. The said western one-half
Is bounded as follows: North by Duffy street,
east by the eastern half Of said lot number
90 Marshall ward south by q lane, and west
by lot number fifteen J51 Marshall ward, with
the privileges and sppurtenances thereonto be-
longing or in anyWise appertaining, and I
win offer the said property for sale at public
cutlery before the court house door OF Chatham
county during the legal hours Of sale, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY. 1892, the same
being the 9Th day Of said month.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titlea
property pointed out by PLAINTIFFS attorney.
Tenants notified In writing.
l. L. GOODWIN, Sheriff C. G, S.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Administrators Sale.
l.D.& RID. LaROChG, Aucti0neers.

Under aud by virtue of an order granted
by the Hon. HAMPTON l., FERRIII., ordinary for
Chatham County, Georgia, we win sell before
the court house door, in the city Of Savannah,
during the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY.
the 9Th day Of July, 1891 undivided one
half 90 interest in the western, eleven III
feet OF lot No. and eastern twelve feet OF
lot No. Of the subdivision OF eastern portion
Of lot No. 10 OF the original subdivision OF
farm lot No. 5. Holland ttthing, PercivaI
ward, on the south side OF Anderson street,
near Barnard street, With improvements con-
sisting Of one large and handsome tenement
building containing ten rooms, gas hot and
cold water, etc. and convenient to two lines OF
street railway; also lot No. Of eastern portion
of lot No. 20 OF the original subdivision OF
farm lot No. 5. Holland tithing, PercivaI
ward, fronting on Barnard street, excepting
the north ten feet. running west to above dis
oribed improved property, same TO be used
for ingress and egress to said property; also
the equity of redemption in bond for title
from c. p Miller to lots /, Q and in block A
in he village of South Side; also one share OF
Chatham Real Estate andImprovement Com
pany's stock Above Is sold as the property OF
the late Rosa Woodruff for distribution and
payment OF debts
JORDAN +. BROOKS.
Adm. Est. Rosa Woodruff, deceased.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga, June ID, 10 p. NJ.

SYNOPSIS.

b1NOPSLB.
The mean temperature for tho day was 80
below the normal, the maximum temper
allure being $40 and the minimum 67S.
It is slightly warmer in Western Florida,
South western North Carolina and along the
immediate North Atlantic coast; it Is de-
cidedly cooler in the upper lake regions,
Iowa, Eastern Nebraska. Eastern Mime
sofa, Eastern and North Dakota. Else
where the temperature has remained nearly
stationary.
During the twenty-four hours end
ing at o'clock p. m. to-day gen
orally fsir weather prevailed through
out the cotton belt, with very light
showers in the Galveston and New Orleans
districts
An area OF low pressure covers the lower
Missouri valley, upper Mississippi valley
and upper lake region, attended by heavy
rain at Davenport, and moderate rains at
st. Paul and Marquette. Elsewhere gem
orally fair weather prevails.
The barometer is slightly above the
normal in the Middle and South Atlantic
states.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Generally fair, continued warm wealth
er. Z. II. SMYTH
Observer, Weather Bureau
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THuNDERBoLT's GLUE LAWS.

A Question for the Authorities of War
saw to Answer.
Editor Morning NstOS: I am informed
that the Warsaw aldermen have passed an
ordinance preventing persons from enjoy
ing bath In the river there at high tide
from the landing stages aud bath houses
Will you kindly inform me If such a law
does exist. and il 1t can be rightfully en-
forcedl When persons are clothed in the
regulation bathing suits / am Of the opinion
that law prohibiting them from bathing
would not be legal Such an ordinance
could have no other effect than 10 discourage
the patronage OF this popular resort.
SUBSCRIBER.
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Politics.

Politics Is at the bottom of great deal OF
mischief. Through them sectional strife Is
kept alive, men of good character are
slandered, and the good of the country is
intrusted to tho care of men whose ambition
is apt to be stronger than their love of
country. II a Christian man Of high stand
ing consents TO enter political life, he is
assailed on all sides as q hypocrite. and
loses much of his usefulness as a Christian,
by securing the enmty Of the men of the
opposing party. The character of a man
who Is successful as politician Is exposed
to many dangers. In the first place there
is danger that his standing as a truthful
man will be lost; for unfortunately deceit
ia a strong auxiliary to a shrewd politician.
In the second place, q man is apt, II very
successful, to become unbearably proud ;
and when to these dangers is added the
temptation to misuse public funds and TO
become incorporate, IL becomes evident
that i5 requires an earnest, devout and
steadfast Christian 30 hold out as politician
and receive no injury to his character. On
the other hand. it would be a terrible mis-
take to allow men OF no Christian
of the nation. Such men would
soon bring our country on a level
with the nations whore Gods day is dlshon-
ored, the Bible is cast aside and infidelity
and anarchy overwhelm everything. This
republic has always held the position Of a
God-fearing Christian people; and to this is
due the fact that whereas otaer republics
are constantly being embroiled In civil war
and other scenes OF violence, as a nation,
we have beea preserved from such calami-
ties. and kept peaceful, while France and
Brazil have been racked and torn by an
erchy and civil war.
II we desire the welfare and prosperity
of our country, let US see to 1t that we use
our influence to have the Sabbath observed
according to the dictates Of Gods word,
and insure that Christianity is ia politics,
even though politics should not be in the
pulpit. Thus shall we secure the peace and
prosperity. the honor and the glory of this
grand country. ALFRED A. BACON.
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Old Newsuapers Cneau.

In cleaning out our file room we have a
lot Of old newspapers, and they will be sold
at 81 per 1000 until all are gone. Business
Office MORNING NEWS
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Carpets, Portiere, Etc
By J. Mclaughlin & Son.

On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at II O'Clock:
8 large size i5-frame BRUSSELS CARPETS,
1915 PORTIERES, RUGS, CHAIRS. OAK
DESK, BOOK CASE, CHERRY HAT RACK
handsome TABLES, etc.. etc, etc.
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Administrators Sale.
LD.&R.D D. LaROChe, AuCtiOneers

BY virtue Of an order granted by the Hon.
HAMPTON l.. FERRIL, Ordinary for Chatham
County, Ga, we will sell before the court
house door in the city OF Savannah, during tho
legal hours OF sale, on TUESDAY, the 5th day
OF July, 1892:
Three shares OF the capital stock OF the
Chatham Bank belonging TO the estate of
Frank Baker, deceased. Sold for payment
or debts and distribution.
W. T. LEOPOLD,
Administrator Estate Of Frank Baker. decd,
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It denotes trace OF rain or snow
P.H. ShYrH. Observer. Weather Bureau
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Administrator Sale.
ID. & R. D. LaROChe, AuCtiOneerS

By virtue of an order granted by the Hon.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL, Ordinary for Chatham
County, Ga, we will sell before the court house
door in the city OF Savannah, Ga, during the
legal hours OF sale, on TUESDAY, the Sch day
of July, 1899:
All that undivided one-half CO interest in five
(5) lots Of land known lots 49, 20, 70, % and &c
in K!ngsville. Situated on Best street IN. 81
between Whitaker and Barnard streets. Above
Is sold for distribution and payment Of debts.
+ JORDAN +. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate Geo. +. Symons decd.
Also at the same time and place we will sell
the remaining one-half ~ undivided interest
In above.
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ENOR SALE, few desirable corner lots. to
Il wit Price and Anderson, Habersham and
81. Paul, Habersham and st. Nicholas, Haber-
sham and st. Michael, Twelfth and Montgom-
cry, Eleventh and West Broad. These arc all
good investments; a good place to put money
Ior big returns, c. II. DORSETT, real estate
dealer
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ITO RENT. OF Tybee-To rent 10 a suitable
Il tenant, large house on river side OF
Iybee. Apply to F. G. BELL, Morning News
building.
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DOR SALE, toppy, driving and saddle
l. horses; ponies, suitable for children 60
ride or drive; also 10 work horses will trade
any of them. JAMES l.. MEHRTENS, IS JEFF
ferson street.
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DAYING retail business for sale, as owners
Il health is falling. Address HENRY SOLO
MON & SON
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TNYBEE ISLAND. Thirty five roomed house.
Il newly furnished. with all Improvements,
splendid location for club house. Forprlce and
terms address 2. o. Box i2.
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A UCTION AT YOUNGLOvE& GOODMAN'S.
"a On account Of the rain we had to postpone
our auction sale until Tuesday, June II, on
which day we will sell the remaining stocs, with
car Of horses and mules that has just arrived.
Parties wanting horses or mules will do well to
call. Any one having stock for sale can send
up to / O'Clock.
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DOR SALE. No. family COW with young calf
Il rs Henry street, northeast corner Price.
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TOR SALE, splendid lot on Gwinnett street,
Il south side, east OF s., +. & W railroad fine
location for store. l. D. & II. d. LAROCHE.
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A FAIR offer to all Interested. Subsequent
"A 90 the stoppage of our mill we will soil
for cash at Ellaytlle, Fla. on June q and until
July a considerable number OF mules, a stock
of general merchandise aud a great quantity
Of rough and dressed lumber at very low
prices. l.. BUCKI & SON.
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FOR SALh.

COws, Cows, Cowsl A few OF those milch
~ cows from South Carolina for sale, or will
trade for fat cattle. J. F. GUILMARTIN &
CO.'S Stock Lots.
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BoUsEs AND STORES FOR RENT

nor RENT. store and barroom, southeast
II corner Habersham aud ST. Michael streets
Apply on premises.
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nor SALE, California clsrst, SO so per case
IL imported and American ginger ales and
the city. NJ, LAWNS ESTATE Telephone
3D.
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G.1 OK for 20 feet rubber hose, coupling and
oil JO nozzlo NEIDLINGER g. RABUN.
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DOR SALE. Will sell my stock and fixtures
Il of store at West Broad and Waldburg az a
bargain, az am compelled to go TO Germany;
also horse, buggy and wagon. CHAS. HAlDEN.
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PKRsOGAL..

nOMESTIC patterns always give satisfaction
~ The "Styls" for July is Just out; ask fol
copy. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
AGENCY
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ENOR SALE, lots 90, SO. 90 ana improvements,
Il on Tybee Island, Tilton tract, formerly
owned by Mrs. Annette Wilson, titles perfect.
Apply to O'CONNOR & OlRYRNE.
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TOR SALE, the large ana desirable 2-story
l. brick building corner South Broad and
Jefferson streets; the main building Is s0x60
feet; in connection with same, ice houses. col
lars, stables and yard, suitable for wholesale
wine or beer bottling business Also, well
established saloon on first floor OF same build
Ing. Parties desiring to make paying invest
ment will apply to II. SANDERS, corner South
Broad and lefferson streets
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TOR SALE. one registered Jersey COW and
Il calf, years old. Apply to "a East Broad
street.
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TOR SALE, beautiful lot, 45x09 feet, on west
Il side Price, facing CASTOR street, very cheap.
Apply /. d. 81 II. ID. LAROCHE
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WANTED, a machinist for general jobbing,
w with a steamboat license, to run small
tug occasionally. Apply to SUPT. NEW U. s.
GOVT DRY DOCK, Paris Island, 8. @.
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Ooservatious eaxsn a5 bas same moment OF
time at allsCations for the MORNING. NzWs
SAVANNAH. June 10, 1885 p. Il. city time