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SCFJVEX TKOOP IN TENTS
COU GORDON AND STAFF VIBIT
THE SYLVaNIA ENCAMPMENT.
T ji9 Closing Fxercfses of the Week’s
Festivities- A Gala Day With
fcriven County’s Soldiery and
Citizens— CoL Gordon's Speech to
tie Troopers—The Organization of
gcriven's Troop.
Yesterday was the closing day of the fall
encampment of the gallant Troop D, Fifth
Georgia cavalry, of Scrivea county. Invi
tations had been extended to Col. W. W.
Gordon and staff to be present to witness
the final exercises of the three days,encamp
ment, which was inaugurated and success
fully carried through by the gallant mei
composing the troop. The Morning News’
Guyton correspondent boarded the up
passenger on the Central, where he fouud
Col. Gordon, Maj. T. a Wvlly, Jr., and
Adjt. A.. R. Lawton, Jr., who were ea
route to Syivauia.
On arriving at Rocky Ford, the junction,
the party boarded Col. Dell’s pet project,
the Sylvania railroad, and was joined by a
few citizens, who wanted to see the gallant
soldiers.
Am rig the number vras A. J. DnneoUj
one of the enterprising citizens ia and
around the junction who controls large
lauded interest and runs a brick yard and
6tore. The trip to Sylvania is through a
wooded section interspersed witu farms and
neat farm hou es. l’he flel is are white
with cotton showing in unmistakable t-rms
the scarcity of labor and the effects of the
recent rains which have interfered with
pioking.
the arrival at sylvania.
At the ancient but beautiful town of Syl
vania the Seriven Troop was drawn up in
line, and at its head was its stilwart cap
tain', J. J. Brewer, a veteran of the war,
whose devoted services were often recog
nized by his superior officers. In size and
appearance it is said by the knowing ones
that Capt. Brewer clo-ely resembles the
world renowned Prince Bismarck. The
customary military salute was given
Cel. Gordon and his associates, and
horses were brought forward and
mounted, ad at the signal the
line ol march was taken up for the catr fl
ing ground beyond the town. As the gaily
dewed troopers with their handsome new
helmets, worn for the first time, nea ed the
Uiwu oa their splendid chargers the wel
come smiles of fair maidens, lovely young
ladies and grav-haired matrons greeted the
soldier boys as they passed along the streets.
Tbe splendid wall tents loaned to {ha corps
for the occasion by Adjt. Gen. Kell were
pitched in a field beyond the town, which
for all purposes for drill, etc., could not be
found a more desirable location. The
c lonel with bis staff and the officers of the
troop hastily inspected the quarters and a
half hour wes spent in making the acquaint
ance of the members.
COMPANY D’S DRILL.
At the sound of the bugle the men as
lemb ed in the parade ground, and under
command of Capt. Brewer, were put through
tie various evolutio .a of the drill, which
showed that the men had b ten thoroughly
Instructed. Th" rapid ty of the movements,
tbe precision with which theevolutions were
eiecuted, the soldierly bearing of the men,
the hmdsome emarges and neat equipments
elicited many complimentary remarks, not
only from the colonel but the large crowd
assembled to witness the parade. Their
drill and charging was superb.
A: ti.ee dof the morning drill and parade
a short time was take i for rest when Capt.
Browerdiew the troop in line and presented
sabers to Col. Gordon. This seems to nave
j been a hint t > the gallant colonel that a
speech was next in order. Mounted
on a ha ids >ma charger himself, Col.
Gordon thanued the troop for the compli
mentary salute, and c mpUmented it upon
iti handsome and soldiery appearance, its
splendid horsemanship and its proficiency
in the and id. Hi also c mgratu ate tit upon
the good attention to its horses and its
equipments, which would compare most
favorably with any company in the state.
Col. G rdou took occasion to remind tho
troop that its time spent in camps had
amply repaid it for the loss in time other
wise. He said it is well for all democratic
Countries to have a well rejulated force to
assist the civil authorities in the enforce
ment of the laws. He expressed his regrets
that the troops did not attend the Augusta
encampment last summer, bu the three
days of camp life which they had just ex
perienced would be of incalculable benefit
to it. At the conclusion of Col. Gor
don s speech, which was well received by
the troop and the large crowd of ladies ami
g ntaemen present, the troop gave three
cheers and a tiger, an i were dismissed for
dinner.
THE DIN'NER.
This was a most interesting part of tb
programme, a:noe the collation waa prepar and
hy the iady friends of the corps, Mrs. Jane
IP berts a most estimable matron, took
oharge of the officers’ table, to the delight
Bh„„a S ®.T ho pa took of tlje good things so
abundantly supplied.
'i o >lock the troop assembled, and,
lnv ‘ ted guest mounted, took ud the
Imaof march for tne depot, At the depot
which a f f w ‘ arowe, l remarks,
reond ff rh n °“h 7 Ch9o;eJ - As tho trai “
airier i, bo > s gave a parting salute
the sei“, rnßd t 0 CaUlp, Wbich was closed f r
Btv he t .1 ay itse ' f was most auspicious; the
rt;\iT COVered the oarth with golden
[rj ’the f a WaS refreshing and choer-
I'iuallv tcri U " Bre not d,B V '. and the
me war rh P f‘ y to‘ K incsnv enience of too
i t 111 the atmosphere for pleas
fh V 9 ouidoor exercise waa wanting. II
‘^ZT; r r P , was organized ia
fifth f£^ Bh tlie lato war as l' arc of the
uIW Thi Cavalr - Vanrl was organized
P_'.’ . dll ©present officers are:
J, j. Brewer,
tirst Lieuwnant— M. D. Lanier,
jeco .and Leutenaut— VV. JJ. Hobbv
t r C^° Dd LioUt ouant—J. Si. Connor.
tS&SKsr*
I Lieut M i ‘luar.ermaster.
■>ntlem; n L of“ er V £ obby and Connor are
Keir gallant eo‘^ t 9 I^ etit if and ubl >' a3S ist
Be tr op, 1 a - Kaul lu tire management of
•feVaudn Wt “,' ,XpreSS9d that Ma L
By m a "l the other gentlemen of the
■ -tag and and not attend.
■ Tr.e Weekly Test Alarms.
H Chief Mouro reports the foi
*: ;^i Ur:llS by tho firo Apartment
Clot so
Box No. 0
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Bf. uct -.4 and Box No. 12
I- Box No. 15
B Tf iU HI Visit ANO HAKBOK.
Along the Wharves and
B„ the Shipping.
uJo barna rJ cleared yesterday
’cl'ta'es^fh'^ 1 £" lydo for Barcelona,
B v>,,: ' pmud. f l ,‘ pland cot bon, weighing
B Hit m ’. Vnlue ' l at *230,83 50
B>l, w:t- : So~ cleared yesterday f< r
fttiictr 07 s ?* u Pla-d cotton,
B“Uiad’uf P °, l ' Ud ß’ valu,jd ot lb .Ot>o.
B: this vessel car K° clea ™i pre-
B UAI “ AsU tJHjaaixa.
rot the"’ W *i 0 , bas t>oen telegraph
Bt ^ ^al:anr(>ad : anr(>ad a t Mac-on,
fur Eufonl hlß x/ rieDdß . p * e ! caves
B as chi -f i„,.u a : ;\ a -■ t° take a posi-
Pia e . s of tbe Central’s agent at
■pv,i, Horßß - 9t Prices and then
B -Cipol th ° ®>' e SSe ‘ h - I Bo-
B ' ! Sc,laul . One Price to aU.
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tive tonic and nervine. It im
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guaranteed togivo satisfaction in
every case, or money refunded.
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Asa regulator and promoter
of functional action, at that crit
ical period of change from girl
hood to womanhood, “ Favorite
Prescription” is a perfectly safe
remedial agent, and can produce
only good results. Equally effica
cious and valuable in its effects
when taken for those disorders
and derangements incident to that
later and most critical period,
known as “The Change of Life.”
Tbe Sunday Morning News
W ill be found regularly on sale at the fol
lowing plaoesi
Jstill’s News Depot.
Conner’s News Stand.
E. J. Kioffer’s Drug Store, oorner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryhe & Co.’s Drug Store, West
Broad and AValdtmrg streets.
Hi. J. fC Y(lnge’s Drug Store, corner
Whitaker arid Duffy streets.
McCauley ft Co.’s Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
W. A. Bishop’s Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streets.— Adv.
Milton, Fla.
This to certify that T hare been afflioted with
Scrofula, or 'Blood Poison, for a number of
years. The beet physicians of Mobile and this
city said nothing could be done for me. I also
took a large quantity of , bu: found no re
lief in anything that I took. My limns were a
mass of ulcers, and when I was sent to a phy
sician in Mobile my entire body was a mass of
sores. 1 had given up all hope, and as a last
resort tried P. P. P. (.Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and P* tas ititn), and after using four bottles
(small size) the sores have entirely disappeared,
and my general health was never better than at
the present time, and people that know me
think it a wonderful cure. Respectfully,
— Adv. Eliza Todd.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Executors’ Sale I
STEAM TUGS, BARGES, Etc.
By J. WlGLaughfi i & Son.
On MONDAY, 3rd November, 1890, at 11 o'clock,
at Ship Railway wharf, opposite side of the
river, foot of East Broad street. Boats will
be in attendance to convey parties across. We
will sell at public auction at the above men
tioned date, hour and place the following
Steam Tugs and Barges, property of the late
GEORGE F. BYRNES, viz:
“STEAM TITG WINPENNY— Rebuilt in 1886.
in good order. 17 ft. square cylinder, length 66
ft., breadth 14 ft;, dgavva 7)4ft. water.”
“STEAMER SEMINOLE—KeeI condenser,
draws 4 ft. 6 in , licensed to carry 50 passengers,
with tank, in good order.”
“BARGE OSCAR WlLDE—Sealed inside, suit
able for carrying rice or any other freight, with
a capacity of about 500 bushels.”
“BARGE M\Y BELLE Sealed inside, suita
ble for rice and other freight; capacity about
500 bushels.”
“BARGE WARSAW Sealed inside for
rice or other fre ght; capacity about 500 bush
els.”
TERMS CASH: purchasers to pay for titles.
Ten percent, deposit required from each pur
chaser on day of 6ale. Three days allowed for
removal.
WILLIAM I. CL’ ARY,
CHARLES C. ELY,
Exeoutors last will and teßtainent of George
F. Byrnes, deceased,
AT AUCTION"!
FINE PARLOR, DINING-ROOM AND OTHER
FURNITURE, AND SUNDRIES.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer.
WILL SELL on Monday 20th, inst., at 11 A
M., at 141 Cos ipress. A large lot of fine ur
nlture, consisting in part, of very pretty PAR
LOR SUIT in fancy shapes, one PARLOR SUIT
hair, lino WALNUT FRAMES and covers,
WALNUT leather covered DINING-ROOM
CHAIRS, BED ROOM SUIT in oak and walnut,
SITTING DESK, fine BABY CARRIAGE, cost
fortv dollars. MAHOGANY M vRSLR TOP
BUREAU. LOUNGE, CHILD'S COMBINATION
CHAIR and CARRIAGE. 51 \HOOANY TABLE,
SUNDRY SMALL TABLES SAFE, RANGES.
M ATTRES -Ed, SINGLE BED SPRING. ROCK
ERS. SEWING MACHINE, WALNUT RE
FRIGERATOR. EXT N-ION TABLE, MAS
SIVE WALNUT BEDSTEAD and SPRING,
CROCKERY, REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIR.
WALNUT BED-ROOM CHAIRS, RIFLES and
REVOLVERS, OIL STOVE.
A Fine Chance For a Fine
Lot.
A SPLENDID LOT AT AUCTION ON EASY
TERMS.
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer.
Will sell at the court house during the usual
hours of sale on TUESDAY. Nov. 4 1890 Lot
No.—Gaston Ward next to the northwest corner
ot Gwinnett and Montgomery streets, said lot
having a front of tnlrty-two rest and a depth of
130 feet. Terms oue-thlrrt cash, one third in one
year and oue-t iird in two years with Interest at
seven per cent, per annum. This is one of the
finest vacant lots in the western part of the
city.
DRUGS AMD MEDICINE.
The Boss Corn Varnish
CURES Corns, Warts and Bunions. No knits.
No cutting. No pain. Sure cure or no pay.
Sold by all druggists.
J. C. MIMS& CO., Proprietors,
SAVANNAH, UA.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1890—TWELVE PAGES.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
AvrrpTrsKiisxrx tror<u •
** Mi " tnttrud for OSS
CXST A WOHD, Com* i Advance mu*
hwrWwfc
Svwrybody who hat any wane to msvvty.
anythin] to bay or teil, any businesmar
accommodations to Knirt indsed.any wish
Lo jralify, shotUd advortim tn this oolnmn.
CALENDAR.
OCTOBER
SUNDAY
O day most calm, most bright, the fruit -of
this, the next world's bud.— George Herbert.
SMOKE
Era Osrisz Ginn
e
EVERY DAY.
PItBSOXAL.
T PHOTOGRAPHS, all styles nnd sizes, from
A stamps to life size. P ine cabinets a spe
cialty; price, $2 a dozen. Views taken to order
in city or country. Business established June
4. iwa. J, N. WILSON. 2I Bull street.
TO my friends and the public, I here started
a first class liarber shop on Whitaker street.
BEN GAILS, Proprietor.
I PERSONAL. Anyone wishing to buy or sell
real estate, stock or bonds, call on or write
to R. I>. I.a ROCHE, No. 116 Bryan street.
AT AUCTION—Those wishing to buy good
horses, mule* and buggies can do Tuesday.
Oct. 21st, in front of GUILMARTIN &
MEHRTENB' stables. West Broad and South
Broad.
BESIDES our regular stock of imported goods
wo have twelve thousand dollars’ worth of
domestic goods from cheapest to the best. M
LAVIN’S ESTATE.
fpO THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. ~
Come and see the beautiful Sohool Tablets at
M. T. TAYLOR'S, 135 York street. They are
beauties. _The prettiest and cheapest In town.
ON IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
-1 sixe picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graplw. Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
THERE is everything to Interest you m the
Sunday Mossing News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets.
TTNTIL further notice, GOTTLIEB A lIOFF
v MAN, 159 Broughton street, will make the
best cabinet photos at S3 per dozen. Life size
portraits in crayon, pastel, etc., at reduced
■ ates. N. B. The above low prices are tempor
ary only.
A UCTIONEERS’ SALE STABLES sell stock
41 superior aud for less money than some
would-be frit-class dealers can buy for. Special
sale ThuriMay, Oct. 23.
C"! ALL ON McCAULEY & CO„ druggists, and
J get a copy of Sunday s Morning News.
OH! Is that you Mrs. Newfangle* I nm so
glad. Go ng to BARBOUR’S, Price and
Hall streets, I suppose? Yes! Well, we ll go
together.
M I.AVIN'S ESTATE are thoroughly stocked
. with inverted and domestic Wines and
Liquors, aad are offering bargains.
\ NNTE, have yon seen the wonderful dls
-41 play of gold rin rs ii FEGEAS’ window?”
"No, not yet.” "You better, he bought tlum in
Now York for spot cash at one-tbird their
intrinsic value. Look at the prices I noticed."
IF you are in need of money and want a
liberal loan, at lowest rate of interest, on
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc.;
and if you want your valuables returned In the
same condition as left, patronize home enter
prise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah
Lie nsed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress
street. E. MUULBERG, Manager.
IT'MPIRE BARGAIN CO., Corner Liberty and
J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a verr low price.
READ the Sunday Morning Nkws. For sale
at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
A CHOICE selection of fine curtains just re
received, from 60c to #5 a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
REAL ESTATE—Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
QAVANNAH, GA., Oct. 13, 1890—We, the
O 51erchants of Savannah, dealers in Cloth
ing, Hats, Sho s aud Gents’ Furnishings, do
here agree to close our respective establ Kli
ments at 7 p. m., the year around, excepting
the month of December and all Saturday even
ings: A. Falk & Son, B H. Levy A Bro., Appel
ft Sohaul. A. S. Cohen, Globe Shoe S ore, Byck
Bros, D. P. Myerson, B Hymes, Butler &
Morrissey. I\ Tuberdy, Collat Bros., Kohler’s,
D. S. Greenbautn, Joun F. LaFar, A. S. Nichols,
L. Freid, Dry! us Bros
HEU WANTED.
SAWYER WANTED, will pay 84 per day to a
first class man. App.y immediately to
PEACOCK & PETERSON, Stuckey, (P. O.)
Ga.
V%7 ANTED a cook, white or colored. Apply
VV Monday on .Montgomery street, 2 doors
south of Anderson street.
YX7 ANTED, a competent house servant. R* f-
V V erences required. Appl, at 33 Charlton
street.
C3 OLORED boy wanted, good wages given to
) one willing to work and well recom
mended. FEGEAS, 112 Broughton street.
TRAVELER wanted by a wholesale house;
only reliable men need apply, inclosing
references. Address 1.C.E., Ne.\s office.
AY J ANTED, a competent house servant at
VV good wages. Apply with recommenda
tions at 107 Bull street.
\IT ANTED, blacksmith for saw-mill, also m 11
VV foreman, wno is a first class sawyer. Ad
dress W. A EVANSi-Naylor, Ga.
TITANTED, a woman to cook and wash for
VV two, also a house maid. Apply at 84
Jones street.
TIT ANTED, a half-grown while girl to go to
VV Brunswick, Ga., to make herself useful in
small family; good wages and home to right
party. Address Mss. E. F. C., No. 711 Ell s
street, BruDS ick, Ga.
TXT ANTED, a good, honest cook for a small
VV family, must havo recommendations
from last employer. Apply between 2 and 6p.
m. 8, E. corner Charlton and Habersham street.
D, B. MORGAN.
Ilf ANTED, by a Now York tea, coffee and
VV spice house a first-clans salesman con
trolling trade in this line. Only those giving
reference and full particulars will bo noticed.
Address "ENTERPRISE,’' Savannah Monung
News office.
ATT ANTED, four mechanics and one saw filer
VV at once. Will pay good wages to first
class men. Apply to PEACOCK * PETERSON,
Stuckey (P. O.) Ga.
TTT ANTED, a respectable white person to go
VV to Marietta, as nurse for 8-year-old
child; will be expected to stay in bouse at
night; work not heavy; wages good, and home
pieasant and comfortable. Address, with refer
ences) “R,” box 68, Marietta, Ga.
HELP WANTED.
\\'ANTED, a competent cook. Apply to ITS
’ v Drayton street.
\\' ANTED, two experienced salesladies
D CttOHAN & DOONKR.
INDUSTRIOUS young ladies can obtain pay
lngemployment at 210 Br< uahton street
\\ T ANTED, a good tailored, by 8. J. TISH
' ' LE.C ,101 Licerty strop;.
Ay ANTED. a nurse and a h usemaid at once.
v v Apply 84 Hall street, con er \borer*ru
1 PLASTERERS WANTED .V plv to W. T.
COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa. Fia.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED. Apply to W. T.
COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel. Tampa, 11a
AT'ANTED, a middle-aged woman, white or
v ’ colored, to cook. Apple is A llliam street.
\I'ANTED, a good tailoress Apply Monday
v v morning. A. GETZ, The Tailor.
Jefferson street.
\\' ANTED, a white nurse; must come well
** recommended. Address or call at 116
Taylor street.
PAINTER—A first-class man wanted
C* immediately. Steady work. WESTCOTT
BROS,. 31 Whitaker strew.
A\'ANTED, a good coat maker. Address
’ I stating salary expected, box 138, Val
dosta, Ga.
WANTED—A PRINTER.-A middle aged
’ v printer without family, who under
stands press work and job work, can secure an
easy and pleasant situation, where but little
work is required, provided he is willing to work
for his beard, lodging an i a small salary.
Locality not tar from Savannah. He must be
a temperate man. Address staling age. present
residence and salary expected, “FRANKLIN"
care of Morning News office, Savannah, Ga
B-LJ i . .
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED—By young man as
kd clerk in wholesale or retail grocery, 83
Gordon street.
\y ANTED, by a young lady, a position as
* book keeper or do office work. G., Nows
office.
SITUATION wanted by young lady as stenog
O rapiier and typewriter; commercial busi
ness preferred; good copyist and willing to do
office work. Address WILLING, this omoe.
Ay ANTED—Au experienced double entry
T V bookkeeper, good penman, an expert In
figures, wishes to make au engagement; refer
• nces furnished upon application. Address
LIGHTNING, this office
Y\, r ANTED, position by a watchman; four
'' years in present position. Address
WATCHMAN, care this office.
\XT ANTED, position us collector, well ac
v quainted with city, and owns horse. Ad
dress FORD, this office.
\N EXPERIENCED PRESCRIPTION!ST
desires a situation. Address CREOLLN E
care Morning News.
SITUATION WANTED.- A young German
confeotioner wants a steady situation. Ap
ply corner Jefferson and Bay streets, laloon.
\ GOOD SOPRANO, late of Boston Con-
A servatory of Music, desires charge of a
choir; will guarantee fine music, well rendered
at every service; will also assist in musical en
tertainments for benefit of the church. Address
H., News office.
ROOMS IVANTED.
YV' ANTED, flat of four rooms or small house
!! convenient to Central depot. Address
C. W. L., 41 Lincoln street.
YVTANTED, two single or one double room,
*v furnished. Address DeFOE, this office,
stating rent and location.
TWOgeatlemhn want neatly furnished room
with use g sand bath, convenient to busi
ness, 1. M„ Morning Now a
\Y 7 ANTED, three or four rooms, furnished or
I v unfurnished, for light housekeeping. Gas
and water, rood location, etc. Address, stating
terms, D. w. T , Marshall bouse.
WANTED, by gentleman and wife, two partly
furnished rooms for housekeeping in a
small, quiet, private house wit in ten minutes,
waik of Pulaski. No' children. Address M.,
News office.
AST ANTED, by a young married couple from
v Noy. 1, thr euufuruishedrooniß. Address,
s atlug price. "E," oare of MULLRYNE’S
PHARMACY, West Broad street. City.
MISCELLANEOUS wants.
\\7 ANTED, alt my friends to come and shave
1 v at my barb, rsh p. BEN GAILS.
WANTED, two showcases, good style, must
be cheap. Apply 131 Cougress street.
WANTED, bank stocks, loan association
stocks, and stocks of all local institutions.
ROWLAND & MYERS, 122 Bryan street.
\\T ISH TO BUY, rent or base at once from
VV five to fifteen acres of laud with good
housings within five miles of city limits. Ad
dress L. F. 8., Morning News
'VATANTED, a house with yar.iroom for shed
Tv for three or four horses and vehicle.
UNCLE SAM, News office.
Y\7'ANTED, my patrons to know that 1 shall
VV continue to keep Ice Cream as well as
Oysters the season through. CHURCHILL.
by young man of temperate hab
VV its, good standing board with piivate
family Address C. Y., this office.
ATOUNG GENT desires first-class table board
X in vioinity of park. Addross ”J,”News
office.
\\ r ANTF.iI, every one to know that we antici
v V pated the McKinley tariff bl 1 and bought
supplias before the advance. M. LAVIN’B ES
TATE.
DON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday’s Issue of
the .Morning News. Eor sale at BISHOP'S!
DRUG STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
VAT ANTED, everybody to know that on and
vV afterX3d Inst., oysters ill every style can
be bad at the Forest City Ice Cream Garden.
CHURCHILL
ATOUNO MAN and wife want board with pri
-1 vnte family. References exchanged. Ad
dress L. O. G., postoffice box 115, city.
VAT ANTED, everybody to secure a few gallons
VV of liquor at auction price. Bargains are
seldom offered like those of In. LAVIN’S
ESTATE.
WANTED, one hundred share* of stock each
of Series A and B of the Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company. State
number of shares and price. Address SPECU
LATOR, this office. '
ROOMS TO RENT.
Ij9OR RENT, suite of rooms 43 York street,
1 with use of bath.
(DOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished, at 56
X iarnard street.
IDOR RENT, furnished south room, with use
1 of bath, West Broad street.
fTViVO nicely furnished south rooms with use of
1 bath, 208 Bryan street.
IDOR RENT, upper half of house 66 Reynolds.
Enquire on premises.
r pO RENT, two front rooms, one arge and
A_ one small. No. 36 East Broad street.
IDOR RENT, furnished south room to gentle
-1 men. Apply luO President street.
1> 00313 TO RENT and boarders wanted.
I Apply 189 McDonough street.
TANARUS) EAUTIFUL south room, unfurnished, to
I > rent. No children; reference requ.red.
147 Perry street.
r XO RENT, a south front Mom, nicely furn
-1 is ie gas. hot and oold water; all conveni
ences. 154 Jones street.
IDOR RENT, flat four rooms, furnished or un
furni bed, with all conveniences. 11
Broughton street.
IDOR RENT, nicely furnished room for gen
men. All conveniences. 219 President
street.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS to let en suite or
separately. Apply 87 Liberty, near Aber
corn street.
TDOR RENT, two large furnished rooms, with
1 bath. Gentiera m only apply, 88 Broughton
street.
IDOR RENT, elegant rooms suitabi- for light
1 housekeeping or to gentlemen. Furnished
it preferred. Pr.vate family. No. 25 McDonough
street,
= !■ ii
STRAYEU.
STRAYED. -Sterne to my place, a brlndle cow.
< wner can have same by paying charges.
H. THOMPSON, Randolph street.
houses and stores for rent.
IJV3R REOT, housi 15# Liberty street. Apply
__ to I>R. BOYD, on premises.
li'Oß LENT, the houso 04 Broughton street; j
*ili bo painted this week.
I?OR RENT, boas* 15# Taylor street. Apply
•T 8. COHEN, l.wifc Broughton street.
RENT, fine store and dwelling, corner of
Anders >n aad West Broad ■: Trots. Apply
m Hull street.
L’OR KENT, dweilinsr 12 Jones street, four
1 doors west of Whitaker. l*o session Nov. 1
U. H REMBHART, 118 Bryan street.
yOK RENT, eight r<>om hojse, all modern I
I conveniences. 171 tlwinnett street. Apply
to WM. Q, COOPER, -.8 Whitaker street.
TO KENT, No. 188 New Houston street, third
door from Jefferson street, containing
eight rooms, bath. etc. THGB. A. FOLLIAKD.
IX) RENT, a very desirable 8-story brick
house, contain;ng ten rooms, outbuilding,
stable, etc. No. 203 Congress street. THUS.
A. F< LLIAK .
*LX)K RENT, desirable residence 111 IVrrv
I street, between Bull and Drayton. Posses
sion once. ( HAS. K STI LTS '
fM)R RENT, store No. 1 ;tU4 < ongreHS street
_ Apply to MKLNIIA RD i i;< >.S. i OQ.
U'OR RENT, house. 144 Ahercorn stre *t. near
I Huntington. Apply to W. F. HOGAN. 5,'
Liberty street.
RENT, store and dwelling southeast
I corner York and Montgomery. Annie
WILLIAM SHEEHAN, on premises.
Xi'Oß RENT, that delightfully located three
-I story brick residence No. 21 Gordon street,
having every convenience; re t low; powtesalon
Immediately. Apply to PETEK REILLY.
Ij'OK RENT, dwelling on Duffy street, third
1 door north of Whitaker, fronting south.
New house, with ail modern conveniences, in
exoellent location. J. E. FULTON.
EX)R RENT, Dwelling and store 85 Whitaker
A St., from Nov. 15. ISitO. Apply to R 8.
CLAGHORN, real estate agent, T Drayton Bt.
LX)K RENT, store and dwelling, ebrner East
A Broad and Harris streets. Apply 22 East
Broad street.
"LXIR RENT-From Oct. I, residence MM
I Barnard street, facing (’hati am square.
Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE, Executor.
L,X>R RENT, a comfortable hone*, No 40 Tay
r lor street. Apply DAVIb BROS, or 162
Chariton street.
L'OR BENT—
Y THE HERMITAGE,
For {larticttlars, apply to HENRY McALPIN,
10 Bay street.
RF.NT, bouse corner Hull and Duffy,
Newly painted, as fresh as anew house.
Hot and cold water, possession at once. Apply
corner New Houston and Bull.
L'Dli RENT', a sinal 1 house, splendid location,
I No. 55t6 York street, between Lincoln and
Habersham, six (6) rooms, bath room, water
throughout; lust put in good condition. Apply
WM H. WALBII, 9 Floyd street. Keys at 53
York street.
RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield buihL
ing; it Is a handsome new edifice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of busiue e; possusi-ion given Imme
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union S oiety.
FXlIt RENT, three-story brick residence Ml
Broughton, now being thoroughly reno
vated; rent low; possession Nov. Ist. Apply to
PETER REILLY.
I TOR RENT, the King residence. No. 185 Gor
don street, is completed and In beautiful
order; can be lease! for n t rui of years. Ap
p y to R,S. CLAUIIOBN, real estate agent. No.
7 Drayton street.
r PO RENT, the most choice location in Ha van-
A- nab, residence 126 Gaston stroet, corner of
Bnll. To an acceptable tenant tlm house will
be put in good order. Apply to LEE ROY
MYERF, 133 Bay street.
ITOR RENT, au elegant four story building
45x80 on Bull street, with a cellar 10 feet In
the clear. First story 16 feet. Becond story !4
foots third story 13 feet, fourth story 12 reet
high. Plate glass front, elevator an 1 all mod
ern improvements anil comenieucss now in
conrse of erection. One of tbe best I bands in
tbe city and would make au elegant retail dry
f roods, grocery, clothi igor drug store, same be
ng one-lialf of the new building to be occupied
by us. The two stores divide,i by firs wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cember Ist. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS., Savannah, Ga.
FOR REST-MISCELLANEOUS.
YT'OR RENT, an Upright l’iano in exoellent
J repair and tune. Apply to 151 Liberty
street.
OFFICE TO RENT, large, well lighted with
small room attached, 108 President street,
corner Drayton.
TTOR RENT, a farm of 22 seres, five minutes
X walk from Belt Line stables, for truck, dairy
and poultry; nice six-room l ouse; high grouud
well drained. Apply 152 Gaston street.
r po RENT, the lurge hall in the Odd Fellows'
1 building, with nipper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germane, sociables, balls
or any public gathering: heats 009. Apply to
the JANIIoR, or to A. ft. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
ITOIt RENT, portion Latbrop warehouse. W.
’ K. WILKINSON, 143 St. Julian street.
t a OR RENT, blacksmith and wheelwright;
best stand in city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMAKTIN A MEHRTKNS’
Stables.
F’Olt RENT, stalls, mule pens; accommoda
dalions for auy kind of stock for rent in
Rtables adjoining our Sale, Boarding ami Livery
Stables. GUILMAKTIN & MEHRTEWS.
ITOR RENT, offices corner of Bull and Bryan
streets. Possession Sent Ist. For terms
apply to Q. W OWENS, 113 Bay street.
I DOR RENT, warehouse on River street, for
merly oocupisd by Artesian ice Company.
Apply to 7. (J. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
IDOR RENT, that large, well-lighted and con
veniently situated roar office 106 Bay
street, immediately adjoining the cotton ex
change Po ses ion g.ven immediately. Apply
to CHARLES F. PREM)ERaABT, 106 Bay
street.
fUKUCK FARM FOR Kl- Nr. My truck farm
J at. Locust Hill, Is for rut corner
of Gwinnett street and btiles avenue for
one year. No place in the county is
so well adap ed to vegetable culture
and its accessibility to the northern steamers
and the different railroads make It very valua
ble to the truck grower IVlt HONE.
FOR SALE.
QIX SHARES Franklin Savings and Security
P Company pai iup stock. Address SECRE
TARY, box 116, tills offler.
IDOR SALE, four mocking birJ.i of this season
v (May oir!); good singers; will be sold
cheap at : 31 Y irk street.
I DOR SALE, fifty casks lasmp’s celebrated St.
’ Louis H er. nine dol er- per cask of tan
dozen. 31. LA YIN'S Eo 1 ATE.
IDOR SALE, bank st oks, loan association
X’ stocks, and stocks of all local institutions,
ROWLAND A MYERS, 122 Brym strait.
TDOR SALE, a pair of fine working mules at
X m derate figures; can be seen at Lavinia
street, on the Ogeecuei road.
TDOR SALE, everything in real estate. Call
X an J see u arid w* will take pi ras are in
talking with you. HARMON, WALKER A
McHAKRIE, Real Estaic. I V, Broughton street,
OKU SETTS HARNESS,
ZtO'J 10J Collars,
150 Saddles.
500 Bridles,
1.900 Habere, for sals cheap
At SAVANNAH HARNESS FACTORY.
160 Broughton street.
fpiIREE slick young Mare Mules, pair blocky
1 young Horse Mules, just arrived; new
stock, guaranteed better toan the would-be
first-class stables cm get mid for Uss money.
AUCTIONEERS’ SALE STABLES. W est Broad
and Charlton streets.
I DOR SALE, the l/eet stock term in Middle
Georgia, six miles below Milledgevihe, on
Oconee river.Twe.ve mule farm open—soo acres
of pasture land under plank fence on the river.
Terms easy. Apply to J. L. SIBLEY, Milledge
vilie.ija.
IDOR SALE, seventeen acres of land and good
1 cottage red ence; Und In high state of
culiivatioa; on Gwinnett store it, three-quarters
of a mile from West Broad street ; Hu* land ha*
a fine frontage on Gwinnett street, and will
largely increase in value as noon as the South
Bound railroad com urnces work on Its dspot
grouuds in same vicinity. C. H DORSETT.
rpHE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS D on sale
1 at MCCAULEY’S DRUG STORE, New
Houston aud Drayton.
FOR SALE.
w*<f *) \ RARE Pink and White Cameo Ring,
C* V'w.vF artist looily cut.
< I ELI GANT ONYX RING; neat, ele'
br gant and trentleruany
S‘v ‘)\ ' PINR RUBY RING; a thing too
>
O’) 7 \ PLAIN GOLD BAND RING, and
’ -,I 11 etiased also at the same price.
scl Gt GARNET SET RING: a huuty and
vLetl guaranteed solid gold.
Utr FOR A FINF. SOLID SILVER RING,
s•" lieautifully chased. Such tirices 1 under
etaud cann .t bo duplicate 1, so first come, first
served. Remember the number, 112 Brjugntmi
street, at FEGEAB’.
w*9f R A CLUSTER DIAMOND RINO,
l •” " turquoises and pearls combined.
11 ft A SOLITAIRE DIAM >ND RING large
UT l A vfvf band beautifully chase!
&OA 7ff SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, beaut!
I ful pearl stone without a single
Haw.
OUILDINO LOTS for rale on easy terms. C.
I i 11.I 1 . MILLER, r. ai estate dealer.
YTOK SALE, safe, at NIC MARIN. 162 Bryan
A street.
UTOR SALE, for thirty five hundred dollars,
1 oue half cash, balance In monthly pay
ments, anew two-story residence near Haber,
sham street (electric cars); contains four bed
rooms. b sides parlor, dining room and kitchen.
C. H, DOKBETT.
wfO "L WILL BUY tbe new Davis Sewing
Machine. Closing consignment C. P.
MILLER, Congress street.
LTOR SALE, three shares ( hatham Real
1 Estate nd Iniprovgment Compainr, series
A. Name best pries. Address SHAKES, care of
this office.
UTOR SALE, e even acres, corner of Mont-
I gomery sta- et extended aad Staley
street; lots immedlaiely.across the street from
this land are iKiing sold for one hundr- and dollars
—Oh. C. H. DOttSKTT.
9 nir * M °f beautiful land 17 miles
"s't • H from city, 1U utiles from Mcldrim,
cheap. R. D, LaROCHE.
SALE Thrre sliarse of .'avannsh Im
provement stock. Address, Bov 58 this
office.
HALF,, bir and grocery in running or
der. Owner wishes to change business.
Apply 51 Zubly.J. M. DENMARK.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. See our list of
offerings in special notice column. ROW
LAND A MV ERS, 122 Bryan street.
OTOCKB.—WiII sell Chatham, Excelsior, Sa
t ' vannah Improvement Company and other
local stocks. C. P. MILLER.
SPECIAL SALE Thursday, < lei SI; host place
In Savannah to buyer sell Stock, Cattle,
etc.; no humbug sales. AU CTIONEEUS’ SALE
BIABLES.
9 houses on Roltoe street u-iw rented
it to good parties. 31 175 buy* both bouses
oouie quick. H. I). LaRoCRE.
[TOR KALE, about sixty lots on Hull and
Whitaker street*, between Ninth and
Twelfth ai reels, hating a frontage of about one
thousand feet on each street (Bnll and Whita
ker) and a depth of about two thousand aud
fifty feet. Terms one third cash and balance In
five years with interest at six per cent. C. 11.
DORSETT.
CTOCKB, bonds and Real Estate for sale by
O RORT. H TaTLM, Bull street, optiosile
Pulaski House.
\T AUCTION, Tuesday 2lt. mules, horses
and buvgios wiihout reserw, Iu front of
GUILMARI IN & MEHRTENK' sUblea, West
Broad and South Bread.
I.''UKHALhI, three piecisu f land, eleven acres,
X fifteen and one half aerva ami eight aud
three quarter acres of land, at twenty-live dob
lars per acre. Only a small flash payment w ill
bn required on either of these, aud long time on
tbe balance. C. H. DORSETT.
SALE, horse , martM, mules, drivers and
workers, just arrived; special ludueementa
to buyers. At ALMONT KTAULEB, S3 Ckmgress
street.
IiXIH HALE, two hundr-d packages of liquor,
all grades, at lowest prices. Goods were
bought at auction and will be sold accordingly.
M. LAVIN’M ESTATE.
JJTOK SALE, the well-built, finely-located and
I well arranged resldenoe oil the southwest
corner of Jones and Abercorn streetn. C. H.
DORSETT.
UTOORIDA LANDS-Earra, timber and phoa-
I phale for sale at in*Mo prlcea Call or ad
dress o.l’. MILLER, Real Estate.
BOILER FOR KALE, nriean borne steel boiler
but little used, in (pot order. Apply to
SAVANNAH SOAP WORM,
IjAOR SALE, 25 acres on White Bluff road.
. Will sell part it desired. U. P. MILLER,
Real Estate Dealer.
IjAUR SALE, desirable brick resldenoe on Gor-
J don street, between Hull aud Drayton,
fronting Monterey square. C. H DORSETT'.
IA OK SALE, beautiful house on the northwest
corner Jones and Drayton streets. This is
one of the best locations In Savannah. Terms
easy ROBERT U. LaROCHE, Heal Estate
Dealer, No. 116 Bryan street.
IDOR SALE, a good five drawer Domestic
machine |3U on sixty due's time -have not
used it two years, in excellent condition. AU
dress or see Mrs. G.. 29 Berrlea street.
tDOR SALE, two-story house aud jaf-ge lot on
south side Duffy, between Barnard and
Jefferson, for }2,5U0. C. H. DORSETT.
IjDOR SALE—Horses, mules, mares .lust ar
rived direct from the slock farms. Nicest
and cheapest in Savannah. Special induce
ments to wholesale buyers. GUILMAHTIN Sc
3IEHRTENB’ Sale, Boarding aud Llierv Stables,
M eet Broad, foot of South Broad streets. Tele
phone 251.
(DOR SALE, nine acres of land o i the White
X Bluff Road, about four miles from the
H. DORSETT.
ONE block of splendidly locs ted lot* on
Montgomery -treat. Belt Line cars run
ning by this pro petty, this block contains 16
lots and can be sold at very low figure. R. D.
Laroche.
(DOR BALE-We have one of the best
X equipped Saw Mills in Georgia, which we
desire to se.l. as we have other business which
requires all of our time. The mill is paying
handsomely, aad 5,009 acres of virgin timber
gi)i-s with mill. Adaress WILBY A 31AT
TH1S, Adel, Ua.
YpOR SALE, for S6OO, a lot 38x62 fronting on
X Habersham, Electric line just south of An
derson and near ht. Mary’s Home. C. 11. DOR
SETT. _ _____
r CENTS gets the Sunday ssue of the Morx
i) ixg Nkws. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
IVOR SALE. West Broad corner. 102 feet front,
1 west side of the street, tietween the lines of
Hall and Huntington. C. li. DORSETT.
i DOR nALE, timber lands, pine and cypress,
1 for turpentine and saw mill purposes' also
phosphate lands. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH &
co., Jacksonville, Fia.
IDOR SALE, a splendid business corner. 60x00
1 and large house, fro ting Warren square,
southwest corner Congress and Habersham.
C. H. DORSETT.
CENTS gets the Sunday Issue of the Morn
) mo News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at ML'LLKYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
IDOR SALE, a lot 62x105 on New Houston
1 str et near Abercorn. C. H. DORSETT.
C3OWB, cows: fresh milkers at YOUNG-
J SLOVE A GOODMAN’S stables.
HO A Rlll tiO.
T>OARDKRS WANTED at No." 35 Broughton"
J J corner of Price street.
(D ENTLEMEN desiring either permanent or
X table board can be accommodated at 69
Whitaker. _____
A FEW MORE boarders cAn be accommo
dated at 85 Congress street, corner Aber
corn.
XXfANTED, a few gentlemen boarders. Good
Vt board and pleasant rooms. Also table
boarders, at 157 York street.
JDIR3T-CLASS BOARD-For particulars ad
-1 dress Mf*S JENNIES. COHEN, No. 161
Ivy street, Atlanta, Ga
lost.
( OST, • black and San 3 months old, ears cut,
la avsv.i rs by the name of Mao one. A liberal
reward will be given U returned 68 Taylor street.
I OST, one yellow cow with white back, belly
J aud legs, branded Oon left hip Lost on
13th tnst. Address DOWNING, 19 East Broad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT Ben Gails' barber shop you find ft
first clas shave f,,r 10 cent*.
\FULL LINE of William H Ward 4Co M
fine stationery at Met’AU LEY St CO.'B.
f ADIKS' White Flannel teats for 25c. at
It BYCE’S.
1 JIANG LESSONS, given by Miss VIRGIB
1 ASHLEY. Tr,'m; : moderate. Referenoft
best in the city 156 .-viut.i Broad straet.
\LL sorts Kosher sausaw-'s ~at HF.NRV?
HIKKt'U'S, Macon and Drayton streets,
telephone 476.
CHELF OIL CLOTH at BYCK’B.
ICv
/’AI.IEORN'IA Peaches and Apricots: treats
V slock lust received at BARBOUR'S
GROCERY, Price and Ball streets.
i JARTIES in vetrc'i of board can be accomo-
I dated at 139Gord n street.
MONEY to lend on Improved city real estate*
C- P. MILLER Con. rsss tieet.
IJYCK does not puff, blow or squeal; hfft
J pi itme tell.
V\ HLN In went of extra pieces of Furniture
J” at lowest prices call, for I have them.
Whitaker and Hull sue- tv
BARBOUR, Price ail 1 Hall Streets, is a hue
tier. He gets up before breakfast, and ha
wants your trade.
COE’T SOAI*. in barrels, half barrels aaj
) ’ buckets. Highest price tiaid for grease.*
SAVANNAH S' >AB u< IRKS.
I,''ABT Black Rib lied Hose for Chlldreo 10c. ■
• pair a; BY( 'K S. I.'il Broughton.
i ’ P 'HI LI R will ai-llon Monday, < >ct. 20, eft
V • 11 o'clock, nmttlngß, window shades, oil
cloths, carpet*, mattreasei, etc., to oloee con
sfgmoents.
C AI.I. at mv stables to buy mules; when guarr
anteed. It is not like some dealers, not wortft
the paper it is written on; honest dealings.
JOHN E. DOWLING, proprl t* r Auctioneers’
West Broad and Charlton streetA
NO IDLE DAYB nor sleepless nights witfr
BARBOUR. The only itarnour in the
grocery Imsiues*. Prioe and Hall street a
HKSISTITCHEI) Colored Bordered liandkur*
chiefs wx for 23c. at HYi'k'S.
at the Central market and leave youd
L 7 ordsisforall kinds of marketing Kama
price* as in City market. Free delivery.
Telephone 476. HENRY HIHBCH, proprietor,
Macon and Draytort streets.
A 1’ FI- L BYCK & BRri.’S you can get a
j. Y sp undid quality of Black anil Colored Hen
ri ita Cloth for 2 ;(*.; olhnr stores charge toe
same qualities 35c.
A GOOD INVESTMENT is made when you
aV put your money in au F.lcctropoise. It ift
the greatest cure for disease now known. Ws
have fact* to prove tins assertion. Easy terms.
SOUTHERN ELECI’KOPOISE COMPANY, 149
Überty street. Savannah, Ua.
Knit Undarveats at HYCK'B.
\V7 HEN necessity compels you to patronlz*
* ' the druggist, remember that MoCAULEW
A CO., bruyton and New II uston. can furnistt
you with the purest and freshest drugs at rea
sonable prices. Prescriptions, etc,, under ibq
supervision of an experienced graduate in phari
rnocy Telephone 461. Night bull at aide en
trance on Drayton street,
COME pavements am <'iispicuous for their
absence, but BARBOUR, Price and Hall
streets, is conspicuous for liis fine stock off
groceries.
\ l AUTIFUL LINE of Fancy Beads a
bvck b
TTPHOLBTERING and Cabinet making prop
l i < rly done at short ist notice and prices to
suit the times. Corner of Whitaker and Hull
Streets.
MEN’S Teck Silk Scarfs at BYCK'B from 15cy
■ up.
/CLOTHING Cleaned, Dyed, Repaired; Qar-
VJ ineutsmad'i to order; charges moderates
satisfaction guaranteed; the latr-st styles of
fall and winter samples always on hand, a,
GETZ, Tailor. 29J4 Jefferson street.
r | ’HEREIs everything to interest you in the
X Sunday Vohninu Nkws For sale at
YONUK’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
(NSURANUE. proteoi your property against
1 fire, storms aud cyclones bee advertise
ment JOUN N. JOHNSON A 00.
A HANDSOME LINF. of Sateens at BYCIFi
I\ for 10c. a yard.
IDURNITUKE of all kin Is repaired in first-*
class style by E. B. 00.
BARBOUR, Price and Hall streets, want*
more trade aud must have it. No uiattcf
where you live, deal with Barbour
OO N’T fall to get a copy of Sunday's issue oC
the Momhiwg Nkws. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STOKE, corner Hall and l*rice streets.
MATTRESSES rei best or nlntha
city by Empire Bargain Cos , Liberty and
Jefferson streets. -
MEN’S All Wool Red Undershirts 50c. at
BYCK S, tr>i Broughton street.
READ the Bun lay Morning News. For sale
at KIEFFER'S DRUG STOKE, Wont
Broad and Stewart streets.
ONLY one man pas el BARBOUR'S store.
Price and Hall street!!, last week, and bit
namo war ‘ Djunis," No wonder he passed.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this oolumq
will surety bring great results Try it ana
be convinced.
MEN’S Solid fcUck s ispendera 25c. a pair at
HYOK'S. 154 Broughton street.
\\ ’ HF.N you wish to buy, or even price. Wined
‘I or Liquors if will pay you to ring up tele
phone 54. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE.
( UST RECEIVED, fresh venison and Koshwt
ft sausages at HENRY HUNCH’S, Macon
aud Diayton streets, telephoneT76.
BUYERS for choice Mare Mules, no auction
stock, but better than the would be fires?
class stables can got. AUCTIONEERS' SALB
STABLES, West. Broad and Charlton.
IV’ HEN your clothing gets too bad to wear,
VV and too good to throw aiay, you can
have it cleaned, repaired, braided, dyed, re
modeled, altered to suit your taste, at 8,
WHITE'S, corner Jefferson and State streets.
IDOR MONDAY ONLY, WO places fnii stand?
X ard Prints sc. at BYCK’S, JM Broughton
street.
I UST RECEIVED at MENGE’S ARCADB
ft RESTAURANT, corner Drayton and
Broughton street- Blue Poluts, Kant River,
New Y ork, and all kinds of Oysters fresh by
st-anier every day. All kinds of Game in sea
son. Everything cooked in French style Meala
at all hours. Call and see bint. WILLIAM
MENGE. Proprietor.
MATTING, oil doth aud carpets laid; nut
tresses renovated in proper style and at
lowest | rices in tne city. Corner of Whitaket
and Hull streets.
A WELL MANAGED STORE wffi make trade
J\ boom as it never boo ed befoie. BA 15
BOER, Price and Hall, gets there with his twd
front fuel.
JUST RECEIVED AT BYCK’S, 100 grosi
Pearl Buttons at 10c. a dozen.
'XHE ELECTBOPOISE removes disease from
1 the system and restores health and
strength No mjuii ms effects can possibly
result from its u-e, aud its application is so
simple ti at anv one can use it to advantage,
Easy terms. For particulars and proof of ou#
claims coll at our office in Masonic Temple, Sa,
vannah.
Ml* BYCK & BRO. can and will sell Dry
• Goods cheaper than any other store.
\UE consider our prescription de;iartmenl
v V the most important part of our business
and dispense nothing but drugs and chemicals
of absolute purity and full strength. McCAULEY
Sc CO., Drayton and New Houston.
EXEI-L YOUR servant to go to BARBOUR,
1 Price and Hall streets, and get a can o|
French Peas, the finest ever
C? ANTON FLANNELS, Bedticks, Suiting*.
/ Velveteens, Plushes, all at old prices. Ng
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LEATHER GOODS. - ’
Sea Lion, Sea Lion, Sea Lioni
Bull Neck, Bull Neck,
For Covering Gin Rollers, Gin and Saw mill
Belting. Harness. Saddles and Bridles.
Neidlinger & Rabun
Savannah, Ga.
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