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Newspaper Page TextGEORGIA POLITICS. Congressman Lister has written that he has gotten Darien an appropriati in. Darien Gazette: It will probably be State Senator W. W. Gordon of the First district after the next election. Why not make him president of the Georgia Senate.' Darien Gazette: If the political pot gets too hot in the Eighth district it is thought that Editor T. Larry Gantt of Athens will bo prevailed upon to enter the field for congress. Editor Turner of Albany and Hod. W. J. Northen havo made friends. Mr. Turner understood Mr. Northen t J make slighting remarks about the correspondents who went along on the trip to Ohio las: year. Mr. Northen denies having had any'such intentions. The Griffin correspondent of the Macon Telegraph says: “All of the prominent al liancemen in this congressional district seem to be perfectly satisfied with our present representative in c ingress, John D. Stewart. He has left nothing undone that would advance the interests of the farmer, and, nil in all, has proved himself a worker for bis constituency. He will return to congress without much effort.” The Blairsville correspondent of the Macon Telegraph writes that paper a9 fol lows: ‘‘Mr. Northen was on hand at Blairs ville last week, It being Union superior court. He spoke Monday. Judge James Brown and Hon. Carter Tate wero on hand, and seemed as familiar toward each other as two school boys. It is thought by many that Judge Brown will not be in the race for representative in congress of the Ninth district. It is whispered that he has com mitted himself not to run. Judge Brown is a good man and would make a good rep resentative, but the young democracy seem to be in favor of Carter Tate, who is a vigorous young man, and is the very fellow who must beat the Rev. Tbad Pickott if that is done. Tate is considered sure of the delegation from Union county.” J. F. Smith & Cos., St. Louis, Mo.—Your Bile Beaus are in great demand and always relied upon. Please send $5 00 worth at once. W. J. Priest, Bristow, Ind.— Adv. Local Record tor the Morning News. Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity for to-day: Fair weather. ? Special forecasts for Georgia I FAIR anc * South Carolina: Fair, cooler, I noth westerly winds. For Florida: | Fair weather, stationary tempera ture, variable winds. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah. Ga., April 11, 1890, and the mean of the same day for sixteen years. I Departure I Mean Temperature from the Departure . ! normal Since for 18years Apl. 14, '90.! --or— ;Jan. 1,1890. y i ra 1 -|- 9 j -j- 394 Comparative rainfall Statement: Departure I Amount for j Amount \ from the Departure 10 years. for normal Since ApL 14, '9O. -|-or — Jan. 1,1890. A ! j 1 .15 I .00 |—ls | -- 3.49 Maximum temperature, 80, minimum tem perature, 60. The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was 7.8 feet—no change during the past twenty-four hours. Observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations for the Morning News. Savannah. April 14, 7:36 p. m.. city time. Temperature. Direction. a Velocity. P Rainfall. NAME or STATIONS. Portland 42 S 6 .... Cloudy. Boston 44 E ; P'tly cloudy Block Island 48 S W 8' Cloudy. New York city — 80 S K *T Cloudy. Philadelphia 70 NW i 6 Cloudless. Washington City.. 70 NW 10 Cloudless. Norfolk | 70 N ; 6 .01 P’tly cloudy Charlotte ; 88 8 .. .02 P’tly cloudy Hatteras . 66 8 W 12 Cloudy. Wilmington ] 72 3 W 6 ... Cloudless. Charleston. 70SWj 6 Cloudless. Augusta 70: W .. 1.... Cloudless. Savannah 78 NW 6 .. ;Cloudless. Jacksonville 76 W 6 Cloudless. Tampa 08 NW! Cloudless. Point Jupiter, Fla. 08 3E . Cloudless. Titusville 72 S 12 Cloudless. Key West 72 E 0 Cloudless. Atlanta. 72 N .. ■*T Cloudless. Pensacola 70 SW Cloudless. Mobile 70 SW 8; Cloudless. Montgomery 78] SW Cloudless. Vicksuurg . 76i S 0 P’tly cloudy New Orleans 72 S 10 Cloudless. Shreveport THjCm 10 Cloudy. Fort Smith 02: E .. .62 Raining. Galveston <2SE|..| Cloudy. Palestine 7ojSEil2i... Cloudy. Brownesville 74 3 E .. P’tly cloudy Knoxville 68 N *T Cloudy. Memphis 6G'SW 12 .01 Raining. Nashville 63 N 12 .40 ooudv. Indianapolis 48]N E B’.. . Cloudless. Cincinnati 52 N E 12 *T Cloudy. Pittsburg 44 N 14 *T Cloudy. Buffalo 38 N .00 Cloudy. Detroit 38 N E 10 Cloudless. Marquette 24 N W 12 Cloudless. Chicago 40 N E Cloudless. Duluth 44 N E 36 Cloudless. St. Paul 52,NE .. ... Cloudy. St. Louis 54 N K Cloudy. Kansas City 52 E 14 Cloudy. Omaha 54 E Cloudy Cheyenne , 32 S 14 02 Cloudy. Fort Buford j 50 W 6 P’tly cloudy St. Vincent ] 50 S E | Cloudless. *T Indicates trace, finches and hundredths. —Below zero. W. A. Whitney. Observer Signal Corps. To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach. Take bdminons Liver Regulator.— Adv. All After Spring Suits. The people of Savannah are not only wide awake bat keep track of current events, as is indicated by the rush this week at B. H. Levy & Bros, for those Ten Duller Bpring Suits. A few left for early callers. — Adr. LEGAL NOTICES, Notice of Application for Charter. "V OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned -*■ * ha ve formed a company under the name of -THE MACON AND ATLANTIC RAIL " AY COMPANY," for the-purpose of laying constructing, maintaining and operating a railroad from the city of Macon, or some point in Ribb county, to the city of Savannah with a branch thereof to a point on the Savannah rivt-r in Efflnghatn county, through Hie counties “f Bibb, Twiggs, Lulas u, Wilkinson, Laurens, Johnson, Emanuel, Montgomery, Tattnall, Bulloch, Bryan, Effingham and Chatham, or Kueh of said counties as may be selected for the location of said railroad; and that thirty days atter the publication of this notice in each of fcnid counties, as required by law, application " ill be made to the Governor and Secretary of bfate for a certificate of incorporation. April 7th. IS'JU. W. B. SPARKS, J. LANE, _ G. W. UUSTIN. HELP WANTED 100 CARPENTERS Hr ANTED, 100 active, competent, skilled car penters. must be mechanics with tools in Tep y best order, to build refrigerator for Ar inour Packing Company, corner Harris and " est Broad streets. Loafers and apprentices n °t wanted at any price. Workmen must sub mit their tools for inspection before going to Apply on and Monday, March 23, A. W. BLACK, Builder and Superintend ent. bKiGV TUBS ftwenSifyYop Nig Go. SOPPVi £T\2i MANUPACTUHiRO OP BUOOY TCPS \ fSX /W eiiSHIQKS, SACKS. RAMS \J/\j SEATS AND TRIMHIIIGS. 'j.-f Z.X' VI 417 Plum Si, Cincinnati, 0 2tLis£&Giit tfendlorSOpp.Catalogua CHIMNEYS. • If a wide-awake man who sells lamp chimneys hap pens to read, will he write to Macbeth & Cos., Pitts burgh ? They make the “pearl t°p” chimneys that do not break, except by accident “Pearl-top” is the trade mark. Some dealers think they can’t afford to stop the break ing of chimneys. “It would spoil the business,” they say. Queer sort of business that lives on the worthless ness of its merchandise l CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENFa WORD. AnrFRTISEItfKXTS, 15 ITorrt, or more, in this column inserted for ONE C-EAT A VI OKI), Cash in advance, each insertion. Everybody who hat any want to supply, anything to buy or sell , any business or accommodations to secure: indeed.any wish to gratify, should advertise 'n this column. PKasONAU r JWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Cabinet A Photographs, and $2 50 pays for one dozen, and one extra in fine Bxlo gilt frame. J. N. WILSON, 21 Bu i street. riARDEN SEED, vT Flower Seed, Bulls, from reliable growers, at low prices. HEIDT’S. TANARUS) UTTER CUPS, Butter cups. Try a box, 20c 1J only, at Heidt’s. TWO DOLLARS pays for one dozen Fine Cabinet Photographs; one extra in eight by ten gilt frame, with cord and nad, 60c. SAVAN NAH PHOTO CO.. 143 Broughton. i AC Cake's Artesian Water Toilet Soap, just 1U what is wanted. Try Heidt’s Oil Paste Blacking. 1 AC Hair. Tooth, Nail, Shoe, Wisp Brushes, I' * Chamoise Sponges, Pint Bottles Ammonia at Heidi's. A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column will surely bring great results Try it and be convinced. \ r OUNGLOVBLt GOODMAN, located at foot of Brought.cp street, on West Broad, have one of the coolest, neatest and best located boarding stables in the city, and respectfully art: a share of the public pat ronage. Telephone I PERSONAL—lnvestor is resnectfully in formed that the news recently published of the location of the new line of railroad near the 152 lots, will not influence the owner to withdraw them. The saie will take place on 15th as advertised, but I believe that Uie publi cation referred to will increase the number of bidders on the lots. C. H. DORSET!’, Real Estate Dealer. HELP WANTED. \V ANTED, a servailt girl to do housework. * V Apply at J. VOLASKI’S, 18 Margaret street. AVT ANTED, goed pants and vest makers for D fine work. Bihp Jefferson street. 1\ T ANTED, a respectable cook forsecond flat. V V light work. Apply at U6J-6 Jones street. Wf ANTED, girl to attend baby and assist in W housework. Apply 46)4 Jefferson. A \ "ANTED, three good coat makers. Apply V V to E. J.' KENNEDY, corner Bull and York streets. VAT ANTED, a No, 1 lumber yard man. Ad- V V dress, with reference and salary ex pected, JESSE THOMPSON & CO., Augusta, TADY agents wanted to canvass for a special J work. Apply at the parlor of the Morrison House 3 o’clock to-day. IV ANTED, by a large, well-known New Y rlc T V cigar factory, salesman to carry a line of low and medium priced specialties in cigars on a liberal commission. Address, with references. B. S. K., P. O. Box 2287, Now York. WANTED, an energetic traveler who is V V already on the road to take a side line on commission from a well-known New York im porting house; the goods sell to general stores, druggists, stationers, etc , and the route must cover small and medium-sized towns: goods sold mostly from catalogue and photographs; good opportunity for a wide awake man; best of referenc. s required. Address, stating territory covered, TRAVELER, Box 1877, New York post office. wANTED, agents for Denver State Lottery. H Tickets 50c. Address A. C. ROSS & CO., Denver, Colo. YYTANTED, agents for Jefferson Davis Mem- TT orial volume, by J. Wm. Jones, D. D. Outfit SI. Splendid terms to agents. Address H. C. HUDGINS & CO., 33 S. Broad Street, At lanta, Ga. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. \t T ANTED, position as waiter or housework H of any kind, by first-class man. Address RELIABLE, this office. \S7ANTED, position as cook by competent Vt white woman. Address L., care of News office. rihRAVELISG salesman wants position; six A years’ experience; confectionery and fancy grocerais preferred. J. K., Nows office. “ROOMS WANTED. "VI , r ANTED TO RENT, immediately, two fur tv nished rooms in a good location. Address L. S. G., care of News office. State terms and locality. , MISCKE LAN KOUs W ANTS. A\ 7 ANTED, 500 cedar posts. X GARDNER, VV Bull street. WT'ANTED, a partner with a small capital to VV take half interest in an established busi ness; good stand: a rare opportunity for some body; to the right party a good trade will be given. Ad ires* BUSINESS, care News. \\T ANTED TO RENT, a small house, cen- VV trally located; state terms and locality. Address JASIE3, c ire of News office. WANTED, office room near corner of Bull V V and Congress. Address OFFICE ROOM, care News office. Avr svfKD, board and lodging by a young VV g utieman iu a small, quiet family. Ad dress J. D.. News office. , AC.-By Dyspeptics for gallon Tate Spring A'* Water; also specific for kidney troubles. Agent. HEIDT’S. HOUSES AND STORES FOR KENT. vjVIR RENT, small house, 151 Duffy, near P Whitaker. Inquire !81 Bryan. Ini ilt RENT, five-room house on William ’ street. Apply to G. H. MILLER, Attorney at Law, 185 Congress street. tAOR RENT, five room house corner Lincoln 1 and Second streets. Apply to H. SACK. rpo BENT, anew house on thecoruerof Mont- I gomery and New iloust u streets, and two new hou-eH on Henry street, west of West Broad street. THOMAS A. FOLLIARD. I NOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whi'dell build ■* iog now temporarily used as the County Court House: it is a handsome, new edifice, eligibly located, strongly constructed and well adapted to any class of buriness; poss-ssion given Sept. 1, iB6O. Apply to JOHN SULLI VAN, Treasurer Union Society. I For RF.NT, dwelliug No. 132 State street.. In ' first-class order. Possession given imme diately. A. G. GUERARD, Battershy Building. forThes T—m iscell. an ko us. i-.OR RENT, warehouse on River street, for -1 merlr occupied by Artesian loe Company. Apply tcV. G. BELL, Business Office, Morning News. BTATB or WEATHER. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, APRIL 1.7, 1890. ROOMS TO RENT. 17V >R RENT, three rooms on second floor, for light housekeeping, with use of hath, to good parties: reference required. Address A. P.. at this office. ROOMS TO RENT, furnished or unfurnished, to gentlemen ouiy. 83 Broughton, south east corner Abercorn street. FOR SALE. r IN) INVESTORS —We have for sale a beauti- I ful tract of 100 acres of land on Central railroad, m ar the city; this laud has a frontage of nearly 2.000 feet ou the railroad, and offers a splendid chance for a subdivision; railroad ac commodation is ample and fare 5V7, cents round trip, less than street car fare in the city: this offer is for a short time only. HARMON, WALKER* McHARRIE. I ery wagon. Apply H. LOGAN, City Market. -C. thousand papers Fresh Flower Seeds: Mil * 1 let and a'.! kinds Garden Seeds at HEIDT’S. TT'OR SALE, half cash, balance in six months, J 1 will buy a front lot on Tybee, which will be sold on 15th inst. C. H. DORSKTT. _ DO NOT FORGET sale of Presses. Boilers, Wrought and Cast Iron, etc., ou TUESDAA’, April 15, on Lower Presses property. FIR SALE, a lot 80x200 on Tybee, beautiful view of the ocean, railroad in the rear; plenty of room for two houses. C. H. DOK SETT. _ IpLOWER POTS, splendid assortment; also Plant Food, Bone Meal, etc., at GARD NER'S. 30Bull street. SEVERAI. good second-hand Buggies, set new Buggies, set new Wagon Harness, cheap. GUILMAItTIN & MEHRTEN& lAOR SALE, from flvo to fifty-eight lots east of Waters roads, near Lovers’ lane. See plat at office ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. IT'OR SALE, barber shop, three chairs, fixtures, good business; formerly owned by Prince Edwards, deceased. No. 61 Broughton street. I7*OR SALE, the Guyton Hotel, new and con venient, contaiui'ng 27 rooms. located near the depot on a three-acre lot. which affords cow pasture; a fine kitchen garden and well of splendid water. For particulars apply to R. J. DAYANT & SON, 94j4 Bay street, Savannah, Ga. fIMVO choice bull ling lots on Lawton street, I each 40x90 feet, will be sold cheap to quick buyer. C. i’. MILLER, Real Estate. IOT corner Liberty and East Boundary, run- J ning back to Perry street lane, 52L_. front on Liberty, known ns estate L. Mehrtens. GUILMARTIN * MEHRTENS. IT'OR SALE. Horses and .Mules, by JNO. E. I DOWLING, Bay and Abercorn streets. IT'OR SALE, Suburban Lots, all kinds, all 1 prices, for cash or on time. W. G. WOOD FIN, 118 Bryan street. IT'OR SALE, fine road mare, buggy and har ness. T. H.. this office. (80LKUS, plants for bedding at $3 0J per J hundred, from O’lschig’s Nursery, at GARDNER’S, 30}aj Bull street. 1 A RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and Hn 1” gines cheap and good. GEO. R. LOM. BARD * CO.. Augusta, Ga. U’OR SALE, 150,000 feet galvanized wire poul- I try netting at New York wholesale prices. JACKSONVILLE MARBLE COMPANY, Jack sonville, Fla. LOST. IOST. a Louisiana State Lottery ticket, at the J foot of Bull street, at the rear end of Henry Berg's store on wharf; found by two little col ored gir s. If finder will bring to me. No. 7 Guerard street lane, will pay $2 reward. FRANK BTKLLINQS. JOST, between South Broad and Bay streets. 2 a parcel addressed ‘'Miss Gordon Spring- Hill. Rugby, England.” A liberal reward for Its return to 124 South Broad street. ' STOLEN. STOLEN, a white hull terrier with black ring i ' around her left eye and brindle spot at end of her tack; ears and tail uncut. Answers to name of “Biddy.” She lias been taken from her puppies. A reward will ba given for her return to No. 93 Liberty street, or for reliable informa tion concerning her whereabouts. SUMMER UF.sohts. TRYON HOTEL.—Parties intending to spend the summer in the mountains can obtain good accommodations at the Tryon Hotel, Tryon City, N. C.; elevation 1,500 feet; every thing fresh from the farm. Write for circulars to COX & WILSON, Proprietors. SHINGLES. L~TSE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4. 5 and 6 J inchen wide, at 62tko- and 87t4c, per bundle cash: prices according to quality. For sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU FACTURING COMPANY. MISCELLANEOUS^ PHRENOLOGICAL examinations by mem -1 her of American Institute of Phrenology from 1 to 5 p. M. at 95 South Broad street. KEEP your beds clean for one year by the use of Edson’s Bed Bug Killer; 25c. At LIV INGSTONE s|'*HE Agents of Avondale Lots ask parties to L see the beautiful streets that are in this subdivision, and they are sure of atlling them one or more. OURGICAL INSTRUMENTS— O Send for Catalogue to HEIDT’S, Manufacturer's Agent. Y'lfA.'iTED. every one to know that the SA VV VANNAH MATTRESS CO. will renovate old mattresses or make new ones at nrices that cannot he duplicated. Call at 69 Habersham street, corner Perry sireet lane. AVONDALE LOTS went as fast as hot cakes to-day. The agents were astonished at the clamoring. 4 FEW choice SSO lots left; monthly pay oil ments. ROBT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer. _ BEFORE you buy or sell property consult ROBT. H. TATLM, Real Estate DuUer and Auctioneer. riMiF. man from the North, South, East or 1 West, even the poor, every-day workingman who missis ti e opportunity of buying one or more lots at Avondale certainly will regret it at a future time. ORINK Pineapple Gem. the finest thing you ever tasted, sc. At LIVINGSTON’S PHAR MACY. ViP u IDHICH, lawyer, I2i Dearborn stre t. • Chicago 25 vears’ successful practice: advice free; i,- publicity; special facilities in many states. ORANGE, ash, hickory, oak, snake wood, ebonv. malacoa walking canes at.GAUD NER’S. 36*4 Did! street. INVESTORS, 1)3 careful how you put your money into suburban lots. Look at Avon dale first; see hov. high an elevation you ob tain; it is one cf the highest pothfs around Savannah, perfectly healthy aud dry. and it's bound to build up and be a town. HARMON, WALKER A 71 ,{ VRRIE. Agents. Vf OTICE.—I am now prepared to build any is style of house wanted. If you want to build a good house cheap call on HARRIS, No. 74 Tattnall street. I ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES. c; w rth J almost double. LIViNGSTON'd PHAR MACY INVESTORS should rememb-r that Avondale is due south of Deptford, the terminal point of the South Bound and other railroads. \\TE WILL offer this week at lowest prices t V bargains m ail kinds of furniture, viz: Fine Parlor Suites, Nice Bedroom Sets, Bureaus, Mattr sses. Springs, Bedsteads, Pictures, latest styles in Mirrors, Clocks, Toilet Sets, Stoves, Wardrobes, Refrigerators. Chairs, Do ks. Crockery, Water Coolers, Tables and all kinds of housefurnish ugs. Mattresses made over by new process, upholstering done, all kinds of furniture repaired; satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see us b. fore going elsewhere. EM PIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and Jefferson Btreets. SAVANNAH, GA , Fob io7lß9o.—Messrs. Jno. J. Brewer &Cos , Savannah, Ga.: Gentle men—l take special pleasure in testifying that the roofs of our office, storeromis and pattern shops were [tainted with your Rubber Roof Paint last August, has given perfect satisfaction aud came far beyond ray exjiect itlons, and I think your paint merits all you claim for it. These roofs are covered with corrugated Irou, which was rust-eaten and perforated, and I did not think it was possible for any paint to stop the leaks, but 1 find that your Rubber Roof Paint did the work to my entire satisfaction. Yours truly, F. H. McGEE, Master Machinist, Central Railroad, MISCKLL AN EO lj 5. • “r C. Glass Egg Nor; the drink of drinks, and rI indy at ILEIDT S fountain; try it. BREWER’S RttWi -r k *< Paint is guaranteed to stopr leaks and last from eight to ten years on tin roof*. JNO. J. BREWER Jfc CO., Savannah, Ga. \n noxßAtn Ft ti re ivy' Administrator’s Sale. By J. McLaughlin & Son, On TUESDAY, 6th May, 1830. before the Court House, by virtue of an order from the Hon. Hampton L. Fehrii.l, Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatham county, Georgia, X will se'l at the above mentioned date and place, during the legal hours of sale. The one-half undivided interest in lot No. 2, part of Garden lot No. 14. with the improve ments thereon; said lot situated on Second ave nue, between Montgomery and West Hroad streets extended. Sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors late SARAH A. JONES. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. JORDAN F. BROOKS. Administrator Sarah A Jones, deceased. Administrator’s Sale. By J. McLaughlin & Son. On TUESDAY, 6th May. 1890, before the Court House, by virtue of au order from the lion. Hampton L. Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatham countv, Georgia, 1 will sell at the above mentioned date and place, during the legal hours of sale, Eight shares of stock of the Citizens’ Rank ing Company of Savannah, of the rar value of $lOO each, belonging to estate of J. M. BREN NEN, deceased, for payment of debts and dis tribution. Terms cash. HARMON J. MEYER, Administrator Estate J. M. Brennen, deceased. Fine Property Near Centra! Railroad AT AUCTION. Haimon, Walker & McHarrie. AUCTIONEERS. We will sell at Court House sales, FIRST TUES DAY IN MAY, if not previously s >ld at private sale, That very desirable and good Baying proporti on the southeast corner of Montgomery and Stone streets. This property, from Its couve nience to the Central railroad, will always rent well and pay a good rate of interest on the in vestment. Besides the present house, there is room for another on Stone street. Administrator’s Sale. C. H. Bcrsett, Auctioneer. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, I will sell at public outcry nt the Court House in Savannah, during the usual hours of sale, TUESDAY, May 6, the follow ing, being sold us the property of the estate of JOHN 11. MONAHAN, the same being sold for the purpose of paying debts: 15 shares of the capital stock ot the Chatham Real Estate und Improvement Company, series “A,” par value of titty dollars per snare GEO. H. STONE, Administrator Estate John H. Monahan. Administrator’s Sale. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. TUESD AY, May 6t.b, 189 J, at II o'clock A. M., be fore the Court House, Chatham county, Oeor gjn, under nud by virtue of an order granted by the Honorable Hampton L. Fbbrill, Judge Court of Ordinary, Cuatham county, Georgia. I will proceed to sell at the above mentioned time and place the following property, to wit: Lot No.. 54, Forsyth ward; 230 shares Savan nah Soap Works stock. Sold for payment of debts. ‘ WM. HONE, Adtnr. Est. Sarah P. HONE, deceased. LAND FOR SALK. By J. McLaughlin & Son, On TUESDAY, 6th May, 1890, before the Court House, 16 acres of the Placentra tract, adjoining Taylor’s and Klein’s, abutting on Isle of Hope shell road. Gtnerft ammunition, etc. C .A. L L AND SEE THE NEW WORLD TYPEWRITER, ONLY $l5 00. CAN LEARN TO WRITE RAPIDLY IN A FEW DAYS. G. S. MoALPIN, gA-GEEUN'T. 3I WHITAKER STREET. SEEDS. SEED BYE, COTTON SEED MEAL. Rust Proof Seed Oats, OUR OWN COW Com, Oats and Hay. T. J. DAVIS & CO., lisß HAY STREET. FREEZERS^ CORNWELL & CHIPMAN, 156 Congress Street, KHiKI? THE LIGHTNING ICE CREAM FREEZER. Gives the Best Results and Quickest Freezer on the Market. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS EXECUTOR’S SALE -OF— REAL ESTATE ! A Comfortable Dwelling Convenient to the SL, F. and W. Railway. C. H. Dorset!, Auctioneer. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, I will sell at the Court Hou‘ during the usual hours of sale on TUESDAY, MAY c>. 18110, the follow! og nrooertar of ABSALOM SALLINS, deceased, for distribution aud iay ment of debts, to wit: All of those two middle quarters of lot num ber 7H, Waring Ward, now called number 32.with the improvements thereon. The said lot num ber 82 Is bouaded on the north by Now Houston lane, on the east by the eastern quarter of said lot number 32, on the south by Duffy street, aud on the west by the western quarter of said lot number 32, and has a frontage on Duffy street of 80 feet 3 inches,by a rectangular depth of 105 fe t. The improvements consist of a two-story wooden residence known as No. 38V$ Duffy street, having been recently repainted inside and out. and being located on the north side of Duffy street, between Habersham and Price Terms cash. C. H. DORSETT, Ex. Estate Absalom Sailing, Deceased. Administrator’s Sale. Laßoche & fVlcLaughiin. AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, May 6, 1890. at II o'clock a. m. bo fore court house, Chatham county, Georgia. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill, judge court of or dinary, Chatham county, Georgia, I will pro ceed to sell at tho above mentioned time and Slace the following property, to wit: je-llfth (1-5) interest in all those certain tracts, parcels or lots of land situated, lylnpr and being in the City of Savannah, County of Chat ham, known ou tho plan or map of said City as Lots Number Seventeen (17), Franklin Ward, and Igits Numbers Thirty (80). Thirty-live (35), and Thirty-six (SB), Railroad Ward, and an undi vided one-flt'th 11-5) interest, in those nine other certain tracts, parcels or lots of land situated, lying And being in said State and County, and designated as Lots Numbers Nineteen (19), Twenty-two (t 2), Twenty-three (9:1), Twenty six (SB), Twenty-seven (97>, Thirty (80>, 'lhirty-one (31), Thirty-four (34), and Thirfy-hve (851, South ern block of what was known as (irantville, now Bacon Ward, and Garden Lot Number Ninety live (9 ) containing five (5) acres, more or loss, near and west of the Ogeeehee Canal and upon a line of Jopes street prolonged, an 1 also an un divided one-flftb (1-5) interest In the following personal property, to wit: Four shares of tbe capital stock of the South western Railroad of Georgia, belonging to es tate of ANNIE L. MOALF.. deceased, for the payment of debts and distribution. A. MINIS, Administrator Estate Annie L. Moale, deceased. EXECUTRIX’S SALE OF Building Lots and Tenements. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the honorable Court of Or Unary of Chatham county, 1 will sell at the Court House in Sa vannah, during the usual hours of sale, on TUESDAY, May 6th. 189 J, the following, be ing sold as the property of the estate of CHARLES E. WAKEFIELD, the same being sold for the purpose of paying debtv Those certain eight subdivisions of lots thirty seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, forty one and forty two. Marshall ward, having a front of thirty feet each on Duffy street and a depth of titty-three feet, the said subdivision as a whole being bounded on the east by Cuyler street anil on the west by Cemetery street. Also, those eight two-story dwellings facing north on the rear of said lots 37. 38, 33, 40, 41 and 42, and having a front on New Houston street lane of 187 feet and a depth of 62 feet. Also, the southwestern portion of the above named lots, being the portion eastof the bouses above described, and haviug a front of 62 feet on Cuyler street and a rectangular depth of one hundred and five fe t. MARY E. WAKEFIELD. Executrix Estate Charles E. Wakefield. Valuable Broughton Street Property AT AUCTION. By C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer- Under and by virtue of an order granted bv tho Ordinary o. Chatham County. I will se’li be fore the Cofpt House of Chatham County, in SavaunaU, during the usual hours of sale, on TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1890, the following de scribed property, to wit: The improvements on the south half of lot numb-r 83, Warren ward, and the lease hold ia tetest; said lot 83 being situated on the north west corner of Price and Brourhton streets. ThedraprovemeDts consist of two 2-story wooden dwellings on brick basement, and one two-story on a basement brick dwelling. The above property is sold as the property of the estate of WILLIAM LAKE, for the purpose of distribution. N. R.—-At the same time and place, and In con nection with tho übove, will b i sold in fee sim ple, the land, to wit: The south half of lot No 3), Warren ward, upon which the said dwellings are built. TiIOMAH li. LAKE. Administrator Estate William Lake. Administrator’s Sale. by j. McLaughlin & son. On TUESDAY, nth May, I**o, before the Court House, By virtue of ail order from the Honorable Hampton 1- Ferrill. Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatham county, Georgia, I will s'll at the above mentioned time and place, during the legal hours of sale, The west one-third of lot No. 6 O'Neill ward, estate late THOMAS McCARTH V, with the im provements thtreou, consisting of a one two story wooden house, known as No. 219 Jones street. Sold for benefit of heirs and creditors. Terms cash; purchasers paying for papers. JORDAN F. BROOKS, Administrator estate Thomas McCarthy, de ceased. Administrator’s Sale! 1.0. Laßoche&Son Auctioneers, Under and by virtue of an order granted by the Honorable Hampton U Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, we will sell for cash, before the Court House door, in the city of Sa vannah, Oa., during the legal hours of sale on TUESDAY, the 6th day of May, I*o. North half of lot No. 0 Reynolds ward, sit uated on the southeast corner of Congress and Drayton streets, subject to a leaso which will expire in October, 181*0. Above is sold as the properly of the late THOMAS BATESON, for dirtrlhution and pay ment of debts. JORDAN F. BROOKS, Admr. estate Thomas Bateson, deceased. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. I.D. Laßoche&Son, Auctioneers. By virtue of an order granted by the Honora ble Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county. Georgia, we will sell for cash, before the Court House door, in the city of Savannah, Ga.. duriDg the legal hours of sale, on TUES DAY, the 6th day of May, 1890. The eastern one-baif of lot No. 21 White ward, and Improvements, consisting of one <1) two story tenement frame dwelling house fronting south on Anderson street, east of Abercorn street; lot runs back 105 to lane. Above property isjsold for distribution and payment of debts. ROBT. N. STUNT. Admr. estate Mary T. Kelly, deceased, AUCTION - \f 2B| TO-DAY . Bargains in Lois. Suitable for Homes or Houses for Renting. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY, April lith, 1890, sale commencing at 11 a. m., at 142 Congress street: The western portion of Lot No. 4. Screven ward, situated on the south side of New Hous ton street, tietween Burroughs and Cuyler streets. 20x105. —ALSO— The eastern portion of Tot No. 28, Screven ward. 20x105, situated on the north side of New Houston street, next to the corner of Bur roughs. —ALSO— I sit No. -, Screven ward, 24x108, situated on the south side of Waldburg street, between Cuyler and Cemetery streets, —ALSO— Lot No. 9, Schley ward, 31x93, Situated on tbs south side of Gwinnett street, near Cassell's wool yard. - AIJSO— Two Lots on Bismarck street, each having a frontage of 23 feet by a rectangular depth of 150 feet, being subdivision of Lots 18 and 22 of Farm Lot 6, Holland tything, IVrclval ward. —Aten— Three Lots on the southwest corner of A Vest Fifth and Burroughs street, each of said lots having a frontage on West Fifth of twenty-four and a third fust by a depth of ninety-six aud a half feet. * —Aiao— Two lot* on the southeast corner of West Sixth and Florence streets, each of said lots having a front of thirty feet and a depth of hindv mx foot. 152 LOTS TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY APRIL 15TH, 1880, At 142 Congress St. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY’, April 15th, 1890, at 142 Congress street, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m , 152 LOTS of sizes as follows: 117 Lots 89x90, 20 Lots 33x100, 15 Lots varying in width from 20 to 60 feet and in depth from 30 to 150 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 has beeu recently sub llvlded. It Is but a short distance from Battery Bark and within a short walk from the terminus of the West. Broad line of cars. This Is a splendid chance for persons desiring to invest, with a view to early realization of profits. Terms—One-lourth cash, Balance In one, two and three years, with interest at six per cent, per annum. 200 LOTS 200 AT AUCTION. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECULATION. C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer. Will sell at public outcry at 142 Congress street, on TUESDAY, April 15, 1890, sale commenc ing at 11 a. u. The Weilville addition, consisting of about two hundred largo sized lots, including the site re served for artesian well aud the large space re served for the park, church and school house. The plan upon which this settlement has been laid out is not only handsome, but unique, tasty, and convenient. The addition is on the line of the Central Rail road, with a frontage of over 1,500 feet ou the Louisville road. Being upon about the same grade as the Central Railroad. It presents ad mirable features for manufacturing purposes. Being sufficiently near the Ogeechee Canal, tbe advantage of water communication, for cheap wood, arid connection with the Savannah river, add largely to its commercial value. The Weilville Company caving been granted a charter, will sell with this land its chartered rights, thus enabling a syndicate to be formed, and ac once to handle this magnificent property, every lot of which can be readily retailed at a large profit. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest at seven per cent. A CORNER A.t Auction. C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer, Will sell at M 2 Congress Htreet. TO-DAY, April 15, commencing at 11 a. m.. That fine lot 81x00 feet on southeast corner of Habersham and South Broad streets with im provements netting $8(10 per year. Terms SI,OOO cash, lialance in one and two years with interest at 8 per cent. Bond for title. Fine site for store ami four dwellings. Five years hence this lot will be worth SB,OOO. Auction Sale OF COTTON PRESSES This Tuesday, 15th April, ’9O, J. McLaughlin & Son, AUCTIONEERS, At Lower Tresses, the following described property: Two Hydraulic Cotton Tresses, two platens each; capacity. 1,000 and 1,800 tons. Also, Boilers, lot of Tipo, Cast aud Wrought Iron, etc., for sale at public auction, at 12 M., on 15th day of April, at Savannah, (ia., by SAVANNAH COTTON TRESS ASS N. AUCTION gAXJ FUTURE DAYS. Laßoche & McLaughlin, auctioneers, Will sell in a few days, Tbe contents of the house No. 75J4 Broughton street, See future ads. AUCTION SALES TO-DAY. A MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY FOR DEVELOPMENT. Tie Site for Manufactories. C. H. Dorset!, Auctioneer. Will aell at public outcry, at 142 C'ongresg street, sale commencing at 11 a. u. on TUES DAY, April 15th, 18£0, One hundred and thirty acres of valuable land Immediately adjacent to tho city limits, an-1 but a half mile from the street car line. This laud has a magnificent railroa 1 front, and would alTord splendid sites for a dozen manu facturing enterprises The land is in a magnifi cent c uidiuou, _ living level and free from stumps. Asa site for a settlement it has the advantage of being cleared, well drained, flna railroad advantages, street car line near by, m tlce, f old public road. There is no near-by land in such a bodv that can be purchased fur less than six or eight hun dred dollars per acre. A syndicate that will properly handle this property car make im mense profits in the near future. The buildings on the property are worth at least tnree thou sand dollars. Termo-One third cash, balance in one to five years at the option of the buyer, with in:-rest at seven jwr cent, on deferred payment*. If de sired, the purchaser can secure the privilege of pa< lug the balance at any time in tne Hveyeare. 351GTHT LOTS All Well Located and Apt to Increase in Value Rapidly. C. H: DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY, 15th April, 1899, at 143 Congress street, sale comenclngat 11 a m , Six lots faring south on Bismarck street, be tween Burroughs street aud Ogeechee road. Each of these lots hiut a frontage of twentv. flie l’eot by a rectangular depth of one hundred and fifty feet. This property is in an icly settled neighborhood, very high land, and la tho Immediate vicinity of a street car line. Terms: Oue-tblr I cash, balance ig one and two years, with interest at seven per cent, per annum. —AIAO— Two lots, each having a frontage of thirty feet on Twelfth street by a depth of ninety feet. One of these lots Is on tho northeast corner of Twelftn and Barnard streeis. anil the other (• next to and east of same. These lots together could be well subdivided into three lots facing on Barnard street. They are well located ana are within a block of the Beit Lino. AT AUCTIOK Land of Large Prospective Value. C. H. DORSETT. Auctioneer, Will sell at 142 Congress street, on TUESDAY, April 15th, 1890, sale commencing at 11 a. h. One hundred and sixteen Gl6) acres of land, more or less, about five miles from the city oi Savannah ou the Buckhalter road, near its In tersection with the 8 . F. & W. Railway. This land consists of some very prettyhigh land fronting on the road, with a fine growth of timber, and a small portion of low land very rich and suitable for truck farming. It is divided Into smaller tracts of five, ten. twenty, and fifty acres, which will be sold separately. Terms, one-fourth cash, and the balance in one. two and three years with interest at seven per cent, per annum. ALSO One hundred and sixty-seven acres of well wooded land, about five miles from the city on the Middle Ground Road. The greater portion of this land is high and well drained It consists largely of beautiful piue forest, with a sprink ling of oak. The wood on this land could ha sold In tbe stump for a large portion of what the land cau be bought for. jandjmust prove a a valuable investment if kept for a very few years. Terms, one-third cash, balance in one and two years with interest at seven par cent, per annum. A Corner Lot on the Beach at Tybee For Sale AT AUCTION! 0. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer. Will sell on TUESDAY, April 15th, at 112 Con* grass, commencing at 11 a. K. Lot No. 55 on the corner of Ninth street,front, ing on tbe Beach at Tvbee. This lot is on the same block witb the Archery Club and the loth owned by the Messrs. Screven, and is about mid way between the Ocean House and the Hotel Tybee. It measures 80x200. Terms one-half cash, balance in six month* with interest at seven per cent. Broughton Street Property AT AUCTION. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell on TUESDAY, April 15th, 1890, at 14R Congress street, sale commencing at 11 a. w.. The western half of Lot No. * Oreen ward, thirty by ninety, and the improvements thereon, which consist of a two-story dwelling on brick basement. This property is situated on the south side of Broughton street, near P.-ice, and is in a very desirabl, locality for those whose business is in the eastern portion of the city or in the retail streets. It is an admirable piece to improve for renting purposes, and investor* should give it careful Investigation. Terms, one-fourth cash; balance in one. two and three years with interest at seven per cent, per annum. _ HOjfESEEKERS - AND~INVEBTORS! SOLID CAPACIOUS BRICK DWELLING Af AUCTION. 0. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell at public outcry at 112 Congress street, on TUESDAY, April 15th, 1890, commencing at 11 o'clock a. K.: That large and commodious dwelling, consist ing of three stories on a basement, all Phila delphia red brick, and known as No. 189 Jones street. The house is in excellent condition, contains ten rooms, besides outbuildings, with stable.-, etc. The location being easy of access from the business center, from the rail roads and schools. is very desirable for those whose occupations prevent their living farther south. The terms—one-third cash; balance in one or five years (at option of purchaser!, with interest at 7 per cent.—and the general desir ability of the property render this a fair chance for investment or for obtaining a homo. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR _ SALK VALUABLE BAY STREET LOCATION AT AUCTION. C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer, Will sell at public outcry on TUESDAY. April 15tb, 1890, at 142 Congress street, commencing at H o'clock a. u. : The western half of lot No. 4 Carpenter tything. Decker ward, and the improvements thereon. The said property is situated on the south side of Bay street, third door west of the corner of ■Whitaker street, and has been for years, and until recently, used for a wholesale grocery store. This property ia in the midst of the wholesal * trade of the city, and is one of the finest business locations on Bay street. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one to five years (at option of purchaser) with interest at 7 per cent, per annum. 3