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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
OUTING OF THE EDITORS.
The Trip Through Florida a Success
sion Of Pleasures.

Palatka, Fla, July 1.-THE Georgia
editors are still celebrating the Fourth
of July IN the Land, of Flowers while
their Offices at home are closed in honor
of the same national occasion. The week
ly editor of a Georgia paper is nothing if
not patriotic and nothing but patriotism
and free pass to Florida great resorts
has caused him to close up shop and spend
a week among the orange trees and palm
ettos. They left St. Augustine this morn
ing at II O'Clock and came to Palatka.
where five hours were spent The
party divided here, some returning
to Georgia, while twenty went on
to Tampa. A large part Of the Georgia
contingent viii stop at Tifton and CYCLIC
meta, where they win be the cues G. Of II
ii. lift until II O'Clock tomorrow. The
Georgia. SOutehlu and Florida railroad
has arranged a convenient schedule with
stop over privileges" and every posi-
Bile courtesy has be, n shown the editors
on their entire "trip, which has oeeu an
unchdnging succession of pleasures all
the way,
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rIILMAN HuNr1No rIoERs.
Charleston's violators Of the Liquor
Law 70 Be Pushed.

Charleston IS Niolators or the Liz 4oF
Law to Be Pushed.
Charleston - c.. July H. The mailed
hand of Governor Tillman made move
to-day against the blind tigers in Charles
ton THESE have been running now iast
two weeks since the dispensary law went
into effect. and while il is true That every
house iu CharI aston has a supply OF slim
ulants stored away, enough TO last SIX
months. the blind tigers which sprung
into existence on July l have been
doing thriving business.
For about ten days the city has been
thronyed with the governors spies. Two
DAYS ago the assistant attorney general OF
the state arrived here and for two days
has been in consultation with the spies
and the prosecuting officer of the county.
To-day the ajtorney-gen7 ral applied 10
magistrate for search warrants, but that
official refused to issue them, owing to
legal technicality.
THE COURSE OF PROCEDURE.
The course Of procedure, if taken as
now sketched out, will, it may be safely
stated, precipitate a storm and cutlery lar
surprising any which has yet attended
the Inauguration Of the law Magma
Charta. the bin of rights, and trial by
jury are all proposed to be practically set
aside Simultaneous with the arrest OF
the accused on charges of violation of the
dispensary law, and before trial and con
viction. his place of business is to be CON
demned ana abated as nuisance the
premises searched and the goods and
chattel sconhscated to the state and car
ried away
TO BE RESISTED BY FORCE.
This is the programme mapped out by the
dispensary law, and this is the programme
that Governor TiIlman proposes to en-
force in the metropolis of the state. 1t is
no secret that its enforcement will be re-
sisted by force if necessary, in fact 1t is
no secret that good many of the sus-
poets have armed themselves and are pre-
pared TO defend the sanctity of their pre-
misses at the point of the pistol and it is
equally certain that the popular sympa-
thy is entirely on their side
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he Wa. Astonishad.

4 can see where great good can be done in
imparting correct information about the
banking business to people who are not
in it," said Il. S.'Plun of Ianadega. Ala. to a
st. Louis Globe Democrat writer. We have
had considerable experience in oar state with
people who have mistaken ideas about banks.
u he word bank is worse to them than red
IA to q bull They believe the hanks are the
curse of the country. IL is simply because
they do not understand the business. An old
farmer came INTO my oflice not long ago. and
sat down. 1 was putting my signature to
some blank bills received in sheets the us
Ual form. YOU know, from the treasury de-
partmcnt g he old farmer watched me for a
few moments. ana asked.
What lis that:
IL handed him one of the sheets. He look
ed at the blank Hills, ana SAID:
This Is money
Ives, L sHiG
Is that the way yea make it, he asked.
Yes. said L.
- :. MY godiemi,v' lie said and walked out
without another word
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Summary of the Principal Events on
the Various Tracks.

Summary of the Principal Events on
the Various Tracks.
Monmouth Park, N. j., July 14-Fol-
lowing is a summary of to-day's races
here:
First Race-Five furlongs, Tormenter won.
with Top Gallant second and Ambulance
Second Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Joe Kelly won, with Cleaning second. Time,
1:551t
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs. Dis
count won. with Little Pirate second and
EQUatatiOn third Slime. l:I0H.
Fourth Bace-FIve furlOngs Ajax won,
with Astoria second and Harvest third.
Time 1:02
Fifth Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Speculation won, with The Iron Master sec
ond and Best Brand third Time. l;514.
Sixth Race Five and a half furlongs.
Dorian won, with Despot second and Mamie
B. lilly third. Time, 1:l2,
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 14.-The races at Wash
ington Park to-day resulted as follows:
First Race-NIile and 70 yards. Racine won,
with Spring Away second and FitZstmmOns
third. Time l:5l
Second Race-Five furlongs Broadhead
won, with j, w. Brooks sacond and French
Lady third. Time LOOK.
Third Race-Mile. Shenandoah won, with
Lowlander second and Dr. Reynolds third,
Time l:5l.
Fourth Sweepstakes for ponies, half
mile. Gallivant won, with Bridget second
and Little Friend third Time Sc
Fifth Race-POny No. ., six furlonRs. Po-
cahOutas won. with Little Monarch second
and Crawford third Time %.
Sixth Race-One mile Linda won, with
Mezzotint second and Tasco third. Time l;46
Seventh Race-Five-eighths of a mile. Ar
tie Fern won, with Clara White second and
Equator third Time 1;O4l4.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New York, July 14-To days races at
Brighton Beach resulted as follows:
First Race-Five furlongs Virginia H.
won with Adjust second and Marionctte third.
Time / OBJ.
Second Race-Six furlongs Hindo-O mero
won, with West Park second and Edith third.
Time l;l14.
Third Race-Six furlongs Faithful won.
with Uproar colt second and Wallace third.
Time l:l65.
Fourth Race-For three year old naidens
selling i've furlOngs. Pansv won, with War
Cry second ana Saladin third Time O3sa
Fifth Race-One mile Air Plant won with
Cottonade second and King Crab third. Time
1887.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs. Gold Dollar
won, with Lallah second and Fidget third
Time 1909.
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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Facts From st. Francis.

St. Francis, Fla, July H. - Messrs.
Alfred Hancock and Chas. Knickerbock-
er found an alligator's nest the other day
containing thirty eggs, which they took
and have fixed so they will hatch
The orange crop in this section will be
a good one and fruit now all looks clean
and smooth, which is always the way
with that raised on the shell mounds.
The lakes and ponds are higher than
they have been for several years. The
river is about as usual.
Tobacco stems are being used on sew
eraI groves near here and under sweet
potato vines. A great deal of fertilizer
is passing over the dock here for the
groves west of st. Francis
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RUINED By BLACKMA1nERs.
The Editor Of a Paris Paper Lured In.
to a Trap by Three Women.


Paris, July IA great sensation was
caused in literary, social and other circles
to-day by an expose of a gang of black
mailers who for long time blcd Charles
Buloz, editor of the Revue des Deux
Mondes Of an immense sum of money,
said by some persons to amount TO the
enormous sum of 1920, 900 francs. All
the details of the scandal have not been
made public but NJ Buloz has been prac-
tlcally ruined by acceding to the demands
made upon HIM for money by the black
mallers. The plan was very simple.
LuRED on BY WOMEN.
They succeeded in getting NJ Buloz to
compromise himself with three women
who We're employed on the paper Then
they threatened to expose Nj. Buloz to
his wife unless he bought their silence
He did 50, and they continued to bleed
him until he was bankrupt and is be
lieved to be defaulter His wife dis
covered the plot after his disappearance.
She has brought suit for divorce and put
the police on the track of the blackmuil-
ers, some of whom are alleged to be peO-
pie of prominencein the social world.
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ACCUSED OF EMBEzzLEMENr.
An Employe ofthe Express Company
at Americas in Trouble.

Americas, Ga, July Rutherford
Ross, who has been an employee of the ex-
press company in this city for several
years, was arrested to-day charged with
appropriating to his own use money in the
custody Of the express company He was
placed under 500 bond. His friends
firmly believe him innocent. lie is a son
of Capt. j j.. Ross, one of the leading
citizens of this county and a nephew Of
Hon. William Rutherford of Crawford
county
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mUDDLF OF rHF 5. A. M.
A Claim THAI Money Due Employees
Was Used 20 Pay Interest.


Amoricus, Ga, July I4-The hearing
SIN the savannah, Americas and Mont
Eomery railroad case was suspended at
noon to-day until Monday This hearing
is before Special Master W NJ Hawkes.,
who was appointed by Judge Fish 20 take
testimony as 70 all claims entitled 20 lC
preferred TO any rights possessed hv the
bondhOlders The boudh0.ders. through
their representatives, l.. Edward Ham
bletou and r. Il. Sherry of Baltimore,
and Judge Miller of Macon, as attor.
neys, are resisting the rights of
certain claimants. Col. Hawkins is rep
resented by his attorney. L. A Haw-
kins, Of Americas. Dupont Gucrry. of
Macon, represents the other claimants.
Among these claimants are large num-
Der Of employees who mad many months
back pay when the road was placed in the
hands of the receivers. These claim
special rights against the b0ndhOlders
because, rs they auege, the earnings
Of the road that should have been used
to pay current expenses were
held and used to pay the in
terest on the bonds, on
July /, 1892 This is resisted
by the bondholders, who claim that large
amounts that should have been charged
to the expense account were wrongfully
charged to construction, and with these
charges the books would not show any
earnings that could have been used in
paying interest on the bonds, as alleged
The legal fight over this question has
hardly begun, as the testimony to be
taken IS very vOluminOus and is not to
be considered by Judge Fish before next
winter, and whatever his decision an APP
peal will certainly be taken
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TIES ON THE TRACK.
Another Attempt to Wreck Train on
the s., f. CIV

Townsville, July 14-Some days ago
the News published an account of a dast-
ardly attempt at train wrecking on the
Savannah, Florida & Western railroad
near this city Another attempt of the
same nature was made on Wednesday
night. This time the scoundrel selected
a spot inside the city and near dozen
houses. A cross tie was again placed on
end between the cross ties of a trestle
and extending well above the track. The
grade is steep down hill. The
engineer of the night passenger again saw
the obstruction but again was unable to
stop his engine, which went bounding
against the orosstie, shivering it into
splinters. The train passed over safely.
The authorities are at a loss to know who
is the guilty party. The News CORE
spondent has an idea that it is the mis- r.
chievous work of some bad boys, who
probably were hid near by to see the fun.
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Turf Exchanges Closed.

Atlanta, Ca, July l4.-The police came
down upon the turf exchanges this even
inc with dull, sickening thud Ten ar
rests We're made, and the two establish
ments which have been in full blast for
some time past closed. The managers of
the exchanges claim that they are merely
agents for Bookmakers of the various
tracks and therefore are not violating
any ordinance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
MACON MENTION.
a New Street Car Line-A Fall Race
Meeting to be Held.


Macon, Ca, July l4.-The New Subur-
ban street car line extension, of Macon
and Indian Springs, will commence run
ming a regular schedule. 1t opens up a
new suburban resort, where a pavilion
and geological garden will be established.
1t is proposed to hold fall race meet
ing in Macon this year. Olin j. Van
Schoer, well known in racing circles, will
undertake the matter and says that the
Macon meeting can follow Nashville
Good purses will be put up aud every
thing done to insure success.
Tomorrow City Attorney Patterson
will serve notice on the Macon Gas Light
a1d Water Company that at the end of
trated price for the plant and thereafter
control her own system This is done I'M
der the act of the legislature providing
for such course of procedure.
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WAS IN THE CHICAGO FIRE.
An Atlanta Fireman Has Marrow
Escape From the Cold Storage Blaze.

Atlanta, July lotto Burton, fam i
liarly known all over the city as Jay
bird" having received that nickname
from the late Henry Grady, who is a
member of the Atlanta fire department,
narrowly escaped death in the Chicago
fire last week He was on the fair
grounds at the outbreak of the fire and
having volunteered his services was only
prevented from being caught in the death
trap by being struck on the head by a
burning scantling while pushing his way
toward the fatal tower. This disabled
him and he dragged himself outside Just
in time to escape with his life
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FELL DOWN a SHAFT.
a Child Tumbles 21O Feet at Niagara
and is Horribly Crushed.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, July John w
Terrier his wife and two children, of New
York city, have been visiting this city
since last Wednesday. This morning Mr.
and Mrs. Terrier with their two boys, the
youngest A. years old, drove down to the
battery whirlpool rapids elevator and
started to take a ride down to the bottom
OF the gorge The youngest child ran
ahead of the party towards the elevator
shaft and before he could be checked or
his parents realized his danger, he disap-
pcared, falling 2l0 feet He was crushed
in fearful manner at the bottom.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
HOTEL PRoPRIEroRs FAIL.
Losses and Inability to Secure Cash
Cause the Crash.

Denver, Col, July IA William H. Bush
and N. Nj. Tabor, proprietors of the
Brown Palace hotel and Hotel Metropole,
have made an assignment. The state
m2nt given out places the assets at
Sl,50),000, and the liabilities at 5000. goo
Losses attending the running of the Hotel
Metropole and inability to secure cash is
the cause of the assignment
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a pemorest Contest.

Townsville, Ga, July IA Demorest
contest was held at the Methodist church
last night. The following contestants
took part, Homer Williams, Horace
Bouchells, Walter Craigmies. Waller
Williams. John Watkins, Charlie Pitt
man and John Stegau Music and reel
tations We're given number of young
misses Master John SJegdll took the
medal
W. A Mourrscer died last night after
two weeks illness
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Macon, Ga, July 14.-UnitedS States court
was occupied to-day in hearing the case
against w. Marchman, charged with
wholesale cheating and swindlng.
Marchman with others ran store in
Macon and obtained quantities of goods
from a number Of firms throughout the
country on credit, bus made no returns.
The case viii be decided tomorrow.
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THE SOUTH BOUND RAILR0AD

win sell Worlds Fair tickets via Asheviue
and Pant Rock, or Lynchburg and Char
lotesviIle and chesapeake and Ohio railroad
allowing stop overs at any points between
SpartanbUrg S. c., ard Paint Rook on the
Western North Carolina railroad and at any
point on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
between Lynch BURG and Charlottesville and
Lowell West Virginia. For full information
apply to I. NJ. FLEMING. General Passen1 r
Agent No. Bull street or j. L. GRAY
Travelling FaSscnger Apcnt.
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~ DON'T FORGET, SATURDAY *,
NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.

Jurors discharged to appear at p IN. this
day, except the jury impaneled in the case
on trial. are further discharged until MON
DAY, the 18th inst, at 10 "a. m. By order Of
A. H. MAC DONELL Judge c. c. S
WIN p. BAILEY. Clerk c. G. S
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The Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton Company have on sale excursion tickets
savannah to Chicago and return at the fol
lowing very low rates, allowing stop-over at
Baltimore:
Via Pittsburg and Akron or Bel3ire
and Grafton, and returning same
route ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........S39 10
Via Washington, D. c. Pittsburg and
Akron or Belaire and Grafton. re-
turning via Niagara Falls PhiIa-
delphia and Baltimore over Chicago
and Grand Trunk to Port Huron,
Grand Trunk to Suspension Bridge.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
to Philadelphia, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Baltimore ....&43 80
Parties intending to visit the Exposition
should avail themselves of these low rates.
avoiding hot and dusty ride by all rail
ANY information will be cheerfully fur
nished by applying to
J.J. CAROLAN, AGENT
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WHAT BEECHER SAID.

He said cleanliness was next to godliness.
and a housekeeper must be fasLidious indeed
if she was not satisfied with
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RAILROADS.

IMPROVED schedules. Through hrstc!aSj
= coaches between savannah and AsheVlle,
n c., tor hot Springs and ether western
Carolina points
Also 90 Walhaila and Greenville, 5. c., anu
intermediate points via Colum Dl1.
Qui, k time ana improved service 10 WASH
inglOn, New York and the East
Only line in the south operating soma NeaLt
Ouled limited trains with Pullman dining CGIs.
" Orld Eair tickets via this route allo"
stopovers going and returning west Of Iryon,
N. g.. buy one ticket and visit both western
North Carolina and the Worlds Fair. n
". A. TTI FlH. c. =. A., Washington ~ ~
S. H.HARDWICK, A. G. z. A. Atlantis, Go
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RAILROAD MEN INDICTED.
They Cut Passenger Rates In Viola
ton of The Lawn

Washington, July 1.-THE interstate
commission to-day confirmed the report
from Tacoma, Washington, that Presi-
dent Van Horn of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad Company and several local
agents of the road, had been indicted by
the grand jury for violations of the in
testate commerce act in making secret
Cnt passenger rates.
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NO, am not ambitious" said Nudge Il
don want 70 possess more of thiss worlds
goods lhdu other leupe. All 1 ask is that
uiher people possess .uea than L ~. indian
apOiis journal
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Iampa,s Bank RscaIEer.

Washington, July a. lie comptroller of
the currency has appointed H. b Andcr-
sen receiver Of the Gull National Bank, of
-1anpd. k,lOriaa.
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MILITARY ORDERS.


H'DQRs 80 BAT. GA. VOLUNTEERS.
savannah Volunteer Guards
SAVANNAH, CA. July l3, 1898.
Orders No. 80
The battalion viii assemble at the aruory
on SUNDAY. July ltth 1898 az $50 O'Clock p.
m. fully uniformed. armed and eluiyped
Fatigue caps and egEiuEs stan diSmolnJedl.
TO escort the First Noluntee- Regiment Of
Georgia 10 the Central railroad depot, ON
which point they will leave that evening Tor
Camp NOrthen. BY order of
LIEUT. Coz. G ARRARD.
DAVIS FREEMAN, LIST Lieut. Sd Bat. Ga.
Vols Adjt.
Headquarters CHATHAM ARTILLERY.
July 49, 1898 (
All memt ers Of the battery going to camp
are HEREBY ordered to ap ear at the armory
on SUNDAY, 10th inst. at O'Clock p. IN. in
full uniform, helmets with spike, leggings
and knapSacks.
OvercOat and blanket strapped to lnapsack
and fatigue cap fastened to belt.
Baggage wagon Will leave armory for depot
at s Is o'clock p. n. BY order Of
r. +. HARMON
Lieutenant Commanding.
HARRY s. DREEsE, Orderly Sergeant.
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BERgs
NIB CITIZENS BANK.
CT SAVANNAH
Capital $4,000.

Transacts a general banking business,
Maintains Savings Department and NJ.
lows INTEREST AT PER CENT, com.
pounded quarterly.
The accounts of individuals, firms, banIts
and corporations are solicited.
With our large number Of correspond.
ents in GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA
and SOUTH CAROLINA, we are prepared
to handle collections on the most favora.
BILE terms.
Correspondence invited.
BRAETLEY A. DENMARK.
President.
RI. Is. LANE,
Vice President.
GEORGE c. FREEMAN,
Cashier.
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Come and see the place and sample the ex.
cellent goods.
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NOTICE TO TAI PAYERS AND WATER
TAKERS.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE.

CITY TREASURER's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, GA, July l5 1893.
Notice is hereby given that TODAY July
18th is last day for saving the discount Of
ten per cent. on taxes for the second quarter
of the present year, and on water rents in ad-
vance from July 1, 1893 to Jan. l. 1894 and
that the Treasurers Office will close at ,
O'Clock sharp. c. s HARDEE,
CITY lrcasurer.
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nEhTHS.


WORK Minded. Boo thi- citT. Go J. 50
o'c.o .k This mou.n- the infant son 20 --r
AID Mrs. Ed Workman.
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JAMES HUNTER,
BROKER.
PTOvident Savings Building, ca Drayton
Street.
ION the Ground FIOO~N

(On the Ground Floor)
Cotton, stocks, bonds, miscellaneous seen
rites. Also real estate bought ard sold on
commission only.
My telegraph facilities are such that orders
can lie placed on the New York Cotton and
Stock exchanges and combinations received
in from ten to fifteen minutes
Quotations of the Liverpool aad New York
Cotton Markets; also the New York Ct0cLt
Market received every half hour, 10 to D. m,
and posted.
COMMISSIONS
Buying and selling n. Y. Stocks, 100
shares ....... ............... : ~ "a
Buying and selling cotton futures 100
ualtS. ...... -....-.. 90 .. ....... u so
Buying miscellaneous stocks anu
bonds
Per 900. Northumberland. 81 ~
Selling. per 100. ......... y
Selling, per 1000 ............ n
Margins for carrying stock, per 100
shares ....... ............,........ 1000 90
Margins for carrying cotton per 100
bales bale .............. 112 50
70 All kept good
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TO CHICAGO VIA BALTIMORE.

1t can be found at all retailers at five cents
q cake.
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HOFLING'S CAFE will be a resort for
Bankers, Brokers, Insurance Agents and
business men generally, not hang out" for
Tom, Dick and Harry"
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NOTICE.

All bills against Norwegian bark EZRA
Hansen. master must be presented at o. r
Office before y o clock m. To DAY or payment
thereof will be debarred.
j. L. MINIS & CO...
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ProVident Building,
Corner Bay lane and Drayton street,
SATURDAY, JULY 10.
-Everyb Invited--

HOFLING requests the presence OF all
gentlemen who appreciate and enjoy first
class goods, served in lirst-class manner, at
a irst-clGSS establishment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- - - -~-r7-~N-fN-~-~~~~-~-~
SEASONABLE ARTICLES.

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BORACINE-A powder for the Toilet and
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CUPID ALMOND CREANI-Gives quick re-
lief from SuubUrn.
1T BBEk HAilHNG GAPS-Keep the hair
dry and are de .idodly ornamental.
SHONGE S-A full line for the Bath ana Toilet
Ar
SOLOMONS * CO.,
IC3 Congrcss street and 9? nun street.