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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
KILLED BY A FALL.
Minneapolis Workingman Meets
a. Violent Death,

A MlnneaDOIIS W OFhlHSIlIQu 11CCOS
Violent Death.
Nels Anderson, an employe of FL. F.
Brown & Co., was found dead in The
lumber yard of that firm near Eight
eenth avenue north, yesterday after
noon about 5 O'Clock. Coroner Spring
was notified, who viewed theeremains
and ordered them taken to Connolly's
morgue, where a post mortem will be
held this forenoon. 1t was at first thought
Anderson had died from sunstroke.
but an examination of the body showed
that he had fallen from pile of lum-
Der, as one of his legs was lacerated.
the skin being torn away the whole
length of the limb. The man had been
at work during the forenoon in COM
pany with another employe and seemed
to be in his usual health. He was not
seen during the afternoon. Anderson
was about fifty years old and boarded
on Plymouth avenue. between First
and Second streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
WILL BE A GREAT DAY.
Germans. Hoosiers and Arkansanl
Celebrate Thursday.

10 OOTOUH "CO L II VI si"ys
CHICAGO, June 13.-The Germans and
German Americans are going to cele-
brate next Thursday. 1t has been des-
ignated as German day, and it is ex-
pected that at least 100000 Germans and
German Americans will visit the fair
then. The day has also been called
Indiana day and Arkansas day, and
the state buildings Of those states will
be dedicated at that time. These
events will probably bring $4,000 people
extra, and with the every day visitors
it is believed by the managers of the
fair there will be near 100000 people on
the grounds. Ex-President Harrison is
to be the orator of the day for Indiana,
Carl SchurZ for the Germans and Gov.
FiShback for Arkansas.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Prescott appointed committee to pre-

Prescott appointed committee to pre-
pare a protest against the ap-
pointment of G. w. Edwards, of
Wilmington, Del. as public printer.
Later the rules were suspended and
the proposed protest was taken up. The
discussion waxed very warm, ,and finally
resulted in the adoption of resolution
condemning the appointment. 1t was
resolved to telegraph copy of the resO-
lutions to President Cleveland. Ed
wards, it is alleged, is an enemy of
union labor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
ANTITRUST BOLTERs.

Official Proceedings to BE Pub
lished in a Populist Organ.
Topeka, Kan., June 19.---The Topeka
Advocate, the official organ of the
Farmers Alliance and of the Peoples
party of Kansas, will tomorrow publish
the official report of the meeting held
by the bolting delegates after
the adjournment of the antitrust con-
gress recently held at Chicago. The
report will say that the convention was
packed with delegates favorable to the
railway. coal and other monopolies. and
accuses the Chicago press of suppressing
the news Ill the bolters' convention at
the instance of the monopoliSts.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Agreed on a Referee.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, June 13.-The
managers of the Yale and Harvard
navies have settled upon q. l..
Reeves, of New York, as the ref
cree for the annual race at New
London, which takes place June 80. Mr..
Reeves is graduate Of Columbia and
Cambridge, England, and an authority
on rowing He acted as referee In the
Yale Harvard race last year.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Russian officers Coming West

Russian Officers Coming West.
New YORK, June 18.-During the
coming week party of twelve Russian
officers will start for Chicago on spe-
cial train, which is now being prepared
for them by the Pennsylvania railroad
company. Half of them will remain In
Chicago for several days, while the rest
will explore the wonders of Yellow
stone park. The Grand Duke Alex
apdaS will ha ana of the party.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Reached the 100000 Mark.

CHICAGO, June 13.-There was an I'M
mense crowd at the fair today, and with
the additional crowd which came out to
see the night electrical display, the
bureau of admissions estimated the paid
attendance at 100000. The weather ap-
pears to be settled for the summer, and
the worlds fair managers are confident
of the financial success of the enter
priCp
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Bank Failure at Everett.

SNoHoMIsH, Wash, june 13.-The
Bank of Everett posted notice on its
doors this morning announcing
that it had made an assign
ment for the benefit of its cred
itors. The institution was doing bust
ness under the state law with nom
inal capital of $4,000. Its paid-up cap.
ital was $4,000. 1t is understood that
the liabilities are about $4,000; assets
SS7 O00
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Rarharians to Parade.

CHICAGO, June 13.-There will be a
strange procession at the exposition
grounds Saturday morning. All the
barbarians and savages of the Midway
PlaIsance are going to parade. Eact
variety will have its native band and al
will be dressed in the fantastic cos
tunes of their native wilds.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Worked in Sections.

CHICAGO, June 13.-The congress of
charities, corrections and philanthropy
worked in sections today. The time
was wholly occupied in the reading of
papers. At this evenings session the
relations of public and private charities
were the subject of discussion, and ad-
dresses were made by number of
nhilanthrnniStS
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Tammany Burst a Hoof:

NEW YORK. June 13.-Marcus Daly's
four-year-old colt Tammany yesterday
burst the hoof of his right fore leg,
while under training for the Suburban.
The accident will necesstate his retire
ment from the track for some time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
ALBA WIPED OUT.
Every Business House in Michi-
gan Town Burned.

gan Town Burned.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 49,
Alba, village of 800 population in An
trim county, was totally destroyed by
fire this afternoon. The fire started
in Devrie's large saw mill and
licked up every business house except
the Exchange hotel. The Grand Rapids
d Indiana depot and the postoffice were
burned. The wires are now down and
no communication with the town can be
had,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
CHINA WILL RETAIL ATE.

Importation of Kerosene to Be
Prohibited.
VICTORIA, Be, June 13.-The steam
ship Empress, of japan, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, arrived today.
Mail advises state that the Chinese
government will retaliate on the
United States for the Geary act by
prohibiting the importation of kerosene.
The papers predict that other prohiDi-
tions will follow. A terrible earthquake
and volcanic explosion in the interior
of Japan is reported with the loss of
hundreds of lives.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
FIREMEN GALORE
Are Called Before Hennepin
County's Grand Jury.
Foreman Donaldson mixed cooler
4 M0tker's DMtY.

Watch your daughters
physical development.
Nature has provided a time
for publication, and if the
channels are obstructed, the
entire system is poisoned, and
misery comes.
Irregularities from any
cause, at any age, are sure
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
Protest Against Edwards.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-At today's ses-
E.union convention RfAMdaht W4-B,
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14

Iassitude, and irritability.
Remove the trouble at once,
or a whole life will be sacrificed.
Lydia z. Plmkham'S VegS-
table Compound will accom-
plish the work speedily.
" 1t is the most effective rem
edy for irregular or suspended
action known to the world. =
Mrs. CAas. Hines, Boz 2I2,
Du1aca11n0n, Pa.
All druggists sell it. Address In confidence,
LYDIA E PINKHAM MID. Co., LYNN, MASS,
Mrs. Pinkha I,,' e LIVER Pills. rs aapt&
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14

indications OF
organic trouble.
" With irreg-
ularities come
disturbances of
the S t o m &C h
and kidneys, vi
olent h e a d.
aches, shooting
pains, extreme
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14

The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.
Allow five per cent interest on six
mouths deposits.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14

1t f. near at hand. BE I'm style
and carry a coin. These souvenirs
an be had at the Globe Ofnces
, 1893-06-05
.(sFortiesuu9 foIQt.)

G9ef3IteBung i'm n0rbz
8orneo. Sci ben 8ulunS in
gforDbprneo e~rfolgen bic @6el9lteBungen
i'm l1rtpaI6e II in @egentpart Der 3tpci be-
tbetli9ten SamtIten, bo9 obne iebe begIetz
tenoe Seitltcbfeit. Ser babel beobabtete
0titus beitebt nur 6artn, OaB Dem 8raut>
poare nit etnem b0l3ernen Wteiier elm Iei6z
ter 6tb in Die Ba6e bei8ebracbt miro,
gtacboem bas Dor ben 3eugen gei6eben
itebeIt Der junge @bemann NIT ms 8atcrz
bau8 Der 8raut iiber, no ct u ais Saz
.mtliennttt9lte6 gilt.
= Die erite 1mibtffung 2tfrtfa's fan6
lnter benz agpptti6en &0ntge gtecbo ftatt
(6lO-595 b. Gbr,), Der pb0nt5ticben S6ifz
fern befabl, bonn NotDen Wteere aus gu
fabren unb ourcb Die SGulen bc5 0erfuleS
COteerenge bon @tbraltar) 3uriif3utebren,
SIN britten Sabre no9 i6rer Q(bfobrt famen
ite ptrtlicb auf bem Oor9el1riebenen g8ege
ipieoer nab 2tegppten lnb ba fife, mach ibrer
@r8Gblung BET 0ero6ot, auf i6rem ftbnen
93u8e Die Sonne CUR 9tccbten gebabt babert,
10 mitlien ite auf ieOen 8au ben 4equator
Iberl3ritten baben.
, 1893-06-05

- Cine nd6tIibe 1teberraI6ung, DIS
Der 8erlagsbucbbGnbler Gampe in Sam
burg bas Manuitrtpt bon @naitaitus
@riin's uSbutt" unb vSpa3ier9dnge zines
@tener 8oeten" erbalten bate, blGtterte CT
6arin, quote Bic N9ieln unb Ieate es BET
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mabnt, bat er einen Itterartiden Sreun6,
Oob etnmal 3u ieben, ytpas an Dem 3eug
iei". SIS mar ipdt obenbs, ber Treun6
Las Bic @ebtbte ioglei6, unb ais er fertig
mar, lief er in Bic Scbouenbur9er Safe;
es mar atpei rbr gtadbts, 9an5 6omburg
i6nar9te unb Ga1npe e~benfaIs; Ser
Sreuno aber bonnerte an oie Saustbir
unb rief aus 2etbestrdften: vGampe !!
Campo Seer Nlte metnte Q(nfangs, er
trGume, balb aber ermunterte Ct iib.-
r@ampe! @ou1pe!" rtef es bon bet StraBe
berauf. Oftt Ser ipeiBen Nadbtmiibe altf
Dem &opfe elite Der @erufene b~eitir3t ans
Seniter: rg8as lit los?" fragile er,-v@ott,
Gampe, tpaS btit Ou fir Elm Giell" REF eS
nnterr. = v8a8?"-rSa mobl, Elm 8Hffel
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&ameel fra8t no6! Beil 0u bic @ebicbte
BON Grin nibt i6on Dor einem balben
Sabre gebruGt bait"
, 1893-06-05
abennhlatt Der 9lttota atnats- 8ett1taes atnmtae. 8. aaent 1898.

g efliigeI, Ieben6ige: Gurfe1 9
c.; 6ibner: 6ennen 103@11c, 6Gbne
6@7c; @nten 100; @Gnie, l~eben6ige
nit BEN sansen Te6ern, $3.O005.00 per
9ubenb. Spring GbifenS" 100000
baS 9bb.
Gentle E: Wfobiler @eiBfraut 1926
@2.50; 0outitaner 3.25@3.50; rotbe o6er
gelbe3niebcln 81. 5001.7 10 berSaf Mobrz
riiben 65(075c, bas &tit9en; iunge metBe
&iiben 90o(0$1.00 Der 8ui6el, @urfen
50(075c. bas 0ubenb, Seuerie -050c.
bas 0bb., iun9e 3niebeln 20(925c. 6as
0ubeno 8iinb3en, SaLat .75085c.,
bas &iit6en, 8iepIant 90c.@ $1.0 90 per so
8fb., &obtesben 10000. bas 9B6. s.,
Sptnat 50(075c baS 6aB, tnnge rotbe0tiben
60070c., Yeteritlte 18020e., &reiie 200
25c., @rbien Gunge) 90c0$1.0 90 6er8uicbel,
8obnen (%9riine) 80c(0$1.0O 3d., Spargel
60@7Oc. bas 0ubeno 8unb9en /;
8ab8bo6nen 81. 50(01.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobL 81. 0001.50 bas &iitcben,
Stedriiben 40(050c. Ser 8uibe[; Somoten
$500 Der y@rate"; Smeet Botatos aus
Suinots $2.OO02,5O bas SAP.
@btsfep: SLIP.
&o6Gen: SIM &leinen, gr0Bere v@gg"
$3.50 Die Sonne, tletnere un6 y9tut" ober
v&ange" 1915.
Sen: SEQ. l Timotbb auf Der 8abn
$11.75@$12.5O l1planO 9ratrte 81 .00@
$3.50.
, 1893-06-05

6Ottinssr 4 2eaDan, @pOtbster, ede eerter.str. uni
gortb Part Noe.
unb 557 Sebgtpid=Str, Ode Menompuee.
Huoolpb &booe, &potbeter, 5A q. glorts5tr. Gfe
9oetbe=Str.
v. Z. TIeii6er, 2sS 81. martet.etr., ede 0ut.gtx
gii9ofs 9bormoep, APO 2iucoln abe.
9enrp s49aer, @pOtbeter 24 aincoln stpe, Gde sar.
@m. Z. &len5e, beutI6er aputbefer, 1901 Belmont gtps.
Sultus VI. Stn0t, beuti6er Apotbefer, Gde GInbourn
aoe. unb 8arrabee.Str.
9. s. 3ante, seuti4er apotbefer, 80 OF gbteuso gne.
SreiepS pbarmacp, Gte glDbourn @toe. unh 8arrobees
Str., oeutj6e @potbefe,
G. 8, gf%onuitieL apOtDeter, auib.str, ode gsueOue
8. g. g3sibe, apOtbeter, @risbtpOOo abs. Cd. ebef.
utfrs6 q, Doe, apOtbefer 867 Sheffield gDs,, nabe gSsr.
Srib grunbof. aputbefer, Nurtb goe, e6e SubTon.
6. s. 8i9ter, Ipotbeter, 146 6ulerton aoe,, nabeQerre.
gsObsrt @Osefons, apOtbeter, 24 9uptOn.str, eds
@loD=Str.
@Das; {; GelOtomp, apOtbetsr, 1927 81. etarf.str. efs
9aef3n9 : sOu, apOtbefs, sorrabss.@tr. eds gIad.
81. { grqnn5, qpOtbefsr, 1915 81. 9arf.O.etr. eas
g; s: S IL apOt9e t 887 g 9oIfsb-9tr
y. Wtorters, &pptbefer, III gentre=Str.
9erl91 & Braun, apotbefer. 1852 eincoIu Nps. efs
Senrp ). Safe, apotbeter. 1913 81. etort.str
gilbert SorgeS, &pptbeter, 1912 Siucolu ane., gde Bel.
mont AOe.
u. 81. @ets. GpDtbeter, 81 St 9Ortb abe, SIDE @Iene.
LAMB Ape.
gSen1efte.
8. S6r0ber. beutfter Mpotbefer, 465 unb 467 N~eiItpousee
aoe., @fe @btcagp 9loe.
8. s st44ten6er9er & Co., SS1 nnb S33 WsiIluoutee GtOs.
@de Stoiltpu=Str.
8. @aritenS, 53l 9lue SsGanb Aoe.
Sbe0. IT. Bebrens. Ipotbefer, 42 so. II. ctr.
'elltli Sebrens, sO2 Glib 9aIiteO=Str, Ode @nnoIport
SEQ. ). miBbod. @Hbweft.ede wsubifOn. unO saIfteO.
StraBe.
SeO; g. @tiaer. @potbefer, 1914 miItuaufee 9IOe.
Sen &orQes, 189 MoripeazS Str.
). Soembele q g., apOtbster, Gde Ban guren. unb
9uIiteb Str.
MtoDen Bros. Apotbefer, 1895 M~ttI:paufee Qne.
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j. g; teiotpstt, apDtbeter, 700 MiIpnufee aoe.. gde
srnit @isbsI. SIS 30. ebicoso gtOs., ede gaurina.str.
So' gie9els @potbete, 1863 I'd. @bieo9o Aoe. Ode 9tobles
SreO. 8. 9isrce, 581 0aben gpe.
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6. g. &~linfomitroem, Mppthefer. @nbmeft.gSe gE 0ini,
fonsStr. uno 9o9ue Aoe.
Woo6.
Gront s. Berger, aputbeter. 148e wtil,uaufee gp..
w. Snntls. 8ioouct 9barnaep. 126-I28 Wailtpoufee
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q WtneDlbon, ApDtbefer, SOL 80. NDrtb @pe.
gttoD. WteInuH9, 875 Wtiltpoutee Moe, Gde @1blaub @pe.
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SolBau & 60, q. ctr. uub 9auIino.Str.
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9. ge. MaerI1in, apOtDefsr, $40 Blue SslonO gOe., eds
&oomissStr.
6. 8 W9ItersbOrf, @potbefer, 900 80. 21. etraBe.
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@6e Sbertoou Aoe.
@onI 9. 6sinemann. 48 30. 9rpiiiOu Cir.
, 1893-06-05
2IQrRfBertBf
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8artieen eraielt:

S1tCu y y y. OnHt|
SoGge1tbe 8retie tpurOen BEL 9r0Beren
Bartteen ~eraielt:
Butter, bette ySeparotor" s@aare 49,
@19c, quite 173018c, mtttelmGBige 1860
II. 9airp, Goolep'S bette 16(017c, mitteLz
quite unb CUTE 14015c, frii4er 8oding
Stof 13@14c, quite nn6 bette v9tou" ID
@14c.
8uttertn, BETTE Creamery 19c, redt
i6One 1876, 0airp 1876 unb 1870 fir bic
bette; in vGOus" ODER tletnen @ebin6en &c
me6r.
&a1e, bette v8uu Greom g6e66ars"
10@103c, vTlat Sbapes" 1O3@11c,
Ooun9 Nmerica 103@113c, yStimmeo" 8
@9c, nab9ema9ter S1tpet3er 14(017c,
v8rif" 11@113c, 0imburger -0-c
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0bit, geb0rrtes: 9epfel, tinitlicb gez
trofnete 73@10c. bas 9f6., an Der Sonne
g%sbOrrte nOrOIi9e 5@63 &firiicbe 5@6c,
8rombeeren 6(@7A 9tmbeeren 23@244 ;
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gcibalte 9fiii6e SOL, seibdlte 200
"a; 8flaumen 9@13; RoIinen: 9onbon
0opcrs 1902 90 baS &titcben, Wustaz
teller 1.25@1.35, Ioie 4@6.
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l,00(@2.0 90, G%itrOnen 10000 so, @ali=
orniicbe NaOels 5000, 400; @r6beeren
/. 50(02.50 in "a Bints. &triden 1926
$500 Oas Stitben 5u "a Quarts; Sta
bclbeeren $1.75@2.50 per "a QtS,, ptlDz
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&urtpffeln: Wiscon1tner o.,
8urbants 8O@85, 6ebron 8O083, &oie
80@83c., gearLeB 85@88c auf Der 8abn,
neue aus gtsp Orleans $1.25 Der 8uideG.
, 1893-06-05
SUtel&


q liz S69erunb Slider! rSIabefs Soteln in
= &oberts 9ale bel Sheffield, Snoiana, biefet gutes
Auartier uub auSge5eidbnete GD1t fir Sdite. &ein beiie=
rer 8laB fir Sagen uno gii9eu innerbalb SO Meilen
oon @bica9O. Wton nebme Die Safe SbOre & Midiqau
Southern &atlrpaD. 3lnai IT lat
, 1893-06-05
Redtseitioe Warnuno.

i3tpet Stu6enten fibren am 8orlebten
bes WonatS smet 9ornen in Elm Geitauz
rant; faum bat iib bic Sbir btnter i6nen
gei6lpiien, 10 raunt Der cine Stu6ioius
benz anbern bet1nli6 gu: v9u, UNI @ottesz
wtuen beitele bier feline 9tuitern : bier
gtebts tpel6e!"
, 1893-06-05
8artuer.

sc artn er oerlaugt nit etipas &apttaI in eluem Office
9eid6ft. Selo ftder 9efteat. 9t0beres SO SOutb
SaIfteo Ctr, 3immer 223.
, 1893-06-05
5mei9=O ffcen
AbenOblatt Der SG. Staatsz 3eitrnq.

w. ~~"N<N J$S<AbtbNA
Offices eIepbon SO. 635.
33ur 8equemlibfeit unierer onaeioenbeu Ruuhen hobpn
MIR mt Den uiltel1 9%enannten Serren elm Qbtpmmen oes
FROZEN, ponod bel ~aeuielben Museioen oroenolnmSsn
ioeroen 3l %benIetber Breiien. als luenn Sieielben 6irefti in n
Der expedition Der SatnotS StootsaeiturQ oboeocben
neroelt; Nn5eigen iolpie Announcements f6unen an SipSen
oerl9teoenen YlaseH big I2 MIR WittaoS aboeoeben
Sdofette.
Srnlu Shiele. NabfOIger bon Seurp @irOtb. e12 srrd5pr
Stto @plyan, apotbeter. 1859 grder ape. efe % CIR
4. Slnts ,Npotbster. 2727 @tote Str, Gde 81 ctr 81"
y; y; Ettter. Apotbeter, 434l g. Solfte6 CTR
W: 9UertrnetIter, &potbeter, 3459 gtote gtr. Gsp o.
s; 6orbrif. G%pOtbefer, 81. ctr. unb monoc. ctr
21enoel u Sorsle9, 25o5 arber aOe, ode g. SorNeh
sberts 9Burmaco, e4e @tots uub wprf ctr
~, SIqer; oeutlfe Npotbefe. Wo5oIh She. urh 1e
Str, 2eiephon Soutb PAT. ~" W. .
&; SatnIIutb, Ipotbeter, go. 81 20. ctr. efe eoutb
3. !. Braun, 300 Ment,pOrtb ape., Gte 81. ctr
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SS9ioon. ApotDeter, 4l01 Stute @tr.
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9ailte0 Ctr, @n9lepppo. SelephDu II9
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. @' SitfOrN, @pOtAsfsr. 81. Str. uuO netaioau aue.
, 1893-06-05
@ei6Gftsz Differentiation.

S0RO taIfen eiuen 8arber=Sbop i'm @Duutrptpun in
OAoO gtidigau. 9t0beres &irfe, so g. Sal1teoTtr.
0u Oerfoufeu pber ST. nermietben: Gebr biaio, ein
~ fetner Saloon III eluer iebr guten 9ta6taridaft;
btat9e &ente. gtaG5ufragen 3S4 Blue Sslaub 9tpe,,
i'm Slquor=Store. 3jn2t
On pertoufeu: Sebr btaiQ. II neu mDbltrte 3tmz
~ mer, 9fente MIR S38. 9ta95ufra9eu 3 8Gue
SSIano ADe, I'M &iquor=Store. 3ln2t
Qu pertaufeu: 6lof9enbier : @eI9Qft lit peoen
- @breiIe bilig gu oertaufeu. 9ta95ufrogen 100
Sinoen ADe., Wtaplefpoob. 2jn4t
, 1893-06-05
SteQenaeIu1e.

" iu9eu iofOrt SteIun9. Giuerlet mas es 1T. G0re=
den beutid nnb etlpoS engltd. s. uuo 3. @briltianien,
SoteI 9ouemart, 1913 Single CTR. 5in2t
, 1893-06-05
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-04
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. w. Rogers returned from the
north last night on the City of Augusta.
Col. and Mrs. J. H. M. Clinch have re-
turned from Asheville and are at the
DeSotO
Mr. j. Randolph Anderson, Mrs. Ander-
son and the Misses Anderson returned
from the north yesterday.
Mayor McDonough left yesterday morn
ing for New York OH a business trip. lie
will be absent about ten days
Mrs. Lester Hubbell and father. Mr..
W. j. Thompson, returned last night on
the City of Augusta from their summer
home in Unadilla, N. Y.
Miss Daisy Worth, Miss Edna Morgan
and Mr. w. H. Ruth formed a pleasant
party that left on the steamer Katie YES
terday to visit friends at Clyo.
Conductor John L. Brothers, of the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway
left last night for months vacation at
the home OF his parents, at Charlotte,
NC.
John Neill sailed for New York on the
Nacoochee yesterday, where he will
join his son, James Neill, who will rest in
that city until December before making
any engagement for the present season.
Judge Robert Falligant returned from
New York last night on the City of An
gusta. He will be busy to-day hearing
motions, and on Monday morning he and
Solicitor General Fraser will go out ON
the circuit, commencing with Bryan
county.