The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-21
Personal.

5000 CHILDREN TO HAVE THEIR
hair cut in the most becoming style; also
10000 adults to have their haircutting done
by the most sklful hairdresser in Georgia,
los Broughton street, Hair Store; the place
for all kinds of hair work, shaving and
toilet supplies. No novice or amateur en-
ployed.
'1OC" TO PUT NEW PINS IN
brooches; Watches clocks, spectacles re-
paired at corresponding prices-nOthing
too big-nothing too small-bring your
BrOughtOn; cash given for old gold or
silver, or exchanged for new jewelry.
THE ELECTRIC BICYCLE LAMP
costs no more than other lamps, and it
is far superior. The Miller Company.
CIRCLE NO. OF THE KINGS
Daughters desire to return thanks to all
who aided them by donations in making
a success of their picnic to Warsaw on
last Thursday. 1t was given for the BEN
eft of the poor of the city and Mr.. c. H.
Medlock, agent for the Alpha deserves
much credit for his earnest work in their
behalf.
THE RACE OF THE SEASON FREE
with the great Sunday Journal. Buy at
Tarver's Old Book Store.
TRUNKS, VALISES, TELESCOPES,
dress suit cases, club bags, TASKS and
brush and comb sets, at Leopold Adler's.
WASHABLE FOUR IN HAND TIES.
beautiful patterns, reduced to fifteen cents
and summer underwear, all sizes, at La
Fairs. q Bull street
LADIES, THIS is THE SEASON FOR
milliners to unload or get left. Come and
see. Mrs. Teeple, III York.
OLD TRUNKS TAKEN IN EX-
change for new ones at Chatham Trunk
Factory, corner York and Whitaker
streets.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO REAIEAI-
Der the grand excursion to Warsaw on
steamer Alpha July l. Boushel & Jones,
managers.
ANY ONE LIVING IN THE CITY AND
desiring to have their horse put on fine
pasture, free for two months. can do so
by applying at 20 Drayton street.
RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF I'M
ported and domestic spring goods; suits
made to order from $3.50 up; pants from
So. Call at A GetZ, the tailor Jefferson
and State streets.
BELTS AT FIFTY CENTS, ELEGANT,
stylish belts for men; all lengths. At La
Ears.
BOYS PANTS l5C; TAM O'SHANTERS
19c; boys shirt waists 15c; boys, hats lOc;
boys shoes sec; mems shoes CSC; ladies'
shoes 9sc; oxford 39c; childrens shoes 39c;
at Leopold Adler's.
J. WALSH Is RECOGNIZED AS THE
best shoemaker in this city; send him your
work. and he will guarantee 1T to be
first-class. Corner Habersham and
Broughton streets.
THE FURNITURE DISPOSED OF AT
Yonges hall Friday night, was awarded
to Fred Peterman; same will be delivered
to party by calling at ]. d. Wacaser,
drug store. corner Habersham and And
erson streets.
PICNIC AT sILVAS In OIL Stoves
one burner, p cents; two burners, 30
cents; three burners, Is cents. Agent for
the celebrated Blue fame stove.
CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS AT
twenty-five cents in white or fancy yacht
shapes. At LaFars.
MATTRESSES PROPERLY RENOYA-
ted at dollar and half, furniture repaired
and upholstered at equally low prices.
Fox's Whitaker, corner Hull.
FRESH EVERY DAY, VIENNA
bread, rolls, fancy cakes, assorted pies;
orders by postal receive prompt attention.
John Derst, 80 Broughton street.
SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS
is pronounced by our numerous patrons
10 be the best place in city for dyeing
cleaning and pressing ladies' and gentle
mems clothing, hand made lace, lace
curtains and blankets, also a speciality;
see our windows for samples. l37 York
street, between Whitaker and Bull