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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
R@cets ne por,s md interior points today com
Pared a.;h tte same day last week ami last year;

FLOUR AND MEAf>-in a Moderate way the -four
hdsAet NeakneiS 3 meat. iNt lENtH
VAS quiet ana barely steady. spring patents s. ,gGS"
winter sIa.Fhfs 1884 ~. winter patents. 81 GINHf w
HI.hg cieals s. aOIsI -. .xua ~ win"r. 50 pas
1prra ~ winter. - @Ol;>i -" c.ate 81 HuISI
Seei 4I,'.d Aiin-.re1. s. 2'r > 81. TO BRAID -.
20 MEAl-Steady. fac white. 50. hne y".io" ~
y 4ei coarse. "a LED J fmer 49, 90 ara ~
10 winter. bulk spot. 10c. sgraS. bu.k. b'4'N, -
asii'r t5CGs 4c. nil3hlg. buk. s0Ns5c. fe fee" %
80, y isd n.in'n4!. homny chop @1c. oil mr"' >2g>-o
s'iterineg. :ne31'c
GRAIN WHrAT-The option liz, was all weak and
ssr i)dav INT sp1t property ana July rejecting con-
s"rIa,on - the Old Itor possessions. Wa rn - trll
- Icesdays prices. 2>Oo00 bush " I'D iaken
.te ~ exporters 81. ah9lt. and II ads more
yYiporis ny loads all told for the daFs ioiesn
.hrs- he decline !a ftues fJlY".d al 'leNpe' 'c'S
sOsbe turn in crop news. operating On ihaikrt sgn'-
sH bare e Grsrrt sh.ri interests. aii~i IuesNay
ssgiN" tYyerlng in1Vcmeat Ther" Mas likewise a en-
eerale line % small .ocal hodin"s which nai 70 Ne
si'ed ~ on thc early weakness ana canea T. m IA
-! had ieaIlsh average thd vas dlsapp niihg -
k place here around .penne Iur n afkrt VS. n
1sned ly reported grain Ialu.e ~ Paris Il ~ az
i'Dlef 70 prominent concern lti'.F ifentlh'h wa
<WT interests b.; et"rtga"v .Itc'a e. "a snaII hhl
"parativey unimIOrlau house. tn. Tooth ID ooa nrl
" local Tear Interests these r1nsderatons. however
No. easily erihflW~. ard %" market hab a. a.
a.. ss iayor"i, cr.n acc u1s from tie SoIi wet ana
ah reactln" under scI,ans snYg' account fars ciCihk
w one ~ a.. latfc' s~.sks - iW2'se n-t aec."e
~s months monopolze3 whatever sire gh there MAJ s
rS..vMoff. The French markets we're stohF "a = o.
(, .ns juno wheat closing 81 point. up and June h,u
~, tancs higher Antwerp VAS unchang"d 10 z Iin0
Wy higher Since SATURDAY June -four In PARIS nsh az
iI,sSsu 100 francs. The opening advance OF 4iu ~
eopoo July wheat later % weakness.
crop ,e sne market >sH%d net lower Inc nn,tnts 81
n.n,as sca Wet weather IN HUngarg and RUS ,upi
'e ~ reports that haT.tst opeI atoms IN 'ii'"O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Railroaos.
pENNSYhVANlA
% RAILROAD.

STATIONS tyot Of West Tsenty-.h third, Street anu
Streets IS ainuts .as. rhan given below for
S.r W: 1 Ear ger' r rsISF 's s
-" VI" FAs s'f SnF E EIp'@P%man
Imp, 'men sesp.ns Dnins smoking ana c0ennati
INDIANAPOLIS. Louis,l, - AoLis. ,.,.,s ,,vpprss
i.;,o A. a. CHICAGO A%D -. LOUIS EAp nix
300 ' H. WEsI i.S'"i E&Ps H. Cleveland.
40 r. ~ sot tTiiiS IE%FEi.s Pi't'-
10 s's r. 'n w. FAcIF di le p,,sbus and
c4go connects ,io.eald, excl y Ssturdayy ,rc.,
Sleeping Or %e@ York to Altoona Last Liberty. Pitts-
'"S %xs,hisc 4r.,i az Asp ~ s@t$n m
% -" 3 ~ . 80 nias Car H. >" 'Dns srlor and
b 1 co cs ,9 no 5ass ca 5S DSns caS $50
m' y % n.snt sunie, ~ ~ ly S5r md Din
irs caro-. 40 Dining car. 45O d1tnins car) $50 p
So .nERN HAiLwAY.-Express 40 p. IA. 1905 night
AILNNric COAST LINE -Express. 99o a m and 50"
giESA lailr aNn ONO RAlLwAY.-45oo p. n =, daily.
FOR Old POiNr COMFORT AMI NOIt'Cl.N- ~ a. H.
A|ti<T.' ' r Ses Icy. ,pesnros,ses and
nj psflor 'rrs. i.,.s@rger coach. ANA combined
APE MAT-i25O ,. m. weekdays. s..,..., o,.,,
se and Pom, Pleasant 'fr.m West -;ni,,a a
End S%o3iy' 2 III n f:Si 3D. HtsS'G sc
''''' , H. FOR piliLiDrLr".A.
GIH 20 80. ~. s5p 30 $50 Penn ldm5ea ", 20
Dining can loo dining Carl II 80 a. m, i2o, io%
20 $50 ~ ~ Dining CaD. 4ao DINING AR, 90"
Dining carr Is0 $50 ,. n. i2N3 nght T'n
10 s ~ $50 9o0 90 Gimte). = 80. lvoo tpin-
ing car NJ. 10 DINING car. 800 40 .pin,. ~
frr. so Dining can. 300 Dining 'a) ''fo' CIV
T. m. 1905 night 49, no, ,-~.A
r. er Offices Nc SCI Ii1c 1923 III. and nj Broad
way: Astor House Twenty third street staion.
stations foot o. Desbrosses and soranit stre ~;
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. 9S Br adway, anu
I-nusy ANA Annex station. BFookyn station ye' o.,
Ciiy Tie New York Transfer Company VIII eau ~
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
definition ,,,..r,.
re'4nfi,c tghteeenth street Tor fenhs,H@'"@
pailro1d cab Service ,rooo
r r. Fl II n NSOE. j. X NCoD
General Mansger General fassr hse"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
Anthraclte coal used excIuslveIy
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals.
Station. in New York. foot u Liberty 81.
Ind south Ferry Whitehall ST.
,.ve font al Liberty st.


ina south Ferry. Whitehall St
Trans cave Of Liberty ST.
and after May ~. 1898 z, A..
For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch nunk. -:
800 as s:i0 A. NJ 1880 NJ TO Easton) lso t'sV 40
Lasionl. 5.4j t730 10 Eastcnl p NJ Sundays @'~
,7:oo t. Easton) A. NJ. loo. 80 600 Z No a,o .
For Wlkesbarre. Pttston and scranton 4W' I'll" ~
~, l3o p. N. sundays $50 A. ~ .oo Am 900 p,o
70. Reading anl harrisburg at 4:W ~ 80 20 s.sS
1pno ll3o tosReaGing) \. NJ. lt5. 40 oo' o:s sS
300 Reading) =. n. l2.l5 night: sundays, ~
~ 30 to Teadng) A. NJ. 100 LAB. $50. $40 r. Ne
F5- sin6ury I~wl.burg and wGliamsport at 100 SEQ
9:iO A. NJ 1870 is. 900 j. N. l2lo night suhoA'~
i:3D A. 81 1900 l:i5. zoo r. " i2i5 night
FOR Long NKNNCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
Grove. and p1lnIs soah 70 Pom, Pleasant; 40 s0:
II 80 A ii 30 400 4:45. 53S. 6.l5 p VI sunoays
o,- at Inerlaken f)r Asbury Park and ocean 'o"e''
900 i0lj Ped Bank onlyD \. ~. 4,D r. "a a, TN
For Atlantic Highlands. $50 $50. ll;% a. a. low
80 G:i5 = NJ Sundays. 600 a. NJ. 400 p
rat 800 $40 a NJ. 1880 4:3o p. NJ Sundays ''i'
r. Atlantic city vineani and Bridgeton' +so A. NJ
Tr u rrou,s Peach seabrieht and highlands OF
~avesIok "a 100 100 AS +. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ron l,..r ......,,. OCEAN GttCH r.. &C.
From Pier : Y r.. foot II Rector 81; 49,.
For Atlantic H'gil inis Highlands u Navesinx NOT
~@r4A Ir~isor Boob Seahr gh'. Monmouth Beach ana
Long Branch $50 1918 NJ 90 saturday oniy) 3d.
For Eber Ashury pax. ocean Grove ahg pol,rs
eo'i,h 20 POINT P.easan; lob A NJ. 600 ssturd.ay
only) 3.45 " sundays. stop at Interlaken tos
Ashurv park and Ocean Grove) $50 A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON Jane % Flour duh ps 100 bhls. spr!as
patents q i5u$5 ~ winter do 81 - - spring clears
aud sraishs - 1885; winter do siNSi - t'rnmen.
oaet Ss.r per bush. 81 >,Ns - per bb Corn steady
receipts s6,5 bush. steamer yellow. iOisc; - :: Sc.
oats STEADY r-crly. J2O43 bush. fancy, 3593'c y >
srd 10 ,. 31-G1i. Ni.tred quiet bran sirns St3 -
GSl2l1 inter- .fdS14 "a. u.di.ngs. Si = SI 80.
Red Dog n ur SIS Gtter Northern. l7i.c. West
en- Il lTgc. Imitation. l3Uli ladies. i3c. thecse nrm
y .riherr. 1I1i.c Western &C.
Runaiu June - -Spriug wheat firm; No Northern.
nc Winter whcn-GDpl Inquiry but supply limited f.
No asked. ! white. Stiac. Cora easy. y .
yellow aGa 80. ~ yellow. 35sc; 80 yellow -
No . corn. 3jn3jnc: 30 - iau34i oats dIli.
but huu. ~ white. 5lc: " . white 3Oc =, WHITE
2,sc. 40 : mixed sc. No 3 mixed pc. Rye nal
quoted at 40 track tor No . Flour weak !ght de-
chicago. June ?2-rhe leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
lENlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Ntions foot u We; .3l - penn. h El CortanSt "
''''' .s'r
Indicates time from IVES -. - other "Su'es s"'"
,,r,n ,rrrn t'srlandt Dr i'esi osses ~ -, -.
.,;.Io s;:xO \. NJ. tety tSNniiN 70 10 =" N' 'or
= SION ard intermediate stations ,,.,,. a.
"a so A NJ dl.u f,r WILkFSBARRE. sCRAN-
INK ".'..t ilysl. ITHACA GENEVA. KOctEsTEH
,t.tsr. NIAGARA FALLS and t.e West and nrinc-
~ 80 ,oii,fs, dung ear and chair car % Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Cash quotations werc rs 20. va' B.. n. toh. - :
spring wheat. tbtG>' y . s,.ar wheat TO- f.-c; ~ .
rcd ,,c. - corn '-'t'. @o = f'. " 20. -'s-. ~ :
i05rlic. * : Ia,lo .2ra.. ra>s IT. - 90. :. m,
timothy seed = 10. IT, - i. . '' '' - lt "a.
s. 81 airy sl.tcl Shoulders eo>,l. - 20 s; sh. clear
s,des uox'd'. - ''Iio. ~1,'. '.' ''. wr''nset on
the Produce EN,hanSe '-'ls Co.,. i.rr m.rA . nas n1r
creameries. litlG,, dn...'t. u .-Nla-r E5,r tgn'
'T naiu2. june 22-waea, -c,~.oe y, ] ha-l cash
- ne Jniy - .c September 'o.s.. Northern cash
@sc y. Nornem &C.,. n, 3 ~ ING ''' r. aa,.s.c:
Cnn IS h'lNsccd. 81 oI. I;r.-p--Nneat 1888 BUSH
com 42J5. aaAsesd. @.2-, aDigne-t'-"heas. 33.33
o.neinna,i June =: i..ar easy. Wheat que'; 80 >
red 7Saslc Corn quiet So u Nel 5Ii.c oats steady
y. mlN.d 20 a-!c H. . ''sy So > |o" ~,..,.-n
So, 30 . y rtnerr Sc. J.''. SIC H5o isc higher
=, l. i2i- Barley steady. 10 =. SO: september sam
Mia"earcI. June % Wheat DAN. Jqae si'sc. July
sra le cash anl June ~. iu' ,f'4 Corn '.e
dan and weak ~ white ,ipy.. quote. ~ .. 900
Flour h.rler winter aHp.r - - o. eN;,As. 50 80
g. 81 T.rrsylyanp roller car Sos "a to sraicht
s. 2oosl 90 Ne-'e.n winter ci@'r. >ii - fo sra2
- &, t ;S ao 5a4 - %-a i s. is"
Dur. 81 - per htl icnns}ivnn' iu''cr Hrm fancy
frc, res -ly and Western 20. W Southern llc r.
ce.ps Flour 200 nbl.. m" sars, corr 3iooo basn.
oats II; coo Shipments va lr 800 bush. corn. 2o,oc.
s., T,u.s. juno . El'ur din %hss.- SPIT easy:
s s5 |tcoG,. 81 r.n BIZ, Jn, BIC VIZ
>, irt 81 .,.-r fu.s - .r sse s.p. en1her a5ssc
I'd Nan iull nrn saciei. eat track. 55r5d': mis-
,is ,i @'e g. - nr. SIC i6ss o0 '''''
T'icio June -. wheat Gul cash. SIC July 7ac
MIA S5'sc Ryr iuli. cash 4isc asked cio1er.csd
lower prime each. f2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

TIE local market lacked special new feature spirits
,,rr. e,hibfed relative unde- quite liberal
nsrug~ and absence ~ buyer a. well a. further iis
~, ,.roiufs from the aunaA market The other
lorariments about steady at unchanged prices
it,suars 81 s5Gsl %. oil tbis. SO 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
STOCK OK HAN

sPIRiTs TrRpENTINE- ?7G27'4c
nO-i% common to good strained 81 42Ddsl ~; r..
81 s0uyi rs. T. 81 G5aSl 67i7. o. 81 1O II. 81 ~; !.
e. X: 81 % 81 So y. s. 20. q. s. 70. " ". s. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Rnilro11b
~arsca.c.'s oa.aTse- aa;Lacto."
NEW YORK
CENTRAL MIR
~ & HUDSON RIVER e. e.
TIE E0uR-rRACK TRUNK LINE.
HOUR, TO NIAGARA FALLS.

i2l street. as follows:
$50 4 EMrIFR sfAf fI' ERx fHI' llMlTEp ~
Easiest Tain in tie Wonld Duo buiL.o ~ be,
tr.t il:lo r. NJ. This uain is limited to is 'e"'"'
S.:::I MApmoxpAcl MOUNTAINS THioufijA 81 81
psrs. M aTisy and n Non . ' VIA rs:s
81" ! M-FAsT NAL neLyT, .FcFss,er Buitlo,
1000 T. Mini sim LiN l1s1s,5 P' Gsa,iat
P S.se a 800 20 Sasa ana Fa l,g Pa sar only
1913" r A. M AMI iNi ' x1 Sysi ' Siae points
LOO dAG% IHW@fa,Nr ~ Sumous cincn-
RIO T. rHoY ATD SHRATJ.iA srE. M eAc'2'
"'''" sunday For Garrison West illno. ponFhkeepse
800 r M-i.AGE sH0nE LIMITED. nary.,si 2rgT
train to cheas. "a Iase sh!,~. ,n .'l i5 P 81:
due Tocio lou5 y. NJ. cheas' 800 /. ~ 'se'''s
GOO 60 p E"'lNSf .2 %i Eiv EXPRESS nary 70 "
Fair. Toronto c.e'e'-nd I"''ao' De''''''
G.25 ,'i'92 'V20RfHi.nx ENTREES raly-Frr Troy.
piattsl..g burlington, montreal! ani. e%e'p; SAT
7.t a,i = aT"' I5IGc WAX 2 MOUNTAIN. norssNo
STANDS AND ,'oNtREAL EXPp;S,s:: DALI ~,
For Clayton. A.. ndlc~ Mountain points MALONE 'A'
s.f3 -nS5EAl2 hTo ...cg r ng..o ~
asaia F,ii. clsye.Snd. c.ncana.. Indianapolis a"i
900 , sFcIA q. 4 1. IT N>3' nr5 rs Via
o.15 In. ai" i y IT. r%rRt' 2,eso
ra sS eie2e,'sa T'1SS, cGeora aS Except saor
12 "a, as 4"'T %I"pHiGnr nIgess csl.sso
nights. c'i''f nh '..?a' 6iy,: a 81
and s .25 tny NJ T., .o S':p' sunday to
Warner r1l'ce car. On al p,j 5args, mans
IA cGl i IA, nT niTay Ea,, ~ s. o,2 Iiro.sy
49,. ,oS,b s. e,aii-n New-Yofk 32S ami 20 Futon St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

.rr s.uers experienced some difficulty In dsposIn.
ia, r. "V.o IN. choicer lots Of foreign and domestic
or "N-eI ga" market. Buyers were Indifferent as
stbiir 4" e,,ry purchases immediate requIf.ntn.
I.ri nov ever wee about unchanged The n,"a
Cucau1'H san.h and abroad lacked particular bearing.
t ndra,Dr quiet steady market, ain ,e ehans"
In 4'im%f al-n5c. 10 good. 3sgjA.c. prime
mon ,o a GM 4s4 G. head 7G7hc Pana 'tTcc ., IN
10 cno'eI 49, I,ran GnHisc. Java, +.UJ'sc. Ran
bona Una 2i,d?tc Tanare. New Orleans. tel'
COON J" a.,.f.,a ,rop movement 10 date; Rtcelrfs.
graphs io,s'. ~ amount carried over. $40 3lj sack
AZ 200 .acks sses. cleaned estimated IL )
n,irv mainly local Carolina crop n.y.nsn , 70 aate
fec'P,s, trmer range of values Demand running on
...eii-,. no rew offerings - domestic 49,, go .,
forc,|. ~ ybe cable news hand when oar matAct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Rio-Conee market steady. y Ho. $50. exchange.
I'D receipts bags. cleared for the United states
30o cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
ices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee markets-saniosCofte market quiet.
ROOD average santos 1880. receipts ZOO bags stock
SsOcOO bags Hamburs-Coffce market opened :. pig
hlsher. a. 80 p m y pfg higher sales. 5000 bags
Esve-C1fe market opened quiet and unchanged al II
n steady "A franc higher at steady a franc
h,gAs-. closed y franc higher: sales. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Receipts Of breadsturs NJ interior points In thousands
three cphers ,N0) omitted. -four Dds gram ''
as
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18
MacOn's Recorder Hauling Up Men
Who Are In Default.

Macon, Ga, Sept. t7.-Macon's authori-
ties are bestirring themselves to collect
street tax. A couple of years ago the
question was raised at election, and it was
found that hardly a citizen had paid the
tax in ten years. Much confusion was
caused, but finally it was agreed by pop
uiar consent TO let the matter drop and
allow the citizens to vote. This year. for
the first time in several years, the Re
corder is summoning up men who are in
default. Six citizens were made to appear
before his court to-day, and two men who
did not have the amount of the tax in
their pockets were locked up until they
could arrange it.
Stockholders of the Macon Gas Light
Company have petitioned the United
states Court TO allow it's receiver to erect
standpipe in Viueville, the money to be
used being portion or all of the $4,000 paid
10 the company by the recent purchases
OIL the company's electric plant rule
nlsI has been served on the parties at
interest. No date is fixed for its return.
A bale of cotton Weighing 72S pounds
was sold to-day for $4 for the whole bale.
II was storm cotton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18

to have him killed off in the early years
of manhood by the dread disease con-
sumption.
Until recent years consumption was con-
sidered an incurable disease. Now il is
known to tens of thousands that Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
% per cent of all cases if taken in the early
stages of the disease. 1t also cures bron-
ch1tis, laryugitis, throat and nasal troubles
and all allied diseases of the ir-passages.
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the best general tonic and nerve restora-
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It strengthens the hearts action, promotes
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81 never was very strong and then had La
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felt tired all the time. I took three bottles of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and two of
Golden Medical Discovery and two walls of
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than for many years"
Twenty-one one-cent stamps cover the
mailing of paper-covered copy of Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Cloth bound, 81 stamps. Send to DR.. R. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18
AGENTS WANTED.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18

j. WILENSKY, THE CASH JEWEL
er and wire artist, 206 Broughton, west,
is the place to get your watches and jew
elry; repairing done at moderate prices;
pins put in brooches, loo; cash paid for
old gold and silver, or exchanged for
new jewelry; special demand this week
for making badges.
OLD CARPETS CLEANED ON THE
floor, ready for use at once. Leave orders
Branch estate.
SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS,
the only established works of the kind in
this city; superior work at reduced prices;
lace curtain and blankets finished by steam
and handled with delicacy that surprises
the owner with the superior workmanship
demonstrated; suits cleaned from $l.0O up;
dyed $500 up. 81 York street, west, between
Whitaker and Bull.
STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
repaired. P. H. Herman. 10 w. State
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-18
AUGUSTUS COUNCIL RACE.
TWO New Candidates In the Fifth
Ward Contest,

Augusta, Ca, Sept. 1.-THE local contest
for City Council was enlivened to-day by
the entrance of two candidates in the
ruth ward. w. A. Mattison was named
by a meeting held to select a candidate,
and r. e. Elliott allowed friends to state
mat he would make the race. II will be
warm contest. Neither has declared him
self, either administration or anti-admin!s-
tration
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Statesmen. LOCAL OR TRAVELLING,
TO sell calendars and advertsiug novelties
10 alr classes Of business. Elegant side line,
convenient to carry ana prompt payment
each week Broadway Novelty Company.
Cincinnati O. N --s@
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CHARLTON COUNTY PoPULIsTs.
1heE Decline to Mention the Repub-
IIcan-PopuIist Trade.

Folkston, Ga, Sept. 1.-THE Populists
OF this county metin convention to-day
ana nominated A. G. Gown for represen-
tative. They said nothing of the trade
between the Populists and Republican
leaders, and the evidences are that they
VIII not abide by the contract The meet
ing was small and very little interest mani
tested.
Hon, W. G. Brantly will address the
people of this cNunty on the 10Th inst.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WANTED, TO SELL HALF INTER
est in established paying business. Address
M. H. A. this office.
LEARN TELEGRAPHING AT RICH
mond's Business College, Postoffice Build
ing. Send for illustrated catalogue.
WANTED, TO PURCHASE OR Elk
change, property for a lot between Hail
and Anderson and West Broad and Bull.
WANTED, ALL LADIES' SEWING
and dressmaking Call at Mrs. Whites
No. 23S West Broughton street. 4.
LEARN TELEGRAPHINCf AT RICH
moud's Business College, Postoffice Build
ing, Send for illustrated catalogue.
WANTED, A GOOD, FAST HORSE
for physician; must be gentle. Address
G., News office.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE. HOTEL
in an interior town for improved or unim-
proved property in Savannah; would pay
difference, If any. Address NJ. ID. c., 113
Duffy street.
LEARN TELEGRAPHING AT RICH
mond's Business College, Postoffice Build
ing. Send for illustrated catalogue.
WANTED, EMBROIDERED ARTI-
Giles, booties, crochet sacks, handmade
caps, hem-stitched articles and all kinds
of fine needle work, al Children's Empo-
rum, Oglethorpe avenue and Whitaker
street.
WANTED, A SOUND, GENTLE
young horse for lady to drive. Address
F. x. j.. News Office
LEARN TELEGRAPHING AT RICH
mond's Business College, Postoffice Build
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE
new ladies' exchange; every sixth sub
scriber admitted free for one year; this
exchange win be conducted on broad lines
and open all the year; help Supplied
through our intelligence bureau; for in
formation call at Children's Emporium
Oglethorpe avenue and Whitaker.
WANTED, THoROUGHBRED MALE
bull terrier; lightweight. Address Mutual
care News
LEARN TELEGRAPHING AT RICH
mond's Business College, Postoffice Build
ing. Send for illustrated catalogue.
WANTED, HELP OF ALL KINDS TO
leave their recommendations and addresses
at the new intelligence bureau at Chill
dren's Emporium; situations obtained in
best families through this bureau.
WANTED, TO BUY ONE NICE OAK
bedroom set and chinonier. Address E.,
Morning News Office.
SUBSCRIBERS WANTED FOR THE
new ladies' exchange; every sixth sub
scriber admitted free for one year. Call
at Childrens Emporium for Information.
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.


WANTED, BREAD BAKER. APPLY
at John Dersts bakery, 12S Broughton
street, east.
WANTED, COLORED BOY, AGED IA,
to wait on table. Apply Monday, at 10
West Perry street.
WANTED, THREE. MEN AS CAN
vassers and collectors. Room s. Odd Eel
lows building.
THREE BOYS WANTED BETWEEN
Is and 20 years old, as news agents on the
railroad; must have $500 cash as security,
Union News Co. Waycross, Ga.
WANTED, a COMPETENT BOOK
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DO YOU WANT TO BE "A CONTRAC-
tor and make 800 a month or more, if so
write us. Victory Cement Sidewalk Com
pany, 1884 Continental Bank building, Chi
cago.
WANTED, EXPERIENCED, ROAD
statesmen. Give age, residence, references;
big commissions paid. New England jew
elry Company, Iowa City, Ia.
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prepare for any civil service examination
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respondence College, Washington, d. c.
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to merchants throughout the country, con-
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bic men. The Kemper Thomas Paper Com
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