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Newspaper Page TextMADISON MENTION. A Murder Trial—a Burglar Caught In a Store. Madisojt. Fla., Oct. 38—The circuit court, which adjourned Saturday, vu at work on the Braswell murder case all the week. The jury retired at 10 o’clock Friday night to make up their verdict, but did not come to any decision until Saturday morning. T. M. Braswell of Jlhis county was murdered last spring in a most cruel %nd shocking manner, and robbed of about S3OO. For a long time no clew to who committed the deed could be found, but a few weeks ago evidence sufficient was obtained which led to the arrest of two negroes, Rivers Love and Frank Brooks, and their trial was con cluded last night. The verdict of the jury was that Love was guilty of murder in the first degree, Brooks of murder in the second degree. Judge White sentenced Love to be hanged, and Brooks to the peni tentiary for life. Alexis M. Michelson of Madison was attorney for Love, and Hon. R. H. Long of Tallahassee defended Brooks. A BURGLAR IN A STORE. Last night at an early hour, Capt. W. H. Hauamau had occasion to enter ms store, and as he entered the door he heard a noise in ttie back part of the store. He called the night watchman, and thoy together succeeded in capturing a negro named London Gra ham, who was at once lodged in jail. Ixmdon had succeeded in packing a large trunk and a valiae with a miscellaneous selection of goods which he intended to carry off. The timely entrance of Capt. Hausman prevented him from carrying <,ut his plans, RAIN AT LAST. The first rain in this locality in Dearly a mouth fell last night. There were thunder, lightning, and very heavy wind. At Piueland Presbyterian church, four miles from town, Robert J. Paterson, one of Madison’s most popular young men, will be married to Miss Maggie Perry, a most charming and attractive young lady. Mss Perry is a grand-daughter of Judge Perry of our county, and a niece of J. Porter Perry, our worthy county clerk. AT THE ALTAR AT ALBANY. Dr. R. A. Shine and Miss Mary Belle Walton Married. Albany, Ga., Oct. 28.—Hr. R. A. Shine mid Miss Mary Belle Walton, both of this city, were married at 9 o'clock this morn ing, at the Baptist church, Rev. W. E. I ippes officiating. The church, which was l racked to its utmost capacity, was beautifully decorated. The bridal party arrived at 9 o’clock. First came the ushers, H. A. Tarver, B. L. Weston, Frank iSheilitld, and Maurice Lift. The bride maids and bridegrooms entered as follows: Miss Polly May- Vasun, with Dr. Heurv iShme of Tallahassee, Fla.; Miss Isa Turner, with R. 8. Patello; Miss Lilia Vason, with J. jF. Bruns; Miss Lena vend ill, with S. J. \asou; Mbs Dela Collins with Frank Mercer. Then came the bride lean ing upon the arm of her cousin and the chief brideinaid, Miss Marion Calloway of Americus, while the groom eutered from the opposite side with his best man, W. E. Wooten. They advanced to the altar, where the bride and groom met and faced the Rev. W. E. Eppes, who, by the Episco pal ceiemony, made them man and wife. After the ceremony the bridal party were tendered a collation by the bride’s father, \V. S. Walton, at his residence. Dr. Shine is a popular young dentist of thiß city, but formerly of Tallahassee, Fla. Mias Walton for years has been one of Albany’s loading society belles. The young couple leave to-morrow morning at 3 o’clock for Talla- other points in Florida. GAINESVILLE GLEANINGS. An Ex-Marshal Kills a Negro With Whom He Had Been Drinking. Gainesville, Fla., Oct, 28.—Bad blood oud mean whisky scored two victims to day. Ex-Marshal Collins and a negro, after drinking together to-day, quarreled, und Collins shot and killed the negro, named Frank Anderson. The verdict of the jury was murder. Collins popularized himself with the people of Gainesville by his heroism last year during the yellow fever. The ladies of the Baptist church have just Created Pastor Corr to anew suit of broad cloth, and the church to anew coat of paint. The city graded school is doing the best work in its history. East Florida seminary is booming. New-comers are arriving daily. At fistill’S. Savannah Daily Morning News, “Herbert Severance,” by M. French Shel don ; “Roland Oliver,” by Justin McCarthy, M. P.; Forum for November, Cosmopolitan for November, Our Little Men and Women for November, Current Literature for No vember, New York Herald, World, Sun, Star, Press, Times, Tribune, Boston Herald, Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun, Cincinnati Knquirer, Cincinnati Gazette, Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Times, New Orleans Times-Democratic, Atlanta Constitution, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle, Charleston News and Courier, Charleston World, Florida Times-Union, Louisville Courier-Journal, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Advice to Motners. Mas. W inslo w’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by reliev ing the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button." It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, soft •ns the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Tweutv-five cents bottle ' Heal Diamond Necklaces. You can at least enjoy isspecting hand wme diamond necklaces, even if you can’t Jr don’t want to buy one. M. Sternberg & Hro. are the leading oiamond dealers in "Savannah, and carry a stock of unset ‘tom and diamond ornaments that a Midas might oovet. The Tribulations of Salesladies. Possibly the hardest worked class in America are tie shop girls in our stores. Cn their feet for long hours, the constant strain soon stfeebles the body and brings on that ssdlo', careworn look so frequently *en in the aces of girls and women com pelled to lwor behind counters for a t-up- Port. To sch P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and btassium) is a welcome remedy, s it is a grst natural tonic and invigorator snd bring back the color to pal j cheeks nd strenan to tired limbs. It is the best All roundlood purifier, and if the blood is Pure aud enn the body must of a necessity derive gmt benefit and ultimate vitality And onepy. P. P. P. cures all blood dis sut as syphilis, rheumatism, gout, is a foe to that great human demorallsr dyspepsia. It can be obtained w all miicine dealers and druggists. KUOAINS AT SILVA’S. Bala of Surplus Stock. Odd <ots, Uemoants and c-llgnuy Impsfoct Goods at Lass Than Goat to Hoorn lor New Importation*. A ln lot of lamps very cheap. prices on dinner sets, tea sets, choaifo sets and fancy articles. A •Nndid opportunity to securs bar Am pemig spring stock of Uy *- as, 4U,r (wkri, lc*> arwuu tn v, via 4Mb ■Suisdd Which ***g lit 4 liuku. fi-f I*-* 1 *-* and other wHSStt ” ass and tea mars at ItiLya’s, tstl prosgstoa sweat. t Local Record for the Morning News. Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity for today: Fair weather. I l Special forecast for Georgia: I flip I Fair, until W’ednesday night, no I J -hangs in temperature, north- I * westerly winds. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, Ga.. Oct. 27. 1689, ana the mean of the same day for sixteen years: Mkan Tehpkrattri. fronTthe* nature normal ®" oe ,i An ’ for 16 years Oct. 98.'89 -|-or l,-889. - 9 677 COMPARATIVE aAINVAU. STvTEMKNT. Amount j ?7‘‘ r y ire for 10 years normal^ _ .12 | .00 -|- .12 _ ■ ~alo~ Maximum temperature, 65; minimum tem perature. 52: The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a m. yesterday (Augusta tirnei was 8.7 feet —a rise of 0.9 feat during the past twenty-four hours. Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations. Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours ending 6p. m., Oct 27. 1689. 751 h Meridian time. Districts. i Average. Max. j Min. Rain- M "*- turns. Temp (Temp fall, t __________ —————i Atlanta 10 60 38 i ,00 Augusta 12 64 42 j .00 Charleston 7 68 42 1 .00 Galveston 18 82 52 00 Little Rock .... 18 08 38 .00 Memphis 14 60 34 .00 Mobile 6 66 34 .00 Montgomery 5 64 38 .00 New Orleans. 13 74 32 .00 Savannah 12 70 4G .00 Vicksburg...... 3 70 38 00 Wilmington 10 64 44 T. Summary Means | stations or j Max.. Mm. Rain -Bavannah district. (T’erup Temp falll.t Alapaha 64 40 j .00 Albany 64 42 i (4) Bainbridge 68 42 i .00 Eastman 76 C 8 j .00 Fort Gaines 98 65 00 Jesup 64 42 00 Live Oak 78 42 | .00 Milien 66 40 j 00 Quitman j6B 48 ,0o Savannah 68 j 44 I .00 Smithvilie 7. . ] Thomasville. 08 !45 00 Waycross 60 ; 40 .00 Summary j j Means, [ | [" Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations for the Morning News. Savannah, Oct. 27. 7:36 p. t., city time. Temperature, j Direction. j' a | ° Rainfall Name OF Stations. Portland 59 Ne' 6 .OLRaining. 805t0n...... 66'SWI. . —Cloudless. Block Island 64 W 10 02 Cloudy New York city.... 50| W 1.. *T Cloudy! Philadelphia 48 NW 12 .... Cloudy. Washington city... 59 NW; 6 . cloudy Norfolk 54;N El 6 .... Cloudy. Charlotte 54 NWj 6 .... Cloudless. Hatteras 60NW 6 , Cloudless Wilmington 55. NW Cloudless Charleston. 58 W .. .. Cloudless' Augus a 51 Cm Cloudless. Savannah 68 W .. .. :Cloudless. Jacksonville 60; W Cloudless Cedar Keys.. ... 62 NW 6> ... (Cloudless. Point J upiter,Fla.. 66 N ..(. Cloudless Titusville 58; W Cloudless! Key West 76 N .. ... (Cloudless. Atlanta coj N ..j Cloudless. Pensacola 64 S W j.... Cloudless. Mobile 6n S W 6, .... cloudless. Montgomery 56 W T ....Cloudless Vicksburg USE. (.... Cloudless. New Orleans 62( S 6; .... (Cloudless. Shreveport,. 66 S E 10( Cloudless Fort Bmlth 68-8 E.. ... Cloudv. Galveston 74, S 6 .... Cloudless. Palestine 14 8 E 6 . cloudless. Brownesville 76 1 8 e . Cloudless. Knoxville 48! N . cloudy. Moth phis 5) E S .... Cloudless. Nashville. 48; E ..I cloudless. Indianapolis. 28 S E ..... Cloudless. Cincinnati 40 N 6 Cloudy Pittsburg 42;NW ~| '.Ol Raining. BiGTalo 38, N .. *T Raining. Detroit 40 N 10! ... Ptiy cloudy Marquette 40; E 6 Cloudy. Chicago 46;n E 12 (Cloudless. Guluth 42 N E 0 ....(Cloudless. §{■ ftu | ••• 44 S E Cloudless. St. Louis. 80, E 6... Cloudless. Kansas City 54; E 6.. ..!Cloudless. Omaha 60|8 E 6 .... (cloudless. Cheyenne 48 NW IS .... (Cloudy Fort Buford 58 NW 26 .... iP'tly cloudy St. Vincent 50 s 12 . ..iP’tly cloudy *T Indicates trace. finches and hundredths. L. A. Denson, Observer Signal Corps. Horsford’a Acid Phosphate. Beware of imitations. Where to Find Wedding Girts. If you want to present solid silver or plated table ware in rich patterns aud de signs, you will find the largest stock and variety in the city at M. Sternberg & Bro.’s jewelry palace, 157 Brougnton street. Prices not fancy, and every tning guar anteed as represented. The Union League, The Manhattan and other leading clubs of New York praise up the world-famed Roch ester Lager Beer. No more genial appe tizer and promoter of digestion exists than the sparkling, delightful Rochester Beer. Made ouly by the R Chester Brewing Company of Rochester, N. Y., and sold only in bottles. For sale by John Lvons & Cos.. J. McGrath, S. W. Branch, W. G. Cooper, Moehlenbrock & Dierks and John Lynch. “I Ain’t Much on Brick Bracks,” Said an unpolished party the other day, but those who do appreciate magnificent art and genius in bronzes, statuettes, vases, onyx clicks aud tables, fine and rare wares Buoula visit M. Sternberg & Bro.’s jewelr y palace. Presentation pieo.-s and set3 a feature. Sanitary underwear, f 1 a suit less than you can buy anywhere. I don’t merely say it, but Ido it; come and look at my goods and satisfy yourself. "The famous," 144 Congress street. Prominent Weddings This Week. Several prominent matrimonial events are booked for this week. There is still plenty of time to look over M. Sternberg & Bro.’s grand display of useful and orna mental articles of value—diam mds, jew elry, solid silverware, etc., suited to just ’suoh occasions. Quality and priosa guar anteed. Bet All the Btaga A-crowing for “The famous,” as the pnprie or has certainly accomplished the best piece of advertising that ever was at tempted, by hit liberality in giving every boy that bought a suit from $3 upw* and a free ticket to the oireue. The rush this week; was unprecedented, and “The famous" sold more boys’ Hints this last week than all the other stores combined. If you don’t believe it, corns and see the crowd of boys getting their tickets Monday. Liberality pays, and there u no clothing firm in Bavauuah more liberal in their dealings with patrons than “The Turnout" N. Y. clothing bouse, 144 Congress street. “Can I Use Your Opera Glasses a Moment?" Don't intrude on your usifhbor at the tbirslrr or elsewhere with Uw>abusequss y when k tMefhberg it fatv. are shewing tfee UfMiVl ajj4 flo—l f otrtcblv * f mmn** *r* vftiuifiktfl iu i r y ti i r> f CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENTA WORD. APVKR TTSKMZST3, 15 Word* or more, in this column inserted for Oh'S. CJZST A WOULD, Loan •n Advance, each insertion. Every body who ha j any want to smprdy, anythin.} to buy or tell, any business or accommodation* to secure, indeed, any unsh to gratify, should advrrtim in this column. PERSONAL, •)1 BULL STREET is headquarters in Savan “-J nah for tine photographs. Two dollars and fifty cents pays for one and >zen cabinets, und one extra in Bxlo gilt frame. Copying iu ail styles and sizes. J. X. WILSON. CEE J. J. SULLIVAN’S LJ SPECIAL NOTICE and accept his invitation TO LUNCH. I NYBPEPSIA. Kidney and Liver troubles, a LA specific and only 40c. gallon, the celebrated Tate Spring Water Agency HEIDT’S. * I 4ESOTO" RYE WHISKY (a perfect blend *-J of several mellow old brands t is beoom ‘“k as popular as the new hotel will be. M. LAVES S ESTATE, sole proprietor of brand. f i ORNS, bunions and ingrowing toenails ex y tracted al once, positively without pain or drawing ol' blood; no acids applied whatever. Prof. A. GRITZNER, Surgeon, Chiropodist and Manicure. 149 Broughton street. JOHN: Inspect that novel “Bag Holder” at Mi GR A Til & CO.’S, and buy some of those fine ‘ Shi-Id Brand” Peaches. "I3ERSONAL—W’hen you need wines or liq -1 uors of any kind for tonics, table use, pre serving or med cinal purposes. M. I.arm's Es tato can supply you at reasonable prices. TWO DOLLARS pays lor one dozen Cabinet Photographs, including one extra, hand somely colored in Bxlo gilt frame, cord and nail 50c. extra SAVANNAH PHOTO, 00., 149 Broughton street. HKU* WANTED. WANTED, two good hands to work at dress ’* making. Apply this inoAing at 8 o'clock at 51 Broughton street. WANTED, boj- in store: state wages ex * v pected. Address L., News office. \\? ANTED, an educated German or French vv maid to take charge of two children Address MERCHANT, P. O. Box 103, Savannah. Ga. \\T ANTED, a nurse for au infant: must come tv recommended. Apply after 11 o’clock during the day at llj{> Gaston street. 11 7 A N TED, a first-class traveling salesman ’ V for a jobbing grocery house in Jackson ville; he must be thoroughly familiar with the grocery trade in Florida and be able to furnish satisfactory testimonials regarding ability, in tegrity, experience, etc. Send full particulars to Lock Box B. Jacksonville postofflce WT ANTED, immediately, dressmaking hands, V V also apprentices. Apply at 69 York street. XYT ANTED, a nurse for a sick child. Apply V v at No. 244 Montgomery street. "I*7ANTED, a good cook for small family; V V also, a smart boy to work about house. Apply at 51 Henry street, corner of Habersham. SALESMAN WANTED, to sell goods by ssm- C? pie. Good salary paid. Write to CENTEN NIAL MFG. CO., Cincinnati, 0., or Chicago. \\ ’ ANTED AGENTS —New advertising ma- V V chine, just patented. Sells to every merchant and manufacturer. Big pay to active men who can handle ageuta. Sample work and terms Kacino. Wis. KM FLO Y M ENT W ANTICD." TXT ANTED, by steady young dnan, work of VV any kind at once. Address H., News office. STENOGRAPHER, typewriter, operator, and to do office work; salary reasonable. E. E. M., 55 Jefferson. mmm —■——^ — MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. C' ENTLEMAN and wife wish a neat furnished I room; board for wife only; private family preferred, or where there are a few boarders. Address, slating terms, H., Morning News office, Savannah. WANTED. Loan association stocks, bank V V stocks, city bonds. C. P. MILLER, m Congress street. TWO men to furnish me a large quantity of A bve Spanish moss and Palm leaves. Address for particulars, at once, to J. W. WARDWELI. 511 South 11th street. Philadelphia, Pa. ROOMS TO RENT7 ~ AFLAT of four rooms and bath can be liad by a couple without children from Novem ber -Ist; terms reasonable. Apply at once to 196 Liberty street. FOR RENT, furnished and unfurnished rooms, with use of bath. 38 Abercorn street. NEATLY furnished rooms for rent; use of bath 42 Jefferson. FOR RENT, two large south rooms, also rooms and hi >ard. at 56 Barnard street. I ['OR RENT, entire third floor of the Battersby building, corner Bay and Drayton streets, from Nov. Ist, next, consisting of one room 28x26. one 28x25, one 26x20. one 20x20, one 17Ljx2% one two bathrooms, two pan tries and kitchen. Excellent rooms for bache lor apartments or small club. Apply to A. L IIARTRIDGE, 105 Bay street. FOR RENT, the lower floor of No. 6 Whitaker street. Apply on the premises immediately. FINE ROOMS, 149 Broughton street, over Collat’s shoe store, suitable for dressmak- PHOTO a cO> meot ' APP ’ y at SAVANNAH State or Weather. HOUSES AND STOKES FOR KENT. CjMJR RENT, desirable 2-story, English base st inent dwelling; all modern improvements; pleasantly located: rent moderate; possession immediately. JOHN SULLIVAN & CO. li'Oß RENT, dwelling corner Tattnall and Berrien; possession given at once. Apply next door. U'OR RENT, tenement No. 72 Cassel Row; im- A mediate possession given. From Ist No vember next, tenement No. 76, fronting south on St, Julian street, next to corner Aberoorn street. H. J. THOMASSON, 114 Bryan, between Bull and Drayton streets. FOR RENT, house on Waldburg street, be tween Lincoln and Habersham; possession given Immediately, N. FRIERSON, 70 Bay st. FOR RENT, for one year from Nov. Ist, house 125 Duffy street. Apply H. F. TRAIN, 125 New Houston street. fX>K RENT, tenement No. 97 fjberty street; in perfect order; modern improvements 1 how vacant. W. J, HABTY. Executor. HOUSE No. iso Gordon street. Apply to R. 8 CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. 7 Drayton street, Room No. 2. IT'OR RENT, that desirable dwelling, No. 132 State street. Possession given Ist No vember. Apply to A. G. GUEKAKD. FOR KKNT—MIBCELLANEO US. ITOR RENT, farm belonging to P. BURNS F Also, manure for sale. Apply 210 Chariton street. I,''OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for- I merly occupied oy Artasiau ioe (Jompnny. Apply to If. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning News. FOB hai.K. I A HUE LAND HALE.—WiII be Sjld, More Is the Court House door, in the county of Deca tur, slate or Georgia, on the’KlßttT tUHEDAY IN NOVEMBER, Um, within the legal hours of sale, the following lands, to wit; All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the Twenty-first district of said county, known In the plan of said district as lots number 1(2, number Isa, number 1(1, number 161, number 200. number .01, number Ilk. number 1(7. number |M, aud number 1(1. obtaining In the aggregate four teen buudrnd aud eighty five acres more or leas This is s fine tract of farming ian<i a large portion of widen la ekefifed. the belauue lwa> i.y tuntsMMl with One ami valuahie timber, and is sold as tbs property <4 i. Midst, * cessed, toe the benefit of heirs creditors; UtU> perfectly s-e-d derma cash J. T. DA- Vih and T. 44 nUlik, Adniniatrtors 1(1 TUBULAB i- J'r glues theep tuef meet IiSjOT It UjH, lIL4II EYE l-vee nod leelf or Ir rgs-A Peas, for sMs by J If. 'id lot Ji j THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1889. FOR SALE. I ['OR BALE.—By permission of consignees, 1 offer at private sale Cariiets. Rugs. Blank ets. Mattings, etc. C. P. MII.LKR, 131 Congress street. fPWO LARGE LIGHTRfcN f r sale in Jackson A ville, Fla., 36 feet by 115, to inches deep each; new and substantial;i built for erecting and carrying to place 250-font spans of the uew Jacksonville bridge; could be used for floating dock; also anew, lately improved four-spool hoisting engine. Inquire DAN McCAIX, box 544, Jacksonville. Fla. PAIR SAIL P. DOUBLE F.NGINKS GEO. R, LOMBARD * Cos.. Augusta. Ga. I ['OR SALE, Jamison's old Irish, and Ram say's old Scotch whiskies, 113* proof, lust the thing for a hot punch. M. LAvIN’S E3 TATE, telephone 54. _ Ij'Oß SALE, a business of twenty years’ stand - ing, consistiug of dry goods, clothing, boots shoes, furniture, etc., together with fixtures; reason for selling, owner wishes to retire from Business. For full partieulsrs address J MICHELSON, Brunswick, Ga. sr A H. P. RETURN TUBUL VR BOILKR for i V sale cheap. GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO_ Augusta. Ga. FOR BALE—Wines and liquors of all grades to suit the purse of all, and especially adapted to the connoisseur am! convalescent, being strictly pure and of line quality. M. Lavin’s Estate. _ HORBEB, MULES, etc.—Fresh lot improved Texas horses, mares, colts and mules, broke and unbroke; gentle boy's pony. J K GUILMaRTIN & CO. I ['OR SALE—Bass' ale, Guinness’stout, Bud weiser, Faust and Cnampagne beers at M. Lavin's Estate. I ['OR SALE—A large quantity und varied as sor.mentof corn, rye, trait and Iwurhou whiskie , straight and blende ), cheap tor cash. M. Lavin's Estate. 45 East Brua i street CACKVILLE is THE PLACE to makeTa O investment. We oifer large lots for sir> and give two vears to pay up, u ithout interest 1. D I.a ROCHE & SON, 168 Bay street. LOST. IOST. s’> REWARD, a grnv cat; white under -4 neath. knot in tail. KOBT. 11. TATEM Real Estate Dealer. fcfc V[ELL, ’ pointer bitch; liver and white i-v spots; one year old Liberal reward for return. 1, P. LaROCHK, 168 Bay street. SHINGLES. I TBE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4, r, mid 6 V. inches Wide, at 37Hc . B-’U-c. and per bundii-cash: prices according lo quality For sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU FACTURINO COMPANY. MISCKLLAXKOUS. BICYCLE owners who are interested iu the bicycle race to be given at Tyisw on Thanksgiving day will please meeL the commit tee from ihe Guards, at their armory, this evening at 8 o'clock 2KC. ALL SUGAR CANDY Why pay fancy • I prices when at liEIDT'S finest Candy Is cheap* by all mothers—Boracine. TpHE popular Cologne, HEIDT’S Silver Bell. r j'RY 10c. box HEIDT’S Cough Drops. A f AKE a specialty of Handkerchief Extracts aVI at HEIDT’S TANARUS) ULBS, FLOWER and UARDIiN SEEDS at lJ HEIDT'S. "yMNDEX admitted best SC. Cigar. HEIDT'S. MADE, HEIDI' S Oh Paste Blscking, JJ AVE your presoripUoafe filled at HEIDT'S. RELI ABLE DRUGS and SEEDS," reasonable prices. HEIDT'S. THE SARATOGA IIOTEti", a' S/Washbourne, Proprietor, at I’alatka, Fla . will oi en Nov. 4 for the fifth seasou. Only white Northern heqi employed. m I McLaughlin & son *u attention to ’' • the ail vert iaement, -'ii'die brick residence with well estabilshe I saloon attached. No. 172 Broughton street, at present occupied by Mr George Schwarz, for sale next Tuesday at Court House.” TATEM’S Forty-Dollar I.ots the nicest on the market. V est Broad .street, if extended, runs into them. Monthly payments. No iu t-.-rest. A FINE STOCK OF Teas. goods, fresh Buckwheat, Oatmeal, l-ariua, aDd Groceries of all kinds always sold by M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, 45 East Broad street. YJEFORE you buy or sett property consult 13 ItOBT. H. TATKM, Real fctwa Dealer and Auctioneer. PATENTS— Franklin H. Hough, Washington! D. C. No attorney’s fee until patent ob tained. Write for Inventors’ Guide. O AFES MOVED and hoisted, houses moved L 7 aud raised on reasonable terms. P. KILL ORIN. 20 Drayton street. ABRAHAMS* SEYLE, Architects and ■‘l Buperintendents, No 118 Bryan street, rear office. Plans drawn and buildings sunerm tended. THEO. H. ABRAHAMS. 1 Twenty thousand dollars to lend on city real estate. ROBERT H. TATEM Real Estate Dealer. PIANOS AND ORGANS tuned and repaired. T B < TURNFR eiTed at 178 SoUth Broad street. C 8 ALL at LaROCHE A SONS, 168 Bay street, J and select a fine lot at SackviUe, 40 feet by 100 feet, within a mile from extended limits of city, near City and Suburban Railway, for 625; *1 per mouth till paid for, without interest; no charge for papers. A GOODRICH, attorney at law, 124 Dear- Hi born street, Chicsgo; advice free; 21 vears’ experience; business quietly and legally transacted. _ HAMS. A little higher ia price, but of uarirailed quality, BJS‘E OUfi CONST AWT AIM U TO MAKE THEM THE FlMtfiT IN THE WOBI.U, CAKKIAUB WOKKmT CARRIAGE ' WORKS. SANBERG Sc CO., IH- JuhM, OJHmrrm Miff W/otMonMU'f <txt(g T ! yuAMkU* hqOaJul W# off (if t*j (hi |iuUk) Um iMt wcMitin vu# i llm I* UM (tftf Ml HA NTH, HUMMifAetiifivi, iiKfi Tumi ■ | *-;--(>• m twmd <4 • I■(* < 44 t>jf, mud 44m tiS tmw tMtiimem hHm| mi in j 1 WIHAkM ffrivh j AUCTION SALES FUTURE JIATv House and Lot, In splendid renting location, very convenient to S., P. & W. R’y, . AT AUCTION. TUESDAY". 3th November, 1889, at 11 o'clock, bvloro the Court House, Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS, Will sell the S-story FRAME HOUSE known s number 56 Eft Broad street, bet worn South llroad and Hull street*: house contains six rooms, with bath room, etc. This we consider a itesi able investment LEGAL SALKS. RECEIWR’SSALE OF THE Property and Franchises OF THE Savannah & Tybce Railway Cumpany. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. Under and by virtue of a decree rendered in and by t Ue superior court of Cnatbam county. Georgia, on the 24th daj of August, ]869. m t he cause of THE OGLETHORFK SAVINGS AND TRUST C.'OMI’AWY, Trustee, versus SAVANNAH and tybke railway com 'ANY, wnicli, with various interventions therein, were heard together, the undersigned, as receiver of said railway couipouy, as directed hy said decree, will proceed to sell, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECKMBER. eighteen hundred and eighty nine (1889>, at public auction, and to the highest and best bidder, w ithin the legal hour* of sale, m front of the Court House, in the city of Savaunah, Georgia. the following proiwrty, to wit: All and singular, the corporate property of the said Savannah and Tvbec Railway Com Puny, real and personal, and including all of its railway, in the county or Chatham, stat • of Georgia, extending from its depot, in the city of Savannah, to uud upon tee island of Great I'yhee, in said county, and all of ita lands, right* of way. road-bed, tracks, bridge*, dofiots buildings, water tanks, wharves, yards, and all oTher structures erections anil fixtures, of every sort, appurtenant to said railway, or any portion thereof: and all its personalty of every description, together with all and singular, the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or io any wise appertain lug; and. also, all the corporate and other franchises, rights, privileges, liberties, and im munities of every sort, owned, possessed or enjoyed by said railway company. S° bid of less than one hundred thousand (SldO.UOO) dollars will be received or considered The purchaser will he required to pay to the said undersigned receiver, In cash, at the time and place of sale, and before an adjudication is made to such bidder, a aum of money equlva lout to fifteeu 06) perceutum of the bid made, and. if the sale is confirmed by the court, the balance of purchase-money must be paid within twenty (90) days after such confirmation, but the purchaser shall have the right to anticipate the date of payment After the payment, by the purchaser, of such sum, in cash, as may be sutllcieut to pay the costs, charges and expenses of the trust of said petitioner, nud of this cause, including cost of all interventions, and all the lndebtednc-w of the receiver, and taxes for the year eighteen hundred and eighty nine (1889), stute, county aud municipal, which may be then due. all counsel fees as may be allowed, all receiver's certificates as may be then due, and the amount of the jmlgmeuts and interventions, principal, interest anil costa of Louis Me I aim Rosa A Sanford, anil George Harlaud, for the use of, etc., the receiver, may receive from the pur chaaor. in part payment of purchase money, the bouda of said railway company, dated September Ist. 1886, secured by the raid trust deed or mortgage, with Interest thereon from October 27th, 1888, at six l6| per centum per annum, and the coupons upon the same, duo March Ist, 1888, and September Ist, 1888, with interest thereon at six (6) per centum per an num, and the other coupons, covered by the in terventiona in said cause, for the respective sums named therein, principal and interest, at six (6| per centum, at such rate, per centum, on the pur value thereof (bouda and coupons) ua the purchaser would otherwise be entitled to be paia. in cash, in respect thereof, out of the net proceed* of said Bale, on distribution thereof, among the holders of said bonds and coupons, according to the terms of said decree. No title will rest in the purchaser, nor shall conveyance be made to him, until after a full compliance with the term* of sale. This sale by the receiver will bo of the afore said property and franchises of said railway company, disencumbered of all Hens, held or controlled by any of the parties to said litiga tion against sail! railway company, or against the rocolver, and of all liens for costs, expenses or allowances made, or to be made, by the court in said cause, and of all claims whatsoever against said railway company or said receiver, all of which liens and claims will attach to the proceeds of said sale. Tne purchaser will take said property subject to all contract* or covenants which may have been made by said railway company, or th e receiver under direction of the court, with any persons, in relation to its rights of way; and the pure aser will occupy the same position as said railway company, or receiver, in relation to such contracts and covenants. The receiver has a certiiled copy of said de cree which may be seen, at his office, in Savan Lali, (JeortfUi. HERMAN MYERS, Receiver. LKGAX NOTICES. STATE GEORGIA. Chatham County, Court of Ordinary.-PHILIP M. RUSSELL and JAMES J. McGOWA.N, executors of the last will and testament, with codicil annexed, of CHRISTOPHER C. CASEY, deceased, having (Hod their petition for probate in solemn form of said last will and codicil, and it appearing to the court that all the next of kin and heirs at law of said deceased are Mias B. CASEY, Mrs A. NOON, Mb. MoAVOY. THOMAS CASEY", PETER FAR ELL, ANNIE FARELL, LIZZIE FARELL, MARGARET FARELL. J. CASEY and Miss L. NEWEL, all residing outside of the state of Georgia. Now the*e are to cite you. and each of you, to be and ap ear before the Court or Ordinary for said county of Chatham, on the EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, NeXT, to make objections, ir any you have, why said will and codicil should not be probated as prayed for. Witness the Honorable Hampton L. FsnniLn, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 7th day of October, 1889. FRANK E. KEILBACH, Clerk C. 0„ C- C. (y EOROIA, Chatham Cotnrrr.— Notice la J hereby given to all parties having demands against Mas. ANASTASIA BECKET, late of ( Tint bam county, deceased, to present them to the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law. a<> as to show their character and amount, and all persons Indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment tome. Savannah, On, October 7th, 1889. HARRYf T. BECKET. Administrator estate of Mrs. Anastasia Bucket, deceased. CN EOROIA, Chatham County.— Not ce is I hereby given to all jiersous having de mands against ROBERT SCHLEY, deceased, to present them to me, properly made out, within the time proscribed by law, so as to show their character and amount; and all per sona Indebted to said deceased are hereby required U) make immediate payment to i..e. OcTOSia, VI. 1889. JORDAN V. BROOKS. Administrator estate of Robert Hehley.deccased. M.L. BYCK&BRO., 154 Broughton Street Bargain Day is Monday, j S" YAMDAKfi IA AT OOlAit IKIMk, tc. Vuit Judig g l&Utft £-* fj4)of (to>n m* *ss* Umu*M’HUm4 (Xfi'4 H 0f # 4 ft*,-- Hurtk&flp tm. % j 4HH4 Hlb'-imjim aw *4 Pmt.-zm AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS Handscm? Household Furniture AT AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY", doth October, IS*), at 11 o'clock, at residence 54 Whitaker street, be tween South Broad and Hull street*. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. Will sell entire contents of said bouse, consist mg In part of FINF. EBONY" PARLOR SUITE IN SILK REP. WALNUT PARI.oR SET IN REP. HANDSOME VELVET CARPETS. RATTAN ROCKERS. FRENCH MIRROR, PICTURES, VERY HANDSOME EBONY PAHLOR TA BLES, Y’ENETUV VASES, FANCY PLACgUES, ORNAMENTS, ETO., EBONY CLOCK. 7-OCTAVE KNABE I'IASO. very little used; SPLENDID BLACK WALNUT SIDEBOARD, WALNUT DINING TABLE, LOUNGE. BRUSSELS CARPETS, KU'QS, HAT RACK. MAGNIFICENT BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, WALNUT AND OTHER BEDROOM SETS, VERY FINE WALNUT CHIFFONIER, YVALNUT EARTH CLOSET, MATTING. OIL CLOTH, VERY HANDSOME WALNUT YVARDKOBE, BEDSPRINOS, MAT TRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS, ROCKING AND OTHER CHAIRS, FINE CHINA TOILET SETH. —AIAO— SILVERWARE. CHINA, ULASS WARE OROCKERY, ETC., ETC. —auio— CONTENTS KITCHEN, BERWICK RANGE, in perfect order; SAFE" AND OTHER ARTICLES. _______ Administrator’s Sale OF A Valuable SuMaii Lot C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer. Under anil by virtue of an order granted by the Honorable Ordinary of Chatham comity, 1 will sell at the Court House In Sava nah, iliir lug the usual houri of sale, ou TUESDAY, November Btli, 1889. for the purpose of ills tribution, ns the property of EI.SI li RICH ARDS. deceased, Ail of that lot of land in the town of Dit rriersvllle, on the White Bluff r .ud, in said county, designated as let number nine (W) in the plan of ninety |SW) building lota laid off April f 1866, by John B. Hogg. City Surveyor. The said lot is bounded north by n street. east by a street, south by the land known as the Georgia Hussars’ parade ground, and west by lot No. 18 of Ditmersvllie, and ineusures 106 feet front hy 157 deep, all more or less. Terms cash. JORDAN F BROOKS, Administrator estate of Elsie Kh-hardt. Administrator’s Sale. Horses, Hearses aud L’udertaker's Stock in Trade. By J. McLaughlin & Son, On WEDNESDAY", the t'th November, 1889, on the premises corner of Hull auil Drayton streets, at H o'clock, tv virtue of an order from the Hon. Hampton L. Femur,!., Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatham oounty, Georgia, 1 will sell that portion of the personal property of the late THOR HENDERSON, being his stock fn trade, sold for distribution, at tile above mentioned time and place, con alkllug of -10 large and small METALLIC COFFINS, 41 large and small WOOD COFFINS, 16 large anil small HOME MADE COFFINS. J HEARSES, 2 HORSES, 1 UNDERTAKER'S WAGON, 1 TOP BUGGY. 4 SHOW-CASES. ORNA MENTS, PLATES, HANDLES, ICK COOLERS, WASH TUBS, SHROUDS ami RoBKS, SATIN 1 PEDESTALS, with RUU and COFFIN BTOOI.B, BENCHES aud HAND SCREWS. WHAT NOT, CHEST DRAWERS. CANDELABRA. lot HASHES, IKON PIPES. sboxes HEAD LINING, 1 lot PLUMBER'S TOOLS, VISE, etc., etc., etc., etc. E. F. NEUFVILLE, Temporary Administrator estate late Thomas Henderson. Administratrix Sale. By J. McLaughlin & Son. On TUESDAY, sth November. 1889, before tlia Court House, in the city of Bavaunah, Chat ham county, Georgia. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Hampton I. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Ordinary Chatham county, I will offer for sale at public outcry, at the above mentioned place aud date, during the legal hours of sale, The western one-half of lot No. 7 Tower tvthlng, Decker ward, with the improvements thereon, known a<i 17k Broughton street, Savan nah, Chatham county, state of Georgia, consist ing of a well construe ted 4-* lory brink dwe ling, with a good established store thereon. Bold for distribution and payment of debts Terms cash; purchaser paying for titles. SARAH PEASE, Administratrix estate of Henry W. Pease, de ceased. Executrix Sale. By J. McLaughlin i Son. On TUESDAY, sth November, 1889, before the Court House, in the city of Savannah, Chat ham county, Georgia. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Or diuary. Chatham county, Georgia, 1 will offer for sale at the above mentioned place and date, during the legal hours of sale, LOT NO. 65 MERCER WARD, with the im provements, consisting of TWO HOUBES of TWO STORIES each, in nice order and condi tion. yielding a good rental, being convenient to the F. AW.Hy, on Hall or Mercer street, near East Broad. Sold for and istri bution and pay - ment of debts. Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles. _ MARLA A. EGAN, Executrix eatate of Mr. Patrick Egan deceased Old Established Saloon, stocs, nri’iM noon mu, it BI J. MCLAUGHLIN * SON. On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30, 1889, at 11 o'cloek. on the premises corner Bryan and Barnard streets, add ou account of proprietor Chang mg business: The entire stock la trade of thst long and [ well established auluon in-raer Brrau and Bar nard streets, consisting of all kiwis of tine I UUilOttH. H.VH WCrt. together with REM: ! WAP, COUNTER*, etc . awl also the good ; will, will be soltl at the above place ou WrDM- UAI, St II oetuok AKi will be la eluded all the beds a l bed-hog, Me,, WUh Ibe furaiMM In the tiff r. at bedrooms iwis. ekabtag lv poiohiuw a long and well AstoMti<l,d bosiuees At good weralng pvdet ■ ...on u-4 tie Min 1 4i4t be ha-1 at private sets by applying to us i m |M Aprtebi*, AUCTION SAI.2S TO-DAY. Sale Continued This Day, "GIOCEfIS,“ATTENTION." LARGE STOCK OF Fresh Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Store and Bar Fixtures. Etc., AT AUCTION. Ou THIS DAY, 89th October. 1889, at 11 o’clock, at store corner Whitaker and South Broad street tan*. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS, Will sell without reserve the enMre stock of goods contained in said store, consisting in part of CASES OF SOAP, CASES OF TOMATOES, CASES OF STARCH. CASES OF CRACKERS, cases of matches, cases of boda. CASES OF MUSTARD, BOXES TOBACCO, CHESTS TEA. II DOZEN BROOMS, CEDAR BUCKETS. HAKRKLS and SACKS FLOUR. CANS LARD, NESTS Tl'Bß, BARRELS and KEGS MACKEREL SHOW CASES and con tent*. OIL TANKS, PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, CLOCK, ALL KINDS FRESH CANNED GOODS. —ALSO— CONTENTS OF BARROOM, BARRELS WHISKY, GIN, Etc., Etc., CASES BRANDY, CLARET, RHINE WINE, Etc., BEER FIXT URES, LARUE MIRROR, DECANTERS, GLASSWARE. REFRIGERATOR, LARGE ICE BOX, and other articles too numerous to mention. Hcnieinher, 11 o'clock sharp TIJEBDAY, 29th_ AUCTIO N BALKS FUTURE DAYS. Administrators Sale OF VALUABLE Broughton Street Property C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer. I rider and hy virtue of an order granted by the Honorable Ordinary of Chatham county, I will sell at the Oourt House in Savannah, dur ing the usual hours of uale, on TUESDAY, November 6th. 1889, the following pro|**rty, belonging to the estate of WILLIAM LAKE deceased, for the purpose of distribution, to wit: All of that certain property situate, lying and being in the city of Savannah, county uforesald, aud known a*' The improvements on the south half of lot nuuilier thirty-three (S3) Warren ward aud the lease hold interest, said lot being leased from Chatham Academy. The said lot 8* being situated on the northwest corner of Price and Broughton streets, and the improvements con sist of two 9 story wooden dwellings on brick basement, and one 2-story on a brick basement dwelling. Also, the west half of lot number thirty-seven Warren ward amt the improvements, which consiai ot a 3-story wooden residence on brick basement, with outbuilding*, situated on Broughton street, next to Hauefshaiii. Also, lot number thirty-eight (38) Warren ward, with the improvements, consisting of three 8-story brick tenements on Broughton street, anil 3-story outbuildings lu tile Innp. Terms cash. THOMAS H. LAKE. ___ Administrator estate William Like. Guardian’s SaleT er j. mcuugnlin & son. On TUESDAY", 6th November, 1889, before the Court House, in the city of Savannah, Chat bant county, Georgia. By virtue of an order from the Honorable Hampton L. Ferrill. Judge of the Court of Or dinary. Chatham county, Georgia, 1 will offer at public auction, at the above mentioned place and date, during the legal hours of sale. One STATE OF GEORGIA BOND, No. 2,913, of the par value of *I,OOO, estate of J. Tattnall Charlton, minor. Bold for maintenance, sup port aud education of said minor. JOHN R F. TATTNALL, Guardian J. Tattnall Charlton, minor. TERMS CASH. EXECUTRIX’S SALE —OB I FOOR CENTRALLY LOCATED DWELLINGS AT AUCTION. I.D.Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. By virtue of an order granted by the Hon. Hamilton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, Georgia, we will sell to the highest bidder, before the oourt house door, In the city of Savaunah, during the legal hours of sale, ou TUESDAY, the 6th day of November, Northern portion of lot No. 20 Lloyd ward and Improvements,consisting of four (4)flne tene ment bulletin *, with all modern conveniences, situate on the east side of Barnard street, be. tween Gwinnett aud Bolton streets, subject to city ground rent of——. Above Is sold for distribution and payment of debt*. KATHERINE GEMUNDEN, Executrix estate George Ch. Gemunden. Guardian’s Sale. By J. McLaughlin & Son. On TUESDAY, sth November, 1889. before tbs Oourt House, city of Savannah, Chatham county. By virtue of an order from the Honorable- Hampton L. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Or-, dinary, Chatham oounty, Georgia, I will offer at publio outcry, at the above mentioned place and date, during tne legal hours of sale. One CITY OF SAVANNAH BOND OF THE PAR VALUE Ot *SOO, estate of Catharine E. Cahill, minor. Sold for support and mainte nance of said minor. GEORGE F. BYRNE. Hnsrillan of Catharine K. Cahill, minor Administrator’s Sale. I.D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue of an order granted bythw Hon. Hampton L. Frrrll), Ordinary for Chat ham county, we will eell before the court house door, during the usual bourn of sale, ou TUESDAY, the Mb day of NoYember, 1888: North half of lot No. 6 Reynolds ward, without Improvements, subject to a lease which will ex pire October, 1890, situated on the southeast corner of Congress and Drayton streets. Above Is sold as tbe property of the lata Thomas Bateson for distribution uod payment of debts JORDAN F. BROOKS. Administrator estate Thoms- Batesoa. Guardian’s Sale I. D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers On TUESDAY, the sth clay of November, 1881, before the court bouse door, la the city of Savannah. Ga, we will sell for rath luring the legal hours of sale: One-fourth (Ig) undivided Interest in thirsy noveo lota, mere or less, Noe, ?, 8, 11, W, 18, lb. IV, 39. *l. 71, 87, W, 31, 38, 33, M, 38, 40, 48, 41. <7, 48, tp, 61. U 64, 66, 37. 38. 68, 61, 83, W. to. 88. 87. 88: dlls being subdivision of Lloyd's brickyard, near the Standard (Ml Works A bora It told f<w mamumaavse, support anil n-hrtalE-be pur pokes JOHN M 41 WOOD. Usardiaa Gait Atwoed. 3