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VIRGINIA HOVOII AROUSEO.
i onsressman Wise in n I’alr Way lo
Call on t l\* % Cotie.
f th eSi 10 r< ' > k World.
v\ iS |iivr,TOS, Oct. 29.—1 tia reported
flere tcia i ex-Mayor Lamb, of Norfolk, and
i’ei>"se£tat!ve George D. Wise, oi llich-
Boed, may tight a duel. Mr. Lamb ia u
Republican, a man of nerve and courage,
and lor many years bus been & stanch
(importer of Senator -Mabono.
■he citv of Norfolk and the
Congressional district of wbioh it
h part are the Republican strong,
held of ibe state. Its black population is
“ r ‘‘, l¥ m excess of the while, and the
tatura! Republican majority ranees irons
io ti.OOO. Only onoe has this tua
i'it, been overcome, and then the Re
publicans charged that the result was
Ltaitied by expert manipulation of the
hU boxes. The trouble between Mr.
iamb and Mr. Wise indirectly grew out
the r cent convention of the Kcightsot
labor at Richmond. That city, which is
the Democratic stronghold of the district,
was captured in last spring’s local elee
i,v a fusion of Republicans and
Knights of I.aiior. If the coalition be
tween the workingmen and Republicans
nouid have been maintained they would
Lye elected the next Representative.
Thev divided, however, the labor element
supporting Mullen, editor of the labor
organ They and the Republicans, or a
considerable number of them, nominal,
ing Judge Wuddel, Ex-Uuited States
District Attorney, and member of the
State Legislature.
Tne campaign was well under way
when tne convention of the Knights of
Labor met In Richmond, and its proceed
ings gave a strong impetus to the cause of
Mr Mullen. Such a convention was a
sight unknown to the people, and it
caused consternation among the politi
cians of the old parties.
Mullen's boom was running strongly
when members of District Assembly No.
49 of New Voi'K, carried Colored Brother
EarreU to one of the theatres. Then tbe
supporters oi Air. Wise sought to turn
tbe Mullen boom into a boomerang, and
they partly succeeded in doing so by turn
ing the race feeling against the Labor
candidate.
Ihe excitement that followed the col
ored inau’s presence among whites in the
theatre caused a discussion that has
spread more or less through the State. In
tbe Norfolk district, especially, the Demo
cratic managers have availed themselves
of the occurrences at Richmond to arouse
the wuite voters of the party. To these
efforts the Republican candidate,Bouden,
aud his mends, are making a vigorous re
sisiance, and a night or two ago at John
son’s hall, in Norfolk, Col. Lamb, in the
presence of a large number of people of
both races, alfer denouncing the action
of the Democrats in tbe matter, reierred
to the candidate of that party for Con
gress in tbe Richmond district, where be
said the trouble had originated, and
charged certain very disreputable things
against Wise.
Four yea is ago there was talk of a duel
between Mr. Wise and ex-<J>ngresgman
John Ambler smith. Their trouble had
its origin in a somewhat similar state
ment made by Smith, which Wise’s
brother, John Peyton Wise, resen'ed
on the spot. What action Mr. Wise
will take in this matter is not known,
hut it is believed tnat trouble will follow.
Ex-Congressman Dezendorf, of Norfolk,
says that a meeting between them seems
inevitable.
BULLDOZING COIjOKKD MEN.
An Assault on H. C. Smith Itecause
He is a Democrat.
From the Chatt.mo i/'i TlmtolPem.)
H.C.Smith, a colored clerk in the Sixth
Auditor’s office at Washington, arrived in
the city Monday night, fie was seen yes
terday by a reporter and shown the un
warranted and brutal attack made on him
by Gen. Wilder’s orgau. He denounced
the whole story of his having been sent
iorto take an aotive part in Col. Neal’s
canvass as a “lie out of the whole cloth.
I came,” he said, “to a'tend to some pri
vate business, and Invest some money in
t hattanooga, a city in whose future I
have the strongest faith. 1 care nothing
for the assault on me personally; it only
conn i ms tbe belief 1 ha ve always had that
so long as the colored man votes the Re
publican ticket, that party is Ins (riend;
let him once exercise his manhood aud
rignt as an American citizen, and vote ac
coiding to his conviction, he becomes a
traitor and a scoundrel,”
H. C. .suinh is well known in this citv.
nj ins laithiul attention to business tie
won the esteem of his superiors at Wash
jiigton. and when tne Democratic admin
stration came into power he was re
t .titled. i his tact proved to him tnat the
ih'n°, C h* ih " < !e belt " r iriends to the race
luan the so-called Republican leaders,
Although at that time tie was a Kepubli
,!! " a * “ e P l ' n "ffi'te; and yei a Dem-
negro is denounced by Republi
‘ "7, '‘raltor,” and that, too, in lan
rite n, C “ CU , ateil 10 iuß P irK riot and ex
rv,ei,, pa8 *" onß uf *Knorance to euoh an
!nu i ’ oarri< Ml° its legitimate re
si ’ h,'o. a n(,tot V- v auPject Smith to in
ce attemn?. 1 * b ', Kj,ly v| olenco should
ne attempt 0 spea* his sentiments.
Ibe Pillowing is the language in
*mip Q r n i \ V,lrt '" r ’'' organ speaks of
cXi;rm U an : y t, ' uaUBulllB a democratic
canscTh' n ’ beho,rl thiß trultor to your
this cnv ir i K *' Ul ”l ,on llie stump in
oils city to insult you.”
of the ""Liouglited expression
lic n n ini T^ 1 " w " h w,llch Repub-
V v "u : "“ rd the colored man.
■ l '*ung Men’s Republican Club wnich
*ouMnM r "? Kt : en ' campaign,
| I(| ;1| c " 1 ”" <> men to its mem.
vote iho I Won a c °lored man was to
*■ Democratic ticket they gliblv
n intuit to ant *‘ JttOlllro ,tial 11 ls
fo“peak; 1 race lor him to be allowed
fihzcns'a.'ln P r obah| y D'H his fellow
tanoovn r,! '‘I I .' heloro ne leaves Uhnt-
Noi-eo .llHi . ~pen 'he ayes v\ the
balers J||'o P Kh t |° ~le hypocrisy of the
c 'lored man’tn {*' e r<!ril *D>< to allow a
m,, ~, " 10 hecoiue a rnemhrr ol their
Enounce hn? ? ,!C .?, unt 01 - vet they
d“clines to v. a Bailor’ because be
i n v ' Jle according to their dicta
' MIUAtJU LOl/w IIISCAPB,
I' la " D"‘vn u l’r,•*,,ice 100 loci
■ M "!' '*nly Sdi-lH Injut-ics,
-°-- A remarkable nc
l,ilu‘; h '" : * r yhl r °Brd to its re
■tv,,, k > W "" 1 u " re to day. Art her Story
It-uJ * b “ r ‘ of 1,1 dir at a
Hit cV, ""y 1 " *’ as t oml of the bridge of
I 1 Mskiii ' Tl ‘ aii '" ad wnit h spans
■ I,le *..ua.. is built near
" h'ch has a
■ Diei)V HW look 1 * un 100 •eel.
|o.iy,u„u, h! 2 'f 11,1,1 backcfl aud
iting. iiidesciTbal) y horror of
■ with urtH'; a ,t, '‘ “ccident disap
■' 1 -ami ,u ' ,\': r , ’ v,!r the olitf. Alter
■ '""-'Slight lV t ' anoe tn " ‘VHgon
■ t,u„ '"Ohs Ola tree, the
■' u " air.' I , do" nwafj siis|iemled
■ who held ou
9 ’ d ti- Mu-.?.’ descended tbs tree.
■ Hr,, '">s, kiul ’ r?n H * 8,1 U|( s •‘"h broke I lie
■ "'hkut up a! ol , l ,"f " v, ' r several times.
I B iiarrn- V V'" M "“'l’”l Mother
It’Vhgui down W jia*^**l ,,f r,, ck. Il was
bn
K "'"" ...ml ru V,‘ Unt * obtained!
■f' 11 *"* n„ i r i llr c,lt and
or ifean. } w ‘ u ‘ soffered by either
■ A. n
■u.2; ""'"rs Tir to c. H.
■ “hot* jug.
new ,rE44tlVv’'k mnLE hater.
Conviction foe Blasphemy Under
the State Constitution.
, fi,'
Xeic Tnrk Iftr tUI.
The appearance of Col. Bob lugersoll in
a New Jersey \iiji tat Morristown yes
terday was a seaAiion for thermal spec-
Every seat and all thosp>aoe dear
up all around the Judge's beuch was oc
cupied. “I’ll swear togosu. eff every man
in tha oouuty haint here to-day,” said the
man in ccarge ol tue door as he passed hie
Piuft' tobacco to the constable.
The case announced for trial was the
much talked about ‘Vhai ge” of blasphemy
against Charles B. Reynolds. It may i e
remembered that Reynolds preached bis
auti-Blbiedoctrmes from a tent iu Boon
ton early in the autumn. He also distn
bated tracts ridiculing the Bible aud the
churches of every denomination, which
greatly incensed the orthodox ciuzen-ot
Booutou. It was gen rally understood
that Mr. Reynolds visited Booutou in re-
I'onse to an invitation from several resi
dent free thinkeis of that charming town,
blit this fact did not mitigate his offense.
At last thedemonstrations on tne part of
Mr. Reynolds became so pronounced that
local lawyers were engaged to study up
the blasphemy laws ou tue statute books,
which date away baok iuto the early his
tory of the State, long betore the present
constitution was revised.
INUKKSOLL VOICELESS,
When Col. Ingersoll entered court
there was scarcely room enough for a pin
to drop. The Public Prosecutor, address
ing the court, said that lie was ready ior
trial and moved that the case proceed
without delay.
Then Col. Ingersoll arose'and seemed to
be spe • king, hu his t vo ce was scarcely
above a whisper. He said to Judge Childs,
presiding, tbat his physician had forbid
den Ins speaking, but ae he had under
stood tbat the case was not to he post
poned he had engaged counsel to assist
Pirn. However, too late to remedy it, the
gentleman had been called away to attend
to another case. Accordingly J udge Childs
postponed the hearing until tue third
Tuesday iu January next.
Itissuid that after thetirstdiffiulty with
Rej nolds the aggrieved citizens ol Boon
ton would not have begun proceedings
against bun had he not have added a
“blasphemous” picture to his pamphlet
ridiculing the Bible aud the Saviour.
SAMPLES OF BLASPHEMY.
The following extract from the pam
phlet, which appeared in the indictment,
will form the basis of the oharges against
Reynolds:
“This Bible describes God as so loving
tbat lie drowned the whole world in his
raadiury because it was so much worse
than he ( kuowiug all things?) ever sup
posed it could be. An all-wise, unchange
able God, who got out of patience with a
world which was just what his own
siui id blundering had made it, and knew
no better way out of tb : muddle than to
destroy it by drowning!
* * *****
Now reader, take time andcaimly think
it over- A Jewisn girl becomes the
mother of God Almighty—the mother of
your God. Tne ohild of tms young Jew
ess was God. Christ is God. God cried
andscreamed, squealed and kicked; God
flung about his little arms; God made
aimless dashes into space with his little
lists; God stared foolishly at his own lit
tle toes; God smiled when he was com
fortable and howled wnen pricked by a
nasty pin; God lay in a cradle and was
rocked to sleep; God was quite
sick when cutting his little
teeth; God caught the measles,
mumps, whooping cough and scarlet
fever; God learned to walk and often
tumbled down, bumped his forehead aud
made bis little uose bleed; God was
spanked when he was naughty.
Tne Public Prosecutor said last evening
tbatin bts opinion tbe laws against blas
phemy would stand, as the constitution
nad not been changed in that respect,
A BLACK PRAIKIE DOG.
A New Species of This Little Auimal
Found in Wyoming.
Chf.yknnk, Wyo., Oct. 24.—Cheyenne
can boast a black prairie dog, captured
from out the lately-discovered colony of
this singular ana new variety of the
small canine race of tbe prairies. This
colony is located somewhere in tne near
vleiuity of Laramie City, in this Terri
tory, contains but few inhabitants, and
tuose very shy iu disposition. In addi
tion to their black color these dogs have
several distinguishing peculiarities. In
stead ol burrowing any and every where
in the prairies, as do dun colored
marmots, the black dogs have se
lected a small, rocky elevation for their
habitations. These underground dwell
ings ol the new variety are apparently
much deeper and more commodious than
those of tbeordinary dog.
Tne very shy disposition of the mem
bers of tbe colony lor a long time ren
dered it impossible to catch anything but
a glimpse <>f them. At length by patience
aud cunning one of the black barkers
wag captured, and in the oluse examina
tion new peculiarities were quickly de
veloped. The little animal was discovered
to be especially fitted for burrowing in the
rocky soil which was his cliosen borne.
It was found that ihe forelegs were lur
nished with strong and lai'<re muscle-,
making each in reality a poweruil arm.
At the extremity of this enormously de
veloped member was place a loot or paw
fitted for its peculiar work, with claws
botniiaid and sharp, capable ol moving
stones of considerable -ize. The little
animal now in captivity here seems to
take very kindly io Ills "confinement and
displayn a degree of int-1 ig n:e quiie
beyond that ol the ordinary orairo dog.
REUUOiIOiI OF t’HE DEBT.
The Democratic Administration Will
Urge Tariff Reduction.
From the Iff’P York World.
The only way the surplus can be re
ducedexcept by reduction of taxes is by
culling bonds. By the time Congress
meets ibis source will be reduced tocall
ingalittle over fifty mill ions of the 3s,
Tbe surplus last year was over ninety mil
lions. Tms year, judging by tne receipts
thus far, the surplus for the ensuing
fiscal year will certainly be over one hun
dred millions.
Tne teoe pis for the first quarter of tbe
fi-,e,al year show an increase over the
ci responding period of last year of over
$8,000,000. The Secretary of the Trea-ury,
m bis fori boom inv report, will present a
strong argument iu favor of
tne reduction ol taxes. His
principal argument will l>e found
in the condition ol the Treasury’ *"'l the
pilling up of a surplus wliicn is a con
stant temptation to speculative schemes
in Congress. It is understood tnat the
President will back up Mr. Jlanßlna’*
argument in bis message to’ Congress. '
Tnere is a great demand at the Trea
sury lor the small silver eertiSyatea.
This Is considered a good slcn >t mereas.
iug business.
There is a steady anil increased d‘-
iiiand lor silver and subsidiary Coinase
at the Treasury. This la a furihy tvr
dlcalion of an Improvement in Imisb*s4.
Tnere Is also a go and steady Jor
silver dollars. Those that are put mt tlZkat
stay out. The receipts of the Tri-a*u*y ;
now are over a million dollars a day.
’lnequality of the blood depends much
upon good or bad uig* siioii and assimila
tion; to make the blood riefi m Lie and
strength giving constituents, use Dr- J.
II McLean's rtirsngihcß'nv Cordiaj and
Bio and |*i rifler. it will nourish the prop.
>o tie* if lot* bP cel Irm wuicti the elt
i meats of vitality ai d.aou.
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1886.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 IVord* or
more, in this column (the best in the paper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
tn Advance, each insertion.
Everybody t oho has any want to supply ,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any wish
togratify , should adi'erttse in this column.
pnoonal.
VI give me. I know I uni wrong and un
reasonable; still each word was a s deinn
trulh. G.
MD. F.-fflu silent? Am I to infer that
• vou regret? C. C.
MADAM smith is located at 210 nrvan
street, between Montgomery and West
Broad streets, where she ran be found for
years to come, and has no idea of leaving tbe
city.
Ttrlp Uiaiitrn.
Y1 T AN I’KIJ coin ed boy that understands
TV opening oveti rs and i ling to work, at
DAN QUIN AN’B, 3 Bull .tract.
WT ANTED, ini mediate’v. five salesladies.
TV A. K. AI.T.MA VK R & CO.
VYT ANTED, a good nurse; white preferred,
tv Apply atonee at 48 charltoa street.
Y\f ANTED, a good carriage p-t iter. Ap-
TT piy, with reference, to A. W. PALIN,
Thomasville, Ga.
ffatji Sois incut iPattteD.
\I T ANTED, a situation by a young man who
can furnishtfoodreferences. Address J.
K F., this office.
\V r ANTED, a position in any capacity by a
T V young man who is willing to work. Ad
dress X. Y. Z., care Morning News.
jttigyc Uatiroiie in .info.
WANTED Tib PUKc!Qa~ddveTlTng!
’ ’ tit a desirab e oration. Address, stating
terms, A„ this office.
jloomo to ilrnt.
ON K entire bedr om floor of five rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping 6S York
street, corner Lincoln
T' WO unfurnished rooms; gentlemen pre
ferred. 68 York street, corner Lincoln.
KENT, to .imrlc man, fu-nished room;
use of bath. Apply i7 Broughton street.
IT'DR light housekeeping a most delightful
F suite of rooms will be rented cheap, either
singly or en suite. Address at this office.
•JON ES.
IjHTRNISHKD or unfurnished rooms, single
or in flat of two to fiv rooms: table board
equal to the best in the city, at 89 York street.
liouoeo aitD Storra lor Bent.
ijMJIt KENT, three new two-story houses on
Arnold street, near Wheaton; also one
house on Wheaton street, next to corner
Reynolds stre-t; all near Savannah, Florida
and Western railway depot. Apply to F. H.
JACHENB, Bay and West Broad streets.
IJTOR RENT, arge and desirable store oor
-1 nor St. Julian and Barnard a.reels.
Market square. A. EHRLIGH A JBRU., 157
Bay street.
I TOR RENT, a very desirable res'dence. No.
. <BO Gwinnett street, west side of Park,
with modern improvements. licautiful flower
garden. outhouse,s. etc. Apply to WAL-
T 1 IO UK A it I VLitS, No. 83 Hay street.
IT'DR KENT, a de-irable three-story resi
' deuce, with modern improvements, on
north side Gwinnett street, one door west of
Abercorn street. Apply to W’ALLHOUK &
KIVEKB. No. 83 Bay street.
f'OR KENT, the new brick store and dwell
ingon Wili'amson and West, Broad street-;
good stand for groceries anil t>ar Apttly lo
MICHAEL FkELEY, St. Julian and Haber
sham streets.
KENT, a desirable two-story and
basement lirtek dwelling, situated on the
corner of Tattna 1 and Charlton sireeis. Ap
ply to.fOHN SULLIV iff, Aitenfc.
IT'DR KENT, store, with or without dwel
-1 ling, southwest corner Arno U and Snath
Broad streets. Apply at 58 Reynold- street.
IJOR KENT, house tn Gordon B ock. next to
Ju corner of Barnard. G. BOCRyuiN,
IT'DR RENT, tbe premises at present occu-
F pied by the Southern Bunk and a couple
of offices overhead. Also, two sets of rooms
ior offices in tbe new Southern.'Bank build
ing. Apply at the Bank. , .
IyOR RENT a fine dwelling bon-e No. 161
’ Taylor -treet. with all conveniences; pos
sess on given Nov. Ist. Apply to J. F.
BRDOKS, 135 Bay s reet.
IVOR KENT, one two-story ‘house corner
’ Bull slreet aud First HVeipiri several
building lot-near same; lot for store corner
Loveis lane and Water- road; lafllfflng lots
at Eastland 500. to?l a month. Apply lo Dr.
L. A. FALLIGANT, 181 South Broad street,
at S o’clock a. m.
IT'DR. RENT, house I*2l, Hull street. Apply
1 next door. , „
IT'DR RENT, dwelling libiiseNo. 11? Gordon
’ street, near Bull street: possession given
at once. J. F. BROOKS, 135 Bay Slreet.
IT'DR RENT, two store house on English
La-emen’, watt garden attached. No. 57
Charlton street. Possession g'veu Oct I. Ap
ply to GEO W. OWENS, 113 Bay street.
Tor Kfitt==?iliotrUanfi>o.
IYIANO.B FOR RENT. —Alw ys in stock a
lull suppl of Krntins Pianos, at from
s3tn>s per month. All styles. Squares and
I t rigb's. Rented Pianos kept in tune and
order free of charge. LUUDEN A BATES
MCaXC HOUSE,
I NOR KANT, the premises No. SB York street,
’ near Drayton, lately occupied by Dowl
ing Bros, as a livery and boarding sublet
possession given immediately. Apply lo H.
T BO ITS A UO.. 108 Bay street.
Jfor *ftie.
I NOR SALE. OR KENT, fine Truck 1 arm,
' with six hundred earing apple and pe r
trees; 'O be rented to a good tenant on most
reasonable terms; none but a flrsf-clas- teua t
need a plv; or wm be so don easy terms. A.
EHRLICH A BRO., 157 Bay street.
J-d ■; SALK* Bill srl Table. Balls, Cues.
* Ur dus- Rank. Mark' r*. complete: been
used by a private fami y: flr-t-clu* manufac
turer. Address P. D. Box 36.
I VOR AI.E. line J'-rse N-.nngt r (Coma* le
st<Htk); four ye irsobl: due in a week. Cow
i- n-'o it c.. ucr Bull and Anderson. J. A.
ENGLKRTH.
IAOK S aLK. one wagon. Apply at C V.
F ,*N KMKhE t, Konpard h Co.'s lumber
sard. Taylor and East Broad s'roe's.
{•'Oft BALK, a well es ahlished llakerv,
i good h r.-u upil wagon and everything In
good condition to oarrv on the btisinese. Ad
dress c. 1 .. Morning Now .
l > 11. WA l THOUtt, -.. I- o u R’y. No. i.
It* m II sell alma lb rtj head ol Boevaa
Is, m a good pasture, ai reasonable rule.
I NOR > A I.E.—A I i r ße b*t of S •an"ing which
4 we will wdl for 17 per MX*'; tin* lot of
Htuff must tie sold. ID-PI A'lU A LO., Lum
ber Yard. Taylor sud Eat Broa-i slreoUi.
Telephone ill.
IVOR UA I.E CHE AP. fifty Single Mo • Maf
■* tre*-e aid l*iil"W, at l> O'i DN N I LL'S,
lifer street. Inotm ■' If'-rson.
I’dRSALE. <>ld Papers, si Ihe counting
I’ R ,om ol the Morning News; 25 cents a
hundred.
fioarfnt l
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN.- Flea art
jV sou a room*, copvsii' n t biisinc- . Ith
, , |. p oi and, c p tie’.ad ct fP *o ib flrosd
stree ; erins rcssonabls.
-rwo (sutoui-n rat a ad srlf • caa flbd
5 Ira-on b *** 1 *1 ■ ' ' •
U r ANTED.--A few wore lioardsrn ran oh
i sin hr-1 < ia* s' wiaiHfilieat at
BreusOtvb street* terms icsrenst liK.
StratirH.
STrTyEI) OR STO LKnTiiLh cTand White
Po nter Pup, flvo months oM, arsweriuK
in thf* iiampof ••Jeff.” A 'ihera* reward will
l*o p *il ior hi rftrtrn ro E. L PKAD. at i53 l v<
(i- r*iou street, orG, W. UEGKER at CO., Hay
►treet.
Zlliocrllaiic ouo.
•VI 2ROCRABTINATTON is Ihe thief of
1 time,” so do not delay in leaving your
orders with LAUNKY & GO'* BEI. for lino
i rayons mr Christmas; mum’* me word.
LAC'NEY a GOEBEL, 141 aud 143 Broughton
street.
IT'OR Fine Cabinet Photographs go to 21
l 1 Bull street; price three dollars and fifty
cuts a dozen.
cFi) THE LADIES: 1 have the best selection
X of goods lor Cloaks and Jackets in this
city, made to order. Cad and examine them.
GAZAN, Uull-Broughlon.
I)ARTIE9 dealing in oysters will bear of
something to their advamage by address
ing themselves to U. BEEMANN,"Beaufort,
9. C.
VTuff is Ihe time to get your Win er suit
lx nmd'* io order at re dv-made prices. The
best assortment at GaZA-VJ, Bull-Brough-
H'U.
IF yon are in want of Lap Hopes, llnrse
Blankets. Wagon, Buggy orTeam Harness.
Ladies’, Gents’ or Bovs' Middle- ami Bridles,
Mill or Gin Belting of nnv kind. Trunks and
Traveling Bags f om the cheapest to the
finest grades, you will find a nice, well selec
ted slock to choose from at W. B. MKLL &
CO.’S, 180 Congress street.
1 V I PORTED Hyacinths, Narcissus aud Jon
. quil litilbs; also French Pansy Seed, and
u full line of Vick’s Flower beds, for su:o by
■J. GARDNER. Agent, 3(1 Bull street.
r pi nim; and repat RlNG.—Pianos aud
JL Organs Tuned, Repaired, Renovated and
Itepolished at New York prices. Best work
guaranteed. No factory can do better. M\
first-class Tuners and Repairers employed all
ihe year round. Orders promptly at ended
10. LUDDEN .V BATES MUSIC HOUSE.
PA NOS AND ORGANS tuned and re
paired Tuning either by the year or
sing e luning; all work thoroughly warrant
ed; tuning Squares aud Uprights by the year,
of four tunings, $7, Concur; Granos. tiO sin
gle tuning Squares and Uprights, $2 fv ;
Grands, $4; >*e have an excellent tuner.
SCHREINER’S MUSIC HOUSE.
IUBT RECEIVED at 10 cent store. K 4
c* Bryan ntreet, 3 eompartmoiit Dinner
Keiths. 4,6, 8 quart Straiuer Pails, quart
Milk Pails. Iron Bake Pans. Stew Paus, Kero
sene C-ns, Oilers, Sillers, Cabinet Flumes. K.
C. CONNELL.
131 A NOS Aloved, Boxed and Shipped on
line Spring Piano Drav, by New York
profes-ionrl Piano Movers of long experience,
who handle PtaeosquiCkly and -ufelv. Prices
low as the lowest". LUDDEN dt BATES
MUSIC HOUSE.
OWANLEY White and Blue Vio'et Plants:
c 5 a'ro. Cut Flower-, a' W'ngner’s Nursery,
or J. G A RDNEK, Agent, Bull street.
PIANOS TUNED BY THE TEAU-Squares
and Uprights 58, Concert Grands 412
Four regular tunings, ( are of Piano, re
placing broken strings and regula'lon of ac
tion included. BEST anil CHEAPEST way
of keeping Pianos In playing order. LUIV
DENJt BATES MUSIC HOUSE.
SILK WEAVER’S CIGAKKOS, five for 10c;
and Key Wes' P eadura Cheroots, ten for
LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY.
FHANOS CAREFULLY MOVED on a tir-T-
I class slim g dray, specially made for
that purpose, by long experienced men. Price
fr m parlorfloor to parlor floor, *2 50; 50cen s
adilitional for ee,b add't onal floor. Boxing
and idilpi'inirpromp' vattendedto. SCHREI
NER’S MUSIC HOUSE.
IT will do you good to call and see our $1 25
Table Lamps - ilh decorated baud e, nicely
ornamemed, which you might call a bargain,
at two dollars. Call at once before they are
all gone, at the Popular Variety Store of
NATHAN BROS., 186 Congress street.
DCDCnKIAI Weak and undeveloped parts
rCnOUnHL. of the body enlarged and
strengthened. Description, medical tesiimo
ny etc., mailed sealed, free. ERIE MEDI
CALCO.. 7 swan Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
r|AO COUNTY OFFICEKS-Books and
F Blanks require dby county officers for the
use of the courts,or tor office use. supplied to
order by the MORNING NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE, 8 Whitaker street. Savanuab.
(TJjan>r:tr?o.
CHANDELIERS.
A Very Fiae SeMoa Nra
Ops for InspectioD
AT
SHOW Rooms
OF
J, Nicolson, Jr.,
30 and 32 Drayton 8t
looD pt-oDttrta.
FOITMIfS & ELTON.
Forest City Mills.
GRITS, la E All. BACON.
FLO U R.
PREPARED FLOUR!
—AND—
Mill Stull' Generally.
GRAIN. HAY, ETC.
Crotktm, guttnrn, o : fr.
NEW HOODS!
LOW PRICES!
A New I-ot of
MABKET BASKETS.
water coou rs,
bath tub*.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
FRUIT JABS,
MATHEWS PROS’.
lUorho.
•VlcDonough&Ballantyne
Iron Foiimiurs,
MactiinisiH, Hoiler*
iiinkPi’H Bint ISlurltsmltliH,
Manufacturers of
STATIONARY and P<Ui \HLK ENGINES,
VLKIfCAL UNDER RUN *KB and
TOP RUNNER LORN MILLS.
SUGAR MILL* and PAN* on band and tor
sale, all of the b*i wa'cnal and lowml
pnoas (In Agent, tor the LBleago Tlra and
buriaa Works, and the improved Bbbermau
Boner Feeder.
AU orders orveu/uy alteuAeU tv.
JUtUitirnj.
PLATSHEK’S
138 Broughton St.
GIANT OFFERS!
-IN—
Cloaks. Cloaks. Cloaks!
LOO' or nn re choice Newmarkels and Long
Cloaks tor Ladies', Mirers' and ( fcildren, at
fabulously low prices. For iusiauce, our
Cloaks at JS 50. $4, |5, we are sure will cost you
elsewhere 45. 43 and 48. Come and examine.
Mack isliort Wraps.
pieces Black Short Dolman*, pure wool,
Lullies Cloth, Chenille Fringe, trimmed,
only |5.
2* pieces Black Brocade Satin Short Dol
tunn*), Chonille Fringe, trimmmi, only su.
2ft pieces B!..ck Brocade Si k Velvet Short
Doltnann, ( hctnlle Frirue, > rim mod, only *B.
60 dozeu I.adieu’ Fine Gauge, He ivy Merino
Undei vert?*, ai 36c; wor*ii esc where tUie.
HOtio/.cu Lrtdiea* Lamb'd Wool Scarlet Un
der vent bhi 25, and panU to match. A grent
baruain
.50 dozen Children's Merino Undervestii, lo
suit ages 1 to 14 vear, 25c and upwards —
giving tlie best values
50 Children’s Kutl Union suite, ages 2 to 14,
30c, 33c, upwards. Bed need from double their
present price to close them out.
Abend of All on Kid Gloves.
No mUrepreaen tat ions iu our Kid Glove De
partment. We do not advertise UFA L KIl)
and substitute Spanish Lamb and Mountain
Goatskins. We give the Genuine Honest Kid
Skim* in all our Gloves from cheapest to best.
Try our importations, and you may rest easy
of having the best in the land.
3- Button • i'ridcilla.’* Genuine Kid, in all
shades and sizes, only 49<\ that bea s the world.
4 Button •‘G'rofle,” Genu ne Kid, in the
leading Guts, every si/.e, only 73c, that knows
no equal.
8- Button Length Mousqnetaire, Genuine
Kid, every size, only 76c : worth fully $1 60.
4- Butt n Misses' Genuine Kid Gloves, alt
the new shade- 1 , only 76c: bargains even for sl.
Kid Gloves, in an endless variety, to beat all
competition.
100 I,aiiiea’ Elegant Black, All Wool, Vest
Front and Plait Back .Jerseys, only $i 60; sold
elsewhere at $l9O.
5o pieces (extra quality) .Silk Velvet at 90c
per yard, in every shade
A NOVEL l \ . 75 Km oroidered Pongee Silk
Chair Scarfs at reasonable pr ices.
Jlillinery, Millinery, Millinery.
IN TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT AT
PRICES BELOW AI.L
COMPETITION.
P. B.—Country orders promptly anil care
fully attended to.
Mrs. POWER
HAS REMOVED TO
137 St. Julian Street,
(Opposite Southern Express office)
And would be pleased to have her customers
call and examine her stock of
Zephyrs, Yarns, Cottons, Silks,
Infants’ Crocheted Goods
and Millinery.
Briggs’ Transfer Patterns
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Stamping a Specialty.
ountrv orders promptly fi)lel
(HO fj 510.
ANEW IDEA.
EVKRSEEKING THE COMFORT AND
PLEASURE ol our patrons, we have
inaugurated a deparlure from tbe
old and well-worn rut by set
ting apart a portion of our
MAIN FLOOR AS A
Ladies’ Department !
Where our Lndv ruso iiiers aeek ng CHIL
DREN’S arid BOYS'CLOTH tXG may enjov
tbe .eclusion from our general trade and pri
vacy, so much appreciated by the majority.
At the same lime we beg to cal special ami
particular attention to our largo and splen
didly selected stock of
Children’s Suits !
11l KILTS, KNEE PANTS, and all the favor
ite and f.ishionablesliapesin YoUNU KOI KS’
OUTFITS. IVe point woh pride to this sleek
as something entirely different Iroin the ordi
nary run of Children's Clothing.
Our customary attention and pains has
been given to our
Cents’ & Youths’ Clothing
Departments, and we haven’t the -lightest
donbi that our efforts to please will be re
warded, a- we ta-ve nil ihe latest styles and
materials in Su ts, Overcoats, Hats, Under
wear. Hosiery, Etc. Our
One Price System
and free aliering denar'men t continue in
force, and we give a guarantee to refund the
money In all unsatisfactory purchases
hole Agent* lor Dr. Jaeger’s Woolen
Sanitary Underwear.
A. FALK & SON,
Congress. Whitaker and qt. ,lalias sits.
LEVY’S leaders;
I This week we present for the consideration of
our patrons some additional novelties.
Of course our general stock of
Gents’, Youths’, Boys’ and Children's
Fall and Winter Suits,
in all the metropolitan shapes, styles and
materials, is kept up to our usual standard.
RIG line of Overcoats, nil at LEVY’S lead
ing low prh-.es. A few specialties' New
line ot Neckwear (handsome), wtel-on’s Hat-.
Hun ap and You man's -hspus in null Hals,
full Dress (swallow lad) .Suits, full Dress
Shirts (open front and Imekq Fancy Under
wear -mi Hosiery; the Perfect Che-t Protec
tor linderiest-, the thing for weak peon e > r
those ex ei"d lo rough we.ihcr: Boy-’ Yacht
ing hubs. Boys’ Red Underwear'■nits Shaker
While F ann I Underwear; Gold and Silver
UnluunUried shirts, the lest; NigluShirts.
161 CONGRESS STREET.
B. H. Levy & Bro,
gob Vi’utlma.
1831. ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS. IBM 6
CEO. N. NICHOLS,
Job Printing,
Book Binding,
Blank Books.
Every facility for all kinds of work. New
Type, new Machinery, large stocks of Paper-,
good work
Price, as low as quality of work aud mala
rial wauled will warrant.
1 93 D&y St. - Telephone 31L
Orti 05<t<>&0. _
ECKSTEIN’S.
Pries Tells, ani Here are Saaie
Telling; Prices.
Wo have marked our immense stock of Ann
SII.KB. VKLVKTS. PLVsIIES, DRESS
GOODS. WRAPS and CLOAKS at n v. rv
small margin of pro tit In order to effect an
immediate
Reduction of Stock,
ami would ndvino intending purcliuaers to
take advantage of thi*
Great Cut in Prices.
At Three Dollars and Seventy-
Five Cents:
Knglifth Walking .la*.kß* of Hondo Cloth,
Tailor- >1 side. Double-Hrea tied, standing ami
Turn-Down s, oil am, Double Itowx of Stitch
ing on CulVn, Collar and Pooketa, Two R *wa
of ttlcgaut linitons. Covered Seam*; worth $&.
At Ten Dollars:
Rich Heavy Ottoman Silk Circulars, Deep
Pur Collars, Kur Trimming down Trout,
Quilted Liuiug throughout; worth JIS.
At Seven Dollars and Fifty Cts:
Fine All Wool Brown Heaver Newmarkets,
Astraehrn Collar and Cuffs, Perfect Fitting;
worth 110.
At Fifteen Dollars:
Ottoman Silk Fur-Lined Circulars, Vory
Handsome; worth J2O.
All Our High Cos! Garments
at Equally Low I*rice.
At One Dollar a Yard:
Wo repeat our last week's offer in P.lack
and Colored Silka, %*rot Griin, Hu rah, Bro
<'ade ami stripes, the most attractive bargain
this season; notone piece worth less than f i :15.
At Eighteen Cents:
2r-inoh Diagonal and Stripe Camel’s Hair
Suitings, all New Colors; worth 25c,
At Fifty Cents:
HB-iuch All Wool flair-Lino Sorgo ttu itings;
worth ti9o.
At Seventy-Five Cents:
44-inch All Wool Home Span Camel’s Hair
Sorgo and Huir-L no Suitings; worth Nile.
At Ten Dollars and Fifty Cents:
Rich embroidered Rohes ami Combination
•Suits in Silk Velvet and Plush Stripes and
Wool Combinations; eannot he duplicated for
less than sls.
JW“Our entire stock of Elegant Combina
tion nulls and Rohes at correspondingly Low
Prices.
G;eat Drive in Hosiery
At Nineteen Cents.
1,000 pairs of Ladles'Black Regular Made
liose; worth 30c.
Another Drive in Blankets
At 1 liree Hollars anti Fiflyt'enU.
Sou pair Full Size White Wool Blankets;
worth $5.
Embroidered Flannels, White and Colored,
1 1 per yard and up.
f.(&~ We will astonish you with the bar
gains we are offering this week in every de
partment.
ECKSTEIN'S.
grQal itotwre.
notice"
JS hereby given that at the present session
. of tho General Assembly or Georgia the
passage of a local or special .bill will lie ap
plied for, tbe title of which is as follows;
A Bill to be entitled An Act to prevent tl e
holding of more than one office b> any county
officer or by any person discharging the duties
connected with any county office m the county
of Chatham.
Savannah, Nov, 3,188(1
NOTICE
J 9 hereby given that at tbe present session
. of the i.eueral Assembly of Georgia tho
pus-age of a local or special bill will bo up
piled for, the title of which is as follower
A Bill to ho entitled An Act to provide for
th" K-glslra ion of Voters for Mayor amt
Aldermen of Ihe city of .Savannah and their
qualifications, and to fix the time and place of
registration, and their ap .ointment and com
pensa iori, and for othor purposes.
bAVANNAu, Nor. 3, bed.
]><>TlCE
IS hereby given toatat the present session
of the General Assetnby of Georgia the
passage of a local or spec ai bill will be ap
plied for, the title of which U as follows:
A Bill to be entitled An Act to amend an
act to create and organize Commissioners of
Chatham county, who sha'l bi ex officio
Judges, to deHue their jurisdiction and dunes,
and for othor purposes. Passed February
2bt, PCI,
(SAVANNAH. NoV, *, 1886.
SlAiKOr UEOHGIA, ' hath ah County.
—Notice Is hoieby given to all persons
having demands ugainsi THUM AS CULLKN,
deceased, 10 present them to me properly
made nut within he time prescribed by law,
so as to show their eharae.ter and amount;
and all persons indebti a t > said deceased ar
hereby required to make Immediate payment
tome. JOHN P. McINTYIt*.
Qunlitied Executor Will Thomas Cullen, de
ceased.
frtjulSatro.
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
VALUABLE MINING LANDS.
r rMIL undivided one halt in'ero.t in lots
I numbers 4:;. 44. 62 Ua. 86, 1 8, 80. 81. A*, 1
nil 14;; the undivided one-fourth inter hi In
lots hum 1 ' ra ml and 14*. and the uijulvitltd
one-ei.l.tb (V.i interest In Id numher ln2, all
in I wcnty-roooiid dl-trie 1 and second sec 10 1
of Bartow county, Georgia, and mar Car
tersvllle, Ga., an 1 the Western and vtlatitlo
Kiidond, and known as the “Pool Furnace
Property
'I Ini inierest in these lands to be sold com
pri e-. a unit 45tl acres, and lire sold under a
decree of Clatham Comity Superior Court
lor distribution. Address
I. DRAYTON LaROCHE, Jr.,
CoiiiiQlHsloiipr, - . Savannah, tit.
Auctiuit s>ileo titlin' pan 4*.
(in the PrctnlHoa ut II ti’Clock A. M.
4th November,
Larp Frame Bnildmn atAiction
liy UFtl, IV 1.A31 All, Auctioneer.
On 1 HI’KMDA V. 4th of No vein loir, at II
o’clock A. M
Tim building corner of Jefferson and Lib
erty street*, formerly occupied by the Episco
pal Orphans' Home, limit of wood on brink
basement. Will I* told by auction on the
premiere,
Tue purchaser to remove tho building within
—
Auction Salpo {To=Dm?.
Bgdiooi ffinreT
CHOCKEBY, ETC.
C, H. BOKSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at 11 o’clock, at 156 Bay street, the
artioh-s named below, at the risk and for
aocount of tha former purchaser, having
been sold to him at public outcry at 2S
Charlton street 28th October, 1886,
Four Sofa Bottom Chairs, Walnnt Marble-,
top Bedroom Bet, two Moss Mattresses, Tur
een. Glass Ripe, Ciock, unali Table, Beit
■Spring. China set. Crockery.
Groceries, Furniture, Show Cases,
Vloodon Rare.
C. H. DORSBTT, Auctioneer,
Will sell at 11 o’clock THIS DAY, at 158 Bay
street,
61 Buckets, !K) Wash Boards, 23Tubs, 32 can*
Apples, Well Buckets, Baskets, Canned
Goods, 2 Show Cases, Carpets, Jowet Filter, a
very line Refrigerator, Parlor Billiard Table,
Extension Table, Sofa, elegant Wardrobe,
several lino Chromos, shoes,Sewing Machine,
Bedsteads, Piano.
—ALSO—
A lot of Odds and Ends—iirciiinnlatlons.
Sundries at Auction*
Daniel R. Kennedy, Auctioneer,
THIS DAY at 11 o’clock.
Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs, Now Mattresses,
Matting. Carpet. Window Shades, Cooking
Ntove. showcase. Fancy Showcases, Bar Bot
tles. Pittiform seal,.. Imogen, Ornaments,
W ater cooler. Extension Tab’e, Cluck, Elc
gint Bod Lounge, Oil Tank and Measures,
Desk, Saddle. Mirror, Bath Tun, Tinware,
Lamps, Pictures, 010.
Also an nssor ment of very n'co Gn Fix
tnres. Top Wagon, 10 barrela Flour, 10 pa<k
ages Tobacco, etc., etc.
Graemes, ¥ apns, Fnrnilnre.Etc,
By J. McLaughlin & Son.
THIS DAY. at 11 o'clock,
Three Wagons. Harness, Saddles. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Shades, Show Cases,
Pictures, Rugs, Carpets, Lounge, Glassware,
five rolls handsome patterns Brussels Carpet
ing.
—ALSO—
On account of all concerned, one barrel,
1 Mackerel, lialf barrel Half Pig’s Feet, keg
I I’ig'H Feet, one ease Coffee, one cruto Onions,
I one I >olt Flannel.
AT AUCTION.
By f. O. La HOC II K'S .SONS, Auctioneers.
THIS DAY', at 11 o’oloek, in front of store:
Ten pieces Asiha Carpeting, embracing
Brussel, Tapestry and Velvet in rich colors,
frseli goods; one Parlor Set, complete; Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Mirrors, Mantel Glass,
Lounge, Crib, Fenders, Carpete, Rugs, etc.
Two cases Figs and lot Sundries, 1 very fine
4-seated Wagon, nearly new, 1 Brewster
Buggy.
■Auction *alro 2 : utnrr £Mta.
DANIELR KENNEDY,Auctioneer.
Desi:aMe Besifl ace for Sale
A.T AUCTION.
Exscutore’ Sale.
Finler and by virtue of an order obtained ai
the 1886 November term of the Court of
Or Mnari of C a'tiarn county, will be sold
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER,
during the legal hours of sale, in from, f the
Court Uouas, for the purpose o payment of
debt, and lor distribution of the e,tato of
HENRY J. DlCKEßSON,deceased,
The western one-half of that certain log
number olio (1) Fourth tytliing. Anson ward,
city of Savannah, with the Improvements
thereon, said property being on the southeast
corner of York and Abercoro streets, and be
ing bounded on tbe north by Y’ork street, east
by the eastern half of said lot numberonu. on
the south by a lane, and on the west by Aber
eorn street, known as the residence of tho Into
H. J. DICKERSON.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles,
H. M. BRAN' H.
H. F. W ILI.INK,
8. P.GOODWIN,
Executors of estate of 11. J. Dickerson, de
ceased.
A VERY DESIRABLE
Farm and Improvements
ON THE SALTS.
DANIEL K. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.
At Court Clouse, TUE-DAY, Dec. 7, at 11
o’clock, 1 will sell,
38 2 10acros of land, all under fence, with
a frontage on Herb river, and bob g a portion
of the tract known a- Bonabeha, six miles
fromihecity.ii and reach- 1 by either private
conveyance or City ami Suburban railw y; 20
acres under cultivation, the remainder In
wood; good water, variety of fruit trees and
grimes. Tbe improvements consist of a very
comfortanlo plastered dwelling, kitchen, ser
vants’ rooms, harm, cow sheds and siable-.
Splendid place for stock and nouhry raising,
also boating and Ashing. This Is one of the
most complete fsrnis in this -ect on. The new
Isle of Hope road will pass through line prop
erty.
Gwinnett Street Property
AT AUCTION.
DANIEL R. KENNEDY. Auctioneer
At Court House TUE DAY. Dec. 7th. at 11
o’clock, I will sell |
Lot number 18 Mercer ward, size 50 by 100
feet. This pmcertv faces south on Gwinnett
street, between Price and East Broad streets.
.8. F. A W. It'y employes should give this lot
their attention.
Four Frame Houses
AT AUCTION.
Daniel H. Kennedy, Auctioneer.
At Court Houe, TUESDAY, Dec, 7, at 11
o’clo k. 1 will sell:
Lot on 'he northeast corner Gwinnett and
Price streeis. with tour frame houses nil un
der good rental and alwavs occupied; con
i' incut to street cars; neighborhood good.
Fine Horses, Carriages,Buggies,
MULEi*, ETC,
C. H. IIORHKTT. Auctioneer.
Will sell on FRIDAY. sth November, 1888, at
the statues 011 York street, between Drayton
and Abercuru atreets, at 11 o’clock a. M.,
12 head of flue llorsoa, aome of them being
very valuable,
2 elegant carriages, only recently pur*
r hated.
8 01 her Carriages, somewhat used
4 Buggies, Open and Top; ready for nee.
5 viral tew vory Hue Harness, single and
doubts.
5 very duo Mules.
3