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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

mas an once on the 18th Floor, -
Rooms in the Suite and Carries
"13" Charm.
From the Chicago Record.
1t was at the thirteenth hour Of the
day, or 1 O'Clock, when Thomas Crafty
emerged from his Office and ambled over
to the Union League Club for lunch. He
had just been interrupted in correcting
the figures on his perpetual calendar, and
the face that the figure % showed on
its fact was in no way considered signifi-
can't AT 2:30 o'clock Mr.. Crafty re-
turned, and taking the last cigar from
the thirteenth box that had been
emptied during the last two weeks,
settled himself back in a huge and com
Portable Office chair TO enjoy life and the
pursuit of happiness And he continued
TO do so until a Record representative
disturbed him and inquired as to the
truth or falsity of the report that thir
teen ruled the Office At this juncture
the charm was broken. Mr.. Crafty
threw away the old cigar, and a new box
was opened, but alas, the conversation
was kept up until the box contained only
thirteen of the original number of Hava-
mas.
And then the conversation went on.
flee dropped in to speak to MIR Crafty,
until the thirteenth had gone. sit was
March Is that we moved in here, - began
Mr.. Crafty, and just then mail carrier
deposited on the lawyers desk letter
that had been mailed in South America
October Is. 1t required thirteen loads
to move Us over here continued Mr.
Crafty, as his eye mechanically ran along
row of thirteen law books on a table
under which the thirteen empty cigar
boxes were stored.
we rented this entire floor and were
not in the least dismayed when we found
that there were just thirteen rooms. And,
by the way, the date of our removal to
this building was the thirteenth ami
versary of my arrival in Chicago. After
we had become Strengthened out some one
remarked about our liking for thirteens
and we did little figuring just for amuse-
ment We found that we had just thir-
teen employees, and that incur library and
meeting room there were just thirteen
chairs. Remember, though, that this
circumstance was purely an accident and
none of our arrangement. MIR. Boland, of
the Mooney & Roland detective agency,
which is in this building, is president of
a thirteen club in New York, and hear
ing of our numerous thirteens he called
on me and made a memorandum of all our
figures
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ISSUING NEW BONDS.
The Work is Complicated One and
Involves Great Deal of Labor.
From the Washington Star.


From the Washington Star.
The business of issuing a new set Of
bonds is a matter of some moment to the
officials of the treasury department, be-
cause it involves great deal of labor in
the bureau of engraving and printing, in
the registers Office and in the treasurer's
office. 1t takes some time for the bureau
Of engraving and printing to get out an
issue of bonds. The engraving is a slow
process Then the paper must be pre-
pared. The issue of renewal bonds in
1891 was printed on paper ten years old,
which was lying in the vaults of the bu-
reau. 1t had to be taken out and wet
down, and it was not ready for use
for ten days. Bonds go through the
presses three times. First the tint is
printed on the face of them. Then
the form on the front is printed in black
and then the form on the back is printed
also in black. These bonds were printed
from plates which were made in 1876. The
bond issue of 1891 was a reissue Of the
bonds of 1876; so the bonds were printed
alike. 1t is astonishing how little wear
there is on the tempered steel plates from
which bonds are printed. But this is not
more remarkable than the process of
freshening the plate which has been worn
little. If bond plate looks at all dull
under the microscope it IS put in the
transfer press and the cylinders with
which the design was cut into it are
rolled over it again.
Anyone who has seen the fine hair lines
in the engraving of a bank note or a
greenback will appreciate the marvellous
accuracy of a machine which can be ad-
justed so that the original cylinder, pass
ing over the engraved plate seven or
eight years after the original engraving,
will cut again into the same lines and
simply deepen the impression. The va
Ration of a thousandth part of an inch in
the adjustment of the cylinder would blur
the plate and ruin it. The cost of trans
ferring from the cylinders alone is about
$50 plate, and that feature of the prepa-
ration of the bond issue would cost the
government fully 5000 The cost
of engraving and printing would
bring the expense of issuing a new
series OF bonds up to about $4,000
The registered bond is about four
teen inches long by six inches wide. The
old coupon bond was eighteen byItwenty-
four inches. This was the size Of the 4
per cent. bond which was to run thirty
years with interest payable every three
months, and which bore 100 coupons. In
the issue of coupon bonds the signature
of the register of the treasury is en-
graved on the coupons. 1t would be i'm
possible for the register to sign 100 coup
ons on each bond. In some Of the heavy
issues of bonds the signature in the body
of the bond has been engraved. But all
of the registered bonds are signed by the
register or his deputy. When these bonds
are issued the initials of the clerk who
entered aud the initials of the clerk who
recorded each bond are written in the
corner of it, so that if there is any mis-
take it can be traced very quickly.
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4. h. SMYTH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
U. ). DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
Savannah, Ga, Nov. 2, 10 D. m.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.

WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was 76', and the minimum 52o
the mean temperature being 90, or 10
above the normal. Heat has increased in
Eastern Texas, throughout the lower
Mississippi valley, lower lake region. New
England and Middle Atlantic states. and
in nearly all sections south of the Ohio
river.
The Montana cold wave has moved
southeastward to Nebraska, causing much
colder weather TO obtain in the upper lake
region, upper Mississippi valley, Western
Arkansas, throughout the Missouri val
ley, Kansas and Nebraska
The barometer pressure continues
slightly above the normal along the At
lantic seaboard and in the East Gulf
states. A shallow barometric trough ex-
tends from the lake region southwest
ward TO the Western Gulf.
During the twentyfour hours ending at
o'clock p. N. to-day generally fair
weather prevailed throughout the cotton
belt.
At O'Clock p m. cloudiuess prevailed
in the lower lake region, Upper Michigan
peninsula, Ohio, Western Tennessee. Mis-
souri, and Middle Indiana, with rain fall
ing at indianapolis. Elsewhere generally
clear weather was reported.
=. Fl. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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THREE FUeIrIvEs CAUGHT.
Detective Wetherhorn Sends Three
Back for Trial in as Many Days.

Within the last three days Detective
WetherhOn has captured three fugitives
from Justice, two of whom he has re-
turned to the officers from their own bail
iwicks, and the other, who is now IN Jail,
is awaiting the arrival Of the sheriff of
Barnwell county, South Carolina, where
he is wanted
II. w. Rice, the latest capture, is want
ed in Barnwell county, near Banwell, for
selling mOrtgaged property, the laws of
South Carolina being very severe with re-
gard to that oifense. Rice has been in
Savannah for some time, and has recently
been living with his family at No. 2l15
Jones street, He will be prosecuted by
Henry Moody, Of Barnwell, who is the
offended party. After the authorities
there discovered Rice's whereabouts a
Iequlsltion was procured from Gov.
Illlman to Gov. Northen, which was
at once recognized by GeOrgia's governor,
and an officer came down to Savannah to
arrest Rice. He had some difficulty in
locating him and put the matter in the
haads of Detective WetherhOrn, who ar
rested him night before last lust as he
was coming home from his work. Rice
was employed at the rOsin yards of the
savannah, Florida and Western railway
Wharves. The sheriff of Barnwell county
80 ~ I'LL Z dIGCI ultA GlbllGL NU-Udy VI 10
morrow.
The day before that Detective Wether-
morn caught II. N Derst, who was wanted
"a Hampton county, South Carolina, for
tne same offense. Derst was a farmer in
TEuat county, and is said to have given a
Zen on his crop to one party, after which
ne SOD the entire crop to another man
9uerl1 John Peoples and Ed Peoples, the
prosecutor in the case. came over for
OJtSJ Wednesday and took him back
"hen he found he had to 20 back and
syand trial for his offense, Derst wanted
" settle the matter at once He was
oapJured aboard the steamer Katie, and
az lhe time had his wife and baby with
IuA, besides his COW and other house
inolu property. When he asked to be al
owed TO settle the matter he exhibited
SI 9raer for Sl3 80 for lot of cotton seed
'Tsnlch he had sold, but he was unaware
.naV me payment of the order had been
o.opped at the time by telegraph. on ac-
Int OF the fact that the seed had been
iESlleu on as portion of his assets.
10 be tried
IA DAY or two ago M. Marshall was
yiiIIAeq over TO the authorities of Jackson
',e' Ia, as a fugitive from Justice.
f'-'ISAall had been indicted by the grand
t-I LOT being implicated in swindling q
c. c. IA Jacksonville, and man named
OA@"ay In that city stood his bond for
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fering from any ailment peculiar to her
sex. Ii she's " rundown or delicate:
il she suffers from dizziness, fainting
spells or nervous disorders, she needs il
just as much. It's a special tonic that
builds her up; a legitimate medicine,
that corrects and cures.
For every " female complaint and
weakness, it is the only remedy so safe
and certain that it can be guaranteed
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in every case,
you have your moi&y back
Nothing else can be just as good for
you to buy.
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MEDICAL.
~ GhUvnsAL gsl.: .s .,- A..es..

$500. Shortly after he was released I'M
der bond Marshall fed. He was caught
here by Detective Wetherhorn and his
deDortation back to Florida followed the
day afterwards. All three of the fugi-
tives returned willingly to the places
where they were wanted, and in the cases
of the latter two it was not found neces-
sary to get any acquisitions
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-03

Mrs. Maria Brooks, of Rochester, has
given $1,000 to Auburn Theological Seminary,
to be added to the general fund and her
daughter. Miss Harriet A, Brooks. has given
$1,000 for the founding of two Scholarships to
bear the name OF her father, the late Rev
Lemuel Brooks. Mr., Brooks was graduated
at the seminary in 1897, and was ever afte.
warm friend and generous benefactor OF the
institution,
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MEDICAL
4 POOR SUBSTITUTE

- - a a - - a -
for a well known
medicine pays more
profit TO a dealer,
when he sells it.
That's the reason he
anneyS you with his
claim that it is " lust
as good. And that
Is one reason why
every woman who
wants DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton should go to a
reliable dealer.
S Every woman does
want il. if she's slIf.
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Tom-Can Joe mix a cocktailf
Jerrv-Well L should smile he can mix II
with forty-seven different drinks In one even
ing.-Detroit Free Press.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words CT mere,
IN this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD. Cash in Advance, each insertion
Everybody who has any want TO supply, &ey-
thing to buy or sell, any business or aoOoHA-
modations TO secure indeed, any wiSh 10
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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/ OST a diamond ear screw between Adler s
II store and Screycn house, or Broughton
street Il, IT Bull Finder please return to
Sc. even house, and suitable reward will be
paid
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


IGOR RENT, most elegantly appointed
A office over store, 100 Bay street. Cheap
to parties who mean business. Collins, Gray
son & Co.
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omciaI Record for the Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight Nov. g. 1898: Generally fair
probably followed oy showers Friday evening;
warmer during the day; cooler Friday nj mt
oV Saturday morning; southerly winds, be
coming northwest Friday night.
Forecast for Georgia; Fair; winds shifting
to north in northwest portion, with colder
weather Friday night in northwest portion.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Go, on Nov 2, 1898 with the normal
for the daV.
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WANTED, a respectable white or colored
w woman to do general house work APP
ply III Gordon street.
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FOUND.
BOARDING.


A FEW young men or a couple can obtain
IN good board and nicely furnished rooms
with "a Jewish family. Apply l46 Hull street.
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| .OST, black pocket-took with bunch Of
II keys, and small sum OF money; reward
offered II keys only are returned to this office
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Personal

Personal.
Ok CENTS silver friendship ring gold SOC.
~ bahy's rings SOC Misses 15c. Plain
gold ring 3d. Handsomely set ring with sap.
phire ruby and pearl "A; diamond solitaire
30; cluster diamond ring $50. Fegeas, the
reliable jeweler, ~ Broughton street
OUR beautifully illustrated marriage jour
~ nal mailed free. Brown Put fishing
Company, No. ? Toledo, O.
before you buy or sell property consult
- Robert II. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer,
No. Bull street.
VIOLET plants, all varieties. cut flowers
and plants. Asparagus, plumosus ferns.
See them at Strong's drug store, 63 Bull
street. George Wagner. florist, Thunderbot
road. Telephone 49S. Orders promptly illed.
GOLD COMFORT-After have treated
- your feet you will wish you had called on
growing tOe-nail. l.. Davis Resident Chirop-
odist 81 Broughton street.
nNERCOATS, oVercoats; 800 unredeemed
~ overcoats a g. p each; 100 at So 90 each,
for sale at The Old Reliable Pawnbroker
House. No. l79 Congress street, T., Muhlberg,
manager.
SOUTHERN Pawnwnbroker and Loan Of
- flee. Arthur Deutsch Proprietor, 15i
Bryan street, between Whitaker and Bar
nard. Liberal loans made on diamonds, jew
elry, watches, clocks, clothing and any other
personal property. All transactions strictly
confidential
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To Build UP
Your system and restore
Z our Strength
luVlgorate your liver and
Purify Your BlOCd
Strengthen your nerves and
Give an Appetite
Take that excellent medicine,
p. p. r.
LPrickiy Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
Abboits East Indian Corn Paint cures all
Corns Warts aud Bunions.
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FALES CLOTHING CO.
WE DON'T KNOW

Any OF the particulars Of our recent
purchase-Adviees from our buyer are
rather vague, except that it is the best
and cheapest he has ever made-This,
coupled with the press dispatches war
rants us in promising that when the
goods are received we will afford our
citizens the greatest and / est oppor-
tunity ever offered TO buy clothing for
littlemoney.
Congratulations were extended us
yesterday that our courage ana enter.
prise should be so great as TO cause
such favorable comment north-we are
OF course gratitied at this, but more
gratihed that we have the opportunity
to offer our customers such great
values.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~-~
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas,
~ John O'DOnovan has applied TO Court OF
Ordinary for Letters Of Administration on the
estate OF HONORIO O'DONOVAN, de-
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom IL may concern TO be and appear be-
fore said court to make objection df any they
have) on or before the first Monday in De-
cember next, otherwise said letters win be
granted.
Witness tho Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 3ist
day Of October, 1893
FRANK T., KEILBACH,
Clerk G.. o.. Q, c.
A IL persons having demands against the
"A estate OF A. @. ULMER late OF Chat
ham county, deceased, are hereby notified TO
render in their demands TO the undersigned
according 10 law.
oct. q, 1898, JAS. T. WELLS
Attorney In fact for Adarehe Timer. Admin
tatriX, "a Bay street, savannah, Ga.
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WANTED Immediately. thorough stove
w and furnace man, must come recon-
mended; good wages to first-class workman.
Lowell & baltimore.
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WANTED, woman, white or colored, do
" cooking, and generally useful; 30
Montgomery street.
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I OST, red pocSetbook, containing papers.
IL Reward If returned to Henry Kramer
Savannah Brewing Company.
I OST, night Nov. !, one gold hair comb;
n liberal reward If delivered at police bar
racks. J. II. w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eOS 600 WORTH OF goods will be sold
'p%-sJs OOO at Is cents on the dollar. The
entire stock OF Megsrs. Clarke Il Daniels is
for sale at M Nathan's. $50 Congress street.
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DUY your wood from Anderson, corner
- Liberty and Randolph Streets. Tele
phone 30
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I OST on wednesday night on Bun street
II between South Broad and Gordon, vel
vet rag containing "A bunch Of keys, Two rings
and other articles Liberal reward II returned
to l15 GWinctt street.
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STRAYED.

N~~NN~~~-~.~~~-~~~-~~~~ ~~~-~-~~~0-~~-@-~-0-~~
GtTRAYED from store yesterday, black
- aud tan dog. Liberal reward II re,
turned to l.. Fr5ids store, Broughton and
Barnard.
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nor SALE, one high-pressure double-ver-
H teal hosting engine, with slot links. II
Is n 1t0-horse power, runs twelve to one on the
drum. IL has four drums working indepen-
dent OF each other, or ali working together. 1t
has eight niger heads all working by friction,
has clutches, dogs, breaks and all fittings
complete, Capable of lifting $4,000 pounds.
5O-horse power boiler goes with it; also
2Ohorse power hosting engine and boiler on
one frame also three stiflegged derrioks,
with 60-foot swing. one steel boom derrick
with a 100foot swing, six breast OF shear der
diameter, sCaffoldinR, trestles. tools, jacks
etc. etc All the above have beendn;use about
Ave months on the Jacksonville custom house
and postotfice and can be had at your own
price. Address or call on W. @. Green Com
pany, Jacksonville, Fla.
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All that tract or parcel OF land containing
14ONl56 feet on the northwest corner OF Mid
dieton and Won Bergen streets on which
rooms. Also all that tract or parcel OF land
containing l05xi20 feet lone acre. on the south
east corner OF Morgan and Collins streets.
The above property has been assessed at
81 200. The houses are insured for 81 600 The
southern Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton made loan OF 81 100 on the said prop
erty at per cent, to be paid back In monthly
installments OF Sl7 50, The sum OF $3.50 has
been paid back in said installments leaving
balance due said loan association after Nov.
/, 1923, OF $3.50 The equity amounts to 81 $50,
as valued by said assessors. Now then this
the said equity will be sold to the highest bid
der, purchaser assuming the said indebted.
ness OF $3.50 TO the Southern Home Building
and Loan Association.
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TTNO RENT, store and cellars, with dwelling
Il over store corner Jefferson and South
Broad Street lane; also three story brick
dwelling, corner Jefferson and Henry street.
Apply TO II. Schroeder AZ Broughton street.
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LILAT Of four rooms with use Of bath and
u gas; 3a Charlton street.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
ROOMS TO RERT.

L1LAT OF four rooms, also hall room an
Il basement. 1913 South Broad
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NOR RENT two rooms in English base
Il ment facing park extension. singly or
en- suite Suitable for doctors ONCE or gen
tlemen bedrooms. Board II desired. Refer
exchanged Address s. r., care News. =
I ARGE. neatly furnished rooms with bath,
IL for gentlemen or light housekeeping 80
Congress street.
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EOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, brewery, electric light. cotton
a factory and other securities. Austin X.
Myres, Broker, ia Bryan street
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A GENTS, salary or commission The great
N est invention Of the age The new pat
cnt chemical ink erQslng pencil. Sells on
sight. Works like magic A .ents are making
from s25 to Sl25 per week ror further rar.
ticulars write to the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co.
box Ssl, Lacrosse, Wis.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, reliable middle aged woman to
w do some city canyassing. Apply 80
State street.
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HOUSES AND sTOREs EOR REM.


NOR RENT cheap. Groom house, No. 24l
II Montgomery street northwest corner Of
Duffy, just renovated throughout. Two lines
OF electric cars pass the door, giving quick
f. Brooks, guardian, Miller minors, 1897 Bay
street.
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WANTED, good travelling men for Geor-
W gia, South Carolina and Florida. Ad-
dress with references George A, Smith, Gen
eral Manager, Exchange Bank building,
Macon Ga
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HE LAUGHS AT "FH1RrEEN."

Has an Office on the 18th Floor, Is
Rooms in the Suite and Carries a
6I3D Charm
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YOUNG man wanted in every county to nail
L up signs and distribute circu ars. Good
pay. Send stamp. Calhoun County Adver
Using Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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nor RENT. an elegant new 8room resi-
IL ience on Anderson street between Paul
sen and Harmon streets facing south. hot
and cold water, electric Il ghts and all modern
conveniences. Lowell g. baltimore
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HOUSES Avn sroRrs roR RENT


IL OUSE, rooms and bath, Montgomery
Il near Duffy street; $500 Apply J. A
Thomas Bro.
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LHOR RENT, % CASTOR street. Apply DR.. 1.
II y. Wells. Possession Immediately.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
AT AUCTION,
EQUITY IN TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
AT POOLER.
EDW. W. BROWN 6 CO., AuctIunsers.

On TUESDAY, Nov. Z, 1898 at II O'Clock, In
front OF the Court House door, terms cash,
we will sell to the highest bidder,
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SHOES.

OHUEo.
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