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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13
AMONG THE ATHENIANs.
Lucy Cobb's Vocal CIasS-FamfIy
Narrowly Escapes Death.

Narrowly Escapes Death.
Athens, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE Georgian -
the university magazine, is out with its
second issue. The chief article is a beau
tiful tribute to the late Charles F. Crisp.
written by Shelby Myriclz, son of Mrs. M.
L. Myrick of the Americas Times-Re-
corder.
Last evening at Lucy Cobb, Mrs. M. l..
Wintield's pupils, in vocal music, gave
one of the most delightful recitals ever
heard at Lucy Cobb. Mrs. Winfield has
been very successful in her training of the
voices of the young ladies. Miss Bessie
johnson of last years graduating class is
now at the Boston Conservatory of Music.
and this year the class contains at least
five very superior voices.
Rev. M. H. billiard, the new pastor of
Oconee Street church, in this city, had a
narrow escape from death, along with his
family, last night at Lula junction. They
were crossing from Toccoa to Athens and
were waiting for the Northeastern train
to pull out from Lula. While so doing
the Air Line Belle came rusing into Lula,
and but for the timely warning of Con-
ductor Cox of the Northeastern, the
whole family would have been killed
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AUCTION SALES.
c. II. DORsETT. AuctIoneer.


G. II. DORsETsT, AuctIOneer,
win sell on WEDNESDAY lam inst a..
u a. M, at No. 213 Whitaker (old NUNS
ber). near Waldburg, the entire con-
tents of the residence recently furndsh-
ed, the owner, however, being called
away from the city.
The furniture, draperies and Bric-a-
prac are all fine and In splendid condition.
CHAMBERS. Cherry Folding Bed.
dresser, Rugs, Brass Bedstead.
Hair Mattresses in all the bed
rooms; pairs Heavy Curtains.
Elegant japanese Set (made to or
derl, with work basket and table
70 match; very handsome Birds-eye
Maple Set and Chiffonier, Antique
Set, Rugs Work Basket, etc.
HALL.-Splendid Mirror and Chest Of
QuarteTed Oak, Japanese Screen.
Portiers, etc.
PARLOR.-Upright Piano ana stool eb-
ony pedestal; pairs Irish Point
Lace Curtains, Rattan Gilt Tea
Table, Coco Bolo Corner Chair.
Fancy Chairs, upholstered in vel-
vet; Fire Screen, Rugs and Carpets.
Elegant Mahogany Parlor Suite.
Music Rack, Valuable Oil Paint
ings.
LIBRARY.-Two Book Cases. Mahoganv
Arm Chairs, Cherry Book Stand.
Brass Andirons, Oak Rockers, Rugs
and Art Square. the contents OF
book cases, to-wit: Shakespeare,
knights English History, Ban
crofts American History Dickens
Thackeray. Irving, Gibbons, Haws
thorne. Motley, all complete sets.
DINING-R OOM.--Mahogany Sideboard.
Extension Table and eight Dining
Chairs, Rattan Tea Table, Rug.
Cut Glassware, French China Tea
and Dinner Sets, rosebud pattern
KITCHEN.-Ice Box, Utensils generally.
~ B.-The furniture WILL NOT be for
inspection until the day of sale.
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UGLY FEELING AT YBoR CITY.
Cubans Ready to Resist "A CeIebra-
ton by the Spanish

Tampa. Fla, Dec. 12.-The Cubans as
sembled in Ybor City tonight to make an
anti-Spanish demonstration. 1t was re-
ported that the Spanish citizens OF Tam
pa were making preparations to celebrate
the death of Maceo, and the Cubans deter
mined it should not be done Whether
the Spanish intended such a thing or not,
the fact remains it was not done The
Cubans were so ugly at Ybor City that
Marshal Jones massed the police force at
that point. which possibly prevented any
hostile demonstration.
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BERNAL IN BATTLE.
The Cuban Forces Compelled to Re-
treat Into the Mountains.


treat Into the Mountains.
Havana, Dec. 12.-Gen. Bernal, with the
forces Of the northern division of the
Spanish army, on Dec. 10, left the Perico
Lopez camp, near Cabanas, in the Pinar
del Rio province, marching in the direc-
lion Of Rosario. At 10 a. m. of that day
The enemy, in an extensive line, opened
hre upon the Spanish troops, Immediately
upon the arrival of the vanguard of Gen
bernals brigade. Gen. Bernal ordered an
attack upon the front and right of the
enemy, and himself initiated the attack
uhder the protection of artillery. The en-
envy occupied a strong position upon a
llll' out they were dislodged and the hill
was captured by the troops. The enemy
tooA new positions, but were again dis
.oused after a vigorous assault, and re-
ueated into the mountains. The Spanish
uses were one Northumberland badly
bruised, captain and five privates killed
sIlu TWO lieutenants and eighteen priv
a'es wounded. The enemy carried off a
large number of dead and wounded.
new York, Dec. 12.-The Cuban junta in
ms city received the following telegram
from their Jacksonville agent, ]. A. Huau,
Inis afternoon: Received letter from
havana confirming death of Maceo and
s'sH by a combination between Marquis
Ahumeda, second in command to Gen.
Weyler, and DR.. zertucha.
Ihey We're murdered"
Deiegate Estrada Palma, after the re-
1pt OF the above, dictated a statement
O' the press. 1t was as follows: The
eeews does not surprise me, because the
lsl reports were so contradictory that
l7y read Ike mystery. l was inclined
ueHeVe that the news was false at
~" put that If Gen. Maceo was dead 1t
ds through the assassin's knife. 1t
elns now that he has been murdered.
ueh, Weyler, in addressing the crowd
aou the balcony of his palace, seemed
iAlous to shirk the credit for the respon-
NY OF Maceo's death when he said that
Nt victory was clearly due to Marquis
aHumeda. Perhaps. his conscience be-
60 10 feel remorse. This very act of the
Spauish general proves the straits of the
r""lsh army. They must resort to
chery. They did not face Maceo. They
'auoed him in the back. Let me ask
gHere Is the Spanish chiValry of which
"ty boast so much?"
" ashington, Dec. 12.-The news OF the
..sed assassination Of Maceo under the
Yer or what was practically a flag Of
uee' is accepted as true at the Cuban
saton here, and was received with a
i'"l OF horror by congressman who learn
M OF IT, If authentic confirmation of Mr..
'-du story should be received from Act
Nonsul General Springer IN Havana.
d te immediate action from congress may
'ooAed Tor In the coming Vice. There
G facts Ia Huau's story. which, as the
.oahs here believe. fit in with previous
n, .poIts and make them ineligible. IL
,' as regarded as ncomprehensible that
-n and tumble fighter like Maceo
.ouid be found killed in silk underwear
p.,. with all his jewelry on his person
nv, he was riding out for a parley
l'o,ning would be more natural 70 a Gu
man to attire himself in his most
n, eeous array. Resolutions OF inquiry
m .ne subject will probably be introduced
'l'nday next.
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MISSION or THE vAMOosE.
The Newspaper Dispatch Boat Not
Loaded with Arms.

Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 12.-Collector w.
r. Kenan at this port received a telegram
yesterday from the treasury department;
at Washington stating that information
had been received there that the yacht
Vamoose, which arrived here Friday, was
loaded with arms and munitions of war
for the Cuban insurgents and instructing
Collector Kenan to make an investigation
and report. The collector at once board
ed the yacht and searched the vessel, but
found only a double barrelled shot gun,
two sporting rifles and a revolver, with a
small quantity of ammunition for each.
the private property of Capt. Mcintosh,
the master OF the yacht. The Vamoose
sailed at noon for Key West Fla. and
the captain said he would probably stop
at Charleston and other places along the
coast.
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OWNER OF THE DAUNTLEss SIZES
He Wants $4,000 Damages for Ins-
gal Detention.

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 12-w. A. Bis
bee, owner of the tug Dauntless, has be-
gun suit against c. r. Bisbee. collector of
customs, and Capt. w. f. Kilgore, COM
mander of the revenue cutter Boutwell,.
for $4,000 damages for illegal detention of
the Dauntless as she was about to start
TO the assistance of the wrecked schooner
Nathan f. Cobb on Dec. 6. The suit is
brought in the state court.
Another suit against the same defen-
dants will be commenced in the United
states court on Monday for illegal seizure
OF the Dauntless on Dec TO-
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AbbcviIIe's Municipal Ticket

Abbeville. Ga, Dec. 12.-At a mass meet
ing held this morning to nominate candi-
dates for mayor and aldermen Of Able
vile for 1897. j. X. Monroe was nominated
for mayor by reclamation. The following
aldermen were nominated by ballot: T. L..
Holton. a. r. Baker VIII Sommer, W. IT..
Dickey. }. r. Smith, e. A. Moody.
The Abbevllie telephone system Is now
IN ouoration
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.IHE FIREWORKS STORE.
Corner State and Barnard
streets, Odd Fellows Hall,
wholesale price at retail.
Send your orders early. Sale
opens at 3 p. m. MONDAY,
DEC. IA.

Fire Crackers, 1864 S. soc per box. 3
packs for sc.
Fire Crackers, 4O-64 Is, CSC per box. &c
per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. and 2
1910. Sl.25 per box. &c per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. and
Sls, 2O-2O, S1.65 per box. DC per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. 4 and
s. 2O-2O, sS.S5 per box. zoe per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. and
Z, D-lO, $500 per box, Csc per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. Z and
8. 1910 $500 per box. SOC per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. 8 and
10. 2O-5 $3.50 per box. 4Oc per pack.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos. 0 and
IL, 10-5, $5.25 per box. 12c each.
Imported Cannon Crackers, Nos 10 and
Is, SOL, $3.50 per box. 25c each.
American Giant Cannon Crackers, No. 4.
2O-S6, $3.50 per box, Csc pack
American Giant Cannon Crackers, No. &.
1920, $500 per box. Csc pack.
American Giant Cannon Crackers, No. 6.
POLO. $3.50 per box. Csc pack.
American Giant Cannon Crackers, No. z
20-5. $3.50 per box Csc pack
Young American Statutes, No. 31b, lOO-15.
$500 per box. 10c pack.
Lady Crackers. 10000. 95c per box. lie
pack.
Roman Candles, 2-baIl, SC dozen.
Roman Candles, 3-ball. &c dozen, 2 for lie.
Roman Candles, 4-ball, &c dozen, lie each
Roman Candles. 6-ball, 12c doz, 1c EACH
Roman Candles, Shall, 1Sc doz, 2 for Sc.
Roman Candles, 1O-ball, 24c doz, &c each.
Roman Candles, 12-ball, 36c doz, &c each.
Roman Candles, 15-ball, SOC doz., &c each.
Roman Candles, 2O-ball. SOC doz., 7c each.
Roman Candles. 25-ball. $1.45 doz., l2hc
each.
Roman Candles, So-ball. 500 doz., lie
each.
Sky Rockets. 1-oz. 1Oc doz 1c each.
Sky Rockets. 4-oz, Csc doz., for Sc.
Sky Rockets. S-oz, zoe doz., &c each.
Sky Rockets, 1907, S1.O0 doz., 10c each.
Sky Rockets, S2-oz. $1.75 doz., 15c each.
Colored Fire, in bags, assorted, &c bag.
Colored Fire, in tins, assorted, 10c.
Geysers, No. 1, 75c doz., 70 each.
Geysers, No. 2, $1.75 doz., 15c each.
Bombshell Salutes, Glib each, $1.O0 each.
Electric Torpedoes. 5O-25, 1920 box. &c
package.
Giant Torpedoes. lOO-1O, s245 box, Sc
pack.
Iron clads. 1920, $275 box, Sc pack.
Balloons, animal, very large. $3.50 doz.,
soc each.
Balloons, tissue. very large, 1Oc. 15c. zoe.
csc, soc.
Colored whistllng Bombs, 4c. doz.
Whistlng Wheels, Whistling Devils,
Lottery Wheels, Toy Pistols and Caps.
Cold Mines. Snake Nests, 10c box, Snake
in Grass, 15c box.
In regard to Snake Nests and Snake in
the Grass, are very entertaining to chill
dren, and perfectly harmless.
All these goods are fresh stock, and at
very close prices. No goods charged to
any one. Terms strictly cash.
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YACHT ADVANCE coMING souTn.
Left norfolk Before the Boarding
officer Could Inspect Her.

Norfolk, Va, Dee. 12.-The steam yacht
Advance, suspected by the government
ana Spanish authorities OF nlbustering
intentions. left port last night bound
southwark by the inside passage. The
boarding officer from the custom house
here made an effort TO find the Advance
last night after she was reported as be-
lng in port. hut without success. as the
Yacht had cleared before he could find
her.
shc had aboard George Reno. a corre-
sp0ndent Of the New York Herald, and
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Third Page.
ron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

~@'eSSh tSS HSN Viii tCAWE ~ IA
Continued from Third Page.
FOR RENT-MIsCELLANE
SEND YOUR WOOD ORDERS TO j.
M. Smith; best quality and prompt de-
livery; phone 567. 20 West Boundary
street.
FOR SALE. BUGGY. CHEAP; IN
tirst-class order. Apply store. Indian lane
and West Boundary.
HANDSOME FURNITURE FOR SALE.
elegant French mirror. Furnished rooms
for rent. 127 Abercorn street. corner Presi-
dent.
FOR SALE. Ss-FooT NAPHTHA
launch, cheap for cash. Address 205 Per-
ry street. west.
ROLLER AND SAW GINS AND
presses, saw, grist and cane mills. Lom-
bard Iron Works, Augusta, Ga.
ENGLISH MAsTIFF PUPS ron
sale, female. months old; very handsome
and well bred: make fine watch or play
mate for children. VIII deliver in Sa-
vannah for ST. II. ii. Locke, Somers-
worth. N. II.
M. NATHAN WILL SELL HOLIDAY
goods at almost any price: we have full
line of toys which we sell without re.
serve, come ana avoid rush; store will be
open until p. m. at the old stand Con-
gress, between Jefferson and Barnard
streets. Nj. Nathan, 224 Congress street.
THIS is YOUR CHANCE TO Make
big money. Monopoly. win sell one-third
interest in new manufacturing business
for fifteen hundred dollars cash: invest
ment will pay 100 per cent. profit annual
ly; purchaser allowed good salary to
travel or connect himself with factory IL
desired. Business can be established In
different sections. None but those hav-
ing money need apply. Answer imme-
diately. Address Ricardo, waycross,
Ga
THREE TRAINED, THOROUGH
bred pointer dogs for sale. Address Dr.
h. f. Julian, Archer, Fla.
U N II 70 ID r. II MED JEWELLERY
watches, bicycles, pistols, overcoats very
cheap. Arthur Deutsch, pawnbroker
Congress street. next to Solomon's drug
store.
FOR SALE OR RENT. ESTABLISHED
buggy and repair shop. ]. w. oberry
LAGRANGE, Ga.
FOR SALE. SEVENTY FIVE SETS
OF timber carts ut for turpentine or tim
Der. VIII be sold cheap in lots to suit
purchasers. Enquire of The Atlantic Con-
tracing Company, foot of East Broad
street, John F. Gaynor. president.
CYPRESS SHINGLES AND PILING.
We sell good cypress shingles at $2.25 per
thousand. Special prices on carload lots:
boats can load at the mills; can also fur
nish cypress piles In any quantity on
short notice. Vale Royal Manufacturing
Company.
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WALLING TO HANG.
The Sentence of Death Affirmed by
the Court of Appeals.

the Court of Appeals.
Frankfort, KY, Dec. 12.-Alonzo Wall
ing must die with Scott Jackson for the
murder of Pearl Bryan at Covington. The
court of appeals this morning refused TO
grant Walling new trial. and the SEN
tence of death of the Campbell county
circuit court was affirmed.
The decision was handed down at II
o'clock by Judge Hazelrigg. who also pre-
pared the Jackson opinion. The decision
is identically the same as that rendered
in the Jackson case. If there should be no
application for leave to file petition for
rehearing the mandate in the Walling
case will follow that In the Jackson case
to the governor, and he will probably fix
the day for the executions.
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A REPORTER OUT FOR A BEAT
EavesdrODping to Get News Brings
Court About His Ears.

a Court About His Ears.
Frankfort, KY, Dec. 12.-Frank Rob-
bins, a reporter of the Cincinnati Times
Star. was arrested by order Of the court
Of appeals, just after the Walling decision
was handed down this morning for caves
dropping during the consultation of the
court concerning the case. Robbins was
listening through a hole In the Senate
floor, which is just above The judges
chamber. Robbins confessed his guilt Of
technical contempt and was fined IS and
sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment,
but the imprisonment part was held up
until the afternoon consultation of the
court.
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CIRUJEDA 10 BE HONORED.
The Queen Regent Receives His
Wife and Son.

Madrid, Dec. 12.-The killing of Maceo
is likely to result in promotion and other
honors for Maj. Cirujeda, who command
ed the Spanish force in the engagement in
which the rebel leader lost his life. Queen
Regent Christina to-day received Maj CT
rujeda's wife and eldest son. The queen
regent showed by her conversation that
she appreciated fully the gain that had &C
crued to Spain through the death of Ma
Geo, and spoke warmly in praise of Maj
Cirujeda's bravery in attacking a largely
superior force of rebels, the official dis
patches showing that the Spaniards were
outnum bered nearly four to one. She
promised as a token of her appreciation of
Mai Cirujeda's action to undertake the ex-
penses .of the education of his son.
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LOSS OF APPETITE.
SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
DIZZY FEELINGS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA.

PERFECT DIGESTION will be ac-
complished by taking Railways Pills. Nv
their ANTI-BILIOUS properties they
stimulate the liver in the secretion of the
bile ant its discharge through the hillary
ducts These pills in doses from two to
four Will quickly regulate the action OF
the hver and free the patient from these
disorders. One or two of Radwav,s
Pills. taken daily by those subject to
bilious pains and torpldity of the liver
Will keep the system regular and secure
healthy digestion.
Price s5c per box. Sold by all druggists
ROADWAY a CO., NEW YORK.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN IDAHO.

The Supreme Court Declares the
Amendment Carried.
Boise, Ida, Dec. 12-Woman suffrage is
an accomplished fact in Idaho. The SUI
preme court yesterday rendered a decision
in effect that when any proposed amend
ment to the constitution receives a major
ity Of the votes cast on proposition, wheth-
err or not 1t is majority of all the votes
cast at that election, said amendment is
carried. The woman suffrage amendment
received 5000 votes more than those cast
against 1t, though not a majority of the
votes cast at the election.
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Hinosville. Ga, Dec. l2-F. H. .1l-
liams. formerly n member OF the Sayan-
nah Cadets. ran a vine into one of his
eyes while hunting On the woods a few
days ago and the sight has been perma.
nently destroyed.
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the body is made to yield pleasantly to
the change it is undergoing. Headache
and nausea are dispelled, the depressed
feeling yields to one of pleasurable ex-
pectation. Danger TO fife of both Mother
and Child Is eVoided, and she passes
through the ordeal quickly.
"fhe mother Of three cilxdrcn, Who suffered
Mothers friend Of me before her fourth con-
hnemeat, and was relieved quicidy. Al agroe
their labor was shorter and lese paintri."
JOliN 6. pOlinlL, Macon, Ca
Sent by Mail, rccciDt Of price, ftoo PER BOTTLE.
Dook"rO EXPECTANT MOTHERS" mailed nee.
the BRAoFiGLo REGULATION Co.. ATLANTA, CA.
SOLD ~ AL DRycaisTo.
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another passenger by the name of Merrill,
whose occupation is unknown. Besides
these two, there is no one else aboard
the yacht save the engineer.
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LAURADA OFF VALENCIA.
The Spanish May Refuse to Allow
He'd to Enter Port.

Htu 10 Enter Port.
Madrid, Dec. 1.-THE former filibuster-
ing steamer Laurada, from Messina for
American ports, has been sighted off
Valencia, where 1t is her intention to COM
plete her cargo. 1t is believed that the
steamer will be prohibited from entering
that port and this belief is strengthened
by the fact that the Spanish cruiser In
fanta Teresa has been ordered to proceed
to Valencia at once.
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ATLANTA's DEFUNCT BANK.
Creditors to BE Paid 80 Per Cent. on
Next Tuesday.

Atlanta, Ca. Dec. 12.-The receivers Of
the Merchants Bank announce that they
will pay 80 per cent to creditors on next
Tuesday. This will be the first payment.
The receivers say that the bank will pay
every dollar it owes IN time.
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LOST, THE FRONT PART OF OPERA
glass while coming to opera. Reward, IL
returned to $50 East Broughton.
LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING., A
red Irish puppy, about months old. A
reward If returned to "A Huntington. j.
l.. Walthour.
LOST. LEMON AND WHITE ENG
lish setter dog. answers to the name Of
King. Five dollars reward IL returned to
A. IL. We'll. No. 1l3 Broughton street
TAKEN UP. ONE RED AND WHITE,
no horned COW, one light dun colored COW,
with long horns; swallow fork In each
ear. Apply Connerats wood yard.
TAKEN UP IN MY FIELD ON SKID
away road. one brindle COW. Apply to
Moses Munrow.
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REWARD.


81 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
card No. 1880, "a for No. 1901. and s1.2S
for Il, $40, at Okarma's.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MISCELLANEOUS.


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CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS AT
Paul conida's, only l5c per pound.
ALL ELECTRIC LINES WITHIN ONE
block OF our mammoth retail and whole
sale store. Palmer Hardware Company.
FOR PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM
fitting, go to Cornweli e. Chapman
coNIDA's ASSORTED FRUIT BARS
and almond bars, l5c per pound.
SAVE $50 TO $50 ON A PAIR OF
shoes II you get them at Okarma's 30
Broughton street.
FURNITURE MOVED AND PACKED
for shipping, with care, by A. s. Griffin.
$. MARTIN. HUNTINGDON AND
Tattnall, has the finest and juciest steaks
and roast in the city.
CREAM BON BONS IN FINE BOXES,
l5c per pound. at Hetterich's. 206 Brough-
ton street
FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE
all we ask Is that you get our prices.
Palmer Hardware Company.
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THERE ARE A FEW THINGS THAT
housekeepers should never forget: one OF
these Is that the most satisfactory place
in the city to do their marketing is j. n
Bakers stall In the market.
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FINE IMPORTED CENTRALIZED
fruits in handsome boxes, trimmed with
crystalized violets and rose leaves, 4Oc per
pound at Hetterich's, 2O6 Broughton. near
Montgomery street
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AT AUCTION,
FURNITURE. CARPETS, RUGS,
LAMPS, ETC.
O. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer,

VIII sell MONDAY. 14th, II a. m,
Handsome Sideboards, Decorated
Chamber Sets, Albums for Christmas.
Rugs, Portierres, Banquet Lamps, Hang
ing Hall Lamps, Alarm Clocks, Rubber
Shoes, Handsome Domestic Machine. New
Mattresses and Feather Beds, Ned OIL
Cloth. Bedsteads, Fancy Chairs, Rattan
Rocker, Revolving Chair, Handsome Tx
tension Table. Spring Cot, Carpets, Oak
BEDROOM Sets, Elegant Ebony Cabinet,
Refrigerators. Stoves
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OLD FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD
or exchanged at A. s. Griffin. 1872 Brough-
ton.
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CoNIDA'S BLACK WALNUT BARS
and butter nut bars. only 15c per pound.
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CSC FOR A FINE BOX OF CANDY,
ono pound. at Hetterich's. 16 Broughton
street.
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SHOES REPAIRED AT ONCE by
okarma, 30 Broughton street: branch Per-
ry and Barnard.
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sorption and healthful regularity. For
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Liver, Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nery-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

If IT is GOOD BEEF, VEAL. OR NUT
ton, or fine chickens you are looking for
go to S. Marin's, Huntington and TAFT
nall.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-13

MATTRESSES RENOVATED on
made to order by A. S. Griffin & Co, 1872
Broughton street.