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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-30
TWO HOUSES AND THREE LOTS

Q. II. DORsETT, Auctionccr.

Under and hy virtue OF an agreement ma 10
anu entered into, there viii bc sold Tor acruunt
OF an concerned, 40 the Court House. during The
usual hours Of sale, on TUESDAY, Aug. g. lsy5,
Lot No, OF Hulls So division OF lots S. 80
aud n Choctaw ward on Lumber lane. between
more or less. with the improvements. consist
ing OF Oue-story house renting for r. per
month the expenses OF taxes and insurance
amounting to 90 25 per anuum.
Eastern part lot No. - Middle OglothOrpe
ward, next TO corner OF Lumber. 2GN-, and he
Improvements, known as No. ~ Pine street,
now renting Tor eo per month, taxes an insur-
uncc costing "a per aunum.
Lot N0 o. Southvllle on amar avenue Cou.
tinuatiou OF Eleventh street VIII be on or
near The corner OF Lincoln street when opened.
Size 31xa0
Terms One third cash. balance In two an-
nuul payments, or monthly, with interest.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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NEW YORK, July 9, 1S95-To conform TO
an act OF the general assembly Of the
state Of Georgia, notice is hereby given Of
the capital stock of the Central Railroad
and Banking Company Of Georgia, the
property of estate of Mrs e. l.. Butler.
J. II. BUTLER, Admir-
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NIIst.i.LLAAr.u.,.

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TRUNKS TRUNKS BIG BARGAINS
come quick. travelling bags 10 per cent
off for cash. Neidhngcr ~ Rabun.
IL YOU ARE PAYING $3.50 OR MORE
for your shoes, don't buy them ready
made Have them made by Okarma
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HELP MANTEn.

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WANTED. THREE YOUNG LADIES
to wait on table IN restaurant. Apply IL
Broughton street.
Statesmen, ONE LOCALLY AND
one to travel; viii pay good salary and eX-
penses or commission; orders easily OBJ
tanned; experience unnecessary For sam
Now York CITY.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
desires position in the south; reference
given. Address Stenographer Capron va.
A YOUNG MAN, COLORED, WANTS
a situations willing to do any kind Of work
Apply Situation, Morning News.
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, POSI-
tion as stenographer or assistant book
keeper; some experience in office work.
Address Miss D., News office.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TWO LOTS AND SEVEN HOUSES.
c. n. DORsETr, Auctioneer.
Under and by virtue OF the provisions OF the
last VIII and testament OF the lat Agnes
hcmpf OF the city Of savannah, Chatham
county Georgia we viii sell az the Court
House in savannah. during the usual hours
OF sale. on TUESDAY. AUGUST, q, 1900 Tor
the purpose OF distribution:
All of those two certain lots OF land adiOin.
Ing cash other. and sold as q whole known on
NE map or plan OF said city as lots Nos. - and
% Choctaw ward having "a front OF cue hum
dred uuu I'VE l0'l feet, more or less. on sims
street ana onehuudred 400 feet. moro or less
on spruce street and running through 10 lane,
together with all Of the houses and toncmeut3
uiue 10 numrer. snid improvements haviag a
renting capacity of foriy-eght 4sJ dollars psr
month. GEORGE kEMPF.
FREDERICK hEMpF.
Executors last win and testament OF Agnes
iNempt. deceased.
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stood IL as long as his terror aud supersti-
ton would allow, and then disappeared.
IL was afterward learned from his neigh
bOrs that on the day of his disappearance
he had suffered severe pains, and. attri-
butirs them TO the doing OF the white
man. had gone 10 the house of one Of his
friends and died from fear
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LOST LAST SATURDAY. LADY $
black corded silk cape. with lace runle,
five dollars reward. l3S Abcrcorn street
LOST a BLACK AND WHITE SET
ter dog four months old. Please return
to q. NJ. Kyals. 103 Anderson street.
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BUSINESS OIsPOKTUNITirS.

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500 TO $500 PER MONTH MADE ON
ulation. our book on successful speeula-
ton in grain (sent free) tells an about h.
Thomas a. Co, Bankers and Brokers'
Rooms, AID, Rialto Building, Chicago.
Ill
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FOR RENT, A PART OF HOUSE 159
Liberty, for next renting year. Address
Medicus, 159 Liberty.
ELEGANT ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR,
large hall: third floor convenient store,
Whitaker street Apply John Lyons.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


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WANTED, CITIZENS BANK STOCK.
Austin r. Myres. broker, ia Bryan street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

GO TO n BULL STREET OPPOSITE
Screyen house, for photographs, crayons,
views and frames; cheapest and best: a
special artist always in readiness 10 take
orders for views in city or country. at
fair and reasonable prices. j. n. Wilson.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, SMALL HOUSE, IN
thorough order; good location; moderate
rent; possession immediate. DR.. Wells,
Liberty street.
GOOD HOTEL OPPORTUNITY-O ONE
of the best hotels in one OF the most de-
sirable cities in West Georgia to be let,
and furniture and fixtures sold on reason
able terms to responsible parties; Well-es-
tablished, nicely furnished and fine trade;
reason for disposition the proprietor going
to Atlanta to take charge large hotel. Adj
dress Proprietor Central Hotel, Columbus,
Ga.
FOR RENT, OFFICES AND STORES
in Kelly building; Bay street. John Elan
merry & Co.
FOR LEASE, TO DESIRABLE TEN
ant for a term OF years, one of the most
comfortable homes in the city, IN first
class condition and all modern improve
ments, centrally located, facing south,
on % feet Of ground front, with large
flower garden and all four sides free Al
dress Postofiice Box SO.
FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE, 10l
Broughton street; J8 rooms, remodele8,
painted and papered throughout; posses
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly
l20 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, MY RESIDENCE FRONT
ing south on York street, corner Lin
coin VIM w. Gordon, Jr, Room 6, Mer-
chants Bank Building.
FOR RENT, SEVERAL FIRST
class houses, an BDDu lOcdAlOuy AT reason
able rent. Apply Solomon Cohen.
FOR RENT, NO. 50 HALL STREET.
near Habersham street, splendid Order;I
rooms immediate possession. w. H.
Guerard, $50 New Houston street.
FOR RENT. NO. 10 HALL STREET.
corner Habersham street, 9 rooms; splen-
did condition; immediate possession. W.
+. Guerard, $50 New Houston.
FOR RENT. NO. 116 PRICE STREET.
rooms; hrst-class condition; possession
given at once. w. l.. Guerard, $50 New
Houston street.
WE HAVE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS
for rent from the list OF October. Apply
Champion & Germany, 10. us Bryan
street.
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Young lady on the grand stand: The
umpire called a foul, but don't even
see a feather.
Her Escort: But you must remember
that this is a picked nine.-Philadelphia
Record.
What makes men Of mature years
wear so sad an eXpressiOn?"
Probably they are so mortified to think
they have forgotten all they thought they
knew when they left school '-Boston
Transcript
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ROOMS WANTED.

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WANTED, A FLAT OF THREE
rooms, with bath; not more than $40 per
month. Address w.
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FOR RENT. MY RESIDENCE 'FRONT.'
ing south on York street, corner Lin
coin. VIM. w. Gordon, Jr., Room g. Mer-
chants Bank Building.
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FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE. 10i
Broughton street; J8 rooms remodelea.
painted and papered throughout; posses
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly,
100 Bryan street.
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FOR RENT, OFFICES AND STORES
in Kelly building; Bay street. John Elan
merry & Co.
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FOR RENT, SEVERAL FIRST
class houses. in good location, at reason
able rent. Apply Solomon Cohen.
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FOR RENT, NO. 50 HALL STREET.
near Habersham street, splendid order; 3
rooms; immediate possession. w. L.
Guerard, $50 New Houston street.
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FOR RENT, SMALL HOUSE, IN
order; good location; moderate
rent; possession Immediate. DR.. Wells,
liberty street.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-09

tenderness in his last illness, and his
patient sons, who were always near, the
loss cauuot be expressed in words. In
his death the church has lost a faithful
counselor ana strong supporter, and
The community Mt large a man OF unim-
peschatle integrity. lie lived for his
God, his church., his family, hrs COM
mu nifty and his country. He frequently
spoke of death and his readiness to depart
and be with Christ. mid the throes Of
his affection he was happy in the hope
that anchored on high. Enriched in his
experience, steadfast in his faith and
ready for his exit, God threw over him
the mantle OF death, and beneath its
folds he fell asleep,the sleep OF the sainted
dead, u~aoppressed by the nightmare of
sorrow, undisturbed by the obtrusive
calls of oft-recurrine duty, and by devout
hands he was laid away beneath the
shade OF his loved cedars with loved ones
gone before, in whose gloriied company
he will re-animate his body in the glad
resurrection morn, and with them arise
tn meet the Lord in the air.
w. f. EASTWOOD.
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tue man who first conceived the
idea tnat tine world Was ropnd. Moth
ing could be more ponsensical. The
truth is, that he merely accepted 70
ton on this subject which mad been
handed down from classic tines ~
scholarly men. Strabo, the Latin
author. was one of these. The concsp-
ton was for many Centuries as a amt
light glunering in darkness.
"i.et me call your attention to an in.
stance of the masking Of iictitions his
tory. There are excellent reasons for
believing that tho Norsemen reached
tho SHORES of North America bsfsrs Co.
lumbus. The records of their saTas,
however, give no notion of the locality
where they landed. Only n few such
non-descriptive facts are stated IS that
they found grapes growing. Vel an
enthusiast named liorsford, q trustee
OF Harvard. a fcw years ago built on
the Charles river a tower between
waltham and Newton TO con-
memorate the landing Of the Morse
voyagers At that point. The
sagas tell OF going up a river
and Horsford chose to assume that the
Charles river was the river referred to.
Very likely the notion thus recorded
by a monument will gain a general
credit some day, though there is no
more reason 10 suppose TINT the river
was rhe Charles than that it was the
Delaware or Hudson, or any one OF
dozens OF other rivers.
81 quoted Napoleon a moment ago,
Yuu probably know that n O battle wa
ever fought ut Waterloo. Waterloo
was a post dispatch station some miles
| distun,. Dispatches we're sent thence
to England. and hence the name giver
To the battle.
''Sheridsn's ride TO Winchester wa.
not twenty milcs-nOt over ten miles
think. There never was any founda
ton in fact for the story OF Barbar:
Frietchie. The same is true OF tn,
yarus about Pocahontss and JONI
smith. "-Washington star.
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OF HISTORY.
Errors I hat CrssNs snso the Popular Mine
and Arc fAarA tn Eradicate.

-
Errors That Crsss' 'sHo the rope'Ar WIN"
anu arc '":..~.,uro ~.
~" rs nlsory ou' unnecessary
cepted iaoie' Sa" y iS.rhea nan.
,onian professor .e'o'e ,.e srnv,
Napoleon ror eSashpF n
mouth rock. IN me .o"n ~.
Is Il rock Win icn'" nM-..,s
"a sort OF local ietish, va -
day every year eSercis,s infu me-.
COMMUNICATING tne Mleeea iae'
on TINS r"ck the Piisrin' 'ea
a matter OF iaet, '"ere 80
mat sneh was inc { -.
hihs' Tue - -.
naS race" +" SUis IA -
IL TO nave oeeh S'ar'e' "n :"
named a"hee' VINO nan .s;isr.n
pointed GU, inc ioeN "
aging: mere 'hey la"ue"
history =, ~, .atnsa from
rlvea On sanaus, I", ias, ,hey sbnuid
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JOHN s. BLACKWELL.

Attorneyatlaw wa practice IN ell the
cvurr OF me stHfs. Prompt atteutinn given 81
al business eutrustro "a my care. Once 10
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GOT WIFE.

From the Sedalia Democrat, Feb. l.
Advertising pays, at least so thinks
Daniel Kles, aged fity-three, and Miss
Carrie Fslz, aged thirty-five, who were
married, Wednesday evening, January 30,
at ct. Tsresa's church in st. Louis.
Mr.. Klee. an entsrprising shos dealer,
Of Springfield, Mo-, inserted an adver-
tisement, some time ago. in q st. Louis
paper, 10 the effect that ne was banker
ing after q wife. He also answered
similar advertisements for q husband,
and In = short time had opened CORE
sponde nee with foul different st. Louis
ladies'.
Last Friday he received o letter from
each of the quartette, says the st. Louis
Chronicle. But the missive from Miss
Nsliie de Lssus, 2,422 Belgrade. threw
him into o fiutter, and brought him to 81.
Louis in hot haste.
She told him she had no time to fool
away, and II he wanted to be in on the
ground fosr he had better come early to
avoid the rush.
He came, Saturday morning, and pro-
ceeded at ace to hunt up the fair one,
whom he had never seen. When he
found her. 10 aud behold, she was a miss
no more, having married Edward J. Dev-
Lin, Of West Superior, Wis, on the previous
Thursday.
Nellie, however, teek pity on him. and
remarked: If have a chum l think you
would like" The chuNi, Miss Carrie
Felz, 1922 Cozens, was presented forth.
with. Mr.. Kles fell in Owe i%nstanter
hired q room across the street, aud paid
his attentions to her day aad evening
The couple left for Lexington, Mo-, whsr'
Kiee has q brother living.
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early, - tholr ONCE Will De
Remember the dats. Office open from $3.50
an. 10 5:ao ,. n. Remember, the four
dollars include all medicines. 12-l6tf
Tho rscsst change made by the New
York Weekly World IL issuing two papers
wesk IN place Of one IL meeting with
great favor. The people appreciate the
change, asd are taking advantage Of 1t.
Why pay Q dollar . year for a weekly pa
per when you can get the New York
Woeid twice . week for the same pricef
Keep Informed Of what Is going OF in the
world and particularly In o W coun.
~. Csagrsss IL now In session. Every
movement will b OF ths greatest interest.
Rssp abreast OF the times by reading the
Twics-a.wsek World two papers q week
lOa pagers q year for only 500. Ar
sanssmsnts nave been made by which we
Ga furnish the INTELLI0ENcRE and the
Twics.a.w Week New York Work both for
0.G Q year. Take advantage Of this offer
Esd get your own local paper and the
Twics.s. Week World at this special
rats, e2.2o. II
Hlgginsvllls Advance: "One Of the most
ssieysbls events Of the season was the
birthday diansr and party given at the
home Of Mr.. Louderback, ON the twenty.
tkird Of January. Al an early hour In
the morning the guests began to arrive &c
paytaks Of . delicious dinner given Ia
houer Of Mr.. D. Louderback, ar., II being
Ais sightisth birthday. 10 the evening
The young psopls began TO gather to helE
Mlss susie Loudsrback celebrate hel
Aetssnsh birthday. Music, charades ans
other games were employed to vile ava!
the happy hours, and the "wee small
hours' Of the morning came all too soon
All present reported a most enjoyable
tune, and hope Susie will call them 10 y
help her celebrate many more birthdays
Little George Lovderbaok was also pres
spt, II being his third birthday. Grand
sethsr, gssSd.daughter and great-grand
500 oil on the twenty.th!rd,"
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PERSONALS

Mr.. j. s. Silvey is in Carrollton on bus
mess.
Mr.. Geo. b. Gordon, Of Dover, was here
Monday.
Mr.. Leo Keller spent Tuesday in Kan-
sas City.
Judge Richard Field is holding court in
Ssdalia.
Mr.. john Willis, of Corder, was here
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee billiard spent Sunday in Hig-
ginsville.
Mr.. Calvin Brown. OF Page City was
here Monday.
Hon. II. A. Hickiin went to Jefferson
City Monday.
lIiss Ella Nickel returned from Fulton
Saturday evening.
Albert Weber srent several days this
week In Kansas City.
Miss Aiollie Allnsst, of Maryland is Wis.
ling Mics Katie Bledsce.
Miss Mamie Mitchell left this week for
an extended visit to Oregon.
Miss Mamie Bledsoc. OF Omaha, is the
guest Of Miss Susie Lssusur.
Mrs. j. B. Silver aud daughter Miss
J Mary are so%ieurninE at Hot Springs Ark.
Prof. J. n. Chance, of Sedalia, was here
last Sunday tne guest Of Mrs. NJ. r..
Nickel.
Alex Lesueur Jr., is travelling in Min
nesota for u Wholesale grocery company
In ct. Louis.
Mr.. X. b. Calvin. u prominent citizen oi
Q~reesnt0n, was pleasant caller at this
Office Monday.
Mrs. l.. }. Epstein, nee Birdie Keller, Of
, Chicago, spent Monday here with heI
uncle Mr.. Leo Keller.
= Mrs. Ethan Allen is quite low from tn.
effects of paralysis, aud 1t now seems Al
though recovery were q u impossibility.
Col. John A. Jenes left Tuesday for lilo,
Springs Arkansas. His health has beer
. very bad recently. We trust he viii
. speedily recover.
= Mr.. Jas. X. Moorshead will leave abou
February 10 for an extended visit to vir.
ginis and Maryland relatives. He will be
gone about 4 month.
. Fulton Sum-: Little Lillian Mooreheat
1 Of Lexington. who has been visiting a
q Grandpa B~oulware's, returned to he,
y home Saturday morning.. Miss Ell:
!, Nickel, who has been Visiting her broth
a er, Luther, and family, OF this city, lef
for her home at Lexington, Saturday.
Y Mr.. Isaac Scott, Of Canadian connty
Oklahoma, who was q guest Of his moth
v or. Mrs. J. W. Tompkins, at Page City
, for two weeks, returned to his home Wed
nesday. Me paid this office a pleasan
a visit Tuesday. MIR. Scott may return D
q Lafayette in the spring. lie has a fin
4 claim In Oklahoma. but will possibly din
. pose OF II In the near future. lie is a goOc
citizen, a live wide awake energetic youn:
san, aud Wa trust will o come bacl
a u locate among rs.
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MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES.
Married, at Odessa, January 20, 1895,
David Qann and Aiss Orma Tucker.
Married. at Odssss. February 3. 1895. by
Hsv. J. II. Tharp. Nj. WiafsiA May and
Miss Lizzie Kenper.
UAIarrisd, in The city. January 30. 1896,
BY Rev. W. ]. Cole, Mr. Albert Walk and
| Miss Josie FiaDikep.
Married, In this city, We -esday. Feb.
ruary 8. le5, at high nooa. at The home Of
the brides parents. MI. ahd Mrs. John
bashr, Mr.. Albert +. Walfekuhler. Ot
lssvsnworth. ksnsss. and Miss FsuR,e
6sehr.
The isrElLlasNcEs extends siucere
congratulations. and wishes ,tis populsr
aud estinabls yoaug couple s.fsiicitsus
Journey along LIES pathway.
BikfHS.
so,o. aear A~iff!e'yiiis: Js1Ssry %.
q girl.
Born, near Wellington. January Is,
1895. 70 the wife Of Mr.. Henry Hsgeami,.
Ter. . girl.
DEATHs.
Died. near McKssdree chapel. south OF
Odessa, January 81, 1896, Mrs. Martha
Cobb, wife OF Mr.. Robert +. Cobh, aged
81 years. The Moon relates these facts
coucerning her death. "a Protrscted
meeting had been IN progross ct McKeu.
dree Chspel!ahout W. weeks. Ssrvices
were held at II o'clock In the forenoon
and Z ct night. A number Of profession,
were made and the meeting was . glorion'
one. At nearly every service some OF thu
members o~vetHowsd with 10y and shouted
halieIujah. Mr.. and Ars. Cobb and sev,
eral others were shouting at the Thurs.
day neetiaE. Withouto words warning
Mrs. Cobb fsli to the door while praislnl
her Savior. 1t was thought that she has
tainted aud could o be revived, but sh,
never rssainsd consciousness, and In Q few
minutes life wss extinct" The INTRLLI'
aENCER extends its siucsrest synPsthy Il
the bsreavsd relstives.
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The INTELIdaENCER is prepared to
print horse OF jack bills, in the best style,
and for as little money as anybody.
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Down Goes
McGinty'
Not to the bottom oi The s,a,
But to K. r. LEES.
He is going back As he has bern u ere
/. before and bought goods al prices
as advertised.

l24 lbs finest graduated sugar. dc.
Not moro than &c worth 10 customer.
I gallon new crop. New Orleans
melasses, in jug. all for soc.
| barrel new soft salt. $i.3,.
l00Nlb sack new salt. only zoe.
. lbs new apple batter only si.D.
! large double bars brown soap, es..
bars Old Country soap, &c.
30 lbs new crop n. o.. sugar. 81 ~.
. Large stock Of gun-powder and Japan
teas Just received, going 3 lbs for Sl.0D.
These goods are guaranteed.
0laZ2e har of tar soap, &c. As good
o. Gn0dpa's.
4lsrge packages Cal hrkfst food. 25c.
II bars good laundry soap, ,25c.
ssallon bottles best catsup. 25c.
Sin irlbs sacks new dairy salt, 2c.
3good rice root scrubbing brushes. 10.
. lbs orange or lemon peel for a5c.
l ID Dunham's new shred cocoanat
for &c. ~
D plug chewing tobacco. LOG.
s hsxO concentrated lys, Pc.
Abox0 castor oil axle grease for &c.
shryH bsrs fancy toilet soap for 2x.
10 lbs California prunrs, 81.
ID bs good Caroliaa rice, 81.
lRl,on new. Pack apples, 2oc.
> 2pocksges good coffee, 45c.
| gy0t new breech-loadiug shotgun,
$40. Latest improved.
6cns golden pumpkin, PIC. For pies.
4 lbs ginger snaps, DC. New goods.
= cans Cal peaches or spricots. IL
heavy syrup. &c.
.s 2 r. Bakers RS chocolate for 81, Full
Dry salt side meat. Sc.
!rlb pan leaf lsrd, a0c.
cnckers, new and fresh, per box SIZE.
lbs green peas. &c. yssss
chs new cuusnts, &c.
4nckAgss cl0asd curraats, CSC.
Il bars good soap. 26c. .
2large cans cove oysters, Csc.
Alb gold dust. DC.
Breakfast bacon, loo.
II lbs new hominy. 25c.
lbs nssy beans. &c.
! Id plug Arkansas chewing tobacco,
4canS Sugar corn, &c.
Glarge cans tomatoes, &c.
4 bars ladies' friend soap. &c.
siarge bars horse shoe toilst soap, 2rc.
Slbs loose rolled Quaker oats. CSC.
Ground spices. oil kinds, per ID l5c.
SpackAses new buckwhest, e5c.
Old apple vinegar. 2Oc q gallon.
A Call is Solicited.
| Money Saved.
f, r. E. LEE.
Main st., ISxingtoa, No.
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WANTED-A cool for small family, to
&c to Corder. Good place and good wages.
Call at this Office.
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For. Sale,

The two-stoTy frame building and lot
on Main street, known rs the "OldC olored
School House" 1925 ) Call on
II. W. wINsoH.
Call and got Billiards. prices on photos
and he will make you the best in the city
All work guaranteed. Gallery opposite
postoffice. 2-2-2t