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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29
THE RUIN IS A SHRINE.


Only a ruined cottage, acrumbled wall ana
r rose
A rose which wildly riots, untouched, un-
TILED, untrimmed,
Remains of an old-Nme garden where yet
the violet blows,
with a hundred half wild blossoms by a,
Z hedge of hawthorn trimmed.
once where the bats are clinging the cozy
fireplace glowed,
with ruddy flashlights cleaning on cell
ing and on floor;
And the sweet magnetic currents OF her
by the stain of Ill;
From her fond eyes to her lover as he en-
tered through the door
For here was an earth-heaven holy, ft'
shrine for an angel fair,
Whose soul was spotless lily untouched
by thestain of ILL.,
All. that was cozy corner unreached by
the cold worlds care,
Where the wild birds paused enraptureo
to list to a maiden's trill.
IIither came he at evening when the shad-
ows faded 9 :,
Here did they 'e and linger In the
scented air ard hush;
Here did the echoes fondle her sweet tones
soft and low,
In the restful nook secluded from the
mad worlds rage and rush.
Sweet indeed are your whispers, oh men,
cries of delight
Glad were the hours departed glad were
the ewes Of yore!
In her grave the maid is sleeping, while he
prays through the night,
Here at the shrine now shattered where
the old joys come no more.
II. Edgar JONES' in Springfield (Mass.)
Republican.
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Il ITO BE CONTINUED. |
UNCLE eENS WAY.
OF Settling u Feud of Eighteen Years
Standing.

OF Settling u Feud of Eighteen Years
Standing.
AS we sat smoking our pipes by the
fireplace ventured to say to mine host
that / heard of the feud between the
Johnsons and the Robinsons, and asked
him to tell me how it came about. he
scratched his head and looked puzzled,
and finally said:
"It's good way back, and I've dun
forgot. Reckon it was about dawg.
"That'swhat I've heard-thatyourdog
chased mule of his which was feeding
in front of your house. Robinson got
mad about it, you had high words, and
then the fcud began which lasted 10
years. Is it trueY
"Reckon that's the way OF it, he
slowly replied.
"There wasn't much i'll that to quar-
rel about"
"No."
"But two or three people have been
killed on either side on account OF 1t, l
understand"
"Three on one side and two on
t'other," he answered, after counting
on his fingers, "and two more wound
ed"
He seemed so calm and good-natured
about it that thought might go fur
ther, and after bit asked;
"Unclc Ben, don't you think this quar-
rel could be fixed up?"
might be-" he replied, as he gazed
into the fire in blank way.
Suppose, for instance, that volun-
teer nv services as mediator
"Wall?"
"How would you suggest. that so to
work to bring peace between the two
families?'
The old man rose up and took the
tongs and replaced brand which had
fallen on the hearth and then sat down
and asked: =,
"Doyouknow where Robinson l.vesF
"Yes-three miles up the road"
"Kin you shute?"
"Fairly we'll"
"Wall, you take your gun and sot ou
fur Robinson's. Git the hull crowd
from the old man down to the las
young un', into the house and thel
fasten all the doors and begin poppin
at 'em threw the winders Keep it u
till the last one has turned up his toes
and when you come back with the new
thar'll be IN end to the quarrel an
we'll hev peacei"-Detroit Free Press
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seats when the sound of singing was
heard again, mingled with that OF
music, and far away, at the foot OF the
long hall, appeared band OF musicians
playing upon pipes of reeds, clad in the
roval livery of green AMI crowned with
oak leaves. After the musicians
marched, or, rather, danced, number
of Young girls robed in white only, and
carving white lilies in their hands,
which they threw upon the tfoor to be
trodden by the feet Of the bride.
Next came Maya herself, sight OF
beauty such as stirred even my cold
heart and caused me to think more
gently of the senior, who had become;
party to trick to win her. She also
was arrayed in white, embroidered! with
gold, and having the symbol OF the
Heart blazoned on her breast; about
her waist and neck were a glrdle and
collar of precious emeralds; on herhead
was set tiara of perfect pearls taken
in past ages from the shellfsh OF the
lake, and round her wrists and ankles
were bangles of dead gold. Her wav-
| ing hair hung looSe almost to her SAN
| daled feet, and in her hand as token OF.
her rank, she bore little golden scep-,
tor, having at one end great pearl
and at the other a heart-shaped en-.
erald.
Now the bridegroom and the bride
stood together in the open space sur
rounded by the half circle of the Coun-
ell of the Heart, among whom was
given a seat, while behind them were
arranged the musicians and singing
girls. and behind these again pressed
the glittering audience Of marriage
guests.
When all were at their places her
aid arose and cried out the names and
titles of the pair, reciting briefly that
they were to be wed by the direct COM
mand of the guardian god OF the city,
by the wish of the Council Of the Heart,
and because of the love that they bore
one another. Next pSadine from q
written roll he published the text 1i
the agreement whereby Maya re-
nounced her right as ruler in favor OF
her Cousin Tikal, and l noticed that
this agreement was received by the
company in cold silence and with some
few expressions of disapproval.
Lastly, from another roll he read g
list of the honors, offices, wealth, houses
ana servants WHICH, WSIC OhClSby 10
signed to the Lady Maya and her con
sort, and also to myself, their friend
for the maintenance of their rank ant
dignity and of my comfort.
Having finished his task he asked thu
senor and Maya whether they hat
heard all that he had read by oommant
of the council, and, if so, whether the
approved thereof.
:; they bowed their heads inD assent
whereupon the herald turned, and, ad
{ dressing Tikal by all his titles, cahe,
, upon him in virtue of his priestly OF
} fee and of his position as chief of tn
state to make these two one in the fac
) of the people according to the ancien
custom of the land.
: Tikal heard him and rose from hi
+ seat as though to commence the serN
ice, then sank down again, saying:
9 Seek some other priest, herald, fo
0 this l will not do"
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Tho Basis of Trouble.

"What was the trouble with Barker
and his wife?"
"Well, the beginning of it was when
she used a Camembert cheese to bait
the rat trap. Then she made plaster
for a sick servant out of his imported
mustard, and capped the climax by
smoking insects out of her rose-bushes
with a box of his best Perfectos."--
Hnrner's RaZnr.
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nell Ringing as a seicnce.

In England the practice of ringing
bells has been reduced to science, and
peals have been composed which bear
the names of their inventors. Some OF
the most celebrated of these were COM
posedabout so years ago by one Patrick.
This man was a maker Of barometers.
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HEART OF THE WORLD.
BY H. RIDER HAdoARD.
Strange Story, Taken From Manuscript Be-
queathed by an Old Mexican Indian to Ills
Friend and Comradc, an English.
man Named Jones.
CHAPTER XXI
THE MARRIAGE OF MAYA.

. copyrighted. 1894. by H. Rider Haggard
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The income Of new cardinal for the
first year, $1,000, is spent in fees.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-11
1ocnI Daily weather Report For the
Morning News.

NCWSs
Local FORECAST for Savannah and vicin-
,tv till midnight, Oct. II. 1896: Sunday:
probable showers and higher temperature;
north winds.
C,omparisonof mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, IN Oct, 10. 1896, with the nor
NAL for the thy: Tempera ture-N ormal,
10; mean, 81; deficiency for this date, ID;
accomplished eicess since Jan. !, 1895, q.
Comparative Rainfall Statement: Nor
NAL, 10; amount for Oct. 10, 1896. trace;
departure from normal, H. total depart
IRE since Jan. ! 1886, -1OS6
Maximum temperature, G.; minimum
temperature, 81; tor same day last year,
maximum temperature, 65; minimum
temperature 46; rtinfaL, 0.
The hight OF theSavannah river a Au-
gusta at a. m, 75ph meridian time, yes
terday, was 3.S feet a fall of O.S feet dur
ing the preceding wenty-four hours
Washington, Oct. 70, p. m.-Observer,
Savannah, Ga: Hist hurricane signal
2:8O p. m. Jacksonville, Jacksonville sec
ton. Savannah, Savannah section Charles
TON Wilmington, Wilmington section.
Tropical storm, apparently central east of
Florida, moving nortiward. Win cause
northerly winds of hurricane velocity off
the South Atlantic coast and high winds
inland. Distribute information and warn
shipping. Willis l.. Moore,
Chief of Bureau.
The following telegram was received
from the chief of the weather bureau:
washington, Oct 10, IL p. m.-Observer,
Savannah, Ga. 1T is probable that the
tropical storm will reach the coast to the
north of Charleston, IS. c., and that the
south portion of tie South Atlantic states
will escape the dangerous winds attend
ing this storm. Willis L. Moore,
Chief of Bureau.
u S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Cotton Region Bulle-
Tin Savannah, Ga. for the twenty-four
hours ending a a. M, 18th meridian time,
Oct. 10, 1885,
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personal.


HAIR PINS" THE HOLD FAST; go
on a card; aluminium, never rust, never
scratch never fall Off curved gracefully
to the shape of the head. Savannah agen-
cy. 1903 Broughton Street Hair Store. The
place for hair goods, becoming hair cut
ting scalp treatment and shaving sup
plies Mail orders promptly filled.
DANCING ACADEMY. SOTREES, Be
ginning Tuesday evening, Oct. 3D. 1895
Soirees to be given semi weekly during
the season, on Monday and Friday even
ings at Masonic Temple. Under the man
agement of Mr.. s. G. Gasque. The waltz
guaranteed in four lessons to beginners.
Music by the Harpers. Special attention
paid to scholars and visitors by the man
agement.
MRS. DARBY WILL BE PLEASED TO
see her patrons at 120 Jones street. where
she has fitted up her parlors for body and
facial massage, manicuring and shampoo
ing; gentlemen whose hair is falling or
are already bald will find 1t to their in
terests to give her a call.
CALL ON JACK AT NJ. LYNCHs, "a
West Broad Hot lunch and free pool.
WANTED. MISS CALVERTTE OF DA-
rien; now located 157 Gordon street, Savan-
nah Ca. rrskes a speciality OF making
childrens ram, fancy and party dresses.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR,
Mr.. Il. T. McGrath Of Boston will resume
teaching the above-named instruments IN
this city on Oct. 90 For particulars ap-
ply at Ludden & Bates.
MRS. HIRsHMAN TRIMS HATS IN
the latest styles from 25c up. 1913 Perry
street.
SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS.
we are repeatedly told by our patrons
that we do the best work in the city
Are they not competent judges? We also
have an expert in cleaning the fnest
handmade lace, lace curtains and silks
Blankets also a speciality. l3f YORK
street. between Whitaker and Bull
ANOTHER INVOICE OF THE cELE-
brated quad" camera just received;
makes the largest and best photographs
for the money-only So: Launey studio,
141 Broughton street.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL MORE
picture frames than all or the othe- deal
ers in Savannah put together; our goods
and prices please the people LadeVeze's
Picture Frame Factory, ia Broushtoh
street.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BE
come lawful physicians. Medico, lOOl west
Congress, Chicago. No postals answered.
UPHoLsTERING. MATTRESS MAX
ing and furniture repairing promptly ana
properly done by Mr.. wilson the New
York expert; see samples lowest prices
Fox s. Hull and Whitaker.
CHEAP OVBRCoATS, WE HAVE 300
unredeemed overcoats, which we VIII sen
at 50 90 each. Z. Muhlberg, the Old Ken
able Pawnbroker, ITO Congress street,
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THE NEWS AT POOLER.
LIVELY Week Among the Residents
of the Little VILLAGE.

"Ni'ely week Among the Residents
of the Little village.
Mr. NJ Dewitt of Guyton visited at the
DUlne OF Mr.. E. N. Cartwright last week.
mrs \. Monroe is a visitor at the home
Mr.. w. Jacobs.
Mr, J. Sheppard, connected with the Pos
Pooler. 'P0A-' -''~'' "eoA III
~, ar T., and Mrs. A. B. Anderson left Pooler
m W. florida last week. They will make
|elr nome in New Symrla.
WI, wi. J. e. Finney visited among his
many friends in Pooler last week.
,r mlss Leola Shave, a great favorite
aons me young folks, was visiting her
~any friends in Pooler last week
MISSES Mamie and Alice McCabe and
roseer j. McCabe returned home to Sa-
Sa aI h-I friday after a pleasant visit at
nome of Mr. J. M. Wilburn.
pa uT j. Burford of Screven county is in
'Ooier visiting friends.
.r mere will be services morning and
nr Mills to-day at the Methodist church.
Son. P9'S'oi' rNeV' L. H. Ihoh-
1s lne annual meeting Of the Epworth
Al ~. ~ VIII take place Thursday evening
Unity Methodist church, when the
viii ' to, Tor officers for the ensuing year
VIII axe place and the reports Of officers
" ne NE Fooler Rifle Club Will hold its month
M ing Thursday night, at the home Of
~'' D. W. Manning.
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MACON TELEGRAPH SOLD.

- r. Hanson and Others the
=, purchasers of the Paper.
a'eon' Ca, Oct. 1O.-It is understood
l' mat Maj. ]. +. Hanson and a num-
s,o. o'her gentlemen have become the
r.. yplIetors of the Macon Telegraph.
|h..'S manson, brother OF Maj. Hanson,
r,s. oscome the business manager of the
,o.I'' u is not known what was paid
|Dansr or. or what the future policy of the
|abm, IN be, though there are rumors
+ Nm Inc 1ne matter. 1t Is assumed that it
|po,o@...',V ocate the republican doctrine Of
/ Ha,so..'' In good time doubtless Maj.
VIII announce the papers policy,
"' Us an outspoken man
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG
man, understands Office work, bookkeep-
ing and collect ting; best references. L. c.,
care News.
WANTED, SETTLED LADY WANTS
a place as housekeeper or chambermad.
Address No. Ga Habersham street.
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER
desires position; also understands general
office work; good references furnished
Address 'Typist" Morning News.
WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED
man, position in wholesale or retail store,
or as collector, or drummer. Address
u. T., Morning News.
WANTED, BOY II, WANTS EMPLOY
ment; honest, willing, and active; will do
anything to earn a living. Address Ed
die" this office.
WANTED, HOUSE WORK BY
white woman good recommended lions
Address M. NJ. M. News office.
WANTED, POSITION BY A GERMAN
girl as house girl or chambermaid; ref
erence. Address German. Morning News.
WANTED BY WIDOW LADY, HOUSE
keeping in hotel or private family; refer
ence. Mrs. B. II. Barker, Louisa Porter
Home
WANTED, WORK, BY A PRACTICAL
double-entry bookkeeper and experienced
business man; best references. Address
NJ, box 1856, Gainesville, Fla.
MAN SERVANT WANTS A PLACE,
twenty years with one family, to whom
he refers. Tarvers Intelligence Bureau.
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST,
graduate OF pharmacy, wants position.
First-class references exchanged. Address
Phi. D., Morning News.
A RESPECTABLE COLoRED MAN
desires a situation as butler. Address w.
H., No. 81 jefferson street.
SITUATION WANTED BY A COM
petent respectable colored man. Office,
porter or elevator. Address, r. II. W.,
this office.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
age 81, would like permanent work in
Georgia. Charge OF party or transitman.
A No. / references. Geo. +. Whittemore,
100 fremont street, Ccare Aspinwall 4 Lin
coin, c. Ed Boston, Mass.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ST. JOHNS CHURCH, MADISON
Square, corner Bull and Charlton streets,
Rev. Charles H. Strong, rector. Morn
ing services at II O'Clock; Sunday school at
4:3O p. m.
CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, REV
erend Robb White rector. Hours of ser
vice: Sundays, II a. m. and p. M. !;
Wednesdays, 4 p. m. Sunday school, A
p. m. Visitors invited to all services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Monterey Square. Preaching to-day at IL
a. M, and s p, m. by Rev. James c. Oehler
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church, south corner of President and
Barnard; seats free, every one invited. j.
H. Scruggs, pastor. Services at II a.
M, and at p. m. Sunday school al 1870
p. m, j. A. Varnadoe, superintendent.
WESLEY MONUMENTAL (METHO-
dist church, Abercorn and Gordon
streets; Rev. A. M. Williams, pastor
preaching by the pastor, Il a. M, and
8 D. m.
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH, NEW HOUS-
ton and Jefferson streets. Rev. j. NJ. Low
EFT, pastor. Services morning at II oclock,
and evening at $50. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at $50. A cordial welcome
to all.
MARVIN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church, West Broad near Hall street, Rev.
E. F. Morgan, pastor. Services Il a. M,
and p. m. Sunday school this afternoon
at O'clock Epworth League, Tuesday
evening at o'clock. A cordial welcome to
ALL
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AS
cension, corner Bull and President streets
Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. Good
music HelDf1ll services Seats free. All
welcome.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Bull and First streets. Preaching by the
pastor at IL a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school 4:3O p. m. The pews are all free.
Visitors welcome.
DUFFY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Duffy and Abercorn streets; ser
vices at II a. m. and p. m; preaching by
the pastor, J. D. Chapman; Sunday school
at 9:15; all cordially invited to every SER
vice.
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Every day engagements are ertered
into, and marriages are made between
people who have no business to be mar.
RED. Women enter into the most seri-
Gus obligation of life without the proper
physical equipment for it. When a wo-
man narr1es, she tacitly makes the dec
laratlon that she means to become the
mother of children. This dec1aratio,,
ought also to mean that she is physically
able to perform what she undertakes.
The bearing of a child is all too fire.
quently an injustice to both mother and
child. The woman who expects to bear
intellectual and physically healthy child
rem, should be herself in strong and VIC
orous health. The organs that make her
woman should be free from any faint
OF disease orweakness. If they are not.
the child Will have a bare chance for
health, and the mother may easily make
herself weak, nervous, semi-invalid for
the rest of her life. Female weakness
of any kind-whether hereditary or ac.
CURED may be cured by the right sort
OF treatment. DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrlption IS designed for the treatment
and cure OF just this one class of diseases
and no other 1t works in perfectly
rational way directly on the organs af
tected. 1t cleanses them of all impuri
ties allays any inflammation that NAV
be present-and that generally is present
IN sickness restores the organs to their
natural, healthy, regular action pre-
pares them for the accomplishment of
woman's greatest work, and If taken dur
ing. CESSATION, the time of parturition
will be comparatively safe and painless
The Favorite Prescription is not a cure
all, and If the general system is rundown DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken In connection with the - Favor;te Pre-
scription," These used together have won
dertul influence on a woman's health
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OUR PREMIUM CRAYON POR-
traits are the best yet. If you want
something for nothing, call at The Miller
Company's.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE, AND
viii give you reliable furniture and car
pets at reasonable prices. The Miller
Company.
THE MILLER COMPANY'S FALL
styles in furniture and carpets are at
tractive and inexpensive. Come and see
our stock.
NEW MATTINGs, RUGS, SHADES,
Lace Curtains, Oilcloth Linoleum in
choice designs, at The Miller Company's.
THE MILLER COMPANY'S BABY
carriages are stylish and durable. Lots
of mothers are using them for seconds
and thirds.
LADIES, YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY
if you come and see my line, and get my
prices on up-to-date millinery. Old hats
retrimmed. Mrs. Teeple, millinery parlors,
113 York, near Bull
FRESH EVERY DAY, VIENNA
bread, rolls, fancy cakes, assorted pies;
orders by postal receive prompt attention.
John Derst, 80 Broughton street.
OLD CARPETS, RUGS CLEAND AND
colors restored as good as new; all dirt
and stains removed, without moving car
pet from the floor and ready for use at
once. Leave orders Est. S. W. Branch.
Partisan Carpet Cleaners.
HAVING LEASED THE PARAGON
oil cans, formerly operated by Canuet
& Co., and recently by the Savannah Oil
and Gasoline Company, l am prepared to
furnish the best oil at the lowest price;
postal card to 23S15 Lincoln street or teie>
phone 5ll will have prompt attention. A.
D. Kicker
CALL AND HEAR WHAT WE HAVE
to say about roofing. Cornwell & Chip
man.
PORTRAITS! OUR PORTRAITS ARE
being made now better than ever before.
Our prices have never been duplicated by
any other house. Ladevezes, ia Brough-
ton.
WE WILL SECURE YOU FROM RAIN
and tin your roof for a little advance on
old prices. Cornwell & Chapman.
DIR. B. S. PURSE. TELEPHONE NO.
1888.
DON'T PAY UNREASONABLE
prices for timing your roof; go to Corn
well & Chapman
DRESS MAKING, MRS. PATE, 1871
Broughton, between Jefferson and Mont
gomery streets.
CALL AND SEE US BEFORE YOU
make any contracts for roofing. Corn
well & Ch.pman.
SCOTT. & DAVIS ARE THE UP-TO-
date butchers and fancy grocers of the
city; they are alive to the wants of their
customers; see them at 81 Henry street.
FEET VERSUS BRAINS. - I TREAT
your understanding-not your brains, but
your feet; it is as great a luxury to have
good feet as to have clear head; corns,
ingrowing nails and other diseases Of the
feet skillfully treated at moderate
charges, have 300 references in Savan-
nah; leave orders at Wheeler's drug store,
or at my office, rs Broughton street. Lem
Davis, Surgeon Chiropodist.
FINN'S AUCTION ROOM. YOU CAN
find almost anything yos want. 1 pay
spot cash for bicycles, or will buy any
kind OF fixtures and merchandise.
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You Can Re Well

NJ VI your blood is pure, rich and nourlsh-
'or nerves and muscles. The blood
M, VITAL fluid, and when It is poor,
s,. ''1 impure you must either suffer
ts'ys o me distressing disease or you will
abos,..a Eau victim to sudden changes.
d. s.',. or overwork. Keep your blood
''l Hoods sarsaparilla and be we'll.
D. ass,-iF MS are the best after-dlnner
|a1-ad3' digestion, cure headache. Is
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED, A COMPETENT DRESS
maker: one who understands the business.
Address E.. this office.
GOOD COOK WANTED. APPLY
Sunday morning or Monday morning. 81
Waldburg street.
WANTED, A FIRST-CLAsS wAsHwO-
man for a lady and gentleman. white or
colored; must bring references; call be-
tween 8 and 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
Oct. u, at 81 Broughton street.
WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO
learn bookkeeping. Address Books"
News office.
WANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
servant and a good cook. Apply Monday
morning, between 10 and Il O'clock, at 81
Henry street.
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ROOMS WANTED.

~---~-~-~~-~-~~-~~.~
COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
rooms; must be reasonable. Southern
part Of city preferred. Flat" Morning
News.
WANTED FURNISHED HALL ROOM
near Barnard and Duffy. Hot bath de-
sired, Bicycle" Morning News.
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FOR SALE, A DESIRABLE BUILD
ing lot on paved street; In good location:
terms reasonable. Address Lot, this Of
fice.
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FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF sPLEN-
didly located unimproved lots on Ninth
street Also brick house on northwest
corner of Ninth and Drayton streets. La
Roche, Ill Bay street.
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FOR SALE, SPLENDID CHANCE TO
invest in fine renting real estate; all OF
lot No. II, Green ward, and improvements,
northwest corner East Broad and Presi-
dent street LaRoche. +. S.-Insure your
real estate and furniture in the Athens
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Athens, Ga. l. d. & II. d. LaRoche,
Agents, Ill Bay street.