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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

At a meeting OF tho stockholders Of
tho Don Canning Company, over tho
river. yesterday. it was decided TO
double the capacity Of the works this
spring. Ihis will give tho works II
tlooragc Of 10000 square feet and n ca.
pacity Of 1900 cans daily. Tho cannery
will DO operated about ton months in
the year, the product consisting OF TOM
atocs, catsup, pickles, olivo,, jams. pre-.
serves, jGllics, soups, G,c. Tho company
will have its own moulds for Jars and
bottles. The making OF soups will DO
given considerable attention, and those
will DO made almost every month in tho
y0ar. Tho Manufacture and canning OF
soup Is extensively carried on in Now
York and, indianapolis, and tho Don
people expect to mako as good goods rs
can 10 made. Up to Yesterday con-
tracts had boon made for sixly-scven
acres OF tomatoes for tho coming soason.
Ono farmer cleared rs high rs SO an
acre on tho tomatoes no sold to this
firm last season, and others S50, SIS and
NO on,
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A big scrappiuy match took place in
and near Dan tlaley's saloon in -Elna.
vile the other evening. Seven EN-
ployes at the Creek mill attemp pied to do
up four or five Etna.S.andard mill men,
but as usual the latter were victorious.
One OF the Wheeling men drew butch.
or knife ION ono Of the .Etnuvile men,
who struck at him with sledge hammer
force and his ifs, struck the wall, max.
ing it 80 sore that he is unable 10 work.
The Wheeling men were chased across
the Back river bridge and tina. ended
the scrap. Two or three OF the .E.ua.
Standard men who participated are foot
ball PLAYERS, and they wore the heroes.
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Squire Gillcspy yesterday iued Isaac
Gray 81 and costs for profanity, 81 and
costs for being drunk, and s. aud costs
in each oil two cases OF assault. Tho
case OF John Love. charged with assault,
was dismissed.
Mrs. Mary Smell, charged BY hor hus.
band, John Smell, with assault, was dis.
missed. All who heard the case said
the mans treatment OF the woman was
outrageous.
In Squire Rogera' court the cases OF
John Ogebay aud Mrs. OgIebny, his
divorced wife, alias Margaret " hiason,
were tried to jury and they iwero
found guilty aud fined so aud costs,
and in default OF the cash sent TO jail for
ten days. The woman sworo sho was
Oylebay'a divorced wife. She has two
small children ut homc, and The justice
lie. her 20 to them on her own rc.os.
nizance.
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DOWS IN DIXIE.

-
Mr.. Hci,Icli Likes "rarir D!ll" Wilson,
hut Has no Use for Ills Tariff TInkcrinG.
4 pleasure party OF prominent people
from West Virginia arc guests at the
Grunewald. says the New Orleans
Picayune. They arc D. L. Hciskell,
president OF tho Warwood Tool Com.
pany, in Wheeling; DR.. John L. Dickey
and vile, Mis-. Susan lIIdreth, Mra. ".
$. Brady, Mra. Delaplaiuo and Miss
Hulia. They will spend several days
in New Orleans, and will then 20 to the
gulf coast. From there they will travel
into Florida.
Mr.. iioiskell, speaking with a repre-.
sentative OF the Picayune, said that the
new tariff had denoralzed the indus.
tries in West Virginia. The Wilson bill,
he said, had caused large number OF
them to be closed down.
Although n Republican, said thegen
tleman. Il am n great admirer OF Hon.
william L. Wilson rs q tariff reiormer.
Mr.. Wilson's defeat in our state is re-
garded from personal standpoint as a
loss. We admire the integrity and nc
complishments OF the man, and wish
10 see him put on tho supreme bench.
As tariff bill Trainer We are not at all
devoted to him nor to his party, tor that
matter. Eon see, our section OF the
country is filled with industries which
the system OF protection has fos,ered.
10 make u radical change and destroy
that protection is to close down those
industries, aud that has been the prac-
teal result. Aside from any principle,
and looking ut the matter from a bust.
ness standpoint. tho new tariff bill has
hurt Us immeasurably. We are there.
fore glad Mr.. Wilson was defeated, save
from a standpoint OF personal regard.
We believe lie missed his calling when
he took to tumpering with tho tariff.
1.-THE effect On Us 10 similar to the re.
suit brought 10 the planters OF your
state BY the repea! OF the bounty.
Whether the bounty was good or bad,
constitutional or unconstitutional, we
will not discuss. Suffice it to say the
planters OF Louisiana arc not 80 well of
aud business here is not go lively ms it
would or might have been with con.
tinua.ion OF the protective system. We
must consider the tariff rs it comes
home to W.. Whether it is local issue
or not, it has its local effect. know
that as far as Wes, Virginia is con.
ccrned. and your people Of Louisiana
may think for yourselves rs to the
effect here. You can Judge that better
tnan can"
Mr.. lieiskell took hopeful view OF
the existing situation OF affairs, and be.
lievea tho country will return to pros.
pcrity and the Republican party.
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The Assault on Gln.. Workers.

Thomas Tonner. the Wellsburs man
who came to Wheeling on Monday
morning with James Lauck to 90 to ST.
Clairsvllle as witness, and who es.
capped beating with base ball bat,
Snucklers. etc. in the hands OF the
Martins Ferry strlkcrs. says that they
were followed to We!isbu-g By union
classworker OF Martin'a Ferry. Tonner
says the union man got on the train
jus. after it started in Martins Ferry,
talked with them going up and coming
down on tho trains, spent Sunday in
Wellsburg aud tried hard to persuade
them not to come back, and disappeared
at the Pewiky depot in Wheeling. when
tho gang proceeded to do up Lauck.
The latter IVES reported to be doing
fairly well Yesterday. No arrests have
vet been mndc.
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One manufacturing concctn. at least,
has become woaried of tho uncertainty
OF the natura! gas supply during cold
snaps. aud has taken heroic measure,
to obyiate any annoyance in the future.
and that is the North Wheeling glass
works. This concern. after Il two weeks
shut down on account OF lack OF nat.
urai gas, will resume operations to-day
OH II coal basis, the old reliable and
time-honored fuel This will DO good
news to the employees OF tho establish.
ment, who have besn in enforced idle.
ness on account OF the slack amount OF
natural rns
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In the circui. court yesterday in the
case of the National bank OF Albuquer.
quo. y. NJ. Va. Archibald Wilson and
others. in chancery, an order was
entered permitting the action to be dis.
missed agreed rs TO A. G. Wilson,
Corinne II. Wilson. administrative OF
John L. Wilson, deceased; the Wheeling
Iron and Nail Company, the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley, and the Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling. the Etna Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. the North
western Virginia Agriculture! Associa.
ton, the Citizens Railway Company
aud Henry Hornbrook, but this with
out prejudice as to farther proceedings
against other parties in interest.
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The l.insly cadets will give another of
their always enjoyable hops on the
twenty-tirst OF this month. Tho Opera
House Orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion. As this will be the last
social event before Lent it ought 10 he
well patronizcd. Tho tickets are now
Oh saIe and can DO secured IRON almost
any OF the cadets.
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Has tastcs incidentally. in keeping with
other lnxuries. A remedy must DO
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in composition. truly beno.
fetal in effect and entirely FREQ from
every Objectionable quality. II really
Ill ho consults physician: il conslipat-
cd hc nso, tho gentle family laxative,
Syrup OF Figs.
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THE people of st. Anthony's church,
Bridgeport, PROPOSE to give Il good sup
por and an enjoyable timo to nll who
will visit the Bazaar on Thursday, Fri.
day and. Saturday evenings. February
II, 10 and Is. in ileInlein's hall. No
begying aiiowtd in he hall.
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Si:Ntl.hNNUAI,


day or rs Long u. They Last.
2S7 Calico Wrappers, 49c; wcro 81,
81 % and 81 so.
ll6 PercaIe. Diinity. White Lawn and
Zephyr Wrappers, Csc; were 81 so, s.
and s. rs.
SO Ladies' Shirt Waists. SOC and 4oc;
wcro 81 to g so.
l27 Girls Bingham Dresses, l9c; were
SSc. 81 nnd 81 %.
81 Bed Comforts. 25c. SOC and 40c;
were Coo, Soc and 81.
4 iow soilci Blanket, ut half price.
Gents Fine Cashmere Half Hose, lie;
were SIC aud SOC.
Hundreds OF remnants ut your own
price.
" ait ior our Curtain End sale on Sat.
urday. II, EMsnRIMEn.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GheSntclliacnr
80,
onirci Nos. 70 nnd ~ Fourteenth strpot.


Peach iIlll Poultry Farm.
Wanted FirsrClaN Cook.
For Rent Rni For S4lo..-Jamp, a. llonry,
Opera llOnSo--Chntley'k Aunt.
Wanted MIN to Manage llrniiOh Orlcr,
Plymouth Rock GelnIinO--il. 7. llehruuA
Chamber Sais--Jnhn FrIcicl & 20,
Piano Snlc-F. ". Baumer 4 TO.
II, Valentines Day smntous Old City Hook
81 ole.
vcnOs mud Munyon's Cures --dOctto'S phar.
macy.
slt Per Cont Money WGn,ci-snlth L Dick.
VRlcutlneS-Cnrle litoS
Drink Pure WAter-Ewinc Bros
Messed salInon-C Y, Harding & Co.
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jacob ". GEUBu,


Yesterday Mrs. John Walton, while
dressing to attend n meeting Of society
OF which sho is n member, tripod and
fell. straining her hip painfully, and
perhaps seriously. She will be laid up
for some .ime.
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will give its first concert on Tuesday
evening ut 7:45 o'clock, at tho Sunday
school room OF the church. Tickets, Is
cents. Children undor twelve years, 10
Ccnta
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A GRAND Masquerade Dnll will DO
given by Eudurn Circle, U. a. o. D., Mt
Beethoven hail tonight. Admission %
cents,
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STILL DRIVING THOSE
Suits and
Cd
0VerCOatS.

Prices have to be very low to exceed
the limits of your widest imagination
about BUYING BARGAINS. BUTT
February, the dullest month of the
year. We have an unusually large
Stock Of Suits and Overcoats yet on
hand, although our sales in the last
thirty days have been phenomenal.
The cut in prices is therefore nat
urally heavier, away below any other
house to bring it, where it is an actual
benefit to buy, whether for present or
future use. Provide yourself now.
It's our honest advice. Our elegant
line of Boys and Children's Over
coats included in this sale. You can't
afford to pass it by. Come early or
late you will find others on the same
Grand at
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DO NOT forgot tho Grand Ma,quoruds
Ball tonight at Beethoven hall. Admiy.
sion % cents.
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PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH AND III
COMFORTABLE

ity wearing our excellent Underwear uud
unrkeclird Half Hose mt Lowest Priccs.
We arc making TO order, Mt u rrent re.
duetion, elegant Oysrcnnts nj $50 90, mud
special lino Of hil.WoOl Trouss rings at
~ 90. Z. HESS & SONS,
Fhshionnble ThllUrs nnd Gents Furnish.
crs, 1891 and 1893 Market Street
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FURNITURE STORED AT REASON
ahlc rates. satisfaction guaranteed, by
a. g. Griffin ISL Broughton.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.


800 AVERAGED EACH WEEK LAST
year by placing $40 dividends paid weekly;
can withdraw any time Chance Of a life
time. G. -. Cooper, 1913 w. Fifth street, Gin
cinnati. o.
$40 To $500 INVESTED IN OUR INFAL-
lible system of turf speculation pays 100
per cent. profit and upward, monthly; cap
ital protected by guarantee fund; proofs,
prospectus. etc. free. Standard Trading
Co. Cincinnati, o. e.'
DO YOU sPECULATE2 THEN SEND
for our book. How to Speculate Success
fully on Limited Margins In Grain and
Stock Markets." mailed free. Comstock,
Hughes & Co, Rialto Building. Chicago.
81. 800 AVERAGE PROFIT PER MONTH
on an investment OF 800 Winnings paid
every week. Hudson a Co, Betting Com
missioners, So East Fifth street, Covington
KY
MAKE BIG MONEY BY INVESTING
In wheat now. When fun extent OF dam
age to all crops becomes known, wheat
will go up to 800 and more. Small invest
ors can safely make splendid profits now
Write to-day for manual on successful
Speculation and Daily Market Letter, both
free, to Thomas & Co bankers and brok-
ors. 27s Rialto building, Chicago, III.
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Personal.


MOSQUITO NETS AND FRAMES
rs.ll-liocks cots. refrigeratOrs ana other
GUNNER goods The Miller Company.
MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY PF,NO-
fdteu, furniture upholstered and r.srsafra,5
5ryMSSl prices FOXs, Whitaker. corner
T. N, PERRY'S CLOSING OFT SALE
sls salA OF the city: thanks 10 my custon-
80 Iot tneir liberal patronage last week
. 5000 assortment OF everything left. and
SUI another reduction on all goods Tor
MS Week; this week closes the June sales
a anu don't you forget it; goods will be
PERRY'S GRAND WEEK FOR RAR-
sans last week before July !. and don't
you Know he viii slaughter prices: every
me OF goods must so.
FERRf WILL VACATE 166 BROUGH-
III Iu snort time, and he has made un
MS inind 10 sacrifice his entire stock this
Week; must sell: I will sen. III sacrific-
ms goods viii do IT,
PERRY WILL PLEASE THE chill
9 ~ ms week by offering two hundred
rrehch coils at less than half cost 10 i'm
so BUYS A ROLL or MATING N
gafds me assortment bettre grades. The
Miller Company.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT so Dis
tuIDs one equanimity as an aching foot:
Let a Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
1ilu cures lngrOwing nails, corns bun
ions ana other ailments that feet are heir
70 leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy
Bull and State streets.
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ALWAYS Up TO THE TIMES. j.. II.
Baker never fails to have on hand just
the kind OF meat you are looking FOR.
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FINE ICE COLD WATERMELoNs AT
the Palace Market. Price and Gordon
streets
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BARBOUR q CO, 1872 BROUGHTON
street, are showing a nice line of furni-
ture, window shades, dining tables and
chairs, lounges, etc.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED FLAT
vicinity park use large yard. $500 per
month. Address Desirable" Morning
News.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE DYE TO .LIyE---.MILLS & co,
dyers and cleaners. Gents suits dyed, 81;
cleaned, 81. Lace curtains cleaned and
finished on an improved system, 40 cents
S Osr Bef 0S G e of tbe s0re We
Dye to Live. "a Broughton street.
ENJOY LIFE; LIVE IT RIGHT by
ordering sOft-shell crabs or frog legs at
Frieds; 30 cents the order. ah
THIRTY PAIRS or IS. Sc AND $3.50
shoes are now offered for "a at okarmas.
FIVE CASES SUNBEAM CORN $50
per dozen, Pulaski Grocery Co, T, hiking,
Manager
THE TNTELMAN co. WOULD BE
pleased to furnish shippers with all bar
rels they may need for pears and grapes
this season; our packages are OF uniform
size; n standard barrel; buyers viii APP
preciate the advantage offered them by
comparing returns from shipments In sec
Ond-hand packages with those where our
barrels are used.
FINE ICE COLD WATERMELONS AT
the Palace Market. Price and Gordon
streets.
MATTRESSES MADE OR REMOVAL
ted quickly and cheaply by A. 5. Griffin,
ISL Broughton.
CALL AND GET ESTIMATES ON TIN
roofing, galvanized iron and copper cor
nices, at r. G. Pacetu's, Al Whitaker.
BARBOUR g. CO, 1892 BROUGHTON
street, are showing nice line OF furni-
ture. WINDOW ShadeS, dining tables ana
chairs, lounges, etc.
PULASKI GROCERY COMPANY
headquarters for imported Swiss cheese;
fine butter. tea and coffee. T. Bsr King,
Manager.
SEE Our Low PRICES. SAVANNAH
Steam Dye Works Dyeing and cleaning
at the lowest prices, gents suits dyed any
color 81; steam cleaned, Sl.00 pants clean
cd, &c; curtains, SOC. 1877 York street.
KEROSENE AND GASOLINE STOVES
guaranteed not to smoke. ID. N. Thomson
& Co.
SPRING CHICKENS ALL NEXT
don and Tattndll streets; large shipments
every other day; plenty for everybody; call
between a. m. and p. m.
FIFTY PAIRS OF S4OO AND $3.50
shoes at Okarma's, now being sold for
$500.
IF YOU HAVE A FINE PAIR OF
shoes and wish 10 get them neatly repaired
dress shoes made to order. ST.
GILT-EDGE BUTTER, THE. BEST SO
pounds for Sl.00 Mastck e. Remler Har-
ris and Price, and Liberty and Drayton
streets.
FIVE CASES BROOK TROUT, TEN
cents. at Pulaski Grocery Co., T. b. King,
Manager.
LEAVE YOUR MARKET BASKET AT
]. y. Bakers. stall Sc; he will fill your or
der for anything you want in his line.
SPRING CHICKENS, WESTERN,AND
Market, Price and Gordon
FURNITURE CAREFULLY RENO
waited, packed for shipment or stored at
reasonable rates; mattresses renovated
or made to order, any size or material.
Barbour & Co., 1872 Broughton street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

--~-~~-~~~-~-~~-~~~~e
MISS e. NJ. KELLY WILL OPEN SUM
mer school July 1, at l49 New Houston
street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY

90 TO q BULL STREET FOR PHO
tographs, crayons and frames; prices re-
duced. J. n. Wilson.
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RELIGIOUs NOTICES.


ST. JOHNS CHURCH, MADISON
Square, corner Bull and Charlton streets,
Rev. Charles II. Strong, rector. The sec
ond Sunday after Trinity owing to the
alterations now going on IN the church
building to fit it for the reception of the
new organ, there Will be no service in
this church for the next three or four
Sundays, Due notice Of a resumption Of
services viii be given.
WESLEY MONUMENTAL OIETHO-
disO church, Abercorn and Gordon streets,
Rev. A. NJ. Williams, pastor; preaching
by the pastor at II a. m, by Rev. Thomas
II. Thompson at $50 p. m; a cordial well
come to all.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN MISSION,
Whitaker and Duffy; preaching II a. m.
and SIS p. m. by Rev. NJ. j. Epting; Sun
day school. $3.50 a. M; a cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
EVAN LEGAL LUTHERAN
Church of the Ascension, corner Bull and
President streets; Rev. w. C. Schaeffer,
pastor; preaching at II a. m. and S is y. m. !;
all welcome; seats free.
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LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without board; bath OIL
same floor. 1l7a Duffy street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE HAVE THE CHEAPEST LINE OF
stoves and ranges in the city. ID. y.
Thomson & Co
CALL AND GET YOUR TIN ROOF
repaired and painted: also your slate roof,
90 r. e. Pacettfs. a Whitaker. t.
3 CENTS A FOUND FOR FINE NEW
York butter, at MasLick a. Renters two
stores Liberty and Drayt0n. and Harris
and Price streets.
TEN BOXES FRENCH PRIMES, FIVE
cents. az Pulaski Grocery Co, T. b.
King. MANAGE
NO TIME lost; OKARAfA Will RE
pair your SHOES In a few minutes, while
you walt. he Keeps fuli force OF the
best workmen. and only uses the finest
leather.
Baker never fails 10 have on hand Just
the kind OF meat you are looking FOR.
COOL CABINET BEER on DRAUGHT,
a Remlcr's Liberty and DraytOn, and
Harris and Price streets.
FURNITURE STORED AT REASON
ahlc rates. satisfaction guaranteed, by
a. .. Griffin ISL Broughton-
HOT HOT. HOT. BE CAREFUL WHAT
YOU eat this hot weather, order from ;.
Martin. Huntingdon and Tattnall, and he
SURE you get everything perfectly fresh.
ALL MEATS KEPT ~ a COLD sTOig-
age. at the Palace Market, corner Price
AMI Gordon streets.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING OF
every kind promptly attended TO. ID. N.
ThOmasou & Co.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

PARTIES WISHING GOOD BOARD
well furnished cool rooms at reasonable
rates, please address box ia Marietta, Ca
PLEASANT BOARD FOR THE SUM
mer, Hendersonville, n. C.; for particu-
lars apply TO PAP Barnard street.
COMFORTABLE BOARD IN BEAUTI-
full situation, between Flat Rock and Hem
Jacksonville. Apply to Miss Toomer, Hem
Jacksonville, n. G.
SKYLAND HOTEL UNDER THE
present management is an ideal resort /;
newly furnished climate and water IN
exceled; patronage solicited; terms rea-
sonable. Mrs. w J. Evans.
NOTICE, TO MY FRIENDS AND THE
public, that ! am now open for the sum-
mer and any one wishing board by the
day, week or month, can get same at a
reasonable rate: also the best bathing
suits on the island. Apply to Mrs. p
Smith, Tybee Island.
VISITORS TO THE UP COUNTRY
will find the Adams House delightful
place to spend the summer. Rates reasona-
bic. Address II. i. Adams, proprietor, Sem
eca, 8. G.
NEW YORK. NO. 231 EAST FOUR
teenth street, near Stuyvesant Park; large
cool. handsomely furnished rooms: super
Tor board and service; select private board
ing house: convenient 10 all hotels, thea
tiers and shopping district. Address Mrs
L. r. Van Saun.
MOORE's HOTEL. TRENTON FALLS
n. Y. Finest scenery and falls in the world
For fun information and copy of circular
apply to any ticket office Of the y. y. c.,
and Hudson railroad in New York or
Brooklyn. Rate $50 up. open June 20, 1896
c. E. Moore, Manager.
BOARDERS WANTED-PLEASA
and well-furnished home; large, beauti-
fully shaded yard splendid fare. Address
No. ll9 Main street, Gainesville, Ga.
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WE HAVE TIE CHEAPEST LINE or
stoves and ranges ia the city. d. n.
Thomson a. co.
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HOUSES AND STORES FoR RENT.


FOR RENT, NEW HOUSE AT BLOOM
ingdale, Ca, on Central railroad; suitable
for small family: near station. For in
formation, address J. f. Mahaney.
FOR RENT, TWO HOUSES SOUTH
east corner Duffy and Montgomery streets.
Apply r. S. Claghorn, 96 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, NOS. 81 AND So VALID
burg street; cheap; newly papered. George
A. Mercer,Jr
FOR RENT. 100 BARNARD STREET,
from July or August LIST; all modern con-
veniences. Apply at 100 Barnard street.
! FOR RENT. STORE. 100 BAY STREET,
north eide, near Barnard. Kolloch & Sore
ven.
FOR RENT, 164 CASTOR AND lis
Barnard street. Apply 155 Broughton
street.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
dence on fun lot corner New Houston and
Howard streets. A. q. Guerard.
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LOST, BLACK AND TAN PUP, JUNO
on collar. Reward II left at rs st. Julian
street.
LOST, BUNDLE COLLECTING CARDS
with bin holder, on Jefferson between
leave at 10i York and get reward. ID. N.
Thomson g. Co.
LOST, . KEYS ON A STRING, ON LIB
erty from Tattnall to Honman's gallery on
Bull street; reward IL returned to IA TAFT
nall street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-23

BOARDERs WANTED-PLEAsAN
and weil-furnished home; large, beauti-
fully shaded yard; splendid fare. Address
NO ll9 Main street, Gainesville, Ga.