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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-08
WANTED FIRM BASIS.
qho Georgia HitoricaI SOciety's Fi-
nauces Beig Looked After.

nh cooraia UiioricaI SOciety'S FL
nances Bei4s Looked After.
=, nrnsantins de various notices of
..,or5roents to lie constitution and by
,,rrs If the Geoiga Historical Society,
:. o,count of With was given in the
,,orr,nq News MI Charles ". West did
"a &c secretary of.and under the instruc-
tons Of, the specii committee on finance
n the society. he committee was ap-
oointed some morris since to consider and
rsrort uoon the poper means of establish
inc the society Jpn firm financial basis.
II kent the mater under consideration
5nring the sumner and fall, and finally
came TO the colclusion that the affairs
If the society Yould give it no further
trouble if the recommendations embodied
in fine amendments were carried into ef-
feet but that il all likelihood the society
-beneeforward would be self-supporting.
The committee instructed the secretary
10 submit the amendments prepared by it
and to give notice that the passage of the
amendments would be moved at the an
pua February meeting. The committee
was composed of fifteen of the most prom
ihent and active business men in the city
and their commentators will doubtless
lave great weight with the society,""
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year of municipal ownership of the light
system had saved over 5000 to the city.
The arc lights cost the city last year S45
per lamp, including interest on a $4,000 in
Vestment.
After the new council was sworn In, AL
derman Rhodes was elected mayor pro
tenn. For the first time in twenty years
the spectacle of a unanimous council on
the beef question was presented and an
ordinance was passed by which the city
passes from an inspection fee basis to a
license basis on the meat question.
Mayor Mcmahon recommended the
building of new city hall at a cost of
$l6,500 this year. and the proposition meets
with general favor. He announced his
committees for the year with the follow
ing chairmen: Finance, Rhodes; schools,
Barrow; police, Arnold; fire department,
Cheney; markets, Rucker; public proper
ty, Lowe; water works, Foster sewers,
Center; printing, Foster; ordinances,
Cheney; fire alarm, Center: railroads.
Rucker; health, Lowe The outlook is
that tax rate and assessment of real estate
will remain about the same for 1897 as in
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MEMORAND

Charleston, Jan. 7.-Arrived, steamers
Iroquois, Kembe, New York, proceeded
Jacksonville; George w. Clyde, Chichester
New York via Georgetown; Wastwater
(Br), Stevens, Hamburg.
Cleared, schooner Bertha f. Walker,
Curtis, Baltimore.
Sailed, steamers Harold (Br), Streeting,
Bremen; Ceres (Nor). Hafstod, New York.
New York, Jan. j.--Arrived, schooner
Hattie Dunn, Poland, Jacksonville.
Sailed, schooner Carrie 7. Belano, Bar
ter, New York; Napoleon Boughton,
Stiles Savannah; Levi Hart, st. Simons,
Helen Montague, Brunswick.
Baltimore, Jan. 5.-Cleared, schooner
Margaret A. May, Jarvis, Savannah.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 5.-Sailed, banks
Tafalla (Sp). Reig, Valencia; Osburgha
(BD, Cook, Hamburg Emil Stang (Nor),
Evensen, London.
Fernandina, Jan. 5.-Arrived, schooner
Warwick, Sheppard. New York.
Sailed, schooners James E. Woodhouse,
Christensen, Berbice; Julia A. War;.
War Fall River; Arthur McArdle, Magee,
New York; Joseph w. Hawthorne, Wade,
New York; st. Croix, Dyer New York.
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RECEIpTs.

Per Central of Georgia Railway. Jan. Z.
-S,O2l bales cotton, S5S barrels rosin. 1875
barrels spirits, II cars lumber, 100 tons pig
iron, 1903 bales domestics, 279 packages
merchandise, y cars brick, 2 cars wood, 3
cars ebert, car hay, car COAL l car
scrap lumber.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western
Railway Jan. 7.-474 bales cotton, 1921
crates vegetables, Is boxes oranges, 1850
barrels rosn, 1SS barrels spirits, 10 cars
lumber, cars wood, 4 cars coal. 1 car
pig iron, l car sewer pipe, cars mer-
chandse. S bales hides
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Jan. 7-SS bales cotton, cars wood, ] car
castings, l car stone, cars merchandise,
bales hides
Per Florida Central and Pennsular
Railroad, Jan 7-96 bales cotton. 50 bar
rels rosn, 81 casks spirits, cars stone, 2
car coal 2 cars clay, car cotton seed, !
car fertilizers 2 cars vegetables.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway,
Jan. 7-44S bales cotton, 4 cars hay, / car
oats, cars corn, 80 cars lumber 5 cars
wood, 140 casks spirits, 1,7O6 barrels rosin,
cars merchandise.
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE.
SAW MILL PROPERTY,

Under and by virtue of order of Judge
j. il. Lumpldn. Fulton superior court.
the undersigned is authorized to receive
sealed bids for the sale of the entire saw
mill properly of the Georgia Southern
Lumber Company. same being In Berrien
and Colquitt counties, Georgia, at the
ll6-mile post, on the Georgia Southern
and Florida railway. ten miles south OF
Triton, Ga.
The property consists of a Filler &c
Stowel saw mill of daily capacity from
5000 to 50,00O feet per day, about seven
miles steel and iron tramway, two loco
motives, dry kiln, rolling stock and cars.
twenty-five mules, twenty-eight oxen, ten
Q0 timber carts, real estate. tools, ma
chlnery operative houses, buildings and
all necessary appurtenances Timber
land, timber rights ana equities, leases,
etc
The mill is now being operated by the
undersigned and can be examined by pos
sible purchasers. Terms of purchase,
5000 cash balance 50 600 per month wita
per cent. interest. Default of any one
payment makes the entire amount due
and payable
Bids must be sealed and accompanied
by a certified check of $500 to pay expense
of advertisement in event of accepted
bidder failing to make other payments,
otherwise to be applied on purchase price.
Bids to be addressed to Judge j. II.
LumpNin, and to be delivered to him on
or before 8 o'clock a. m. Jan. 9, 1897.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served and sale and deed to be made only
on approval of court
This is business now in operation and
fully equipped and organized. a fine chance
for saw mill business. plenty good tim
Der within reach Of this location.
M. f. AMORoUs.
Receiver, Atlanta, Ga.
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Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey.

The wonderful effects produced by this
whiskey are caused by the great stimu-
lative nourishment it contains, which
acts both as a tonic and a food. 1t makes
pure rich blood. quickens the circulation
and sharpens the appetite. BY increas-
ing the natural heat of the body, it is
unequaled for preventing or curing
coughs, colds, grip, pneumonia and other
complaints resulting from weakness or
exposure.
Sold by all grocers and druggists.
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PROSPEROUS ATHENS.
City's Assets $4,000 More Than Its
Debts-Dispensary Profits.


Athens, Ca, Jan. THE annual reports
of the different city departments were
made to the old council yesterday just be-
fore the final adjournment and show the
city to be in splendid condition. The cash
on hand is $9e,Ss1, or $4,000 more than was
on hand a year ago. The assets of the
city exceed its debts S54,67l. The dispens-
airy sales for 1896 aggregated S5l.Sl7. dis
bursements $42, 757, profit $500 There were
454 arrests during the year, 80 being for
drunkenness. The water works system
showed an excess of receipts over expend-
lures OF 1854. The health report showed
143 deaths during the year, Il being chill
dren and IA being extremely old people.
The fire department reported 80 fires, loss
$1,000, insurance on property at risk sllO'-
900. The street report showed $500 IN
permanent improvements as well as all
other repairs. The pauper account was
only sl62
The most significant report was that Of
the light committee. II showed that one
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In Winter,
Remember

l. That a sudden chill is Always danger
Gus and that the prompt use of a re-
liable remedy may be the means of pre-
venting a violent cough or cold or
checking an attack of pneumonia.
2. That unless your digestion is good you
viii become bilious. constipated, nerv-
Gus, dyspeptie, and suffer from torpid
blood. A sudden chill when in this
condition, may prove fatal.
8. That overwork or other undue exer-
ton when the system is weak and run
down may lead to a serious illness.
4. That all the risk and dangers of win
ter-time may be easily avoided and
health preserved by the regular use Of
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
quiet and unchanged; No. spring wheat
7S6791sc; No. 2 red, s7ladS9c; corn, 227sQ
23c; oats, 16s4c pork, $7.55G7 CO., lard, 50. so
as S215; ribs, SO. 75a4.OO dry sailed shout
ders, $A2594.5O; short clear sides, SO. s71sQ
400; whisky, $1.1S.
Cincinnati, O., Jan. Flour, winter
patents. $47Oa495; do fancy, A25q4T0
Wheat steady: unchanged. Corn nrmer;
No. mixed. 22q221ac. Oats steady; No. 3
white 1SQ22c. Pork, clear family, $50
Lard, kettle 4c; price steam, S.e5c. Dry
sailed meats, shoulders, 3Ac short clear
sides. rsc; short clear ribs, 4c; clear bel
lies, 49sc. Bacon, loose shoulders, rsc;
short ribs, 4Ac; short clear, 4l2c; clear bel
lies, SC. Whisky, $1.1S.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher; January, SOC, nominali
May, S94c asked; July, 76Ae. Corn higher;
January, 2OAc nominal; May, 221zc bids
July, 24c Oats unchanged; May, 1JAc
bid Other articles unchanged.
Baltimore, Jan. Z, noon.-Flour quiet
Wheat steady; spot, 921ac bid May, S9AQ
S91kc; southern by sample, sS@9ic. Corn
steady; spot 2715q27ssc; southern, 2S42Sc.
Baltimore, Md, Jan. Flour, quiet
wheat, steady; spot, 921sc bid May S9h
0S91ac; southern, by sample, 9Sd9ic;
southern, on grade, SS1s493l2c. Corn
steady; spot and January, 271s4275sc; Feb
ruary, 272l 0I277sc; March, 2S1sG2S3sc April,
2gG29Lc; steamer mixed, 2512@25Ssc; south
ern, 23G23ssc. Oats, steady; No. white
246D251ac; No. mixed, 21422c Rye, firm
er; No. nearby, 4212d4Sc; No. western,
44c. Hay, steady; choice timothy, $3.50
400 Grain freights, quiet but firm;
steam to Liverpool, 312d January, Sad
February; Cork, for orders, IS AID. Cot
fee, quiet at 10c -ta.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham for
New York--A. Patz, Mrs c. Martin, John
". Cell and wife, 7. ID. Hyatt, M. G..
Hart, DR.. Austin Sniffen and wife, Frank
lin Outerbridge.
Per steamship La Grande Duchesse
from New York;. w. Merwln, w. w.
Pencils. Mrs. kaufman, Mr.. Sykes, Mrs.
Lydecker, DR.. Kendall and wife, T..
Gonong, Miss Nellie Murphy, Mr.. West
colt, Miss ". kaufman. Miss Sands, r. ].
Wilson and wife, e. j. Longhman, b. j.
Ludley and wife and infant, Capt. Blair.
and wife, Il. o. Clark. Miss Ticken, G. r.
Hall, Mrs. Lowell, j. Lowell. c. w. How
ard, Mrs. S. 0. Plant, Miss Plant, A. c.
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EXpORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for
New York-2,00 bales upland cotton, 1OC
bales sea island cotton, s. bales domesties
and yarns, 75l barrels cotton seed oil, LII
barrels rosin, 100 barrels spirits. 10 cases
cigars, % turtles, "A barrels fish, 80 barrels
fruit, l03 boxes fruit, IS barrels vegetables
Sl4 boxes vegetables, II car loads pig iron
SO packages merchandise.
Per steamship Nacoochee for Boston
2,S60 bales upland cotton, 100 bales sea Is
land cotton, 70 bales domestics and yarns
10 barrels pitch, 1855 barrels rosin, 2l0 bar
rels spirits turpentine, 43 bales hides. 81
bales moss, l barrel fresh fish. boxes
oranges, 6 barrels vegetables 90 boxes
vegetables, l4 tons pig iron, 70 packages
merchandise
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
Continued from Seventh Page,)

25kc and 25ssQ251ac. closing at 257sc-a
shade over yesterday. Cash corn was
steady and unchanged.
Oats-The tone of the oats market was
steady, and the trade very moderate. The
movement of prices conceded with that of
the more important grades. May oats
closed ls6Ac higher. Cash oats were firm
and a shade higher.
Provisions-The market for product was
narrow. The feeling at the start was de-
rived from the hog market, but later it
was influenced more or less by the action
of wheat. At the close firmness predomi-
mated May pork closed &c higher, May
lard and ribs each 2laQ5c higher
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onening HIGHEST. Lowest Closing.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr. A, Z. Morris of Ocala is in the city.
Nr. c. 5. Harris of Cuthbert is in the
city.
Mr. j. Monroe ogden of Macon is in the
city,
MI NJ schorn of Atlanta is at the De
Soto
Mr. D. B. Falk left yesterday for the
north.
Mrs. Bradford Durham leaves to-day for
the north.
Mr.. John R. Sharpe of Herndon is at
the Screyen.
Mr.. E. C. Bethea of Chester is a guest
OF the Screven.
Mr.. j. Il, Rogers of Baxley is registered
at the Screyen.
Mr.. e. r. Mcleod of Fitzgerald is regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. John J. Taylor Of Charleston is a
guest Of the Pulaski.
Mr.. Stephen French of Atlanta is a
guest Of the De Soto.
Mr.. VIM. L. McElmurrey of Waynes-
VILE Is at the Pulaski.
Miss Leonora Gabbett will leave to-day
Nthe Plant system for Baltimore.
Mr. NJ. L. Spaid of Pleasant City, O.. is
me city visiting his son. Mr.. George w.
C. Spaid.
M D. \. Bates, vice president and gem
n g't manager of the Ludden & Bates S.
a. H. mas returned to the city.
sIGge Hampton L. FerrilPs many friends
' 1m oe glad to learn that he is much i'm
sg s. and Will probably be at his office in
day or two.
s lapI and Mrs Won Nyvenheim of Nor
T %a, va, have returned to Savannah.
1 snss wall spend the winter at Mrs. Ban
A'us at Thunderbolt.
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'iIH BREVITIEs.

fehIy az bi n'&h named Jackson died sud-
bout m n, i,,s house at 22ls Roberts street
ite was 'I rns.a last night. Coroner CO.
|on. '''ned and made an investlga-
Eolored, we @~" .,. and Handy Holmes. both
s.sierday b,, 'ulhed over to the city court
ae two viii - ustice Waring Russell. Jr.
/ I'd battery 'e tried on charges of assault
the YouS'. , indoor bah viii be PLAYED
night bets5.M Mems Christian Assoeia tion
Il, Hartmns.,a~een the Whites" Can't ''1 -
anes Freesl. and the "Yeliows . cant
efsstinr oru The game vii, he an ~
the galler,. ana seats win be nrovidsd
alton. T6s Tor the friends OF the asso-
sock, same commences at $40
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The Cost of a Misprint.

From the Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
A single type dropped from one OF the
forms Of the Pittsburg Leader the other
day, and it's loss cost the paper $i05. 1t
appears that a Pittsburg concern had adj
vertised in that edition Of the Leader a
special sale of ladies' wrappers at 9s cents
each. In handling the form the figure Q
dropped out. Its loss was not noticed until
next morning, when the store was besieg-
ed by ladies' wanting TO buy wrappers at s
cents, as advertised. The firm stood by It's
guns until the last wrapper was sold.
Then they sent In a bill for $4O5 to the
Leader this sum representing the differ
ence between cents and 9S cents on each
wrapper sold The Leader paid the bill
without protst. In view Of the RESPONSE
bllity which newspapers are obliged to as
sumo, Il cannot reasonably be claimed that
advertising rates are too high.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

soUTHoVER LOTsi IN SIGHT OF
the new car factory The best property
for the money anywhere around Savan-
nah; surrounded by railroads. / have a
few of these lots left will sell upon easy
monthly installments. II you want a
cheap lot for a home near an enterprise
that will afford you convenient employ
ment you should buy one of these lots at
once. Apply to J. l.. Whatiey. Board of
Trade Building.
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Arnold and wife, Miss Arnold. T. p. SAUL
ner, Rev. a. J. Arnold, Mrs. Newkirk, S.
w. Killan and wife, Mrs. Bell, A. d. Cairo,
5. b. Williams and wife, l.. s. Noros, A.
Donnelley, c. A. Gibbes and wife, Z. Spot
ford Charles Muddleby, Miss Pound, Mrs.
Simon, L. d. Irvine, A. J, Reynold, A. d.
scranton, J. d. Halsworth. p. Ressie, II.
Lewnsky, Arna Donovan, NJ Butler, j.
b. Jurst G. b. Gonong and seven steer
age.
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At TIE tHEATER.j
rn. Holmes and FoIfOrd mpnny
-. EngaSAnent Ttltght.

uo,mes and EoIford pmpnny
~ erase. Its Engage nent ghisht'
v.;.b the matinee this afte1oh ana
.rtormance tonight Il Hoes q "oi-
IA company will close IS Sgasement at
fora 'o'' |,- II goes VII DIT saying that
the NC. . n,,u he f;ledl each perform
.s The climax of tfFeek comes To-
air5t The play for tn haahee VIII oe
vobls Outcast, and y tAe hlsHt ne
A W. Catn roth obese plays have
Ton seen during the weef 'hu nave prov
pee'i - The cinenI ograph will be
g. sSo,rn at each performaf'
Of seats fohe Sousa band
the say y,orrow afAoon and night
concerts -5o,, n,ornit The first en-
began - he famoIband in Savan-
ssa6 PROMISES to be a tlllahl olle' rew
1onie who love musI naNe Ho' iieai
peope ,ay,nositions. Fhey are played
-,.srvvhere. but no WE anu py hopoly
as under the composs own nane a 40
Erection. His band IcoiIlposeu u my
dT ,.i,,, besides thbader, and Mrs.
mu7lI.1,L Northrop. E soprano soloist,
Ehsa1e''' Martina JoBton, the violinist.
ana M tho latter al artists of reputa-
BolH VI "a TobrstonI a graduate of the
poyal Conservatory Music OF STOCK
aim where she reLyed the nrst prize
ssoro the hand of th4lng Oh sweden, ana
rom '' ,,riyate nupil br four years of the
Eas ,,ioIin virtlSo, Emil Sauret, in
Ianou' IN the latt city she played in
D si..'' ,oncarts-befA the late Empress
a ,sa,,sta Of GermanJthe Princess of Sake
Az J,S and othl members of the I'm
..ai 9ourt She bid also the honor to
p I'ay for the late Fla Marshal Count Won
Tl ioI in whose 3use she was often a
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FOR RENT-sToREs

ONE CORNER AND ADJOINING
store, West Broad and South Broad
streets, from Oct. list; glass fronts, fac
ing South Broad street. which win be
paved soon. J. +. Guilmartin & Co.
FOR RENT, STORE NO. l48 CON-
gress street, formerly occupied by Palmer
Hardware Company; possession given Inn
mediately. Apply to Walthour e. Rivers
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PORT PARAGRAPHS.
''''lme Matters of Local and Gem
eraI Interest.

''''ihe Matters of Local and Gem
eral Interest.
lae Bristol Towboat Company has
''4nu striking need for another boat
Gnu csa mas leased the tug John Harlin of
c llaa.'gs'on to add to the fleet. Cant. SIN
bsu uas gone to Charleston after the
to .s ooat' and is expected to arrive here
nm @ e.w The tug Bristol has been laid
nsir .l 'ne past two weeks. receiving re-
isr .s and during that time there was a
toi number of arrivals. which the Rris-
On Nv tSoHlpany missed. The tug Kinkora
n,r5 e same company has gone TO Fer
sba I a.n, with a tow, and on her return
Dsr,""IIl be placed in commission between
BsriIa1 ana sapelo. The Bristol and John
aim Will seek business at Tvbee har
me tug Cynthia, on Jan. 6 off Tvbee
Dsr . 'us American bark syria, Capt.
\ New v you, Santos via Barbados, bound for
hsr c. lolA' The vessel was leaking and
but vain wanted to come to Savannah
/ whence ~ ordered to Sapelo by the pilots,
ry.a steamship La Grande Duchesse ar
. he t,i yesterday from New York. making
4 York a, "a u ~ hours. She sailed from New
ported AZ T' cock p. m. Tuesday. was re-
Room ana wee at 1880 yesterday after
"u was locked at O'Clock.
PORE, ','''sn steamship Dunedin, Cant.
sy 70 , from St. Vincent. arrived yester-
Is conslgs.u, with cotton for Bremen. She
'sued to Wilder & CO.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, New
York.
Steamship Nacoochee, Boston.
Schooner Walter w. Rasn, Fernandina.
Schooner City of Jacksonville, New
York. previously.
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The United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey has republished charts No. 1871,
Boston Harbor, Mass. scale. 10000; No.
1l2, Vineyard Sound and Buzzard's Bay,
Mass, scale 10000, and No. 900, Preli-
mlnary Chart of the Aleutian Islands.
from Yunaska Island to Athe Island,
Alaska, scale Ill, 5000.
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Mr.. James w. Carr who for several
days has been in North Carolina looking
out for his road, the Plant system, in the
exodus Of turpentine hands from that
state to Georgia and Florida, was in the
city yesterday for a while, leaving in the
afternoon for Tampa, to resume his Flor
ida passenger work.
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DISASTERS.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE schooner c. c..
Lane, from Norfolk for New Haven, with
pig iron, stranded on Barnegat shoals this
morning at 6 o'clock. The crews from the
Barnegat, Loveladies Island and Forked
River life savings stations assisted In
discharging 100 tons of cargo and the
schooner was fioated at 10 o'clock.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

$1,000
TEMPLE MICKVA ISRAEL, COR
ner Bull and Gordon streets, Rev. 1. r.
Mendes, rabbi. Evening service, Fri
day, O'Clock p. m. Morning service,
saturday. 10 O'Clock a. m Sunday
school, Sunday 10 O'Clock a. m. Owing to
the indispositlon of Rev. /. F. Mendes his
lecture, The Descent Of the Jewish Wo-
mans knowledge of Her Bible" will be
postponed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BANK STOCKS. CITY BONDS AND
other securities wanted by Austin r.
Myres, broker, p Bryan street. east.
PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL
in well-established paying business; must
give his Whole attention; this is a desir-
able opening for right man. Business,
News office.
WANTED, BY MANUFACTURER, A
man in the commission business, acquaint-
ed with the millinery trade, to handle a
line of ostrich feathers in city and vicin-
ity. Address, giving references, etc, j.
Loewenstein, 80 Bond street, New York.
PERSONS WITH A THOUSAND DOL
lars or less to invest and secure employ.
ment in furniture and household goods
business organizing; call and see. A. c.
Rogers, 127 Habersham street, west OF
square. between President and York
streets.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE, CUSTOM HOUSE SHADES
saloon; terms spot cash; cheap. Apply No.
8 Drayton. Joseph Galina.
RELAXING RAILS. ABOUT 200 TONS
50-pound rail; 30 tons 25-pound rail, and
235 tons 30-pound rail, on Satilla River, Ca.
street, New York.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, ONE CARLOAD
lime In bulk. Apply to j. w. Conner,
purchasing agent.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A VAL
liable patent recently granted, a fortune
for some one VIII sell'low or exchange for
new first class bicycle. Address "S" Box
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PERsnNAL-

~~~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~---~
Zoe" TO PUT NEW PINS IN
brooches, and polish EN- like new
watches, clocks spectacles repaired at
corresponding moderate terms Nothing
too big. Nothing too small. Bring your
Jobs to Fegeas, the reliable jeweler 2S L.
Broushton. Ghe place where cash is
given for old gold and silver or exchanged
for new jewclry.
TYBEE SCHEDULE-TRAIN LEAVE
savannah daily $50 a. M; leave Tybee
daily 4:SO p. m. Sunday trains from Sa-
vannah $3.50 a. m. and 2;3O p. M, city time
FEET VERSUS BRAINs.-I TREAT
your understanding-not your brains but
your feet; 1t is as great a luxury to have
good feet as to have a clear head: corns
ingrowing nails and other diseases of the
feet sklllfully treated at moderate
charges; l have 800 references in Savan-
nah; leave orders at Wheeler's drug store
or at my office, 2l5 Broughton street. east.
Lem Davis, Surgeon Chropodist.
FINN'S AUCTION ROOM; YOU CAN
hnd almost anything you want I pay
spot cash for bicycles. or will buy any
kind of fixtures and merchandise.