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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-16
sYLvANIA sIFrINGs.
The People Anxious to Have a Bad
Trio JAILED.

| Trio jailed.
/ SYLvAvIA, GA, March I5.-The Teacbs
ers' Institute for the county was organized
/ here last Saturday. The sessions will be
/ held the first Saturday in each month. and
/ will consist Of discussions on she various
! school subjects, intersys-sad with music and
/ recirBtlOns by some of our young lady
teachers, of whom there are a witching
number IN the county.
The firm Of p & T. Mock OF this place
has been dissolved by the withdrawal or
the latter. Their general mercantile busi-
ness will be continued by T. A. Mock alone.
The camp meeting shed at historic old
JscksonbOro. five miles above here, has been
completed and was yesterday turned over
to the committee. The camp meeting will
be held this year probably about the latter
part Of August.
THREE BLACK DESPERADOES.
The three negro outlaws. Charley Pierce.
Bully CAN'T and Richard Jones, who shot
S. c. jenkins at Herschmen's lake, in this
county, and have committed various other
depredatons, have teen camped in an Old
church about mile and a half below Syl-
vania for the last few nights-so it is re-
ported among the cOlored people. Sons
negro children on their way to school saw
aud recognized them. They were al heavily
armed and drew their pistols upon the
children, who Immediately ran away. By
the time the officers hear OF their where
ebOuts the desperadJes are in another pOr-
ton of the county. and thus far 1t has
been impossible to come upon them. IL is
also reported that they have recently been
reinf rced by Tom kendricks, another
noted and dangerous outlaw. 1t will be re-
membered by many that the latter was
surrounded in house in Emanuel county
some months ago by Sheriff Brooker Of
this county and posse from Millen, who
set fra ID the house and then waited with
guns IA hand for Hendricks to run out.
VI heu tue fire grew too warm for
MIN the negro shouted to his besIegers
that he was coming and then made such a
sudden and desperate sally, shooting his
rifle into their midst as he came, that there
was great confusion, and in the midst Of it
all he escaped after shooting the marshal OF
Millen In the leg. A petition has been sent
she governor asking that a reward be
offered for the capture of this gang and the
people viii feel much easier when they are
QuRrtered 10 lail
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SESSION OF THE SENATE.

Nothing Done Except to Receive the
Make up Of the Committees.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The open ses-
sion of the Senate to-day was comprised
within the space of half an hour Meeting
at noon and disposing Of some morning
business, an executive session was ordered
and while in executive session q recess was
taken till $3.50 o'clock SO as to give time to
the republican caucus to complete its party
assignments TO committee places When
the Senate reassembled MIR. German, acting
for the democratic majority, offered a reso.
luton declaring the constitution of the
standing and select com mittees, and that
resolution was agreed to. The Senate then
adjourned till tomorrow.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
the following resolution Of the Massachu-
sets legislature:
Resoiued Thstit is the sense Of this general
court that it is expedient that the Hawaiian
Islands should be annexed TO the United States
and that the interests of the United States,
commercially ana strRtegically, will be pro.
NOTED thereby.
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ALL ABOUT ABBEvILLE.

James a. Carsweu Badly Hurt in the
Last OF a Series of Accidents
ABBEvILLE. GA, March 15.-James A,
Carswell, brother of w. b. Carswell, one OF
the proprietors of the Georgia pine single
mills, suffered a serious accident yesterday
and is in a critical condition. He was
struck on the head by the lever of an OK
lumber cart ami knocked senseless. Blood
oozed from his ears, eyes. nose and mouth,
and long, deep cash was cut 10 the back
of his head by falling on a log. NotWith-
standing bis serious condition, the attend
ing surgeons have hopes of his recovery.
This was the elimination OF a series of
accidents which have recently befallen Mr.,
Carswell. On Monday his horse ran away
with him, threw him from the buggy and
dragged him fifty yards, scratching his face
lightly. On Tuesday he was attacked by a
bull. who lifted him with his horns aud
threw him into the air.
Two negro women escaped last night
from the Ocmulgee Brick Company's con.
Wet camp.
A. T. Baker, a late proprietor Of an Alb.
beville liquor saloon, has opened a wine
beer and pool saloon here, and will not
probably, be molested, as there seems to be
no law against the sale of beer and wine in
this county,
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FLORIDA's PYrHIANs.
The Grand Lodge OF the State in
Session at Ocale.

The Grand Lodge OF the State in
Session at Ocale.
OCALA, FLA, March 15.-Promptly at
1870 o'clock this morning the Knights Of
Pythias were escorted to the opera house.
E. c. Hood, commander of the Ocala lodge.
introduced Mayor MoConashy. who, on be-
half Of the city, welcomed the state grand
lodge and delegates most cordially
W. r. O'Neil of Orlando, grand master
Of the state, made happy response.
Sir knight r. A Burford spoke words of
welcome for OcaIa lodge, to which ]. w.
Hodge of Gainesville made an eloquent and
beautiful reply.
w. w. Blackwell of Louisville. XIV. Gill;
preme chancellor Of the world being called
on made a beautiful address, capturing ali
hearers.
Tonight the rank is having a prize drill
reception aud dance.
Supreme Chancellor Blackwell will. by
special request. make formal address tc
the convention and people Of Ocala.
Every Knight of PYthias lodge In the
state is preseDted-twenty-six Las
years membership in the state was III
This year it is 1881 The uniform RAJ
numbers nearly 300. Col. Max Myerson OIL
Sanford. the state commander, is here.
The election Of officers takes place to.
night.
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SHOES.

To-Day the Hotel Waldorf
ill be opened in New York
rity.
Over $4,000 have been ex-
,onded in the interior deco.
atoms and furnishing. Early in
ne Summer William Waldorf
-Astor will bring over in char
cred steamer the Prince Of
Wales and the Dukes of Devon
hire and Westminster, who will
De his guests at the Waldorf
Such a royal party will put high
sO~;c-'- - - 0-4+er
Hosts of buyers are in a 1ut.
ter over our sale of 50 90 La.
dies Kid Button Boots. Those
who have tried them will have
no others; those who have not
need only try one pair to be
convinced that they are the
best. BYCK Bros, IL Whita.
ker street.
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MRAa MENTION.
The Preachers of the Eastman District
TO Meet Next " eek.

The Preachers of the Eastm An District
TO Meet Next " eek.
McRAE, GA, March l5.-The young peo-
pie of MoRae are getting ready for another
big entertainment for the night of March
"a. The orchestra from Cochran will fur
nish the music and it will be a first class en-
tertainment. 1t will be given in favor of
the South Georgia College.
The preachers of the Eastman district
(Methodist) will hold meeting here next
week-a consultation meeting. There will
be twenty-five or thirty present. Rev. Z. G.
Hines will preach the opening sermon on
next Tuesday night.
The Methodist parsonage is about COM
plete. The pastor will move iuso 1t in a
day or two. l. Is a comfortable and COM
modious house.
A cold wave struck the town last night,
and it is nearly down TO freezing this morn
ing, but clear.
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Fisherman's Luck in Florida.


The largest catch Of fish that has been
made In Florida by any party in a single
day this season was made by number Of
guests of Mrs. II. b. Plant on Tampa bay
last Saturday. MIR. aud Mrs. Plant took
with them on the steamer Margaret Gen.
Alger and family, Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan,
DR.. q. Durant of New York and number
Of others from the Tampa Bay hotel. of
Egmont Key they took in thirty minutes
SOB pounds OK fish, no single Weighing more
than thirty pounds.
Mrs. Logan aud Miss Frances AIger each
took two fish at once on one line, Mrs.
Logau's weighing twenty-four pounds for
the two and one of Miss Algers weighing
twenty-five pounds. The largest fish OF the
day was taken by Mrs. Plant, who is noted
as a successful tarpon fisher. Yesterday
Mir. and airs. Plant took anot her party on O
fishing cruise to st. Petersburg and other
on Tampa bay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE L.ADIE s.

MRS. 3. o. BAKER will hold free reception
at Mrs. Solomons'. "a Bull street. ali day Thurs
day and Friday for ladies. Those wishing to
know more OF this way TO health, OF which Mrs
Baker so earnestly speaks, cordially invited to
attend.
In leaving the city Saturday Mrs Rsker leaves
the work in the hands Of MISS IDA FESMORE,
York STRAIT
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A Marion County BOARD.

OCALA, FLA. March 15.-At meeting Of
B. A. Weathers, Judge McConathy, Dixon
Irvine, w. f. Allen. George G. Matthews,
NJ. l.. Payne aud H. W. Long, appointed by
name members for the new county board Of
public instruction, Judge McConathy.
Squire Benson Of Lake Weir, and A. k.
Griffen Of Orange Lake, we're nominated.
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No News From the Naronic.

NEW YORK, March 15.-The White Star
Line freighter Naronio has been out Just
thirty-two days from Liverpool without
being seen or heard from and the agents Of
the line in this city admitted this morning
that they had given her up as lost. The
British underwriters are asking 80 guineas
per cent upon the vessel
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NOTICE.

CITY OF SAVANNAH, OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
March 2, 1898 (
Bids will be received at the ofice Clerk OF
Council until " o'clock N. March IS, 1898. for
placing lightning rods on the prison and stable
at Police Station, and repairing the rods on the
Police Barracks so as 20 put the same In good
condition. The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Committee on Police.
+. e. REBARER
Clerk Of Council.
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NOTICE

l have taken DIR. JULIUS C. LEHARDY, JR.,
into copartnersaip; the junior to attend to gen
eral practice and surgery the senior to con
sultation aud Office practice
J. =. LEHARDY, NJ d.
Office 40 Abercorn street.
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A Central Railroad Case Continued.
MACON, Ga, March 15.-Judge Speer to-
day confined the case of Conner VS. the
Macon, Dublin and Savannah railroad until
the April term Of the United States court.
There was no conference between the
judgeland the Central engineers to-day, al
though 1t was declared there would be one
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-16

Tailor-How shall cut these trousers for
you
Old soak-FuI in the waist and-tight
in the legs.-Trttth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THAT RESIDENCE ON THE PARK,
FACES EAST ON WHITAKER STREET.
Is BETWEEN WALDBURG AND NEW
HOUSTON.
That is the property which intend to sell
AT AUCTION.
Why right in the house-that is to say, ION
the premises. " No. 2is Whitaker street.
WHYl
Because there is nothing in the house to be
ashamed Of.
Because it must be seen 10 be appreciated.
Because there are more conveniences and
aids to comfortable living in this house than
any other il the market
Because no one would expect to find com
bined in one house so many points Of merit
WHENl
On THURSDAY. March %. 1888, at four
o'clock In the afternoon.
TERMS!
Well, watch the future advertisements. They
(the termsJ will surprise you.
c. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
The Progress., 1893-07-15
A Good Suggestion
ITO The ProgresS.l !

Doyline, La, July 3, 1S93.-I saw
in The PRoGrrss of July l an extract
headed Home Market referring to
the producers Of home products Of
Bossier parish such Things as will
bear transportation. You said one
trouble was that enough never has
been raised to Justify either railroads
and shippers TO take boil Of it and
give us such rates as would enable u,
to rai,e it; but if We would raise
enough 20 in-tiiy them t, take hold
Of it. tuat it would pay IL better than
cotton. Give us something else he
fore cotton, for | have tried it till /
am convinced that there j. uo money
The Progress., 1893-07-15

| feel indignant, sir, because l am
made an object of comparison with
sundry depraved specimens of the
genus homo. For instance, a few
days ago a man sat at my masters
fireside and squirted tobacco juice all
over my mistress nice, clean floor.
OF course the lady was highly indig-
nant, and don't blame her; but when
l heard her tell my master, with her
eyes blazing fire. that the man was a
regular hog, 1 felt indignant myself
For why should she call him a hog
Why, wouldn't touch bit of their
nasty tobacco if was starving, and if
l did take any ! would eat it, and not
make surroundings filthy by ejecting
the juice from my mouth. l know i
am only hog, but L don't take into
my mouth anything except what i
want to eat.
Another case: The hired man came
home from town one day so drunk be
could scarcely move; when he at
tempted to feed me he tumbied into
my sty, and 1 had to root him out OF
the way to get my corn. Now, /
never in my life acted in any such
disgraceful way; so what on earth did
my master mean when he told the
hired man that he acted like a hog
Why / wa, so mad at the insult to
my kind that grunted as hard and
vehemently as 1 could. Of course
being only a hog, 1 couldn't swear, as
a man would have done; but the idea
of my getting drunk, as that fool of 6
hired man didl Why, then he tumbled
into my pen and his bottle of whis
isky fell out of his pocket and broke,
do you suppose l would touch the
nasty stuff! Not much. l prefer gooC
wholesome swill Farmers Review.
The Progress., 1893-07-15

The soil is bank you cannot cJn-
tinue to draw on forever without
making a deposit.
The variety dance houses throughout
the State have pretty generally con-
cluded to disregard public sentiment
and municipal laws, and continue to
do business at their old stands. 1t is
stated that they have employed emf
nent counsel to aid them in defying
the laws, and that they will fight all
cases brought against them to the
bitter end.
TIE great $4,000 acre Dolores stock
ranch. i'll Zavalla county, was sold out
under mortgage foreclosure last week.
1t was bought in by bondholders for
$4,000 The fences, buildings. wells,
tanks and wind mills went for nothing
aud the land at 5Si cents jper acre.
The company borrowed too much
money.
A car window inspection of crops for
two hundred miles south from Dallas,
shows fine prospect for corn. fair
prospect for cotton, some oats, some
sorghum. and some fourishing grass
and weeds Herewith. In large fields
OF cotton the drill is as thick set with
crab-grass as dogs back is with hair,
and the Mexican pero is not alluded
to in the comparison. The cool
weather and the surplus rains have
made the cotton plants hide their
sallow leaves beneath the fresher
green of the grass. Some of the cot
ton might as we'll be plowed mp and
planted over-in corn or something
else. There will be large crop of
corn produced. We might guess,
also, at the future, but please e1-
cuse tis.. h"'
/ Don't send your fruit to market
packed so loosely that they rattle
around in the boxes. You will Ger.
tainly suffer loss if you do. The
choicest fruit poorly packed will ar
rive in market in condition to bring
the price of second or third class fruit.
Don't fail to pack well, and never put
| in soft or decsying specimen.
Melon vines will grow rapidly this
month, and to prevent being rolled
into heaps, they will need ballssting
This is easily done by placing a hoe
full or two of dirt on the vines few
inches from the growing tips. This
process will need repeating every
week or two till the vines are loaded
with fruit. Ballasting, as we suggest
The Progress., 1893-07-15

The editor Of this journal an
nounces that it is now in order, and
thut he IS ready 70 receive the con-
gratulations of his friends. The rea-
son Of this is the arrival at his house
last Tuesday of girl and boy, who
will bear his name in the future -
Farmerville Gazette
There is nothing very unusual in
this, children generally bear their
fathers name.
The Progress., 1893-07-15
Unstable SALE.

No. 3511-M. Moch for use +. Frankel
vs.. Peter McClelland.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
TO me in the above entitled and num-
bercd suit 10y Hon. G.. ID. Hicks. Justice
of the peace in and for the An ward of
Caddo parish. La, have seized and will
sell mt public auction ut the Texas street
front door Of the Caddo parish court
house between the legal hours of sale on
SATURDAY, JULY -, 1893.
the following described property. to-wit:
Eight (S) acres of land in west half % of
the northeast quarter "a of section six
teen O6), township seventeen 0D, range
fourteen OD, in Caddo parish, La, as
per deed recorded i'm Book of Convey
ances No. II, page 5ll, of the Recorders
Office OF OaGdo parish.
Terms of sale cash. subject to appraise
meDt. &. W. KELLY,
Constable.
The Progress, June 10, 1893.
The Progress., 1893-07-15
WORLDS FAlR.

Tho Cotton Belt Railway will sell
tickets to Chicago ana relyrE, ON ac-
count Of the Worlds Fair at rate Of
434 %. Selling from April - 10 Octo-
Der 81 inclusive. good to return until
November l.. lSJ3
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Ie added advantage

has the added advantage
Of causing the vines to
root themselves whore the
dirt Is placed upon them, and greatly
increases the power Of the vines to
draw moisture and food from the
Soii.-Trya- larm and n,.cl
The Progress., 1893-07-15
A cultured and patriotic friend hand

ed me the following general order. clip
ped from the Louisiana Review. with
/ the request that reproduce If Tn.
Grand and noble sentiment +. cypr,....
will stimulate every reader. and its
+ worthy of a wild. dissemination.
/ Ucaduuar.cr- Louisiana Division.
. United C,nr,dcrat, v.,y OrIrap, T.,.
. /. 1903. General order No. ,: Tn, or.
oauilaiinp or fla United C,ur.G.ra'
Veterans wa, DESIGNED to keep alivs i'm
lbr breasts of tbo-n who worc tine yrg,y
the sweet and haIlowcd memories of the
pa,i. n.aid tbn widows and orph3u- ,l
the dead. to caro- r,r I'm IA, hour of need.
tn, SCARED. MANNED and d,crcpit Of
our now fast ,ripDinr ranks: ouromot,,
and cultivat. IN, social and moral vir-
tues Of m, living: TO bind togctherwith
bands stronger than steel the ties OF
tI,o-. win, .,,,d -hourd,I. osho,,ldr, I'm
IN. d,v- Of heroic deeds. Fl, raip, IN lis
true Iirht IN. history of IN, lat, war:
to rive aIik. to both sides. TN. blue and
the GRAY. tb. lust need of praise and
honor. and each succeeding year 10
clothc the graves Of the gray with the
"wii,0w and tears" The blue with tine
"csrs. and laurel" And IN order to
carry ont This lao1abln aud honorable
undertaking it is necessary a"t d.-ir-
.al.r fIa' every observation-disclosures
Iiv-rg within the State e. Louisiana
should enroll and attach himself 20
som, cucawum.ut already formed. or
..y.rl lim-.l. ,p form new cucumpmrnt-
and report TO the adiutant general of
the Louisiana Division at Few ORLEANS.
Then i'm the uau, of the sacred dead
.appcal 10 yoa. thyir living comrades. TO
perform this most noble and bouudcn
duty. and thus keep alive the brave and
heroic deeds of your fallen comrades, so
dear to our memories BY order
GEORGE - WATTS
Najor-1'nefai Ohl'eo I'hIe"era'e ct
Grams, louisiana DIVISION.
I. i. MACON
AdJutani-Oentra' ana 'hIeI o' 9'a"'
tf
The following excerpt from letter
received from the earnest and energetic
president of the "Women's Christian
Temperance Union" Of Alexandria. will
he apor,cfatrd bv every mcmbarof this
mobile cause. and pcrhaps stimulate work
Of thi. kind I'm shreveport. / believe
p there j. a Union here:
ann 50 carried away Witlt' 'ca-
of our picnic that cannot refrain from
:
telling you about IT.. We had an attend
anc, Of about three hundred aud open
The Progress., 1893-07-15

FO2 SALE,CHEAP

\ r.w roaj-cart with umbrella and
weather apron. Been in Use only twelve
days. Apply at thi, Office.
The Progress., 1893-07-15

Send your job work to The Proc
REss Office. An accomplished printer
has charge of this department vino
does neat work at reasonable rates.
The Progress., 1893-07-15
NYRNA'S REALM
WEEKLY CHIT-CHAT,

i IUE announcement that sam
IE ,orc- va- really coming TO
| wv shreveport had 'hn usual cf-
| 2 eyerybody begun to talk sam
g. some said they would give q
'O% g.r IN hear him preach. " but not
'o 10 hear him "Icctme." privately
U....ed the opinion that B Thought it
.,5 n, hard to draw line between a
-, lone. lecture and a sam Jones ser
but bav, rcca-t this opinion since
..;rg his lecture ON Hone deliver
"a, the First Methodist church on the
:, inst The difference lies princi-
anv in the lacl, OF soul that me- puts
| tho lecture. and ion tine financial a--
pct Of the two.
IN the lecture the matter of gain il
.ho,t evenly balanced between sam
rooos and his audience jha sermon
,.r.,..i- I'm s..r.r. of fn. auaf.uc..
4 very large wulicrc. greeted h.n Oh
. '',' ,t.,r.. r.ra-fn1. r,,nr5,-
n' ~ -, ,.,... .,... of ..c-.f,.
hoocb ,bo refined element prcdom'u-
aied.
Truly sam Jonn, j.. q wonderful man.
md occsutrir genius with "a marvellous
m.cnetism. Imagine a man of medium
.,o,,re well proportional and ,olidlv
h,nt. with not a1 ouGc. Of weight T.
.rare. A fine. bat not faul,lcss head.
handsome brow. bright searching black
eves straight clean cut nose. firm de
..t.i,o obin and q moutl-well-a full
p.oL mustarl, covers this tcll-tal,
to,,,re but doe, not conceal the line,
80, ,,,,ive away" the manly beauty Of
IA, ongbt to he a very handsome face
and vou hay. NV mental "proor'' OF
Gam 1one. nhvs;caIlv. LISA business
.oo aud vn,id .r.rin~ly orgr, thr
honeb more than thu uulpft. lie ha.an
s,oallart voir.. and whether used in
o,,bo. or mimicry. amer or humor. Is
,lwoys nlsasapf ,o ths car.
r ,.,-;..i1. ..,.l. n,i,,, ...,,,,,,
,,-,.:.. t-......,.l... ~ -.
~ -. -. a..
~lvation of souls. seldom reached by
,,v mombar of hi, mobile prof,-.ion. I
do NOT believe that he saves more souls
tha,, any other pr-acher. but certainly
ba reocbe. lower down and ouicken-
the well nicb doad .piritual vitality of
aelass of soul. that no other preacber
could toucb. parhaps. because such a
elas. would not como within earsbot OF
apv other nreacber. Personally he doe.
NOT reach ms reliriou-ly at all. and if
had no r,liOion he could not rive me
one but the more think OF his delin.
cation of "Home" in its several aspects
phvs;cal intellectual and moral tbf
more appreciate his peculiar power
for good His picture of a clean. happ,
home was so parfect and simple. and 8
easy IN attain that the bumbIest mind
in the bumble.t circumstances coulo
appreciate II and ba stimulated 70 tr,
10 make sucb a beno
H. ,.,. -. -. a, IL a,,5i
..ao S~'S - ~, -, - - - :.
they failed IN accsnt and annreciare II
the worse for them. He is a brain,
genins. .no doubt about that
bu,at times l. certainly illogica1 Fo,
instance. be said .manv a man i nov
in adrupkard's crave put there by
what his wife gave him to eat. Let {
husband -. L. - hoai,sa., a,d 90
three or four biscuits that YOU coulC
knock yearlinc down with after the,
are cold, and few slices of fat bacor
Boating around in sea of grease. anC
&eoclock a. m. he will have 10 take 4;
drink Of whisky or something else. fo,
The Progress., 1893-07-15

Job work of latest designs and fin
ish done at The PEoGEEss Office on
.hort notIcs
The Progress., 1893-07-15
FOR RENT.

Two small cottages. on Lacy street.
for rent at very reasonable rates. Ap-
ply 90 FRANK i. HICKS.
The Progress., 1893-07-15
LIGHTING FREEZERs,

The best freezers in tie market at
The Fair
The Progress., 1893-07-15

Advertise in The PRoeREss If you want
family trade.