The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

HAIR GOODS" WIGS, FOR DAILY
or stage wear; toupees, most natural be-
coming and youthful for mems partial
badness; switches, to supplement poor
head of hair, which always gives an old
ish look to an otherwise young and lively
face; made to order by the expert Georgia
hairdresser, % East Broughton Hair Store;
the place for Emile's Tonic, and the sole
agency for the best hair coloring, not
greasy, not sticky-it does the work.
A LADY (WIDOW) HAVING A COM
Portable home, near Marietta, healthy To-
cality, would board three or four chill
dren, giving them a mothers care, also
tuition by superior teacher; manners and
habits carefully trained; terms reasonable;
highest references. Address Mrs. b.,
Smyrna, Ga.
WE HAVE a BOTTLE OF SEWING
machine Oil. To the first and second little
girl who advises us correctly how to get
the oil out of the bottle without cutting or
taking out the cork, or breaking the bot
tie, we will give first-class baby sewing
machine. Answer by Oct. Il, '9S. Domes-
tic Machine Office, 14S Barnard street, G.
o. Penton & Son.
KNOW YOUR FATE AND FORTUNE;
Nine. Rita, scientific palmlst, Is at 144
Jefferson street, corner York street lane;
fee 50 cents.
CHARLES ]. O'NEIL, FORMERLY
with Berry & Oakman, win have charge
of our repair department; will serve his
friends and the public as in the past;
guaranteeing work. or money refunded. E.
P. Terry, successor to the B. f. Timer
Company
WE DYE TO LIVE; MILLS g. co.
lead, others follow; suits cleaned, 81;
dyed, So; curtains, 40 cents pair. Abercorn
and Broughton.
BRING YOUR BROKEN BICYCLE TO
me- l will repair it and it won't cost you
much. c. G. Williams, corner Whitaker
and Liberty.
j. ]. GRASS WILL OCCUPY STORE
No 5 Broughton street, east, on and sf-
ter Monday 18th, next.
WE BUY AND SELL OLD CLOTHING
of all kinds. 1901 West Broad.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS,
syphon Jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give you
a bid. P. H. Herman. 10 w. State street.
ISAIAH NJ. ROsENFELD INFORMS
his patrons that they can leave orders for
orchestra music at Oppenheimer & Sloat's,
Whitaker street.
RECEIVED, A NEW LINE OF I'M
ported and domestic woolens for fail and
winter; suits made to order from 49, pants
from 50; also cleaning and dyeing. A. GetZ,
the tailor, Jefferson and State.
MAINE" RUGS $3.50; DOOR MATS,
10c up; fine selection of Administer and
Brussels carpets, mattings, shades rugs,
art square oil cloth, etc, at bottom prices.
We guarantee ifirst-class carpet mats,
upholstering and mattress making. Come
and see our new carpet balcony. c.. P.
Miller Agent.
NEW YORK STEAM DYE AND
Cleaning Works, corner Whitaker and
State Streets the only journeyman dyer
in Savannah. When the proprietor says
he can do thing In his business, he can
do it. IA
ALL PERSONS WANTING PAPER
hanging done and satisfaction guaran-
teed viii save money by calling at J. w.
Teeples furniture store or 226 West Broad
street. z. T. Cox, Paperhanger.
]. ]. GRASS WILL OCCUPY STORE
No. Broughton street, east, on and sf-
ter Monday 18TH next
DIVORCE, 80 DAYS, LEGALITY AS
sured, by Dakota ex-official attorney.
O'Donnel, SAG Broadway, New York; no
publicity, confidential; correspond.
oTHELLo RANGES, DOMESTIC
Sunshine, Home Sunshine, Excelsior Penn
Cook, Royal Manhattan, Cotton Plant for
sale by P. H. Kiernah 10 W. State street
I AM COMPOSED OF IS LETTERS:
My g. 2, 3, Is, II is a direction; my Is, T.
II, Is also a direction; my 1, r. IA is q
high church official; my g. Z, 16, 8, 10 grows
in the West; my 10 is the name of a street
in this city; my whole describes my prices
Music book given for seventh city
answer; Life Of Grover Cleve-
land" for fifth country answer;
for the first ten answers, seventh
excepted we will also give valuable
book Answer to last enigma: "a good
trade this fall" Winner, Miss Rebecca
Hurwitz, 517 Margaret street. No answers
from out of city With this enig-
ma, we will dispense with
this mode of advertising for the present.
Since the early spring we have given pres
ents every Sunday, and the winners In
the contests have our congratulations, for
many have often sent in correct answers,
but were not fortunate enough 10 get the
lucky number. To those who have made
five correct answers without getting num-
Der seven, we will also give a prize. We
will continue to puzzle the public (espe-
cialIy other furniture houses), with cheap
prices in furniture. stoves. and house fur
nishng goods. Call and be puzzled"
]. N. McGillis, the House Furnisher Of