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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03
LEGAL SALES.

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In ClIf SHERIFFoS SALE.
yalnsb 9aEerff's Office, City Court of sa-
IA nder ana by virtue Of a m mortgage gage
laaasb ivl4s out of the city court of Sa-
toragys ~ laVor OF Griffin & Brown, at
fany sr{ 9i ne Manhattan Optical Com
have alnst Launey & Goebel /
aaparst}-t. 'ed upon the photograp hic
g franz =, instruments. pictures. picture
glods. v-a,'1l dlngs, one iron safe, and all
u The $40 and merchandise contained
Salar5e{bg 40. 81 Whitaker street, city OF
BY yrtna' Chatham county, Georgia, and
s4.h dsv ~ ~ an order of court granted the
ssenle IN, q. u : January 1895, / Will offer the
FetrusJ, sale on Monday, the 4th day Of
sale on $50. during the legal hours Of
Street lssiilne premises, No. 81 Whitaker
70 satisfv sa i scanning at Il O'Clock q. M
SAID mortgage Fl. IA.
William F. Blois,
Sheriff G. G. S.
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RELIGIOUs NoTICEs-


ST. JOHNS (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH,
Madison Square corner Bull and Charlton
Morning PRAYER. sermon and holv com
munion at II O'Clock; choral service at s
?. m. and sermon by Rt. Rev. Z. K. Nelson,
ID. D., Bishop Of Georgia.
WESLEY MONUMENTAL CHURCH
(Methodist, Abercorn and Gordon streets,
Rev. A. NJ. Williams, pastor. Hours Of
service, II a. m. and s a. m Topic for
tonight: 1.-THE Theology Taught Through
Trilby."
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NEWS OF THE SHIPS.
v.ritime Matters of Local and Gen.
eraI Interest.

,,.-ftfme Matters of Local and GEN
eraI Interest.
I'd. eehooner Emily F. Northam, Cant.
----s-5n. from Philadelphia. arrived yes
----sv with a cargo Of coal consigned
-sC. Il. Dixon & CO.
The Norwegian bark TordenskjoId was
Led Yesterday for Goole with $50
t---s-s OF rosin. Paterson, Downing &
q, we're the shippers Of the cargo
The schooner John G. Schmidt. Cant.
N,-bury. from Philadelphia, arrived yes
,.-5av with a cargo Of coal consigned 10
h. AGENT Of the Savannah, Florida and
western railway.
The British bark Lebu cleared yester-
5av for Rotterdam with 2,750 barrels OF
~,..1. 1855 casks OF spirits turpentine. and
-s- white oak slaves. The bark Lebu.
+. win 1e remembered, was towed to this
mort some time ago. after having been
ashore on CASTOR bank. She arrived
leaking, and was repaired here.
The steamship Dessoug. from PhiIadel-
mia for this port, ran ashore on an oys-
ter bed, opposite the quarantine station.
While coming up the river yesterday
--1rninc before dayligha The weather
was stormy and the steamer got cut
Of the channel. One of the Propeller
T9wtoat Company's tugs. attempted in
vain 10 pull the steamer OFF yesterday.
Two lighters were engaged from the
Liehterage and Transfer Company, and
were lowed to the steamer, where a
rsr- Of her cargo Of merchandise was
lehtered Yesterday afternoon. The tugs
Cambria and McCauley went down last
night O pun the steamer off, and it is
expected that they viii succeed in float
ine her this morning.
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Vests
China
Palace.

Ten thousand household
articles in stock. How is
your everyday glassware?
Some special lines at special
prices.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE, ONE HEAVY WAGON:
one spring wagona harness, saddle,
pillow, a harrow and others Of no value to
present owner. Il Duffy street.
FOR SALE, STICK PINE WOOD.
seventy-tive cents per quarter cord deliv-
road and Second street.
ATLAS ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Blake steam pump, iron pipe and steam
fittings of all kinds, in stock, and for
sale low; also several secondhand en-
gines. cheap. John Rourke & Son, Bay
and East Broad streets.
FOR SALE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
Apply to T. A. Ward, corner Bryan and
West Broad streets.
FOR SALE, FINE MICH COW. COR
ner Jefferson and Charlton streets.
FOR SALE, SMYRNA RUGS, BOXES
inches, 50; lot of carpet at low tariff
price; 1872 cents, mating equal to % cents
mating; come and sec us. If goods do
not suit you don't buy. Our expenses are
small, and you shall have the benefit of 1t
at M. Nathan, 1904 Congress street.
FOR SALE, ONE FINE HORSE, CEN
tle suitable for carriage or rbhggie. Ad-
dress Horse, this office.
FOR SALE. r. NJ. BENTs PIANO. IN
good order; price, Sl75, half its original
cost. Apply POI Waldburg street
FOR SALE, A WELL EQUIPPED
bakery: good trade established; best stand
ming. viii sell cheap for cash. o. c. Pc
tersen, 165 Main street, Columbia, s. c.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, LOT ON BAR
nard fourth from Anderson. Apply Mrs.
L. Smith. Second street, between, Bull
and Whitaker.
FOR SALE. GRAND SQUARE GA
bier piano. ia Wayne street.
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS. SIS;
southeast corner Duffy and Jefferson
streets.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT FOR
sale cheap; six pieces. Gwnnett street
second house east Of S. +. and ". rail-
road.
FOR SALE, GAS STOVE AND A
small heater. both new. Apply al once.
l5S Broughton street.
FOR SALE, PRIME SMOKED COUN-
try hams, shoulders and breakfast bacon
also nicely handled smoked sausages in
quantities to suit you. c. i. Pringle,
SandeTsYille, Ga
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New
Designs

In Haviland's China-iust
from the custom house. They
are very pretty-and so
cheap. Don't think of a
Dinner Set except in connec-
ton with
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. l5 words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT a
WORD. Cash in Advance. each insertion.
any oouy VINO has any want TO supply. any
thing to buy or SELL any business or accom-
modations TO secure indeed, any wish to
gratify should advertise In this column.
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TWO CONNECTING ROOMS. ON
second floor can be rented separate, for
light housekeeping, or party Of gentle
men; very reasonable. Mrs. Walters, us
Broughton. .s
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
salesman acquainted with clear Havana
cigar trade IL southern states, to travel
for Florida factory. Address with refer
ences and terms. f.. II. Rand, President,
Sanford, Fla.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, 20 SHARES OF
Address A. A. D.. Box ~ Canton. D.
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! WANTED, Statesmen FOR PRE-
! MUM specialties, salary or commission.
/ State experience. This is a good opening
! for the right man. National Book and
! Picture Company, Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED, WHOLESALE GROCERS
attention, an experienced man desires a
position as city salesman. Address En-
ergy, Morning News.
WANTED POSITION IN FAMILY,
by Christian lady; can make herself gen
orally useful. B. News office.
WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE WHITE
girl, situation to DO cooking in small fam
lily or chamber work. Apply E. A, Morn
ing News.
A YOUNG MAN STRICTLY SOBER
and attentive to business, with thirteen
years experience in groceries, and also
in other lines, wishes position as manager,
bookkeeper, salesman, shipping clerk, etc.
Reference the best. Strictly Business,
care News
FIRST-CLAsS COMAIISsARY MAN
and bookkeeper desires position with a
good turpentine firm; excellent reference.
Box %, Odum, Georgia
WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
white girl. a position as chambermaid
house work or children's maid. SO Con-
gress street.
AN EXPERIENCED SHOE CUTTER
and filter wishes a position, city or state
Cutter, Morning News.
LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND RE-
finement is anxious to secure position as
housekeeper or nurse for invalid. Address
Earnest care News office.
A COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUA-
ton as DullCF OF tQdcuTHdu. Apply
Henry street lane, one door from Barnard.
Warren Williams.
WANTED, A POSITION IN A WHOLE
sale grocery as city salesman; can COM
mand a good trade. Address Energy,
Morning News.
WANTS, RESPECTABLE FAMILY'S
washing, at home, by a colored woman.
Address L. Homestead, Price street.
WANTED, SITUATION, BY COLOR
ed mani willing TO work az anything;
can read and write Wen. Address w. r.
Dickerson, p. o. city
COMPETENT FRENCH GARDENER.
understanding all branches work in gar
dens, desires work by day. week or al the
convenience Of owners. G. Domas, care
Mrs. Remion. Savannah.
POSITION WANTED, BY COMPE-
tent stenographer; good business quail
fcation anG references. X x X, News
Office.
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BABY CARRIAGES. new STYLES N
ana more coming. The Miller Company
a NICE SET OF TEETH FOR TEN
dollars gold crown and bridge work a
Speciality; teeth extracted without pain,
al the Savannah Dental ParlOrs, l35 Con-
sress street, DR.. buchanan, manager.
HAVE YOUR CLOTHING CLEANED
suits, 81; pants, 80 cents; ladies' suits
sl-59; dyeing suit, $50; pants, 70 cents.
Ladies goods of all kinds dyed at rea-
sonable prices; goods sent for and de-
lVered. Genuemens Wardrobe Co, 1879
Congress.
ATTENTION LADIES! - EMMA
Bust Developer viii enlarge your bust
nNe inches. Guaranteed. Sealed instruc-
ions cents, or 2f-page illustrated cat
alosue 8 cents, by mail. Emma Toilet
bazar, Boston. Mass.
DEATH TO ALL BUGSi AT LAST
american ingenuity has discovered what
NIL XIII reaches. waterbugs. bedbugs,
Mes, ants. nees, lice, moth and all in
sects IN one hour for Is cents. Ask your
druggist for Kill-Roach.
WHY SUFFER WITH CORNS, Bun
IONS and ingrowing nails when you can be
cured. not relieved, but positively cured
~ Lem Davis. surgeon chiropOdist. Or
ders can be left at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
corner OF Boil and State streets.
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ron RENT-MIscELLANEous.

FOR RENT. LARGE YARD SPACE
in business center suitable for wood yard
or other business. Yard, News Office
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
offices in the city for rent. 14J Congress.
FOR RENT LOT. CORNER NEW
and Farm streets; suitable for a wood
or wagon yard. Apply to S. Mendel, 1884
Duffy street.
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PERSONAL, BLOOD POISON CURED
in 20 days; permanent cure or no pay;
write for proofs, free can be no IalIure.
Guarantees Remedy Co., 565 w. Madison
street Chicago.
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FOR SALE, TWO HOUSES ON VAL
nut street; annual rental, $40; will sell
very cheap. j. y. Fulton s. Son.
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RooMs MANrFn.


TWO ROOMS WANTED, FURNISHED
or unfurnished. Address. stating rent
etc, Professor, care Resented 4 Muir
rays music store, Whitaker street.
WANTED, THREE UNPUBLISHED
rooms suitable for light house keeping,
near Bull and Liberty; rent must be rea-
sonable; state price and location. J. G..
Brinson, postofice.
WANTED. A LOAN UPON IMPROVED
South Carolina real estate; for particu-
lars address Carolina, care Morning
News.
WANTED. FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS.
OF small house state location, conveniences
and price. Address II. b. BabsOn, Morning
News
FLAT OF ROOMS WANTED. NEIGH
borhood of Anderson or Henry streets.
Amos. Morning News.
MIsCELLANEOUs WANTS.
WANTED. SMALL TWO STORY
house. five 10 seven rooms. with all mod
ern conveniences; must be in good loca-
ton and rent moderate. Address stating
terms and location, Box 30, Morning
News office.
WANTED. ORDERS FOR FINE
hand-sewing, embroidery. Honiton lace.
Mexican drawn work. tatting, netting,
knitting and crochetng. Mrs. n. W.
Smith, Oaky Ga.
$500 TO LEND UPON IMPROVED
city property 10 , per cent. according 10
location. Platshek q Co., money brokers.
Sc Bryan street, -----.--.---
WANTED BY THURSDAY NEXT o
old trunks, medium sizes, % or 81 inches
long, zinc covered; will pay spot cash or
exchange to new ones. Savannah Trunk
Factory, Broughton street.
WANTED, FARM LANDS TO SELL.
on commission along the line of Central
railroad. Rossignol.
WANTED, 80 POUNDS BENNY
seeds; state price. John Hefrich q Co.,
42S Fourth street, Macon, Ga.
WANTED, GAS STOVE; MUST BE IN
good condition, at reasonable figure Ad-
dress c. this office.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO SHARE
nicely furnished southern room, private
family. III York.
HOUSE WANTED, AT ONCE, WITH
five or more rooms; state price and loca-
ton. Hunter, 161 South Broad street.
$500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
property; three to five years. j. Il. Fulton
q Son.
$4,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
at Z per cent. Hammond j. Read broker,
room, No. Provident Building.
$1,000 OR $4,000 WANTED. FOR TEN
years, at per cent. to build 80 or go
houses in Augusta, Ga, close TO the cot
ton mills, boundaries and railroad shops,
which can be easily rented or sold; best
of security given. George A. Bailie, 9l2
broadway Augusta Ca.
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ALL TWENTY-FIVE AND THIRTY
cents dress goods In cashmeres and fancy
Is cents sateens now 81 cents. 1852 Brough-
ton street.
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RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF me
ported and domestic goods; will make you
fine suit OF clothes TO order from ff5
up; pants from - also cleaning repair
Getz, The Tailor, Jefferson and State
streets.
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4. Observer, Weather Bureau.
'1'Nperature; W, wind; v, velocity.
+-o,O'ernment Victory In ToIima.

eVFerhment Victory In TOIima.
saw ana ma Feb. 2.-The Star and Herald
gspss me government forces have en-
T5ir. 'ne revolutonists in the state of
On mud r-'- defeating them and capturing
teris st'sohers and a quantity Of war ma
he I-r caroline Vlfquain, daughter of
ana states consul general at Pan
to-ja,,a dead Her funeral takes place
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A REPurAFIoN WORTH HAVING.
The Uniform, Success of the Great
ttt....s.. - r,so NJ, r..

The Uniforni Success of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
For over a quarter Of a century the teas
and coaees Of the Great Atlantic and Pa
ciac Tea Company have been used by the
people Of the United States, and how sat
iltaotory the million customers can best
testify. They have so testified. and keep
Increasing testifying daily, by the use of
ths goods
The great and uniform success of this
company has stimulated unscrupulous i'm
i2tors 10 try 10 infringe on the business,
There's no use, however, all lovers OF
pure teas, coffee and baking powder, have
learned where to get them. Once a GUS
lomer-always a customer-there' no mis-
taxing the reputation of the Great Attain
TIC and Pacific Tea Company.-ad.
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Local Daily Weather Report for the
Morning News.

Weather forecast for Georgia-Showers
in the early morning probably fair by Sun
say' north winds.
Comparison Of mean temperature at
Savannah, Ca. on Feb. 2. 1895, with the
normal for the. day Temperature Nor
NAL 81; mean, A; deficiency for this date,
ID; accumulated deficiency since Jan. I,
1885, So.
Comparative Rainfall Statement: Nor
NAL Il; amount for Feb. 2, 1.79; departure
ron the normal, -i-16S; total departure
since Jan. J. 1895, -I-S.12.
Maximum temperature, IS; minimum
temperature. 43.
Inc hight Of the Savannah river at Au-
s1sla al a. m. T75th meridian timeJ yes
H1ay was l4.4 feet, a fall of rs feet dur
he preceding twenty-four hours.
observations taken Feb. ?, 1895, at the
ssAs moment of time at all stations for
He Morning News:
i w, "a, W n, 10, cloudy.
yum ~,umlnston, 3s,.w NE, v 12, cloudy.
I1a9llotte, IS, W e. Y 49,, cloudy.
freoleish' %, W N. 8, clear
C1stieston, a. W N, v s, cloudy.
99lsiia' IS, W NV. 8, raining.
Se-susta, A, W NE, S, cloudy
31sYiannah As, W N, Il, cloudy.
gTe'.e .. 4s, W n, TO- cloudy.
II'.usYLle, 60, W N, 80 raining.
jupiter, ~, W SW, " s, cloudy.
n.y. Vest &c, W S. light, clear.
bbl4lpa, t GO, ". W, s, cloudy.
1-1.S ola, 46 W n, TO- cloudy.
3 ltoole' 40, W n. Y, cloudy.
WI I9oL,'somery, t-%2, w'NW, v 8, cloudy.
Tt5llulan' 80, W N, v 6, cloudy.
cs,, orleans, t "A, W n, 8. cloudy.
C Con- on 40 " N, v light cloudy.
Po oipus Christi, t a, 10, clear.
p,s9l,He, 3, W Sc. v 8, cloudy.
~ Small E-1,a or melted snow-Norfolk, .2S
Pai5;ii..H llmington, .OS; Charlotte, .0s inch;
n. a. ia inch; Charleston, .O6; Atlanta,
VIII susta, .02; Savannah. .O1; Jackson
eomsr, W. Jupiter, Of; Tampa, Is; Mont
''e'y' III; Nieksburg, trace.
y. H. Smyth,
to- Observer, Weather Bureau.
"'peIature; W, wind; v, velocity.
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"BOB's SELECTION" THE BRAND
OF the finest scent cigar ever made. Sold
by Mastick & Remier. Harris and Price,
and Liberty and Drayton streets.
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direct from France: cherries pineapple
and assorted. only 45c per pound, at Paul
Conida's Az Bull street
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL. SPECULA<.
ton," How to trade successfully on linz
tied margins on grain and stock mar
ketsi mailed free. Coates s. Co, Ratio
Building, Chicago. Ill.
DO YOU SPECULATE? THEN SEND
for our book, How to Speculate Success
fully In Limited Margins in Grain and
Stock Markets." Mailed free. Comstocks
Hughes & Co., Rialto Building. chicagos
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A CONFECTIONERY PARLOR.
branch OF Conlda's; confectionaries made
daily before the public; the finest assort-
ment at Csc per pound: broken candy
made three times a day, only 10c per
pound. 101 Broughton street, next to
OKarmas.
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CUMMINGS POLK SAUSAGE AND
liver buildings are sold by all butcherss
try them for they arc delicious.
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FINEST HAND MADE sEWED
shoes sold as cheap as ready made, by
Okarma.
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"UNDINB FLOUR" PURE. WHOLE
some, water ground Hour, only 25c for 10
pounds. AS fine as any family -four ever
ground. Masticl1 a. Remler q stores),
Harris and Price, and Liberty and Dray-
ton streets.
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GO TO CUMMINGS, THE POPULAR
Price street butcher for pigs feet and
bologna sausage. He Will give you what
you want.
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sl.29 HANDSOME HALL LAMPS; SEE
our oil stoves. Ten Cent Store, 81 Bar
nard street.
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"CHBEsE IT, ALL KINDS OF FINFi
cheese; pineapple Edam, Swiss, Neuf-
chatel, Philadelphia cream and choices
American cheese, at Mastick & Renters.
q stores) Harris and Price, and Liberty
and DraytOn streets
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WI 1SST 10 W. SSST q = -
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 20 cents: gloves
cents. 81 Broughton street. between Linz
coin and Abercorn.
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YOU SHOULD TRY ONE OF swIFT
& Co.'S shoulders or hams from Gums
ming the butcher, 146 Price street.
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Si29. VASE LAMPS FOR PARLORS
fun line Of market baskets. Ten Cena
Store, 81 Barnard street. *
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A DESIRABLE SOUTH ROOM, WITH
bbard; also table boarders. i72 Jones
street.
A FAMILY HAVING NICE, COY
home, viii accommodate two or three
gentlemen, OF small family or adults
at moderate rates; references exchanged
Apply POI Waldburg street.
PERMANENT BOARDERS WANTED
nicely furnished rooms. with good table
board at reasonable rates; accommoda-
tons for tTansients; table bOarders
wanted; special rates for tickets. 1856
Jones.
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TWENTY DOZEN PEPPEREI1 MILLS
ten quarter hemmed sheets; regular price
81, at 49c; also fifty dozen pillow cases
hens Bargain House. 152 BrOughton street.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO GET a.
splendid pair of shoes for almost half
1T shoes: you will be sure TO find a pair
TO 1T you.
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a.2s HANDSOME COAL VASES; FULL
line OF tinware. Ten Cent Store, 81 Bar
nard street.
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SEE OUR TEN CENT COUNTERS,
overlooking with bargains. Ten Cent
Store, 81 Barnard street.
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LOST.

LOST, THURSDAY, A GOLD PIN
with hair setting. Reward II returned to
1872 Duffy street.
LOST, FRIDAY, ON BARNARD,
Broughton, Bull or Liberty streets, a
gold bracelet. Reward II returned TO rs
Barnard street.
LOST, A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE
pointer dog suitable reward for return
Ing to 126 Harris street
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OKARMA GIVES HIS PERSONAL, At
tention to all work left at any of HIS
branches; best Of leather used and first
class worltmen employed.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
/. D. LaROCHE, Au,tIonssr.

On TUESDAY,. Feb. 5. 1898. before thu
court house door. at a. M, L VIII cell:
two-story house and large lot. 60xe0. There
houses on the front and three on the rear.
ihis prop is in splendid renting location.
on the south side OF Gwinnett street, immeci-
railway.
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The Norwegian bark TordenskjoId was
.,-g-sd Yesterday for Goole with $50
f.-rsis Of rosin. Paterson, Downing &
=, wers the shippers Of the cargo.
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READ JOHN T. EVANS & co.'s An
IN to-days News.
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&. NEW YORK STATE BUTTER, ELE~
CANT for table use, only 30 cents a pound
at Mastick & Renters, Liberty and Drays
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The schooner Emily F. NOrtham. Capt.
-.t-s-sn. from Philadelphia. arrived YES
.--r.v with a cargo Of coal consigned
--C II. Dixon & CO.
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FOUND.

FOUND, COW. OWNER CAN HAVE
same by paying expenses. William Clark
Ogeechee road, near Savannah and
Charleston crossing.
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WE WANT TO SELL a RESIDENCE,
third door west burroughs, on Eighth
street. rooms AID large halls; newly
built; lot 80 by III; can offer Inducements
on this. Jno. l.. Archer & Co, 81 Bun
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-03

SUGAR is COMING DOWN; OUR
home broken candy is made three times
a day, with delicious fiavors, only 10c per
pound, or pounds for 45n. at Savannah
Confectionery Depot, Az Bull street Paul
Conida.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-26
HOW THEY LIKE SILVER M:N

The attitude Of tho Republican press
OF the State toward John P. Jones
shows decidedly how the old stifYs Of
the parties regard a real silver man.
The Reno Gazette says. .t.4#
The Senator returns ID his constit
uants, loaded with a fresh charge OF
free silver matter, that he will I'M
d~oubtedly sho t into us all in an en-
deavor TO make us believe that if we
had free silver, wa would soon own
the world, an eoull proo,ad to foac,
1t in ut our own leisure.
The Senator l. most surely u shrewd
politician. H. always has been. until
very recently a leader in the R"pb!i-
can party, but since he has taken q
tumble he does not stand very high
in the estimation Of N.vada Republi,
cans. just how mncl NJ j. ~recoyuiz-
ed ut the East this reporter does not
know.
IF the reporter don't know his status
on the coast he is re especially referred
to the printed records OF tho Bcu ssels
conference.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-26
Notice 10 Farmers,

Bargains Il; l'ss tlal cost, c 81 &C
mowers McCormack's --latest patent.
cash $50 each, ir S 3 per cert. Five
Horse Rakrs So so each, the ma
chine cost $50 90 delivered in Carson.
The goods must be sold or !, turned 10
San Francisco i'll l"ss than 10 days.
Apply To E. 3. RAIL.