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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-30

as II Affects our business and our daily
aileirs II helps US. We start every dav
Just t"enty-eight minutes ahead OF The
80 49, ana can easier keep forehanded all
s s'ilo.sh the day. If you doubt the bene-
80, = H. JUST reverse the operation, as you
ana We, tried 70 DO by ADOPTING fbe sIo,vs-
tlnie- Lose that half hour in the morning
esety cay and witness the difficulties Of
recovering It. II is good to be forehanded
atI"ays' good for the individual and for
me community. II I had gotten nv
breakfast by Savannah time this morn
ing could never have written YOU so
uiuch IN commentator to-day Of the
,.eaSere YOU propose. By all means adopt
IN, .oth meridian time; ] am sure you
VIII never regret it. ]. II. Alexander,
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A RAILAoAD NAN HoNoRRD.
Mr. J. L. Graham, Vice President of the
Freight Claim Association.

Freight Claim Association.
TIE Financial Record this month con-
tains a picture of Mr.. ]. l..
Graham, claim agent of the Central rail-
road and vice president of the Freight
Claim Association of the United States
and Canada. The association is one OF
the most important of railway organi-
cations. 1t comprises 10 of the principal
railroads and transportation lines; rep
resenting mileage of 1875 miles in this
country and in Mexico and Canada.
Mr.. Graham entered railroad service in
1856 as stenographer in the general freight
office Of the Port Royal and Augusta
railway at Augusta; thence to the same
position in the general passenger de-
partment of the Central railroad, and
later in that Of Traffic Manager Shell
man, subsequently becoming chief clerk.
In September. 1891, he was appointed
travelling freight agent of the Richmond
and DanVllle railroad, and in May, 1892,
was made claim agent of the Central
railroad Although a young man, Mr.
Graham's abilities in his profession are
recognized by his confreres, as is evil
denced by his election to the second vice
presidency of the Freight Claim Asso-
citation.
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TO SELECT POLLING PLACES
The Committee for That Purpose Named
by Mayor MCDOl0ugh.

The Polling Places win Doubtless Be
Located in the squares-Ihs Alder
manic Tickets Not Ready to Be An
nounosd Xet-Intersst in the Fight
Rather Slack Just at Present-Quiet
Work Being Done by the Politicians.
Mayor McDonough announced the COM
mlttee which will select the polling places
for the city election yesterday. II con-
sists Of Aldermen Mills, Wells. Fouiard.
Bohan and Mcmillan. Alderman Mills.
as chairman, has called a meeting of the
committee tomorrow at noon. It may
be able TO report to the meeting Of coun-
Gil Wednesday night.
There is little doubt that the commit
tee VIII report in favor of holding the
elections in the squares, but which line
Of squares will be selected is of course
unknown. The result Of the committees
work will be awaited with interest on
both sides.
Neither side seems to be in any hurry
10 announce its aldermanic ticket. 1t is
understood that both tickets are about
completed, with one or two changes 10
be made on each ticket. Neither side is
willing to give out any information with
regard to its ticket, because there is no
telling what changes may have to be
made at the last moment, and it might be
awkward work explaining why the
changes were made.
1t may be that neither side will announce
its ticket until the i've days previous to the
election, when the tickets are required to
be handed to the clerk Of council in order
that he may prepare the official ballot
1t is believed that both tickets VIII be an
nnunced before that time, however.
The Duncan ticket will be announced as
soon as made up, so a member of the
committee informed a Morning News re-
porter. I'VE have no object IN waiting to
see the ticket of the other side" he said
There was very little political talk in
dulged in last week. The partisans on
both sides seemed agreed that II was moi
worth while to do much blowing Christ
mas week. a good deal of quiet work is
being carried on, nevertheless. The lead
ers are not asleep, and eff
forts are being made to win
over doubtful voters and convert
members of the opposition. A great many
voters are non-comm!ttal, however, and
appear determined to remain so. The
announcement of the aldermanic tickets,
whenever that is done, viii have the effect
of lvening up things and Increasing gen
eral interest in the fight.
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THEY WANT TOURIST RATES.
what the Proprietors of the Desoto Saw
About the Move in This nirsn@;o,

"hat the Proprietors Of the Descto Say
ABOUT the Move in This Direction.
Messrs. watson and Powers of the De
Soto are much interested in the move
mat has been made to secure tourist
rates from the railroads for Savannah and
they will lend to it all the aid they are
able to give.
The latest step, as stated in the Morning
News yesterday is a concerted action on
the part Of Charleston and Savannah to
secure tourist rates for both these cities.
capt ID. q. Purse has the matter in hand
IN savannah and will bring it before the
board Of trade at a meeting to be held to-
morrow. In speaking of the matter, Mr..
Powers said yesterday:
we are going to work with Can't
Purse in this matter, and will stand up and
night for it until tourist rates for Savau-
nan have been secured I can furnish
much information going to show that Sa-
Nannah has not been fairly treated in this
matter We must make a fight for our
rights ana we are going to have them if
there Is any possible way to accomplish
the end IN view. There is no doubt about
the people wanting to come here. We get
letters every day from such people who
would come here for long stays during
the winter months If they could only set
the same rates as are given them to points
m Florida. If we could secure the tourist
rates 1t would advertise the town and
Drlng the people here. When man goes
10 ticket Office in the north, I don't
care where it is, the agent win scarcely
know that there is such a place as Sa-
Vannah on the map, and the tourist will
pc talked out of going anywhere but to
FLORIDA. The tourist business here i'm
proves here every year, that is with those
who stop over for the short limit allowed
on the ticket in returning north. This is
because those people who come here see
what Savannah is and they induce others
TO stop on their return trip. l think there
IS some way in which the end in view
can be accomplished and l am glad to see
mat 1t has been taken up both by Sayan-
nah and Charleston. 1 believe that the
railroads will finally be brought to see
that it Is to their interest to make the
rate and that they will come to it,"
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CONTEMPORARIES AT 4fK BULL
street; homemade every hour; all kinds OF
drops, sour drops. butter scotch, and real
nut drops at 15c per pound, or special
prices for Christmas, pounds for Coo.
Paul Conida, proprietor.
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WANTED. Statesmen. FOR PRE-
MUM specialties, salary OF commission.
state experience This Is a good opening
for the right man. National Book and
Picture Company. Chicago.
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FOR RENT. DESIRABLE HOUSE ON
Duity, between Abercorn and Lincoln
streets, with modern improvements. APP
ply next door.
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ooNNoRs OUT ON BOND.
he is Released on Giving Bail for
$4,000.

Patrick Connors, who killed Thomas
Monroe, colored, and in whose case the
coroners jury returned a verdict of vol
untary manslaughter, was released from
iail Yesterday on bond Of $500, ten
dered the sheriff by the friends Of Con-
nors. They went TO work to arrange for
his giving bond as soon as the determine
ton of the coroner's jury was reached,
but only succeeded yesterday in securing
all the necessary sureties.
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CAPT. DILLoN's RESIGNATION.
The County Commissioners Will Act on
It Tomorrow Aft rnoon.

It Tomorrow AIT rnoon.
A meeting of the county commissioners
has been called for Tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. for the purpose of acting on
the resignation Of Capt John r. Dillon as
clerk of the board.
AS is well known, bill was passed at
the recent session of the legislature, pro-
viding that, with the exception of the
sheriff Of Chatham county, who is also
jailor 70 man should be allowed to hold
more than one office. That bill having
become a law by the governors signature
Capt. Dillon has rendered his resignation
and it will be acted on by the board at
Monday afternoons session.
1t is said that there viii be several can
didates for the position before the board.
The office pays $500 year. The only can
didates so far mentioned for the position
are Mr.. James w. McIntire and Mr. A.
D'Antighac.
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FOR RENT. HOUSE a. HULL STREET.
near Habersham. so per month; nicely
papered throughout. j. Il. Fulton & SON
Board of Trade Building.
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M ScELLANEOUS.


HAVE YOU LEFT YOUR ORDERS
for New Years dinner with j. II. Baker I?
If not, don't fail to do so tomorrow.
MIXED CANDIES, NUTS, RAIsINs,
pineapples, Indian river oranges, etc, at
Cummings.
START THE NEW YEAR BY BUYING
your groceries from me. III treat you
toners. Good, first-class goods and strict
attention to your wants. Il. l.. Mastick,
Harris and Price streets.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
cook stoves and heaters; all our stoves
S & e. guaranteed or money refunded r'epi'
800 FOR NO. Z FLAT TOP COOKING
stove with utensils, put up and guaran-
teed to bake. 81 Barnard street, under
Odd Fellows Hail.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE 70 GET A
splendid pair Of shoes for almost half
price. Ol5arIna has over 50 pairs of mis-
fit shoes; you will be sure to find pair
to fit you.
DON'T COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR
with an old trunk, it is bad luck. Get a
new one from the Savannah Trunk Fac
tory.
GO TO CUMMINGS FOR YOUR NEW
Years turkeys, chickens, etc, LAG Price
street.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR AND A PROS
porous one to all who help me to succeed
IN DuSdHSsS- III uiiuST ObHBdtlOnS 10
many, and will continue to merit their
trade. My line of groceries will always
be the best ! can procure. Z. L. Mastick
Harris and Price streets.
XMAS is OVER, NOW FOR BUsI-
ness. We have an elegant line OF lounges,
and fancy chairs that arrived too late for
Xmas that we are selling very cheap.
Teeple & Co.
A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR
your little girl, a toy store, from to $3.50,
at Cornwell &, Chipman's.
FISHERATEN's SUPPLIES OF ALL
kinds, and at rock-bottom prices. Corn,
well & Chapman.
GRANITEWARE AND A FULL LINE
of t.nware at very close figures. Corn
well & Chapman.
WE CAN. FURNISH YOU A MANTEL
and crate, all complete, for IS. Cornwell
& Chapman.
HAVE YOUR FURNACES AND HEAT
ers cleaned out before the cold weather
by Cornwell g. Chapman.
WE SELL YOU A NO. RANGE AND
have it connected for boiler for $3.50.
Cornwell & Chapman
OARS AND OARLOCKS, TO GET
rock-bottom prices you should give US
call: we VIII make prices TO suit your
pocket. Cornwell & Chapman.
REGARDING FURNACES AND BAL
timore heaters we can furnish you with
the best made at a reasonable price. II
Won have any that are not working satis-
factor.ly we have men in our employ
who have been trained to that business,
and we can guarantee a cure, or no pay.
Cornwen & Chapman.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

STENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITIsT,
proof reader, with knowledge OF French
Spanish and bookkeeping, desires posi-
ton; references. Address Miss -, Z. o.
Drawer IL, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED, SITUATION BY EXPERT
enced and competent male stenographer
and office man; moderate salary. Phone.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 words or more,
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
ANYBODY WHO mas any want 70 supply, any
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations 10 secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column
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LOST
sTRAYrD.



FOUND, WEDNESDAY. IN PARK Ex<
tension, pocketbook containing money.
owner can have same by proving property
and paying for advertisement. Apply iM
Duny street.
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity till midnight, Dec. 80. 1894: Fair, fol-
lowed by increased cloudiness; continued
cold Sunday morning. followed by slowly
rising temperature; variable winds, be-
coming southerly.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on Dec. 20, 1891, with the nor
NAL for the day-Temperature. normal
80; mean, %; deficiency for this date, 2s;
accumulated excess since Jan. l, 1894
1885,
Comparative Rainfall statement-Nor-
NAL, -; amount for Dee. %, 0; departure
from the normal, --12; total departure
since Jan. l, 1894, = 40
Maximum temperature, SIG; minimum
temperature, II.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m. (75th Meridian time) yes
terday was 1873 feet fall of IL feet dur
ing the preceding twenty-four hours.
Observations taken Dec. 29.-at the same
moment of time at all stations for the
Morning News:
Norfolk 20, W w, 10, clear
Wilmington, %, W w, 10, clear.
Charlotte, is, W SW, g. clear.
Raleigh, q, W SW V s, clear.
Charleston, 20. W W. V light, clear.
Atlanta, a. W .SW, V s. clear.
Augusta, 26, W SW, v Eight, clear.
Savannah, &C. W NV, v light, clear.
jacksonville, Is, W NV, V light, clear.
Ttusville, "a, W NV, Is, cloudy.
Jupiter, So, w NV, 16. cloudy.
Key West, As, W n. V is, clear.
Tampa, Sc, W n, light, clear.
Pensacola, t 30, W sW, V light, clear.
Mobile, 50, W S, 8, clear.
Montgomery, 30, W SW, light, clear.
Meridian, %, W S, 6, clear.
New Orleans, 81, W e, V 8, clear
Galveston, 81, W Sc, V G, raining.
Corpus Christi, so, N, g. cloudy.
Palestine, T. Az, W S, V s, cloudy.
Rainfall-Galveston, trace.
P, H. Smyth,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
t, temperature; W, wind; V, velocity.
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau, Savannah, Ga,
Dec. 90 10 p. m.-Weather Synopsis-The
cold wave centers tonight Saturday in
Alabama, with considerable decrease
in intensity. 1t will move eastward to
the South Atlantic states, and probably
linger over this section a day or two
with gradually diminishing energy
The following are the minimum tenn
peratures reported this Saturday morn
ing: Pittsburg degrees below zero,
Cleveland and Cincinnati zero,
Knoxville and Charlotte 2 degrees
above zero, Buffalo, Atlanta, Detroit and
Chicago degrees above zero, New York
Philadelphia, Washington and Nashville
c degrees, Boston s degrees, Raleigh and
Augusta 10 degrees, Savannah, Mont
gomery, Bismarck and Norfolk u de-
grees, Charleston, Jacksonville and
Gainesville (Fla) IL degrees, Mobile 16
degrees, Tampa, Fla. is degrees, New
Orleans % degrees and Jupiter, Fla, "a
degrees. Freezing weather extended as
far south as extreme Southern Florida.
Tonight at o'clock the temperature
was down to freezing point at Tampa,
Fla.
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was S1.6 degrees and the
minimum 12.0, the mean temperature be-
ing % degrees, \or a deficiency of 2s de-
grees.
The following is a comparative state
ment of the cold spell in January, 1886,
with the present cald wave:
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M scTLLAh EOuS MAlTs-


~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~->--~-
WE DYE TO LINE-MILLS & co.
English dyers and cleaners; dying and
cleaning at the lowest prices gents suits
dyed any color 81; steam-cleaned 81; pants
cleaned 40 cents; curtains 40 cents; gloves
cents. "a Broughton street, between Lin
coin ana Abercorn.
WANTED, SECOND HAND STEEL.
range, coffee urn, stools, etc. for restau-
rant. Address Cash Morning News
EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
we have to loan upon city real estate. Z
TO 8 per cent according to location. Plat
sheS & Co., money brokers, Citizens bank
building.
$4,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
property. Hammond J. Read, Room a.
Provdent Building.
WANTED. EVERY POPULIsT TO
send 20 cents to Room 30S Gould building,
Atlanta, Ca, for silver plated souvenir
spoon with the Hon. Tom Watson's por-
trait engraved in bowl Agents wanted.
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HOUSES AND STORES FoR Rent

FOR RENT, THAT CONVENIENTLY
1f9 ,,.,....i. residence fronting south on
and Lincoln streets; lately put in thor
ough order. Modern comvenlruces. with
two-story out-bulld.nS on lane; rent very
low. Apply to Peter Reilly.
FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE. im
bioughton street; is rocms. remodcled,
painted and papered throughout. NOISES.
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Willy
10 Bryan street
TWO FINE HOUSES, MODERN M
proNemeuts; best location: rent low 10 ac-
eeptable parties. Solomon Cohen.
TO RENT, A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. q
Henry street, east Price street, facing
south; hot and cold water bath attached
from LIST OF January; large yard Apply
no. $50 East Boundary street, corner Of
Perry street
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE HOUSE on
Duuy, between Abercorn and Lincoln
streets, with modern improvements. Ap-
ply next door.
FOR RENT. HOUSE z FLOYD
street, near South Broad; SIS per month
). p Fulton 4 Son, Board OF Trade
building.
FOR RENT. HOUSE 80 YORK STREET
near Hahersham; an conveniences: S23
per month. J; r. Fulton a Son. Board
OF Trade Building.
FOR RENT. HOUSE a HULL STREET
near Habersham, so per month; nicely
papered throughout. j. ~. Fulton q SON
Board Of Trade Building.
FOR RENT. HOUSE 35ik CHARLTON
street, near Habersham: so per month.
al conveniences. J. Il. Fulton 4 SON.
Board OF Trade Building.
FOR RENT. TWO HOUSES. ONE ON
Hroughton and one on Lincoln. Apply
Thomas Clarke, 40 Lincoln.
TO RENT. GROCERY STORE SIrUA-
ated on Bay street and Ferry dock: one
ID hpa nFHH .fs IN az
given Jan. J. Apply TO Henry Gerkeu, or
John Rourke q Son.
FOR RENT. A DESIRABLE HOUSE.
latest improvements; large yard. Apply
So Anderson street.
FOR RENT, DWELLING 900 MONT
gomery street. Apply to George W. Par
IRISH. 1893 st. Julian street
RESIDENCE NO. A AND STORE NO.
~ Wheaton street, vacant first January.
W. j. Harry.
FOR RENT. FROM JANUARY FIRST.
my residence, 40 Duffy street. G.. h..
Dickinson.
FOR RENT, STORE AND DWELLING
northwest corner Cuyler and Anderson
streets; can give possession Jan. ], 1896.
Apply Henry solomon & Son.
FOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESI-
uence, No. IS Taylor street. between
tlculars apply 10 y. Guckenheimer q Sons,
Raw and Jefferson streets.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. 1901
South Broad street.
FOR RENT, VERY REAsONABT,E.
residence northwest corner Howard and
New Houston; immediate possession. Ros-
slgnoL
100 NEW HOUSTON STREET FOR
rent. Newly built, ali modern improve
ments, speaking tubes, electric lights, etc
Apply l72 New Houston street or Appel &
Schaul.
FOR RENT. A DELIGHTFULLY."- LO-
Gated eight-room residence on Bolton
near Abercorn; rent reduced 10 $50 per
month. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to c. II. Dorset, No. l42 Congress
street.
FOR RENT. 1O9lk BARNARD STREET.
| facing Chatham square Immediate pos
session. Apply next door. or 17S South
Broad street.
THREE STORY RESIDENCE NO. is
Lincoln street; modern improvements.
rent reasonable to good parties. Apply
John Lyons.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE, EXCELSIOR LOAN AND
Building Association stock. Address,
naming highest price you win pay, M,
News Office.
FOR SALE, A FRANKLIN STOVE IN
good condition; will sell cheap. Apply
lG7 Gwinnett street.
FOR SALE. A BROOM HOUSE ON
Second avenue, between Bull and Whta-
ker streets can be bought on installment
plan. w. X. Wilkinson.
FOR SALE. MAGNIFICENT Up
right piano; price $l2J. Address $. S., care
Morning News.
FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSES on HAIR
ris, Jones and Drayton streets: all good
locations and reasonable prices. ". *.
Wilkinson.
FOR SALE. a NEW LOT OF CHEAP
rugs, at a sacrifice. Call at once. NJ. Ma
than, $50 Congress street.
FOR SALE, NICE LOT ON BOLTON
street, with 2-story house In front and j.
story house In lane, with room enough for
another house IN 'front.'; bargain as an
investment or for home. w. X, Willkin-
son.
A LOT OF LAST YEARS STRAW ON
hand which we VIII sell at your own price
makes fine bedding. Teepie & Co.
FOR SALE. DEsIRABLY LOCATED
lots, with all modern conveniences avail
able, at prices ranging from one hundred
and ffty to four hundred dollars, only
a limited number OF these lots will be sold
at the above figures, which are wei
shaken and pressed down by the hard
times. Payments arranged TO suit the
buyers. w. X. Wilkinson.
FOR SALE, STICK PINE WOOD;
three dollars per cord or seventy-fiye
cents per load delivered. Address Oeee-
Chez Wood Yard, Ogeechee Road and
Second street.
FOR SALE, ONE-HALF OR THE
IL lot Ia.
east corner of Drayton and CASTOR streets
one Of the few available lots on Forsyth
place; splendid location for club house,
store or residence, or for renting prop
erty. bargain. w. X. Wilkinson.
= FOR SALE, LOT 8, DECKER TYTH-
ing, Heathcote ward, on the north side
of Broughton street, between Whitaker
and Barnard streets; property now occu-
pied by Garfunkle g. Sons and Savannah
Shoe Factory. For terms apply TO George
w. Owens, Attorney at Law, 124 Bryan
street.
FOR SALE, A NICE COTTAGE ON
Eighth and Florence streets; part cash;
balance easy payments. w. X. Wikin-
son.
FOR SALE-A FARM OF TEN ACRES
on the salts within a half hours ride OF
the city by an electric line; fine artesian
well, one and half story dwelling, new
bath house, etc. This Is weil-located
house where the owner can do business IN
the city, and raise a large part Of his liY-
ing on the farm. G. II. Dorsett
FOR SALE, LOTS on SIXTH, SEW
enth, Tenth and Eleventh streets at low
prices. Invest now, while prices are
down. w. X. Wilkinson
FOR SALE. ONE FLAT BOTTOM
covered wagon, cheap for cash. Apply
1914 cwinnett street.
FOR SALE, SECOND HAND 14x2O EN-
CINE; good order cheap; also l1 ~ and IS
horse power. Lombard Iron Works, Au-
gasta, Ca.
FOR SALE, LOT 6ox11O FEET, TAY-
lor, jefferson and Berrien streets. A. s.
pelannoy.
FOR SALE CHEAP. % SHARES OF
the First National bank OF Ocala, Fla.
Address A. A. D., Box ~, Canton. o.
FOR SALE, NEW SINGER SEWING
machine terms reasonable. 140 Duffy
street.
UNREDEEMED WATCHES, JEWEL
ry, organs bicycles, clothing, very cheap
Arthur Deutsch, Pawnbroker, Congress
street, next to Solomon's drug store.
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FOR R FnT..MlScELLfNEous.

EIGHTEEN ACRES ADJOINING CITY
limits; rent five fifty per month 10 re-
sponsible party. Two hundred Gwlnnett
FOR RENT, AT HALCYONDALE
fvo-room house, large vegetable garden
and eighteen acres good farm land; terms
$50 per year; possession Immediately: good
school advantages. +. NJ Jones, Halcyon-
dale, Georgia.
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EDUCATIONAL.
nusINEgs OppnRIunlI1Es.

GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL sPECULA-
ton" How TO trade successfully on linz
tied margin on grain and stock markets.
mailed free. Coates g. Co.. Rlalto Build
ing, Chicago, III.
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SEND FOR LITTLE BOOK, HOW
to Speculate Successfully In the Grain ana
Stock Markets." mailed free. Comstock.
Hughes & Co., Rialto Building, Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DON'T VENTURE OUT THIS COLD
weather. but telephone No. 22S and j. II.
Baker will send you anything you wish
In the way of meat.
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TEN CENT STORE, 81 BARNARD
street, under Odd Fellows Hall. Full line
Of erockery glassware, hardware, mo-
tons and toys.
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ROOFS WkNTE)

WANTED, FOR SINGLE GENTLE
eastern or southern exposure; east OF
Whitaker and north or South Broad
street. Address G., 100, Morning News.
WANTED. TWO CONNECTING
rooms; suitable for light housekeeping
s., Box Is.
WANTED, LARGE FURNISHED
room In nice, private family, by party
whose time is spent mostly out Of town
Address, naming terms, o." Il. o. Box
L.