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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-06
By Denoon, Upper q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street.


U,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT OF
LAM WIN THE IMPROVEMENTS
THERKON ON TUE NORTH SIDE OF c0UTIS
STREET, BETWEEN ST. JOHN AND 81.
JAMES sTREkTs.-By virtue of tho provisions
OF certain deed OF trust, dated June 8. 1892,
and OF record IN the Clerks 0rce OF Eichmond
Chaucery Court, uesd-Book 40 &c" page EaV,
default having been made IN the payment OF the
note therein eecureJ. ana being required so 10
DO, will sell, by auction. on the promises, on
MONDAY, August z, 1893,
at5P. NJ, the following described REAL Is.
TATE, beginning at . point on the north line OF
Coutts street 90 test 0 inches from the intersec-
tion OF Contts and st. james streets, thence
along Cout,s street 3o feet. running pack OIL
feet on the west line and 13 feet ON the east
tho back boundary OF ssid lot being ~ feet
inches. The Improvements consist OF neat
dwelling in good order.
TERMs: Cash as to expense OF executing this
trust and note OF 1850, with interest thereon
from June ! l, 1893, and balance on terms 70 Do
au2 CT. DENooN. Trustee.
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uIGq.CoNsTABLE's BALE.-I

Ill will sell at putli1 auction on
MONDAY, TIE 7ra DAT or AUGUST, 1898.
az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No. 1929 east Frsnkin
tressL warrant and attachment tor rent In my
hands IN favor Of 7. NJ. HEWITT, trusses. %. AZ.
bert Leonard; BAR COUNTER and flAs
TURgs, / BEER PUMP and FIxTyRks, BAR
cANTRRs and CONTENTS, 1 CLOCK, 3 BAR
hsis and CONTENTS, 2s CHAIRS, ROUND
TABLES. lot OIL-cLOTa, 8 W0OD-T0P IA.
BLEs, L EXTENsIoN-TABLE, CAkpsr' :
WaRDkOBR wAshsTANDS, TOWEL
RACKS. FENDER. CUOalNG-sToyE aad
BOILER, 1 HEATfSG-ST0yE, CLofH-foF
TABLE. &c. 40 .u,.or
AUG High Constable CT > OF Richmond
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EUR RENT,
Il By JACKSON BRANDT q CO.,
Real Estate Agents ana Brokers,
No. 1903 Main street.

BRICK RESIDENCE, Grove avenue, near
Strawberry street: $3.50.
No llO1 Grove ayenue. IA rooms; elegant
order.
street.
No 313 east Franklin street, II rooms, stable.
etc.; $500.
No 023 sast Franklin street, two flats; each
No. 3 west Broad street, STORE AND DWELL
ING; $1,000. .ooo
No. 81 s north Tenth street, z rooms (: 500.
No 500 north Fifth street, . rooms; $500.
handsome SUBURBAN Residence, In the
West End, large grounds, stable, &c.
No. Gil south Laurel street; new, D rooms;
$3.50.
No. 1908 street, rooms $40:
No. $40 Holly street, rooms; 81.
No. 7B6 north Seventeenth street, SrOhb
ana DWELLING; $40
1hirty-tnird street nerr the Park, rooms,
NEW DWELLING, $40.
DWELLING, 4 rooms. National road; IS.
No. 81 west Main street, rooms; 500.
No. 4G7 west Main street. 8 rooms; s22o.
No. 1923 Veuable street, stable, etc. $500.
OFFICES and STORES. Several desirable
DWELLINGS for coiCcod tonents. al 0-lt
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IysTAIIED TO-DAY.
RETAINING oIDEn.
cuIIpEFE KILLED.

News reached here to-day OF tho burning
of the daughters of Mr.. Mack Chappell,
Cbowan county. There ages were and z.
and they attempted to start fire IN a
stove with kerosene. The can exploded
with the usual horrible result.
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FATAL LIGHTNING.
EXTRAORDINARY FREAKS OF AN
ELECTRIC FLASH IN N. c.
Two Persons Killed and Others stunned
Gov. Carr Invited to sfis.ourt--Aiii-
anoe Men listen 90 Weaver

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
RaLEroH. N. c.. August 5.-Lightning
has been extraordinarily fatal in this State
this summer. To-day news was received
here of frightful occurrence near Ben
tonville. Johnston county. In two
roomed house Mr.. and MrE John Holley
were lying on bed asleep. Seated on the
floor in four feet of them was their little
girl, while in chair six feet away sat Mr..
HoIley's mother. A bolt OF lightning
struck hollow oak-tree. passed down the
hollow, came up out OF the ground at the
root of the tree, struck sill OF the house,
tore up part of the floor. instantly killed
MIR, and Mrs. Holley on the bed, tearing
OF half OF the mans clothing, but not
even bruising him. set fire 70 the girPs
clothing and stunned her. stunned old
Mrs. Holley, passed into the other room
and stunned Mr.. and Mrs. Keen. Killed
dog in o doorway and number OF chick
ems under the house. II Is Thought the
girl will die, as she 10 now UNCONSCIOUS.
Rad TO DECLINE.
Governor Carr to-day received special
invitation from several score OF residents
OF Missouri. nearly oil of whom were born
in North Carolina, to attend grand an
pual gathering they will have August 18TH
at Goss Springs. near Seymour. Mo-: sod
deliver an address. The Governor Will be
at Chicago that day. he expects 10 Leave
here about the 10th. The 18th is " North
Carolina-Day at the Worlds Far. The
Governor tells me he does not know
whether any OF his staff will accompany
him.
IvsTALLED TO-DAY.
At Fayetteville tomorrow Rev. Hart.
well Edwards will be installed pastor or
the First Baptist church. Rev. l.. u.
Broughtou. OF Winston. will preach the
sermon Of installation.
At Lilesvile, Arson county, there was Q
gathering Of over 1000 Alliance men ano
Populiets to bear Q speech from ,Teneral
James d. Weaver, the defeated fopnilst
candidate for President.
RESTRAINING oEDEn.
The aldermen Of the town of Durham
have declared the street-railway track
there q nuisance and ordered IL TO be torn
up, but an order TO restrain them from re-
moving 1t was obtained yestei day and ~
returnable at Hillsboro' next Wednesday.
Rev. +. l.. Stacy has noticed the North
Carolina Methodist Conference OF his re.
tirement from the ministry. and he Will
study medicine. He breaches bis farewell
sermon tomorrow.
CHILDREE KILLED.
News reached here to-day OF tho burning
of the daughters of Mr.. Mack Chappell,
Cbowan county. There ages were and z.
fhav ~ mt al start n IRE In n
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RICHMOND, Va, August 1. 1898.

RICHMOND, Va, August I, 1898
V,HE BUSINESS CONDUCTED BY
Il stock company known rs tne uSi VI,
HIDE COMPANY has been sold 80 II. WALLER
STEIN & CO., who have purchased the entire
stock aud good will and who assume all hapil-
ties that may be due BY Union lido company.
UNION HIDE COMPANY.
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By pencon, Tuppsr & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucssoneers'
SCI Main street.


TRUSTEES BALE OF LOT OF
Il LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS THERE.
ON IN THE COUNTY OF hEXsic0, NEa Az
kiCHNUND.-Dy virtue Of the provisions 81
certain deed CT trust dated November ~ rsss,
aud Of reccsd IN Henr,so Counsy Court, Deed.
Book l4l ~ page zoo. doiaals having been
made in the payment Of negotiable note
therein recured, We will sell By auction. on the
premises, on
MONDAY, Avorsr 7, 1892.
AZ G:3O o'clock r. NJ, the LOT OF LAND WITH
THEBUILDINGs AND IMPROVEMENT there
on 10 the county Of Hcnricc, near ne western
limits Of the city OF Richmond. on the nsrtn sue
OF Jacsueln street, 29S feet wcst o. Washing-
ton streot. fronting 10 feet on said Jaequenn
siroot aud ruu p,ns back within parallel lines lVo
feei. Tns dwelling rs new aud contains tnree
rooms. ..,.
TsKas: Cash as to expenses OF exe-utins shis
trust and a note Of STA. with interest thereon
from May 90, 1893, and credits as 70 two notes
duo November 20. 1898. amounting 70 s4i4:
aud balance, II any, on terms to be announced
nj sale, G. L. DENO0N,
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
ana Trustees.
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WINGFIELD & BARRAUD.

and our once Will bs open for business at No.
500 east Main street on MONDAY, August 2,
Isoa. WILLIAM WINGtIRLD,
an 4-f&su2t DC. BARRAUD.
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TVRUsTEE'S SALE OF LOT 30x125
Il FEET AND IMPROVEMENTS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAIBORNE sTkhbT z1g
THE COUNTY OF nENRlCo, NEAR TIE
WESTERN LIMITS OF TEE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF o deed OF trust dated May
10, 1884, and II record in the Clerks ONCE OF
Hsnrlco County Court, Deadlock lis. page
2sB. Default having been made In she paymsnt
OF note therein secured, and being teduited
80 70 do, win sell by public auction on the
promises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1898,
at o'clock r. NJ, the apoye-described REAL
ESTATE.
TERMS: $50 cash cod balance on terms TO
be Announced at sale. 7. P0INDEAIB k.
Administrator OF @. ii. Poindexter. Trustee,
deceased. au :
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ONN EhAt
TOMORROW (MoNDAY) MORNING
at 1890 sharp
1 HANDSOME WALNUT OYA kF ONT
WRITING DESK and 0FFICE-CHAIk;
1 PARLOR-ORGAS:
/ UPRIGHT PIANO aud STOOL;
/ HARE PIANO, 2 GOOD kEtRIGERATOkS:
9 ICE-BOXES. . COOLERS;
5 CHAMBER sUiTs in oak, walnut, and stained
wood:
BICYCLE, / 0lL-rANK;
20 bags GOOD FLOUR, 3 KITCfENSAFES:
8 CARPETS, 8 RUGS, 4 LOUNGES:
CANR.sEAT CHAIRS, l OlL-TANK;
/ LARGE WILLOW ROCKERS;
FRAMED PICTURES, MANTEL-CL0ckS;
ROGERS 8 SILVER KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS,
aud TABLE-CASfORS
SOLID BRASS fkNDEkS;
CHINA and GLASSWARE;
1 BILLIARD-rABLE;
LINEN TOWELS and TABLE-SPREADS.
on side street. at 1890
FINE YOUNG HORSE. with PHAEToN and
HARSTSS.
Como and get bargains. Seats for Indies.
A. N. POLLARD,
aus Proprietor.
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By A. n. Pollard,
(F. y. Ellis, Auc,ioneorJ
"a east Broad street.

DY REQUEST OF THE MAIN
ID STREET L0AN-oFFICE, 17t3 east hsin
street, We will proceed TO sell on
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18th,
At 1880 A. NJ. and continue at night % 1901 4.
NJ, large assortmen. OF UNkEDkkAkD
PLEDGES.
NOTlCEi
Parties having FoRFEITED GOODS can re-
new or redeem Same before day OF ssle
slLyER-IoN9UE BILLS.
ana Auctionecr.
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AUCTION sALEs-Nsnaays -.
ByJ. 3. Gism q Co,
Real Estate Agents and ALCOHOLISM
ilf3 Main street.
TRUsTEE's SALE BY PUBLIC
4 AUCTION or THE
LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING
AND
No sos wEs TI BAksR STREET.


In execution o. deed on trust 70 me-. dated
October IS. 1899, and recorded N pesd-Book
l47 A. page 22s, Richsiond Chsnccr7 Court,
default having teon mads 10 the debt secured.
and being required 70 10 do By the hotdef o. TAO
notes described IN said deco, l shah eel ~ pup
lie austen, on thu premises, on
MONDAY, Arevsr 2, 1903.
at q o'clock r. H.. the REAL ESTATE described
ia SAID deed, " icing the stovs-uamad. we'll
known properly, long tns yecla nee q the late
coionol A. q. Robertson. ssd = Q spacious, sub
stars,al, and weli-.rraogod hOass, hs,iag she
usual city convenicnces, asa 10 GOD repair.
The lot fronts 40 feet on ksfsr street., and has
@ depth o. about lis fcss TO 81 alley IN COM
mon 10 tcet wife.
TrnNs: Ca.a a. 10 the expenses IL sale. any
delinquent taxes. and toe sun VI ts7S.5v. with
jn,sre.. nom July "a. 1893: upsa credit az
20 1901 tin octobsr Is. 1898, snd ss to The rest
due upon such terms attse stsasNs IA said deed
shau pre,cripc and diroct or tae trustee think
a. and as will DO announces o. TIE firns OF fase,
tho purcnsserto sive Iessfiasis notcs ior the
dsferrsd pay meats. With inter est efde1. and se-
cured by deed OF trust JAMES il. Ian.
Ttus,ee,
n n F,.r a Co Aucttoneers aug
. ~.
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BY A. N. Pollard.
IT. X. Ellis. AuciioneerJ
pa east Broad street.

BY A. N. Pollard,
IT. X. Ellie. Anciioneer)
"a east Broad street
DY DIRECTION OF w. II.
I'D Gordon, J. e. Cord IN, and u. 3. Gordon,
executors OF the estate OF the late John W. Cor
don, deceased. we will proceed TO cell 70 the
highest bidder at his farm, on BROOK fcad' one
niJs from Richmond. on
AUGUST sru,
"A 1890 A. NJ, HOUSEHOLD FUhNITuhEs
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, g., &c.
CHAMBER SUITS In good order:
1 PARLOR SUIT, COOK STOVE ana
Q rEAfisR.skDs, BOOSTERS, QUILTS. and
cRocKRRY aud GLASSWARE;
X Good MICH COWS, Good WORK MuLEi
1 CART-HARNBSS. DOUBLE HARROW;
4 SINGLE HARROW, I SINGLE PLOW;
4 CJLIIyATOR, 2 DOUBLE PloWsi
1 ROLIER, 1 SET WAGON-HkRNEss;
1 FGRD-CuTTER, ] sEED-DkiLL;
NAY, OATS. &C.. &c,
100 HOT-BED SASH,
1 WINDMILL AND TANK,
l PIANO.
Every article on this farm must be sold 70
settle up tho estate.
i. X. FILLS,
au I-Tu,Su&ru3t Auctioneef.
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Peculiar Plight OF a Patient in a
HOSPITAL in Baltimore.

Peculiar Plight OF a Patient in a
Hospital in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. IA curious
case of emphysema, or air swelling, has
developed at the city hospital and the
patient has assumed the shape Of balloon.
His skin In as tight as a drumhead, and he
is liable to burst at any moment The
man is Frederick Otte, aged AZ years.
He was employed as a driver by
the Adams Express Company, and while at
work In the companY's warehouse was
caught between moving car and the wall
and dragged about ten feet. He was
crushed as though between rollers, and
several OF his ribs we're broken. The sharp
ends of the bones were driven through
his lungs and lie was sent 20 the city
hospital in carriage. Soon after his ar
rival at the hospital he began TO swell
up, and since then has been constantly in
creasing in size. Tho cause of the swelling
is the escape of air from the punctured lung
to the tissues between the flesh aud skin
At every breath the sufferer
involuntarily injects more air under
the skin, until he is now a
perfect human balloon. Nothing can be
done for him except TO tap him,
and the doctors are Of the opinion
that he will die soon, even II he does
not burst, OF which event there is strong
probability. The sufferer is a sight, His
face. limbs and body are swollen up until
the features are badly distorted, and
he is almost helpless and incapable
Of motion. Pressure on the skin
with the fingers showed it to be
drawn tightly over the cushion Of air be-
meath, and 1t felt just like an air pillow. In
places the skin is dlscolored from the severe
strain and seems ready to tear open. The
man is still conscious.
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ter say why ther sentence In this yer cots
should not be past pom yerg"
Velvet shook his head smillngly and he
court continued.
THE SENTENCE OF THE COURT.
"Ther sentence in Their cote is, tibet yer
shall marry tits yer woman n the cote, ez
Jestic, will tie yer up right now"
At this there was yell that fairly shook
the roof, and the audience rushed inside the
bar to shake hands with the prospective bride
and groom and offer congratulations; but
the bride lad something else to say first.
"Jedge,n she shrilled, nI've bin tell'd thet
Mud wind q constable ct gamblin, last
night, n | want Their money!
The coin and dust had been impoundsd
by the court, and he reluctantly turned it
over to the widow.
After looking It over she slowed it away
in a voluminous pocket and announced her
readiness for the Ceremony. The counsel
for the prosecution and defense acted as
groomsmen, and the foreman Of the jury
gave away the bride.
Surely such another wedding was never
Seen. Tue festivities lasted until FiddIers
was completely exhausted and when a couple
of days later the Flat recovered from its
carouse Velvet and his wife had disappeared.
few days later a tall, staggering, black
tnusOaoaeo man; accompanied by woman
dressed in rusty black with an immense sun
bonnet covering her head and face, stood on
the deck of Panama steamer making
its way down San Francisco bay toward
the gate.
They were at the rail, gazing ct the fast
receding city. Suddenly the man snatched
the sunDonnet from the woman's head aud
whirled It overheard, and as it foated astern,
said:
"Good-by to the Widow Mud, and now,
old girl, We can be comfortable again. The
old bonnet served its turn. and 1t served it
well, but 1 can't look down two miles of
stovepipe every time l want to see your
pretty face.n
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PRISONERS HwARrGD By A GIRL
Mics Sadie Mcmillan Prevents Thirty
two Men From Breaking Away.

Mics Sadie Mcmillan Prevents Thirty.
two Men From Breaking Away.
OTTUMwA. IA, Jan. IA very clever
attempt to break jail by thirty-two prison.
ers confined here: was foiled by Miss Sadie
Mcmillan, a domestic in the sheriffs family.
1t 10 the custom for the jAiler to unlock the
cells and give the prisoners the freedom OF
the corridor and. when DESTROYS OF getting
out Of the outer door, to shake his bunch
of KEYS In the aperture. Miss Mcmillan
always responded to the signal When the
taller had unlocked all the cells the prison
ers suddenly seized him, bound and gagged
him aud shut him up In q cell. Then one
shook bis bunch Of keys to have the outer
door opened. Miss Mcmillan responded
and, although II was dark aud she
could not see the jailer, she, with
great presence of mind, demanded
30 know il It were be. The
answer did not satisfy her aud she hurriedly
called the sheriff, who arrived in time to
frustrate the contamination Of the well-laid
plan Many of the prisoners are arraigned
lar grave offenses and are an usually tough
lot. The sheriff has commanded them 10
all be locked in their cells I'LL alter the next
term OF court, which will dispose Of the
most OF them.
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U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU, ,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 8, 10 P. n.
sYNoPsIs.
The maximum temperature for the day
was Gle and the minimum 40, the mean tenn
perature being So, or % above the nor
NAL
The temperature has fallen in theWestern
Gulf states and generally east of the
Mississippi, the fall being most decided in
Ohio and along the New England and
Middle Atlantic COASTS. IL Is decidedly
warmer In the Missouri valley, Kansas.
Nebraska and the extreme northwest
At Is o'clock p NJ, partly cloudy TO cloudy
weather prevailed along the Immediate
South Atlantic coast, Northern Georgia,
Alabama, Middle Florida. Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Missouri, Eastern Iowa. Eastern
Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, extreme South
Eastern Michigan and Southwestern New
York, with snow falling at Daven-
port and ST. Paul Elsewhere
generally clear weather prevailed. An
area OF low pressure centers off the North
Atlantic coast, and second slow" centers
in the northwest.
The pressure is highest along the immedi-
diate Texas coast. Fresh to brisk west to
northwest winds prevail along the Atlantic
coast.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Partly cloudy to cloudy weather,
warmer Wednesday afternoon and night
west to southwest winds.
P. n. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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a Peacoo<'s Little Foster Mother
rom the Hdrtford Coilrunt.

A bantam hen at Norwich has adopted a
Young peacock. newly Matched from an
ordinary looking egg, 20 the greatest dis
gust of another hen, who did the Matching.
There we're three pea chicks first, but the
latter hen killed one aud another died. The
bantam soon manifested a warm interest in
the peacock and the peacock became at
tached to his foster mother. Although the
peacock Is three times the size OF the BAN
Tan hen he does not like to be left alone,
and when his little mother gets out OF bis
sight IL is amusing 10 hear him set mp his
ear.piercing yawp for her to return TO him:
The little hen is very faithful TO him, and
devotes her whole time TO the plumsged
giant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

women approaching confinement; nurs-
ing mothers; and every woman who
Is run down" or overworked. il is a
medicine that builds up, strengthens. and
regulates, no matter what the condition
of the system.
It's an invigorating, restorative tonic,
soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only guaranteed remedy for female
complaints and weaknesses In bear1
ing down sensations, periodical pains.
liberation, inflammation, and every
kindred ailment, If it ever fails to
benefit or cure, you have your money
back. Sold by druggists everywhere.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

Wool-Hayiug New Years come right
after Christmas Is a mighty good scheme.
Miss Van Pelt-Whyt Wool-O, us so
much easter 10 DO good when you're broke
Brooklyn Life.
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Maximum snp sra5ure. 81, minImum tom :
perature. 40'.
The hight of the river at Augusta at s
o'clock a N. yesterday augusta time,
was e.5 feet, a rise Of 10 feet during the
preceding twenty.four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
tirneat all stations TOR the MOANING News.
9AyANNA4. Ian g. 1888 p. n. CITY tirn4.
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FALK CLOTHING co.
WHILST TALKING


About Full Dress Suits, we want
to call your attention TO the In
verness. 1t is the swell Over
coat for Full Dress Wear.-lt is
made without sIeeves---can be
slipped on easily without crush
ing your cIothes---has a long
full cape to thoroughly protect
the arms---and is as swell as
swell can be. It of course can
with good taste be used for other
occasions than Full Dress---but
it is par excellence the Over
coat for Full Dress. You are
cordially invited to inspect
them.
FALK CLOTHING 90.
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STtnilcates trace of rain or snow.
z. II. SsYTH. Observer Weather Bureau.
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MEDICAL,
HELP IS WANTED


by the women
who are ailing
and suffering, or
weak and ex-
hausted. And, to
every such wo-
man, help is guar
onteed by Doctor
Pierce's Favorits
Prescription. For
young girls just
entering woman
b ood; won en-
at the critical
81 chapOa If liFan.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. rs Words or more. IN
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash In Advance, each Insertion
Everybody WHO has any want 70 supply, any.
thing TO buy or sell. any business or ecooulIDo-
dations to secure; indeed. any wish to grssify,
should advertise in this column
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WANTED, a settled woman IS nurse; also
w girl about Il years old Apply Ill Perry
street
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1O1 PRESIDENT STREET, rooms TO rent,
IUI with or without board. hot and cold
baths
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FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. with bath on
T same floor a Jefferson street, near York
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ENOR RENT, furnished front room; terms
II reasonable. Seventy-nine Broughton street
first floor
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THREE FLATS containing fourteen rooms,
L two bathing rooms, closets, pantries, etc;
situated corner Barnard and Bay lane, for rent
at very reasonable price. Apply at I78 Bryan
street.
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WANTED, a bookkeeper for half day. regu-
w lar. Answer b. s. D., with reference,
this office,
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u FAD elbow to Get Rich;" free on applca.
III ton TO She SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK,
corner Whitaker and st. Julian streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

1--WE per cent interest per annum paid or
II compounded quarterly on deposits in the
SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK, corner Whita-
ker and Sc. Julian streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

BARBER WANTED, at screven house shop
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

WANTED, position Of trust, by competent
w married man; reference and security II
necessary. Address CONFIDENCE, Morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

WANTED, a competent girl for housoworl
w and cooking; small family; reference re-
quired. Call from Q TO II, 1873 Liberty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

WANTED, a white ohambermaid. Apply q
w 90 Whitaker street this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

THE SAVANNAH SAVINGS BANK pays 8
Il per cent. per annum on deposits; paid or
compounded quarterly. Read How to Get
Rich"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-04

w ANTED. a competent house servant: Ger
w man woman preferred. Call at 90 Harris
street tomorrow morning.