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II AfCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers
~ $40 Pa ave. NV

RAICLlttE, DARK CO.. Auctioneers.
IL $40 Pa ave. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on MAssACHUSETTs AVE.
NUE. NORTHEAST, BEING HOUSES Nos 49,
AND l39: GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
TO BUY FINE HOUSE AT LOW PRICE
BlkHooD AND WITH LARGE YARDS BOTH
FRONT AND BACK. WITH SHADE TREES
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th day of
October, A. 1891 and recorded in Liber 1880 folio
40, the Undetermined trustees will offer for
DAY, The EIGHTEENTH DAY OF April. A. D.
1897. at HALf-PASr FOUR p. NJ.
SUB LOTS 90 AND 40. IN SQUARE 723
Zach lot being improved by o elgut-room and
bath with hnished cellar house. with cleo
trio bells and all modern conyeniences. Zach house
to be sold subject TO deed Of s3 400 paya-
Dle in three years from October 1881 with interest
az per cent per annum interest pay able
ally.
Terms of sale follows: $500 to be paid in cash Of
sale balance OF the purchase money in monthly pay
ments Oh $50 per month, in two equal instameuts
In one and TWO years from day Of sale. for which
purchaser will give his note bearing date day of sale
and TO Dear interest 1t cent all cash. tine
option of the purchaser Terms of sale to be coped
resold ~ Risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
Houses ogSn Tor Inspection
AANA 4 H 4iS st ai 81 i. w.
JOHN s. sWOKMSTEDT, Z irussees.
apo-dSos 92s ST. n
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the rain until MONDAY, TWENTY-FIVE
DAY OF APkll- 1892. 50 ne hour and place.
FRANK T. BLOwNING,
4l6 9TH St NV
JOHN 8. swonMsrEDT. Irustees
epl S-dSds n.
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z ATcLIFFE, pARR d CO. AacIlonesTs

IL AICLIFFE- DARK Z Co, AucuonesEs
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on FAYETTE
t35THl SThEE1 BETWEEN X AND STkEFTs,
WEST WASHINGTON, ID {, BY AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY.
SEVENTH at FL We O'CLOCK. we will orer for sale,
in front Of the premises.
LorsA. a,6 ANpla
Each fronting 20 feet FAyette tJ5th) street and
running back TO an alley This proIeaty IL stu
ated on the most prominent street OF Meat Washing
10 and presents elegant opportunity for partiss
In $. arch OF building site for house or an invest
ment
Terms; one-thir cash, the balance in on. and two
years. per cent payable semi annually secured hy
deed of trust the property sold ali cash al The
option Of the purchaser DEPOSIT of hoo REQUIRED
on each lot at the OF sale IL the terms OF sale
are not compiled with In Is days from the DAY Of sale
night reserved to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defsutins purchaser after DAYS Aty-r-
fsement of such resale IN some newspaper published
Washington. ID Z. All conv,yanciug and recording
at the cost of the purchaser.
Apls-dSds RAT, LIFE DARR 4 Gu, Aucts
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DuNcANsoN BROS, AuosOneers; n
HsEiGK P%ELIINes Sos, rs: zi7. III AND
IiETH 1872 i FIVE 6cfSck x v. VIII .sii in
Each LOIS LOIS - - as.ndaz s9UARE555 20
feet to asy and each IMPROVED W i 81 new
story and cellar brick dwellings CONTAINING rooms
These houses are near street cars and government.
printing office Very desirable homes and good In
Terms: s25o0 can remain until September. 1894
a.s6 Or 20S es and month";
on each house and lot convsysncinE NC. at cost Of
each house at time Of sale, Terms to be complied
Min IN nfteen days otherwise right reserved to resell
advertisement Of such resale in some nswspapsr pub
lished in Washington. DC.
Title good abstracI shown.
apl5-d&ds Auctioneers
cass, Fl ABOVE IU SALE Is
SECOND. 1897 same hour .nd place ~. EN-
Ap2l.2t Auct,oneers.
RADCLIFFE DAHR CO. 4 SsS ~! I'VE NV.
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
FIRST STREET BEIWEEN AND STREETS
BEick HOSE 10 Sl6 81 FIRST h street. 81
4E1 FIVE akH !. u, I'll
'front.' OF the premises.
SUB LOT 70.
SQUARE 561,
fronting "a feet on LIST and running back with that
width to 10 foot alley and improved By two-story
brick house.
Terms: $4,000 Of the purchase money can remain
upon the property payable IN monthly instslments,
the residue Of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
or eli cash, at the option OF the purchaser depoeit
complied with in Is days from the day Of sale or the
right to resell the property the risk and Of the
defautiny purchaser is reserved. All convsyancins.
KATCLIFFE. DARR CO..
ap16-d&ds Anctoneers
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AUCTION SALES.
rrTURE DAYS
RArorrrrk. DARN. Co. Ausaoaos-s

II ArcLrffk. DARKs Co. Aueuosesr.
'A5fT w,sE Pr5IplSs SIZE OK K STRUT pk
90 o. THukspkI tffsRSoSs. A sfRif TWENTY.
i,ns.s i; 1--WE O'CLOCK. vii oder ior s.is u
~ sor,RfeiaSiT N M LOT ,THIErEEs,
sr.nSns 20 feet 9 niche. street With aspth q
Tins o,ts one Of the finest An the city ,n. a, an.
mes 'sshonshie nelxhborhood near many hns and
tSnity \. 49, F- eaee. snd q - seldom an oPporS
Terms 'lsde known a ssls deposit u 800
sale sani si.a N ss a a.y. IN T ,s ,ss . q
and co- q tue isu n T's ,ss rSsr,S :, The r.k
sdyerti . ent Of such resale in some ne~spsp.r mn
cordns the cost Of The ursh.ss and TO
AFl2-dSds hAtcLIiFE. DARR Co. Aue,a
t~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
r. at ssn. S SSSr AN ssp p.S. APRIL
,n.,o ,.,, RA1cLiffE DARN & CO.
U,Hos. Z. wAaGANAN. Real Estate Aasuoass9.
cHANcERY SALE OF LOT AND PARTS OF Iors
six iNesSs oS / siKErfr stfwsfs i hef
wEsf, Will pfrfh OF s dSf Hu s2sua;
-FEEr no AN ALLY TEN FEET wiDE'
District Z ceiuSb'a PASSED IN equity Ss issss
docket 3 the undersigned will oer for sale at pa6
hfR aneS = f s ss q n9N Pm
rom On street 6y full o. Loo s.. and ne .s
ireet front on said street ~ full der,h Of lot 81
Washington. u. e
Terms prescribed by said decree one third o.
tbe purchase money IN cash. OF witch loo must be
DEPOSITED az the time Of sale. the rems nder
equal lnstElments, IA twelve aud twenty -four months
Tor which notes Of purcAser bczrtnx from
day u sale, and secured by deed OF properly
sold WILL he taken. al cash. ct option Of purchss-r
All c0nNeyancng and recording purchs@er's cost.
u terms OF sale ooInped with nfteen dsys
from SAFE saii properly will be re-old and
OF driautins purchaser after DAYS advertisement
1HOs. A. MAGSAMAN, Trustee.
.- bls n ST ".
4. Il NAOGANAN. Auctioneer. apl3d6ds
Go. W. sTioksKr. AIcTIONEEa
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RATCIIFFE, DARK 4 %. AUCIIONIINs-
HI o2o PESsYLyANIA AVE II W.

HI $50 PEssYLvANIA AVE NV
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToRY SALE BY Arc
lion nf RUNNING AND ROLLING STOCK
HAkNEss. RoBEn WHIPS. sTABLE NECks-
sIT1Es, &c,
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENT OF
OUR LIVERY AND SALES sTABLEa
3l40 % STREET,
WEST WASHINGTON. DC.
Our stock. which Is good condition. CONSISTS in
Is GOOD DRIVING HORSES 2 sTAoRs
1 fOUR-HOksE PASSENGER COACH IN EICEIr
LENT CONDITION,
BUGGIEs. suRRrRa
DAYTON wAGONs, CofTPE
lNAGONETTE, 2 DIRT WI0ONS
sLEIGHs. FURNITURE EXPRESS WAGON.
LOT IA HARNESS.. COLA BkIDLES, LAP ROBES
WITHSTAND OTHER ARTICLES roo NUNER.
OILS TO MENTION
Having decided 20 retire from the livery bushes
We viii sell gy uubiic auction stables 3lso
STREET. MfsG HlNGTON ID G ON
1hohsDAi, APkiL IMEN1h;EIGHTH, 1897.
All the stock contained therein and partly men tiopsd
49, above. TO which we invite genera attention.
Terms cash. BRIDGES q PREsGkAvEs
o,.- 3i4o 81 NV
aplS-dNdbs AUCTI0NPFRs
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NJ ASHFORD.
sp20-llt' GEO. W. srICKNEY5 irusses>
z ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 90. Auctioneera

III T. D1'" q ", AuotIouetH
NERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN WEer
LEXINGTON. IMPROVED NEARLY FINrsHFD
JHEEE-STURl BRiCK HOUSE, NINE ROoNa
hAIM, PASTRY, CEL.LAk, &C., ON sTREEf
STREET NORTHEASr
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
EIGHTH, at HALf-PAST FOCR O'CLOCK Ve vil
offer for sale. In front u the premises.
LOT 10,
SQUARE 5. WEST LEXINGTON
2O-foot PAVED alley.
This house on one of the most prom,peus
streets of West lexington and the houss Il nearly
com pleted S
Terms: one third cash the balance In one two ana
three years. siN Ter cent annun, payable s~ml-
annually secured by deed Of trust on the prop~rty
SOLD or all cash ~ the option u the purchaser de-
Io OF eZOJ required upon acceptance Of bid II the
terms OF sale not complied with In fifteen dave
from the day OF sale right 10 r.ssl the
property at the risk and Of the pur-
chaser. after i've days Of such resas
IN some newspaper published in Washington ID n.
All conveys and recording the cost of che pur
chaser
sp2O-dSis RADCLIFFE, D.RR q CO. anc,.
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He wrote a weather poem.
Full Of sentiment and wit,
And the weather promptly shifted,
So the poem wouldn't fit.
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VELL-KNowN STEAMER EXCELSIOR AT
sEvENTH 4, At THREE O'CLOCK Pm. e. 7th ..
ply 10 MALTER b WILLIAMS 90, wsshinstoa
b. C. Terms made known at time OF sAlA
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FendAIl building o..
JACKSON II. kALsloN. i'o
sun building.
LATIMHR & SLOAN. Aucts. mh3l -dkds

tvrN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale i. postponed until MONDAY. TWENTY
FIFTH DAY or APRIL 1891 same hour and place
1s sp Sfssi % 'ns I.rrNER q sLoa~. s-cs..
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count 81 The rain until ~ EsDAI xFkiL TwfHf3-
s ssaias So s'i Ei efe Eff pAaa 90. 49,
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|taH; wine QulntGr, Clown; CYRUS Mantz
French Peasant Girl" and Alvin Oninter
Indian Girl" The games were selected NV
9lr anc Mrs. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Quinter Mr.
and Mrs. Buell., Miss Mai Rroas and Miss Con
as hili The supper vAs served about 10 so
~ The ladies'. after which music and recita-
10 Misses Lucy Rogers, Gretta Parks and Josie
keiiher. 00-o
Miss Mollie L Trusty o. Baltimore is a euest
o. her grandfather, Rev. James A. Handy. No
15S5 l4th street -O-
ihe gentlemen members OF the K. L. g.
Clnb will entertain the ladies a, a box marty
TINS evening. after which there will be a sun
PEE Ihe party VAL b, chaperoned by Mrs
VIM +. Hoffman
eiiss Helen Cecilia Hauptman and Mr..
Char!es HAL Eaub will be married TUESDAY
evening, May 10, at ST. Paul's Church.
Nh. and Mrs. Henry Yenney celebrated the
twerty-hfih anniversary of their wedding AZ
sheir residence, lila b street northeast last
evening. The pariors were crowded with
friends until late hour Tnev were the 70
cipleEts OF many handsome presents The
guests we're invited to the dining room, where a
tountiful supper was served The tables we're
decorated with flowers and pyramids of fruit
short addresses were made by Mr. Yenney ami
yir. John Mitchell. Among those presen. vers
9ir. and Mrs John Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs Join
u. so13er, Mr.. and Mrs Baker. Mr.. and Mr..
W. T. Shane, Nj and Mrs. W. w. souder sfr
and Mrs. j. A. Souder, Mrs aud Miss Abrams.
MI French and Mrs- BIother:on, Mrs Ro..ier'
Mrs. Srubel. Mrs. Martin. Mrs Holland and
daughters. Mrs. Mcwiygin, Mr. brooks. Mr..
1entamb. Mr.. A. p. DeGraw. Mr.. Dobson, Mr..
s'oble and MIR. and MIRA W. C. Souier.
The Osceola Club aeid its danciAg reception
ut Coneordia Hall Wednesday evening In
spite Of the bad weather it was attended By
many Of its friends
Mr.. and Mira z +. Wethereu of Boston q
stopping few days with Samuel Hosner.
The ensagemer Of Mr.. jos. King Of this
eag and Niss Jy nnstse aichsl Of New York i
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ID ATcLIFFE, DAhR a co. Auct.

RATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.
aplS-dNdbs ArCTInNPrRa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-25

roads and Chester Ststioun-was laid on the
dining table in Capt. Dodscn's private car
at Chester q few days ago. Capt Dodson
expressed thanks for this very beautiful
testimonial ia q graceful letter.
A remarkable murder trial closed at Lau-
rens FIR day. At the last September term
Of court ten negroes were put upon trial for
conspiracy and the murder Of Thornton
Nance. another negro, Aug. 5, 1891. After
q proracted trial, occupying three days, q
verdict Of guilty was rendered as to all OF
them, and they were sentenoed 70 be hanged
An application for a new trial was subss-
quently granted. The second trial began
Tuesday morning. ending about l o'clock
manslAughter as TO nine OF them, two being
acquit ed. They were sentenced TO terms
in the penitentiary ranging from three to
seven years. After the hrst trial apother
negro was arrested as a conspirator, tried
with the others aud convicted.
A young lady, Miss Lizzie Langley. re-
siding four miles from Barn well, lost her
life a few days sioce under circumstances
which as a warning 70 others, especially
the young ladies of the country should be
widely published. This young lady, Miss
Langley, was receiving the attention Of q
young man addicted to cigarette smoking.
On Sunday he was taking her ia buggy "a
church in the neighoorhood. IndalginR
this abominaole habit on the road some OF
the tobacco on fire fell from the cigarette
In the foot of the buggy, and In a few
moments the young lady's undsrclothing
was ablaze. There was no help save the
heroic efforts of another young man on his
way to church, with no means OF extingnish-
ing the flames. She fingered for a short
while in the most exor uoiAtinR agony.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

Henry T. Lambert is q candidate for
treasure Of Carroll county.
The republicans Of Mcintosh county will
probably nominate Leotured Crawford for
the legislature.
Hon T. J. Dempsey has been nominated
for representative Of Butts comfy by the
democratic primary.
The Peoples party OF Clarke county may
not put out full ticket for county Offices
but will enter q man In the race for the
legislature.
There are Eve candidates for legislative
h0nors in Hall county, and on next Satur-
day it will be decided by primary election
which two the democrats will elect.
The democratio primaries in Laurens
county Friday showed eat majorities over
the third party primary held in the several
districts Thursday. Capt. T. Il. Rowe is
the democratic nominee for representa-
tive.
Quitman Sun: Norris Branham, the
negro nominee for the legislature, informed
a white citizen the other day that he ex-
pected the third party in Brooks to help
him win the race. In what way does he
expect hello from the Weavorites9 Have
they promised to swap helpl That is to say,
have they promised to support the radical
candida for the 10 or hou Q in exc lange
for radical support for their candidate for
state SenAtel A deal OF this kind is said to
have been oonsummated in Baker county a
short time since.
A lively sensation has developed at At
lama. iom Watson will carry the war
into the enemy's country 1t is REPORTED,
and the report appears TO come straight
from the third part authority, that Wat
son, feeling 30 sure Of defeating Black in
the Tenth district, viii make q 81 gle speech
there. IL is said that he has wriIten to al
most every voter Ia the district letter in
the peculiar Watsonian style, and ne Is now
prepared to go into Crisp's DISTRICT and
beard the lion In his dsa. Il is said that
he goes at the request of the ma
tional executive committee OF the Peoples
party, who are particularly DESTROYS Of de-
featinR the democratic speaker. A story
which comes from the Tenth throws a food
OF hght on the peculiar character of the
campaign just about to open. IL is asserted
that leading third party men in Tom Wat
sons district wrote TO him asking that be
name the day and hour when he would
reach the Savannah river on his way home,
and promising that 10000 people would
meet him at the river and escort him home.
The story is that Watson declined, saying
he did not wish TO come that way.
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Opening the Canal.

This most acceptable proposition that can be
made to persons troubled with chronic consti-
patton is to open that most important canal
the bowels, That proposition can be carried
out by the parties interested If they resort to
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. the most effective,
most genial Alternative extsnt. It is the mistake
of many otherwise sensible psople that they re-
sort 10 drastic. or. in other words violent pur--
gatives. Without exaEgeratfon this is highly
injurious, since such medicaments weaken the
bowels besides convulsing BON them and tho
stomach with pain. Relief sought from the
Btters comes freely enough, but they never
produce pain, excessive action or subsequent
weakness of the bowels LIVER and Kidney
trouble, malaria, dyspepsia. lack OF stamina and
q tendency to rheumatism are temedied BIZ this
pleasant substitute for drehehing catharties.
nd b.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

In tearing down the scsffolding around
the Baptist church spire al Ridge Spri ag,
a day or two ago, which they had been
painting, the scantliags, 10 feet long, 3x4,
were thrown down in front Of the church
AS one of these was falling, little Johnnie
Boatwrighu, the third son Of Mrs. Sumter
Boatwright, ran out of the church aud was
struck on the head. shad fallen nearly 100
feet a ID the blow crushed his skull. He died
that night He was q remarkably bright
boy for his age 10 years., and was especially
fond Of carpenterlng; therefore he was con-
stantly around the church, which is being
repaired.
There was much alarm at Fouu tain Ina,
Greenville county, Thursday over what
looked for a while like u race row. A large
number Of negroes went TO that place for a
picnic. Town Marshal Kellett attempted
to arrest a negro for gambling Tue negro
refused to be arrested and row started.
The IN irshnl was badly cut aud beaten by
friends of the negro. The white men armed
themselves and prepared to uphold the
marshal. Sheriff Gilrssth was te!egraphsd
for, and when he arrived with posse the
inoipieat riot had about been olellei he
had no trouble Ia arressing six of the ring
leaders, aud they we're lodged in jail. Mr..
Kellett Is not fatally hurt.
Capt. J. A. Dodson, who has just been
promoted from sup rrintenGene Of the Che -
ter division of the Richmond aud Dauville
railroad to the same position on the At
lenta and Charlotte division, has just been
made the eoipient OF handsome and sub
tansial testimonial Of the condolences and
good will OF the employees of this division.
A beautiful tea service OF silver-salver,
cream pitcher, sugar bowl and teapot neatly
engraved with the words Presented by
the Employees Of the Marrow Guage Rail
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FATE OF a FORTUNE CLAIMANT.
A Pauper's Grave for a Woman Who
Thought Herself a Millionaire.
From the Nep York World.


From the Nep York World. u
BUTTE, MONT, July '17.-Mrs. Ann
Dodge, who In life believed herself the right
full owner Of IS, 600, 900. has just been buried
here in 2-cent grave. She was recently
mentioned as one of Hontanais millionaire's,
but when she died last week the coroner
couldn't find enough OF her properly to pay
for plain pine box to bury the body in.
Her story is a strange one. She was not
unlike some others VINO perambulats the
country seeking and waiting for millions
that they claim are due them. There Is
something pitiful, too. In the stories Of these
fortune claimants. and Mrs. lodges case
was no exception.
Mrs. Dodge died at the age Of 81 in a poor
house after she had fought for years in
English courts for the millions she claimed
for her own, She came to this city about
twelve months ago, poorly clad. but proud
She had been living in San Francisco and
visited Butte 30 seek friend who had in
years past promised her aid The friend
could not be found, and Mrs. Dodge
became i'll The few dollars
she possessed were soon gone
and the landlady at her boarding place
threatened TO place her on the street. The
city charity commissioners were called in
Mrs Dodge told her life story to them but
they could only offer her a cot io the charity
aImshouse. she exhibited documents that
purported TO proven her claims on the
SS,0O0.O00 English estate and showed con-
olusively that the case vas still pending in
court. But no one would advance a dollar
to the alleged heir TO IS. 900 900 though she
was so years and over, and sick and heart
broken she was taken TO the paupers' home.
By contract with the COZ nty a local un-
dsrtaker inters Butte's psupers for cents
per head, and that is the kind Of = grave,
4
Dodge. zone OF Montana's millionaires, u
now rests
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ForMa1aria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

Wonderful what a stimulus to business q
bargain is; IL draws rich as we'll as poor.
Men as well as boys take advantage of
the great offer by This Famous" and the
rush to save IS per cent. on clothing has
been unprecedented
Giving Is per cent discount naturally
brings those in need OF Clothing to THE
Famous" Clothing House, for who would
pay $50 for a suit when the same thing can
be bought At 1.-THE Famous" for Sl5, and
everything else in the same proportion.
Every road leads to 1.-THE Famous" Take
short cut in order that you get here
quickly. We have plenty Of goods, yet lest
this great offer of IS per cent. discount for
cash will not last forever, put in a
supply Of Clothing while You have a chance
to save money. "The Famous" you will
will find at LAB Broughbon street. Bennett
Hymes. proprietor.-dd.
Old newspapers-200 for Is cents-at the
business oiflce. MORNING News.
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Life, Eealth and Strength.
ArALAcaIcoIA, FLA. Feb. Il. 1sst

APALAcHIcoLA, FLA. Feb. II. 1889.
AsssTs. Lippmdn Bros Suvonndh, Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I viii write to inform you that
was afflicted with blood disease l tried ono
bottle OF . = and IL gave me no relief. was
in bed seven months l tried prominent ply 81
clans and they could not do me any good. ] saw
your advertisement of P. P. P. in the Apalachi-
cola TINES and thought would try it. The bot
tie got Tonight makes seven or eight and. oh,
how good EEL. l nave been up ever since at
my business, lumber Inspector, YOU may pub
lsh this II you desire, I have informed my
friends that r. p P. is life, health and strength
NJ. P BoLDEN.
Sold by all druggists and general stores
LIPPkAS Bros, proprietors and druggists,
Savannah
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Compagnle Generate Iransa1IantIque
French Line to Hawe.

DETwEEN New York and Havrs from pier
u No. -, N. r, foot Of Morton street Trav
elers'oy thlsline avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort Of crossing the
channel IN small boat. Special tram leaving
the company's dock at HAvre direct for Paris
on arrival Of steamers Baggage checked al
New York through to Paris.
LA GASCOpNE, SANTELLI, SATURDAY, July
80, $50 A. M.
LA loUnAl. Z. FRANaEUI, SATUKDAY,lAuT.
3. 3 AN.
La bOURGOGNE, LEBoEuF, SATURDAY.
ril- IL O. 4. 4
PRICE OF PASSAGE Gncludlng wiDe):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 TO 3l20
according 70 loca ion: Second Cabin, 800; Steer
age from New York 70 Havre So s.. steerage
from New York 60 Paris S27 So including wine,
bedding and utensils
A. FORGET. General Agent, Bowling Green,
foot OF Broadway, New York. -.
Or +. W. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street. MEssRs.
WILDER & CO., 10 Bay street. Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-25
DURANT Miss, Dec 10, 1890.
OFFICE OF J. S, RosAMoEp

MessJs. Lippatdn Bros., >dpGnnah, Ca.
GENTLEAES-Whiie in San Antonio. Tex
last spring saw your advertisement OF P. P. p
(Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potassium in the
paper for the cure Of rheumatism AMI thought
| would try q bottle. Finding such great relief
from il on my return home had my druggist,
Mr.. John McClelland. to order ms q supply
After taking think ten bottles have not had
az ache or pain since. Previous to that suf-
fered for twenty-five 10Y years. aud could not
get the least benefit until tried p. P. P, and
therefore take pleasure in recommending IL to
all. Yours truly, ]. s. RoSAxoRD