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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

NEw foRr, Juno 2O.-Etastus Wiman,
tho ome timo millionaire, ~philanlhro.
pist and capitalist, was sentenced to
Sing Sing by Judge Ingrahom to-day
for five years and six mon,hu. IIIs
crime was forgery in the second degree.
Mr.. Wiman, who had walked With a
deputy from tho Tombs, took his seat
at tho %couuacl's table, n Of his sons
on either sido, before court opened. Iic
maintained Il com posod appearance.
General Tracey arose Immediately utter
court had been declared open, md
made u formal motion for u new trial on
throO grounds-that tho verdict had
been contrary to law, that 1t WINS clearly
Gsainst the evidence and that tho Judge
had nisdlrcctod the jury.
To tho question IL he had ANYTHING 10
saT why judgment should not DO passed
upOn him, hir. Wiman mado no audi.
BILE reply. In passing aontcncc Judge
lnGrnhnm said TO tho prisoner: "For n
long period you appropriated tho money
OF your associates. You resortcd to tor
CORY to accomplish your purpose. Mr..
Dun trusted you. I cannot consider
the plea that there vas contributory
negligence on Dun's part. l am also
asked TO consider that you had tho
right TO do what you did. I cam OF b.
licvo that. Every letter aud act Of yours
shows you had no such right. On tho
other hand, the ury have recommended
clcmcucy. l wish 10 give full force and
cloct to hat accommodation. ! also
wish to express appreciation to tho jury
for the way they performed their duty.
| also wish to consider your public scrv-
ices, your nge and your family.
Blu: sincerely wishing to mako tho
punishment as light o. | can, I do not
feel l am justified in making 1t nom
inal one" Mr.. Wiman showed little or
no agitation.
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AGAINST THE LORDS.
Resolutions Passed by the hntl.LUrls Con
fGrunur NJ Lpod-, England,

RESOLUTIONS Passed by the AntI.LUrIis Con.
fCrunoc Vt Luod-, England.
LEEDS, ESQ, Juno 20.-Two thousand
delegates wOrc present to-day In Albert
hall when Mr.. Spence Wu,non called
tho anti.lordg conference to order. Tho
conference was organized by tho nation.
al liberal federation aud n com mitteo Of
that body submitted tho following rcso.
lutiona:
"First, That the power now exercised
by tho house Of lorls to reject, mutilatu
and reject mcasuros passed by tho rup.
rescntatiyos OF tho people In the house
OF commons has boon systematically
used to defeat reforms, IL inconsistent
with the right Of free popular self GOV.
crnnent, md should cease to cXist.
"Sccond-That the meeting call upon
the government to Introduce q measure
for thu abolition Of tho lords veto
power by providing that whenever n
bill passed by tho commons shall DO
altered or rejected by tho lords the
Same hill may DO roaillrmcd BY tho
commons. with or without such n~!tcrnu.
tlon, DO subject only to tho royal assent
and thcrOupon become a law.
"Thtrd-TlIat tho meeting issues tho
government Of tho rcsoluto support Of
tho party in any s.npa that may DO
deemed necessary to enforce :ho passage
Of this great constitutional reform.
Contrary to expectations few Of tho
delegates present wcro mon OF note.
Alter n brief discussion tho frat rcgo.
luton n adopted rs proposed. For
tho second resolution Mr.. Labuuchcro
moved a substitute declaring Tint tho
lords being useless and dangerous
ought TO DO abolished and calling upon
the government to Introduce u measure
for tho abolition OF tho houco Of lords.
Mr.. Labouchcrc mot with an en-.
thusiastic reception and during tho
speech which he made upon his aub-
stitutO, he declared that solf govern
rnent Tas Q farce 60 long as hereditary
Legislators existed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
THE SHIP CANAL

a Letter From John Sherman Saying lie
WIN Support the Survey.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Juno 2O.-SeCrotary
Nicolls, OF the board OF trade, has re-
ceivcd the following letter IRON Senator
John'Sherman ut Washington.
Ny DEAR SIa:-Your motto of tho 18th
received. I will heartily support the
proposed survey Tor a ship canal in
Ohio. 1t is probable that the contest
vii! be mainly for tho route from Eric
to Pittsburgh, or from Cleveland, via
the M~uskingun river, to Marietta, or
from Toledo to Cincinnati. But oil Of
these routes will DO carefully eurvoyed
by military engineers and there is no
telling what they will determine.
Very truly yours,
Jouy SHERMAN.
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FIRE
In WaShIugsou-Au Historic Old u uIIdiuG
Burned.

In Washiugtou-Au Historic Old u aiding
Burned.
WAsnfSuTuY, D. O., Juno 2O.-Tho
congressional and other quests Of tho
lexington hotel, in the suburbs OF this
city, wuro aroused from their slumbcr9
about midnight by tho cry Of fro, aud
had to make 4 hal,y exit to escape from
tho flames. The 0p started in the
Kitchen and within two hours tho build.
ing was practically u total loss Tho
hotel vas built on tho colonial etyles,
tho wings being modern structures,
whilo tho main building waa formerly
tho country scat Of one Of tho prOprlr.
torn OF tho old NdtiTlai Int6iiGsitcr.
Tho hotel, which was owned by Dis
trict Commissioner Trucsdalc. was val
ued ut $4,000 and was wellinsurcd. The
lessee, W. A. McKcllip, loscs about $l3,-
OOo on furniture, with an insurance Of
only 5000. Among the guests were
Representatives Dunn. OF Now Jersey;
Funk, OF Illinois: MCCleary, OF Mime.
sofa; Cultivate, Of Ohio, and Wright,
OF Nebraska, with their families.
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LoyDoy, June 20.-Thorc is absolute
" no truth IN tho sensational story cir
culated In tho United States by a news
agency to tho otfcc. tina. Sir Edward
Malo., the British ambassador to Bcr-
lin, hns resigned. The story cabied yes
terday was in substance that Sir Edward
Malct had resigned, saying that it was
impossible for him to longer success.
fully represent tho interests OF England
ut the court OF tho kaiacr, since, owing
to tho recent acts OF the British cabi-
not. tho confidence Of tho emperor has
hrnn lnetN
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PlrTsEURuH, Pa, June 20.-Six mines
In the fourth pool resumed to-day n,
tho Columbus agreement and iour
others will probably start before the
end OF tho week. This will leave but
two prominent operators in the fourth
pool who still refuse 10 treat with the
men. Tho miners at Manown and
along Miller's Run also went to work to,
day. 1t is thought chat nearly all the
mines in the district will be In ouer.
ution by tho middle OF ncxt week.
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WICHITA, KAs., JUNO 2o.-The situa'
ton at Round Pond, Oklahoma, grow.
ing ont Of tho complications botvccp
the Rock Island railway and tho city,
is reported to DO serious and 40 out
break is anticipated at any moment.
Governor Rcntrow especially conm!s-
stoned Deputy Marshal Madison to in.
vestigate, and the latter has reported
tina. in his opinion United Statos troopa
will DO needed to prevent . serious out
break, which will undoubtedly result In
~bloodshcd and damage to property uu-
lCss nippcd in'the bud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

G4LLrpoLTs, O., June 20.-Abous fifty
citizons OF Mason county, W. Va, caught
three negroes by the name OF uaincs,
whom thoy claimed to DO general
thieves, and put ropes around their
noclis and threatened to hang them I'M
loss they confessed to stealing and lett
the state. Tho negroes refused TO con-
tcss and woro released on their promise
10 leave the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

PIrrsnURGr, June 2o.-Tho report
that Major Samuel E. Moore. n promi-
mem real estate dealer OF this city and
president OF tho Kecly national league,
was missing is denied BY his friends
horc. 1t ia claimed that no has been In
New York on business ior two weeks
and that u Telegram! has been received
from him stating that he would DO homo
Tomorrow.
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WAsmSGrOy, D. c., June 2O.-Thc
schedule of examinations to be con-
Quoted in tho various s.a,Os by the
United States civil s~crvlce commission
during the six months has been com.
plotted. The regular examinations will
commence September g and October IL.
Among the places to be visited arc tho
following: Charleston. ". Va; Harris.
burg and Scranton, Pa.
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tho Lake Resorts % michigan and the
Northwest.

Touris, tickets to NJ. Clemens, Mrctzi-
nae, PetoslsCy, Chnrlevoix, St. Clair, Mus
kcgon, Gogebic Lake. Mackinaw Ci,yand
cool retreats in Northern Michigan, are
on sale at Pennsylvania Limo ticket
Offices. Also tourist tickets to Ashland,
Pelican Lake, Devils Lake, Waukes he
and other lake resorts In the North wcs,
via Chicago. For details apply to near.
est Pennsylvania Line ticket agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

puyxsurAwNEY. PA, June 2o.-Noth'
ing has developed since yesterday that
would lead any M to fear any great
disturbance. Tho English-apcakinG
noonlc oro afraid 10 etay at Wallsron rs
Tho foreigners co,upol them at the point
of n Gun to do Just as they wish. -Four
foam GAYS OF coal were shipped from
Toc,s to-day. All is quiet there.
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WHEELING PORT.

Christian A. SclIncfor Appointed by tho
President Yesterday.
WAsuINGroy, D. G., June Gothic
President to-day sent the following
nomina.!ons to tho scnatc: William D.
Bicler, OF Pennsylvania, to be Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at Phila.
delph!a; Sheppard G. Young, Of Penn.
cylvania, to be assistant appraiser OF
merchandise in the district Of PhiNadcl-
phin; Christian A. Schaefcr. of West
Virginia, to be surveyor Of customs for
the port Of Wheeling, w. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

newport, r L. June 2o.-The Fall
river line steamer Plymouth ia still on
the rocks Of Roses Island, the tugs
having failed to move her. Resort will
now be had to pontoons with which it
is thought she can be released at high
tide. The compartments on the steam
cr's port side are Glled with water, but
sho Is still dry inside Of tho second hull.
Her machiDcry was somewhat injured
by the shock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
Excursion Rates win Pennsylvania Lines
for Fourth of July.,

On Tuesday md Wednesday, july 8
aud 4, special excursion tickets will be
sold from all ticket stations on the
Pennsylvania Lines to any station on
those lines within two hundred miles
from station where ticket Is purchased.
Return coupon will be good until July
5, inclusive. Tickets will not DO sold to
adults Tor less than twenty-five cents,
nor to children for legs than fifteen
Ia. MSP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

New YoRK, juno 20.-Li!lian Russell
IS lying seriously i'll at her home in
West sovonty-seventh street. Her ILL
ness follows upon q critical surgical
operation performed last Monday. she
Is permitted to sec no ono and VIII not
be wholly out Of danger according to
her nhysician ior ton daysor two weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

WAsuINGToN, D. G., Juno 20.-s. G.
Silla' evidence Of amor plato frauds
were concluded before tho investigating
committee to-day. Chairman Cummings
cxpec.s 10 bavo Charles Ii. Craig, ono OF
Sills' fellow workmoa at tho Carnegie
Works, Qs tho ncxt witness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

A GENTLEMAN, under forty years Of
nGo, whose hair was rapidly becoming
thin and gray, began tho use Of Ayers
Hair Figor, nndin elk months his hair
was restored to ito natural color, and
cvon moro than its former growth and
richncsa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

SAGINAW, Mrcu., June 2o.-NcwciI B.
porsope, late confidential cle'k for
Wells. Stone s Co., who was convicted
OF stealing s90S,OOo worth OF railroad
bo,ts from his employers, was sen
tencod to 1--we years in state prison TO-
dnv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

Ivoywoop. MICHIGAN, Juno 20.-Two
thousand Goseb:c range miners. com.
prising all tho forces at the Norric,
Aurora, Pabat, Newport and East Nor.
rio mines went out on strike to-day.
Tho mines on the Wisconsin end OF the
range arc I'LL working With nearly full
torcn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

WACO, Texas, Juno 2Q.-The PopullstS
q, tho Seventh congressional district
nj Texas have nominated Isaac N
D,rh,r. Of Milan county, and those O.
tbH thirteenth district, D. d. Gillilsnd'
of Jack county, for Congress-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

sJGcinf Dtpr,rh 10 he int'ltTeror.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno l9.-Wost
Virginia postmastcrs worc commits.
stoned today as follows: George B.
Anvil, Anvil; Ira II. Bee, Mattel;
Jcrmiah uiolt, Tomahawk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

CLEVELAND, O., juno 90. P. LIE.
land. auditor OF the Lake Shorc rai!-
road, died mt 6 o'clock this morning,
ofter an illnoas oil several weeka.
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Always accompanies good health, and
an absence OF appetite is m indica-
lion OF somcthinc wrong. The uu!ver.
snI testimony given by those who have
used Hoods sarsaparilla, as to its merits
in restoring tho appetite. and Ms L
nur;lor OF the blood, constitutes the
s,ronrcs. accommodation that can DO
urrcd for any medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

BALpSrss Is either hereditary or
caused BY sickness, mental exhaustion
wearing iight-fttius hats, and over worA
aud trouble. Halls Ronewer WIZ pre-
rnut II
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Special E;pG.ch 10 the In'cuiJercer.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. June ia
patent was granted to-day to Thomas
U. Walter, OF Wheeling, Tor shoc fast
cninr.
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WINAN SENTENCED.
Tho H';-philauthroplas, Millionaire
and Capitalists sout Up
FOR FIVE YEARS AND SIX MONTHS.

lie Receives tho Sentence wi,huu,
Signs ct Observation-Disclosures Tom.
pe1s Justice VITA Mcrcy-ue Over.
rules MI Pleas Entered by tt,
PrIsoner-No EIccnuat,ns Circum.
stances.
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KNOWLEDGE

Drings comfort mud Improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others aud enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative PRINCIPLES embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to It's presenting
IN The form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and foycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions aud
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. becauSG it uct IN the Kid.
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every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs ia for sale by all drug.
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ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printcd on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig.
a.ld Being well informed, you will no
accept any substitute ii offered.
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HOOPS Pills euro all liver ills, bilious.
ross, jaundicc, Indigestion, sick head.
ache, 90c. i
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-23
CHRISTMAS ON THE TRACK.
The Days Events at. the Thunderbol
Park.e -

Ing lays Events at, the Thunderbolt
Park. -
Manager A. P. Doyle is much pleased
with the class of horses that are To take
part in the events he has scheduled for
christmas and New Years days. Mr.. ].
Reedy, horseman of much prominence
IN Charleston, S. c., arrived yesterday
with his stable Of thoroughbreds. He has
Tour IN his string, and they are good ones.
lie will probably start three of his horses
on Christmas day.
me stable Of runners from Columbia. s.
e. are expected to arrive to-day. Stalls
nave been engaged for them. There will
oe az least eight in this party
Gypsey' Haight, the noted southern
telnsman, has written for stalls for his
string from Columbia, S. c. He will likely
snip with the runners and arrive to-day
Mr. Haight has many friends here who
NJ YIN De pIeased TO see him behind some of
MS 1ast harness horses.
Inc runners at the track have been
IN active training all the week Lake
ohore and Old South are in good shape
anu Mr.. Bland expects them TO make a
5oou showing IN the events on Christmas
DAY. Climax Second and CanebralIe are
also in the Bland stable. Senator Haslyell
anu me stallion Slip Up are two clever
runners that viii make the talent guess
ana pick the winners in the heat events.
me entries to the running events on
CHRISTMAS day viii close on Monday, Dec.
Manager Doyle says he expects twenty
or more horOughbreds to start in the
running races. There will be a special
harness race arranged for Christmas. The
runners VIII parade the bluff at Thunder
bolt this afternoon at o'clock A great
many OF the horses will be given their
workout brushes this morning and the
patrons of the park are invited to visit
the track between the hours of 10 a. m. and
1 p. m.
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PERSONAL


THE LADIES ARE INVITED To
come 10 see the nice line OF decorations
tor Christmas trees and the many apprO-
pirate presents which they can ind only
az J. J. Grass.
KILL TWO BIRDS WITH ONE
stone by buying useful presents at The
Miller Company's.
CORNUCOPIAs FILLED WITH NICE
candy, cent each; 500 I-ib boxes OF fine
candy, sc each; COO In boxes OF the very
pest candy, SOC each At c. Hetterich' $,
whitaker and Macon streets.
WE WE'RE RUSHED YESTERDAY
delivering turkeys and game. and have
lots or orders 10 MI tomorrow. but we
nave replenished, and win be rea-.y 20
take your order tomorrow. Can't YOU come
and see our display Cohen Bros.
LOST, ALL REGARD FOR HIGH
prices Don't buy a fruit or pound cake
III you have called on Furber, confec-
toner.
MUSIC STANDS. EASELS, PICTURES.
china closets, ladies' desks, at The Miller
Company's.
WHY SUFFER WITH CORNS. Bun
Ions and ingrowing nails when you can be
cured, not relieved. but positively cured
py Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist. Or
GERS can be left at Wheeler's Pharmacy
corner or Bull and State streets.
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HE'LL GET A POEM.
How Young Man Got Some Roses to
His Girl and the RenIv HAN Cat

@~SW q &O0AAR NAN GOb some Roses TO
His Girl and the Reply He'll Get.
There's a young fellow in town." said
a business man yesterday, who's stuck
on my typewriter, and 1 tell you it's
funny. The other day he brought her
up some flowers, roses they were. and
handsome ones, too, but seeing some men
IN the Office he dropped them outside in
the trash box, came in talked with us
awhile and started out. He got to the
door, picked up his flowers, laid them on
the table saying, Il brought these for
you," and then made a break out of
the door and out of the building.
The other day heard she was writing
poetry and l asked her about it. She adj
mltted ii was true and said she wanted
a verse to send him. With some assis-
lance the following has been composed,
Which he will no doubt receive as a
Christmas carol:
-, sweet cherub, you are my pride
=, and my joy.
You ,long-legged sucker. you bald-headed
y old boy;
dote on your shape. your languid sweet
- poses,
They fiji me with joy. like the scent of
', your roses.
Your smile is as ripping as the flow of
:, the brook;
You were born for sweet conquests,
lou Il never be shook.
Ia Ia.
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-CHRISTMAs-
TURKEY
should be

DEPEND UPON 1T,
OURS ARE.
Have you ordered one?
Tomorrow is the last chance.
Our shipper wires: L have shipped
lots of turkeys in my day,
but the % barrels to go to you
Sunday are the finest birds
1 have ever sent out.
A number OF extra weight
fOwls>go in the lot.
Some VIII weigh 30 pounds"
We have the Turkey Trade,
and we get the pick Of the market.
SEE THE MONSTERS.
Grandparents, gather all your
children and your chhdrens
children for the Christmas feast.
Get one Of these tender thirty-pounders--
have ENOUGH and to spare.
Beautiful little birds, too,
SIX POUNDS and upwards.
Bear in mind that or turkeys
are dry picked, selected ana dressed
with reference to our fine family trade.
We NEVER SELL Western Turkeys.
Please order early. Our delivery
system is as perfect as it can
be made. and we will run extra
wagons to accommodate
the Christmas rush.
ESTATE S. w. BRANCH,
Broughton and Whitaker streets.
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CHARGED WITH CAR BREAKING
Joe Singleton Sent to Jail by Justice
Wanir,nr R1,ernl1 c-....-l.--

zoe Singleton Sent to Jail by Justice
Wartng Russell Yesterday.
Joe Singleton was arrested by Constable
austin yesterday, on a warrant sworn out
IN Justice Waring RusselTs court, charg-
ing him with car breaking. Singleton is
charged with breaking open a car belong
ing to the Florida Central and PeninsuIar
fCSllroad, while it was standing on the
E+ehtral railroad wharf, and taking from
49, soIhe merchandise. When taken to Jail
W. w Keys to car locks were found in his
~ pboekeIs. one was marked c. and S. and
tb be 4olher J.. and N, the conclusion being
s nat ne mad been making a business of this
81 U. OF work. The warrant was sworn
SSoI by Policeman l.. E. Mallette of the
central railroad force.
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Neutrality-suspicious. wsNTS

c-~-9-7TS~[~@~~
English dyers and cleaners; dying and
cleaning at the lowest prices; gents' suits
dyed any color 81; stearn-cieaned 81: pants
cleaned 40 cents; curtains 40 cents; gloves
5 cents. "a Broughton street, between Lin
coin and Abercorn. ,.-.e
WANTED, TEN SHARES or EXCEL
sior Loan e Savings Co.'s. stock H. C.
Gleason, corner Congress and Drayton
streets.
$4,000 WE HAVE TO LOAN UPON CITY
real estate. Platshek & Co. money
brokers, Citizens Bank Building
WANTED, EVERY POPULIST TO
send % 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
WANTED, IMPROVED PROPERTY,
suitable for home for Young Mems He
brew Association. Address tenders to II.
w. Witcoyer, 9 Bull street.
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NOTICE TO LADIES.

MY establishment VIII be open all day
tomorrow. and 1 have a plenty Of those
splendld tron2e turkeys. They are decid-
edly better than any you will find else
where. Besides, have other nice things
for your Christmas d nner, including Cape
Cod cranberries, caulitiowers, egg plants,
Kalamazoo celery. Indian River fancy
bright oranges and selected northern
apples Come to me for the best.
JAMES j. JOYCE. The Caterer,
AbercOrn and Liberty Streets
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FOR SALE. LOT s, DECKER TYTH.
Ing, Heathcote ward. on the north side
OF Hroughton street between Whitaker
and Barnard streets. Property now occu-
pied by Garfunkle & Sons, and Savannah
Shoe Factory. For terms apply to George
W. owens. Attorney at Law. 12l Bryan
street.