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The evening world., 1892-08-23

Wheat and Alice Dax1k Yas prWvtVfs
amour ~ SssO.5o. Wh1.A rhe yurnnr W,rn-
mittce left at iba offSce for Che rur1css they
Btrtvcd for. They havo done s6nsrs BY AMI
deserve great credit. Let other yospe D1saeA
follow their example and sWeli up the Safk
Rahiea' Hund
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Taking full part in the exhibition de.
signed to show the advance in methods of
railway transportation since the first
trains we're run. England may displny at
the Chicago Fair the compartment coach.
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Tatiana Tohtoi.

Countess Tatiana Toistoi Is the eldes
daughter OF the author OF the "Kreut,se
Sonata" ana her fathers righ; hand ana
secretary. She helps him in all his work.
and attempts. as far as in her lies, to restrain
his wilder vagaries. Although she cannos
sympathize with much that her father does,
and is especially distressed at his latest mania
that Of crossing and working a. q common
neid laborer, in order the more 10 carry out hi
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Three PateI son Girls.

To ne Ydiior'
lnclosed please md 81 for che Sick Babies
Fund from three little Paterson girls
LENoRA REINsCHMIDT,
ANNIE DOwLINu,
EMILY REINsCHNIpT,
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$3.50 ADDED TO-DAY.
And $l2,706.77 is Now the
Sum of the Sick Babies Fund
The Little Folks Are Still Holding
Fairs and Festivals.
Baby Rachel Begins L,ts In Very
S0rrowful Way.

An letters ~~u'Nir'rs wouev tor the
Aick Vahv Fund should be addressed 10
The Cashier of the Now York " Grid,
puiiizer Duiidins.
bonniioss of clothing. &C.. shouid he
cent to Mrs. hUberts. 3l1 West teriS
ninth street.
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Master Jacks Sacrifice,

am little boy, flve years old, and mamma
gave me SO cents on my birthday to buy q
drum, but viii send 1t to the sick babies,
hoping 1t will help do them some good
Master JACK SCoTT,
% Tompkins avenue. New Brighton, s. L
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TIE WORLD schl not undsr any ctrcum-
stances, hold ttseU responsible FOR the return
o. saJt.keeptno or any rejected manuscripts
Gr pictures, or tphotsoeper character or pdiue
Nc exceptions sDtu Be made to thts rule softh
regard to either letters or Enclosures. Nor
uH the editor enter into correspondents con-
stsntn0 unavailable rnanusuipts
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"ModemoiseHe Ixe."

Miss Mary Hawker, the lady who has
sprung into such sudden fame as Lance
Falconer, the authoress OF "Mademoiselle
Ixe," is Miss Helen aladstone's most Intimate
personal friend, and there is little doubt that
it.was Gladstone's commentator Of the little
story which first attracted wide notice to its
The evening world., 1892-08-23

The typewriter workman who CON-
mitted suicide yesterday because his
brand.new baby wasn't n boy was mex
cusably lacking in chivalry towards the
gentler sex.
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1t ia elegantly asserted in the Republi-
can county camp that JOHN /. DAVENPORT
il talking through his hat" But sip-
pose it should turn out that ho is also
talking through Grandpa's2
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Good Little Katherine.

10 NE J1Hor
Twite year I empty my money bank for
the benefit OF THE woRLp's babies. inclose
you %. the amount have saved since Christ
mas. Please apply II TO the Sick Babies
Fund. LITTLE Katherine.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

The Newark barber who cut of China.
mans queue gave him hair cut that will
last him lifetime.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

10 october; wbitensh, winter swordnm.
July to september smelts, September 10
March perch. Spring and Summer mach.
erel, April to October; oysters, septembes u
May; clans, all the year.
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Brooklyn Contributions.

To ne yGdoy:
Inclosed please find se.7O for Sick Babies
Fund, contributed as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
wallace, sl; II. p. Wallace, 10 cents; Mrs.
NJ. W. Robertson. Cash, q. staples, 25 cents
each; A. Tay lor, 30 cents; +. Taylor, A. Lar.
kins, go cents each 42.T0. We trust this in
not too little to be OF service. BROOKLYN.
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"Hone, stoeet honte,
Be Il eusr 30 humble, 81
TAsrss no plaos lihs Ao1se.~

Proyoded it hAs TEE WoRLp's w0NAN'D
rAQk vhieA = usiatsd svsry asy.
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A Glimpse of Miss Khitnsy.

Mrs william C. whitney's pretty daughter.
Newport correspondent writes, understands
shore dress ~ well as most OF the young peo-
pie here, II NOT better, and the siirt that was
pulled up for the laoment nom about her
aAsndes ank,es was'a white sarge, nashins
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Collectnd &l2 90

Adeline Strauss, Gertrude Harrison and
Eta Goldwater, three girls who live near
Madison avenue and one Hundred and Four
teenth street, collected sla.2O IRON their
friends Tor the Sick Babies Fund. They
turned the money In at this ONCE yesterday.
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AParis Toilet.

Tbis handsome dress Is made OF white mus
lin, embroidered with black. Two narrow
ruffics, headed with pun. f1nish the edge OF
the bell skirt. The full corsage is gathered
into wide belt OF the muslin, bordered with
The evening world., 1892-08-23

The theatrical season begins mildly.
There will not DO much hurrah 10 it until
after the election.
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A Splendid Example,

The clipping party held at Mr.. Joseph
walkers grounds. Csrnasie village, l. l., last
youlg committee In charge deserve credit
Tor their work In AID OF this Sick Babiesf FUND.
tbs COMMITTEES consisted OF the following
TSnS SsS Ii:sss 49, pIy WITH & &ss1sa%sysr gssss ,
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They Contribute Again.

To ne Fdt'Dr3
We take much pleasure In again subscrib-
ing 70 the Sick Baby Fund. Please ma In.
closed eI NEIGHBORLv CIRCLE
OF Kings Daughters, OF Laurel Hiil, l.. !.
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A Little Fair.


lnclosed please md 1913 fer the Sick
Babies Fund, proceeds OF little fair held by
Cora aad Leo Lowenstein, seven and nine
years oi age. 81 NEST l3.D ST.
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VACRANT VERSES.
Almoss Converted,

"You'rs roight in the main. Oi am thinkin'."
Said Pat to . clerical crAna.
Ell Oi tuk Jour adyuios an shstop'd dhripkin
Oi oud put Away stun In the lapk.
Cud III Ia . tbs reau.t 1t my slayin'
little hoils Longer, may De,
Tho noye little sum ora Ds sAyin'
Nud give me MOI. .htier sp.se."
- Pick Ma IN.
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The electric lamp on top Of Mount
Washington has become the light OF
quite slice OF the New World.
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Busy Growing Older.

tFvom an IIchahos.l
smith meeting his old friend Lazybone)-
Glad TO see you, old iell what arc you doing
nowy
LnYybone-I Vawning>-I am growing
older.
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-" Not Available.

A II Aniy step 10 At my door,
I've neard IL thsrs oitimos before.
A manly fAce lookr III at ue,
see II ever. day at three.
A many voice urios, - Here We arc ~
/ merely turn and gAEe Afar.
Nor stsp, nor face, nor voice may will
To GOT M pulses AL Athrlil,
And he irUu whom al charms are stripped!
Tho postman with ny manuscript.
--ihiida-iphia Ledger.
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A High Roller, Indeed.

from the Ihiidd.iphia Record.
"Ive got cousin In New York who Is one
OF the high rollers"
Indeed! what Is he a stock broker2"
"No; n guard Oh the Elevated road"
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Six Paterson Girls.

FdffOT'
Six little girls OF Paterson, n. j., send 81 to
the sick Babies Fund, with many good
wishes.
LOUISA KING. THO. MORRIssE,
AGNES MORRissE, MARION PAIGE,
ETHEL BRISTOL, ADA BRISTOL.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

Americas late sunstroke has been out
done in Europe.
The evening world., 1892-08-23

BLAINE Is still silent and all Skowhegan
was opening its ears to listen to him to-
night.
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Very Suggestive.

From Harlem LUs.
Young MIR. Dolley-How lovely those fieecy
white clouds look lying against that blue sky.
Miss flypp--Yes, Indeed. They look like
delicious Ice cream on great blue sauccrs-
Dolley-l-t-S-er. would you like some
cream, Miss tlypp:
Miss flypp-Don'J care II do. How kind
OF you 10 suggest it. Mr. Dolley.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her CastortA
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to CsstoriA
When che had Children, abe gave them Cassoeia
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The Sick Babies Fund now amounts to
sl2, 7OG. n.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13
GRAND CAMP OF THE VETS.
It's Third Annual Session Held at Jack
son, Miss.

AUS InlrO annual session 6elO at JACK
son, Miss.
JACKSON, MISS, July 12.-The third an
nusl session of the Grand Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans was held in this city TO-
day. Gov. John N. Stone, grand COM
mander, presided. He delivered an able
and patriotic address, which was applauded
from point to point. Tho following are the
officers elected:
Major General Of the Mississippi Division
Gen. S. D. Lee.
Brigadier Generals-Ex- Gov. Robert
Lowry and Col. J. r. Binford
A resolution looking to the erection Of a
jeff Davis monument in this city after
debate, and suggestion that its adoption
might interfere with raising funds for the
Richmond monument, was referred to
committee.
A resolution appointing a committee to
inquire whether Besuvoir, the residence Of
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, could be bought for a
home for disabled confederate soldiers and
what price was lost.
Chief Justice J. A, P. Campbell of the
supreme court, the orator of the occasion.
delivered in the hall Of representatives to-
night an elaborate GRAFTON on the war and the
causes and conditions out OF which it grew,
paying splendid tribute to the character
and deeds Of the confederate soldiers.
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U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAvAENAH, Ga, July IL, 10 P. N.
SYNOPSIS.


At Dodge City, Kan, Kansas City, Pal
estine, Jacksonville and Tampa the maxi
mum temperature to-day was 02e; at
Omaha, st. Louis, New York city and Sa-
vannah 800; Boston, Philadelphia and Chi
cago $50; Nashville and Cincinnati SO,
Washington city and Norfolk $40, 50. Paul
81 Atlanta 7SS and Bismarck 76'.
The minimum temperature at Savannah
during Monday night WAS 729. and the
mean temperature for to-day was $3.50
below the normal.
The local rainfall this afternoon amounted
to 30 of an inoh At s O'Clock p. m. clear 60
partly cloudy weather prevailed over the
Florida peninsula, Southern Texas, along
the north Atlantic coast, IN the Upper Mis-
sssippi and Missouri valleys and In the ex-
trems northwest. Elsewhere general cloud
mess prevailed, with rain falling at Charles
ton, Augusta, Charlotte, Montgomery
and Meridian.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
6 O'Clock p. m. today, scattered rains fell
throughout tho cotton belt, the heaviest
falls occurring in the Mobile district An
area OF low pressure extends from Kansas
north ward over the Missouri and Upper
Mississippi valleys TO the upper lake region.
The barometer continues slightly above the
normal over the South Atlantic states, Flor
ida and the East Gulf states
The forecast for Savannah ana vicinity
is: Partly cloudy weather and showers;
slight changes ia temperature; southerly
wiads. Z. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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MEDICAL.

pound represented as "just as good; -
there's profit for sharp dealer, even at
"cllt prices"
To prevent this kind of fraud and i'm
position, the genuine guaranteed nedi-
cines of DR.. r. V. Pierce are now sold
only through druggists regularly author
lied as agents, and ota0dyS at those long
established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery (for the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs), S1.00. Favor
its Prescription (for woman's weaknesses
and ailmentsl, 500. Pleasant Pellets for
the liver), Is cents.
They're the cheapest medicines you can
buy at any price, for you pay only for
the good you get They're guaranteed,
IN every case. to benefit Or cure. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13
ON TEE DIAMOND.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Games Of base
ball were played TO-DAY with the following
results:
At St. Louis-First game-St. Louis
4, Baltimore 3. Second game-St. Louis
Is, Baltimore l.
At Chattanooga - Game WAS called ct
end Of thirteenth iuDing on account of
MISUNDERSTANDING S,FAtanta 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING /, Washington 0.
At Cincinaati-Cincinnati ., Brooklyn 1 .
At Pittsburg- II, Boston 1.
At Birming Macon 0.
At Chioago-Chicago 8, Philadelphia 3.
At levelaud-Cls veland 8, New York 6.
AT New Orleans-New Orleans 8, Mem
phis O.
At Mobile-First game-Mobile 3, Mont
gomery 0. Second game-Mobile g. Mont
gomery /.
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DEMooRAoY's CANDIDATES.
New York's Reception OF the Notif1ca-
ton Committee.

wow OEk 1teCSDDlOO OF JQ6 NOLluCa-
ton Committee.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The committee Of
100 appointed by Mayor Grant, William
G. Whitney and John Agnew. to
arrange for the reception Of the committee
appointed by the democratic national COD
Vention to notify Grover Cleveland and
Adlai Stevenson OF their nomination, met
today in the city hall Mayor Grant pre-
sided as temporary chairman. Samuel D.
babcock was elected permanent chair
man. Mr.. Whitney said ii had
been decided that the notifications should
% made In some public place where people
could be present. The subcommittee Of the
1lotltcation committee would be in New
4ork tomorrow and he moved that a COM
Hitiee Of three consisting Of Mayor Grant,
samuel ID. Babcock and David Mcclure
Ue appointed to meet this subcommittee in
le mayors Office at IL o'clock to make ar
rangements for the securing of building
Were the candidates might be notified. On
IOUon Of Mayor Grant ex-Secretary Whit
NY was made member OF the committee.
W. W. Cochran suggested that Coney
o Sanu would be fitting place for the re-
~pnon of the committee. Mr.. Bsbcock
r aia that would be considered by the COM
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Mr.. Cartoons Preparations for Death.
From the Buffalo Courier.

WARSAW, June 29-The funeral OF Mr..
Carleton, aged So years, who died last Sun
day, took place yesterday. Thirteen years
ago Mr.. Carleton bought in Buffalo the
pine lumber for his coffin, kept it seasoning
in his own house for three years, and then
brought it to Warsaw for the coffin to be
made Immediately. IL was z feet inches
long, as he wished it to be "roomy and
comfortable" painted white inside aud
black outside. 1t was Mr.. Cartoons in
tention to take the coffin home In order
that IL might be 'handy" when required,
but his wife, demurrIng to this, it remained
in Lawrence's undertaking rooms during
the last ten years. The remains Of the
eccentric man were placed in it on Tuesday.
AT the same time the order was given Tor
the coffin, in Octobsr, 1882, Mr.. Carleton
also contracted with Hugh Curry to dig for
him, when required, a wide, deep grave, to
be laid up with brick; and with John Ham
igau for tombstone in the shape of min
iature house with windows, doors and chin
neys, and over the front door the words
"Homs, Sweet Home" The monument
was constructed. and has ever since been in
Mr. Hanigans marble warehouse. Last
Monday Mr.. Curry went to Carleton Hill,
in Middlebury, and made the grave accord
ing to contract, and Mr.. Hannigan will
soon place the monument at its head
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13
Good Work of Efangham Hussers

CAMP NORTHERN, July 9.-Editor Norm.
ing Net0s The Efingham Hussars had
their target practice on the rife range to-
day. and the record made was indeed q very
brilliant one, considering that it was the
first time they had faced a target with a
carbine. When they were marched to the
range by Lieut.. Greene, the impression was
that they would not make a creditable record.
They we're not shooting five minutes, how
ever. when this impression was dispelled.
They shot with remarkable accuracy and
qualified nine men to shoot from the 500
yard range. They are third 10 the sta te,
and IL is thought by many that they will
excel the Georgia Hussars at the 500-yaFd
range. Their shooting was the talk Of tho
camp. They were complimented by the
army officers and Col Gordon and staff.
They have never been given any carbines
by the stats, but will get them by the next
encampment. w. T. GREENE.
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Under Arrest for Grave Robbery.

GIEENvILLE, GA, July 12.-Riobard
Mitchell (colored) is under arrest here for
grave robbery. The story is peculiar one.
A few days ago the grave OF Mrs. Armand
was opened and the index finger of the
right hand was removed from the body.
Mitchell is a gambler, and testimony shows
that be took the finger for a luck bone.
This Is a gamblers superstition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

rlaE Young Mems Christian Association Of
S' 0''n America employs 1900 paid officers aud
bu4 roperty valued at s1s, 1000 900, including af5
klSngss. 1t gave 100000 last year for q
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HARRIsoN's CHAIRMAN.
A Man to FIJI the Place Must Be Sc.
cured by Saturday

A Man to FIJI the Place Must Be Sc
cured by Saturday.
WASHINGTON. July 12-The President
having returned, it is expected that be will
finally determine, so far as be can, who
shall be the chairman of the republican
national committee. This much-offered.
mueh-refused place must be fliled by Satur-
day, aud the President expects 70 flll Ii by
that time by persuAding Senator Proctor,
Mr.. Kitchener or some other gentleman who
has refused it to reconsider and accept
with the understanding that the President
himself will direct the campaign. and that
the members of the executive commistse
will do most of the drudgery, ex-CbAirman
Cisrkson having practical charge Of the
New York office.
CLARKsoN MAY BE THE MAN.
NEW YORK, July 12-The election Of
a chairman of the republican national COM
mittee, which takes place at the meeting of
the national executive committee on Satur-
day next, has been the main topic of dis
cussion among every one interested in poll
tics during the few days past. Tonight
matters had shaped themselves in such
manner as to lead to the conclusion that
when the executive committee meets they
will proceed to re-elect J. 8. Garrison TO
the position held by him in the last cam
paign.
Mr.. Clarkson Is at present the only mem
Der OF the committee who Is thought to
have ali the qualification necessary Tor the
important position. Congressman Bur-
leigh was seen tonight, and admitted that
the selection of Mr.. Clarkson was q pos
sibility.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

THERE is a factory In Chicago employed ex-
cluslvely in making shoes for the dead-always
white for women aud children. aud almost al
ways black for men. AS there is no necessity
for good wearing quality in these shoes. they
can DO made at a cost Of from s. to SIS for
dozen.
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They 90 to-
gether-the
"cutting" of
prices, and the
substitution of
inferior goods.
Sometimes it's
a fraudulent
imitation of
the gen uin Q
article - some
times it's some
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Sc SO may seem high for d

So so may seem high for a
chiId's bathing suit, and it
would be ordinarily, but it is not
when it is a Neptune Suit that
you get.
With this suit it is impossible
for the wearer to drown under
any circumstances and we think
that when not only the comfort
of mind, but above all the abso-
lutte safety of life is taken into
consideration that all parents
will agree thatthis suit is cheap.
FALK CLOTHING co.
We also carry the Neptune Suit
for misses the price being $40 90.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A Summary of the Principal Events
OF the Day.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July 12.-To-
days races here resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs. Kingston won,
with Strathmeath second and Reckon third.
Time l:26.
SECOND RAcE-Atlantic stake six furlonEs
Sir Walter won. with Oomanche second and
Lawless third. Time l:l31b.
THIRD RACE-Shrewsbury handicap, one and
one half miles. Poet Scout won, with Demus
second and Raceland third. Time 233h
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs. Chicago won
with Simmons second and MinnehahA third
Time 1:001<
FIFTH RAcE-Six fur,ongs. waIcott won,
with Milt Young second and Vardee third
Time l:l2
SIXTH RACE-The Elberon stakes, seven fur
longs. Dagonet and Stockton ran q dead heat :.
with Westchester third. Time 1:26.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

CHICAGO, July 12.-The races at Wash
ington mark today resnltad as follows:

FIRST RAoE-Three-tou rths of a mile. Le-
Grand won, with Aunt Jane colt second and
Inland third. Time 1:l6A.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Sunshine
Whisky won, with Tim Murphy second and
Salenlca third. Time 1;15
THIRD RACE-Drexel stakes, 81 800 added,
mile. Yotambien won, with Galindo second
and Chief Justice third. Time 1:42.
FOURTH RAcE-One mile aud a furlong. Bore
ais won, with Innocence second and Chapman
third, Time SO.
FIFTH RAoE-One mile and seventy yards.
Semper Rex won, with Sealdiver second and
Buren, third. Time 1;47.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs Eclipse won, with
Falero second and Heller Shelter third. Time
1.lbl{
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ct denotes trace OF rain or snow.
P.B SdYra. ODs3rg5-. Weather. Bureau.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, rs Words or more, m
Ghis column Inserted for ONE GENT WORD,
Cash in Advance, eooh insertion.
Everybody who has any want TO supply, any.
thing to buy or sell any business or accommo-
detions to secure; indeed, any wish 70 crafty,
should advertise in this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

EOR SALE-A family leaving the city wishes
Il to dispose of handsome phaeton. which
can be seen at CARSON'S STABLE Abercorn
and Broughton streets, where he has also several
horses at reasonable prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

EoR SALE. the largest and best assorted
II stock of White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds,
holdings, etc, etc, in the south Also all
standard brands OF Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, esc.
MN supplies. Builders hardware Is my
speciality. lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct Inn
portations OF RoScndale and Portland Cement.
tpaps, Ia ato Gall or write for my prices, aud
got estimates before buying. ANDREW HAM
LEY,
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CYRUS w. FIELD DEAD.

Atlantic Gable.
New YORK, July 12.-Cyrus W. Field
died at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
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A UCTION SALE of lots at Pineora on Satur-
"A day. July IS; round trip tickets over ths
Central 60 cents; pats and terms on applicas
ton W, K WILKINSON, auctonser, 142 St.
Julian street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

VICTOR bicycle, spring fork; forty-five dol
' lars; solid tires, Clipped but good for two
years; owner leaving city. Apply 1872 State
after pm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

ENOR SALE. California clRret, SO 80 per case;
Il imported and American ginger ales and
beers. Tho finest stock Of Key West cigars In
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

II JONES ON THE SALTS Away from the
IL noise and heat OF the city the resident OF
Savannah can find cool retreat in the beauti-
full woods OF Rosedew. The residents, too, OF
Upper Georgia, who want little salt air IN
summer, and who must go somewhere" why
not make a permanent summer resort for
yourself, one that you con own ana control,
Lots from $50 to 500 each. Size 100000 feet.
Four river front lots, 75x300, price $500 each.
All at Rosedew. Ten lots. 60 feet front and so
40 feet wide 100 feet deep. These fourteen lots
are at Isle of Hope. Terms oue-hfth cash.
Cottages can be built for from $500 to 1900.
If you are short OF funds to build, see Mr.. M. J.
SOLOMONS, treasurer of Chatham Real Estate
Company; he may help you. f. II THOMSON,
116 Bryan street, Office Chatham Real Estate
Company