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Lockerbie was standing, fatally injuring
her. Henry M. Hannes will die. Adam
Miller and Anton Liesen were very SER
iously injured. All the victims were
buried under the debris and it took
squad of rescuers over two hours to
reach them. The foreman of the gang
ofworkmen, John Gielemer disappeared
Immediately after the crash. The police
are searching for him.
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TRENT STRUCK BY A TORNADO
six Persons Killed and Many Buildings
Damaged.

VIENNA, April 2l.-A terrible storm,
causing the death of six persons and
the destruction of much property, pre-
vailed in Trent, city in the Tyrol on
the left bank of the Adige. The roofs
of houses were uplifted, trees were up
rooted and signs, shutters and other ar
iticles were torn from their fastenings.
sly persons we're killed by falling deb
ris. while a large number received fatal
Il INJURIES
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RAID ON PARIS ANARCHISTS.
Forty-flve Arrests Made In One House by
the Police.

Forty five Arrests Made In One House by
the Police.
PARIS, April Notwithstanding the
fact that a number of leading Anarch-
lists are in Jail and others have been
driven from the country, those at.llber-
ty are still active and holding secret
meetings. While the subjects of
their deliberations are not known
the general belief is that they
have reference to the May
Dav celebrations. The police learned
Yesterday of a number of lodgings oc-
cupied by Anarchists, and raid was at
once planned. This morning number
of gendarmes detailed for the purpose
mace descent upon the l.ouses where
the Anarchists lived and captured forty
five men, who were at once taken to the
prefecture aud afterwards locked up.
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british Steamer Sunk.

LONDON. April 23.-The British steamer
Earl of Chester was in collision during a
dense fog near Ilf1acombe, Devon
shire, with the Spanish steamer
Soto, presumable from Hamburg for
Barcelona. The Earl OF Chester had an
immense hole stove In her, and seven MIN
uteS after she sank. Her crew took to the
boats and got clear of the steamer before
she went down. They afterwards were
picked up and landed at Penarth.
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DEFEAT OF THE RUSTLERS.
Cowboys Defeat the Cattle Thieves Near
Powder River.

D91B8C Thieves Near
Powder River.
DEADwooD, S. D., April 21.-Word was
brought into this city yesterday that a
battle between cowboys at present on
the spring roundup near the Little
Powder River and rustlers had been
fought Monday, resulting in repulse
for the rustlers, who have become en-
boldened by their recent victory over
the cattlemen. tbs expected that trou-
BILE will ensue again, as the rustlers are
determined to get into the roundup
and the cowboys are as equally deter
mined to keep them out.
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Struck His Wife with a Hatchet

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 22.-Mrs.
Nellie Mills was struck down with a
Ratchet by her husband, Robert Mills,
a sand dredger, in their little cottage at,
First and Nebraska avenues, Kansas
uely cash in the right side of his neck.
but was prevented from killing himself
by half-brother of Mills. Mrs. Mills
40
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boldt at Darlington
was a farce it will be
dlspened by tn Q an
nouncement Of the
release of Hezekiah
Andrews, one of the
insane" CO n victs,
from the Mendoza In.
sane Asylum last
evening, and the
statement of tho d.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28

JOHN E. MEIGHAN. trial. Four OF the
prisoners were Immediately released
from custody, but Andrews. John
E. Nieghan and Taylor were ordered
committed to the State Asylum for In
sane. It is not quite four weeks>since
the three men were conveyed to the
aaulum
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WILL ARREST FIVE PRELATES.
France Will Punish Bishops for Issuing
Political PAstOrals.

PARIS, April 22.-The government has
decided to prosecute the Archbishop of
Avignon, and the bishops of Mont
pelisr, Mines, Velence and Viviers, be-
cause of the recent pastoral letter is-
sued by them in which they set forth
the duties of Catholic electors at the
municipal elections which will be held
ON Nav
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FREEING THE LYNCHERS.

harrington Insane Patients Regain Their
sehses-End of the Sieboldt Farce.
MADISON, Wis, April 2l.-If there was
ever any doubt that the trial of sevan
OF the men who lynchad An+o g.:
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Louisville F1repug nc WORE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 23.-Severall
fires have been reported tonight, and
it is evident an incendiary is at work.
The total loss will not exceed $4,000.
The police are now at work, but it
seems unlikely they will capture any
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s;IaIm TO FORTY aI1IIions.

SALEM, O., April 23.-George and
Henry Kelly, of this crty, assert heir
ship to property in the Lehigh Valley
coal region, now operated by the Le-i
high Coal and Navigation Company,
and valued at over SAC. 100000.
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c,,aago WAIVERS TO str'n1.

cu,oAeo. H., April 23.-Ihe ss Ma''I last
Association, at mee ! a.rike for more
night resolved to make an ae|' the abolish
pay msn ap Of + the eden. dsmsin IN Chicago
accenue e ordered out on : strlke:
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Time the jail was en-
tered and Sieboldt
taken from his cell
and strung up to a tree,
the seven defendants
were insane. It fur
Their found that three
of the men-Andrews,
Taylor and John E.
Meighan- were still
insane at the time OF
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CRED CROSS" RELIEF SHIP.
Clara Barton Charters Vesae1 tn Carry
Provisions to Russia.

PFOV1SIOnS Co 1SUSBIHe
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 22.-Clara
Barton, president Of the American
National Red Cross, has received from
New York. q charter Of the steamship
Tynhead. The vessels tonnage is $500
and she will be loaded with Iowa
gram, forwarded to New York for
shipment to the Russian peasants. It
is expected that the Tynhead will sail
about the 3Oth inst. as the Washington
Russian relief ship.
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H., wing COEpOTdClOuS uofO AAOO
, @ss OF association with the secretary
E ss Acme Land Company, of Mix
ls t,e' capital stock $60,OOO; Mansion
,sE Light and Power Company, of
sga' capital stock $4,000; Bedal
,nus OF Gold Cure Company, of
SsuAee, capital stock 500, 200; Min
apiIhg Heights Company, of Mil
T, capital stock $50, 900; Ellison
EN5,O0O. "a 4"''"AuA0'
a. al; BBIGELow & Co. have started
E, niI at Washburn for the seasons
/. About 400 men are employed,
N S M s. summers cut will probably
S"'0N000 feet.
Jury IN the Dane County circuit
Ea ~3ught in a verdict against the
b ~ central Railroad Company IN
E,o 70. me Davis brothers for s., ITO
H. n. The plaintiffs asked for So
Esm nue. case will probably go to the
/, 7:yea-old son Of James
|as,b q Madison, was crushed.
Fl "a l. BY a hack, in the wheels of
EaasS.ss was caught. MIR. Hayes is
Pa r'ef IN the Chicago, Milwaukee
Nsr no LALK killed an 1S-pound wild
slio near the shooting resort at Lake
l&s(Inlbteenth annual encampment
y Any Lake Assembly will open
~ NDo continue in session eleven
l>tanvu r 4 Pere Marquette Railroad
Etbonso viii soon erect substantial
N'0 On Its dock property on West
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brilliant red spots. A superstition exists
among some Of the handlers of bananas that
If one of these butterflies lights upon a per-
son 1t is an assurance OF good luck.
SEA SHELLS NUMEROUS.
lnnumerable varieties of sea shells find
their way into the banana punches. many OF
which are priced highly by the workmen
for their beauty. It is supposed that they
get into tue punches when the latter are
piled upon the seashore, preparatory to
being slowed away in the holds OF the yes.
sells.
One Of the prettiest shells which finds its
way here in this manner is not much longer
than the middle finger of persons hand,
and coils down symTnetrically from q sharp
point, like piece Of rope TO a base as large
around as silver half dollar. Its color
varies from dark blue to bright pink,
tinged with blue; between the creRses it is
shaded from sky blue to deep indigo color.
Another shell Is almost fiat, with CORFU
gated edges and back, and on the inside il
glistens with a combination OF pearly rain
bow colors.
Rats and mica run out OF the punches
when they are being jolted about, and few
days ago two little bird eggs were discovered
by Washington street dealer in piece of
folded leaf which had become in come way
attached to a stalk. They were white,
speckled with brown.
or the thousands of small spiders which
stick 30 the bananas none is more feared
than a red one, which is so small that
often 1t Is not perceived until 1t has perohed
itself upon a mans hand and has injected It's
sting. The sting is not fatal. but it causes
no end OF Inconvenience, as the spot 1t pene-
trates becomes exceedingly painful and
swells up to great size.
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England's Unrest as to silver.


When, on the same day, two persons Of
such Importance as the financial member of
the India council and an ex-governor of the
Bank Of England publicly declare that the
commerce Of India and the cotton trade of
Lancashire can only be saved by the adop-
ton OF bi-metalism, we must be very blind
to the signs OF the times, as well as lack
ing in a sense of proportion If we do
not recognize that the case for double
standard, has by the force Of circumstances,
acquired claim 60 be treated-Dr. Giffen
Notwithstanding - with something better
than contempt The complete acceptance
Of the bimetalio theory as q practical
remedy by Sir David Barbour is, indeed, a
matter of the greatest economical sigulf-
canoe. Nor can any one dispute the condl>
ton of things which he has depicted with
so much force. aud which has led him to
publicly proclaim what monometalists will
promptly describe as high treason. The
mercantile conditions OF India are verging
on great, aHd, we fear, oalamitous crisis
Merchants, as we have pointed gut over and
aud over again. are at the mercy OF f1uotu-
atioDs Ia the exchange, which are but The
stepping stones 10 bankruptcy. The loss to
the Indian revenue Is enormous; but 10 is Of
trivial Importance compared with the dam
gers Of q commercial disaster invoked, we
might almost say by the reckless aud speou-
lhbtNG DTluClplob On WulNu IOl0lRu OublucaS
is bound to be done. We cannot afford, all
though India Ia a remote dependency, to re-
gard this alarming state Of affairs with in
difference. Our own interests are vitality
affected. Lanoashirsiis In the thross of 8
trading collapse which threatens to affect
the whole country. Mills are being closed ;
operatives are either thrown out of employ
ment, are on the eve Of seeing their wages
reduced to starvation point; a great staple
industry is in fact well nigh paralyEed-all
directly traceable TO the depreciation of
the rupee or the dollar, and the check which
the silver crisis has given to commerce. 1t
is madness to treat these facts any longer
with apathy. We are sitting, as 1t were,
on tie edge of a volcano. Something must
be done 10 relieve the ruinOus tension. or
10 few months time we shall wake up 70
a state OF industrial distress In England Of
appalling aud, perhaps, uncomfortable
dimension.
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Gould Saw Everything.

The birds sang blithely, says the Detroit
Tribune; gentle. refreshing breeze played
with the green foliage; a sky Of undefiled
azure bent over rejoicing world; but the
young woman in the first-class coach was
Indifferent to all else save the ill~favored
baby in her arms. Upon the infant she was
showering admiration 10 lavish quantities.
The train had proceeded about fifty miles
when she found herself constrained 20 share
ecstasy with the tall, bald-headed man Just
across the aisle.
What" she rupturously demanded, gaz-
ing at the baby, "oouid be sweeteri"
The bald-headed man smiled in a siokly
way. Several sweeter things than a baby
seemed to occur to his mind. but he mem
toned none.
Nothing"
The young woman was replying to her
self, radiant with maternal love.
Messing, no Messing wuz sweeter."
She had buried her face in the raiment of
the ill-favored infant to whom she was
iterAting her positive declaration. The
bald-headed man felt 10 his duty say some
thing.
"Does-er-ah-you baby talkF"
"Talk2"
The young woman appeared to be aston
ished that there should be any doubt
about it.
''Why that child" she enthusiastically In
hLsbo1, ChH say 0NoI JbuluES
With a triumphant smile at the tall, bald
headed man the young woman proceeded to
illustrate.
"Say nanny, tootsey."
The ill>favored baby stared vAcantly.
He's trying to remember" she proudly
explained.
The ill-favored baby dug Its fist into It's
mouth.
"Sey mamma, tootsey."
$780," gurgled the infant
The young woman clasped her hands In
delight.
ibid you ever hear anything so distInotn
she eagerly asked.
The bald-headsd man refrained from COM
hitting himself.
Say papa, tootsey."
Flushed with success the young woman
was proceeding another step in the demon
stration Of the contention that the baby
could say anything.
''Say papa, tootssy."
The baby emitted nondescript grunt.
"Did you ever hear anything SO plain"
She literally fell upon she ill-favored bit
OF humanity in her arms and nearly smoth-
cred 10 with kisses.
30, yes, he can say"
She had turned to the bald-headed man.
"Everything. Let me show"
But the man had gone.
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LEGAL sALEs.
RECEIVERS SALE.

In compliance with order granted by the
a. Superior Court Of Glynn county. Georgia.
Aug. IS, 1872 TO advertise for bids on the stock
HARDWARE AND PAINT COMPANY,
hereby invite and announce that am ready to
receive bids for the entire stock or a part OF
terms, not TO exceed twelve months, with suf-
ncient security to satisfy the court. No BIDS
will be accepted untl Approved by the court.
Said stock consists Of PAINTS, OILS, SAsHs
DOORS, BLINDS, NAILS. SToVES. TIN
WARE, CHAINS, AXES, IRON, CARTRIDGES
and SHELLS, WINCHESTER and MARLIN
RIFLES, REVOLVER5. WEED HOES, MAT
WOQDENWARE. TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERY, SHELF and other HARDWARE,
HORSE, MULE and WAGON and OFFICE
FIXTURES. The right TO reject all bids RS
served. Address WILLIAM H. BERRIR, Re-
ceiver, Brunswiok, Ga.
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Valuable Property at Auction.
|. D. & R. D. laROChe. AuCti0nerS

On TUESDAY, the 4th day OF October, 1899,
we will sell before the Court House door during
the usual hours OF sale:
ONE TWo-sToRY DWELLING DOUBLE
HOUSE fronting ST. Julian street. Also ONE
lr DWELLING fronting State street. This is
very eligibly located property and may be
treated for at private sale II not previously dis
posed Of. This is a splendid chance to secure
property In this location as there is none other
offered.
Terms and plan may be seen at office of
AuctoneeFs. /. ID. q X. D. LAROCHE,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Dealers, li6
Bryan street.
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U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AoRIcULrURH,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. IL, 10 P. NJ.

WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. IL, 10 P. N.
SYNOPSIS.
The storm continues central In the gulf.
having increased slightly in intensity dur
ing the past twenty-four hours General
oloudiness and rain prevails throughout the
Lower and Central Mississippi valleys,
lake region, Ohio valley and Tennessee,
throughout the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf states At the time Of evening obser-
walton rain wal falling at Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington, Atlanta, Mont
Romery, Mobile, Meridian, Mies., Vicks-
burg, Memphis, St. LoutB, Chicago, Cleve-
land, o., and Marquette, Mich.
The rainfall at Savannah during the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock TO-
night amounted to 10 inches, the heaviest
rain in any tweuty-four consecutive hours
slace Aug. 27.2S, 1891, when $50 inches
fell. The next heaviest fall occurred on
March 1926, 1892. when 500 inches fell.
During the twenty-four hours ending at G
o'clock p. m. to-day, rainfall was pretty
general throughout the cotton bslt. The
following heavy falls were reported: Sa-
vannah Distrlct-Gainesvils, Fla. l.So
inches, Beinbridge l.07 inches. Augusta
District-GreeR wood, y. c., 100 inches.
Charleston District-Green Pond 100
inches. Kingtree !. 80 inches, Hardeeville |. so
inches. Galveston DistrIct-TeiIs zoo
inches. Little Rock Distrlct-Pine Bluff
s. SO inches. Newport $50 inches. During
the twelve hours ending OF O'Clock %. M.
Las inches fell at Mobile and 1.S2 inches at
Charleston. An area of high pressure, at
tended by clear weather, covers the imme-
diate Middle Atlantic. and New England
coasts. A second thigh" covers Western
Nebraska.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
Is: Threatening weather and rain, station
airy temperature; brisk southeast and east
winds. p. II. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Sale Household Furniture
By ]. Mclaughlin & SON.

On TUESDAY. Sept. Is. 1892. at II O'Clock, al
I59 Liberty street. corner Whitaker:
PARLoR SUITE in Ebony. MATING, MIR
9oR, ENGRAvINGs, MARBLE TOP and
FANCY TABLES, EASY CHAIRS. HALLET &
DAVIS PIANO, cost 5000: sIDEBoARD, HAT
RACK, EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGE. REFRIG-
ORATOR, l small GAS STOVE. KEROSENE
HEATER. lot BOOKS. WALNUT BUFFET
DINING TABLE, CHINA, GLASS, PLATED
WARE. etc, etc, etc.
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Ex.Gov. JOHN IRELAND Of Texas wants to see
the brutal" democratic majority In Texas re-
duced to about q, 900 and kept there. He will
never-no never-bolt himself, but he would
Ike to have several thousand other democrats
bolt. He thinks politics are too one-sided in
Texas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

In 1870 the proportion Of certified women
teachers was 4S 10 every 100; to-day it is CO.
Similarly, the number of women assistants has
risen from 60 to n per 100. In 1870 there were
2, a?3 girls and $500 boy teachers. There are
now 81 III girls aud only 6360 boys learning the
art of teaching,
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TAHKs-I tried to get Old Soak to 20 10 As
bury Park this year for bis vacation, but It was
OF no use
Banks-Where is he goingf
Tsnks--Bar Harbor, Of course. Brooklyn
L0e,
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Fine Household Furniture
By J. Mclaughlin & Son.
On THURSDAY, Sept. Is. is92. at II o'clock. on
the premises. 1914 CASTOR street, between
Whitak er and Barnard,

HALL CARPET. STAIR CARPETS, HAT
RACK, MATING. EASY CHAIRS. FANCY
TABLES, HANDSOME LOUNGE. PICTURES,
DINING ROOM in OAK, MATING, SHADES,
CHANDELIERS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, RE-
FRIGERAToR, s-hole GAS STOVE, SMALL
STOVE, BEDROOMS in oak MATTRESSES
SPRINGS. PILLOWS. MATING, etc. etc. All
of the furniture in nice order and but recently
purchased.
Barnard and Whitaker Cars every ten minutes.
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IT denotes trace of rain or snow.
z. II. ShYTH, Observer, Weather Bureau.
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DOR RENT, that desirable residence on the
Il northeast corner of Barnard and Harris
streets. Possession given Nov. l. Apply TO l..
w. LANDERSHfNE, Executor, at Savannah
Bank and Trust Company
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADvERTTsEMENTs. s Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE GENT WORD,
Cash In Advances, each insertion.
Everybody who hes any want b supply, any
thing 10 buy Or sell any business or accommo-
dassons 20 secure; indeed, any wish 70 crafty,
should advertise In this column
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TOR SALE. 80 head of stock at A. MoCOR-
i. MICK'S STABLES.
EOR'SALE. California olaret, SS 80 per casei
Il imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock Of Key West cigars In
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

VOhhh ChAbSs
peculiar crustacean in the shane of a
crap also hides itself in the bunohes of
bananas from Baracoa occasionally and
makes a Tree trip to this city. How these
animals find their way among the bananas
Is known only to themselves, but the suppo-
sltlon is that when the fruit is piled M Tor
shipment they crawl among the punches
ana stick there. In shape there ia scarcely
any difference between them and the ordI-
nary crab OF commerce, but in dress they
are as gay as stylish woman on Easter
sunday. Their legs, claws and eyes are
nartng red and give the impression tina
they have stepped into hot water and man
aged 10 hop out again without being par
noiled all over. Their bodies are about as
large as the back Of a mans hand and are
perfectly black, and their long feelers are
Oh dark blue color They are known
among banana handlers as land crabs.
sometimes they are caught and kept as GU
riosities, but they are generally killed, az
they live only short time after they have
been captured and confined.
Big cockroaches, pure white in color, are
regular travellers among punches Of
bananas. They are about twice the size Of
cotton bugs and appear to have undergone
bleaching process at some stage In their
existence.
A beautiful butterfly, with big body and
large wings, Is also among the insects often
found IN banana ships. Its body is almost
white. except for delicate rink tias, and
Ito wings are Of pure white, dotted with
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

ENOR RENT, that commodious tenement, No.
| IL AZ Whitaker street, corner Hull. Posses
sion given Oct. list Apply to WALTHOUR &
| RIVERS, Drayton and st. Julian streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

LNOR SALE. the largest and best assorted
Il stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors Blinda
MoldinSs, etc., etc., In the south Also all
standard brands OF Pure White Leads colors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc
MIL supplies. Builders hardware IL my
speciality. Lime. Plaster and Hair Direct I'M
portations OF Rosendale and Portland Cement
traps, Ts. etc Call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying ANDREW HAN
LEY
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TOR RENT, from Oct. next, store q Whit
Il aker street, occupied by Lester Grocery
Company. II. J. THOMASSON, ia Bryan,
between Drayton and Bull streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

TOR RENT, on Oct. /, dwelling corner Duffy
a and Bull. Apply 20 II. +. TRAIN. i25 New
Houston street.
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EOR SALE CHEAP, q gasoline stove, with
Il oven, in good order. Address f., Morning
News.
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TOR RENT, from Oct next. store 100. north
II side Broughton, near Whitaker street. oc
cupied as shoe store. II. J. THOMASSON, ia
Bryan, between DraytOn and Bull streets.
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GTORE and dwelling, corner Wayne and
ness. JOHN LYONS.
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JAMES l. MEHRTENs. IS jefferson street,
- has for sale few good horses or will trade
them.