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7. IT. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 10, 10 D. m, 1894.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS,

j
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
Mercury reached its highest point this
year to-day, the maximum temperature
being 1872; the lowest point reached was
16', making the average for the day $50
or 81 above the normal The highest
previous maximum this summer was g5o
on June 10Th. The highest point reached
in August, 1898, was go, on the 18th and
29th
The squall this evening sent the
temperature down 10, from 95o to So. 1t
started up again after the squall passed
over, and at O'Clock p. m, il registered
so. The average relative humidity to-
day was comparatively low, being only ~
per cent. of thorough saturation.
During the squall this evening the wind
attained maximum velocity Of twenty
eight miles per hour The following are
the maximum temperatures reported to-
day at the several weather bureau sta
tiOns: Omaha, NeO., 1902 St. Louis
Kansas City, Nashville and indianapolis.
9S' Cincinnati, Memphis, Charlotte. Fort
Smith and North Platte, &c.; Augusta,
Montgomery, jacksonville and Whining
ton, 94'; Davenport ~ ATLANTA 80 New
Orleans, So Norfolk, 81; New York and
Philadelphia, So; Boston, 7Go: Washing
ton city, "a and Chicago, 70'.
An area of high barometer covers the
Florida peninsula and the eastgulf coast.
A second high area, attended by cool
weather, centers in the ST Lawrence val
ley. An area Of low pressure, thermal
wave, covers the middle slope Of the
Rocky Mountains 10 will cause contin-
ued high temperature in this section Sat
urday and Sunday. Atso'clock to-rficht
cloudiness prevailed in Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Southeastern Virginia.
throughout the South Atlantic sta
in Northeastern and Western Flor
ida, Eastern Texas, Louisiana.
Western Mississippi. Tennessee, East
ern Missouri, North Dakota and Ne
braska, with rain falling al North Platte,
elsewhere the weather was generally
clear.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock p. m. to-day generally fair
weather prevailed in the Augusta, Little
Rock, Memphis. Mobile and Wilmington
cotton region districts and in the Sayan-
nah district, except at Eastman else
where in the cotton belt scattering show
ers were reported. The following heavy
rainfalls were repOrted Cheneyyille.
La. 2.20 inches Orange. Tex, 80 inches
y. II. SMYrn.
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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SPEED OF THE sTEEDs.
Record of the Day at Saratoga an
aerOme Park.

Jerome Park.
Saratoga, \. Y. Aug. lO-Tbe At
tendance Mt to-,Fa,.,s y,.,,s ,,-,.s ,,,,l,- e..
tho ,o,,,,,o,...t,.. % ''.''
IN SOM $50, a. - az ,oi, tile "a ha Tlts
Io,-i,,1r ~ ny ut.l-.seu Tue crowd. OIL
-. az '"I ) H-u'atIes'
PI,t,e, A4 iI 9f wear ODDS seven turiongs
win Bano, or sl,, 20 ~ anu TO s. won.
third lime l.51. ''o''' NV''''Ns
second Race For year-olds. five furlongs
Naukipooh. ll3 Grimm to 10 and lto3. won
t G,su f9!adln second ana Tough Fimter
mr., 80 ,auC ~
,,, - NaSe tlahdicap Tor 5-year Odds and
M E,a' UnS anu one e5Sne miles NaragQssa
CIo,,s ,.- ~ 10 J. M even won, with Joun
10 P0' 'O0o'" anu MI jingle thlrd' llme
Eo,,~,t ,,u..
sai1in,r ,',,,'l V ,r o tal-olus anu upward
IN s575 ~ % -, III me queen H. FerSlnS.
nav br ~ l. Won Win Win Mary = second and
tgy,I ~ t ~ ,lliiH. 4 iul' I.f-'8.
and or,f,aJS 10. o; 4e"T,olGs, seHl4g, I'VE
Stail,l i t'i''1 LuILoHs9' aIkyue. camden
win r,'it. t.,,iille4, D 20 anu 70 - Won
tto' 1''oi'SI SotoEu ana JeWel thlru. Time
sym r,,,., .,-,,..
ber, ~ NJ NJ, ,'e'tIhs' SIN lurionES, Nern
sct5,,I - W, tl' 20 !; won Win Glen Lily
'>~''N ''-" N'uS'yal lnlIu. Ilme l.loti'
N-0- At JEROME FAkh.
new Ork, Aug lO.-Ihe first race at
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road Aug l0-7 bales hides. cars wood, l car
potatoes, , cars cabbage, bales wool, cars
lumber. cars melons. ! sack -four,
Per Charleston and Savannah railway, Aug.
10 car stone car wood ! ear brick,
Per Savannah, Florida and Western railway
Aug lO-ll bales cotton. 2,067 bbls rosin, $40
bbls spirits turpentine 531 boxes vegetables,
II crates pineapples, 10 bbls pears, IS cars
lumber, % cars rock, cars hay, ? cars oats .
cars corn, / car phosphate, = cars wood / car
lime, cars coal, Z bales wool, bales hides, "A
bales tobacco
Per Central Railroad Aug 10-16 bales cot
ton, cars oats, car meal. / car meat, / car
stone, cars melons, cars wood. cars coal
A tons iron ore, $40 bills rosin, 34T bbs spirits
turpentine, : bdls hides.
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AN OPERATION ON URsUs.
The Big Bear was Chloroformed Be-
fore Removing the Cataracts.
From the st Louis Globe d Democrat.


From the st Louis Globe Democrat.
Did you know that bears are often
afflicted with catoracts on their eyesYp
inquired r. G. Miller, an old-time show
man, at the Lindell yesterday. "A good
many years ago ] had a menagcrie, in
which was a grizzly bear that had become
totally blind, the cause of which was
that a large cateract had formed on each
eye, but whose sight was afterward re-
stored by an operation by which the
catoracts were removed. We had a pretty
lively time, 1 tell you, in getting the bear
under the influence Of chlOroform A
strong leather collar was placed around
his neck 10 which a chain was attached
and passed around one Of the upper bars
Of the cage Then two powerful men at
tempted 10 pull him up in order that a
sponge saturated with chloroiorm could
be applied TO his muZzle by the doctor.
The utmost efforts Of these two men were
unavailing. and two others had to be
called 10 their aid Mean while the roar
ing Of the bear and that Of the other wild
animals near by was something terrible
Finally they got the sponge where they
wanted II, and the first evidence shown
that the ChOroform was doing its
work was a diminishing Of his strug-
giles. First one paw dropped, then the
other and as soon as the doctor saw that
IL was safe, the cage was opened and the
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Rice.

New York Aug. 10-Rice market active.
firm; domestic fair to extra 32s05Ac; Japan
936N5y.
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PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

T'REASURY DEPARTMENT, once Super
Il wishing Architect, Washington, D. C.,
July 30, 1894 Sealed proposals win be re-
ceived at this office until clock D. m. on
the 23d day Of August, 1894, and opened i'm
medtately thereafter, for all the labor and ma
tertals required for the repairs to wharf at the
United states quarantine station, blackboard
Island. Sapelo sound, Ga, in accordance With
drawing and specification, copies of which
may be had at this once or the Office Of the
custodian at tho United States quarantine
station, Blackboard Island, S0pelo sound
Ga. Each bid must be. accompanied by a
certified check for a sum not less than per
cent OF the amount OF the proposal. The
right is reserved to reject any or all bids,
and TO waive any defect or informality IN any
bid should IL be deemed In the interest Of the
government TO do so, All proposals received
after the time stated will be returned TO the
bidders. Proposals must be inclosed Ia
envelopes. sealed and marked Proposal for
Repairs to Wharf AZ the United States Quar-
antine station, at Blackboard Island, Sapelo
Sound, Ca" and addressed TO jeremiah
O'Rourke, Supervising Architect.
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etn,d- 49, tIk. ~ 80 H,lIhy9 IU ~,
2 GO o. roesS W t "a 20 i'H ~ g.
cras % ~ " PaVe.sa p W ~, 5e ~ -
4 a. - ~ OF, nInICsOt G paIeut.s 20 a w.
avn and ,t"ad1s common 10 fair extra a. 10
Whcot soou 10 cnolcc eAuids % 100 ~ ~
store ava -. ~. ~. 80 ~ - "a
,err IHG elevator 9o59e' anoat oo54C' oPtlon9
trado U1il anu lIIos LII. WIN N o Ky iosal
MOI @,iU VI l@'oIs WdlVluE ~ .Ll1 EVFo!'H
fr oI poIt2, opening s'eauy anu
red t I,,u tiiSnlugeu !Iotl AS9tCt'@ r. NJ
C45.c, Slay S3seec' 6nrn yyag ~ dHil rm AND
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Exports.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-25 bales upland cotton 10 434 watermel-
ons. 10} tales domestics and yarns =, 1856
slaves 523 bbls spirits turpentine. 81 bbls
turtles, is casks clay, l49 bbls fruit, 50 boxes
fruit, boxes vegetables, 70 bales moss, 249
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug for PHILADELPHIA
/ bale upland cotton q car wheels, 1855 bales
dOmestics and yarns, 100 casks clay s99 bbls
rosin, l04 Dbls spirits turpentine, $4,000 feet
lumber, ~ bales paper stock, Al turtles l75
empty barrels Dol fruit, II boxes fruit7 bbls
vegetables, 3,3l3 watermelons, 222 tons pig
iron, l2o pltgs mdse, hhd junk, 4 cases crude
rosin, 3 bales wool.
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New Orleans, Aug lO-Cleared. steamships
Bergenseren, ManZanilla, Cuba; FL Dorado,
New York: ship Gustave ana oscar Bremen.
Port Eads. Aug lO-Arriyed. steamships
Floridian BrI King, Liverpool; ) Otcri
lItalI Deluca. Cura.
sailed. steamships Gussie, Bluehelds; Tex
uu. Liverpool
Mobile. aug lO-Cleared steamer Espana
rNor. Bluohelds, brig Ellen NJ Mitchell
Small New York schr Levi Hart, Hart
New York
Charleston, Aug l0--Arrived steamers Iro-
auois. Pennington, Jacksonville, proceeded
New York Cherokee. Bearse, New York, pro-
cecded Jacksonville Brittanic lBrl hoppell,
Gir1enti: hrs emma g. Cotton, Ayers Nor
folk; Napoleon BOughton, Styles, Norfolk;
David Baird lOoye New York.
GEORGETOWN, Aug 10 Sailed, schr Wacca-
NAV. Squires. New York.
Port Royal. Aug 9-Arrived, schr Carrie 4
BalanO, boston.
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Key West. Aug Entered, steamer Concho,
Croweu. New York; schr Nettie Langdon,
Pilot Sinclair in charge. Capt Gilmore ar
rived Tuesday and assumed command Of the
LaugdOn today.
New York Aug S-CIeared, schr Maggie
Dalling DGlling Fernaudina.
Baltimore. Aug Cleared, sChr B Marts,
McElwee. Port Royal. : c
Wilmingtou. Del. Aug Cleared, bark
Alexander Black Brl, Buck. Rio Jeneiro.
Rotterdam, avg 5--Arrfved. bark Stella
Maris lSwl. FernstrOm. savannah.
Demerara, July l9-Sailed, bark Carl lGerl,
Beyer, Savannah.
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looked more natural to-day than they have
on any Qay.thls week There was "A total
a-s-n nee OF the uneasy feeling and nervous ac-
tlo- tAdt characterized them early in the
week and which had not finally disappeared
Yesterday. some interest was taken In Wheat
On us own merits today Bardriige covered
freely and gossip had il that he was not max
ing any profits as most OF his sales were
made &c and Sc below the present range. The
opening was strong. under he influence Of
early buying on the curb for some one whose
name could not be learned. out which Il was
generally assumed was for Partridge also.
Later there was not 50 much strength in the
market, due no doubt to the weakness which
ia" utF elopeu IN corn. september wheat
opened at SIC 10 So e. sold down 10 5sc clos
ing at 5t4c-iic under yesterday. Cash wheat
was i'm good d, maud, prices averaging &c to
&c per DuShel lower.
Corn-Iraders in corn had not so much to
WORRY them 10 day. There was more uni
lUrnltE IN prices and less excitement in the
pit After the weather map was consulted
however. there was some recover. as the corn
ueIL was Stlli without rain he trade be-
came OeWildereJ later in the day when the
local observer and the Washington bureau
eeuI couLltt maj -auous tor some of the
states. Ihe former gave showers for Illinois,
Mime sofa ana Iowa and the latter sent a di-
rect contradiction of that forecast The in
decision of traders resulted in less activity.
nut on the belief that the time for a reaction,
II only temporary one. had come there was
moderate decline under some selling. The
government report. which was due TO day. con
SttuteJ another unknown q lautity. and spec
ulators leIt inclined 10 wait until II had he
come puUn-- before doing anything in the
market. May corn opened at sic. sold be-
tween 2i3ac and 52Ec closing 3l0bc under
yesterday a. 53l-G5}aac September closed
le under yesterday. Cash corn WAS &c per
buShel lower.
oats were easier, but showed nothing OF in
terest in their trade. The weakness was due
TO the similar feeling in corn. only light
business; however being transacted. Cash
oats -aUlc lower.
Proyislous-The country. which has made
such killing in corn during the past couple
Of weeks, has tanned its attention TO products,
and was buying the entire list today. pre-
Ierring the January delivery on everything.
The tasis Of their theory of better values for
provisions is the short corn crop. which if
nothing goes wrong. with the present posi-
tlon Of that crop. as now generally under
stood. Will naturally increase the value Of
live hogs. and in he regular course Of affairs
add to the price of pork, lard ana ribs. The
c.o5e, 81 t2c higher for January pork. I5c
higher for January lard and l2lac higher for
January rites. The cash demand was better
and considerable business was transacted.
Leading fdGlrss raated as follows:
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Blobbs-What are you doing with your
foot ball suit on Not going TO play this
kind Of weather.
Hicks--No; but am going to see old
Moneybags and ask him Tor his daughters
hand. Philadelphia RECORD.
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bear dragged out and his head laid on a
plank The catOracts We're soon removed,
and he was then dragged into the cage
again. In about five minutes he showed
signs of life; first one leg gave a kick,
then another and pretty soon he stood up,
and, in attempting to walk, Numbered
about like one drunk. In a few hours he
entirely recovered the use Of his limbs,
but never gave any evidence of enjoying
the sight of which he had SO long been
deDrived -
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low the standard Of
health by pneu-
monia, or " lung fe-
Yer, " grip, or ex-
.hausting fevers, it is
the best restorative
tonic known.
f. b. NORMAN, ESQ,
of Anon, Ga, says: II
think the a Olden
Medical Discovery is
the best medicine for
pain In the chest that
i have ever known.
/ am sound and well,
and / owe il all TO the
. Discovery "
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LEGAL SALES.

CITY MARSHAL'S SALE.
CTTY MARSHAL'S OFFICE, SAVANNAH,
~ GA, Aug. 3, lS9i.-I will offer for sale sc
lawful hours Of sale, on the 18th day OF Au-
gust 1894. one male goat, white with yellow
spots, said goat having been impouuded i've
% days and not claimed. Terms cash.
ROBT j. WADE,
City Marshal
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List of Vessels in the Port of savannah.
savannah, Aug IL, 1894
STEAMSHIPS.

savannah, Aug II, 1894
STEAMSHIPS.
VIM Lawrence. SIC tons, Foster, Baltimore
John } CaTolan, Agent.
City OF birmingham, 2153 tons, Burg New
NOrk-C G. Anderson agt.
Two steamships.
BARKs
Noe lItall, 53 tons, Scala, ldg naval stores
Europe Strachan s. Co.
Fortunatino Itall 4Ss tons, Peragallo dis
ballast-Chr G Dahl & Co.
DomenlcO Lanata lItall sos tons, Arpe, wig
Chr G Dahl & Co.
COncezione [Ital], 400 tons Lauro, ldg naval
stores, Europe-Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Emile NOR, All tons, Simonsen. ldg naval
stores, Europe Chr G Dahl s. Co.
Amalia Gargiulo IItalj, 375 tons Jaccarino, at
1ybee. wtg-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Ragnhild NOR, 100 tons, Olsen, dis ballast
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Seven banks.
BRIG
Robert Dillon, 454 tons, Leighton-George
Harriss & Co.
One brig.
sCHOOEERs
Charles s Davis 508 tons loading lumber
Phladelp hia-GeorRe Harriss & Co.
Ida Lawrence 4c9 tons, Campbell-3eorge
Harriss Il Co.
Two sChoOnerS.
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Steamship City Of Birmingham, Burg, New
York; O. Anderson.
Brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, New York
with cement for Southeastern Plaster Co,
vessel 70 George Harriss q Co.
steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C II MedlOck, Agent
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PIERCE Guaran- G>VJRE
Or MONEY RETURNED.

Fer all chronic, or lingering, Pulmo-
nary or Chest Diseases, as Bronchitis,
Laryngitis, Severe Coughs, Splitting Of
Blood, Pains in Chest and Sides, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a
sovereign remedy.
In Asthma it is specific. To build up
both flesh and strength. when reduced be-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises ...... Observation-Disclosures. O.. Sci
sun Sets ............... Neutrality-suspicious.. 6 80
>-~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-
High " alter at Fort Pulaski 3 II am, 337 pm
Central Standard Timei
Saturday, Aug. IL.
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EDuCAIInNAI

BOOKKEEPING shorthand new and easy
- system )typowriting telegraphy Tuition
1900 month. Day or night session Geor-
GA business College has removed to post
once building.
&1 OO PAYS for your typewriter and O.
~ lOO thorough shorthand course in
Richmonds Commercial College, opposite
postoflce
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUCCESSFUL speculation open to ALT try
- our syndicate system OF speculation in
crease your income; Information free; send
for circular. Thompson & Derr Co.. 80 Wall
street, New York. Incorporated under the
laws OF state Of New York. Capital 100000
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omeiaI Record for the Morning News.

Local forecast for savannah and vicinity
till midnight Aug. II, 1891. Showers, with
thunderstorms: continued high temperature:
variable winds. mostly southwest TO west
Forecast for Georgia. FAIR, except
showers in northern portions; cooler; south
winds
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ca, on aug. 10 1894, with the normal for
the day
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Steamship Cityo Birmingham, Burg, New
Yorx-C O. Anderson.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want TO supply. any.
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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Philadelphia, Aug T-Schr Priscilla Scribner
has been condemned and VIII be sold by L ;
Marshal on the 18th.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.


WASHINGTON. DC Aug s-Notice is hereby
given by the Lighthouse Board that on Aug
3, 1894, northeast end Of Fiye-t athom Bank
Light Vessel, No a. was replaced on her sta
tiOn on the NE end of Five-t athom Bank, and
the whistling buoy temporarily marking the
station was withdrawn.
Notice is also given that on or a bout Sept.
/, 1884. the station Will be established in about
= feet OF water aoout miles L Is > from its
present location.
The approximate geographical position Of
the vessel as taken from Chart No l24 Of the
L > Coast and GeOdetic Survey, will then be:
Latitude, North $50 81 $50; longitude,
West "A % (34"l.
Bearings ana distances Of promineutoblects
fixing the position of the vessel. as taken from
the above named chart will be.
FiveE athOm Bank Light-Nesse No 40 pro
miles
Cape May Lighthouse, N $50 So w CIV Is NJ
- miles
Hereford Inlet Lighthouse. n 75o IL w wv
NV isW). l4la miles.
Lgdlam Beach Lighthouse, N SOo 20 W IN
NV q w, 10 miles.
This notice affects the List of Lights and
Fog Signals. Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, 1894,
page 66, No aG9, ana the List Of BeaCouS and
Buoys, Fourth Lighthouse District, 1898
pages 10 and 10.
The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement to the first
floor of the Custom House and now occupies
the office in the northeast corner of the
building
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters of vessels free
of charge in United States HydroEraphic
Office in the custom house. Captains are re-
QueSted to call at the oliCe.
Reports of wrecks and dereIcts received
for transmission to the navy department.
Passengers.
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New
York ii a Evans. Steiner, W W Rogers,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


4 1HANDELIERS, brass and bronzes refne
y ished. The savannah Plating and Mfg.
Co, Congress ana Drayton streets.
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MlscELLahEuuS WANTS.

N~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~
WANTED to quote prices on monuments,
w iron fences, wood mantels and thing.
The George W. Clark Co., Rutland, Vt, or
Jacksonville, Fla
A NY store or merchandise bought for cash.
~ business confidential Address =. o. b.
154
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NOR RENT store on northeast corner OF
II Williams ana West Broad, with rooms
attached overhead, from eleventh september
by year. w j. Harry.
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ENOR RENT, from Oct. /, resi- denee $40 Cor
II don street; in thorough repair. Apply
10 e. g. Way, Drayton street.
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Steamer Katie Bevill. Augusta and way
landings-W 7 Gibson Manager.
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IGOR SALE. 1900 Will buy a residence In
Il the southern portion OF savannah; terms
to suit purchaser. John L. Archer, us Bryan
street
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ENOR RENT, house; Barnard street second
= south Of Gordon. Apply TO Edward f.
Lowell
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1Z0 NEW HOUSTON street This ele-
i ~ gantly appointed new house for rent,
all modern Improvements Apply Appel g.
Schaul.
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steamship City OF Augusta, New York.
Ship Thor NOrl, HarOurg.
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BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert h. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No, Bull street.