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a FAMous LoooMoTIVF.
Wreck Of the Engine That Gave the
Alarm at Johnstown.
From the Altoona Gagette,

From the Altoona Gazette,
A famous locomotive has been wrecked at
30 office, just above the city. II was No.
1,149. the engine that on the memorable day
of the Johnstown food went rushing down
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks from
Conemsugh to Johnstown with the shriek-
ing whistle giving the alarm Of the oncom-
Ing deluge OF water.
After the flood No. /, 149 was found bot
tom upward, buried under q great bank of
sand near where the engineer had aban-
doned it 70 flee for his life from the food.
Relic hunters cleared away the sand and
proceeded to dismantle It Of everything
they could secure. Ths bell and all the
brass fixtures were eartea away and even
the big wooden bumper yves hacked into
spllntsrs, which now stand first among the
treasures OF many an enthusiastic collector
After things had quistsd down about the
flooded city the railroad company began
looking around to see what 10 could rescue
frSm the debris. Among q score or more
locomotives they fouad the dismantled No.
1,149. 1t was set on Its feet and brought Ia
Altoona. After a week In the shops it came
out again, showing no signs Of the ordeal 1t
had passed through. Since then it has been
run as O shiftsr.
No LAC was standing on the track near
the 30 telegraph station. Just below il
was a heavy coal train, stationary, with all
brakes set. Engineer w. D. Thomas hap
pened to look back over the track end ga v
another coal train, without an engine, come
tearing down the steep grade. TIE switch
had not been turned TO allow it TO drop
down on the next track, as was intended.
Thomas jumped just before the crash and
escaped, but No. 1,l49 was turned bottom
up and terribly demolished between the
two heavy coal trains.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Recherche Furniture
Brio -a-Brac.
By ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. Oct n and %,
1899, AT II O'CLOCK.
On the premises, No. 81 Charlton Street,
McDonough Block:
By J. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
On the premises, No. 81 Charlton Street,
McDonough Block:

HALL-Hatrack, Hail Chairs. Hall Lamp, Stair
Carpet, Oil Cloth, 5 Original Oh Paint.
tug6, also Oil Painting, The EDDY
Stone Light House after Turners
Mails, on Painting Portrait George
Washington, Busts.
DINING ROOM-Large Walnut Dining Table,
Dining Room Chairs Upholstered in
Morocco, Cherry CbiIoniers, Mo-
rocco Lounge, Easy Chairs, Library
CHAR, Arm Chairs IN leather, Rockers,
Mahogany Book Case with $50 VOis
Books, Etagere, Handsome sideboard,
Walnut Book Case, N y Tables, Bronze
Ornaments, Fancy Mantel Clock.
Original Oil Paintings. Water Colors,
Gas Fixtures. Mating, Brussels Car
pets, Cut Glass Goblets, Wines, Diahes,
Celerya, Decanters. etc, etc, China,
Tea Services, Epergne, Knifes. Forks,
Spoons Ivory and Plated Cruets, Tea
ana Coffee Urns Pickles, Preserves.
Rosewood China Closet.
PARLORS-.M oquette Carpets, Shades. Inlaid
and other Tables Easy, Fancy,
Wicker aud Cherry Chairs Of all chrac-
tiers Secretary, Cabinets, Fancy Suites
in silk Brooade, Bronzes, Basque Fig
ures, Antique Fair Vases COST $500,
Mats, Rugs in Wool and Fur, Orna-
ments, Handsome Oil Paintings
Water Colors and Pastie, Inad Jar
diniere Case with Venetian Glassware,
Shades, Lace Curtains, Mirrors.
Lambrequins, PORTER and Rod,
Fancy Work Table, Loo Table, Gard
Tables, Handsome Mahogany Center
Table Brass Tenders, Fire Dogs and
Irons, fine Microscope, Hamlin Or
gan, Painted Fire Screens, Jardlnieres,
Easels and Engraving, o-Day Clock,
Bric-a-Brac Dresden and Munich Gal
lery, Hogarth and other works, Wax
Flowers, Bronze Figures, Lounges,
Tete- !letes etc. etc.
BEDROON-Oak and Walnut Bedroom Suites,
Easy Chairs Wardrobes Single Bed
steads, Mirror in gilt Mirror in Wal
NUT. OIL Paintings, Engravings,
Shades, Chiffoniers Brussels Carpets,
Toilet Bets, Hair Mattresses. Fine Pill
lows, Feather Bed, Blankets, Oak
Writing Desk, Library Table in Oak.
KITCHEN-4afe, Tables, Range with hot water
attachments Brass and Copper Ket-
ties and Cooking Utensils. ETC.. etc.
Sale will bs conducted as follows:
ON THURSDAY othine will be sold but
China. Crockery. Glassware, Silver
ware, Knives and Forks aud Carvers,
Oh Paintings Water Colos Bronzes
and small things.
ON FRIDAY-Carpets and Furniture
Habersham and Price street car con.
venent
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1892.
n. 1t fulfilled this function with great

suffer. Il fulfilled this function with great
eclst.
1.-THE taste for human suffering became so
decided that a serious sQuabble once oc-
CURED between TWO members as to which
one was going to burn holes with a poker
into the stomach OF n victim who had Just
been raked in for holding that Moses was
not bearded.
"Of course they reached q stage where
common cruelty was insipid, and they
sighed for something that would make hui
manity real miserable. Then as my friend
used to say, they invented the rocking
chair
"TEe rack, the boot, the iron-slipper, the
thumo-screw have all faded away into the
impenetrable void Of oblivion.
The rocking chair is still with US"
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are troubled with Indigestion, or, in fact,
any OF thoseills that arise from derange-
ments OF the digestive apparatus. You
go to the drug store and you viii prob
ably take some pepsin preparation, some
mercurial doses which will injure you
forife. Stopit. The medical fraternity
throughout the world are now recogniz-
ing Johann Hohfs Malt Extract as a
standard remedy tits specially recon-
mended for invaljds where a delicate yet
strengthening TONIC is necessary to build
upa debilitated constitution. There are
lots of counterfeits on the market. The
genuine have the signature of Johann
Hoff on the neck OF bottle. 1t is bene-
fetal alike for-naaTay or woman, or child.
Eisner & Mendelsor' Co., N. Y. .oAgents.
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Switchmen to Strike.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 24.-The switch
men of the country are preparing for q
mons ter strike next May, expecting to Grip
pie the worlds fair business Of the railroads
aud force them to concsde the demands of
the employees. 1.-The Buffalo strike and
lesser ones which have occurred by u.s.
said Secretary Joseph Heimerle Of the
switchmeR's union, ARE but preludes to the
great strike of 1893, which will extend from
the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the
great lakes to the gulf.n
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MEDICAL

work Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion-just the work that it was made for
It's a woman's medicine, carefully COM
pounded for her by an experienced physi-
clan, and adapted to her delicate organ
ization It makes weak women strong,
suffering women well It's an invigorat-
ing, restorative tonic, a soothing and
bracing nervins, and certain cure for all
the functional arrangements, painful dis
orders or chronic weaknesses peculiar 70
the sex. For liberation, displacements
bearing down sensations, and " female
complaints" Of every kind, it's a never
failing remedy.
Among all the medicines that claim to
help women, Favorite Prescription" is
the orlu one that's guaranteed TO do what
Is promised for it. If it doesn't benefit or
cure. you have your money back.
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A Train Wreck at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dot. 24.-The Danvills express
on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois read
ran into q broken switch st Ferty-ninth
and Wallace streets late last night and one
OF the coaches was thrown from the track.
Mr.. Mcdonald Of Chicago was instantly
killed and twenty people were injured, Of
whom Joseph j. johnson will probably die
and four or five others may do so. All were
western people.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh Page.

Oppenheimer & Sloat, Oelethorpe Club. A Ran.
ken, Palmer Hardware Co, / Futzel Peacock
Hunt & co. L @ Pscetti. a Quilt & Bro. Chas
katz. g d Rogers, II Rothschlld,
A G Rhodes & Co, Mrs J Roscnheim,
Savannah Steam BRkery, B Springer,
Soomons q Co. Emil Schwarz, u Solomon q
Son, savannah Produce Co, W D Simkins, Sa.
vannah Grocery Co, Savannah Street r r Co,
Adam Strauss, Smith Bros, ~ Schroeder VI
Sternberg. Standard Mfg and Com Co, II
Traub. G W Tiedsmsn'& Bro, A Vetter, Thos
West & Co, Wakefield & Lee, Watson & Powers,
J Wilson. r u Walker. ] b Weed & Co, A NJ &
Q West, J G Williams. Joseph Youmsns, Str
Katie, Str + G Barker, Str Alpha, Str Bellevue,
Southern Elk Go, Z MoMurray.
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Here's q Chance for Roedv.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. PA big
audience in the opera house tonight wit
messed a fight for the middle weight cham
pionship of Florida, held by Ed Tate be-
tween Tate and Frank Durra. The fight
ing was fast and furious from the 90, Tate
landing repeatedly on Durra's neck
with his left and knocking him clear out in
the second round. Tate won 5000.
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Fsnians TO Be Releasad.

LONDON, Oct. 24-Feniaus Muellen and
Bowling, who are serving sentences in the
Marlborough jail. are about to be released.
Muelen was convicted OF complioisy ia the
murder OF Lord Frederick Cav0nish, chief
secretary for Ireland, ard Burke, under
secretary, in Phoenix park, Dublin, ON May
6, 1882. Bowling was convicted Of the
Killing Of policeman named Cox.
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Administrators Sale.
|. D. & R. D. LaR0CHE.
AuCtiOneerS.

BY virtue OF an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham
county, Ca, we will sell before the Court House
in the city of Savannah, Ga. during the legal
hours of sale. on TUESDAY. the ist day Of
November. 1892
That undivided ons-third 90 interest Of, in
and to all that lot OF land in the city OF savan-
nah known on the map or plan OF said city az
the eastern one-half OF Lot No Of Section z,
Cuthbert Ward, with tho improvements thereon,
belonging to the estate Of Charles r. Adams,
deceased, and sold for distribution and pay
ment OF debts.
WILLIAM II. ADAMS,
Administrator Estate OF Charles k. Adams. de-
ceased
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Egg rhrowers to Be Arrested.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 24-To-day a
United States marshal went to Gordon TO
arrest citizens Of that place who rotten
egged Capt. Kolb, candidate for governor
in this state, and s. s. Both, fusion elector
of the Thrd district. The arrival Of the
marshal created considerable exoitement.
They are expected back tomorrow morning
The charge is violation Of section 552 Re-
visad Skntutas
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stitution and laws, am his enemy now and
forever, just as in lS6f, bs.-.-
Mr.. Reid then described the deep impress
sion made upon him by the recent pageant
at Chicago; spoke Of the glorious achieve
ments Of the Republican party and discussed
from the standpoint Of his party the guess
tions Of the currency, tariff, reciprocity,
shipping, etc. predicted the reelection Of
Indiana's choice for President, and closed
by exorting his hearers to spare no effort to
achieve VlctCrY.t s. -..---
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A Tsmnestuous Voyage.

LONDON, Oct. A.-The steamer Alaska,
from New York to Liverpool. arrived at
Queenstown to-day and reports that she en-
countered terrific weather, which delayed
her for a dsy. On some days the officers
considered her in dangerous position. One
of her engines was stopped 70 minutes.
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Grain Brokers Fail.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-Notice was posted on
the board Of trade to-day that Il. j. Coon %
Co., grain brokers, had suspended. Coon
g. Co are among the Oldest on the board
and lately have been large shippers Of corn.
The standing of the firm has been very
high. No statement Of their affairs has
been given out.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Handsome House.
hold Furniture.
By ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,
ON TUESDAY, THE 25th OCTOBER, 1892,
AT Il O'CLOCK,

ON tuesday, The 18th OCTOBER, 1892,
AT II O'CLOCK,
On the premises, 50 Bolton street, corner OF
Abercorn:
HANDSOME HATRACK. CHAIRS, TABLES.
NICE BRUSs Els STAIR CARPET and
BRASS RODS. very large BRUSSELS CAR
PET, tlrst-cass MATING, SHADES, SUITES
OF ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE,
TABLES EASY CHAIRS, ETAGERE. DINING
TABLE, CHAIRS. HANDSOME PICTURES,
PAINTINGS and ENqRAVINGS, DINING
ROOM BRUSSELS CARPET, sIDEBOARD,
BUFFET, LOUNGE, BEDROOM CARPETS,
CHIFFONIERS. WARDROBEs. MIRRORS,
MASSIVE BEDSTEADs, wAsHSTANDS,
EASY CHAIRS etc. etc, KITCHEN STOVE,
hot and cold water attachments, TABLE, SAFE,
REFRIGERATOR, one fine tone CHICKERING
PIANO, cost $3.50. must be sold; Etc.
OARS PASS DOOR.
TUESDAY, 25th OCTOBER 1892, AT Il
O'CLOCK, SO BOLTON
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Aresntins's Revolution.

BUENos AYREs, Dot. 2A-Fighting Of g
desuItory character continues in the prov
ince Of Santiago del Estero. Another revolt,
Corveintes, has broken out and the govern
ment is sending forces there TO Qusll the
instruction. Congress has passed resolu>
ton in favor Of the governments rSinstat-
ing Rojas az governor of Santiago del
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To Rosume Storage Trafic

HAMBURG, Oct. 24.-The Hamburg
American Packet Company will resume
steerage traffic to the United States on Nov.
s. Its steamer Gothe will convey from
Stettin full Storage passengers. Russians.
Poles aud Bohsmisns, however, win not be
taken va 1881
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Penelope-Miss Bullion once told me that
she intended TO marry the first man who
proposed to her.
Dickey-Do you think she meant it9
2 Penelope know she did.
Diokey-Well, Introduce me, Pen, at
once.
Psnelope-It won't do you any good.
Diokey; che had already received the pro,
possl when she ssid it.-Brooklyn Life
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run Knlad and Four TatallY Hurt

Two Killed and Four Fatally Hurt.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 24.-By colli~
sion between freight train and working
train on the Milwaukee Northern road, be-
tween Elkhart and Plymouth this morn
ilg, Thomas Fitzgerald Of Depoc and Nick
Riggle of Elkh&Tt were killed. Four men
were injured, all OF whom will probably
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Phnllra, piFestiple cecoa.l

Unlike other cocoRs and chocolates, it is not
greasy, and, though containing ali the nutri-
ment Of the richest cocoa bean, It is so prepared
that it will not disturb digestion. Sold every
Where.-dd.
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Paris Helms Out Her Workman.

PARIS, Oct. 24.-Ths municipal council
has voted a credit Of 100000 francs to en-
able an advance to be made in the wages
and status of the city employees, such as
street sweepers, sewermen, etc., whose
wages are under francs per day
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Bicncliets May Race for $4,000. :.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. A.-The statement
that a match mad Deeu arranged between
Zimmerman of New York and Sange- Of
MiIwaukee for $4,000 q side is denied ny
Zimmerman. de is willing to meet Sanger,
no Rever, if the latter's friends will back
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TWO new sloops for sale, one about ten tons
=, a and one about seventeen tons. Apply at
N. PAULSEN'S. market dock.
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AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 24.-To-day's
races here resulted as follows:
FIRST RAoE-Six furlongs. London Smoke
won, with Clementine second and Louise third.
Time III.
SECOND RACE-Diie. Calhoun won. with
Alary second and Selma third. Time :43IS.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Scottish Chief
won, with Virgie Johnson second aud Miss Dixie
third. Time 1:lGlk.
FOURTH E-tifteen-sixteenths Of q mile.
Senorita woa, with Eugenia second and Fillids
third. Time 1854.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Too Quick won,
with Interior second and Waveland third. Time
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You can own nice pieces OF land near the
- \ CITY Tor $50 and pay only S. per month.
FOLGER 81 GIRARDEAU.
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S0C. per week will get one OF those good lots
~ on underground road s0xI6O feet Fol-
GER g. GIRARDEAU.
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AMES L. MEHRrENS, IS Jefferson street.
- has ON hand for sale or trade, fifteen good
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RUNS or THR RACERS.
4 Summary of the Principal Events
of the Day.

WASHINGTON, Oct 24-FolIowing is a
summary Of the races at Bennings' park to-
day:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. Lizzetta won,
with TormentoT second and Mccormick third
Time 1:0lM.
SECOND RACE--Selling, 30 furlongs. Orphan
won, with Marshall second and Hiram third
Time 1:0,1k
THIRD RACE-Handicap sweepstakes. one and
one sixteenth miles. Mary Stone won, with
Cleaning second and Count third. Time 1:4971.
FOURTH RACE-Selllng, one mile. Cynosure
won. with MIR. Sass second and Pat Conley
third. Time 1421S.
FIFTH RACE-SiN furlongs. Walcott won,
with Void second aRd Bordeaux third. Time
1:l516.
SIXTH RACE-Steeplechsse for gentlemen
riders, full course. about ~ miles. Capt Man
ming Won with Arab second and Dandy third.
Time 4:32.
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R0C. per week will get one OF those good lots
~ on Middleground road I0xlGO feet FOL-
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4 strong
h ealth 10 o.
man instead Of
n tired and
ailing onel
s ounds like
q mira Gle,
doesn't it? But
it isn't. It's
only the ordin-
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FALK CLOTHING co.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ Words or more. in
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD
Cnsh in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing 10 buy or sell, any business or Rcoommo
cations 20 secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise 10 this column
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FALK CLOTHING co.

If you have not bought your
Oyercoat yet and will need one
this winter and want to get one
particularly cheap better call at
once and make your selection
from our last years stock, which
we are now sacrificing.
The rain and premonition of
the cold snap yesterday made
heavy inroads in the stock.
he sooner YOU call the bet
ter selection you will be able to
make.
FALK CLOTHING co.
For the benefit Of those who want the
newest thing in Overcoats we beg TO
state that our new stock Of them ia now
open md is very handsome. Tie prices
are also quito attractive
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0e ACRE LOTS on battle-ground road s25
~ cash; $50 on installments FOLGER s.
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k'OR SALE-5O pounds. moro or less, OF fine
= goose feathers can be- bought at 10 Charl-
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Ease Bal

bb56 bbIL
At Boston s, Cleveland 8.
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EOR SALE. the largest ana past assortaI
Il stock OF White Pine SASH Doors Blinds
holdings, etc, etc, in the south Also ali
standard brands Of Pure Whlto Leads oolors
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varulshes etc
NH supplies. Builders hardware h nv
speciality. Limo. Plaster and Hair Direct i'm
portatioDs OF R0sendals and Portland Cement
sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sizes, beuda
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
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TOR SALE, one fine Brewster surrey with
L pole and harness, built to order for a
wealthy gentleman, win sell at a
bargain as have no use for IL. W. H. RAY.
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You can own nice piecs OF land near the
a city for $50 aud pay only IS per month.
FOLGER & GIRARDEAU
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0e ACRE LOTS on battle-ground road ss5
80 cashi $50 on installments. FOLGER &.
GIRARDEAU.
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4 UCTION at YOUNGLOVE & QOODMAN'S
n Tuesday; 90 cars Of horses and car mules
must he disposed Of; also cows, wagons bug
GIGS and harness.
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Two desirable lots, coFaer. Lincoln street and
4 Lamar avenue. $500 each. FOLGER &
GIRARDEAU, Board Of Trade.
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lEoRsALA.

TWO Desirable lots, corner lincoln street and
4 Lamar aventiS, 500 each. FOLGER &
GIRARDEAU, Board OF Trade.
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-7N-7-70--~--TN@-7-7---@~ ~~~~~-~---+N~~~-~---
40 to headquarters for fine cabinet photo.
~ graphs; cheapest and best; SO 90 pays for
one dozen inns cabinets, with privilege of ilfe-
size crayon free; views taken in either city or
country 70 order J. N. WILSON, u Bull
street. Savannah Ga.
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1919 GOOD LOTS on underground road fifty
100 cents per week. FOLGER & GIRAR-
DEAU
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TAKE a RIDE to Isle OF Hope by electric
4 cars every atternoon--1, 2:30, 4 and $3.50
p. n.
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COTTON GINS-The Improved Augusta, the
- Pratt and Vanwinkle. We have 100 IA stool,
Tor immediate shipment; also Presses, Skating,
Pulleys. etc LOMBARD & CO., Augusta
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EOR RENT, that nice 2-story brick house
A. 1885 Taylor street; also 2-story house on
Jones, second from TatInall good yards, with
gas through both; also hot and cold water For
particulars apply to THOAAS BOWDEN, pa
BrOughton street.
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TOR RENT, Sstory brick residences. corner
II McDonough and West Broad streets, oppo-
ats Central railroad office. Apply M. ID. HlRSCH
& Co, corner Barnard and Bro Ighton streets.
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GHAFTINGS. Pulleys. Hangers and mill work
- all kinds, and repairs and supplies. LON
BARD & Co, Augusta, Ga.
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TOR RENT, fat four connecting rooms sec.
+ ond hoOr, fronting south on square; newly
painted and in thorough repair; water, gas,
bath room 90 Harris street.
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OUR LINE Of Key West cigars will please
~ the most exactinE judge. We ore sole
agents for Barranco & Co : ''El Progrssso"
factory. We are in q position TO give best value
for tho price. NJ. Twins ESTATE.
Mohave County miner., 1892-04-09

Mohave county viii present for the
consideration Of the next Democratic
Territorial convention the name Of Hon.
Foster 8. Dennis for Delegate To Congress.
Mr.. Dennis is one Of the foremost men ol
the great party Of which he Is member
and is sound on the vital issues Of the
Territory--that Of silver. Having lived
among the mines Of this territory for
years he has made . study Of the great
problem and would work intelligently for
our interests were he member Of Con.
gress from this Territory. He certainly
would receive the unanimous vote Of the
county Of Mohave while the whole Ter.
ritory would fall into line under his
banner. The north should receive some
consideration from this coming conven-
ton and give the nomination to Mr..
Dennis - the representative man Of this
section