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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-12
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From the Springfield Mass ) Republican (Tuo1.
A regular. boom" has visited Jerusalem now
that railroad has reached it. Spectators are
buying land, and hotels stores and dwelling
houses 'ere rising in every direction IS" Before
long the sacred city may have live newspa-
per, debt and labor war. Then it will be in
the modern swim
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CUaaGN COM GNr.
They wi ! rear " atchine.


FFVbtI"V- L'HIU f"Th FFOTFLy-l De0.1.
y may be trl.e 4 A. the republican managers
have aGaE6eEsa all -hoye Of capturing the
Senate. Lus l viii . be just as well 10 watch
them. Tho republican mind Is very tickle when
there is anything within reaching distances and
without geerdiau,
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AS cabinet makers and cabinet breakers
the Frenchmen deserve the palm. During
the time we in this country have been talk
ing about cabinet, which is not vet COM
pleted, the French have made two, and
may make another before we finish ours.
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Hrve outiived their Ueefulnsss.
From the Ne,O York Recorder (Rep. J.

FROM The Nelo York Recorder (RepI.
The great majority Of the republican leaders
have outlived their usefulness in the energetic
activities OF politics. They should be retired
with all the honors. The generation in which
they won their spurs is passing away--has, in
fact, passed away-and they should go with il
into dignitied Secusion. Let them put aside
their seltShneSs and make way for the Young
men.
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Senator Washburn did some prontlsss
specializing in futures day or two ago. A
reporter asked him II he thought the
national Republican party would have TO be
reorgsnized aud q new leading policy out
lined. He replied THE Republican party
il oil right We will come up smiling 10
1896 and viii sweep the country"
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Whatever place history may assign to
Gen. Ben F. Butler it will not be denied
that in many respects he was a very re-
markable man. OF his intellectual ability
there can be no question. His death, will
be the occasion for recalling some things in
his career that reflect no credit upon bis
memory, and some others that show he was
Cspa 10 OF generous deeds
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The Texas senatorial fight appeared by
yesterdays dispatches TO DO going in Mills
favor. Texas may conclude that Il Is not
good policy TO throw away the .infuopos
and eEpsrisnoe Of trained legislator Ia
order 70 b0stou spoilG
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A New England firm advertises u "PiI-
grim bed" Inasmuch as many Of the pills
grims were forced to sleep on bag of
straw and cover with their coats. it would
seem that the name is not we'll chosen.
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RICH BANEER-I hope you appreciate the fact
that my daughter is noble, sef-sacrificinp
crea ure and will make you an excellent wife
Prospective Son-in-law-I do, sir, and / az
sumo that she inherited these verv desirshla
qualities from her esteemed father. -Flteoende
BLaetter
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ID is reported Of the sleeping wonder at
Toledo, o.. Who had shown no signs OF life
for ten days, that on Tuesday be winked
his right eye And they gave him brandy.
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The Ksnssns have certainly chosen an
appropriate season in which to play legis-
lasive game Of "freeze out"
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o. the delicate odor
When once did load her,
And got her a-gotng aud ready for biz"
The king with his Crown sir
SO spansled and round, sir,
l wouldn't exchange my proud station for his
For royaity's bubble
Means trial and trouble
Which tugs at tie heart strings and Gauges a
grippe;
My comfort ard solace
IN this not at all is
But hes in Z whlh from my old corn cob pine.
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III
In moments OF sorrow.
When thoughts Of the morrow
But burdened my mind with the impress OF
grief
With longing and yearnins,
Such Influence scorning.
turned TO my charmer and found there relief:
AS curling and bending,
Like ldceuSe ascending,
Inc smoke rolled away and was lost to the
view,
Ny peace Of mind gaining,
All pining and paining
Hose up ike mist and then disappeared, too.
w.
Let sons OF Pegasus
In rhytumical PAGES
Run mad on loves passion and beautiful
SPRING
Thou comforting pleasure,
My Joy. hope and treasure
A paeon OF praise to your highness" sing.
Then here's q rich goblet,
My jolly corn Goblet"
l drink TO the dregs, nor my lips care to wipe
II after the potion
Lumor the notion
To turn Tor wn1f from my darling old pipe
NJ. j. DoNNELLY
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FLAvoRING EXTRA
Winning

DR.. Price has been for years
Perfecting his Delicious Fla
voring Extracts, and they are
now winning their way to
universal favor from their
merits.
No housekeeper who has once
favored a cake, pudding or
cream with DR.. PRICES FLAVORS
OF VANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE,
ETC, will ever return to the
use of any other flavoring ex-
tract.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DR.. PRICES
and satisfy yourself of their
superiority. The Price Fla
voring Extract Company are
the only exclusive manufac-
tuners of Flavoring Extracts
upon the continent.
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SAVANNAH WON TWO GAMES
and Winds Up The First Series Third
in the Race.

.-,sts Takes the Pennant with
CHARLESTON in Second Place-How
An the Clubs Stand-Eight Thous-
and People Saw the Home Team
nsfeat the Memphians Yesterday
The First Game Won 9 to z, and the
seoond, 10 to 3-The Schedule for
che second Series.
with Yesterdays games the first cham
,,onship season of the Southern League
andod. and will go down in history as one
ofthe closest and most exciting in the
annals of the great national game.
savannah, under the most adverse
circumstances, closes the season in third
Mace. and is only sixty-two points from
second place.
savannah has one of the strongest
teams in the league and has made a good
Aubt and a splendid finish. While off on
the western trip the club dropped from a
tie for first to seventh place. After re-
turning home in fifth place, the same she
held when she left, Savannah has played
a strong, steady game, and jumped from
Attn to third place, where she ended yes
terday.
The following is the standing of the
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THE FORENOON GAME.
A Battle Evenly Fought and Won by
Hard Work,

Three thousand five hundred people saw
Savannah defeat Memphis yesterday
morning by the same score Memphis beat
Savannah Monday.
Old Sol was at his best. The day was
hot and sultry and very much against
good ball playing, but the game was one
OF the most exciting of the season.
Quarles and Phillips were the opposing
pitchers. Both did good work, but Savan-
nah hit Phillips when hits were needed.
Hurley injured his hand in the sixth in
nmg and retired from the game, Con-
naughton taking his place, Cross going to
short and McGaFfto third.
Hurley and Quarles made Savannah, g
errors which were two wild throws.
while Phillips made three of the four
Charged to his team.
savannah scored one in the first inning
On a mt a steal, passed ball and error.
savannah scored two more in the third
gu TWO errors, wild pitch and a sacri-
The visitors Tailed for the first time in
ms inning on two-bagger and a single.
savannah scored again in the fourth on
an error, which allowed the runner to
FeaGu second, and single by Quarles.
Memphis tied the score in this inning,
scoring three unearned runs on two
singles and a sacrifice.
TIE Up TO THE SEVENTH INNING.
Inc score remained a tie until the
seventh inning, when the locals scored
McGarr's single.
Inc visitors took the lead in their half.
storing three runs on two singles, Cart
"rnght's three baser and a sacrifice.
savannah tied the score in the eighth
IN singles by George, Cross and Nicholl
Qualles emma Us NUN anu
Quarles disposed of Newall and Bolan
W. va StrIhes in the eighth, while Phelan
WAS WAS an easy victim from Quarles to
AluSman 40 ~
savannah won the game in the ninth
S " Clean hard hitting and some good
oSSe running. Klusman hit for two bases
or'g5 Mc('arr had flied to left. and scored
t to n Ia., long hit to right, Burns going
T K second on the throw home to catch
PP tlan. George hit safe to left and
o neI i scored. Cross and NichoIl went
0 0uS In - snort order, leaving George on sec
'l nj winch he had stolen.
1"o olnclal score follows:
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THE SECOND SERIES.
The Schedule of Games-Savannah to
Open at Macon.

The MORNING NEWS presents to its read
ers this morning the new schedule
adopted by the Southern League at its
meeting Saturday. Savannah opens the
season at Macon to morrow
nlaviup twelve games away
then returns, playing all the
other clubs at home, making total OF
tbirty-three straight games. After play
ineg these thirty-three games savannah
ieaves ON a western trip and closes the
season I'M New Orleans September 20.
While unsatisfactory in many respects
the new schedule is a great Improvement
and Manning is well pleased.
Atlanta at Chattanooga July 6, rs.
charleston at Augusta July ., z, ..
Mobile at Birmingham July o, z, D.
savannah at Macon July g. Z, ..
Memphis at Nashville July g. Z, g. .
New Orleans at MONTGOMERY July g. Z g.
Macon at Atlanta July 10, IL, IL.
charleston at Chattanooga July IL, H.
= Sagannah at Augusta July 10, H. L.
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Manager Stallings after telegraphing
Manager Manning that Augusta would
play here to-day and directing him to ad-
yertise the game, telegraphed again last
night that several of his players were in
jured and that he would have to cancel
the game.
Yesterdays News and Courier stated
that Charleston was to play in Augusta
to-day and Stallings, thinking he can save
few dollars by playing at home, has
cancelled the game here in order to play
Charleston.
Manager Manning had thoroughly ad-
Vertised the game, and it will be a dis
appointment to the patrons of the game
in this city that the champions will not
appear in Savannah this afternoon.
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THE AFTERNOON GAME.
tieh Defeated the Memphians
w. again by Score Of lOto q.

ban largest crowd that ever witnessed
feat Acme 5olile IN this city saw Savannah de-
dav sf In pms at the second game yester-
and NV ,Ser noon. Both the grand stands
left anl olechers were packed, and the
with 1 noo,. right field fences were lined
their beagrl,I1e. The players even gave up
Seats in ZINES tS,les TO ladies who could not get
boys sat 'e grand stands. and men and
stands. 'le grass IN front of the
game wa Cu al were in fine form and the
the hardas4tu o5 OF the most stubborn and
ever fought on ball field up
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LEGAL SALES.


CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF'S SALE.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Under and
" by virtue OF an execution issued out OF
the justice court Of the 4th G.. NJ. District in
favor OF the Savannah Plumbing Company
against e. =. Behnken, upon which is en-
dorsed l can ind no personal property Of the
defendant T.. f.. Behnken, to satisfy the
within Il fa, the return OF jas. H. Vaughn,
constable Chatham county, Georgia, / have
levied upon. as the property OF the defendant.
e. f.. Behnken, the following property, to-wit.
All those three certain lots or parcels Of land,
with the improvements thereon. known as lot
number 22, In block A, fronting on Staley
street 30 feet. with rectangular depth Of 100
south by Staley street. east by lane and
west by lot 20; also lot number D. In block -,
fronting on South street 30 sect. with a rec
tangular depth of 100 feet. and bounded north
by lot number %, south by South street. east
by a lane. and west by lot number 90 also lot
number 26 In block c. fronting on Centre
street, with rectangular depth Of 100 feet,
bounded south by Centre street, east by a
lane, west by lot number "a and north by lot
number =. said lots OF land being In Tatems-
willie, near the Middle Ground road, about one
and quarter miles south Of Savannah, and
being designated according 20 the map in
Chatham county records book, six Qs, folio
190
And shall proceed to sell all the right, title
and interest of the said u. f. Behnken, OF, in
and to the same 10 satisfy said execution
according to law, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN AUGUST 1893, being tho first day of said
month, during the legal hours Of sale, before
the court house door of Chatham county.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
JOHN L. ROMAN, Sheriff @. Co., Ga
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY,-Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
said county, now deceased, to present them
to the undersigned properly made out within
the time prescribed by law, so as TO show
their character and amount; and all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby required
TO make immediate payment to me.
JUNE 8, 1898
CATHERINE A. JAMES,
Executrix Of the Last VIII and Testament .
Catherine James, Deceased. Address 81
Fifth street, Macon, Ga.
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T Wo.g5@5sRSu n7iSg--Sayannah, 5; Memphis, 3.
klusnan ',i = ,,,I Hurley, Burns Manning
Do"5I,do a 3;3 Hits-Cartwright.
Left o,, + lay- Manning and Klusman.
StrlIcl,' 6p'a,.se-Savannah 6, Memphis t.
Wild pftoult--By Quarles 5, by Phillips 2.
TTra 1sSf,d Ban-Bolan. 20 -
line 20
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY MARSHAL'S SALE or GROUND
RENT LOTS.

~
SAVANNAH. June a. 1893 (
FINDER and by virtue Of the following
y resolution Of Council will sell on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST, 1858. before
the Court House, IN the city OF savannah,
Chatham county Georgia, between the lawful
hours OF sale, under the direction OF the COM
mittcc on city lots. the following described
property IN arrears for ground rent due the
city Of Savannah
BY the Committee on City Lots
Resolved, That the CITY Marshal IS hereby
instructed to advertise for sale under the
law governing marshals sales and to sell on
the First Tuesday in August 1893 all lots in
arrears for ground rent due the city OF Savan-
nah, under the direction OF the committee on
city lots and ut the following minimum prices;
and children -, y y !; 81
field 80. -. 1913 81
Gazaway Hartridgo I'...,.......... 1905 So
Lot west part Of 43 Calhoun ward,
John B. Withors .-............' 6s1 50
Jas McIHtire. ,...... ...:..........,. s,sl4 Go
Mendel ........,.. ............. sOs 6s
Warning Russell, Jr....1'..........,. AS 81
Lot east onehalf of Chatham ward,
Mrs NJ. r Bowden. -. ..,......,..' 365 II
ward Mrs. N. = Bowde1 ,..e.I'... 2l3 OF
Lot south one-third of 30 Chatham
ward estate of Andrew Goebel... q. $40 10
Lot % north ono-han Columbia ward,
o.
Lot 80 Columbia ward, Geo H. stone 3l7 IL
Lot 81 Columbia ward, Geo II. Stone. SIG %
Lot west two-thirds Of % Crawford
children 80. ......,......e.,. 6s4 81
Patrick Prenty ....'......,........, 1905 81
Lot 29'Elbert ward, John b. Barthol-
mess. ...............,..... 767 90
Jane barron .,.......s ''. s81 q
Trustee ,t...,...'... ......, " '. III q
Jas Mc1ntire . 49,, 500 - cas 50
Lot east part of 10 New Franklin.
ward, Mary Lee and others 49,. us 81
ward, The Specially company ~. 49,. 1869 So
f. Buci5ner -. ,...'... '., go IS
Of Gilbert Butler ' 49, 8i7 90
Lot a. Lafayette ward, John Schwarz. 9s5 63
tee -. .. '.,'' ..'.......'., e,5to 90
Of J. MED. Hoist y. ,,.....e... , 1888 81
Lot Pulaski ward, Isaac ID. La
Roche Trustee Observation-Disclosures. 752 81
Lot west onehati IA Troup ward, Mrs.
l.. A. Cockshutt. Observation-Disclosures. 4Bl 06
Lot 40 Troup ward John Schwarz.... 1874 81
nah Brick Misunderstanding Co. ' .'.'-. 1887 20
estate Of T. NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -..1 ".1' $50 20
Lot 80 Springfield ward Savannah
Brick Manufacturing Company ...... 30i OF
Lots % and So Springfield ward
Michael Walsh. ....s............. 1881 80
Adopted in Council June 81, 1893.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
ROBT J. WADE,
CITY Marshal
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CTTY MARsHALIs SAFE.

CIEY MARsHAB's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, July l. 1893. I
T WILL sell at auction at the City Pound,
Il between the lawful hours OF sale ON
THURSDAY, July the 9th. one % male goat,
said goat having been impounded three (3)
days and not claimed. Terms cash.
ROBT j. WADE,
City Marshal.
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SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
Earned Runs Savannah T.
Two-base Hits-George, Cross ,, Nichon,
York and Pholan.
Home Run-klusman.
Double Play-Cross and Klusman, York and
Cartright ,..
eft on Bases Savannah >, Memphis D.
nit nv pitcher Cross and Petty.
struck Out-By Petty 6, by Wtttrock2.
Bqses on Balls-On Petty g. of Wittrock 1.
Wild Pitches -Wittrock p
Passed BallRogers.
Umpire Kin.
Time-2 90.
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"Your house has been destroyed by
fire, said a man to Sallie Coleman, who
was on triaa in the circuit court in Gov
ington yesterday for murder.
At this juncture, however, the jury
which was trying her case walked into
the room and the verdict was read as
follows:
eve, the jury, find the defendant
guilty, and fix her punishment at con
hnment in the penitentiary for thirteen
years"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING,
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or mora,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash In Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing TO buy or sell any business or accom-
modatlons to secure indeed any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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NOR SALE or rent Remington standard
Il typewriters; in good condition. Type
writer Headquarters. opposite postoflce.
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Relative-Has your son developed talent
in any special direction?
Fond Mother-No, he does not seem to have
any talents. He must be a genius.-Good
News.
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A Bad Day for saliie All Around.

IT indicatos trace Of rain or snow
p. II. SMYTH. Observer Weather Bureau .
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Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, July s, 1898: Partly cloudy
and probably showers; slight changes in tenn
perature; southeast to southwest winds.
Of1clal forecast for Georgia: Fair
southeasterly winds
The height of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta a, 8 a. m. t75th Meridian time) yester-
GAY. e feet
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga.,-July A, 1898, with the normal for
the day:
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Charleston at Memphis September IA,
10, 10.
Atlanta at Mobile September 10, 10, 90
Chattanooga at New Orleans Septem-
Der Is, 10, 20.
Savannah at Montgomery September
IL, 10, 20.
Augusta at Memphis September IS,
10, 20.
Macon at Birminrham September IS,
10, 20.
Charleston at Nashville September Is,
10, 20.
Atlanta at Montgomery, September 81,
%, 90.
Chattanooga at Mobile September 81,
%, "A,
Savannah at New Orleans September
q, 90, "a.
Augusta at Nashville September 81,
%, %.
Macon at Memphis September 81, %, 90
Charleston at Birmingham September
81, %, %.
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LOST

/ OST. IN the city, on July 4th, "a emile
II man cameo stone gold framed rocket
containing miniature Of lady Finder win be
News Office.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND STORES F0R RENT.
>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~e-~~ ~~-~~~-~~~~N~~-~~~~~~~<
E1OR RENT, store No. 80 East Broad street
u from Oct. 1. occupied at present. Apply
w. j. Harty.
TNOR RENT. First-class house; modern i'm
A provements good locality. Just suits
small family; possession at once. II Whtta-
ker street
DESIDENCE No. 81 st. Julian street from
IL August list. Now occupied W. j. Harty
NOR RENT. Six-room house in good re-
II pair, Duffy street between West Broad
and Burroughs streets; price SO. Apply at
sc Montgomery street.
nor RENT, store northeast corner Con-
IL gross and Whitaker streets. Three stO-
ries on dry airy cellar. J. Q, Rowland
THOR RENT, desirable dwellings, IN best To-
Il calties. Apply TO Champion & Garmany,
No. lis Bryan street.
NOR RENT. the store now occupied by
II Messrs. Wylly Clarke, st. Julian and.
Whitaker streets. Possession given at any
time. Apply P. A. Waring, postothce
FOR SALE.
GUNNER BOARD. at greatly reduced rates.
- 20 meal tickets for 800, at the Harnett
House.
NOR SALE, cheap 40 head Of stock. A. Nc
A. Cormick.
TIEED oats, green cured IN bales; better
II than best hay; IT is forage and grain
economy to feed splendid COW feed. j. +.
Guilmarttn & Co.'S stables.
TOR SALE. A very desirable corner lot for
IL residence or store on the corner OF
Drayton and Anderson streets. G. II. Dorsett.
NOR SALE, the eastern half OF lot No. 30
II Green ward situated on York street, be-
tween Houston and Price streets, and inn
proyements thereon, consisting OF one l-story
house on York street and one l-stOry house
on York street lane. This is good renting
property and II a small amount is expended
In improvements IL will yield splendid in
come on the money invested. For terms APP
ply l. D. & X. ID. LaRoche ll6 Bryan street.
TNOR SALE, the two residences. Nos f79 and
II 1871 Henry street between Barnard and
Jefferson; these will be sold separately or to-
gothcr upon very easy terms. {. II. Dofsett.
LNOR SALE, the largest and best assorted
II stock of white pine sash, doors, blinds,
holdings, etc. ETC.. in the south; also all
standard brands OF pure white leads, colOrs,
dry and in all mixed paints varnishes, etc.
mill supplies builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct hmpOrta-
tions OF RosendGle and Portland cement;
sewer, culvert and flue pipe, all sizes, bends,
traps, rs etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying Andrew Han
ley
NOR SALE or rent, Remington standard
II tvupwrfferg. in good condition. Type
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STRAYED

I .OST. at base ball park silver hairpin. Re
4 ward II left at this Office
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E1OR RENT, store No. 20 East Broad street
II from Oct. 1. occupied at present Apply
w. j. HartY.
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TNOR RENT, First-class house; modern i'm
A provements; good locality. Just suits
small family; possession at once. II Whita-
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nor SALE, the two residences Nos 179 and
Il 1871 Henry street, between Barnard and
jefferson these will be sold separately or to-
gothcr upon very easy terms. c. II. Dorsett.
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SUMMER RESORTS

BOARDING, at summer prices; % meal tick
ID cts for ~, 90 at the Harnett House.
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FOR SALE.

GUNNER BOARD. at greatly reduced rates.
- 20 meal tickets for 800, at the Harnett
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FOUND.
BOARDING

pOARDING, Several desirable rooms, with
40 board; also "a few table hoarders can DO
accommodated al 81 Liberty street.
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ROOMS no RENT.

ELEGANT rooms and hail; modern i'm
H pTovements in Lyons block. Store and
dwelling, corner Wayne and Whitaker, suit
able for any business. John Lyons.