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DON'T THINK HE SAID IT.
Hon. Chauncay M. Depaw’a Remark
able Statement About Southern Con
victs.
The Washington Post interview with
Hon. Chauncey 1L Depew, on his arrival in
Washington from the south, telegraphed by
the Associated l'res= to the Morning News,
with the aspersions the interview contained
against the judiciary of the south, was read
with surprise and indignation yesterday by
those who know how untrue the charge is.
Mr. Dr pew was quoted a3 saying: "One
thing which more than any other has de
bauched public sentimeut in the south is
the convict labor system which holds in
certain states. Unless Kennan’s stories of
the Siberian horrors are absolutely true,
there can be no scenes in a civilised coun
try so terrible as Jin the southern convict
camps. These poor wretches are
leased to men who have no interest
in their welfare or reformation. No
one sees wi:ether they are properly fed,
clothed, housed, treated or cared for. Some
times the contracts call for a certain num
ber of convicts and the state furnishes
them. How? It they can’t fill the quota
otherwise, most trivial offenses are made
excuse for long terms of imprisonment. 1
have no doubt that mauv innocent inen are
serving sentences in southern convict camps
that the quota might he filled.”
j | Judge Falligant of the superior court,
whose attention was’called to the iuterview,
-aid that he could not believe that Mr. Depew,
who is himsolf a lawyer, expressed snch
opinions as are attributed to him. Judge
Falligant said, however, that he did not
feel called upon to defend the judiciary of
Georgia from such aspersions. When a
defense becomes necessary ho will leave that
lor the governor of the state.
Ex-. Judge Adams said that the statement
by Mr. Depew is wholly false, and there is
no possible foundation for it. If collusion
witn the lessoes for convicts could be im
agined it would be impossible, he said, to
bring it about, as it must ramify the ma
chinery of the courts from the time an
offender is indicted. The sentences are no
more severe in this state. Judge Adams
said, than the general average of other
states.
Hon. F. G. dußignon says that the inter
view coutains a slander upon the machinery
of the southern courts which is not jusiifU%
by the court records and history. On the
contrary,the state has no contract to furnish
any given number of convicts to the
lessees. While the convict sys
tem is not ; popular, Mr. dußignon
says that its abolition would necessitate a
great expense, and would diminish the
school fund by any plan to build a peniten
tiary large enough to accommodate the
criminal classes. Such a plan, Mr. dußignon
says, would be opposed by the large and
respectable body of colored citizeos, who
would suffer in common with tho white
people by the loss ti e school fund would
sustain through auy such a policy.
Referring to the condition of the camps,
Mr. dußignon said that unexpectedly to
the lessees ho visited Smith’s convict camp,
to find it clean, the men properly clothed
and fed, and the convicts healthy and
hearty. He made a tour of the camps, con
versing with the convicts out of hearing of
the guards, and tho only complaint they
made was that they had to work hard.
Among those he talked with were some he
had prosecuted in the Chatham superior
court.
Mr. dußignon said that it was his ex
lierience at the bar in the up country and
in this circuit that those indicted for
offenses against tho statutes have thrown
around them all the paraphernalia of pro
tection under the constitution, whether they
be white or black, and if they are unable to
fee a lawyer counsel is assigned by the
courts, who defends them without cost to the
state, and no technicality that will avail
the accused is lost sight of by their counsel,
and he cit and the case of one lawyer, W r . S.
Chisholm, Jr., appointed by Judge Falli
gant to defend a colored prisoner, who car
ried the ease to the supreme court at his
own expense, and weut there and remained
to argue the case for his client. Colored
convicts have had their cases carried up to
the supreme court for review by unpaid
counsel and the cases romnnded and the
convicts brought back at the public expense
to be given anew trial.
Speqjting for himself, Mr, dußignon said
that know ing how difficult it is to convict
when he was solicitor general he would not
present a case to tho grand jury until he
had first examined the witnesses for the
state thoroughly and had satisfied himself
of the guilt of the accused, and net then
was he always successful in the prosecution.
Solicitor General Fraser says that the
charge in the Depew interview is a slander
upon the southern courts and he does not
believe Mr. Depew said what is attributed
to him in the dispatch, and he looks for
Mr. Depew to disclaim it.
Sheriff Ronan, who has held the office of
county sheriff for eighteen years, says that
the charge of the c urts attempting to fill a
quota of convicts for the lessees is untrue.
The trouble has been that they do not come
for the convicts as promptly os they should,
and the convicts have been kept as long as
a mouth nfter conviction at thocouit.’s
expense before they were sent for. Sheriff
Honan’s experience with criminals and his
attendance upon the superior court, con
vince him that while many guilty escape
conviction, instance* are rare where the
innocent suffer.
Those who aro familiar with courts of
this county know that hardly a term of
court passes that juries of white men stay
out all night in the jurv room,
where those who have a doubt of
the • guilt of colored defendants
hang the jury and mistrials and acquittals
by far outnumber the convictions. The
practice and machinery of the courts of
Georgia are a reflex of those
of other southern states, and the
members of the Savannah bar say that no
stato of the north can boast of a purer
judiciary than the Goorgia judiciary,
TAKEN FOR AN OLD CRIME.
"Wash" Burns Arrested for u Murder
in Bulloch Counts'-
Deputy Sheriff Wntors of Bullooh ooanly
arrested “Wash" Burns (colored), rmployei
on a Central railroad construction train, at
the Ocean steamship whar I ’, yesterday, and
locked him up. Burns is charged .rith the
murder of "Bill” Long, a colored farm hand
on W. H. Blitch’s place in Bulloch county.
Burns says that the difficulty took placo
oyer throe years ago. Ho was living at that
time on Mr. Blitch’s placo, and "BUT 1 1 -ong
had cursed and abused L:iu repeatedly.
Long threatened to kill Burnt: one day, and
Burns had a warrant taken out for tils ar
rest, and Sheriff MiUor deputized four .neu,
among the number, Burns, to accompany
him to Long’s house and arrest the :usa.
’iho party carried shotguns.
W hen the sheriff and bis posse reached
Long’s house they saw Lung coming up the
road. They waited for hixn, and tie came
up. The sheriff attempted to awest him,
when, Burns said, Bong attempted to draw
a revolver, and al! bnnds "cut down” on
him. Burns remained around Blitch station
it Jnr.r* tjmg 4. if.. .r.'a ; .jj li*j
enemies to talk about prose
cuting liter, for murder. Ho oamo
t. Havftuuab. Ho w.rk?d at tho whairoi a
1 timo aiu 1 . tboc secures! a position on
u o"ntrt*i railroad constructiou tru.‘.’Tiieie
be l;ia boo:*, working ever it iaos.
A fac‘ v/o: th knowing i3 that blood
i'll nthor medicines fall to oar? yield
P.owly b:;t surely to the bioololu* using prup*r
t .os oft*. I*. P. U'rick ly Ash, Voko Moot au'i
J otasniun?.;- Adv.
'luay letters nr* recslroS by tli* P. P. P. Cos.
• ■uriMfitK. lA/te*; they had such .and
>uch a i.uird purifier and aargaparjllas, rnen
-:r>i;ificr ui‘ ir ratv.e/. and fitting iLey did no
i'/x*!, uucl they -ihl rot get well until P. P. P.
• i*. irkiy Asb, Pok* Hoot Potassium) was
Ir i ?4 ‘ Thitzo letters we Ptnrt*J to publish,
the various wrote us fear
l"l-sr. an i -re uiaueatinued cvn-i, hut i’. P.
1 (Prickly Ash, Poue It.<t and Potassium) is
| ruxnphaut cn ovary ocdiifcon, and has ma lea
• f>t of friend* In enreo of syphilis, rheumatism,
of Ida Wool ponton. dyspepLa, malaria, aud
lemale complaints.— Adu
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.
Ar> Vgjt TISEMtXTS. 13 Words or
more, <n this column inserted for O.YE
CEXT A W OIW, Lath ts Advance, each
insertion.
Everybody who has any leant to supply,
anythinj to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure,- indeed, any wish
togrcttrp shovld advertise in this column.
cm BC II IHHE( TORY .
PARE NEW-CHURCH—Easter services at
10:45 x. m. : preaching by Rev. J. A. Hayes,
"Why Seek ye tho Living among the Dead"’
Lecture in the evening at S on '•Redemption.”
PKRSUXAn.
r fi" O DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet
A Photographs, and’s2 SO pavs for one dozen,
and one extra iu fine Bxlo gilt frame. J. N.
WILSON, iil liud street.
PATRICK CAMPBELL, bricklayer, son of
James and Ann Campbell, deceased, please
send your address to your sister, HANNAH
CAMPBELL, Morning News Cos., Savannah, Ua.
MR YOUNG BLUB, tho half brother of Mr.
James L. Fabian, will please send his ad
dress to Mrs. M. L. HAAG, Brazoria, liazoria
county, Texas. Ixick Box 86. Mr. James L.
Fabian died In 1878.
TWO DOLLARS pays for ono dozen Fine
Cabinet Paotographs; one extra in eight by
ten gilt frame, with cord and nad, 50c. SAYAN
NAH PHOTO CO.. Hi) Broughton.
I OVERS OF MUSIC, attend Grand Concert
J by Cobb’S Military Band, Hussars’ Bazar
Hall, Wednesday evening, April 9. Admission
50c.; children 25c, Dancing after concert.
PIANO LESSONS given to beginners and
advanced pupils by Miss VIRGIE ASH
LEY, latey removed to Savannah. Terms
moderate. Reference best in the city. 156
South Broad street.
MRS. HAMILTON bas reopened her fashion
able dressmaking rooms at No. 30 Bull
street.
’■pilE HARNETT HOUSE BAH was "opened
.1 last night under the management of James
J. Hern, formerly of the Marshall house bar,
and John Sommers, formerly of the White
Elephant.
INFANTS' and Children s Caps and Sun Bon
nets, Sun Bonnets for ladies for the country
and sea shore. Cali and see them at corner
Barnard and York streets
DON'T fail to get a oopy of Sunday’s issue of
the Morxinu News. Fc r sale at BISHOP'S
DRUG STORE, corner Hali and Price streets.
\ VON DALE LOTS are the king of suburban
.Y. lots.
BOARDING STABLE. Healthiest, roomiest,
best ventilated, fattest boarders. One of
proprietors on hand day and night. Horses and
mules for sale. Inspection will prove. Tele
phone 251iUILMARTI X & M EHRTENS.
M ARRY'.—Marriage paper and particulars
of marriage associatiou that pavs
members SSOO to $3,090 free. GUNNELS’
MONTHLY, Toledo, Ohio.
Cl ALL and see those beautiful Dress Buckles
' and Slides, new designs; new goods in linens
for Scarfs. Tray Covers, Splashers. Corner
Barnard and York streets.
THERE is everything to Interest you in the
Sunday Mornivo News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
HAIRvVORK and Ladies’ and Children's hair
dressed in the latest style. 112 Broughton
street, Hair and Jewelry Store.
A RRIVED, MADAME CHICON. from New
xx. Orleans, the Greatest Fortune Teller of
the age. Madame is the seventh daughter of a
seventh daughter. Born with the wonderful
gift to read your destiny, she gives truthful
advice on business, health, love, marriage,
changes, journeys, lawsuits, etc. Helps to
unite the separated, and causes speedy
marriages. Removes evil influences and
jealousy. Having all the power by inheritance
and tradition, she never fails to give satisfac
tion. Fee reasonable. Office 82 Broughton
street. Always at home from 10 a. k. to 9p. m.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
READ the Bunday Morkhto News. For sale
kt KIEFFER’S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
SUN BONNETS, white and colored, a full line.
Call and see thorn comer Barnard and York
streets.
'YTOUNGLOVE & GOODMAN have |ust re-
X ceived two carloads of as well selected
horses and mules as were ever offered on this
market; mules from 15 to 164 hands high:
horses are well selected for both draft and
driving. West Broad street, foot Broughton.
Telephone 351.
HELP WANTED.
YVTANTED, first-class bookkeeper who can
n bring unquestionable reterences. Address
three days, DRY GOODS. News office.
WANTED, entry clerk, must write good
rapiil hand; one identified with drv
goods preferred. Address STEADY EMPLIJY
MEXT, News office.
WrANTED, six smart girls at the SaY'AN
> V NAH S TEAM LAUNDRY, Lumber street,
between Zubly and Margaret streets.
TRISHMEN WANTED.—Employment lor do
lor 30 men. Wages, one dollar and a quarter
per day, or will give work by the yard, leveling
and ditching. C. H. HOAVARD, Gdlarl Station,
Atlanta and Florida railroad, near Fort A'al
ley. Oa.
VS7 ANTED, a good cook. Apply 31 Gaston
V T street.
WANTED, an old colored woman as nurse
“ for young baby; reference required. 208
New Houston street.
Vlf ANTED, a young man of good address to
VV canvass local Banks. Wholesale and large
Retail Business Houses, Good nay to reliable
man. Address FREY STATIONERY CO., St.
Louis, Mo.
CERA’ANT WANTED, a respectable, middle-
O aged colored woman, to nurse: must be
without incumbrance and sleep on premises;
references required. A. B. MOORE, 101 New
Houston street.
V%7" ANTED—A neat and competent house
VV girl. Apply at 17 BROUGHTON ST.
WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in
V y city or country wishing to earn $3 to $3
a day at their own homes; no canvassing, work
furnished and sent by mail any distance. Ad
dress with stamp. CRYSTALLIZED PHOTO
GRAPH COMPANY', 112 West Sixth street, Cin
cinnati, O.
YYrAXTED, respectable white girl or woman
yy for general housework; one speaking Ger
man preferred. Apply 73 Charlton street.
MONEY LOANED! Money Saved: Own your
own home. Wanted, agents, everywhere
to represent the National Capital Loan Society,
Provident Building, Pbilod -iphia.
"WANTED, first-class city drummer to handle
y y our goods in Savannah; salary or com
mission. Address with references, DIXIE
BROOM WORKS, Atlanta, Ga. ________
\X7 ANTED, a reliable white cook willing to
y y assist with housework in a small family.
Apply Monday, 190)$ Barnard street.
WT ANTED, a good hand, one who understands
yy tho care of horses, and to make himself
generally useful. Apply 03 Whitaker street
SALESMEN WANTED—AA'e manufacture
White |Enamele.l I .otters and offer a few
energetic men profitable permanent employ
ment Sen t Ilcilefcntainj Mfg. Cos..
Cincinnati.
SALESLADIES AA'ANTED nt ALTMAYERB,
O also driver for delivery wagon. Apply
Monday morning after !> o'clock.
-WANTED, a first-class serving machine man
VV who has had experience as a city manager
and can give a bonu of five hundred dollars.
He must he able to show that he lias made a
good record, and also t hat ho can secure men
to work. Such a man can secure a good posi
tion by addressing THE tJX.xUER MFG. COM*
PAXY. Charleston, 8. C.
WANTED— Ag.-nts traveling in tho wholesale
VV grocery, drug and confectionery line to
handle a quick selling novelty us a side line.
Liberal commissions. Samples free. State
route and references. lor full particulars, ad
dress IT? MANUFACTURING CO., Milwaukee,
Wis.
O ALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE--A few good
O men to sell our good* bv sample to the
wholesale and retail trade. AVe are the largest
manufacturer* in our line. Liberal salary paid.
Permanont position. Money advanced Tor
wages, advertising, etc. For terras, address
CKXTENNUL MB U. CO., Chicago. 111. *
TIIE MORNING NEWS : SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1890—TWELVE PAGES.
HELP WANTED.
A A ' ANTED, a reliable woman for housework,
I > white or colored 152 Gaston street.
V GENTS should write for illustrated circular,
terms anl two weeks’ trial of Missouri
Steaui Washer: washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing: easily sold and
profitable. J. WORTH, 54 Ueeckmau street,
New York city.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a thoroughly
* > competent, active and experienced whole
sale grocery salesman, well posted in imported
aud domestic goods, to travel Northern and
Central Georgia. None but first-class men,
pos-essing a thorough acquaintance with the
trade and the requisite experience and ability,
need applv. To sav; time, please send good
references (grocery merchants preferred) w ith
application. AUSTIN, NICHOi S <St CO , Im
porters aud Wholesale Grocers, New York.
EM PLOY M EXT WANTED.
Tj'XPEKIENCED man wants situation in bar
I j or tar and greesry or driving grocery
wagon. Address CLERK No. 1, this office
MAN of -good address and good education
wants situation of auy kind. Address
WORKER, this office.
\V ANTED, position iu drug store by young
I T man who has attended two courses of
medical lectures. Satisfactory references. Ad
dress E. A. 11.. 12)0 Mercer stieet.
VLADY wishes to travel for a dry goods,
drug or millinery house; thinks the novelty
would make it pay. Address H., Postoffice.
I ADY wishes position as teacher in country
l i school or on seacoast. H.. Postoffice.
X V r ANTED, by a young colored man, situa-
II tion as porter or clerk; moderate, tem
perate, ono willing to work; acurate in figures.
Address H. I>. FORD, Morning News office.
MAN of good address, sober and reliable,
writes well, quick and accurate at figures,
desires position; can keep books, single entry,
or do almost ahything. Address J. I\, 64
Liberty.
A" jTkXPERT ACCOUNTANT would devote
eveuings to Investigations, adjustment of
accounts, oiiening, posting, and closing books,
baauees prepared, etc. Address ACCOUNT
ANT, this office.
ROOMS W ANTED.
ROOMS WANTED, two good connecting
rooms, furnished or unfurnished; one to
face south. Good location desired. Addr ss
"STRANGER,’’ this office.
MISCELLANEOUS IVA NTS.
TXT ANTED, Loan Association stock. Germa
li nia Savings Bank stock. C. P. MILLER,
131 Congress street.
t YOUNG MAN wants a sober, quiet gentle
1V man as a room mate. Address S. P. L.,
care this office.
VXTANTED, a roomn ate, by a gentleman
VI having nice room. Must be of good
morals. Address X, this office.
XT'ANTED—To borrow a few hundred dollars
li on a young hearing orange grove, with
dwelling, etc., in Hillsboro county, Fla., on rail
road: growing settlement: worth four times
amount wanted; 15 p r cent, will be given for
one year. Address THOMAS, News office.
XIT ANT ED, for cash, block of four or five
V T brick tenements, two-story on basement.
SAM K. PLATSHEIC, broker, Room 6, Southern
Bank.
XXTANTED, a second-hand soda water appa
v V tus. Address FALLS, Box A, Morning
News,
WANTED, several brick dwellings, two or
three-story on basement. Line, Liberty,
Abercorn, Gaston, Barnard; prices SI,OOO to
$6,500. SAM K. PLATSHEK, broker. Room 6,
Southern Bank.
XXTANTED, a partner with a few hundred
v V dollars to take half interest in an estab
lished, well-paying business. Address X., this
office.
LOAN ASSOCIATION STOCKS of all kinds
J wanted by SAM K PLATSHEK, broker.
Room 6, Southern Bank.
M WOULD exchange piano, valued at SIOO,
• and Newport rocker, at $25, for diamond
or jewelry. Address Postofflce.
TXT ANTED, to buy a house with 5 or 6 sleep-
T T ing rooms, between Lioerty and Hunting
don and Abercorn and Barnard. All modern
improvements. Address CASH, care News
office.
BOOMS TO RENT.
I .NOR RENT, elegant, flat, suitable for light
housekeeping, with conveniences; air un
obstructed from either point of compass: rent
reasonable to right party. 90 MONTGOMERY
street.
INOR RENT, a nicely furnished room, suitable
F for gentleman. Apply 45 Barnard street,
near York.
HANDSOME flat of four connecting rooms,
southern exposure, corner Duffy and
Jefferson streets; rent moderate.
r floors for rent at 12 Macon street
I NOR RENT, one nicely furnished south room,
1 us? of bath, etc. 43 Jones street.
NEWLY FURNISHED front hall bed-room,
privilege of bath. Pleasant neighborhood,
Kent $5. Address X. X., News office.
RENT, neatly furnished hall room, with
gas and every convenience. York street,
first door west of AA’liitaker.
rpo RENT, an elegant flat of six rooms,
A second floor. Apply 37 Habersham street.
I NOR RENT, pleasant rooms, furnished or un
-1 furnished, with use of bath, at 56 Barnard
street.
tNOR RENT, parlor floor, furnished, contain
ing three delightful rooms, kitchen and
butler’s pantry, with use of bath room. Apply
at 48 Hall street,
r |X> RENT—A nice flat of rooms. 101 LIB-
A ERTY STREET.
INOR RENT, furnished room, second floor,
privilege of bath. 147 Perry street.
(NOR RENT, nice flat of rooms and bath, suit
able for light housekeeping; family with
out small children preferred. 17 Houston street.
I NOR RENT, one neat and comfortable front
room, southern exposure, parlor floor. 42
Lincoln.
TO LET, two rooms for housekeeping, 80 New
street, bpposlte Central Freight AV'are
house. •
HOUSES ANI) STORES FOR RENT
r pO RENT, one of those new houses on the
A corner of New Houston and Montgomery
streets, with all modern conveniences, and one
on Duffy street east of West Broad. THOMAS
A, rOLLIABP.
T'O RENT, May 1. three new houses on
Henry street west of AA’est Broad street.
THOMAS A. FOLLIASD.
A COMMODIOUS TAVO-STORY DWELLING
lately built, delightfully situated, will be
rented low to an acceptable tenant; possession
immediately. Apply to PETEK REILLY, 28
Drayton street.
I NOR RENT, storo and dwelling, southwest
' corner Montgomery and Berrien streets.
Apply lull Montgomery street.
I NOR RENT, that handsome cottage on
Springfield plantation. Large, well venti
lated rooms, front and back piazzas, excellent
grounds. A good opportunity to rent a pretry
ome cheap. Apply to AV. H. DOONER, Jr., 187
Broughton street.
]NOR RENT, two small houses. Apply 04
Broughton street.
INOR HEAT, from Oct. Ist, 1890, n com modi-
A' ous dwelling suited tor a boarding nouso.
Abply to ED. E. NEUFVILLE, 92 Bay street.
INOR RENT, a one-story, four-room house,
1 with kitchen attached. 263 Lincoln street.
rpf) RENT, dwelling, 188 New Houston street.
I Modern improvements. Apply on premises.
F"OR RENT, nice two-story house, 97 AVald
burg street, third house from Drayton.
Modern Improvements. Fine yard. For par
ticulars apply to THOMAS lIOWDEN, 214
Broughton street.
I NOR RENT, dwelling No. 132 State street. In
1 first-class order. Possession given imme
diately. A. G. QUKRABD. Battersby Building.
|X)R RENT, furnished house on Gaston stre t
F from May 1, for six months; all modern
improvements. JOHN SULLIA’AN & CO., i o2)s
Bay street.
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
T.-'OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for-
F merly occupied by Artesian loe Company.
Apply to F. U. BELL, business Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
tTOR SALE, the privilege of shooting on Hut
chinson Island for a year or term of years
to highest bidder. T. H. MASSE A'
CIX NEW SHOW CASES for sale at a big bar
ty gain at the CHICAGO MANUFACTURING
JEWELERS’ ASSOCIATION, tr Broughton
street.
BURLAPS for packiug furniture otc„ for sale
by C P. MILLER. 131 Congre-s.
I'GGS one dollar per setting from imported
J brown leghorns. Come and see them. S.
E. JDrner Bolton and Habersham
IjV)R SALE, houses and lots in all parts of the
city, farms and investments in suburban
property near the city. Call and look over our
list, harmon. walker a mcHarrie, iso
Broughton street.
IX>K SALE, the yacht Alexander C. For
terms apply to No. 12 Willi mson street.
TX)R HALE. Eggs for hatching from Light
I Brahmas. Plymouth Rocks, $2 setting,
two settings $3 50; white and br.wn Leghorns,
$1 50 sotting, two settings $2 5o Fo\t Is are
very fine, aud can be seen at any time. Leave
orders at Heidt’s Drug store, or nd lrcss FOR
EST CITY POULTRY YARDS. Savannah. Oa.
FTOR SALE—A Touug bearing orange grove,
with other fruits, dwelling, etc., in Hills
boro county. FI A. on railroad, near gulf, not
tar from Port Tampa, near phosphate discov
eries; growing settlement. Also (eautiful, high
rolling lauds In vicinity. Bargains. Address
THOMAS, News office.
IOT on Montgomery street, between Auder-
J son and First avenue, size 30 by 99. Ad
dress LOT, with price, care News.
I TOR SALE, fine lot, 30x115, on Eighth street.
south front, near public square; this de
sirable lot is only offered as owner wishes to in
vest in improved property. HARMON, WALK
ER A McHARHIE, Real Estate, 15C Broughton
street.
ITOR HALE—One complete black hair cloth
I parlor suite. Apply lil Perry street
in Ann BEDDING PLANTS n>wreadyist
It/s”'- sto 10 cents each. Suitable'for
garden or cemetery work at J. 11. PARSONS,
Ikkurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, Ga. Tele
phone 11)7.
I PARTIES leaving city will sell cheap fine
folding lied, hatrack and other household
furniture. (55 Charlton street.
I ARGE MULES for sale by I). R. THOMAS,
1 J 111 Bay street.
IT OR SALE, two shares of Excelsior Loan
.T stock. Address G. E. M., care of this office.
CHOICE BEACH LOTS near the new Tybee
hotel. Also a cottage on Main street. C.
P. MILLER, Real Estate.
A NUMBER ONE IIORSE for sale. Apply to
0. A. MUNSTER, grocer. Bull and An
derson str ats.
IOT corner Liberty and East Boundary, run
-2 ning back to Perry street lane, 524 front
on Liberty, known as estate L. Menrtens
UUILMARTIN 4 MEHRTI NS
TPHERE is everything to interest, you in t!ie
1 Sunday M ibnino News. For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Wnitaker and Duffy
streets.
AN IDEAL HOME, —We are now offering at
private sale a residence In a first class
neighborhood that has everything that goe; to
make a beautiful home, as well as a very de
sirable investment. The lot, 98x115, is a corner
one on two principal streets near ttie Park, with
street car conveniences. The house has ten
rooms, with all conveniences, and has all neces
sary stables and outhouses. As un investment
tnere is room for three houses besides the pres
ent, which In this desirable neighborhood would
rent readily and for a good rent. Terms, one
half cash, balance in one and two years, with
interest, HARMON, WALKER & McIIARRiE,
T LUMBERMEN’S OPPORTUNITY: 2,ooo acres
1J timber land in Laurens county, Georgia,
for sale. Heavy growth of pine, oak and
hickory. Lies adjacent to navigable stream.
Must be sold. Price $2 per acre, cash down. 11.
P. TRIMBLE. Femandina, Fla.
Ij’Oß SALE, barber shop, three chairs, fixtures,
I good business; formerly owned by Prince
Edwards, deceased. No. 61 Broughton street.
f'OK SALE, fine two-story eight-room house,
with water and bath, Second street, fourth
door from Abercorn. Apply Dr. BACKMAN,
Dentist.
5 CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Morn
ing News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
FOR SALE, five half grade Holstein Bulls,
one-year-old, from registered sire; also, two
pair Hound Pups, two months old. Apply to
r I,ETCHER A. EXLEY, No. 10 Margaret street.
I TOR KALE, an extensive and paying medical
practice, with elaborately furnished office
and dwelling. In a thriving and prosperous town
in South Florida of 2,000 inhabitants. Will sell
very cheap and on terms to suit purchaser. An
exce lent opportunity for some competent pby
sician to invest. Address A. 8,, this office.
FOR SALE, Horses aud Mules, by JNO. E.
DOWLING, jlay and Abercorn streets.
ITOR SALE, fine road mare, buggy and har
ness. T. H.. this office.
I TOR SALE, Suburban Lots, all kinds, all
prices, for cash or on time. W, G. WOOD-
FiN, ns Bryan street.
READ the Sunday Mornino News. For sale
at KIEFFERS DRUG STORE, West
Broad aud Stewart streets.
IpOR SALE, 150,000 feet galvanized wire poul
try netting at New York wholesale prices.
JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack
sonville, Fla.
LOST, string with rubber rattle, ring and doll,
and silver and pearl rattle, engraved Jl. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving same at SOL
OMONS & CO.’S Branch Store, 92 Bull street.
IOST, on April 3, a horse with hump on back,
J and having a rope around his neck. A lib
eral reward will be paid for his delivery at 14
Taylor street.
rOST. a very heavy Masonic ring, red circle
J set, engraved inside “F. H. R., Temple
Lodge No. 9, Richmond, Va.” A liberal reward
will be paid it returned to E. A. SCHWARZ, 127
Broughton street.
STRAYED.
A light yellow Jersey cow; part
O one born broken off. Reward will be paid
for her delivery at 148 Jones street.
HOARDING.
TWO YOUNG men can secure board at 11!)
Perry street, second door east of Bull
street.
BOARDERS.— A few gentlemen can And ex
cellent board, table and permanent, also
meals served. 43 York street. Flat of rooms
for rent.
SHINGLES.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, A 6 and 8
inches wide, at 374<c.. 62V<e. and 87V4c. per
bundle cash: prices according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURING COMPANY.
MISCE L L AN EOU S.
AUCTION SALES for the ladies every day
this Week at 11 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p.m., commencing Monday morning.
Stock must go before April 15. so that the con
tractors can take charge, tear down the old
building and erect our new stores. DAVIS
BROS., 42, 44, 46 and 18 Bull street.
CALL at 199 Broughlon and see the Magic
Silent Sewer, the New No. 9.
BE SURE to se - the “Shaking Quakers’’ at
YONUE’S hall the night of the 14th.
BORDER TILE, plant food and fertilizers for
sale at GARDNER'S. 30A4 Bull street.
“VO SUCH WORD AS FAIL." Chain
ll Lightning Liniment, relieves pain. 50
cents. BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY.
AVONDALE LOTS are bound to take the
place of auy suburban lot*.
C'AI.L at Morning Star Saloon, 174 Broughton
/ street; just opened; host Whiskies for sole
by L. MOORE.
1 FOUNTAINS for gardens, lawny etc. See
catalogue at GARDNER'S, SOVfUull street.
Yf ONEY loaned on furniture and sloes* of
iVI goods without removal, and on otner col
laterals. Address FINANCE, care News, and
confidential agent will call.
f HIAIN-LJGHTNING LINIMENT never fails
Vv to relieve pain. IJgbtning Toot.i-ac'ie
Drops have no equal. BRQUGUTON STREET
PHARMACY.
/'OTO J. S. K. BARBOUR, corner New Hous
" T ton und Barnard streets, and get gome of
big delicious wallet roe.
M ISCKI.LAXEOUS.
*UC \ \ i r
U Y this week at 11 o'ch ok *. a and o’clock
r. u., commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go be ore April !sth. so that the contrac
tors can take charge, tear down the old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
42, 44, 46 and IS Bull street.
A VONDALE bus excellent drainage.
1,1 LOWER seeds 5 cent* paper. VUmorin’s,
* best and fr sliest, imported and put up by
GARDNER, 302 j Bull street
'T'HE best Loaf of Bread in Savannah at
I CRAIG’S, 43 Ki lt Broad street, delivered
to families fresh every morning.
1,10 R good work in all branches of painting
X 1 and paper liaogiug, go to C. MAHONEY,
142)4 Bryan street.
TADIES will do well to examine our stock of
J Hue Soaps, Perfumes, Sponges, Hair, Tooth,
and Nail Brushes, Caam >is Ski if. Combs, Toi
let Powder, etc. BROUGHTON STREET
PHARMACY.
I AND A SAFE INVESTMENT—Any one
I J investing a few dollars tier month in lots
with Dancy, Rossignol 4 Jackson will find
them selves possessed of what in a few years
will be valuable, aud they will nut miss the
money Invested.
is a coming town.
\\T ATCHES, Clocks. Jewelry, Eye Glasses
* * and Spectacles of best quality are always
to be found at lowest prices at FRANK WERH’B,
101 Broughton street, under the Marshall House.
Give him a call.
POTS, all sizes. Wire Hanging Bas-
I kets and Flower Stands. Rest assortment
in Savannah at GARDNER 8, 8(64 Bull street.
TY RESUMPTIONS prepared with care from
t fine drugs and medicines at tne BROUGH
TON STREET PHARMACY.
('3 MAHONEY, Fainter, has commenced the
J • inside work of new court house. 11:.W
Bryan street.
N O MALARIA, no swamps, in tho neighbor
hood of Avondale.
AUCTION SALES for the ladies every day
this w eek at 11 o'clock a. u. and 4 o'clock
P. M., commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go before April 15th, so that th“ contrac
tors en take churge, tear down the old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
42,44. 46 and 48 Bull street.
IOCATION OF LOTS of Dancy, Itossignol 4
J Jackson. The Sherwood property, under
complete cultivation, and the Beinkumpeu ad
joining. We ask parlies to sec for thei’nsdv s
before purchasing elsewhere. Take Montgom
ery ear to Twelfth street, tbenoe direct on Mid
die Uround road to sign with notice of sale.
¥ S. F, BARBOUR, corner New Houston
tf • and Barnard streets, has just received a
fresh supply of famous English biscuits and
fancy crackers. They are delicious. Call and
try them or send him your orders.
VOTICE—I laving purchased the btoek and
i-X good will of R. Palmes iu the store corner
Bull street and Urou lit 11 lane, we would re
spectfully inform our friends and the patrons
of the place, as well as the pubiio iu general,
that we will keep on hand cigars made of the
best grades of foreign and domestic tobacco,
all the popular brands of smoking aud chewing
tobacco, cigarettes, and a variety of pipes, etc.,
etc. A share of patronage is solicited, and our
endeavor will be to please. J. It. MASTERS
& CO.
Rosemary hair tonic cleanses the
scalp, stimulate* the hair, and causes lux
uriant growth. Try it once. Only 25 cents a
bottle. BIDiUOHTON STREET PHARMACY.
Harmon, walker & moHarrib are
. selling agents for Avondale lots.
HUMPHREY'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES, full
line at SYMONS AMELL’S, West Broad
and Cbariton streets.
CLOTHING cleaned, repaired and dyed: gar
ments made to order; charges moderate;
satisfaction guaranteed. A. GETZ, Tailor. 294
Jefferson street Latest styles just received.
Cl MAHON El has just finished glazing the
> • new court house.
BROUGHTON STREET CARS run to Avon
dale.
AUCTION HALES for the ladles every day
this week at 11 o’clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
r. M , commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go before April 15tb, so that the contrac
tors can take charge, tear down the old build
ings aud erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
42. 44, 46 and 48 Bull street.
IjiOß anything in the line of Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Spectacles, etc.,
go to FRANK WERM, at 101 Broughton street,
under the Marshall House.
'■pERRIBLE ACCIDENT SOUTHOVER J UNC
-- tion. Dancy, Rossignol 4 Jackson offer 200
of the most eligibly situated building lots adja
cent to the city. They are larg ;r. cheaper, on
easier terms,and more accessible than auv prop
erty on the market. Call at once. 1084 Bay
street.
DON’T fall to get a copy of Sunday's issue of
the Mounino News. For sale at BISHOP’S
DRUG STORE, cornorHall and Price streets.
I?REBH SUPPLY Drugs, Medicines, Per
I fumery, Toilet Articles, Candies, Cigars,
Tobacco; prescriptions carefully compounded.
At SYMONS & MELL’B.
STUFI'EI) 'GATORS and 'Gator Jewelry.
small live Terrapins, Sea Shells, Ornamental
Grasses, etc., at GARDNER'S, :JO) V Hull street.
FOR (food I'ninting and I’nper Hanging, go to
C. MAHONEY.
OUT for Avondale lots.
SUDDEN' CHANGE OF VIEWS.-The lots
withheld from purchasers by Dancy, Rossig
nol A Jackson for over three weeks, are now
offered by them at low prices and easy terms.
Call 108)4) Bay street.
WE WILE offer this week at lowest prices
bargains in all kinds of furniture, viz:
Fine Parlor Unites, Nice Bedroom Sets, Bureaus,
Mattr. sees. Springs, Bedsteads, Pictures, latest
styles in Mirrors, Clocks, Tuilet Sets, Stoves,
Wardrobes, Refrigerators, Cualrs, De its.
Crockery, Water Coolers, Tables and all kinds
of housefurnisk ngs. Mattresses made over by
new process, upholstering done, all kinds of
furniture repaired; satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see us before going elsewhere. EM
PIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
\UCTION SALES for tire ladies every day
this week at 11 o'clock a. m and 4 o'clock
p. m., commencing Monday morning. Stuck
must go before April l.’ith, so that the contrac
tors can take charge, tear down the old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
42, 4i, 4H and 48 Bull street.
I WERM, Jeweler, at 101 Broughton
street, under the Marshall House, is the
best place to have your Watches, Clocks and
jewelry repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed.
OGCKETKNIVES, Stationery, Ijimp Goods,
L Tooth Brushes, and Combs and Bru-hesat
reasonable prices at SYMONS & MELLS.
K CENTS gets the Sunday issue of the Moh.n
--• ) ing News. Be sure and read it. For sale
at MULLRYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
r p M. KELLER, corner Lincoln and Bolton
1 . streets, has received a fresh supply of
Kennedy’s fancy biscuits, crackers, etc. Try
them.
CTOVK AND RANGE repairing done, and
n satisfaction guaranteed. D. N. THOMA
SUN. 46 West Broad.
BERMUDA grass. Johnson grass and lawn
grass seeds at GARDNER’S, Bull
street.
stoves and ranges bought,
' sold and exenangod by D. N. THOMASON,
4*i West Broad street.
A\" ANTED, everybody to know that the gar-
T? den spot of this city is the Forest City
Ice Cream Garden, corner of Bull mid Jones
streets. I respectfully announce that I have
opened the above named place, and am pre
pared to serve pure ice cream, unadulterated
milk sherbets, confections, etc.; aid also the
Forest City Ice Cream Parlor, Bj Wh taker
street, is o;ien for the season. T. F. CHURCH
ILL, proprietor; T. RUIKItiCK, manager.
TM. KELLER, corner Lincoln and” Bolton
• streets, lias received a iredi supply of
Kennedy's fancy biscuit, crackers, etc. Try
them.
C'ANARY Birds, ciges. seed, gravel, manna.
/ springs, etc., at GARDNER'S, 30)* Bull
street.
SECOND-HAND stoves thoroughly overhauled
and made good as new, 42 West Broad. D.
N. TH MAHON.
\UCTION SALEH for the ladies every day
this week at 11 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. a., commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go before April 15tu, so that too coutrac.
tors can take charge, tear down trie old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
12, 11 H and 18 Bull street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r I , IIK "Southern Homo" of Atlanta is the poor
man's ti iend, enabling him by easy instal
ments to become hi* own landlord iu a few years,
.hu, relieving him f that financial death-dea ing
moth— rent. April aeries now open. Now that
tue stock is maturing money is be 'inning to
pour in in amounts from S3)O to $3,000; and at
the low tC-i;r s of 6 per cent, every man in Sa
vannah can get a comfortable home without
auy inconvenience. Apply to Lester Hnboell,
treasurer, or U a WHATLEY, agent, 135 Bay
street.
\ UCTIOW SALI'.S for the ladies every day
a X this woes at 11 o'clock x. u. and 4 o'clock
p a. cunm-nctng Monday morning. Stock
must go b -fore April 15th. so that the conti ac
tors can tale chaive. tear down the old build,
iuffs Uli 1 erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
U. Wand 43 Bull street.
IJOCKKT MAI’S of Savannah at GARDNER'S,
1 3tVa Bull street.
r P M. KELLER, corner Lincoln and Dolton
I • streets, has received a fresh supply of
Kennedy’s fancy biscuits, crackers, etc. Try
them.
DON'T throw away your old move but have
it repaired and guaranteed by D. N.
THOM ASON. 48 West Broad.
IOTB COLD RABIDLY —A leading real ea-
J tate d.'trier remarked to Dancy, Rossignol
A .laekson tbey were foolish for selling at such
low prices, and no wonder they could sell *o
many lots Wepref, r being co-operative, and
are satisfied with a fair margin on our invest
nn-nis. See them,
\UCTION SALEH for the ladies every day
this week at IS o'clock x. u. and 1 o'clock
p. m.. commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go before April 15th, so that the cbi I trai
tors can take charge, tear down the old build
ings mid erect our new stores. p AVIS BROS.,
42. 41. 46 and <3 Bull street.
CAAMKLLIA, chrysanthemums, rose, geranl-
J urn,lily and a full line of plains from Oel
schig’s mu's ry, for sale by GARDNER, agent,
30V4 Bull street.
I E YOUR stov > or range smokes or fails to
Y bake have it set to rights by 1). N. THOMA
SON. 16 West Broad.
'P M. KIdJ.EU, corner Lincoln and 801 l W
1 • streets, is tue place to get the finest gro
ceries, freshest e-rgs, and the choicest meals of
all kinds. 11.s handsome new wagon will de
liver orders to any part of the city.
NEW BErAHTITRE In oak furniture at
TEEPEE'S.
\7"EIWS OF SAVANNAH and surroundings;
also character views for sale at GAHD
NKK'S, SOmiull street.
(AETYOU a stove cheap on easy terms at
J 1). N. TIIoMaSON, 46 West Broad strewE
AUCTION SALEH for the ladies every day
this w eek at 1 1 o'clock x. u and 4 o'clock
p. m . commencing M inday .noruing, St ck
mujft go before April 15th, so that the contrac
tors can take charge, tear down the old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS BROS.,
42, 44, 46 ami 48 Bull street.
NEW STOCK of lounges, all kinds, styles and
prices at TEEPEE'S.
I T WILL cost you nothing to have your stove
. exauilued by D. N. THOMASON, the expert,
46 West Broad street.
ORANGE, ash, hickory, oak, enake wood,
ebony, malacca walking canes at.GARB
N ER’S, 80J4 Bull street.
IF YOUR stove does not suit you exchange it
for one that will with D. N. THOMASON, 46
West Broad.
Ip LORAL DESIGNS, baskets and out flowers
from Oelchu’s nursery. Leave orders at
GARDNER'S. 80)4 Bull street.
AUCTION SALES for the ladies every day
this week at 11 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock
p. u.. commencing Monday morning. Stock
must go before A| ril IV, h, so that the contrac
tors can take charge, tear down tne old build
ings and erect our new stores. DAVIS IiROS.,
42. 44, 46 and 48 Bull street.
ipEGEAS will replace the broken pin in your
I' brooch free of charge. Read below.
IP EG KAS will replace the broken crystal of
' your watch free of charge, provided It be a
hunting case of American make. Read below.
IpEOEAS will sell you a fine gold watch, accu
. rate timekeeper, for $23 30, former price
$35. Read below.
ff'EGEAS will sell you a handsome gold ring,
diamond set, for sl2 50, former price S2O.
Read below
IpEGEAS will sell you gold ear-rings at $2 23.
1 former price $350. Every article sold Is fully
guaranteed as represented. All repairing ex
ecuted carefully and warranted ono year. The
above liberal offer is for the next ten days only.
Each brooch or watch must bo aoeoinpanlcd
by this advertisement. Yours Respectfully,
EKGEAS, Watchmaker, 112 Broughton street,
Hair and Jewelry Store.
Dialogue in "the street oar
“Good morning, Lilia, what are you look
ing at?" "O. lust reading that ad. up there of
McGtELIS A RUSTIN'." AnDie: “Do you trade
with them?" “No, 1 don't know them." "Why,
Annie, they are all the time advertising. You
see their ad. In the Morning News. The Local,
the Waycroas Reporter, Jesup Sentinel, Worth
County Ixical, Hinesville Gazette, Bryan
County Chronicle, Effingham Chronicle, Sylta
ula Telephone, the Pine Forest of Bwainsboro,
and several others." “O, how nice.” “Yes, and
you know George Washington said ‘Buv from
the men who advertise.’” “No, not fleorgo
Washington. It was Shakespeare or Horace.”
“No. it was Solomon of old.” “No. they didn’t
advertise then. I guess it was about Bor 10
years ago.” “Maybe so; then It was Horace
Greeley." “O, don’t make me laugh. But if
they advert lee go they must have a large and
growing business." “Yes, they have.” “Well,
then, I'll go down and see about a silk dress."
"O, Annie, not a dress; they don’t sell dry
goods.’’ “Don’t they* O, my, wouldn’t they
laugh at me if I called there fora dress.” “Well,
I should say tbey would.” “Do they sell gro
ceries?” ‘’No.” ‘‘Drugs?” “No.” “Shoes?”
,- No.” Gentlemen's clothing?” “No.” “Sew
ing machines?” “No, no.” “Furniture?”
“Yes, that’s It.” '‘AH right, then, I will—”
“Here, conductor, Bolton street, please."
“Well, goodliy " (They kiss) and then agiee
that McGILLIS <fc RUSTIN’ are the cheapest la
town.
GROCERIES.
OUR STORE
having recently been renovated, we are again
prepared to serve our friends and customers.
Just Received,
PICKLED TONGUES.
PICKLED SALMON,
PICKLED BEEF.
PRUNELLES. APRICOTS,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES.
DRIEb PEARS,
FRENCH PRUNES,
FIGS, DATES.
BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES.
Prompt Delivery.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BASKETS.
STRAUSS BROS.,
22 tri 221-2 gmUiMt
INSURANCE.
CHARLES F. PREVDERr.AST
(Successor to R. 11. Footman & Cos.),
FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE,
100 BAY STREET,
[Next West ijf the Cotton Exchange.]
Telephone Call No. 31. Savannah. Ga.
IK 10L WAY!
If you want a DAY BOOK MADE.
If you want a JOURNAL MADE,
II you want a CASH BOOK MADE,
) If you want a LEDGER MADE,
* It you want a RECORD MADE.
’) If you want m CHECK BOOK MADE,
- , If you want LETTER HEADS,
J If you want NOTE HEADS.
' If you want BILL HEADS.
If you want BUSINESS CARDS.
—BEND YOUR ORDKH3 TO
Morning New* Steam Priming Homo,
Mornino Nkws Building.
3 Whitaker Street.
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
152 LOTS
TO BE SOLD -•
AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
APRIL 15TH, 1890,
At 142 Congress St*
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell on TUESDAY, April 15th, 1860, at 143
Congress street, commencing at 11 o'clock a.
*.,
152 LOTS of sizes as follows:
117 Lata 30x90, i
20 LoU 33x100,
13 Lots varying in width from 30 to 60 fee*
and in depth from 30 to 130 feet.
All fronting on streets thirty, forty and fifty
feet wide, all of which will more fully appear
by reference to a plat now on exhibition at the
office of the auctioneer.
This land is the nearest to the city of any
that lias beeu recently sub livided. It is but a
short distance from Battery Pork and within a
short walk from the terminus of the West
Broad line of cars.
Tills Is a splendid chanc- for persons desiring
to inv -st, with a view to early realization of
profits.
Terms—One-fourth cash, balance In one, two
and three years, with Interest at six per cent,
per annum.
EfOHT LOTS
All Well Located and Apt to Increase
in Value Rapidly.
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer,
Will sell on TUESDAY, 15th April, 1830, at 11$
Congress street, salo comencing at 11 am.,
Six lots facing south on Bismarck street, be
tween Burroughs street and Ogeechee road.
Each of these lots has a frontage of twenty
five feet by a rectangular depth of one hundred
and fifty feet. Tills property is In a finely
settled neighborhood, very high land, and la
tho immediate vicinity of a stre.it ear line
Terms: U le-thir 1 cash, balance in one and
two years, with interest at seven per cent, pet*
annum.
—AMO—
Two lots, each having a frontage of thirty
feet on Twelfth street by a depth of ninety fe-t.
< )no of these lots is on tho northeast corner of
Twelfth and Barnard streo s, anil the other ia
next to and east of sam These lots tofethsr
could be well subdivided Into three lots facing
on Barnard street. They are wllloce’ed and
are within a block of the Beit 1 ine.
01 TIE PREMISES
AT AUCTION.
A Two-Slory Dwelling on Bollon Street
C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer. '
Will sell at 4:80 p. ir. on WEDNESDAY, April
16th, 1890,
The two-story dwelling, hut recently built,
known as No. Bolt n street, between Haher
ahamaud Lincoln streets. Tue house contain*
parlor, dining-room, kitchen, three bedroom*,
bath room, and piazzas on both stories on the
north and east sides of the hougr, besides hay
window in front on both stories. The location
Is excellent, convenient to Aberc irn. Haber
sham and Belt Line cars, faces south, and Is la
tho midst of newly-built handsome residences
where property Is increasing In value every
day. It is being sold because the owner is about
to remove from the state. Terms male known
at sale, or upon application to tho auctioneer.
Five New Dwellings
AT AUCTION,
On the premises, 4 p. u., MONDAY, Msy 21st£
1800,
C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer,
Will sell as above, those five new residence*,'
now being completed and ready for Inspection!
situated on Smith's addition, noar the llae or*
Gordon street and Wheaton street continued..
Each house contains nine rooms, hot and cold)
water, gas pipes, water closet, etc. They ar
well built, conveniently arranged, and hands
soraely finished. They are built s-viaratelv (pofij
tenements), each having a lot 35x110, and cop*
ner either on a street or an alley,
“ALSO
Five lots, each 85x110, each lot being south o|
and contiguous to one of the residences do*
scribed above.
_Terms easy and mado known at the sale
A CORNER AT AUCTION^
C. H. Dorsett will auction at his
April 15 lot 81x90 on southeast corner South.
Broad and Habersham streets. Terms, If de*
sired, ouly $1 000 cash, balance In one and twq
y ars, with interest at 8 per cent. Bond foa
title.
Great Auction Sale of Furniture!
AT
Warehouse Cor. Bay and Dousfon Sfc
C. P. MILLER, Auctioneer,
Will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at it
o’clock, at the above warehouse,
A job lot of FURNITURE, consisting of
BEDSTEADS, CHIFFONIERS, WARDROBES,
MIRRORS, DESKS, TABLES, CHAIRS, etc.,
etc., more or less damaged. A grand chance
for dealers and bargain hunters.
TN THE CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH,-.
J. A. H. UMBACH vs. JAMES RAY,
slander. Having been sued by Mr. Umbach ia
the above case for using the language that he
was a thief of certain soda water bottles which
I claimed belonged to me, and the language
having been uttered by me without malic i and
in the heat of passion, I hereby withdraw the
language and apologize for the same; and in
justice to Mr. Umbach state that l know noth
ing to canse him to be esteemed otherwise than
as an upright, honest man.
APitlL 5, 1890. JAMES RAY.
Notice to Qualified Voters of Town oPyheo.
tTNDKR and by virtue of an act of the Gen,
eral Assembly of the State of Georgia, ap
proved October 15th. 1887, amended by the act
approved December 20th, 1888, the undersigned,
appointed os Commissioners by the Judge of
the Superior Court of Chatham county, by or
der passed March 4th, 1890, will hold an election
for a Mayor and six Couucilmeu for the town
of Tybee. Said election to be held on the
FIRST MONDAY, being the seveuth day in Apr il,
I*9 r, between the hours of 10 *. x. and 4 p. sf,
The voting precinet to b? at the pavilion in
front of the Ocean House in suid towu.
11. W. COWAN, Commissioner.
EDWARD J. KENNEDY, Commissioner.
JOHN It. RUWE, Commissioner,
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