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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-20
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.

Bowden's Talk About the Corbett-
Jackson Fight Looked Upon as Bluff
Tallahassee, Fla, April 19.-Bowden's
talk about pulling off, the Corbett-Jack-
son fight is generally taken as a joke here
However, if it should be definitely deter
mined that the contest shall take place
in Florida, Gov. Mitchell would call an
extra session Of the legislature, with the
hope of securing the enactment of a law
that would put an end to prize-fghting in
Florida.
H. C. Robertson, a young colored man,
has swung out his sign as a practicing
attorney.
Constable Bentley, sent out by Sheriff
Poarce, succeeded in capturing another
negro implicated in the robbery of Ball &
Demilly's store. He gives his name as
Tom Lenox, alias Billy the Kid" He
had no booty.
The board of medical examiners for the
second circuit will hold an annual session
here on May s.
Interest has been revived in the project
to establish canning factory in this city
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Els COLLEAGUES MISS HIM.

Alderman o'Brien Invited to Attend
the Council Meetings More Regu-
larly.
Alderman O'Brien was surprised by
polite invitation from the clerk of coun-
Gil yesterday, by direction of the mayor,
to attend the next meeting of council.
Alderman O'Brien spends his nights at
White Bluff where his mother and sister
are staying, and he has not attended a
meeting of council in two months. He has
been very much missed by his brother
members of the board, and at the last
meeting Alderman Myers brought up the
subject by inquiring if there were not
some rule of council to require the at
tendance of its members He spoke half
In joke and half in earnest. Mayor Nc
Donough called for the code and read the
rule on the subject. 1t provides that
II any member shall absent himself
from the city more than three months at
a time without leave from the chair. or
being in the city, shall be absent from
three consecutive regular meetings with
out sufficient excuse, his seat shall be de-
clared vacant, and his place supplied by
election in the manner prescribed by
law.
The aldermen found they had tackled
serious subject, and the matter was dis
posed of by a motion that Alderman
O'Brien be invited to attend the next
meeting.
Alderman O'Brien was considerably
nettled at the action of his associates.
He said he thought he came nearer to
fulfilling his duty to the city by giving
close attention to the matters of his de-
partmont, even if he did not attend the
meeting of council, than some of the other
members who leave the city for three or
four months at time and leave the work
of their departments to others. Alder
man O'Brien did not say whether he
would be present at the next meeting of
council or not
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~~S~~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~ ~-~0~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-To the
Superior Court OF said County, The petition
OF Ludden Il Bates Southern Music House
respectfully shows, l. That on the first day
Of April, 1884, upon the application of William
Ludden, ct al, duly filed and published, your
petitioner was duly Incorporated by order OF
this honorable court, under the name of
Ludden a. Bates Southern Music House. for
and during the term of ten years with the
privilege of renewal at the end Of that time.
for the purposes, and with the franchises,
rights, powers and privileges fully set out In
said order OF Incorporation and the applica-
ton upon which tho same was based
2. That on the 23rd day of June, 1888 upon
the application Of your petitioner, duly filed
and published, its said charter granted on
April !, 1884 was, by order Of this honorable
court, amended IN certain particulars fully
set out In its said application and the said
order thereupon OF June 49, 1888.
8. Your petitioner hereby specially refers
to the said original order of Incorporation
and TO the proceeding upon which the same
was granted; and to the said order amending
its charter and TO the proceeding upon which
that order was granted. which orders and
proceedings are of file and record in this HON
orable court.
T. Your petitioner further shows that It now
desires a renewal Of its said charter as
amended as aforesaid for the further term OF
ten years from the expiration of the said
term for which the same was originally
granted
wherefore your petitioner prays that an
order may be granted renewing its said char.
ter as 30 amended for the further term OF ten
years from the expiration OF the said term for
which the same was originally granted.
JACKSON Il WHATLEY.
A. G. WRIGHT
Petitioners Attorneys
Petition for renewal of charter fled in ONCE
JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk s. c., G. c.. Ga.
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|. A Mccarthy, Norton & H, whitehead & Co,
Moore 4 Co. J f Grady & Son A b Hull 81 Co.
B johnson. Leffler b Son, J Dixon & Co J
Olssiek, Palmer Hardware Co J Perlinski,
Robinson Steam Pig o, John Rourke g. Son.
southern Express Co, Solomons & Co. II Solo
mon Il son, savannah Grocery Co. F& w
Ry, savannah Furniture Co s 2 Shotter Co,
y Speen, p b Springer, c Slater. Southern
Drug Co, Spreckles ; r. Co, Smith Bros, II
Sulter, Stellges, G w Tiedeman Bro,
D N Thomson & co, w ID Thomas & Co Vale
Royal Mfg Co, Thomas s NJ, I West IS Co. A
w Negal, Thos West & son d Weed & Co,
A Nj Il G w West, st Julian Younge
Per steamship City OF Augusta from New
York-Leopold Adler, Estate S w Branch,
Barbour GO. l Bluestein, Byek BrosM Blu
menthal, w Cooper, C RR Il Blxg Co, Ezra
Coe. Conner IA Co. Cornwell & @, j Dorsey,
Commercial Guano Co j Dixon h Co, A Davis
James DOUGLASS EclSman V, J r Einstein,
@ Eekstein & Co, A Enrich & Bro, NJ Else
man Epstein s. Bro Ellis Y & Co Foye & NJ,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Falk Clothing Co, b
Frank & Sons Fawcett Bros, Frank & Co,
Fleischman Co. Guckenheimer & Sons, Is
Brewing Co, 4 + Gleason & Co, c Gray & Son,
Cell & O. l. b Greer, Georgia Hist Society
M Henderson, Huh Il z, ID Hogan, Han
ley, II Hirsch, r + Hoyle Grocery Co Hecker
J Co, G Haas, II Juchter. Jackson M & Co,
w A Jaudon, agt. kavaf1augh & b, j M Jor.
cano & Co. Kolshorn & NJ, Lippman Bros,
n Lang, John Lyons Co. B II Levy & Bro.
Lindsay & M, Ludden & b J Lawton John
Lynch, s Lang, A Lefiier & Son, Lovell's
Sons, McGrath & Co, The Miller Co Morning
News, Meinhard Bros g. Co, w b Nell g. Co,
Mutual G l. Co. d Z Myerson, Norton g. H.
Mutual Coop ASSN S L Newton order notify
h i Moore a Co. order notify G w Teideman
s. Bro, order notify M Bono a Bro, j OByrne
Oppenhemer 5 & Co, ORlethorpe Club, order
notify National Bank Palmer Hardware Co.
N Paulsen, Solomons & Co, Mr. Robinowick
Fl solomon & Son, j Sullivan, 7 T Shiptriue
Savannah Grocery Co, Savannah Brewing Co
Savannah b Co, Smith Bros II l. Sehreiner
$ Schreiner. f w Storer, Ameen Sasseh,
Sidney Glass Works. p Springer G Schley
& Co, A M & G w West, Watson & p, Rev II
Webb, D Weed & Co, II West g. co. ] ID
Weed II Wilensky, C + Wakefield, steamer
Katie steamer Bellevue. steamer Alpha,
Southern Express Co
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BALTIMORE DOWNS NEW YORK.
A Big Crowd at the Opening Game of
the Season.

Baltimore, April l9.-In the presence of
the largest crowd that ever witnessed a
ball game in Baltimore, the championship
season opened to-day. The New York
Giants were pitted against the, Orioles,
and were defeated by the score of s to 3.
The attendance was ID, 500.
A special train from New York brought
100 cranks and newspaper correspondents.
More than 300 of the 1,500 invitations
sent out by Secretary Vonderhorst were
accepted. The guests included Mayor La
trObe, city officials, congressman. state
legislators, society leaders and nearly all
Of the members of the theatrical profess
sion now in the city The score follows;
HE
baltimore. ....,......0O 2O3OO3O-8 10
New York ............0 O0OIO O20-3 10 q
Batteries Baltimore, McMahan and Robin
son; New York, Rusie and Farrell.
COLTS DOWN THE PHILLIEs.
Washington. April 19.-Between 5000
and 1000 people, including many of promi-
nence, witnessed the opening game of the
championship season to-day between the
Washington and Philadelphia clubs. The
result was surprise to everybody. The
Washington team is composed of men
new to the league, but they won easily.
The score follows:
Washington o00oOIO12- Q 2
Philadelphia go 00O0O10-2 6 2
Batteries Washington Esper and Me
Guire Philadelphia, weighing and Clements.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Games were played elsewhere as fol-
lows;
At Boston r. H. E,
Boston 10 51O2 4 x-1S II
Brooklyn 20 0 0 0 1-2 5 4
Batteries-Stiyetts and Cancel, Kennedy
and Daley.
r. H. f.
St Louis ..O2oO2O2 eli 10
Pittsburg ...........0 0 0 600 / 0 g 8 8 ,
Batteries reitenstein and Buckley; Kill
len and Mack.
NO GAME AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, KY, April 19.-The base ball
game with Cleveland was postponed until
tomorrow on account of rain.
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BOOKSTORE REsPITEp.
He Would Have Been Hanged To-day
But for the Governors Action.

Atlanta, Ca, April 19.-Gov. Northen
to-day granted second respite to JEFF
Rockmore, the negro sentenced to hang at
Decatur tomorrow for the murder of
another negro named Steward. The gov
ernor's action was in Difference to the re-
quest Of Judge Richard H. Clark, the
trial Judge Rockmore was tried twice,
and convicted of murder in the first
degree both times. Three days before he
was to be hanged, upon the plea of newly
discovered evidence, the governor sus-
pended his sentence, but the new witness
could not change the appearance of the
case, and Rockmore would have been
hanged tomorrow but for the governor
second interference
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BLUE BLooDs AT THE ALTAR.
A Grandson and Granddaughter of
Queen Victoria Married

Coburg, April 19.-Her royal highness,
Princess Victoria Melita, of Sake oburg,
granddaughter of Queen Victoria, was
marrid to-day in the chapel of the duoal
palace here, to Grand-duke Earnest Louis
Charles Albert William Of Hesse, grand
son of Queen Victoria.
The weather was splendid and the city
was packed with royal and imperial
guests, foreign visitors and German sight
scers. Every building was decorated in
some manner-even the most modest cot
tage having futtered at least some slight
display of bunting to the breeze, while
the important thoroughfares and promi-
nent buildings were buried beneath decor
atoms Of all descriptions Of colors.
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Z. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, April 10, Top. m, 1894


The western storm, after remaining in
the Missouri valley for nearly two DAYS,
has moved northeastward, and now cen
ters in Lake Superior with increased
energy. 1t will probably drift eastward
through Ontario toward the st. Law
renee valley.
All area of high pressure, a remnant of
the high that covered The atlantic sea-
board Wednesday night, covers the South
Atlantic coast and the Florida peninsula.
A second high, attended by cooler
weather, covers the middle and southern
slopes of the Rocky mountains
AT O'Clock tonight rain was falling
at Augusta, Atlanta, Piusburg and
Omaha; elsewhere generally fair
weather prevailed, with here and there a
patch of cloudiness
The temperature has risen along the
northern slope of the Rocky Mountains,
in Upper Michigan, Northeastern Ohio,
along the immediate New England and
Middle Atlantic coasts, throughout North
Carolina, and along the South Atlantic
and east Gulf coast.
1t is much cooler In the interior of the
east gulf states, throughout Tennessee,
in Southwestern New York, Southwest
ern Pennsylvania, Northeastern Illinois.
Western Arkansas, Western Missouri.
Iowa, Eastern Nebraska and Southeast
ern Minnesota.
During the twenty-four hoursS ending
at o'clock p. m, to-day, fair weather
prevailed throughout the Augusta,
Charleston and Savannah cotton region
districts.
Elsewhere in the cotton belt scattering
showers were reported. The following
heavy rainfalls were reported: Cheran,
S. c., 2.80 inches; ThomasVile, in the
Mobile district, l.90 inches; Alexandria,
La, 100 inches; Port Gibson, Miss, !. 30
inches. The average rainfall OF fourteen
stations in the Memphis district was ]. 40
inches p. Fl. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Hal at san dersville.

hail storm struck Sandersville at O'Clock
this afternoon, lasting a quarter Of an
hour. The ground was completely Gov
cred, the hailstones varying in size. The
largest was six inches in circumference,
or about the size of a guinea egg. Some
old citizens say they have never seen any
thing like it. The storm did considerable
damage TO growing crops,
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HIGH WIND AND RAIN.
A Man and His Wife Fatally Injured
in Louisiana.

jackson, Miss, April IA wind of
cyclonic proportions passed north of here
early this morning, doing great damage
to crops, houses and fences.
TWO FATALLY INJURED.
Natchez, Miss, April ia terrific
wind and rain storm swept over the Bull
Its bayou section of Concordia parish in
Louisiana late this morning The resi-
dence on the Wentworth plantation was
completely demolished and its occupants,
MIR. Wayne and his wife, were fatally in
iured.
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AINswoRrH ARRA1eNED.
he Pleads Not Guilty, but Reserves
the Right to Withdraw 1t.

Washington, April 19.--Col. f. c. Aims
worth, of the war department, was to-day
arraigned for manslaughter in connection
with the Ford's theater disaster last
June. He waived reading of the indict-
ment and entered a plea Of not guilty,
with the privilege of withdrawing that
plea, and was given ten days in which
either TO demur to the indictment or
move to quash 1t.
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wo FATALLY INJURED.
WILSON AT NEW IBERIA.
He Is Getting an Insight Into the
MaRnitude Of the Sugar Induatrv.

Magnitude of the Sugar Industry.
New iberia, La, April 19.-Congress-
man William L. Wilson arrived here to-
day on his return from Mexico. He was
received by Capts. Cadc ana Pharr, and
in company with them, visited sew
eral points Of interest, and will be given
the sugar industry of this section To-
morrow the party win visit Avery's
Landing and the salt mines, and the
latter will take a steamboat trip up and
down bayou Teche Mr.. Wilson'S health
continues to improve.
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Mamma-Did YOU take your capsule without
any trouble
Robbie--Yes, but / had an awful time get
tin the quinine out of it hrst-Inter- Ocean.
How about this new French teacher Does
she take you along as rapidly as the other
ones"
Little Girl-Goodress. yes; she skips five
or SIX pages every day.-Chicago Record.
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PLAYED A GREAT GAME.
Savannah Defeats Teddy'S Tigers by
One Run.

Not Man Scored Until the Eighth
Inning, When Clarke and Ramsey
Crossed the Plate-Ryan Made the
only Run for the Visitors-The Spec
tators Crazy Over Savannah's Play
ng-McCIoskey Now Well in the
Lead.
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C.
22@y annah... a., 0 0 0 0 0 O. .
A,Iahta............ 0 0 o 0 l. /
dEarued Runs-Savanuah, 2; Atlanta. O.
Two base Hits-Ramsey,
lone RunsLNone
j., Iolai Bases on Hits-Savannah, z; At
ye Eases on Balls-By Ramsey, 2; by Como.
Bases on Hit by Pitched Ball--None.
luck Out-By Ramsey, 81 by Conover, 4.
Eirtors-Savannah, 2; Atlanta, l.
and Boyle A-O'''
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THRooKMoRroN DYING.
The Ex-Governor of Texas on His
Death Bed at His Home.

Dallas Tex, April ia special from
Mckinney, Tex, this afternoon says;
"Ex-Gov j. w. Throckmorton is believed
to be undergoing his final illness at his
home in this city He has been in bad
health for several months, and recently
had what was feared would be fatal at
tack in the Indian territory. He was
brought home and has been confined to
his bed since"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is 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 10
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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omcial Record for the Morning New

UmclaI heCOTu TOT the NOTHING NEWS.
Local forecast for savannah and vicinity
till midnight, April 20, 1894: showers;
cooler; southerly winds, shifting to south
west, west and northwest.
Forecast for Georgia; Fair, preceded by
local showers in the early morning; south.
westerly winds and slightly warmer in
northern portion.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca, on April 10, 1894, with the normal
for the day:
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Spring Is here and sum-
mer is coming, and every
man wants a pretty suit
shirt, a new hat, and
pretty necktie to make
him look neat.
FALK HIS THEM I'LL.

"HeIlo, Uncle lin! Why
you look like a dude.
Where did you get that
pretty suit, shirt, hat and
necktie. Why, you look
like you were going to see
your girl or make a mash
or something.
"0h, no, amt. | Just
come from FaIk's. They
fitted me so nice and
pretty that ! had to wear
H."
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no PELIcANs PLUOKED.

i3 81 1phis Defeats New Orleans in a
q CD Loosely Played Game.
corr ew Orleans, April ,19.--Memphis de-
ted New Orleans to-day in a loosely
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CHARLESTON ooNauERs.
Macon Beaten By a Score of Seven to
Five.

Five.
Charleston, S. c., April 49, Charleston
won the closest game of the season to-
day from Macon. The feature of the
play on the local side was the fine work
of Wynne, young pitcher who last wear
played in Colum bia and who occupied the
box to-day for the first time Three men
famed out before him. Both sides bat
ted freely and two home runs were made,
one by Siebel of Charleston, and the
other by WEIGH. The attendance was
fair. The score follows.
Charleston ....... 8GOOO-7 II O
Macon. ........... 0 . 0003O-5 II ,
Batteries-Wynne, Klopf and Zahn; Gibbes
and Hoover
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pERKSHIRE HILLS.-Brooklawn four
ID hours from New York via N. Y and NJ
II. railroad, two miles from Lee station offers
as many attractions, comforts and luxurtes
terms, etc. address Mrs Joseph Warren.
East Lee, Mass.
GUNNER board in the mountains OF Vir-
- ginia; reference, Rev. Robb White; for
circulars, address f. Randolph, Keswick,
Albemarle County, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

---|~@~@~N~IN~~eN-~l~-~-~- ~~~(~-~-~~~-~N~~~~~~<N
&S PER MONTH. Short hand lessona
PCs evening sessions. Richmonds Com
mercial College, opposite postofflce.
POSES, La France. Mnrechal Neil, Papa
Ia Gontier the Bride, etc. Floral designs
a specially. Special attention paid TO neat
parlor decorations. Plants OF all descriptions
Leave orders at Strong's Pharmacy, 67 Bull
street George Wagner, florist, ThunderboIk
road, telephone 40S.
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I GROOM hotel at Lyons, Ca, for sale.
~ Address z. Q. Box 2l0 Americus ca.
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ENOR SALE, Mathushek (upright) piano.
a almost new, at sacrifice Apply l73
Habersham
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BATTED OUT OF THE BOX.
Pitcher Borcher of Nashville, Terribl
Punished at Mobile,

Mobile, Ala, April lO.-Mobile knocked
the spots out of Pitcher Borchers to.
day and won hands down. They hit ter
rifcally, and Nashville was not in it at
any stage. Underwood performed the re-
markable feat of hitting safely seven
times out of seven chances, and York hit
SIX out OF seN en-, making a total of IL base
hlts oetWee' the two for eighteen bases.
The score follows.
Mobile ..........21 629O429-2s 20
Nashville g 02l20 o. s
Stallings. ~
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ENOR SALE cheap, small iron safe, combI-
a nation lock at eos Broughton street.
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JULES and horses for sale at McCormick'a
w Stables, West Broad and Alice streets
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lITY lots, on Whitaker and Barnard
~ streets, monthly payments OF ten dol
lars. Tho Title Guarantee Co., 1876 Congress-
street.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES.-To reduce our
~ stock we offer cypress shingles at 81 so
at the mill Vale Royal Manufacturing Conn
pany.
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ENOR SALE, two houses on Second avenue
Il one near Whitaker at $1,000 The other
west OF West Broad, at $3.50 two-story house.
This property is very cheap Call quick. 1.
ID. LaRoehe.
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AUCTION SALES.
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE, one small sloop. 90 feet long
4 and eis feet beam; good chance for one
that wants boat cheap. Apply No. II Bar
nard street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Continued from Seventh Page.
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FfNEN dollars per month Will buy q large lot
Il in the city, on Whitaker and Barnard
streets. Tho Title Guarantee Co., 1856 Con-
gress street
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ROOMS 10 REnI.

L1OR RENT, three desirable rooms, with
Il bath No 1876 York street, between Bull
and Whitaker rent only SiS per month. APP
ply to j f. Brooks 1854 Bay street.
DOOM for rent on Taylor between Whta-
IL ker ana Barnard streets. All conven-
fences, quiet private family For young
man only. Address box IA, Morning News.
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Nj ULES, large and medium first-classt
w mules, turpentine, city or farm work.
j. f. Guilmartin II Co, Stables.
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- Robert H. Tatem, Real Estate Dealer
No. Bull street
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LOST
BUARDiNG
SUMMER RESORTS.

RooMS and board 90 Barnard street.
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WANT to rent or buy small soda appa-
w ratus. Lamar NJ Kennon Adel Ga.
WANTED, partly paid up stock in any
w building and loan association; state
amount paid in. Address p. o. BOX 1886 Macon,
Ca.
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Alderman o'Brien Invited to Attend
the Council Meetings More Regu-
larly.
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HOUSES kNp SHORES FOR REN1.

HOUSE FOR RENT. ~ Taylor, clean,
a modern, convenient; $50 W. Woledge,
AZ Habersham.
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LyOR RENT. dwelling corner East Broad
II and Gordon. Kollock g. ScreVen,
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NOR RENT, house northeast corner ST.
II Julian and Lincoln streets. Apply
Michael teeley.