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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-22

u"sires OF lntentlOnR respecting the dis'narSe
Of my duties and only wish the cordial CO.
operation of all elements, can but express
the belief that the people will hold the Silver
party in this Legislature responsible for the
results of this session. Relying upon the
cordial sympathy and assistance of each of
| Won and reassuring yon Of my reciprncation.
now announce that it is in order for the
Senate to proceed and organize by electing
the necessary officers and attaches.
President Pro Tenn of Senate. E. Gig
noux. of Lyon.
Secretary-A J. Mastreatti, of Lander.
Assistant Secretary-G. I. Lammon, of
Storey.
geant-at-arms-James Moore, of Storey
Minute Clerk-W. H. Minor, OF Hum
boldt
Journal Clerk-Frank Folsom, of Orr sby
Engrcssing Clerk-H. Paul, of White
Pine.
Enrolling Clerk-Lizzie Stock, of Lyon.
Copying Clerk-Cora Purcell, of Esmer-
aida
Committee Clerk-F. n. Harmon, of Eu-
reka
Messenger-H Alderman, of Douglas.
Page-Geo. Osgood, of Ormsby
Porter-R. Savage, Of Ormsby.
Senator aiser. Of Churchill. was nomi-
mated for Speaker pro tenn and received the
complimentary vote Of the Republicans
Senator Gignoux also voted for him and he
politely reciprocated Gignoux's courtesy.
Judge Bonnifeld in the attaches.
The usual vote Of thanks was rendered the
members Of the Supreme Bench Tor perform
ing the duties of swearing in the members
and attaches
Senators Maute. McCone and Kaiser were
appointed to inform the Governor that the
Senate was in session.
Senators Com Minis. Boyle and Mills were
appointed to inform the Assembly that the
Senate was in session
On motion Of Commins the rules of the
session were adopted.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was called to order at IL
o o'clock by Secretary Of State Howell with
Lem Allen as temporary Speaker.
The following caucus nominees Of the Sill
YER party were elected and sworn in:
Speaker Lem Allen, of Churchill.
Speaker Pro Tenn Geo. Noel. Of Storey.
Chief Clerk-T. L. Hoppin. of Humboldt. |
White Pine
superintendent. P. Flannery, Of
Ormsby
Minnie Clerk-W Fl. North, of Eureka
Journal Clerk-Claude Ford, of Eureka.
Enrolling Clerk-Lottie Armstrong, of
Tashoe.
Engrossiug Clerk-Ida L. Gardner, of
Douglas.
Committee Clerk-W. A. Bacon. of -
Copying Clerk-Ida B. Minor, Of Hum
,oldt
Messenger--James Dobson, of -
Porter-R Brown, of Storey.
Pages-Ed Mcdonald and Elwood Bane,
f Ormsby.
Chief Justice Bigelow swore in all the
ssemblymen and the election of Speaker
-as then in order.
Lem Allen (Silver) was nominated by Den
Oh, of Lincoln, aud Conboie (Republican)
Y Beals, of Storey. Seventeen votes were
asst for Allen and twelve for ..Conboie, select-
lg Allen.
AFTERNOON sEssIcN
Boil call, Speaker Allen in the chair.
Beck filel norices of contest for the seats
F. Francis and Chas Murphy by A. R.
ardin and James Leete respectively.
Motion BY Francis that the House organize
efure taking any action on contest cases.
arried.
The mem bers now affixed their signatures
the oath.
Adjourned.
Reserved seats for DR.. Byrne,s lee
Ire Wednesday night can b obtained
Steinmetz's.
Awarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-22

Reserved seats for DR.. Byrne,s lee
tnre Wednesday night can b obtained
at Steinmetz's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-22

A law should be enacted or the Act
LOT March 10. 1891. entitled all Act to
prohibit the bringing of diseased ami
mal5 W tlin this Stlta. all tppreva1s
the selling of diseased animals. poul-
try. fish. game and ether articles. ~
Butcher. merchants and others. to the
general public shoul'i b. am"n e 50
las to inc I'd. fraud and adult''ration
|Or impurities in foods. drinks Ordru-s
land unlawful labelling.
Such a law is upon the statute books
|pf several States, notably Obi" and
and has rroven an in
calcu able benefit to treir people. 1t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ST. JOHNS EPIsCOPAL) CHURCH,
Charlton streets. Rev. Charles
H. Strong, rector. Morning pray
er, litany and sermon at II O'Clock;
choral evening service at s p. m, with
fifth sermon in series Of sermons on
The Apostles Greed and Modern
Thought" Subject: He descended into
he'll"
WESLEY MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Rev A. NJ. Williams, pastor; preaching
this morning and tonight by Rev Or.
J. W. Hinton, of Macon.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, BOLTON AND
Howard streets Elder II. Q. Bowen, pas
tor. Subject, II a. m, In Line With
Cod" s y. m, Opening the Doors. "
Christian endeavor services 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at the usual hour. The
public cordially invited.
NEW CHURCH, CORNER OF DRAY-
ton and Huntington streets, at II a. m. and
s D. m. Rev. j. T.. Smith will preach in
the morning. Subject; THE Angels OF
the Churches" being a divine call to
Christians at the present time. In the
evening Mr. Smith will answer IngersOll S
lecture, "'About the Holy Bible"
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
ciation.@- The services at the rooms this
evening, from 5:15 to 8 o'clock, will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Bowen, formerly of
Winston, y. c., and now pastor of the
Christian church Of this city. His sub
iect will he The Ideal Young Man" The
singing will be in charge of q male quar-
tette, and all men are invited to attend.
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Chinese Playing Foot ball.
From the Philadelphia Press.

T lUul the GHttdQclpHtd IIeSS-
Whether the Chinese diplomats at
Washington have any idea of bucking
against the japanese legation officials is
an open question, as for some weeks
past they have been earnestly engaged
IN kicking foot ball on the open lot di-
rectly across from their legation, on
Fourteenth street. The foot ball was
presented to them a short time ago, ad
what they lack in skill they make UP in
hard play and are making very good
progress with the game. 1t has been
suggested that they would do better work
with the pigslin if they would raise chrys-
anthemum hair and deck their blouses
with foot ball flower They get pretty
well around the chrysanthemums hair by
visiting their queques into an interest
.ng Psyche knot and allowing a few
streanlers to drop around their collars
when engaged in the game. II is a fun
ny sight to see q number Of these Celes-
nals running about the lot, and il the
advocates Of the game have their way
and it is agreed to settle the war in the
East by game of foot ball between the
Farring powers. the Chinese government
could not do better than select its team
from the diplomats here.
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BOARDING.

TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
obtain good board and nicely furnished
rooms, with all cOnVeniences, In private
family Apply 2Ol Waldburg street.
FOR RENT, WITH BOARD ONE
Liberty street.
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH ROOM ON PAR
Tor floor with board. 1863 Jones street
BOARD WITH LARGE WELL FUR
nisbed rooms. good table, reasonable
terms. 1e3 South Broad.
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
board: nicely furnished rooms. Good ia
bic. Reasonable rates. 1856 Jones.
60 TO CHINAMAN GEORGE GONG,
100 Broughton street, for good square
meal only 25c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE DYE TO LIVE-MILLS g. CO.,
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
3 cents. 81 Broughton street. between Lin
coin and Abercorn.
GET YOUR OLD TRUNKS REPAIRED
at the proper place and buy your new
ones from Chatham Trunk Factory, No.
AZ Whitaker, near postofiice.
YOU WEAR SHoEs-oF COURSE
you do. Let us try and 1T you out OF our
misfit stock; 50 pairs at Okarmas cheap
for cash; elegantly made; first class In eY-
cry respect.
at c. W. Cummings the Price street
butcher
a CONFECTIONERY PARLOR-
Branch OF Conida's; cOnfectionaries made
daily before the public; the finest assort
meIIt at 25c per pound; broken candy made
three times a day, only I0c per pound.
i0l Broughton street, next to Okarma's.
IN COLD OR HOT WEATHER WE
have two or three shipments of Ferris
famous hams and bacon. They are al
ways fresh and nice, at Mastick a Rem
ler's Price and Harris and Liberty and
Drayton streets.
DIR. PETERS ASTHMA CURE GIVES
instant relief for sale at w. A. Bishops
drug store.
RING UP % AND YOU WILL BE
you need. II. A. ERNST.
CHILDREN, THE NEW YORK DYER
can dye your slippers any shade; also
feathers dyed to sample.
FINER SHOES THAN oKARMA
makes are not to be obtained-and the
price-just lower than any shoemaker in
the city. Come and see.
CUMMING AND GOING, BUT THE
the place to stop and do your marketing Is
w. G. Cummings 146 Price street.
SUGAR IS COMING DOWN; OUR
home broken candy is made three times
a day, with delicious havors only 10c per
pound, or pounds for 45c, at Savannah
Confectionery depot az Bull street. Paul
conida.
THE ST. MARY'S HOME HAS HAD
the roofs ali painted with the Mcdonald
Roof Paint. Office "A Barnard street
Broughton Bros, Agents.
WE ARE IN THE PLUMBING BUST
ness, and would be pleased to attend TO
your broken and bursted pipes Cornwell
q Chapman.
BESIDES EVERYTHING THAT rs
sold az first. class green grocery, keep
fun line Of fancy groceries. Cummings
l46 Price street.
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ROOMS no RENT.

-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~--
FLAT OF THREE ROOMS FIRST
floor, range and all modern improve
ments. "a Barnard,
BEDROOM. SUITABLE ONE or TWO
gentlemen; convenient to business; fur
nished or unfurnished. Address Rex, i. O.
Box 80.
ELEGANT ROOMS ON THE FIRST
floor: large hall, third floor. in Lyons
block. John Lyons.
TO RENT, LARGE, UNFINISHED
south room, with or without board. 146
Hull street.
FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE PAR
Tor fiat; very reasonable; references re-
quired. 81 CASTOR street
ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITS; FUR
nished or unfurnished with all conven-
fences; also Office. eleven Broughton
FOR RENT, FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS;
use of bath: also unfinished room 81
Jones, west of Habersham.
FOR RENT, CORNER BROUGHTON
and Habersham, desirable fiat of five
rooms with modern conYeniences Apply
81 Broughton street.
TO RENT, TWO LARGE AND ONE
small room, with use Of bath. 2O5 Perry
street.
FOR RENT. A NICE, FURNISHED
room at 5la jefferson street.
FOR RENT. FLAT. PARLOR FLOOR
three rooms and large pantry; also bath
ROOMS TO RENT. WITH OR WITH
out board, at IS Waldburg street.
LARGE SOUTH CORNER ROOM;
all conyeniences. 40 Habersham street
LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOM, ON
bath room floor; furnished or unfur-
nished. 81 Abercorn street.
FOR RENT, THREE GOOD ROOMS
for five dollars per month. Apply d, two
Broughton street
with all convenience. II Torch street
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.
convenience on same floor; southwest cor
ner Jones and Bull streets.
DESIRABLE FLAT OF ROOMS;
light Housekeeping; single rooms; modern
conveniences. III Barnard street.
FOR RENT, TWO UNFINISHED
rooms, singly or en- suite, with bath (hot
and cold water on same floor. 80 Jones
street.
LARGE HALL ROOM FURNISHED
southern front. 140 Harris, between
Whitaker and Bun.
FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE
for light housekeeping or gentlemen's
sleeping apartments; all convent q ces.
II Habersham street.
FOR RENT. FRONT BED ROOM,
handsomely furnished Apply SIS Liberty
street.
FOR RENT, PARLOR FLAT, FOUR
rooms with use of bath. Apply 81 Duffy
street.
FOR RENT, TWO DELIGHTFUL,
connecting rooms; furnished or unfur-
nished, at 1853 Liberty street.
ONE FURNISHED OR UNFTTR-
nished room for gents or housekeeping: all
conveniences. IS Waldburg street
FOR RENT. ONE OR TWO NICE
rooms furnished or unfurnished; all con-
venienees. Sc Tattnall street.
FDrS pEfNq, TWO POodc sTTTTvA
bile for gentlemen or housekeeping III
Barnard street.
SPLENDID FURNISHED SOUTHERN
room; four windows and piazza; private
family. Ill York.
A PARTY OF THREE OR -FOUR GEN
tlemen can obtain nicely furnished SUR OF
rooms, bath and dressing room attached
with modern cpnveniences; also board
II desired. Address Family, Morning
News.
FOR RENT, CONVENIENTLY SIT
uated fiat with exclusive use OF bath. 1874
Taylor street
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EMPLoYMEnT NvANTEp.

WANTED, YOUNG MAN WITH SEW
en- years experience in dry goods, wishes
a position. Address Niz, Morning News.
A LADY WISHES TO TAKE ORDERS
for making infants complete outfits at
home. Address Neat Worker, at News
office
WANTED. a POSITION IN GEORGIA
or Tennessee; salary no object; have had
experience as city collectors prefer work
in a grocery-nOt whisky Shopper dry
goods store but am willing to do any kind
of work that Is honorable; references
good. Address James W. johnson, Wat
kinsville, Ca.
A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WANTS
set of books to work up at night. Ad-
dress b. o., 169 Bay street. City. as
WANTED, POSITION AS BOOK
keeper or salesman; references exchanged.
Address Book-keeper, Valdosta, Ca.
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nuslNrss orronruNIrIrs.

10 YOU SPECULATE? THEN SEND
for our book, How TO Speculate Success
fully in Limited Margins IN Grain and
Hughes Il Co, Rialto Building, Chicago.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENT, is words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD. Cash in Advance. each insertion.
Anybody who has any want 20 supply, any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modauons 20 secure: indeed, any wish TO
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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Mavor strong,s BLACK Cat.



Twice within the last week an enormous
black cat has been seen strolling dis
'onsolately about the corridors of the
city hall with something ike a small
Groom tied to its tail. The office seekers
nave named it Mayor Strong's Cat and
al are waiting to see how it is going to
Jump. 1t IS suspected, however, that the
at IS vagrant, without place or pay
We have not yet initiated the Vienna
austom. In the Austrian capital four cats
are employed by the town magistrates to
eatch mice on the premises of the munic-
.pdlIty. 4 regular allowance is voted
Tor their keep, after q limited period of
detive service, they are put on the re-
l'red list with a comfortable pension.
stella, the wonder Of the art world, on
exhibition for, three days more closing
Nednesday night, Feb. q. l19 Broughton
street-ad
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MIsCELLANEols WANTS.


WANT TO RENT FOR a MONTH OR
two a Remington machine in good order.
cheap. Expert care postotiice.
WANT YOU TO BRING YOUR OLD
trunks and get new ones for them. Chat
ham Trunk Factory, No. 80 Whitaker,
WANTED, HOUSE, NOT LESS THAN
ten rooms; location, central Address Ii.
T. H., care morning News.
1 BEG TO INFORM NY FORMER
patrons that 4 am now located at my
old stand, No. lie Broughton street. near
Drayton street. Frank Armstrong, Shoe
maker.
WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR NO. /
private dairy butter, put in large or small
quantities for the year; references given
and required. Mrs. r. \. Randall, Sweet
water, Tenn.
WANTED, ONE THOUSAND TEETH
to extract without pain. DR. McCalla, 1872
Broughton street. over I.aBars.
WANTED, SMALL FAMILY TO TAKE
desirable house, with husband and wife:
rent moderate. Address Manning. News
office.
WANTED, SEVEN or FIGHT ROOM
house. by spring; good locality, north An
derson. Address Nichols, News office.
WANTED so OLD TRUNKS BY FEB.
81. Chatham Trunk Factory, No. 4
Whitaker, near postofiice.
$4,000 TO LEND UPON IMPROVED
city property easy terms, low rates. Plat
shek q Co., Money Brokers' 96 Bryan
street.
WANTED, A HUNDRED SETS or
teeth to make at SO set, DIR. McCalla,
1872 Broughton street.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED IN
strictly private family, by young English
gentleman; no boarding house need an
swer: state terms; must be moderate.
Comfort, Morning News.
81 500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
propertyi three to five Years. j. l., Fulton
* San. 4sf5ss-- ---- - irft 49,
WANTED. HOUSES or. ROOMS TO
paper, kalsomine or paint. j.. ii. Craw-
ford, II York street
WANTEp, TO RENT. SMALL
house with modern conveniences: good
location ADDRESS NJ. this Office.
WANTED $40 LHAKY AND RUSTY
roofs to put in a water proof and rust
proof condition. Just drop postal card 10
Broughton Bros, "A Barnard street, and
get prices and estimates on the Mcdonald
Roof Paint. Orders promptly filled.
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lost.

LOST. ON BULL STREET. BETWEEN
Broughton street and park, a gold breast
pin. with pearl IN center Finder please
leave II at 143 Bay street Liberal re-
ward
LOST, BETWEEN ABBRCORN AND
Jefferson, CASTOR and Bolton streets, o
ladys black cape The finder win be suit
ably rewarded by returning same to 81
Castor street.
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Personal.

BABY CARRIAGES. WELL MADE.
Miller COmpany's.
MATTRESSES THOROUGHLY REM
oVated. furniture safely packed. baby
carriages renovated. chairs caned cabinet
work a specially. No junkshop or jack
leg work done al FOE's, corner Hull and
Whitaker.
SUITS MADE To ORDER FROM SIS
up; pants. from 500. Also cleaning, re-
pairing and dyeing. Call az A. Getz, the
tailor, Jefferson and State streets.
J. II. CRAWFORD. PLAIN AND DE-
coratlve paper hanger. kalsomining AMI
painting. Al York street.
CASH BUYERS PICNIC STILL ON
at The Miller Company's. Furniture,
mattings. etc, at undoubted bargains.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A TRUNK
or satchel the place 10 get 1t IS the sa-
yannah Trunk Factory, Broughton
street. If your old one needs repairing
the above address is the place you want.
ARTISTIC DRESSES MADE AT REA-
sonable prices: tailor made; reception;
wedding, evening and ball dresses. Fit
and work guaranteed. Miss COcrOft, 50
Bull street.
50 BUYS ONE OF OUR SILK Plush,
oak rockers this week. The Miller Com
pany.
UPHOLsTERING. FURNITURE RE
pairing, feathers steamed, mattresses
NAA1AthEAAe AtiiNN sANAs superior MQIh At
about half Broughton street prices.
Foxs. Whitaker, corner Hull.
MARRIAGE PAPER. 2-cent STAMP;
hundreds of descriptions, with residences;
many wealthy. Mr.. q Mrs. Drake, l55
Washington street, Chicago.
THE NEW YORK DYER Is. WITH
out doubt, the best dyer of Savannah.
WHY SUFFER WITH CoRNs. BUN
ions and ingrOwng nails when you can be
cured. not relieved, but positively cured
by Lem Davis, surgeon chropOdist. Or
ders can be left at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
corner Bull and state streets.
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ron SALE.


FOR SALE, A FINE SET OF DOUBLE
buggy harness suitable for q. doctor,
win sell cheap or exchange for olda sci.
Apply at 11S1a Broughton street.
FOR SALE, ONE FOUR HOLE GAS
stove, cheap for cash. Apply twenty-one
Bolton street.
FOR SALE, TWO HOUSES ON WAL
nut street; annual rental, 500; VII sell very
cheap. J. f. Fulton e. Son.
FOR SALE, OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
at prices that never was equaled. Crock
eryWare win be slaughtered next week;
the largest turkey dish you ever saw for
% cents at NJ. Nathan's, 1904 Congress
street
FOR SALE, OAK SIDE BOARD RE
frgerator. dining table, chairs, etc, as
good as new. l76 Harris street.
$4,000 CASH WILL BUY ONE or
the incest houses and lots on Anderson
street House containing rooms and
bath, with all modern improvements.
We consider this a splendid chance to buy
home on invest LaRoch Bryan street.
FOR SALE, COMBINATION IRON
safe and national cash register. Wilson,
Auetioneer, IS Jefferson street.
10 ACRES OF LAND AND GOOD
house, two acres under fence 4 miles
south of Savannah; bargain. Apply
Il. X. T., News office.
FOR SALE PINE WOOD, SEVENTY
five cents per load delivered. Ogeechee
Wood Yard Ogeechee Road and Second
street.
FOR SALE. FINE FURNITURE,
wardrobe. linen and contents, cheap
Monday. No. i39 Perry street
FOR SALE. ICE CREAM. CHURCH
i'll will reopen his ice cream business
Bull and Jones and as Habergham
streets, March ], and Will be pleased TO
serve his many patrons with the best
Telephone 10.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
new upright piano; price TO suit any buy
er. Address j. Q. Box 2zl.
FOR SALE, BRAN NEW BUGGY AND
harness, cheap. s. Tattnall.
TWO LOTS. CORNER ELEVENTH
and Montgomery; win sell very cheap;
cash or part cash; balance monthly. WIN
liam j. Miscally, Jr., Provident Building.
FOR SALE CHEAP, BABY CAR
rlage, corner Bull and Anderson streets.
A RESIDENCE ON ANDERSON
street, near Barnard, two stories on brick
basement. No cash required John l..
Archer & Co.
A VERY NICE TWO-STORY RESI-
dence on south-side Ninth street next
to corner of Barnard. This is the best
thing we have. Look at 1t and ascertain
the terms. You will be astounded. John
L. Archer & Co.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, SIXTH STREET
next corner Of Habersham; lot S0xlO9
John L. Archer & Co.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY WISHES A sITUA-
ton In a private family In Savannah. Ga
as chamber OF housemaid Address
Elizabeth Winges. No. McSweeney
court. Charleston, 5. c.
A RESPECTABLE WHITE Girl.
wants a position as nurse. chambermaid
or 20 make herself useful. Address
COMPETENT FRENCH GARDENER
understanding all branches work, in gar
dens, desires work By day, week. or at
the convenience of owners q. Domas.
care Mrs. Remion, Savannah.
ROOMS WANTED.
---S~~~.-.-.--c~~-'>-.-- -s->~----~~~~-~~~-~-~s
WANTED. A FURNISHED, COM
Portable, single room for $500 a month.
J. l.. X, care News.
WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM IN
southern part OF city convenient TO any
road offices. Address b., News Office.
Private family
ROOM WANTED, BY 4 SINGLE GEN
tleman; a furnished room, must be COM
Portable and convenience 10 bath room.
Address A, this office.
WANTED, FLAT or THREE CON
Meeting rooms for light housekeeping
Gentleman and wife Address T.. *. News
office.
WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD FOR
couple; location must be central; refer
ences exchanged. Address J. G.
WANTED, ROOMS: WE HAVE PEG
pie calling FOR rooms every day; II YOU
leave us some cards with your address
and price, we can MI your house. The
Niekle Plate Restaurant.
WANTED, ROOM UNFURNIsHED.
with or without board, in private family,
between Jones and Hun and DraytOn and
Jefferson. Room, News office.
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AUCTION SALES.
OLD HO5S SALE
BY J. MCLAUGHLIN & Sla.

On Monday. Feb. rs, 1898. at the Down
Freight Warehouse OF the s, p. and W.
r. r.. at 10 O'Clock
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viii sell al the unclaimed freight On hand
at savannah, Florida and Western railway
depot. at the above mentioned time and date,
at the Down Freight Warehouse Savannah,
Ca, II not claimed before that time
T. Z. YOUMANS.
Savannah Freight AGENT
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AGENTS. TO IS A DAY CAN BE
made selling the mo Burn Frying Pan;
easiest article to sell out; sample pre-
paid, IS cents. Burinton & Co.. Des
MONIES la.
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FINE sAUsAGEs or ALL KINDS.
including Kosher, Fankfurter, Bologna and
Green, and HOgshead cheese. Mastick a
Drayton.
DO you LIKE FINE CHEESE? WE
have all kinds--Philadelphla Cream,
Edam, Rockfort Neufchatel, and even
Hogshead. All OF the very finest quality.
Mastick a. Remler, Harris and Price and
Liberty and Drayton.
EVERYBODY KNOWS THE McDON-
aid Roof Paint Is the best OF all roof
paints Use no other and beware OF int
tatons of this roof paint
BEST HAM NOT FERRIS, BUT AN
elegant ham, for 12Isc a pound Mastick
a. Remler, Harris and Price and Liberty
and Drayton.
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