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The record-union., 1892-12-20
a1e1u Advertisements

NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsTATE OF
~ MARTHA NELLY, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, admins
traitor Of the estate of Martha Nelly deceased
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication Of this
notice, TO the said administrator at the Office
OF Driver s. Sims, 420 J street upstairs.
Sacramento City California, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business Of the
said estate in the county of Sacramento, state
OF California.
WM. +. NELLY,
Administrator of the Estate of Martha Neelv
deceased.
Dated, December 19, 1892.
DRIVER d SIMS, Attorneys for Admins
traitor. d2O-5tTu
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The following Directors of Agricultural
Societies were commissioned by the
Governor yesterday:
District No. y, W. II. BaIdridge.
Escondido, San Diego County; ". Is.
Stewart, san Diego; Charles \. McDou-
gall, Moosa Canyon, san Diego County.
District No. p, L. L. James and John
McCord, Napa.
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gale arna. 90.
$~-O1r stores wM remain open evenings till o'cIoek-%
Saturday evenings open later than usual
w ateh q * y q
The q y q q q
Show Windows
This Week.

You'll get an idea with little
trouble to yourself of what's de-
sirable for gifts.
EVERYTHING will be brought
forward this week.
Come early and take time to
inspect the great array of GIFT
GOODS.
More sales-peopIe to serve you
quickly.
Extra deliveries of packages
this week.
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Epsrinl 7tntfrra.
MY Only Family Medicine.''

Il have been a user OF Simmons Liver
Regulator for many years, having made it
my own Family Medicine. 1t is Il pure, good
and reliable medicine. Ny mother before me
was very partial To it. ind the Regulator
very sale, harmless and reliable as a Family
Medicine, and have used it for any disorder
of the system and fOunu Il to a 4 like a charm.
believe II IL was used in time II would prove
a great preventive of Sickness. l have often
recommended it to my friends and shall con-
unue to do so."-Rev. }. NJ. ROLLINS, Pastor
NJ. T. Church South, Fairfield, Va.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH b.
use OF local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, Den
tisJ. Eighth and Streets
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Weather Forecnsr.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight December goth: North
ern California-Fair, except light rain along
the northwest coast; warmer; south to west
winds
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Record nion-TeIephone No. 40.
For Editorial Rooms, ring one bell.
For business Office. ring three bells.
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Fg- These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express TO agents or single sub
kcr1oers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
ers are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
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LACE CURTIN EHLUES.

So so Per Pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains. As
inches wide ~ wards LONG.
pretty floral designs, heavily
meShed and will laundrvwelI.
Value, S..
Nottingham Lace Curtains. &
inches wide * wards lone.
beautiful designs. closely
meshed and value at 81 q.
Our price, So so per pair.
SIS Per Pair.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, 20
inches wide 81 wards long,
app.iqueI in rich designs.
Value. 50 %.
SIS SO Per Pair.
Irish Point Lace Curtains. q
inches wide 3 yards lonr,
artistic app!jqued designs and
heavily worked border p
inches wide Value, $40.
Examine our elegant assert
=, q. r. CaeaIi.c AID Tapesty
.-ot la,ri..
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second-class matter
The record-union., 1892-12-20

No CHRISTMAS and New Years table
should be without bottle of Angostura
Bitters, the worid-renowned appetizer Of
exquisite flavor. Beware of counterfeits.
The record-union., 1892-12-20
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR ABUSE OF ALCOHOL.
1t relieves the depression thereCrom.
The Worlds Fair-The Chicago 'sInte,
Ocean,

This great weekly, and tho WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 a year, or the
DAILY REcoRD-UNIoN and the Inter
Ocean for S. 50 per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair viii be deliberately
treated in the Inter Ocean. Can be had
Tor this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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THE WEEKLY TNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home,
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast.
The WEEKLY UNION per year...............S1 so
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ME OR LE Oh VACANT LOTSPR ClNPR ArlTS rNy0rBE RElrN

Ii H1Or1tgOr1aerV Street, San F7raraciso
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BOARDING.

SLCOND-sTOkY FRONT ROOM OR TWO ROOMS
> ls foOr convenient l4th care; DO nd next
door. 17Uo 18th ST. References exchanged. ocl-3ts
MARRIED LADY WITH GROWN SON, LIVING
WI In her own house, would like infant OF little
xirl 10 board Best will be taken Address MIRA
=. Star once. se.O3ts
LIRsT CLASS BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS,
II With all modern improvements: centrally located
and moderate charges. xss Indiana ave. Ss2s-3m
MRS. BLANCHE A LAMBERrs BOARDING
WI and Apartment HOUSE. III East CAPITOL g. nov
sibls by Lines Of hsrdics and street cara ss3am
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FOR RENT-FLATS

LSOH RENT-A FLAT Is THE STORY BUILD
inE TO parties without children; seven roo IS and
batn pay windows porch in rear; steam heat, ele-
EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; ENTIRE
third floor: large elegant rooms bath roor wide
hal E3iS st. n. W. near cable cars: only Slj per
month. l.. A. PHILLIPS & son. 14.s2 New York
ave. sc2T-lw
lrOR EENT-UNFURNISHED FLAT OF FOUR
rooms suitable for light housekeeping; also two
furnished or unfurnished rooms in new house. lis
fth ST. .ie se24-1m
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAIVED FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
w EOtsTs-I am now Treparinx a list Of houses
f1r merberS OF Consress- Parties hsviag such rroT
critics for sale or rent should esl on NJ At nnce
s~.a6t' 7ttj I2ih ST. NV.
W-ANTED-HoUsF OF SEWN OR EIGHT
w so.-.s. ami bet. lO.h and 10Th II and r;
ret uo-.~-ats; oHnrrs preferred; n,st refs three
VNkNTED-To HOUSE AND LOT owNERs-I
tie same ~ e1 awaiting or grading other lots. CON
TRACTOR, 100 ID st NV. oc3-,,;'
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE. NOT LESS
w than 10 rooms N desirable part Of Georgetown.
rentnoI 10 exceed ssO Or $50 with stable Address
n. r. g. star ofhce. ocl-;a'
WANTED HOUSE. 10 To II ROOMS; NJ l. /;
w nv; possession about October Is or 20 Ad-
drrSs VI. j. W star of1ce- ocI-3.'
NVANrFD-A NEAT AND REFINED MARRIED
w couple desire - care f0- house during owners
absence will take best ~ Of il; nominal rent II
desired test OF reference. Address BEST CARE.
star Office ocl3t'
w rooms and bath, will all modern improvements.
centrally located Address VI. A l.. star office. 1-3'
N-ANTED-A WIDOW LADY AND HER SISTER
w desire house o. take care Of the best refer
ences furnished. Address L. l. l. care c. w Moss.
Adams Express Co. city se3b3'
WANTED-BY REFUND LADY OF MUCH
w exreriencein housekeeping. q furnished house
and hoard the occupants With the prvieEe Of other
Mr.. SAXON. virEinia Beash. Va se3l-3t'
WANTED-A LtDYLIKE COLORED WOMAN
w CDR. ssnakerl. with three children wants neat
h9use 10 larry q her business best reterens.s
WANIEp-Io BUl GROOM HOUSE IN
w South Washington west OF 18th ST. ". 81, 800
cash given. Address 81 sth 81. :. se3O3s'
NVANTRp-wE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR
se.i.6.. 1''',
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LNOR RENT-TO BICYCLE CLUBS AND DEAL
the nest AMI most suitable hall and business
stand Ia the city Tor bicycle business 9th
and n W. Apply SHREVE, 1903 7sh n.
owner. W. G. Oincara. DIT Bn.w. ocl-:3ts
LrOR RENT-HALI-225 VA. AVE s W. CAN BE
Il used for concerts entertainments, &C. Apply 20
S. J. BLOCK, 65 z st. ~ se}0-3.
DOR EENT-HAIL; SIZE 2OXSO FEET; SECOND
L ho9r OF GIG Louisiana ave. by night or month ;
rent sd per month
se27-lm T. R. BROOKS. GIG eth st. NV
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THE EVENING STA,
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FURNIsHED SUNNY ROOM OR
w Ioom and board in central northwest. at NOT to
ss.eeed ss5. by young gentleman in once. N.
WANTED-RoOM FOR SINGLE GENTLENAN
Re-: 1o adss sf Boi & g, 50. os.
WANrED-TWo or THREE UNfURNisHED
Nv for M Mn s"ns
x,'s n :'ssias; s:. s ma
WANTkp,Br YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
vat. family Capitol Hi preferred rsferenees "a-
Ssa Dss Address, stating TERMS &c. J. W. Star
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. ROOM. FUR
W ntshed or unfurnished., with or without board
1t. 1. \. r.. Star oface.
habits uTpisSsa front 1T
room Ei.h pgivsts family permanent tenant hd-
WANTED-BY A CATERER OF LONG ExPE-
west SETON of the City Address Z e. Star ONCE
WANTED.BY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER By
w family q three. three unfinished rooms, with
pfos AdSrs.s 'i In 1sss s
WAYTED-A GENTLEMAN AND TWO SISTERS
snail room. with board. q family Of reAnement.
a saf ad is St1aS
WANTED ION ST NEAR TWELFTH. A
NJ, Star office. ocl-3t'
WANTED NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AVE AND
" 18Th ST. n W.. two furnished rooms. first or sec
Snd MOOR. for music room and bed room. A. @. l.,
WANTED-TwO OR THREE ROOMS ON FIRST
W or second floor for light houseke spin9. by man
and VIE; no children: open fireplace greatly pre-
ferred Address ALPHA. Star Once. oc1-2t'
WANTED-TwO FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
" nished rooms in private family by gentleman.
s srd , w ,ns bet
modation and terms; references. Address s. To Star
Office ocl-3ts
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS,
w four or fve unfurnished rooms on LIST or ID
floor suitable for light housekeeping north of and
west Of 9Th. Address THREE. Star office. oc1-3t'
WANTED-IMMEDIATE 5 OR 9 UNFUR-
w nished rooms. with use Of kitchen; good refer
ences NJ. " H.. Star office. se3OL3ts
WANTED FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
to secure desirable roomers established 1850 terms
st. n W. se3O-3ts
WANTFD-BY TEACHER OF MUSIC, ONE OR
w two furnished rooms (studio and bed room) first
OF second floor; central location. Address stating
te' ms. Mr.. L. j., Star office. se50-,}t-
WANTED-TwO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR
W light Housekeeping with heat. Stating terms,
address 523 Sd st. ne se,O-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN UNVALID). FUR.
W room and board all first door; not to exceed
so er mo private family preferred; best ref Room
s. Hotel Hanover. cor. 81 and Pa se:S0-]t'
WANTED-AG GENTLEMAN ANO WIFE DESIRE
w two unfurnished rooms. with good board. in a
housekeeping; state terms; references exchanged.
Address PAX OCULAR. Star Office. se30-3t'
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oc3 LII. WARNER CO.. sl6 F.tn.w
E'OR RENT-S06 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, SIX
- rooNns anu oatE S.O. W
lI:S2 New Jersey ave. rooms and hath heated
by furnace; very comfortable and venien, 30 so
JOHN Il. WIGHT.
oc3-6t 14l0 G st.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IrOR RENT-SrORE liS 18TH ST. BETWEEN
i Pennsylvania ave. and st. n W. Rem. $40 u.r
month. Inquire of CHAS. WHITE, Jr., 29J tjth St
NE. ocl-
LOR RENT-OEG STORE WITH ROOMS OVER
4 head. on cor. Tennessee and 18th st. e. a
splendid location for business.
+. j. DIEUDONNE,
ocl-a' 1"th and @ SITS, Ohio Nat. Bank build'g
DOR RENT-STORE 407 10TH ST. NV APPLY
TO toDEhI STEAD. 9o6 Z st. NV ocl-.a'
ENOR RENT OR LEASE-THE BEST STORE AND
L building on L ST. between 18Th and l|th SITS.
WILLIAM II. III lDGES
se3O st 1907 st. W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS


ISoR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. a:4 + ST. SEC
L ond stcry front. $40; large back newly raTercti
NJ. and small rooms at reasonable rates. NJ ID.
PECK, Room2 ocl-3t
E,OR RENT-OFFICE, lST FLOOR, NOW FUR
4 nished; cashiers partition desks, &c for sale
chean. KENNEDY & E1CkLEN. COS 18th st. Il. W.
se,5O-;bt'
LOR kENT-ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS on F
= ST. near 9th. north side. facing south. plenty Of
light: moderate rent. For terms, &c, apply to
JOHN b. WIGHT. l4io st. sa2-2m
IrOR RENT-3 OFFICE ROOMS, OVER OUR
i store; well Myhted aud ventilated; steam heat.
JAMES !; DAVIS SONS. l201 Pennsylvanii ave.
corner l2th So. se!-l I'm
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STORAGE.

TIE 4A1ErE sTQRA0E AED VAN COMPANY.
i v1reAouDos Nos. 10 and 12 B q ne. Storm a
Acn::scl4 , f..eiEs,S: HssPos P:ss.aE I'd @os:.
tSsls "a tsua1-snl TsssS;A
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-FOR TRUCKING PURPOSES. ABOUT
~ areS q ie FIFTH iand half mile from Anacos,a
vs o9i.:s! ! A. !. 6 sSd a,,S i /, v
FOR sALE-sOo ACRES. g MILES FROM STA
500 mile. from from station, improved. only so
rs acres 3, Iailss from station imp?oSed only go
os1es !: Silver h s' ifsH zeS Sb s
FOR sALEzz74 ACRES: NEW Broom HOUSE;
City 'r Sny s1e T ans seT m miles
s.fr tFGs ReHry 81 S e. St.
FOR sALE-15, ACRES 5,s MILES FROM THE
G e0a's Darn 'tH0f SCI SsIn ff5o
ocl-1t- 6Oo 9Th ST. NV
FS2RE, s "a Jd5 GREAT BAaGAIN,A FINE
"a ~ s nnd sns Ws S good dwelling
::ss: saT''a P;saf;s''
Tor sALE-A NICE LITTLE CHICKEN FARM
% " n ana
order; number Of poultry houses. incuba.ors. Sc''
with spacious yaId plenty e fruit; S2 200 easy
'' sssc.s. DUokEr s,4f f g =, :,
ven located. only half mile from sesbrooi station,
per hi = Sssi'e'''
EOR sALE-FARMs, IMPROVED AND UNIM-
Il proved ct and near stations on Metropolitan
branch and In al other parts Of MONTGOMERY county
se2S-lm COOKE D. LUCKETT. Rockville. Nd
CUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7Oo
= 81 Ct NV mar patsnt once. prepares abstracts
81 titles 70 lands IN Aoutomery and Prince 0oorRes
counfes. Nd. aud in Hexandfts and Fsirfsx coun-
tics Va Also tnsurss dtleA Send for Tee list
MARYLAND AND vIR0INIA FARMS.
w Best factlittes for selling country property;
sSSLim JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 d. nv.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

ErOR RENT-A LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK STA
L ble will hold horses and two carriages; on 30
foot alley near corner Of 9th and n. W. Address H.
c. l.. q. Star Office ocl -3ts
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yIrANTFp-IN A GROCERY. NEAT AND PRO-
w virfl store. exrerienced clerk none but An
man need spply. Address l. l. W, Star
ofce oc.S~f'
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VIANTEp-AGENrs; SALARY AND COMMITS
w sion nest frafsrns order; assets s3ooOO. both
life and endowment GLASS; sdf edged IN every re-
st-rt some District AGENTS wanted rare chance
Adtres- KING co. . Union square, New hork-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

yxrANTED-TWO RELIABLE WOMEN As SERv-
w ants N small family. must have city Tvfcrenre
AUTly a. 1877 q -. u O.:}-2t-
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COOKS. go TO s75; CHAM
w bermaids. nurs-s AMI laundr--sss' in city or
sssy wsiis-s div.rs Sr fs,p hands c2igrei men
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

EroR RENT-1T IOWA 22I0 " ST. lor. e45 80
circle. Tor and b. 500 1854 wa'lach st. II ~ 10
1903 Vt ave. ;5,i7l o 81 ne, 5r......,... Is
oc:t3t RUST HUSGERFORD. 62& llsh ct.
I,OR RENT-CHEAP-A COMFORTABLE FJ-R-
nshed house of rooms with all modern finn, oye
ments; Will be rented low by the year to Responsible
party. Apply to OWNER, ol3 ID s.: NV ccS3;'
EoR RENT-2.,2 NORTH ST. AsAPH sT ALEX
L andris, Va two-story brick house; a IN T. con-
servstory cellsr stable and larrs yard go per mo-
Apply premises or.SNt.
EoR RENT-FROM NOVEMBER !. HOUSE con.
tanning large rooms water and gas; large lot and
stables How ard ave. Mt. Pleasant $50 per month
Inquire sos Rhode Island ave.. ID. NJ. G0oDACRE.
oc:-3t
EOR RENT OR SALE-TwO FINE PRESS
Il brick bay window front houses; z and = rooms
each a m l. concrete cellars o3l and $40 Eth at
sc. will sell cheap cars pass door. Ii.
ESoR RENT-524 22D ST. NV: NEW o-SToRY
l. and cellar window brick. rooms and hath:
near cars and herdics. Rent $50. Key at my of.ice
oc.S2t l. C. JUSTICE. 14l9 @ ST.
EfOR RENr-BY r. o. HOFFMAN real, rs
l. tate and Insurance Broker 10th and Y sta n
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WANTED-HELP.

NIkNTED-JOINERs TO SET UP CABINET
w work. Apply TUESDAY morning at O'Clock TO
orrO DvKEk CO.. Iirst Presbyterian Church. ~
o. near o.. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

TOR RENT-ONE OR TWO LARGE CoMMUNI-
eating rooms, with large closets overlooking epy-
eynmept reservation convenient 20 references
Given and required. Address Box 132, Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

MN TO SUB
w contract 70 <-t houses ready for plASterins and
trtn out none but frxtclsss bands need apply Call
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81. n.
UNFuRNIsHED HOUSES.
Pr Per snnaa ~ es st Rs n. g
1909 9Th ct NV, lar. ... 100 603 9th st ne Tr %
% IL ST ne. SO 1912 Pa ave NV or -
e Ell r q, ns Id; 40 g go :. ne
Isaa s.. ,r.......ao I1os lst nv. sr 50
= = or ..--.s, liz lst NV. Or. $500. - 20
~~~o H. II ~ WI ne. Or. 30
FURNISHED HOUSES.
X ave near 18th, 12rs, ave near 18th 13r 5000
baths and stable 81 600 Nd ave near I'd or - 40
1, ,npn nsar r pir it Is near 1I; ne
ID st near 18th NV, FOR. $50 9th above K l4r 10
Mass ave and Thomas near 10th. Tor $50. 40
circle. l1r-....-. 800 \ ave near Is NV. 12r. s.
building, from SEQ to SO . %~ .
1 Isl So mo" ~ .a ID
STORES
1922 Conn ave......&75 10Th and s. .......... $50
1026 Conn ave CPS La ave. hall 25
STABLES
49, ave. rear i403 0 Srsa ave rear
oc3 Il, o. HoLTZMAN. IOth and sts NV
DOR RENT-NEwLY AND COMPLETELY FUR
1 nished corn double hay window house. modern
improvements; War Department, possession
gyen at once; heated bath room. Address J. G. Star
ofice. ocS-3ts
E'OR RENT - 1901, CORNER HARDWOOD AND
L Maple aves. lie i'roit Park; opposite circle; IL
rooms; CELLAR two bath roofns close ras; water.
800: BIRNEl & DIRSEY.
se5c IN ASS Louisiana ave.
For RENT-FURNIsHED. 1903 WALLACE
l. plsce n. W. rooms and bath: as
Ri l. q
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WANTED-HELP.

NVANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
w ironer. Can secure a good permanent place by
applying, with recomnen dafions. at ". corner 14th
ST. and Kenesaw ave-. Mt. Pleasant oc13t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

L>oR RENT-6l2 n ST. NE. GROOM BRICK
Il mod. iYnps. in hrstclsss condition handy @
and school eco ~ month key at $40
ocl-lm. FN. TUCKER BRO. 100 st ne
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EoR RNNr-USFuRNIsuvn
II SO lith - nv. i0r 3olTost

VI :; n'r lSthnwlTr. XXI. ~
2lth ~ near y ~ NV.
l2r .......-.... mn
y Have mr. VI ~ nv, 7 fraen
u ! av mr. l9;h NV. i2r. 30
II mir 18th 81 NV. l.tr 80
" - mr. l4tf nwi3r. ',nS. ~
18th mr. h - NV. Ter 10
n ] ave mr. 18Th nNi..r 600
Mass ay n~ mr. l4'hlfai ~
y J svnr Bnw.1lr. l57 80
1918 18th ~ nv. 1er 10
y J ave mr. CARTEL. l3r $50
10Th ~ near y 81 nv.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16
GOING DOWN THE HILL.

Old Age Creeping on shows Itself in
Leck-Luster Eyes and Trembling
Hands--Many Who Are Old in Years
Are Vigorous and Healthy-How
Suoh a Condition May Be Encom-
passed by All.
How many elderly men and women we see
who plainly show they are 'going down the
hill.' The trembling hand, the uncertain step,
the lack of brightness In the eye, the shrunken
features, all indicate that life is not at high
tide, that the strength and vital forces are not
what they once were, and in fact, that they are
going down the hill. This, OF course is to be
expected, for when one reaches later years
many elderly people we see are healthy, happy
and comparatively vigorous They always
seem cheerful, bright, cOntented. Why should
not all be equally fortunAteY Il certainly is
possible. Every elderly man and woman needs
TO gently assist nature, all the while needs TO
take some pure stimuant regularly, Every
doctor in the land admits this, and its common
sense must be manifest to all. 10 should not be
understood, however, that any ordinary stimu-
liant would be recommended. IL must be some
thing pure. powerful, alth-giving and
strength-imparting. Such q stimulant can be
found only in Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 1t is
the only medicinal whiskey in the market Its
wonderful popularity is due entirely TO its
power. and what IL has accomplished ANY
elderly man or woman through its use may
certainly preserve the health, and may reason
ably expect to prolong the life. Do dot be in
duced. however, TO try any inferior article or
any which the druggist or grocer may seek to
put IN its place. There is nothing which can
accomplish the same object
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. Is, Top. ID.
SYNOPSIS,


The maximum temperature for the day
was S3' and the minimum 62o, the mean
temperature being 720, 4 below the normal.
At o'clock p. m. cloudy to PARTLY cloudy
weather prevailed throughout the Florida
peninsula, in Northeastern Georgia, along
the immediate South Carolina coast. in
Western New York, South western Kansas
and Eastern Nebraska; elsewhere clear
weather was reported. During the twenty
four hours, ending at o'clock p. m. to-day,
fair weather prevailed throughout the cot
ton belt. IL is slightly cooler along the
immediate Atlantic coast, along the imme-
diate Gulf coast, in Western Nebraska and
the northwest IL Is slightly warmer
in the lower lake region and Ten
nessee, and much warmer In the Ohio
valley, Northern Illinois, Arkansas, Nils
souri, and Eastern Iowa. During the twelve
hours ending at s O'Clock p, m, moderate
rain fell at T1tusville. Fla, and very light
showers at Tampa, Jupiter and Buffalo. An
area Of high pressure centers in Tennessee,
and a second "high" centers in the Upper
Missouri valley. The pressure is lowest in
the lower lake region. The forecast for Sa-
vannah and vicinity is: Fair, followed by
showers, slight changes In temperature;
variable winds. P. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16
A LA sINBAD THE SAILOR,
Story of Living Rock That Turned
Out to be a Crocodile.


Out to be a Crocodile.
From the NeiO York Telegram
There are many pleasant stations in India,
and many unpleasant ones, the worst of all,
/ believe, Canonore. Thank heaven, my
stay there was of short duration, my recol-
lection OF the place being mostly divided be-
tween mosquitoes, bad language, enteric
fever and rain, for it seems to be wet there
three parts of the time.
One afternoon / remember, however,
which happened TO be fine. The sun sbone
out brilliantly, and l determined TO take
advantage Of the opportunity thus afforded
for walk, for / was heartily sick OF being
cooped up within doors by the everlasting
downpour.
could induce none. though, to go with
me, which, ON the whole, was not to be
wondered at, as the roads were perforoe in
an abominable condition, and the climate,
moreover, has q particularly depressing
effect sending ones spirits to the lowest
ebb, and rendering the limbo heavy and
inert.
/ had not been in India as long as the
Others, 30 perhaps that may account for
superfuous energy, but at all events, hay
ing donned pair OF knee boots and suit