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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-29
THE NEWS OF POOLER.
GOssippy Happenings of All Sorts in
the Little Town.

A party of young folks numbering about
twenty went on a straw ride to Meldrim
Friday evening. On the homeward jour-
ney, when about a mile from Meldrim,
the tire of one of the wheels of the wagon
came off, and the young party had to
walk the balance of the distance, about
six miles.
The friends of Mrs. w. Jacobs will
be grieved to hear of the death of her
brother, Mr.. H. A. Shuman, at his home
IN Savannah, Thursday afternoon. He
was buried from Powers church, Eden,
yesterday afternoon.
At a meeting of the Pooler Light In
Iantry, last Monday night, Mr.. ]. B..
Newton was elected captain. 1t is hoped
by the members that he will accept. Mr.
Newton is thorough military man, hav-
ing been for a number of years a promi-
nent member of the Georgia Hussars and
Is popular among the members of the
Pooler Company. Lieut.. w. l.. Bourne
was rendered the captaincy some time
ago, but, owing to his business engage
ments, was unable to accept. The COM
pany IS in prosperous condition, the
members turning out in large numbers
at the drills, and applications for mem
ing.
Mrs. N. Paulsen of Savannah and Miss
1da Sunofsky of Hendersonville, n. c.,
We're visitors at the home of Mr.. C.
Hansen last week.
Miss Ola Hinely of Guyton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. Snyder, at her pretty
nome on Newton street.
Mr.. W. Roher of Sanford, Fla, was in
Pooler last week. Mr. Roher is a former
resident of Pooler, but is at present
superintendent of the tannery at San
lord, Fla. He expects to move back to
Pooler about April l, and viii have charge
ol the Rooler tannery, which is expect
go TO be in active operation about that
date.
The taking possession of the Lyons
branch of the Central by the Georgia
ana Alabama railroad April 1 will cause
change of schedule of the passenger
trains which is not appreciated by the
working man of Pooler. Train No. q,
winch arrives in Savannah at $50 a. m.
VIII not arrive until $3.50 O'Clock which
wall leave No. to take the people to Sa-
Ednnah. This train does not arrive until
s5J O'Clock, city time, which is too. late
LOT people who have to get to their work
al o'clock. When Pooler was first settled
some years ago, the railroad people gave
every lnducement, as far as trains and
accommodation, to get the people to move
mere, and it is hoped now they have
punt their homes, that they will give
tnem schedule so that they can live
mere. If the schedule is not made so
mat they can reach Savannah in time
70 go to work at o'clock. they will be
oouged to move away A number of Pool
gIlles viii wait on General Manager Cab
oelI and VIII try to induce him to let
ram n o. 2Ss time remain as ii is, as the
,-entral @ailrOad authorities say it is
nnanPossble to bring no. into Savan-
4-ah any earlier.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT


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FOR RENT HOUSE 50 BROUGHTON
street, near Abercorn; rent very moder-
ate. ]. T.. Fulton & Son, Board of Trade
Building.
FOR RENT, HOUSE % JONES STREET:
nine rooms all conVenences; $2U per
month. J. r. Fulton & Son, Board or
Trade Building.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE STORE AND
residence above, corner Farm and River
streets; cheap rent. j. 70. Fulton a Son,
Board Of Trade Building.
FOR RENT, HOUSE 1O7 EAST BROAD
street; SIS per month. j. 70. Fulton a.
Son, Board of Trade Building.
FOR RENT, FROM APRIL /, DEsIR-
able house, 1888 Charlton street; all con-
veniences. J. p. Fulton a. Son, Board of
Trade Building
NO 211 GWINNETT STREET, FOR
rent; hot and cold water; $25 per month.
]. E. Fulton Son, Board Of Trade Build
ing.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSE.
Second avenue. near Whitaker street; $10
per month. J. e. Fulton q Son, Board of
Trade Building.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
corner Tattnall and Charlton streets; rent
very low. j. r. Fulton e. Son, Board of
Trade Building
FOR RENT, FROM APRIL !, HOUSE
No. IS Habersham street; all conveniences;
s21.50 per month. J. e. Fulton & Son,
Board of Trade Building.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE 206 GWIN-
nett street, nine rooms; buffers pantry;
private stairway; hot and cold water. J.
]. Mannion, 2O4 Gwinnett street
FOR RENT FROM MAY /. DESIR-
able storehouse on Bay street, located in
the wholesale district; rear entrance to
railroad; three-story and perfectly dry;
rent low. A. l.. voorhees,, lO6 South Broad.
FOR RENT, NO. ia HABERsHAM
e~A,-o Nvaa ryIa
month. w. E. Guerard, $50 New Houston
street.
FOR RENT, NO. 114A PRICE
street; frst-class condition; rooms; SIS
per month. w E. Guerard, $50 New
Houston street.
CONVENIENT HOUSE IN GOOD IO-
cality for rent. Apply A. S. Cohen, or
green grocery, corner Jefferson and South
Broad streets.
FOR RENT HOUSE 50 TATTNALL
street, with large yard; very reasonable.
John Riley, 1l6 Bryan street.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE OR
rooms, at 70 Charlton street.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence, southeast corner Montgomery
and McDonough streets; immediate pos
session. Apply r. S. Claghorn, So Bryan
street.
FOR RENT, NICE COTTAGE AT THE
Isle Of Hope for the season or by the
year. Thomasson & Black, No. 116 Bryan.
FOR RENT, s ROOM HOUSE. ON
Jones between Price and East Broad. APP
ply next door.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO
rent for summer months. Address Bah,
this Office.
FOR RENT, HOUSE 81 JONES, COR
ner Price: ten rooms; all convenfences;
newly papered, $3l. J. i. Fulton & Son.
TO. RENT, 7-ROOM HOUSE, 20 boil
ton street; apply next door.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
l43 Duffy street Apply to John Yonge's
Pharmacy.
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SAVANNAH 1e2 YEARS AGO.
The Town as IL Looked n Year AZ
Ter OEIethOrpe Founded It.

The arst known man Of Savannah was
s-.u-l 1s2 years ago to-day. Copies Of it, IL
-, the original map, are still in existence.
nd give a good description Of the town
as IL then was
70 is hardly possible for the Savannah
Az. of today to understand that when the
srs- picture Of Savannah was made there
,s-. but ninety-one houses in the town.
,4ers was no street between the river and
..a houses, which were on the same line
~. those now on the south side of Bay
Street. The public buildings were the court
toi-s. which also served for public wor-
s-.n the public mill and oven. house for
s.rsneers. public store, parsonage house
and guard house. a lot for church was
r.ii out where Christ church now stands,
f-t no church was built for several years.
The four pine trees under which the col
,rf-ts pitched their tents and slept the
first night in Georgia, were nearly on the
slee of the bluff between Bull and Whita-
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT. FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS;
new house, modern conVeniences. Adj
dress \. F., Morning News
FOR RENT. TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE
gentlemen. a pleasant furnished room,
fronting south. with privilege of hot and
cold bath. Address rs Gordon street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN NEW
house; hot and cold bath. gentleman only.
Address Key. News Office.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without board; southern To-
cation. lil Liberty street.
FOR RENT, A NICELY FURNISHED
south room, bath attached 50 President
street
FOR RENT, ROOMS, LARGE AND
small; southern exposure; furnished or
unfinished. l55 South Broad.
ELEGANT FLAT. -FOUR ROOMS: AL
so single rooms for gentlemen. Ia TAFT
nau street. west side.
FLAT or THREE ROOMS FURNISH
ed for housekeeping; nice locality; viii
rent reasonable from 18th April or list
May. References exchanged. Address F.,
News office.
FOR RENT ONE MIDDLE FLAT. $40:
two top flats. s., on Macon street Apply
81 Habersham street.
LARGE SOUTHEAST ROOM. NEAR
Iark TO rent Address Comfort, care
Morning News.
FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FUR
nished bed room, back parlOr. with use Of
parior; facing south, near De Soto Q.ih-
erty street,, suitable for two gentlemen;
can also obtain board: private family
Address Home Comfort Postofiice Box f.
LADIES CAN GET NICE FURNISHED
rooms from four dollars per week, with
use of bathroom. at Miss Graham's corner
East Broad and Perry streets.
NICE LARGE ROOM. FOR ONE or
| two gentlemen also small hall room. 81
Liberty
FLAT, THREE ROOMS, PRIVILEGE
| Of bath. 81 Liberty street, one door from
| Abercorn.
FOR RENT ONE NICELY FUR
| nished floor with large closets, gas. hot
/ and cold baths, In vicinity of De Soto. Adj
dress Comfort, News Office.
FOR RENT, FRONT ROOM ON FIRST
| floor; furnished or unfurnshed; southern
exposure. 1912 Jones street.
FOR RENT, THREE LARGE. NICE
| basement rooms; also furnished rooms
| on third floor, with bath. "A McDonougn
| street.
FOR RENT, SOUTH FRONT ROOMS.
| one with bay window and small bal
! cony furnished or unfinished. "a Gas
| ton street.
FOR RENT, NICE FLOOR WITH ALL
! conveniences; cheap rent to good tenant.
Apply at us Barnard street.
| ROOMS TO RENT, AT 100 ABERCoRN
street.
| FOR RENT, FLAT OF THREE OR
| four rooms, with use of bath and yard.
| Address w, care News!
FOR RENT. A DESIRABLE FLAT OF
| rooms. Apply 145la Gordon street
| FURNISHED ROOMS, SOUTH AND
] east exposure; private piazza; all the com
| forts. Ill York.
ROOMS TO RENT. CHEAP, 1871 YORK
! street.
TWO FLATS TO RENT AT NO. IL
| Margaret street, third door from West
Broad, with bath and toilet; cheap TO
/ good tenants.
TO RENT. ONE SOUTH FRONT HALL
| room; furnished of unfurnished. 10 South
| Broad.
FLOOR TO RENT, SUITABLE FOR
couple. Tattnall street.
| FOR RENT, FLAT OF ROOMS. 40 ABB
ercorn wanted, servant, at 3s Abercorn
| street.
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOM:
! furnished or unfurnished. Apply 19l Har-
ris street
ONE ROOM FURNISHED; TWO UN-
| furnished, Sly Jefferson and McDonough
| streets.
THREE CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH
use of bath room, at 1893 Perry street.
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Personal.


SEASTER BRESSTNGS COMPLETED
with a fine watch chain, stud, gold sped
tacles, walking cane, umbrella, earrings,
belt Quality gnaranfeed' Price the low low
est. Hence the popularity and remarkable
success of Fegeas, the reliable jeweler,
10S Broughton-the place-the day for bar
gains, everybody day this week.
= "HAIRCUTTINGp' IN THE LATEST
style; every child, lady or gentleman wait
ed on personally by the most skillful
hairdresser in Georgia; no novice or am
ateur bootblack employed, 108 Broughton,
jewelry, hair and shaving supply house,
the place for hairdressing, for weddings
and photographs singeing, shampooing,
manicuring, chiropody and every kind Of
hairwork, from a watch hair chain to a
wig.
MISS DAISY A. BROWNIES DANCING
class will meet Tuesday night, April z,
instead of Friday, Sd.
NEW NECKWEAR, BEAUTIFUL PAT
terms, new shapes for Easter, and mems
underwear; all kinds to suit the season
now ready. At LaFar's, q Bull street
F. T. McGRATH, LATE OF BOSTON,
teacher of Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar.
Apply at Ludden & Bates.
LADIES ONLY; HAVING SECURED
the services of an experienced trimmer,
l am prepared to show you a line or
stylish hats and millinery at prices that
will meet your approval; call and see.
Mrs. c. M. Teeple, Ill York, opposite
my LITTLE PICNIC GIRL IN FINE
art folio, the 50 cents kind; new song with
the great Sunday Journal. Tarver's Ola
Book Store.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED OR RE-
haired: costumes and baby carriage para
soils to order or recovered. Savannah Um-
brella Factory, Whitaker, corner York.
REFRIGERATOR ALMOST NEW
curIey pine cost ninety dollars; also ice
boxes, smaller refrigerators and furni-
ture; mattresses, etc, about one-third
Broughton street prices. Fox's, Whitaker,
corner Hull
BREAD! BREADl BREAD! THERE
Is no article of diet so desirable as good
bread. Craig, the baker, 43 East Broad
street, is making bread by new process,
which gives peculiar flavor possessed by
no other bread and keeps fresh longer; one
trial will prove this; delivered fresh every
day.
NOTICE TO BICYCLISTS-CALL AND
insnect our BICYCLES and bicycle supplies;
repairing speciality; call and see us.
We can make terms to suit you. Drayton
and Broughton lane.
THE GARDEN IS NOW IN FULL
bloom: call up telephone 43 and give order
for your Sunday ice cream.
PANTS CLEANED AND PRESSED,
25e. at Savannah Steam Dye Works, l3l
York street, between Bull and Whitaker
streets.
RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF M
ported and domestic spring goods; suits
made to order from $3.50 up; pants from
IS. Call at A. Getza the tailor, Jefferson
and State streets.
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500 PER MONTH OR MORE:
chances to make money by speculation
are better now than ever; nice incomes
are made from small investments; wheat
and stocks offer excellent opportunities
for those with limited means to make
intarey,,. VII" ~. ad,1ica oi and hna,
showing how to it, free. Comack G. Co.,
20 Broadway, New York.
OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for Is cents. at
Business office Morning News.
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INCREASE YOUR 1NCOME-SMALIl
amounts invested ih grain and stocks
now will pay big profits; send for our
free book and market review explaining
how to make money; avoid bucket shops
and irresponsible brokers; bank references
furnished. +. Oliver a. Co., Chicago
Stock Exchange, Chicago, and 20 Broad
way, New York.
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HELP WANTED.

HE'LL MAN4Ens
WANTED, ONE OR TWO GOOD MEN
as collectors and statesmen; state expert
ence and answer in own Handwriting
Address D., care Morning News.
WANTED, MAN TO PLANT SMALL
farm, give lowest terms expected and re-
ferences and address Country" care
Morning News.
WANTED, SALESMAN, $3.50 PER
Week. Frank Gecks, grocer, Walker and
Guerard streets.
WANTED, A COOK, WHITE PREFER
red at so Henry street.
WANTED, HOUSE GIRL. APPLY
96lA Taylor street Monday morning, a. m.
WANTED, COMPETENT WHITE Wo-
man, without encumbrances, for cook and
homework; references required. M,
Morning News.
WANTED, A PARTY UNDER
standing the produce and commission bus
mess. Address General, care Morning
News.
FEMALE HELP FOR MAKING
pants. Apply between eleven and one
O'Clock Monday, Bryan and West Broad.
upstairs
WANTED, LADY FOR CONFECTION-
airy store, attend telephone and make her
self generally useful. Address Cake, this
Office.
WANTED, SIX YOUNG REsPECTA-
BILE young ladies to learn lucrative bust
ness; no canvassingi good salary to right
parties. Tarver's Intelligence Bureau.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE;
our wonderful novelties pay 81 daily sure;
no experience required; demand never
minimum Novelty Company, $50 Broadway,
New York.
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MAKE MONEY BY SUCCESSFUL.
speculation; send for our free guide; or
ders executed in the regular way. Ours
is not a Syndicate" or systematic" plan.
Comstock, Coates & Co., Rialto Building.
Chicago.
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have any idle money and would like to
know how TO make a good profit on same
every month, send for copy of my pros
pectus on cooperative speculation in Wall
street; have never lost a dollar for a
client on this plan. References furnished
with prospectus. r.. Mortimer Pine, bank
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moTELs AND nEsoRTs.

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BRUNSWICK HOTEL, NORCROSS,
Ga. The ideal resort for comfort health
and pleasure Large airy rooms broad We
randas, excellent water. Table supplied
with the best that money can buy. Court
eous attention to guests Large sample
rooms. Address G. J. Barton. Manager.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

~ SO ~ p :, , go 49,
leading photographers and artists, as the
fine work displayed in their studio, at q
Bull street, will testify; you can get
line at most reasonable prices; give them
a call.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN
on real estate, at per cent. Austin r
Myres, 11s Bryan street.
SEVERAL AMOUNTS OF MONEY
placed with me for loans on city real
estate. Apply to Isaac Beckett, Bull
street and Bay lane.
HAVE SEVERAL SUMS or MONEY
10 loan on improved real estate in the city
OF Savannah; no commissions charged
Isaac Beckett. corner Of Bull street and
Bay Lane.
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FOR SALE, OLD ESTABLISHED
grocery and bar on River street. doing
good business; owner wishes to change
business. For terms apply Thomasson a.
Black. JIG Bryan.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

w IAN os
WANTED. MARKETABLE STOCKS
and bonds of every description. Austin r.
Myres, broker, 116 Bryan street.
WANTED, TO RENT, FOR A YEAR OR
more comfortably furnished, eight-room
house. Address, stating terms and loca-
tion5 references. II & X, News office
WANTED, SECOND HAND WRITING
desk and fifty gallon oil tank; state price.
Cecil News office.
WANTED, PURCHASERS TO EXAM
inc the "World" bicycle before buying;
the lightest running wheel on the mar
ket; the wheel that Champion johnson
rides; a postal to p. o. Box So and the
agent will call on YOU
WANTED, PIANOS AND ORGANS TO
repair. Apply 20 Jefferson street.
WANTED. A SMALL COTTAGE, OR
part of cottage for the season, at Tybee.
1.-Two Adults News office.
WANTED, TO BUY SMALL HOME
in good locality; must be cheap. Cash,
News Office
WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
family, for young couple, with child two
years old; must be reasonable; prefer cot
tage house. Address L., care News Of
fee.
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that the Electric Supply and Construction
Company, 20 Drayton street, will do your
electrical work at reasonable prices; sat
WE WANT BUSINESS; If YOU ARE
looking for a broker, give us a triai.
Thomasson & Black
THE BANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR
thoroughly taught by note. For terms,
ETC., address r. e. i. Miller, 1856 Jones
street.
YOUNG MEN WISHING TO TAKE
civil service examinations which occur
soon in Savannah, for railway mail clerk
and other positions, 10 write for valuable
information Gree. U. S. Bureau of In
formation, Cincinnati, o.
WANTED, EVERY ONE TO GUESS
for the best bicycle In town; a $25c pur-
chase entities you to a guess. Living
ston's Pharmacy, Bull and Congress
streets.
MEXICAN CURIOS, BRIc-BRAc.
laces and embroideries now on exhibit
ton at Old Book Store, 40 Whitaker street
will be sold at auction Thursday next:
ladies are particularly invited to exam
inc these goods.
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BY oUR METH.-

$40 TO 800 INVESTED BY OUR METH
cd of turf speculation will yield you an
income of IS weekly have never lost a
dollar for q client. Our book on Success
full Turf Speculation" mailed free Nor
ris & Co. ~ Dearborn street. Chieago.
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FOR SALE. 2-STORY HOUSE ON SIC
ond street. between Bull and Whitaker.
small cash payment balance on monthly
instaliments. W. X Wilkinson, 81. Ju-
Ian and Whitaker streets.
A COMFORTABLE TWO-sTORY
brick house with two desirable building
lots adjacent in the best neighborhood IN
the city, for sale for So 80 on easy terms.
street, city.
FOR SALE. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
and attractive place In Savannah. Con-
cordia Park, comprising twenty-eight
acres; the park covers an entire block,
and is planted with costly strawberries
and ornamental trees; beautiful flower
garden, two green houses, nursery and
water power take in another block; bal
ance stocked with fruit trees and grape
vines; nice laid out streets run through
the property; this property suitable for
"A genfiemams home. or for Investment.
for further particulars inquire OF Charles
Seller Concordia Park. savannah. Ca
TANKS. STACKS AND BOILERS;
nrst-ciass work; very low prices. LON
gines' Korting inJectors
MEXICAN CURIOS. BRIC-BRAc.
laccs and emhroidcries now on eNhibi-
ton an Old Book store, - Whitaker street
will be sold at auction Thursday next;
ladies are particularly invited TO exam
inc these goods.
FOR SALE. A SPLENDID CORNER
lot in Conlnsvlle al reduced figures; part
gdsut phlduce easy payments. W. n.
Wilkinson.
sIXTY-FOOT FRONT LOTS AT -FOUR
10 six hundred dollars. with water. gas
and electric cars; easy terms. W. X. Will
kins0u.
FOR SALE. AN ELEGANT. COM
Portable modern home on IS feet front:
ground facing south: fine location; small
cash payment Address Box 80.
THIRTY FOOT LOTS AT FROM TWO
70 three hundred dollars; water, gas, troll
ley; easy terms. W. X. Wilkinson.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES:
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities. cypress shingles reduced to
t2 and S225 per thousand; boats can
load al the mills. carload lots specially.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
BUY BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN GROW
ing part Of the city; cheap for cash or
on time w. X. wilkinson
Cowsl cows JUST RECEIVED. LOT
OF family milch cows and springers-
Guilmartin a. Co. Stable.
.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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MONEY To LEND; WE WILL AR
range your loans for YOU al No. lie Bryan
street. Thomasson e. Black
PARTIES WISHING To BUILD OR
repair can borrow money from as and re-
pay same I'm easy monthly payments. J.
4. Fulton a Son.
MONEY To LEND; WE HAVE Si0oo
10 lend at per cent. on improved city
property. Thomasson * Black, No. ll6
Bryan.
$1,000 IN ANY AMOUNT. To LOAN
on improved city property; one 10 five
years. J. =. Fulton a Son.
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Bad dreams
distress the man
whose digestion
is out of order.
Constipation Gre
ates more dreams
than are in the
internal regions.
People who are
troubled with
constipation sleep
badly and rest
lessly. Some
times they can
not sleep at all,
and when they do
sleep, the dreams
come. II doesn't
take 50 very long
to wear a man
out with that sort
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FOR SALE, 500 FOLDING CHAIRS,
one Remington typewriter, one Caligraph,
wall show cases, counters, window shades,
gas fixtures travelling sample trunks, flag
poles, signs wire screens, and miscellan-
eous lot of accumulated store fixtures.
Iudden q Bates.
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BOARDING.

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SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN Sc
cure large south room, with board. 1856
Liberty street.
BOARDERS WANTED, AT FLORIDA
house, l0l Broughton street; also table
boarders.
WANTED, -FOUR TABLE BOARDERs;
central location. Address L., care News.
NICE ROOM AND BOARD, WITH
private German family. Sc Montgomery
street.
LARGE AND SMALL ROOM, WITH
board. 1906 South Broad street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good board In private family; all con-
yenienoes. III Henry street.
A GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE GOOD
board at l72 Jones street.
A PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM. WITH
good table board; terms reasonable. 1863
Liberty.
WANTED, TABLE BOARDERS; MOD
crate prices 1856 Jones street.
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MEXICAN CURIOS. BRIC-BRAC,
laccs and emhroidcries now on eXhib
ton al OLD Book Store, 80 Whitaker street
will be sold at auction Thursday next;
ladies are particularly invited to exam
inc these goods.
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LOST ON THE nth, WHITE NAL
tese poodle dog. Reward " returned to "a
Hall street; no questions asked.
LOST ONE ROAM MARE, DEFoRM-
ed in one ear. Reward il returned to SO
Harden street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE HUNDRED
tons OF thirty, forty, and fifty-six pound
relaying rails. Address Sabel Bros, Jack
sonVtlle Fla.
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lot in Colinsville al reduced figures; part
cash; balance easy payments. W. X.
Wilkinson
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