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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05
MISS KELLOGG WINS HER SUIT.
Decision of Lower Court Sustained
by Judge FaIIigant.

Decision of Lower Court Sustained
by Judge Falligant.
Judge Falligant rendered a decision in
the certiorari case of Bertha Kellogg
against Neil Gildea yesterday. awarding
Miss Kellogg the full amount sued for,
s26. II, with interest from July 5, 1898, and
all costs of court.
1t will be remembered that Miss kellogg
entered suit in a justice court last sum-
ner against Mr.. Gildea for wages due On
contract Her claim was that she had
been engaged In New York to come to Sa-
vannah and sing in Gildea's music hall
for four weeks. AT the end of two weeks
she was notified that her services would
be no longer availed of. She claimed to
have a contract for four weeks at 800
a week This Mr.. Gildea denied, claim
ing that he theatrical agent in New York
had no authority to bind him by con-
tract He also claimed that 1t was Miss
Rose Kellogg for whom he telegraphed
and not Miss Bertha Kellogg, and that
the latter was a complete failure as a
music hall entertainer.
Justice Saussy before whom the case
was brought, decided in Miss Kellogg's
favor. Mr. Gildea then demanded a jury
trial, which was given him in Justice
Saussys court, the jury also deciding in
Miss Kellogg's favor. Mr.. Gildea then
appealed the case to the Superior Court,
where the verdict of the lower court was
upheld by Judge Falligant..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05
DERRY SAID 1T WAS GOOD JAM.
Mr.. }. II. H. Osborne Tells How He
and Veteran Parks Net.


Uncle Bob Parks. one of the most in
teresting of Confederate veterans, showed
remarkable memory at the last reunion at
Atlanta, characteristic of the old vets who
remember weE the incidents and sayings
around the camp fires. The story told on
Uncle Bob by Mr.. j. H. H. Osborne,
himself veteran, illustrates how strongly
sayings of army life are impressed upon
the soldiers, and how they refresh their
memories of comrades.
II was at the last reunion that Mr. Os-
borne met Parks for the first time in over
twenty years. AN the veterans of the com
pany TO which Mr.. Osborne and Parks be-
longed had been invited to a dinner, their
purpose being to have a little reunion to
themselves. Quite a number had assem-
oIed and were chatting and waiting for
others when Parks appeared. He was an
Ola man on going into the army, and as
he toddied into the ROOM supporting him
SELF by walking stick, he bore plainly the
effects Of old age. Mr.. Osborne at once
recognized his old comrade, and their long
separation had not dampened the ardor of
their friendship
When Mr.. Parks was in reach Mr.. Os-
borne grasped his hand and spoke cordial
Iy, but the veteran did not at first recog-
nlze him. Parks said he had almost lost
MS sight, and while he made repeated eff
Iofts 10 call the name of his friend, the
nearest he could come to 1t was this:
cannot call your name, but the voice
Is connected with the man that made Joe
Derry say, This is dam fine JAM"
Whlle the expression was probably I'M
derstood by the two, Mr.. Osborne realized
that Parks had recognized him. Joe Derry
was the last man of the company to use a
slang expression, but when he shared some
Jam that Mr.. Osborne gave the company
When camped at Kennesaw mountain, a
short distance from Atlanta. Derry
couldn't help saying it went dam good. -
When he went beyond his vernacular for
the t1rst time for word, ii caused general
mlrth among the soldiers, and formed the
INK that later brought two comrades to-
gether.
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THE ELKS' CHARITY BENEFIT.
Hoyfs "a Day and Night" VIII BE
Presented Under Their Auspices.

HOyfS "a Day anu NlSnE' VIII BE
Presented Under Their Auspices.
Savannah Lodge, Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks, will present at the theater
on March II Hoyt's "A Day and Night"
The farce will be played by the original
New York company, headed by Otis Har-
Ian This is the latest of the Hoyt crea-
lions. and achieved a distinct and contin-
mons success. 1t relates the dongs of a
gentleman from New Jersey during "a
nav and Night" in New York.
T-he occasion is the Elks' annual charity
benefit. although 1t is only the second that
Savannah Lodge has given The order dis
penses its charity without ostentation OF
dis+inctton of creed or condition, and, nc
matter what a mans religious belief OF
sdefect OF religious belief may be-. he Is
willing to extend him always helping
hand The members of the Savannah lodge
Feel that as they have so seldom asked
1,,,blc aid they should receive this time
kaartv support The company and the
,Iav fhev have secured are all that could
he desired, and together promise de-
I,o,btfui evenings entertainment.
THE committee having the benefit In
charge consists of Messrs. J. G. Shaw,
o1,atrman: T. F. Thomson, w. E. Wimpy
: 90 Wccovern, Duval Sternberger and j.
Kirhv Tickets can be obtained from
the members Of this committee Which
can be exchanged for seats at the theater
AFTER March II, when the box of1ce VIII
be opened.
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JURORS FOR MARCH TERM.
"r"nd and Petit Jurors Drawn in
the Superior Comrf

the Superior Court.
Inc grand Jurors for the March term
OF the Superior Court have been drawn.
VI the thirty-eight names drawn, twenty
lnree times will be selected to serve.
wilcn Will give the court the opportunity
VI eACusihg those who feel that their pres
where: 4s''i''eu Csc
n Ih S drawn are W. ]. Roblder, Henry
~ 9toodard, Walter Coney. Marouis L,
EXley, Robert H. Lewis q Fraser law
IT " main y Lyon, John O'Gorman. George
n Remshart, Solomon Binswanger.
lanes L" Morrison, A. ]. Ives, ]. c. King.
cement Saussy, Clarence G. Anderson.
an M eo O. Nichols, John Lynch, M. Mac
Gan' William F. McCauley. John I
~ Nelil W. Inman Miller, George j. Mills.
C =, A. Cox, W. 1. O'Brien. Joseph b.
T"esnutt, Lawrence Kelly, Lewis Kayton.
tsaI "a A. Solomons, William M. Davant.
=, D. Malone, Frank C. Battey, Chris P.
IIdS' benjamin H. Levy. Robert G. Gail
ialu' George A. Whitehead, Frank A. Tx
'eg, oharles M. Gilbert, Abram e. Snaith.
a. IouoWlng petit Jurors have been
drawn for the term;
James V. Kenniclel wiuiar, d ,r.rn
TIRE. Andrew G. McDowell coIored c.aors-o
perst. Joseph D. Gnann. Richard n Cor.
H. w Imam c. Workman w. Fred Ba-
" H., "iiiiam A. Winburn, Richard F. Nc
H,,tL' Albert Jackson, colored. S. MICA.
I,i-le, george N. Spring, John H. Wilder.
ToHn f. Freeman, William T,vncb Tobn
n n. Fennell, Fred Hennemaier, Henry p,
W wuson' Frank L. Purse, Francis Fl.
wore, Walter H. Cohen, Daniel q, Purse
49, robert H. Griffith, William ]. Douber,
~, w. A. Mccarthy. Charles S. Rockwell
G T g. Tuten, Howard III. Cohen r
"eSiey Hunt, Joseph w. Symons Thorn
p tarr, Jr., Daniel L. Jackson prank
o. 70, neyiile, Jeremiah F. Mccarthy, Angus
y " n, Kelly, James P. Browne Albert
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SAW SAVANNAH's SIGHTS.
Party of Minnesota People Spent the
Day Here.

Party of Minnesota People Spent the
Day Here.
The Minneapolis Journal excursion party
spent yesterday In Savannah, leaving by
the Plant System last night for Charles
ton. where they will put in a day seeing
the sights. The party got in early in the
morning by the Plant line. travelling In
the special train 1t has had ever since 1t
left Minneapolis. This train consists oP
several sleepers and a dining car The
party is thus enabled to get along com
fortably wherever it may be, and there
are no hotel bills to pay. Meals are pro-
Vided on the train, and the members fare
well at the hands of the chef in charge of
the culinary department
Mr.. AZ w. Warnock of the Journal, was
IN charge of the party, which consisted of
representative people of Minnesota and ad-
Joining states The Journal had gotten
the members together and sent their spe-
clal excursion manager along to look out
for their comfort. Mr.. James w. Carr.
travelling passenger agent of the Plant
System, took the party in charge here and
received the thanks of many of the mem
bers for the excellent time they were en-
abled to have through his kindness and
courtesy. He indicated the points of par
teular interest they might visit and nc
companied them on their trips about the
city and to the neighborfng places that de-
light the vision of tourists. There were
some eighty members of the party, and all
were very well pleased with the days STAY
in Savannah.
The Plant System has handled the excur-
sion party over nearly its entire length.
The special train has been on the system
for some two weeks, stops of from a day
to two days having been made at the vari-
Gus popular winter resorts along the
route. The management of the party ex-
presses great satisfaction at the manner
the Plant System has handled It,
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FOR TOMOCHICHPs GRAVE.
'eD"hles viii Soon Ship the BouI.
der From Stone Moun.o,,,

VII SOOn ship the ROuI-
der From Stone Mountain.
Nfs' W. w. Gordon, president of the
ueofsla Society of Colonial DANES bas "a
r r''Ien from a visit to stone mountain
s sI she went at the request Of vanan ~
IN 80. 70 select the stone that is To sfanS
~ right square as a monument ~ sSala
an '',ll' The Venables agreed SOM III, ~
10, 70 furnish the boulder desired eo, ' NE
ib H., but they had diffionltv j., ~, .nls
De acceptable. one as would
Cor. lon her arrival at the mount.,u ~,
w6o M Twas was met by MIR. w. II yana M
the l i,cs "a her IDEAS as to the dnensions
seC c stone should have and nr r,,silsions
the - II at once. Mrs. Gordon hoIsl. 70
The S Hantt win be made within osnev 0S.
the S Central Railroad has aFr .s.1 q Week.
Damo louder a free transportation a 20 give tS
tTg 1f y anticipate no further SeIa, ana 1 the
re - an 40 place when once II mas ar - get
be- VIZ annual meeting Of the soc,s arrived
ana "f q in Savannah some tin 9oeieey = %
boulder particularly desired ~ b - zap -
the old CHEZ II Place @ mark the SPOT where ere
assemble. ~ the time the Danes
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Editor Morning News: We desire through
your medium to return our sincere thanks
to Superintendent Mcclure and his eff
hcient associates for their valuable service
rendered at the fire in our store this af-
ternoon. Their promptness undoubtedly
prevented disastrous conhagration, and
saved us very serious inconvenience. Res
pectfulIy, Sosomons g. Co.-ad.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

START A MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
at home; particulars for stamp ormond
Company, Dept. rs, Chicago
INVEST YOUR MONEY IN OUR
wheat pools; we pay 10 TO 20 per cent
monthly dividends. We have never made
a loss operating with our infallible sys-
tenn: write for particulars. Combination
Investment Co., Rialto Building, Chicago
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO IN
vest $500 or more, securing large perma-
nent Income; capital safe; profits sure.
H. Griffin. 11s0 Broadway. New York
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Continued from Third Page.


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FOR SALE. A BLOCK OF IA LOTS ON
Anderson, in Padelford ward; these lots
are being improved by the city's openins
streets in che section, they are nearer the
city than Co.linsville; all high and level.
Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, CORNER JEFFERSON
and Duffy, store and residence; purchaser
wanted. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, SEVERAL LOTS ON
First street, between Drayton and Lin
coin. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, go FEET FRONT LOT ON
Anderson, between Abercorn and Drayton;
south side; only vacant lot on the block;
price low. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE. TWO 2-SToRY RESI-
dences, corner Montgomery and Duffy,
renting for $3.50: we are requested to sell
quick. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, THREE NICE LOTS ON
New Houston, east. Prendergast & Black.
FOR SALE, HOUSE ON ST. JULIAN,
second east of Price on south side for
small investment it pays well. Prender-
CAST Black.
FOR SALE, TAYLOR STREET RESI-
dence, between Abercorn and Drayton; $40
cash; balance Z per cent. Prendergast
e Black
FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
dence property numbers 206 2O6ia, POS New
Houston street, west; we want a bid;
here's your chance. Platshek & Co., 10
Bryan, east.
FOR SALE, TWO-STORY DWELL
ing 50x100 feet lot in Brownsville, at
$500; terms easy; don't miss it. Platshek
& Co., 10 Bryan, east
FOR SALE. MAGNIFICENT LOT
60x100 Jones street, for $1,000; come at
once. Platshek & Co., 40 Bryan street,
east.
FOR SALE, AT BARGAIN, NUMBERS
5, Z, 8, East Broad street. three two-story
brick tenements, paying per cent. Plat
shek & Co, 10 Bryan, east.
FOR SALE, HALF ACRE BUILDING
lots on Coast Line Road, in vicinity DEL
schig's Nursery; cheap to desirable par
ties. u Liberty, west.
FOR SALE, 5000 CASH, $500 AT 6
per cent INTEREST," time to suit purchaser;
80 acres of land, more or less; % acres I'M
| der cultivation, facing Herb River" in
| Thunderbolt said place contains one two
| story frame house, with eight rooms, out
| houses and stables. Fine orchard and vine
| yard; taxes paid and titles clear; electric
| railroad and public road passes through
| the grounds; insurance 81, $50 Thos L. Hill
! attorney, No. BUN street, Savannah, Ga
| RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
| for sale all over the city on easy terms
| Robert H. Tatem, real estate dealer, No.
| z York street. west.
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day morning, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Woods. Some two weeks
ago she sustained heavy fall, breaking
her arm, and never recovered from the
shock of the accident. The deceased was
Go years of age.
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Nv Plant system.

Leave Savannah. city time, $40 a. M,
9:S5 a. M, 1906 a. M, 6:S5 p. m.
Arrive Tampa Bay Hotel, 5:45 D. M.
sos D. M, S:25 p m, S:25 a. m.
Arrive Port Tampa, $40 p. M, $3.50 n.
m. $50 D. m, 1855 a. m.
Trains leaving Savannah 1905 a. m.
daily except Monday. 3. w. Wrenn,
-ad. Passenger TraMc Manager.
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FINANCIAL.

SOMETHING NEW IN STOCKS AND
bonds pays 200 per cent. per year on in
vestmeut; any amount; investors secured,
payable any time; no speculation; best ref
erences; write for particulars Investors
Trust. 1921 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING
by competent workmen promptly attended
to. d. N. Thomson, agent. 146 West
Broad; he also makes a speciality of ex-
changing large stock now on hand. Phone
2625.
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what a sanguine disposition your wife
has. yes; she never let's up when she
has decided what ought TO do."-Cnica-
so Record.
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REWARD.

REWARD-IF THE LITTLE GIRL TO
whom a soldier handed green silk UNI
brella with gold and tortoise shell handle.
at the corner of Liberty end Drayton
streets, this morning, will bring 1t to Gen.
Gordon's residence, she Will receive re-
ward.
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BOARDING.

= - :
KENTUCKY RESTAURANT BILL
of fare for dinner this day; Chicken ana
okra soup, chicken a-la-mode, prime ribs
of roast beef, stuffed roast chicken, mash
ed potatoes, new green peas, sugar corn,
rice, lettuce salad, lemon and cocoanut'pie,
all for Is cents, at the Kentucky restau-
rant, 222 ST. Julian street, west OF city
market at
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LOST A FEMALE NEWFOUNDLAND
puppy, about six weeks old. Reward II re-
turned to 113 East Gordon street.
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LOST, SATURDAY, GOLD CHARM.
shell design. Get reward at liz East Henry
street.
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FAWN HOUND BITCH, LARGE
brown spots; slit in ears answers 10 Gyp.
Liberal reward at al jefferson street
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BOARDING, PRIVATE FAMILY CAN
accommodate four gentlemen; entire floor
to themselves; toilet with hot and cold
water, same floor; rates very reasonable;
location best; fine table. Address II. s.,
Morning News Hs
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TRY MY NEW GEORGIA SYRUP &c
gallon at Renters, corner Drayton and
Liberty.
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BIG LINE AWNINGS, STRIPES.
cheaper than ever, at w. T.. Shivers &c
Co.. Abercorn street.
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coNIDA's ASSORTED CHOCOLATE;
thirty different kinds; are only Csc per
pound. You know they are fine
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

COOKING BUTTER. TABLE BUTTER.
In small tins for family use; eggs and
poultry. W. Inman Miller, 224 Bay, west.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED, UPHoI,-
stored. renovated; specialty-packing and
shipping David Clark. 141 Jefferson
street.
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GEORGIA AND TEXAS RUST
proof seed oats and choice rose seed pota-
foes for sale. The Tietjen Grocery, sue
cessor Graham Grocery.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LEFT IN SOME RETAIL STORE,
while shopping. silk umbrella; porcelain
handle; court lady figure. Return to 1874
McDonough street, east.
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LOST, THURSDAY, ON CHARLTON,
between Drayton and Bull streets, or on
Bull, black crochetted shoulder cape.
Finder please return to 423 Bull street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Low PRICES AND EASY PAYMENTS
make A. $. Griffin the man TO whom you
should give your orders for furniture, etc !;
see his goods and prices. Telephone 1854.
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NOTICE-LOST, AND REWARD OF
fered for return of same: Stock scrip No
SN. for ten shares of stock In Georgia
State Building and Loan Association; also
pass book relating to same, also pass
book in savings department Citizens Bank
of Savannah, showing balance Of $500; all
of the above standing In the name of j. H.
Lange. All persons are warned against
trading for any of the above. Harry
LANCE, administrator estate J. H. LANCE.
LOST, BLACK AND WHITE SPOT
ted pointer Finder will be rewarded for
bringing him to S14 East Eleventh street.
LOST, LEMON AND WHITE SETTER
dog pup six months old; answers TO name
Of Jim. Reward If returned to 20 Haber-
sham street.
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GREEN GROCERY DOING A PAY
ing business; best of reasons for SELL
ing. Address Hail, this office
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FOR SALE, BABY CARRIAGE AND
child's bed cheap; also basement room for
rent. Apply 219 Gordon street, east.
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PUT RHEUMATISM 10 FLIGHT
with Anderson's Lightning Cure; it never
fails. Trial size, Soc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WE ARE SELLING FREEzERs VERY
cheap. Anybody can now afford to own
one. We are closing out our lot of stoves
cheap; now is your time Bernstein Dun
aif, odd Fellows Building
DEL IcIoUS CREAM CHOCOLATES,
assorted pound boxes at Csc. Hetterich
Candy Factory, 400 Broughton. west.
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IF YOU'VE HAD THE GRIP YOU
need Sow Rem for the cough; stop in and
get dose free, Persse's Drug Store, Henry
and Abercorn, Wayne and Barnard, Bryan
and West Broad.
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FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwell' Sc Chapman.
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FOR SALE, ALL THE STEAM COAL
you want can be secured by telephoning
81. Domestic Coal and Wood Co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WITH BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS
on parlor floor. II West Gordon.
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FOR SALE, STERLING" UPRIGHT
piano, handsome bed lounge, New Home
sewing machine, fine black walnut suit
furniture; can be seen at warerooms Dis
triet Messenger Company, Congress and
Montgomery streets.
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D. o'CoNNELL, BUILDER AND
house repairing promptly attended TO.
Consult him before building 4O7 West
Anderson street.
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FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BID AC-
commodatd with permanent or table board
at 1909 East McDonough street. Terms rea-
sonable.
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FOR SALE, AT BARGAIN, NUMBERS
5, Z, 9, East Broad street. three two-story
brick tenements, paying per cent. Plat
shek & Co, no Bryan, east.
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DAISY AND PANSY PLANTS Is
cents dozen. Wagners, 242 Bull street.
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BOARDING, PLEASANT ROOMS
with board. 215 West Liberty street
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board, in private family; gentleman
only. 513 Liberty street.
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FOR SALE, HALF ACRE BUILDING
lots on Coast Line Road in vicinity Oel-
schig's Nursery; cheap to desirable par
ties u Liberty. west
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WANTED. MARRIED. COUPLE TO
board In private family; no children; well
kept table and splendid locality; reason
able terms. Burpee, Morning News
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FOR SALE, ONE LIGHT TOP SPRING
wagon and one new dump cart 2O7 West
Broad. J. P. Brown.
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FOR SALE, PLYMOUTH ROCK AND
Brown Leghorn eggs for Matching WILL
lam A. Waiter, Isle of Hope.
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harness. in good order. cheap. Mrs. J.
A. Conhihap3 SO East 1KfcDosntough street.
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FOR ANYTHING TO EAT OR DRINK
from a choice roast to bottle of beer
give me trial. Coffee at 15 20, rs, 80
Catsup 5, 10, 15c. Heinz said dressing on
ly zoe. Barbour West Broad and Henry.
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THE BUSINESS or THE KEN
lucky restaurant" has increased to such
an extent that we were compelled to make
great alterations, in order to serve our
customers in an up-to-date manner, and
we wish to impress upon your minds that
nowhere on this earth can you be served
with a meal for Is cents such as you can
and do get here, Notwithstanding the ads
of imitators, so don't be fooled, but dine
at the restaurant where you will always
find for the small sum OF Is cents the
best the market affords. Kentucky Res
taurant, 222 st. Julian street, west, be-
tween Jefferson and Barnard.
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FOR SALE. MAGNIFICENT LOT,
60x100 Jones street. for $1,000; come at
once. Platshek & Co., no Bryan street,
east
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MY PAIR OF STYLISH DRIVING
horses or will exchange for heavier pair.
George w. Tiedeman. city.
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FOR SALE, TWO-STORY DWELL
ing on 50x100 feet lot in Brownsville, at
$500; terms easy; don't miss it. Platshek
& Co., 10 Bryan, east.
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WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST LINE
of watches here. Solid gold and others.
II you want to buy, come see me. f. Wach-
stein, corner Broughton and Jefferson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05

ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CLAWFEET
sdeboard, mahogany wardrobe, two ma
hogany combination secretary book cases.
etc. Fox's, Hull and Whitaker.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05

FOR SALE, UNREDEENfED PLEDGES
cheap. One gas range and one fine organ
at a bargain; also a grass mower at the
Savannah, Georgia, Loan Pawn Office. 20
Jefferson street, corner Congress.