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staff of foreign buyers.
TWO SURPRISES.

The one-that they are the pref
test lot of EmbroiderieS ever Of
fered in one collection.
The other-that the price bears
no relation in value to any ever
made on any Embroidery. The
prices paid for all this entire stock
of ware was from 10 to CSC. on the
dollar.
The honest work of the PEO-
PIES STORE makes these prices
with unflinching faith:
1c. yard for Open-work and Cut-out
Embroideries.
10. 12 10. and IS 2-Sc. Cut-Out Edge, New
Open Work Embroideries, in cambria,
Nainsook, and Swiss, sc. yard.
20 and 25c. Cambria. Nainsook, and SWISS
Embroideries, Irish-Point edges, all
widths, &c. a yard.
and 7c Cut-Out Edge .Open-Work EN-
brolderies. &c. a yard widths 10
inches: %. 80. and i0c.
Fine French Embroideries, in cambria,
Nainsook, and Swiss, in the newest.
handsomest designs, Z, 9, and IL inches
30 and CSC. Fine French Embrolderles. in
the most delicate designs. In SWISS
nainsook, grass linen, and cambria
widths up TO u inches, II lie: a yard:
THE SALE BEGINS AT $40 AND AXE
TO BE SOLD AT RETAIL ONLY.
REMNANT DAY THROUGH
OUT THE STORE TO-DAY means
great deal beyond the ordinary
announcement. Thousands OF doll
lars worth of valuable merchan-
disc will find itself into the rem
nant pile that only few days ago
was stored away at the importers or
manufacturers warerooms. Sound,
seasonable, best of merchandise
constitutes to-day's offerings.
SILK REMNANTS.
Wide Printed Taffeta silks in Dresden
and Persian effects; we've SOLD them
for 39c.; they are the usual % anu o'c'
kinds. for 19c. a. yard.
sO-inch White Canvas India Silks, IL
to s-yard lengths, soc. kind for loo
Plaid AlI-snk Taffetas, s., to s-yard
lengths, 19c. a yard-45c. KIND AZ c,u.
5i-2- and 6-yard Remnants OF Ali-sliK
Handsome Printed-Warp Tanetas, IN
dresden effects, 4Sc. yard-l KIND;
Remnants OF Plain Black TaHeta olIh'
s. to 3-4-yard lengths, 79c. grade 0oc'
psryp a1nt of Au-silk Printed Fancy
Crenes exquisite designs. usual 81 and
H.25 kinds, 5 IL and yards long, Tor
x Remnants of Handsome Large Fig
ured All-Silk Black Brocade, 0; -;
and 9-yard lengths, just half price anu
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ODDS AND ENDS FROM HERE
AND THERE,

boxes of Royal Tooth Powder. 1sc.
value, for &c. box, ,o,o
q boxes of Vaseline Cold Cream, IL 1-2c.
a box, instead OF Csc.
s Wood-Back Nail-Brushes, lOc. VaIue'
Colored Cellulold Soap-Boxes, 25c.
value, for l0c. each.
8 bottles OF Witch Hazel Jelly, 25c. value
for l0c. bottle; ~ ,-..ooa
of 1Oc
Genuine Palm Soap. Sc. cake.
% boxes Initials on Tape, boxes Tor
lc., instead OF &c. a box. nj.
s papers OF Best Quality Engiish rihs'
~ i-2c. quality. for &c. paper.
6 Needle Books, &c. apiece, instead OF SC
q cards OF Nickel-Plated Safety-Ptns.
70 I-2c. quality, for &c. a caro-. -
II Turkish Baby-Bibs, IL l-2c' apiece III
3 LARGEST Ieru size Sanitary Towels, 25c size,
4 Trick Tons. &C. apiece. instead OF 25c
30 Remnants of Skirt Innings (ali eoiorsI
3 1-2c. a yard. -, ,r-
70 Remnants OF Linen Canvas, Is 2-3c
quality, for 9 1-2c. a yard. 800
Is Remnants Gray Saline jeans Ho'
Q ePem1ants OF Fibre Chamois 0ull 2
yards wide), 25c. quality Tor &C. d
yard. - C,o.h 100
7 Remnants OF Linen GTdsS NlONh, 49,
quality. for &c. a yard. ~.
& Remnants OF Pink Moire Satlne l'in-
ING i6 2-3c. quality, for &c. yard.
10 feather Belts, Sc. quality, for BE-
g GPaoScIk;et-Kuives. CSC, instead Of soc.
70 Comblnation Pocket Books and CARD
Gases. s9c. value; remnant price, i'0'
e"''' BOOKS AND PAPER.
60 pooks 10c value; remnant price, lc'
iS Book Bags, 1Oc. value; remnant
X nactages Of Writing-Paper,. l5c. value
remnant price. &c. per pound
Envelopes, lc. q package.
ART GOODS. -
Tinted Centrepieces and Iray-CoVers 10
match. Toe. value; remnant price, &c;
AT Squares, on stamped or DUCK ic'
each.
Embroidery silk, 1c. a dozen.
Srnchet Cotton. 2 spools for 1c.
All colors Embroidery SIX, l5c. value
"a 'c Fans a good condition. 1Oc. value.
c,Ii, Gauze Fans, SOC. value, for &c.
jim CORSETS.
~ corsets. odd sizes, sc. value; remnant
price, lgc. ~
90 C,orsets, SOC. value, for CSC.
% Corsets, Sc. value, for 45c
n. e g., 81 value; remnant price, foc.
4 Irhomson's, 81 value; CSC.
4 Jenness Miller Waists, 81 value, rem
nant price, Sis.
Ferris Waists, 81 value, for 7oc.
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The FINANCE Committee OF the Tobacco
trade. 10 whom important powers are
delegated In the movement looking 70 the
revival and development OF the market.
win meet at the Exchange to-day al noon.
The committee consists OF Messrs. ~. ..
Bosher. w. c, Reed, +. "a. boykin. James
n Boyd. Major A.. N. Gregory. John A.
uatohason- ana Frank WjliiamS
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APRIL "a, 1896
APRIL "a, 1896
The Embroidery
REMNANT-DAY.

Few stores in America have ever
experienced the like.
or,ooo yards OF new, fresh I'm
broideries will occupy an entire
aisIeway this morning. The en-
tire stock of lengths from to Al
yards of the largest Embroidery
manufacturer in the world, bought
and shipped to us by one OF
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THE COHEN co.

~ Steel-Tin PRESERVING. Kettles a..
heavy. s-Quart Size. worth I5e.. FOR y
each ~ o..
lot Of Granite Dresden sauce.po,.
Granite Pudding-Pans, 3-quart -.
were 25c., for l0c. each. ~''
2 Granite Dinner-Buckets. worth Il 4
for z9c. each. ''S'
10 Steel Fry-Pans. extra size. worth a,
for l5c. each. -
TABLE No. 5.
u Medallions, with fine gold.fr,~.
mountings. worth .39c., FOR b. eseti
slightly defaced
White Enamelied Frame pie,r...
l2xls. glass cracked, worth Soc. Tor ia
each.
SPECIAL
Fine Gufney-Patent Refrlgera,o-.
BEST IN THE WORLD. slgb,is
scratched from shipment. worth gs
for $685.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Moon SETS. ..o'SV E-FSiAaie. $3.50
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL o, ISL
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk;
Virginia Narigation Company.
Schooner Clara NJ. Garrett, james,
Baltimore, sand; Warner Moore * 60.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 2
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
BARK I.ulgiluggner Providence.
Schooner ]. II. Birdsall, Boston; Cap@h
? Schooner C. f. Bronson, Boston; Cap
tain Bennett
SAILED.
Schooner Lucinda, Sutton, Providence.
barge NJ. l.. Phillips, Allyn's Point
Barge Z. j.. Carleton, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL @ iSa
ARRIVED.
Dy telegraph)
Steamship Danvllle. Bennett. Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Bennett, Baltinio'e
Messengers and general cargo.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS.

To-day, perhaps never again,
will such a Dress Goods opportu-
uitv present itself. Hundreds of
wards of the most wanted materials
at lust a third of the original cost.
Figured Mohadr Brilliantine in pretty
coIored effects, Z to W-yard lengths,
cost sic. a yard wholesale, for loc.
usndsome Colored Wool Fancy Dress
Goods ,oS cost zSe s.4s yar yard d. anu
Dresden Figured Wool Jaconets, cost
25c. yard, S-4- TO 73-4-yard lengths,
u Iyo; e. Of yards Of Finer and Hand
somer Goods at just such ridiculous
price reductions.
BLACK GOODS REMNANTS.
Cohen's patrons know that from
the amount of Black Goods they
sell there must be lots of rem
nants. So there is, and it's only
by selling them at a great loss we
keep the stock clean.
Inst n hint OF one or two.
Remnant Is IL YARDS OF Black Fig
ured Mohair Brilliantine for Sc
Remnant g yards OF Ali-Wooi french
Serge for l.A ,,,,., a.. $oe
Yards Of Black Brillantine for $2.45.
gi,S Yards of Figured Black Brilliantine
for s2.4g x,. .uuoo,
yards 5o,lnch-wide % Black 81 ,s. AL Ans"ool
r wards Atwood Handsome Brocade.
"a yards Atwood Black French Ba-
tiste for No.
DOMESTIC REMNANTS as if
il had been raining 'em. Come
get 'em at a price. They can't
stay here.
Remnants Of Dress Ginghams for 21-2c.
Remnants of colored Dress challies for
Remnants Of IA Il 1-2c. Percales for 4c
Remnants of lOc. Printed Dimities for
Sc. a yard. n-,.,
Remnants OF Merrimack Shifting Prints
for 2 1-2c. a yard.
| Remnants OF Light-Figured Jaconets,
\ lOc kind for 3-ic. yard
| Remnants or IL l-zc DRESS DucklnSS lor
pemnonts OF Navy-Blue Prints for 1-2c.
Remnants of II l-2c. Moreen Crepons
IL Androscoggin BIeached Cotton Rem
nents for l-zc:
| Remnants OF A Brown Cotton for 3-fc.
| a. Rleached Cambria, l0c., for 3-4c.
| pemnents of Real. French Organdies,
| pretty designs, for Bc.
| Remnants OF Real Scotch and Silk
Stripe Ginghams for ~ l-2c.
| Remnants Of 30-inch Linen Ginghams for
3-4c.-eost II 1-2c. yard to make.
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS.
| W. .rs going TO sell 'em-
| MnsIins. the best 20c. value, choice of
any e. 10 9-yard lengths) &c. q yard.
pemnants OF Colored- Bordered Apron
Muslin. Red or Blue border, 2 to 6-yard
| lengths 3-4c. a yard.
pem5ants OF 4e-inch French Linon des
Indias. sc. kind. 2 to 7-yard lengths.
loc; a 81 White Checked Muslin.
NEE quality. 3-4c. a yard.
Remnants OF Imported "a Long Cloth,
3 TO IL yards long, &c. yard-2Oc.
remnants OF White French Pique,
ei-ac-2Sc. kind.
psnnants OF White Victoria Lawns.
Si-4c. kind. for &c. yard.
LINEN REMNANTS,
as good as ever, only they're these
lengths
30 Remnants OF Fine Table Damask, :
yards long, cost &c. yard to import,
soc. a yard.
ala yards Pure Linen Damask for
~ lie. a yard
wide. Sl.50 the piece.
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HOuSEWARE DEPARTMENT
has a remnant day, too, to-day.

And it's money-saver for you. Come
supply your needs. perhaps just what
YOU want, for half price, because II
All that's left of its kind.
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EMS DEPARTMENT BAR.
GAINS TO-DAY.

10 Laundered Colored Negllgee Shirts
0eft from Mondays sale), best &c
value; remnant price, 32c.
u Boys Percale Negligees. size ID only
best soc. value; remnant price, &c.
q pals Mems and Boys Bleached Jeans
Drawers-slzes q, 30, az, and 3f-best
S5c. value; remnant price l6c. pair
Natural-Gray and White Medium
Weight Shirts and 3 pairs Drawers,
best CSC value; remnant price 4sc.
Is Suits OF Mems Imported Colored BAL
briggan Underwear, assorted tints,
soiIed a little from display. sold right
along at 75c.: remnant price, DC.
30 pairs Imported Extra Fine Tan Socks
best l6 2-3c. value; remnant price,
% pairs Mems sFast-Black Half-Hose,
best zoe value, high-spliced, extension
heels and toes; remnant price, u l-2c.
10 Mems and Ladies Pure SIX
Club Ties and Bows, best % ana Nc
values "a few Blacks amongst them)
remnant price. for Z5c.
. Mems Dark-Colored Six four-ln-
Hand Ties, leavings of the 80 ana 0c.
goods: remnant price, for 2oc.
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THE COHEN co.

yards Handsome Table Damask, for
$40 the piece
al ysrJs open Hemstitched Table pa
mask for Sis the piece. ,,,,.,,
CHECK TowELs, &c. each.
Remnants OF Pure Linen Huck Towels
for &c.
1 lot OF sc. Pure Linen Towels for II i,.2c
lot of Crash Remnants at &c. yard
RIBBON REMNANTS.
We've sold more Ribbon so far
than the whole of last year. Lots
of Remnants necessarily.
Fancy French Ribbon. that cost 90 and
Soc. a yard, in la and 2-yard lengths.
for l5c. yard.
Remnants OF Fancy Colored Dresden
Ribbons, In Id and 1 l-2-yard lengths.
Remnants OF Pretty Satin Ribbons, in
No. 5, at &c. a yard.
JEWELRY REMNANTS
that are going to be sold cheap.
Belt Buckles, in silver and gilt, for 10c.
Belt-Pns, with slide, for &c.
Silver Hat-Pins, odd ones, nice quality,
Tor &c.
KID GLOVES.
Come and see if the size OF any
of these Gloves will fit you. Like
ly you'll save half your money and
get just what you need.
DRESSES AND SEPARATE
SKIRTS.
Where only one or two of a kind
are,left the price is way down.
MATING REMNANTS.
Bring the measure of your room
and get bargain.
MEMS DEPARTMENT BAR
GAINS Tn.nAY
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the stand. and testified that after Solo
mons arrest he (Marable) got a letter
out OF the post-office containing the Ian
euage used by Mr.. Clarke, and that there
was a s. bill enclosed In the epistle. Wit
ness did not know what had become OF
the letter, although 1t had come into his
possession. He had the clothes OF Solo
mon, and produced them on the occasion
OF the trial at the Lunenburg court
house, but did not not know where they
were now.
Mary wooten (colored). who keeps a
restaurant ct Chase City, testified that
Solomon Marable came TO her place on the
saturday and Sunday following the muir
der. and bought breakfast and lunch. In
payment for the first purchase he ten
dered a $50 bill The witness said Marable
had another so note. Mary stated that
on Sunday morning she saw the people
gathering around him, and then she ala
not see him any more until after he was
brought back TO Chase City, on the Tues
day following. Jennie Wooten corroborat-
ed what her mother had just testified TO.
Margaret Bailey said that she heard OF
the murder on the evening II occurred.
and the next morning. in response to a
request, went over to Mrs. Pollard's and
helped to shroud his wife. She declared
that she saw nothing strange In Mary
Abernathy's conduct
MARY ON THE STAND.
The prisoner was then called TO the
| stand END subjected to tedious exami-
| naticn-.n-chief. She was calm and COM
posed. and gave her evidence In an ear
| nest and solemn manner. In reply 20
ahe questions propounded to her by Mr..
Tourney Mary said:
| Mrs. Pollard was killed on Friday.
was down At my house when the bell
| rang ct o'clock and WILSON sent me up
| Up there 10 find out why Il rung At such an
1 unusual time OF tho day. When got
10 fs~ oernAr a. fhA sanaAn MARY Haspaa
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A Reported Living NIastodon.
From the Alaska News.

In conversation with a gentleman, form
erly of Denver, who came out this fall
with party of miners, we learned that
the existence of living mastodons near
the headwaters of White river was not
the mere fabrication of the northern fur
riers, but that the Stick Indians had pos
itively told him that not later than five
years ago such animals had been seen by
them. One of the Indians said that wfnle
hunting one day in that unknown section
he came across an immense track, sunk
to depth of several inches in the moss,
and from the description, as the Indian
marked it out to him in the sand 1t much
resembled an elephants track, and was
larger around than a barrel. Upon strik-
ing 1t TIE Indian followed up this curious
trail, which to all appearances was very
fresh, and tracking from one immense
stride TO the other for distance of some
miles, he came in full view of his game
And what camel The hunter gave one
look, then turned and fed as though pur-
sued by the evil one.
These Indians, as 2 class, are the brav-
est of hunters, and with no other weapon
than the spear will attack and Stay the
ST Elias grizzly. But the immense pro-
portions of this new kind of game both
startled and filled the hunter brave as
ne was, with great fear, and he imagined
his only safety lay in swift and imme-
date flight. He described it as being
larger than Harper's (the post traders 81
store, with great shining yellowish tusks
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and a mouth large enough to swallow him
in single gulp. He said the animal was
undoubtedly the same as were the huge
bones scattered over that section. If such
an animal is now in existence. and other
Indians, and also Mr.. Harper, have con-
hrmed the report they inhabit a section
of very high altitude and one but rarely
visited by human beings. and these only
Indians. We also have no reason to doubt
the Indians tale, for at no very distant
period the Yukon country was inhabited
by these animals, and hundreds of their
massive skeletons found strewn along the
creeks are the silent but truthful wit
nesses.
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Which would you rather
trustf An old, true friend of
twenty years, or a stranger :
You may have little health
left. Will you risk it with
a stranger1 If you have a
cough, are losing flesh, if
weak and pale, if consump-
ton stares you in the face,
lean on Scott's Emulsion.
1t has been a friend to thou
sands for more than twenty
years. They trust It and
you can trust it.
Let us send you a book
telling you all about it.
Free for the asking.
se0Tr Bevpr, Chemists. gsw York
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NOTICE
Property in the City of Savannah
for Taxation for the Year 1897.

Office Tax Assessors and Receivers, Sa-
vannah, Nov. 80, 1S96.-Under a resolution
of this board tax payers are hereby noti-
fed that the assessment and valuation of
property for the year 1896. in the absence
Of objections, will be continued as the ba-
sis of taxation by the city of Savannah for
the year 1897 as to real estate, including
improvements covered thereby.
Objections, if any, must be made in
writing and filed in the office of the Board
of Tax Assessors and Receivers within
FIFTEEN DAYS after the date of the
publication of this notice. No objections
will be considered unless verified by an
affidavit, made by the property owner or
his agent, stating that the property has
been assessed higher than its actual
market value.
In the absence of objections within the
time specified the assessment and valua-
ton will be considered as satisfactory
and will be binding for the year 1897
j. H. H. OSBORNE, Clerk.
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Why will you persist in buying from
Bargain Sales" and such humbugs.
when LaFAR will sell you a nice shirt
for 81, one that will WEAR well and FIT
WELL? And that BARGAIN Hat you
bought me it makes me FEEL CHEAP
to wear it. LaFAR has excellent hats,
in the latest styles, for only So, and the
Neckwear and Gloves, in kid, cloth or
dogskin, are just the incest kind in quail
ity and style. In fact, anything a man
may need can be had from LaFAR. You
ought to see the fellows buying that I'm
derwear at 81 per suit. 1t is lust the best
in the city for the money. So patronize
LA FAR,
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TO CASH BUYERS.

Great Fire Sale of all the large stock Of
Groceries, Liquors Canned Goods, Etc. of the
MUTUAL GROCERY COMPANY
will be sold without reserve, for cash only To
housekeepers wanting first-class goods, this is
their opportunity.
We have also the largest stock of Fine
Liquor in the city Same will be sold cheap.
These goods are little hurt by smoke aud
must be sold at once.
Mr.. A. R. Fawcett has entire charge OF the
business in every respect. All parties owing
the Mutual Grocery Company will mako pay
ment to him.
Sale to commence at i2 m Tuesday
MUTUAL GROCERY CO.
By A. A. AVEILHE, President
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ENTLEMEN

Are you thinking of getting
pair of SHOES. one that will
the greatest comfort, last tba TO-,
est and look the best. Then spro,
these will interest you.
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BEFORE PURCHASING
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against the British STEAMSHIP
White Jacket must be presented at oui
Office before y o'clock m. this day, or pay,
ment thereof will be debarred.
sTRAcHAN & CO., Coaslgnees.
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III
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES,
GAS FIXTURES, CROCKERY,
CHINA, CUT GLASSWARE,
BRIC-A-BRAC. CUTLERY. TIN
and IRON UTENSILS, DINNER
and TEA SETS. HAvILAND's;
CHAMBER SETS. FIVE O'CLOCK
TEAS of unique designs. PARLoR
ORNAMENTS. FANCY LAMPS,
and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
of all grades and descriptions.
CHRISTMAS and WEDDING
PRESENTS.
All goods will positively be offered a
a discount of Is cents on the dollar of tn,
cost.
Come early and avoid the rush.
JOHN R. DILLON,
Receiver.
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cine ever contained so great curative power in
so small space. They are a whole medicine
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

uOLAOA1 GOODSs
Toys, New Games, Dolls.
Xmas Cards and Stationery.
Sterling Silver Novelties.
Japanese, China and Lacquer
Ware.
Brush and Comb Trays, Dresden
decorations.
Beautifully Illustrated Gift Books.
Large assortment Boys and Girls
Books.
Large assortment Juvenile Books
Meerschaum Pipes.
Wagons, Nelocipedes, Doll Car
riages, Cutlery. Razors, Homes,
Straps, Pocketbooks, Walking
Canes.
per cent. discount on cash pur-
chases.
At GARDENERS BAZAAR,
u Broughton street east.
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting of this society will
be held this evening at o'clock at
Hodgson Hall. H. w. JOHNSON,
Recording Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LA FAR.
81 Bull street.


HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Have you seen our display of Holiday
Goods in show windows? If not, a peep
will interest you. A great many people
give presents that are not appreciated.
Our goods keeps the recipient reminded
as they are constantly before their eyes.
To give every one chance we have re-
duced the price of Gold Spectacles and
Eyeglasses, each purchaser receiving a
card that reads lenses, can be exchanged.
including examination of the eyes within
one year free of charge. We are also Of
fering you a fine line of Pearl Opera
Glasses at cost to reduce stock. Don't
miss this chance.
DIR. NJ. sCHwAB & SON.
(old number 2S) Bull street.
$6O-RAMBLER-S6O
A STANDARD WHEEL FOR $50.
For the next 30 days will sell a limit
ed number of RAMBLER BICYCLES AT
the greatly reduced rate of $50. This is
the greatest bargain of the year. Call
and inspect them before purchasing else
where.
FRED MYERS, JR,
S44 Bull street,
Guards Armory.
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Defensive FLUID

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Parties indebted to us, would con-
fer "A great favor by making PROMPT
settlement, in order to assist us to
raise $4,000 I'm a hurry 10 pay the
purchase price of n retiring part
ner. Respectfully,
APPEL & SCHAUL.
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THE CHATHAM BANK,
SAVANNAH, GA.

SAVAHNAH, "a.
Transacts general banking
ness,maintains a liberal savings
department..
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
n speciality.
Having n large number of interior
correspondents, we can handle co.'s
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