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Evening star., 1897-04-15

can positively not be duplicated q
Ladies 4-in-Hand
Ties, 81 inches long,
in navy blue, red
and black. Were
25c. For Friday
only ..............
Mems Colored
Shirts, ,laundered and
soft bosoms, with at
tached or separate
collars and cuffs.
Were ST and $I.25.
For Friday only. -.
Mems Reversible
Wash Silk Aim
!. Hand Ties, in white
only. Were 35c.
For Friday only....
Ladies Ribbed
Vests, low neck and
sleeveless, rbboned
neck and sleeves.
For Friday only. %.
Children's Black
and Tan Hose, fast
) colors. Sizes from
to 10. Were ISc. n
For Friday. only -. II
Ladies Mohair
Military Sets. Were
$I.5o. For Friday
only .............. --'
Children's Cloth
. Refers, spring
) weight. Sizes 2 to 6
years. Were o8c.
. For Friday only. -. 6
Children's. Null
Hats and Caps,
slightly soiled. Were
oSc. For Friday only
E Ladies Mohair
and Silk 80 Under
. skirts. Were S3.oS. 6
For Friday only. ~
Ladies Shepherd
; Plaid and Check Full
Circular Skirts. Were
. $I.5o. For Friday.
; only commitment.
Ladies Wrappers 80
in various colors and
styles. Were 7oc. -,
For Friday only. -.
Ladies Shirt
; Waists that sold for
6oc. For Friday only =.
. II Ladies Silk
, Waists-7 all black
and 4 fancy colors.
, Sold for $4.oS. For q
; Friday only. ....... y
SILK REMNANTS.
800 yards of Silks,
. in 2 to Sgd. lengths,
. that sold as high as
. soc. For Friday only
: S Chenille Table
. Covers, u yards
. square. Were soc.
. For Friday only.
. 10. Roman Blank
!. cts, for slumber
robes or couch
. covers. Were ST.
!. For Friday only. =.
1000 yards of
. Ginghams, Satines,
Cretons, Batistes and
Lawns. For Friday
; only ..............
Wool Plaid Dress
Goods that sold for
soc. and 6oc. yard.
For Friday only.
10 dozen Pillow
Cases, good quality
cotton. For Friday -
only II
Is dozen Hem
stitched Pillow Cases.
For Friday only.
AZ dozen Damask
Fringed Napkins.
For Friday only. .,..-
IS dozen Fringed
Checked Napkins.
For Friday only.
10 dozen Large
Size Hemmed Sheets j.
that sold at 4oc.
. For Friday only. q
so dozen Barber
Towels. For Friday '''
; only .'..:.,.!s. -. %.
I lot of. Stamped
Laundry Bags, Um-
!, brella Holders, etc.
Were I5c. to 4oc.
For Friday only. ...:s.7oo- i,
I8 dozen Fine Ger
man Damask Towels, 49,
with knotted fringe.
We're 25c. and ,3oc.
For Friday only.
IS dozen -.>Lazge,.--
Size Huck Towels.
For Friday only.
MOTIONS. '''z'a
The Genuine Let
tuce Cream Soap, 80.
Evening star., 1897-04-15

WANT ads in The ssar pap because tAsy
bring ansWseA lsasasiss ~ 80
Evening star., 1897-04-15

The very latest patterns in both Brass and
Iron Beds to be found here always. We've
just added some new styles. that are not
only very attractive in looks-but big values-
and at low prices. We want you to come
for a look IL nothing more
The morning news., 1897-08-30

three years; what they care about is what
VIII happen in three months. or three
weeks. No one can invest i'm any but the
very highest class of American bonds and
reel thoroughly easy about them when
they are in his box but now that they
nave begun to rise and are still rising there
are plenty of people who will buy them
m the hope of scoring a profit within a
few months and getting fair interest dur
ing that period"
RMS is common sense forecastlug and We
are likely to see its fulhllment before .ong.
The market has yet to receive its main
sumulus 1t has risen so far upon antic-
lpatons. When we witness the realiza-
ton in uniform large increases Of earnings
among the railroads when the swelling of
the interior demand for merchandise
based on dollar wheat has told it's tale in
the distributing markets; when the in
creased demand for goods begins to ad-
vance commercial values; when our enor-
nous cotton crop reaches the stage of
marketing; and when another large sur
plus of exports over imports brings a free
Importation of go,d,-then we shall have
the force of things seen in place of the
hope of things unseen, and Wall street will
witness such "A harvest as il has not seen
for many years past. A few weeks more
Will land us in that stage of the great re-
cOvery; which, however is not to he ex-
pected to exhaust the upward tendency of
prices.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The bears in cotton were rudely startled
on Monday by a sharp and unexpected
furry Opening prices showed as much
as q points advance over Saturdays close.
and later some further improvement was
made; the close being at a gain for the
day Of 33Q35 points Starting on fair en-
couragement from Liverpool the bullish
feeling quickly developed into excitement
upon the idea that cotton might through
sympathy or otherwise, follow the sensa-
tional example set by wheat Later in
the week the advance was mostly ali lost
except in the near months, which were
better sustained on the slow increase OF
receipts. August closed 80 points higher
az She, while late months gained only
some points-Noyember 679c and Jan
uary, Gs2c. a depressing feature has
been the very small takings In Liverpool.
spot sales there on Saturday were only
5000 bales Crop accounts have not Inn
proved. and the bureau report on the 10th
inst. show a material reduction. The
present iudispositon 10 buy spot cotton
freely ls explained hy the wide difference
between prices for immediate delivery ana
those for "A few months later, or even for
September. r. would seem rcasonabl
that when August is settled up. and the
new season fairly begun. prices will more
likely Improve than decline unless there
Is every prospect OF suporabundant sup.
plies
Twice during thc past wook ala the
course of the wheat market Justify the
caution given here last Monday. that sud
den reactions of as much as l0c were 60 be
expected under prevailing eircumstnncos.
Early ON Monday there were Indications
OF tho advance continuing both September
and December cold at 800 Heavy sales
20 realize caused sharp reaction Mon.
day ana Tuesday September falling 90
sii.c ana December below Uc. Another
excited advance came rushing Senfsmher
90 n Wia on Thursday morning but De.
csmhcr only E0t 90 about Ht. Asnln enc
market turned down. uu Saturday Hfp-
tembor Goo 90 liac. lnd December io tsi n.
Afrr "a little rally che market closed ~
Ei .r Hr1 'sr respectively. 4 lufH ~ tr in
September and 1f lH Drcfmpaf Tho nua.
Hc nua brrn kfpi unreuain la t1 whether
The morning news., 1897-08-30
SchOOners.

Margaret A. May, $40 tons, Jarvis, Phil
adelphia; SID Aug. 6
Emily T. Northan, S16 tons, Johnson,
Philadelphia, sid Aug. 7.
Chauncey E. Burk. S7l tons. Townsend,
Bath; sid Aug. 21 via Philadelphia.
Jennie Lockwood S76 tons, Hathorn;
at Bath. Aug. 9. via Philadelphia.
Carrie T. Balano, 474 tons, Barter, at New
York; to Id coal at Norfolk.
Douglass Gregory. 524 tons, Woolman, at
Baltimore, Aug. Is,
John G. Schmidt, 4SO tons, Norbury, Phil
adelph!a sid Aug. %.
Stephen g. Loud. iO2 tons. Pierson, at
New York. Aug. 2S
Jennie Thomas. $40 tons, Young. at Bal
tmore, Aug. IS
T. W. Dunn 6S5 tons, Bond, Key West; sid
Aug. 25.
Rob Roy. 7i6 tons, Norbury. at Phnadel-
phia, Aug. 2S via Port Royal
Nellie w. Hewlett, $40 tons, Bierman; at
Richmond, Aug %
Oscar c. Schmidt. 5lS tons, Bacon; at Phil
adelphia, Aug. 2s.
Island City 4O6 tons. Harvey; at Balti-
more, Aug. 90
Charmer, 341 tons, Johnson, at Baltimore,
Aug 30
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Where does Cloopatra's body resiP
Scarcely a iayman who would not answer,
why iu Egypt" says Golden Days After
her cajo.cries, her wiles, her life OF in
tense, if not very exalted loves. Cleopa-
ira was laid ln one OF the lovcllost tonbs
that have ever been fashioned by the hand
OF man. But what a change 900 Years
have brought about To-day an ugly
mummy with au emblomatic bunch OF
decayed wheat ana an coarse comb tied 20
its head-a mere roll Of lightly swaihed
dust-lles crumblcd iu the hldoous glass
case at the British museum. I is clcopl-
ira. the once great queen. Venus la
charm beauty ana love
The morning news., 1897-08-30

the bull clique has unloaded or not one
day it would be announced that the clique
was out. and the next day the reports
would be contradicted. The recent break
seems merely an episode, as the best ana
most conservative authorities agree that
the advance was not a mere speculative
one. but was founded on perfectly legiu-
mate causes, the chief of which is a
positive great deficit in the worlds total
supply. Corn crop news less favorable,
and prices advanced about &c early,
December reaching S5isc Later came
sharp drop to SOC, in sympathy with wheat
and heavy unloading by the bulls. After
recovering to 3S3sc the market Weakened
again and closed at 9l9sc. just &c lower.
Oats closed l3sc lower, at 1880 for De
cember Provisions firm. with decided
strength in ribs, which. after advancing
about 80 points reacted partly, and closed
30 points higher, al S5.62l2 for September.
William r. Williams.
The morning news., 1897-08-30
Steamer Passengers.

The steamship Gate City, Capt. Googins,
arrived last night from New York with
merchandise and the following passen-
gers: c. H. Cook, L. e. Lloyd. Miss M.
FerriIl, Miss Keller, Miss Pendergrast. r..
F. Eurdell. W c. Blount. l.. f. Rich, H.
Cohen, II. Barnard, o. L. Bass, c. II.
Reid. w. P. Jolie, ] B. Willis. ]. NJ.
Hyands, e. P. Bridges, w. G. Morrell
Mrs. A. J.. Connor, f. e. Summis, c. A.
Caldwell w. Cabanis. Geo Leighton, r.
P. Dexter and wife, b. NJ. Eastman, Mrs
j. T. Wade, Mrs. J. e. Jones, F. Will
helms, Mrs. D. Van Wegenen and nurse
Mrs. Ashford, Miss Ashford, Miss Block
P. p Cobb, c. G.. Beck, N. F. Jackson
Geo B. Matthews, M. Oppenheimer J. w
Fletcher, A. G. Guerard, r. J. Williams
J. A. Jackson, S. Pezoz, A. S. Mastingly
Eugene Schear, Priscilla Bowes, d. l.
Carr. ]. II. Hightower, j. E. Pfeifer, F.
Bieter, Nj. Fine, Theo. Hess
The morning news., 1897-08-30

godfather Of the Muir glacier. came east
10 get an honorary degree from Harvard.
hc delighted his friends Ia New York and
Boston with certain dog story thc
fame OF which had preceded him. The
editor Of the Century has prevailed upon
Mr. Muir 10 write out this tale and the
hair.breadth cscape-for such 10 is-ap-
pears in the September number under tho
lille IAN Adventure with "a Dog and "A
Glacier" By % coincidence the same num-
ber OF the Century contains an episode
with similar dfamatia pcrHOnae in Mr..
Marion Mnnyille pope's up the Matter
horn ln Boat'-one Of the characters 0f
which b. "a dog. which by AN extraordinary
series Of incidents is brought into rcla-
lions with glacier. The Century Com
plny. New York.
The morning news., 1897-08-30
VESSELS BOUND FOR SAVANNAH.
Steamships.

Miguel NJ. Piuillos (Sp), 2.19S tons, Men
guel Vera Cruz; sid Aug. 26; to Id cot
ton for Barcelona and Genoa.
Inverness (Br), ], ,457 tons, Harris, Huelva,
sid July -, via New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia or Baltimore; due Sept. 20,
to Id cotton for Reval.
Murcia (Br). 1854 tons, Gundry, Cardiff;
sid Aug. 13; due Sept l, to Id cotton for
Hamburg and Bremen.
Conningsby (BD -, due Sept /, to Id
cotton for Barcelona.
Wastwater (Br). 1,S48 tons, Stevens, Pug
wash; sid Aug 13, via Penarth.
Glanton (BD, 1,91 tons. -, Shields; sid
Aug. 13. via Fernandna.
Eden Hall (B0, 2,3S2 tons. -. Columbo.
sid Aug. /, via -; due for Septem.
ber-October loading, to Id cotton, Liver
pool or continent.
Coniscliffe (Br), 1895 tons, Wrightson
Antwerp; sid Aug. 16; due Sept. ?, TO Id
cotton for Bremen.
Aston Hall (Br). 1928 tons, at Hamburg;
due Oct A. to Id cotton for Havre.
Ayr (BO, 49, tons, -; due Sept. 10, to ID
cotton for Genoa.
Worsley Hall (Br), 223S tons, -, at
Hamburg; due Sept. Is, to ID cotton for
Bremen.
Bona BD. 1857 tons Muir, Huelva. via
New York; due Sept. %, to ID cotton for
Barcelona.
Sutherland CBr). ] ,463 tons, Proud; at Rot
terdam, Aug. "a; due Sept 20, to Id cotton
for ReVal.
Mulgrave GD. zoos tons. Turner; Ant
werp; sid Aug. q; due Sept IS, to Id
phosphate rock for Rotterdam.
Feronia (BD. 1880 tons, Butterwick; at
London. Aug. l3; due for Septemb-Octo-
bcr loading Of cotton for Liverpool or
continent.
Cheniston (Br). ! 1,3a tons, Jenkins: at Ber-
muda for this port or Fernandina to load
phosphate rock for Rotterdam.
North Gwalia (Br), 1,4ls tons. Williams, at
Fleetwood. Aug. IS. due for September
October loading of cotton for Liverpool
or continent.
Chatned CBD. 1,9Oi tons, Pearman; sid
from Barry, Aug. s. via Cape Nerdes. To
Id cotton for Hayre or Bremen.
Albion (BD. 2373 tons, --; West Har-
tlepoo: sid Aug. ~.
Breckhcld BD. 1883 tons, --; at Rio
Janeiro. July 80. 10 ID cotton for Liver
pool or Bremen.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

From the New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle, Aug 2S.
The visible supply of cotton to Aug. 27,
as made up by cable and telegraph. is as
follows. The continental stocks. as wel
as those for Great Britain. and the afloat,
are this weeks returns and consequently
all the European figures are brought down
to Thursday evening But to make the
totals the complete figures for Aug. q. we
add the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Fri
day only:
The morning news., 1897-08-30
rn.scIs Arrivcd Yesterday.

vorE Ocean steamship Company.
s,.4mer ID. Fl. Miller Billups, Balu-
,-7re-T J. Carolan, Agent.
Park Vedova r. QtaD, Capuura, Genoa.
-D4hl Andersen.
steamer W. 5. Cook Garnett, Augusta
u r. Gibson Manager.
steamer Louisa, Haddcn, Augusta.-R.
4 Tvcv Manager.
st.am tug Atlas, Irelan, towing barge
: d. No Il for Philadelphia.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Trio CNor). $50 tons. Borge Hamburg. sid
July 2S.
schifbeck Ger, 1900 tons. solles, San
tos; sid Aug. Z.
Margrethe CNor>. 1l2S tons. Waller; Rio
Janero sid Aug. 1.
Zanrac (NoD, sos tons, Mathiesen; Liver
pool; sid Aug, IS.
Rohula (Ger). 9S5 tons, Hoyer; Rotterdam;
sid Aug. 20.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

engines will be of the inverted triple-eX-
pansion type. capable of developing / 800
indicated horsepower.
The plans are said to be the finest and
most complete set of official plans ever
made in this country, being executed by
Mr.. Charles Green, chief draughtsman, un-
der the supervision of Capt Russell Glow
er, superintendent of construction, and
James w. Lee. naval constructor.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

-Ruasell-rm going 20 cut a dogwood
cane.
Read-Are you go.ng 10 take the bark
on Chicago Inter ocean.
."fiouf mon" Hiid a much-piuldod golf.
rf 0f i0aHl fame. 10 another Come on
ssld the other "hoot voufa'lf 30 you take
mo for an oWlf -Aihani Evening J0uf-
uHL
The morning news., 1897-08-30
Literary Notices.

The American Word Book, by Calvin
Patterson, A. NJ, principal Of Girls High
School, Brooklyn. This new spelling book
follows a carefully developed and progress
sve plan for teaching the forms and val
ues of English words in common use. 1t
begins with words illustrating the prima-
ry sounds the words being printed in Ro-
man letters and in vertical script. Then
follow graded lessons ON different classes
and uses of words, including words often
mispronounced; words Of opposite mean
ing; words of several meanings; words
pronounced alike but spelled differently
words spelled alike hut pronounced differ
emily; words defined; words in the singli-
lar and plural numbers; words in the pos
sessive; words arranged topically. as ge-
Ographical, nautical legal musical, etc
names of buildings. fruits, flowers. ami
mails, birds, fishes. minerals precious
stones, etc; selections for dictation from
the best literature with the names OF the
writer's; synonyms disseminated and exer-
ciseS in their Use, exercises in
punctuation and use Of capitals:
derivatives and easy exercises in word
building; use Of words illustrated, etc.
Cloth. Il mo. 1872 pages. Price. 25 cents.
American Book Company, New York. Gin
cinnati, and Chicago
The morning news., 1897-08-30

wilhelm Anton (NoD, 992 tons. Olsen,
Zaandam: sid May 2g
CRAIG Mullen lBD, 1di tons, Virgins, Port
Natal. sld May so
Innoccnia Qtan. 100 tons. Chapparl
Trieste. ga July %
Henry CGcD sGs tons. stlgmann, Port Ma
tai. aid July 20.
Norby DAM oli tons. Christanson. Port
Natal. sl1 June p.
Hora (Nop : sis tons srondsen. liarburg.
eid July %.
Ge.inc Horl Gl2 tons Molaterfeld. a. Rio
IHuoir0 july -
evra fAmj iss tons. Olsen. New York. ~
Aug n. to "a naval at0ros for MO Ja-
miro.
Msrlory Glen WD. i01 tons. LIllla Ban
faIt .n July % via lt.o JHneiro
AZ fNou. ln fonH. noul.cn Naples "a
Aug
soalrs fyon. de5 ions Nielsen. London
FId Aus
south Afrnn nln. l0 tons rulr nlo
0ur1e au Hli Hi June ls
The morning news., 1897-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
,r,X AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

occan steamship Company Meet
,,.ttor,,s Rates of Freight From
,e,v York to Port nOyal-New Rev
.,ur Cutter For New NOrS-La
er,uJc Duchcsse Makes 1868
1xuots an HOur-Sea Full of
.,.,rls-River Items-V l =
pound For Savannah.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

New York. Aug. H.-Arrived, schooners
G. arsetta Lawrence, Rollant, Brunswick;
.ar.l C.. Anderson, Potter, Brunswick.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Among the contributed articles IN the
American Monthly Review Of Reviews for
September are sketches OF the three mem
bers Of the new Nicaragua canal commits
sion-Admiral Walker. Capt. o. NJ. Carter,
corps OF engineers. 4. S. A., and Prof.
Lewis NJ. Haupt. These sketches are Illus
tratcd with portraits. ana serve 90 convey
an idea Of the peculiar qualifications pos
scssed by those gentlemen for the task TO
which they have been appointed by Presi-
dent Mckinley. The Review Of Reviews,
New York.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The reported sailing of steamship Null
grave (Br), from Antwerp, Aug. %. for Sa-
vannah, which appeared in this column
Sunday morning, was an error.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Capt. Saunders, of steamer Morse King
(Br, which arrived at Baltimore Friday,
from Antwerp, reports having been in col
lision on Wednesday night with a three
masted schooner The Morse King had her
poop awning stanchions and spaTs carried
away and her steam steering gear damag-
ed by the jibboom of the schooner. The
sailing vessel disappeared Immediately.
and it is not known whether she proceeded
on her course or sank as a result of the
collision. The Morse King steamed back
and forth until daybreak, but saw moth
ing of the schooner.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The imports into continental ports the
past week have been 1900 bales.
The above figures indicate a decrease in
the cotton in sight tonight of 2s4, 241 bales
as compared with the same date of 1896,
a falling off of 59,11S bales from the cor
responding date of 1895 and decrease of
969 1854 bales from 1894
India Cotton Movement From All
Ports.-The receipts and shipments of cot
ton at Bombay have been as follows for
the week and year, bringing the figures
down to Aug. 26:
Bombay Receipts and Shipments for
Four Years
Shipments This Week
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Carrie L. Tyler. 53S tons. Jayne. New
York sid Aug 20, to Id lumber for New
York
The morning news., 1897-08-30

schooner Harry \. Berwind, Wallace,
Philadelphia.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Washington, D. c., Aug. 27.-Notice is
given by the Tight house board that on or
about Sept. ,. the striking of the bell on
Nix Mate and State Ledge electric bell
buoys will be discontinued. The buoys,
however will remain on their respective
stations until further notice.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

High water at Tybee to-day 9;0S a. m.
and i0.03 p. m. High water at Savannah
one hour later.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The newspapers are the mines from
which knowledge Of actual economic and
social life is to be obtained. But their day
to day treatment Of events Is necessarily
desultory. and the ore must be sifted and
refined to make Il OF permanent value to
the student ana investigator In the de
Dartments Of notes upon municipal gov
ernment and sociological topics The An
mails of the American Academy Of Polit-
lea. and Social Science. has undertaken
this task for its readers. Prof. T.. r.
Johnson has done a like service in another
field. In a series Of notes on Current
Transportation Topics" in the September
issue of this journal In non technical
language he has ably summarized recent
decisions Of the supreme court which
are Of fundamental importance to the rail
road interests of the nation. Price 81.
Annals of the American Academy, Phila-
delphia.
The morning news., 1897-08-30
Notice to Mnriners.

Boston, Aug. 2Z-Pollock Rip bell buoy,
which went adrift last Saturday, was re-
placed at noon on Wednesday.
The morning news., 1897-08-30
ships.

August (Gerl. 1Dl TONS Jaburg, Ham
burg July Is.
Else (Gcr. 1870 tons. Springer, at Bremen
Aug. n.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

81. rises to-day at $50 and sets at 6:24
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Pilot charts and all photographic infor
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free OF charge in United States hy-
geographic Office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
The time bah on Cotton Exchange drops
u m. 18th meridian time.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

% Miles shortest Line
lsn1
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The steamers w. S Cook and Louisa,
arrived last night with full cargoes of cot
ton and naval stores. The reports alons
the river give assurance that the move
ment of cotton will be heavy during the
next few weeks
The morning news., 1897-08-30
Maritime MISCELLANY.

The Norwegian bark Paragon, Capt.
Pgsh. was released from quarantine yes
tfday and towed TO the city to load naval
stores for Europe. She is consigned to
pahl & Andersen
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The steamer Harry G. Day, will take the
place OF the steamer Louisa. on the Sa-
Vannah river, the increased freights neces-
stating a larger boat The Day will
leave here tomorrow for Augusta, with
the same crew that were formerly on the
Louisa.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Tine TUG Bristol arrived yesterday from
e.pefo. where she went few days to tow
frc Ship E. j. Spicer to sea. Az 3 o'clock
yesterday. while % miles east of Tybee, the
bristol was spoken by the L. S. gun boat
Wilmington At that time the tug Daunt-
t.s was cruising 20 miles east northeast
from Tybec After speaking the Bristol,
ra gunboat proceeded TO follow the
HuutiesS.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The steamer Clifton took about 200 excur-
soaI-t- TO Daufuskie yesterday afternoon.
On the return trip she took a sail 10 the
sea buoy, and arrived at the city at
o'clock
The morning news., 1897-08-30
100000 Pounds Hides
and Wool Wanted.

II. KIRKLAND.
The morning news., 1897-08-30


nd New York on trains So and SO and Jack
hout change.
ween Tampa and New York on trains q
lwestern vestibuled limited train.
ACDONELL, G. =. A. Jacksonville, Fla.
r, Jacksonville. Fla.
lssenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
{ West Broad and Liberty streets.
The morning news., 1897-08-30

The steamer Alpha took a large party
a. colored excursionists to Bluffton yes
The morning news., 1897-08-30

Trains 80 and 20 daily except Sunday,
Pullman buffet seepers Jacksonville a
sonviSle and Cincinnati via Asheville wit
Pullman tuffet vestibuled sleepers bet
and 3S, connecting at Charlotte with sout
Fo- full information apply 10 A. o. NJ
~ S. PENNINGTON. Traffic Manage
l. NJ. FLEMING. Division p
Trains leave from Central depot c0rne