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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-03

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ou1ltyr ard Polio Judge Of the Clty OF
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Auditor aud Police judge Of the Guy Of
Astoria. Oregon.
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sailing dates of steamers from Portland
to san Francisco Tor September win he
IN Follows September 2. 7, u. Il. %, "a.
Snake Rlycr-Lcnvc Rlparh daily excen,
Saturday.
Leave LcwlHtown daily except Friday
q. W. LouNsBERRY.
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Cen Pas. ACT Portland, OR.
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DIR. JAY TUTTLE. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. once, rooms 5 and Z. frihiAa
nulldinE, Ilh Commercial sgfCot. Nsai-
dcncu aamc Telephone " Acting -.
Alstant surgeon uniisd stasss marine
hospital service.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-02
sEPTEMBER's TRADE FIGURES.
Weather Kept Cotton Back But
Lumber Exports Large.

Weather Kept Cotton Back But
Lumber Exports Large.
Although the bank clearings at Savan-
nah during September showed a material
decrease in comparison with those of the
corresponding month last year. the gem
eral trade was all that could be expected
under the unfavorable circumstances
which prevailed in the cotton market
which, in itself, is prominent factor in
the movement of money.
The receipts of cotton were delayed by
the continued rains which pre-
vailed during the early part
Of the month, and planters were unable
to get their product TO market There
were plenty of steamships here ready to
take the cotton, which was expected but
did not come. The exports during the
month, however, lacked only about one
cargo of being as large as those of Sep
tember a year ago, and il took only seven
steamships, against nine last year, to car
bales against 1899 bales during Septem-
Der, 1897.
TIE value of the foreign exports de
creased. Including everything, the
amount was $l,51l, 923. against $1,928, 9O8 in
September year ago.
The lumber trade was exceptionally good
as compared with last year. The total
shipments amounted to II 1896, $50 feet.
against 6,95S,3S0 feet in S ptember a year
ago. Forty-fye vessels carried lumber
cargoes. Twenty-Five were coastwise
steamships and twenty sailing vessels. the
latter taking full cargoes.
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WILL HAVE A LYCEUM COURSE.
Directors of the Lyceum to Make An
EhoT In that Direction.


EffOr In that Direction.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Savannah Lyce}m was held yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the office
of Superintendent Otis Ashmore, at the
Chatham Academy. The object of the
meeting was to ascertain the opinion Of
of the committee as TO the advisability of
carrying on the lyceum this year. 1t was
decided to do so if the subscribers of last
year and any others who wish to become
subscribers care to join.
AT the close of last season, which was
very successful, all the subscribers were
sent postais upon which they were re-
quested to send ia 10 the secretary a
stat ment as to whether or not they de-
sired to continue their subscription to the
lyceum for another year
1t was ascertained yesterday that some
thing more than 140 affirmative answers
had been received. This was reg arded as
a good showing In view of the great I'M
certainty about everything that existed
last spring, when the war had just be
gun 1t Is thought there will be no diff
Guilty in finding enough subscribers to
run the number up to 225, which, with $50
that is in the treasury of the lyceurl from
last year, win be sufficient to make a fine
showing. with the neStegg and IS each
from 225 subscribers, there will be enough
received to furnish course of seven or
eight excellent lectures.
1t is distinctively The purpose of the
promoters of the lyceum to secure talent
ed lecturers or none at all. They saw thew
do not care to enter into the matter at
all unless this can be done. They also
say they want to get an expression of
opinion from those interested They want
to know whether there are enough peopIe
to make up the requisite number of sub
scribers.
The lyceum is not money-making af-
fair, Nobody but the lecturers make any,
thing GU of it, It was gotten up Just as
a sort of club, through which the best
lecturers might be brought to Savannah
Last years experiment demonstrated that
one can be run successfully in Savannah.
and those who feel an interest in hearing
fine productions would like to see another
course arranged. 1t is not too late for
this, as the committee began even later
last year and yet secured some of the
best men on the circuit
The committee decided at the meeting
to send out d circular to see If the re-
quired membership can be secured. There
will be 1000 of these circulars gotten out.
By Oct. is those contemplating buying
tickets for the season will have sent in
their names, and the secretary will then
be able to announce whether or not there
will be enough backing the lyceum to
again make it a success. The committee
wants to see enough money coming in to
put the organization beyond the possibili-
tV of failure
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EXCURSION TO PORTO RICO.
The First Since the Close of the Gu.
ban War.


Several prominent business men of At
lanta. Ca, have formed a company for
the purpose of conducting an excursion to
Porto Rico and other points in the West
Indies. It has been planned to sail from
Brunswick, Ca, about Nov. 10.
The parties at the head of the movement
are among the best and most conservative
business men in Atlanta, and the indica-
tons are that the company will have more
applications than can be accommodated.
The fact that the excursion viii leave
about the 10th of November has many
points in it's favor. In the first place, the
climate in Porto Rico and the West Indies
viii be all that can, be desired. The rainy
season viii be over and sugar making in
progress, and the trees wiz be laden with
oranges The managers of the excursion
have arranged to sail all around the is
LAND Of Porto Rico, stopping at Ponce, San
Juan and other places. Stop-over privi-
leges are provided and any one wishing
to go to the West Indies to investigate
the possibilities of money making can
have ample time in which to make their
Investigations.
But in order that you may know all
about the excursion and get the points di-
rect from the company itself, send to the
West Indian Excursion Company, 500 Tenn
ple Court Atlanta, Ca, inclosing 10 cents
for map OF Porto lRico, and they will take
pleasure in givingsyou such information as
you Want.-ad.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST SCARF PIN, SMALL DIAMOND
setting, between West Broad and Jeffer-
son. on MciDonough or Jefferson, between
Hun and Broughton. Return 217 Hun,
west.
LOST, A BUNCH OF KEYS. FINDER
will be rewarded by leaving them at 116
Bryan street, east.
LOST, SLATE COLORED MEXICAN
dog; answers TO the name Irnament A
reward IL returned to 10 West York street
LOST. BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
dog. scar on neck Return 2l2 Bolton
street, east and get reward.
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safe and Reliable.

Richmonds Business College has grown
to be one of the big institutions of learn
ing of Georgia. 1t is reaching out con-
tinually and its pupils come from every
portion of the state and adjoining states.
This college has a reputation of prepar-
ing reliable and safe business men and
women. And to-day It's graduates NAV
be found in nearly all of the business
houses in this city and in other cities.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE CHEAP. LADIES AND 3
gents secondhand bicycles; nearly as
good as new an highgrade, at $40, $40 ana
$40 each; come and pick out one. =. %.
Westcott, Il Drayton street
FOR SALE, HIGH BRED POINTER
pups from importers stock; extra fancy
and perfect beauties; also white rappitS
Address Lock Box 81 Clifton, >. Z.
ONE CRAWFORD BICYCLE (FOR
mani. nearly new, at bargain. 20S Ninth
street, west.
LARGE LOT OF FURNITURE
taken in exchange for varnish, consisting
of beds. tables, chairs safes, springs; also
have an elegant lot OF oak suits, now at
denot. worth fifty dollars in any install
ment house In the city. win be sold for
less than one-third Of that price, for cash,
If taken before removal. Write or apply to
Forest City Varnish Co, near new water
works.
FOR SALE LADY's BICYCLE; GOOD
condition; $500 Wheel This office.
FOR SALE CHEAP. FIFTEEN HEAD
of cattle: also road cart and mule. Harri-
son place, battle-ground road, opposite
Dittmersville.
YOU CAN BUY A HANDSOME MAR
ble-top walnut bed room suite cheap for
cash at Wilson's auction rooms, 223 Con-
gress street. west.
FOR SALE, A WE'LL ESTABLISHED
retail grocery and liquor business; failure
of health the cause for selling rent of
store reasonable NJ. Cooley. 626 Bay,
west
G. G. WILLIAMS OFFERS ANOTHER
lot second -hand bicycles cheap Telephone
2542 Hberty-Whitaker.
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Denth al Nlisa AIarv pierne-

MISS Mary NJ. Pierce, a niece of Mr.. r.
Z. Battey of this city, died in Augusta
Yesterday after a long Illness. Miss Pierce
was well known in Savannah, where she
formerly lived.
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Abbott East India Corn Paint cures
every time; 1t takes off the corn; no pain.
cures warts and bunions and Is conceded
to oe a wonderful corn cure. Sold by all
druggists.-ad.
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sTRAYED.

HAVE ONE COW ON MY PREM
Uses; owner can have by proving property
and paying expenses. Apply 1856 East
Broad street.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, SEPT. g.
fox terrier; answers TO the name of Nell;
finder win be rewarded by returning 10
John Rourke, $40 Bay street, east.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT WONDER
fully low prices. Covered states, large size
&C. Pencil tablets $50 pages DC. Ink tablets
40 pages &c. Soap stone State pencil 20 Tor
Sc. Bernstein's, POS Broughton, west
MISS M'MAHON WILL REOPEN
private school, Monday Oct. 3, at 226 ST.
Julian street, east
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--Auntie. has kitty got pins In her toes?''
II suppose So Don't you wish they
were safety pins @'-Truth
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MISS MCINTYRE WILL REOPEN
her kindergarten and primary at 10 Macon
street corner of Bull street, on Monday,
Oct IT,
MISS ELIZABETH PURSE WILL RE
open school Oct B. 81 Waldburg street,
west; instruction in English. classical and
mathematical branches; special Glasses in
literature solicited
MRS. s. WOLFF HAS RETURNED TO
tho city and will resume her German
teaching on and after Oct. g. For terms
apply at 705 Barnard street.
GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO, BAN
10, r. e. l.. Miller, teacher. Studio 100
Liberty, east.
TIE SAVANNAH ACADEMY COM
mences it's thirtieth annual session Oct. g.
Apply for information and catalogues, at
334 Bun street, Madison Square. John Tai
iaferro, Principal.
MISS LEoNORA AMRAM REoPENs
her Kindergarten and primary school Oct.
3. 412 Taylor street, east.
SHORTHAND, GRAHAMS SYSTEM
taught by an expert; desire to start class
at once; terms reasonable. G. S. c., care
News.
I CAN TAKE THREE MORE PUPILS
for piano Address Isaiah M Resented,
at OppenheimerSloat.
MISS NELL GAILLARD WILL RE-
open school Oct. at Barnard and Henry
streets.
MISS CHARLTON WILL REOPEN
her kindergarten and primary class Oct.
IT, corner Drayton and Taylor.
MISS E. NJ. KELLY WILL REOPEN
school Oct 3, at 1Oa New Houston street,
west.
MISS CHRISTIE GOERZ. BEGINNING
her winter term In piano instructions, so
licits a few more pupils; special attention
to beginners. 1903 New Houston, east.
MISS M'RORY WILL REOPEN HER
street.
MISS HARTRIDGE's SCHOOL WILL
be reopened Monday, October the third,
at her school rooms on Harris street For
particulars apply after October first 10
Miss Hartridge. 1G Taylor street, east.
JOIN MY MANDOLIN CLASS NOW
forming; special terms; special instruc-
tons. r. r. L. Miller, 100 Liberty east.
MR.. w. II. BAKER CONTINUES TO
teach at 612 Drayton street; pupils will re.
ceive thorough instruction In elementary
branches and special attention will be
given to those who desire to prepare them
selves for high schools and colleges.
MISS WOOLHoPTER WILL REOPEN
| her primary school on Oct. 3, at 40 Bolton
| street, east.
MISS FLORENCE OLMsTEAD WILL
| reopen her primary school Monday, oct
| TO- sO5 Gwinnett street, east.
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BOARDING.

"~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~
FOR ONE GENTLEMAN, ROOM ON
parlor floor. board. use of bath room, In
private family. No. Charlton street,
west.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Third Page.


DWELLING, NO. 2lS DUFFY
street, east; win be sold at auction Tues
day Oct. 4th. inst. LaRoche.
FOURTEEN ACRES OF FERTILE
soil, and nice two-story residence for sale;
just outside city. Price one thousand dol
lars. LaRoche. aa7t7 g 4TTgm OF 81
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
dollars will buy the prettiest cottage in
southern section. LaRoche.
FARM OF THIRTY ACRES, CON-
nected by electric line and paved road to
city; one mile from limits. LaRoche.
FOR SALE, COTTAGE ON ELEv-
enth street, near s., F. & w. Ry., for
$500 cash, and $l875 per month; party own
ing this property has paid 1887 on il for
which he offers to take five hundred.
Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE. SIXTY FEET ON AMBER
son street. between Abercorn and Dray-
ton. Prendergast Black,
FOR SALE RESIDENCE ON DUFFY
near Habersham. Prendergast e Black.
FOR SALE, IA LOTS ON ANDERSON
for one-half their value. Prendergast q
Black.
FOR SALE TWO BULL STREET
lots. one of which is corner. Prender-
CAST & Black.
FOR SALE, SIX HOUSES PAYING 10
per cent, win be sold TO the best BIDDER.
Prendergast & Black,
FOR SALE SIX HOUSES ON DUFFY
street. cheap for cash; great snap Tor
some body Ward Allen.
A NICE HOUSE ON ANDERSON
street for sale; small cash payment ana
balance on easy monthly payments. }. y.
Fulton & Son.
FOR SALE GORDON STREET RESI-
dence, 5000, easy terms. j. ID. Fulton q
Son.
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BOARDING.

~-~---~-~-~-~-~>-~-~-Ss->-.>- 1890
ROOMS AND BOARD-FOUR GEN
tlcnen, 116 Oglethorpe, east; large south
room; also table board.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good board; all the conveniences of home;
al 40 East Charlton street; cars pass the
door.
BOARD. FRONT SOUTH ROOMS. 212
West Jones street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ed with English walnuts, % cents per
pound.
MAKE AND RENOVATE MAT
tresses; new ones to order. David Clark,
III Jefferson.
Low PRICES AND EASY PAYMENTS
make A. S. Grif1n the man to whom you
should give your orders for furniture. etc.
See his goods and prices.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~sseSc;1PrTCITIATTON WITHOUT RISK"
eco Invested In grain or stocks by my
"safe Method" will pay $1,000 profit; with
IN 30 days. References turnlshed; write
- PARTICULARS Immediately. Richard
oliver. Banker and Broker. Chicago Stock
Exchange, Chicago.
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80 - .--7------------
MISCELLANEOUS.

SCHOOL COMPANION, SPRING
lock containing state and lead pencils,
crayon, penholder, pen point only &C. PEN
ell tablets 1870 pages, &c; wood slate PEN
chs, DC dozen; soap stone pencils, 100 in
box, &c. Bernstein's, 20S Broughton, west
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MEMS FALL STYLES.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE, MILK, BUTTERMILK. G.
NJ. Ryals.
FOR SALE. NEW HAY G. NJ. RIVALS
FOR SALE, FOR WANT OF USE,
good family COW. Jersey" Apply ware
house, s., f. & w. Ry.
GOOD FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
cheap Apply 419 Anderson street, west.
FOR SALE, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
bakery, corner Wayne and West Broad
streets. Apply to C. Ubele, $40 West Broad
street.
WOOD, WOOD OAK, PINE AND
lightwood; AN sizes Brown Bros, Phone
1885, Anderson and East Broad street
FOR SALE, A GOOD HORSE AND
wagon. Corner New Houston and Bar
nard. L. b. Greer.
FOR SALE, DOUBLE FLAT TOP OAK
desk, drawers and book racks on both
sides; as good as new. w. ]. Mscally, Jr.,
20 Bryan, east.
WELL BRED NATIVE sows IN PIG.
s. H. zoucks, West Broad and oglethorpe
avenue.
TWO sECOND-H HAND BOILERS, 72x1G
feet I25 horse-pow fine order, for sale
cheap. Lombard Iron Works and Supply
Company, Augusta Ga.
CYPRESS SHINGLES, CALL ON US
for best manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from $3.50 to 1928 per thou
sand, according to grade. Boats can load
at the mills. Vale Royal Single Mills.
LAUNCH FOR SALE, THE NAPHTHA
launch Ida" yawl-rgged; length q feet.
beam feet, draft feet inches. A splen-
did pleasure boat and safe cruiser. Cabin
and commode; bow enclosed; commodious
cockpit and plenty of lockers. Hard
wood finish and brass locks and fittings
The launch is almost as good as new;
everything on board In the best order. 1t
Is now In boat house of Savannah Yacht
Club, but can be made ready for a cruise
In an hour. Price $1,000. Terms easy to re-
sponsible parties. Only reason for selling
is that owner has no time 10 use the boat.
Inventory and picture sent on application.
Address Naphtha Launch. Box Letter C,
Savannah, p. o.
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SPECIAL 500 PAIRS SAMPLE SHOES.
one-thlrd regular price $l.25 pair: mans
patent leather shoes worth $500 at 81. 9s.
j. T. Cohen's Sons, corner Broughton and
Drayton streets.
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FULTON MARKET, CORN BEEF, 10c;
pigs feet sweet pickles, one pound can
corn beef, loose Jelly, sc per pound; loose
preserves, 10c per pound; can peaches, 10c;
shredded cod fish, 10c; imported sardines.
10c; Heinz pickles, catsup, salad dressing.
j. s. f. Barbour, West Broad and Hem
ry.
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SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
dollars will buy the prettiest cottage in
southern section. LaRoche.
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WE'LL BRED NATIVE SOWS IN PIG.
s. H. zoucks, West Broad and Oglethorpe
avenue.
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TWO SECOND HAND BOILERS, 72x1G
feet, 125 horsepower, fine order, for sale
cheap. Lombard Iron Works and Supply
Company, Augusta, Ga
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SPECIAL 500 PIECES BLACK VEL
vet ribbon, worth IS cents to 81 a piece, to
go for this week, only at % cents. !. I.
Cohen's Sons corner Broughton and Dray-
ton streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MCINTYRE WILL REOPEN
her kindergarten and primary at 10 Macon
street corner of Bull street, on Monday,
Oct. II.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES, CALL ON US
for best manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from $3.50 to 1928 per thou
sand, according to grade. Boats can load
at the mills. Vale Royal Shingle Mills
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FARM OF THIRTY ACRES, CON-
nected by electric line and paved road to
city; one mile from limits. LaRoche.
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FOR SALE, DOUBLE FLAT TOP OAK
desk, drawers and book racks on both
sides; as good as new. w. ]. Miscally, Jr.,
20 Bryan east.
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TIE SAVANNAH ACADEMY COM
mences it's thirtieth annual session Oct. 3.
AppEy for information and catalogues, at
1874 Bun street Madison Square. John Tai
iaferro, Principal.
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MRS. 8. WOLFF HAS RETURNED TO
tho city and will resume her German
teaching on and after Oct. g. For terms
apply at 705 Barnard street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-02

GUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO, BAN
10, r. e. l.. Miller, teacher. Studio 109
Liberty. east.
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MISS LEONORA AMRAM REoPENS
her Kindergarten and primary school Oct
3. 412 Taylor street, east. a
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SHORTHAND, GRAHAMS SYSTEM
taught by an expert; desire to start class
at once; terms reasonable. G. S. c., care
News.
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WOOD, WOOD, OAK, PINE AND
lightwood AN sizes. Brown Bros, Phone
1896 Anderson and East Broad street.
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MISS ELIZABETH PURSE WILL RE-
open school Oct 3, 81 Waldburg street,
west; instruction in English. classical and
mathematical branches; special classes in
literature solicited
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FOR SALE, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
bakery, corner Wayne and West Broad
streets. Apply to C. Ubele $40 West Broad
street.
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FOR SALE, MILK, BUTTERMILK. G.
NJ RIVALS
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MISS CHRISTIE GOERZ, BEGINNING
her winter term In piano instructions, So
licits a few more pupils; special attention
to beginners. 1903 New Houston, east.
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FOR SALE, FOR WANT OF USE,
good family COW. Jersey" Apply ware
house, S., f. & w. Ry
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FOR SALE. A GOOD HORSE AND
wagon. Corner New Houston and Bar
nard. L. b. Greer
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MISS MRORY WILL REOPEN HER
school on Monday, Oct. 3, 436 Lincoln
street.
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MISS WOOLHoPTER WILL REOPEN
her primary school on Oct. 3, at 40 Bolton
street, east.
MISS FLORENCE OLMsTEAD WILL
reopen her primary school Monday, oct
10. sO5 Gwinnett street. east.
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FOR SALE, SIXTY FEET ON AMBER
son street, between Abercorn and Dray-
ton. Prendergast & Black,
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DWELLING, NO. 21S DUFFY
street, east; viii be sold at auction Tues
day Oct. 4th, inst. LaRoche.