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Newspaper Page TextJOKES OF THE WAS. rtnod stories About Confederate 6ol diere-A Georgian's Persistency. from the Chattanooga Times. Once Gen. Hardee came across a strag gler and asked him “why he did not travel Lter and keep up with his command.” The soldier wished to know “what in the deuce he had to do with it.” ••Only that I am Gen. Hardee, the com mander of this department,” was the reply “Ob, you wrote a book on tactics, did T °“i did,” said the general. “Well,’’ said the private. “I have been taught ’according to your rules, how to duuble column at half distance. Now I wish vou would tell me how to double-dis tance on half rations.” Gen. Hardee stuck spurs to his horse and traveled on. Early in the war one of the men in a South Carolina brigade was on picket duty (so-called) near Mananas. There was not a Yankee within twenty miles of us at that time. The next day there wasto be an in spection, and oar hero had taken bis gun all to pieces and was rubbing it up so as to make a sine the next day, when inspected. While so doing, Gen Barham, who was un known to the soldier, who was anew re cruit. i ode lip ' What ar e you doing thereT said Geu. U. “Ob, lam a kind of a senti nel; who are you, anyhow?” “Oh, lam only ‘a kind’ of a brigadier general,” was the answer. “Hold on; wait until 1 get this darned old gun together, and 1 will give you a kind of a present,” 'aid the sentinel. But Gen. Barham did not wait. Ha went off and reported the luckless soldier, who in a short time found himself “a kind” of a prisoner in “a kind" of a guardhouse, and had to do a number of extra hours of duty as “a kind” of sentinel. On one occasion a man from Georgia had been very persistent in personal application to Gen. lee for a furlough. Oue morning the general asked his tormentor if he under stood the position of a soldier. The latter said he did. He was ordered to assume it. Gen. Lee then gave the command: ‘.‘Right about face, forward, march.” As he never gave the command to “halt,” the Georgian kept on marching until he got tired; but this little hint cured him, and bis next ap plication was through the usual channels. When Gen. Mabo e was wounded at second Manassas, someone, to comfort Mrs. Mahone, said; “Oh, don’t be uneasy; it’s only a flesh wound.” Mrs. Mahone, through her tears, cried out: “Oh, I know that is impossible; there is not enough flesh on him for that,” 1 don’t know whether this is a joke on the general or the private. A day or so after the old first rseched Manassas junction, in August, 18G1, one of the men, who did not clearly comprehend his position, bad the impudence ro ask Gen. Beauregard “where certain big guns that had just arrived from Richmond would be placed.” The general replied: “Young man, if the coat on my hack knew the secrets of my heart, I would cut it in pieces.” On the Peninsula the gallant and jolly Gen. Bankhead Magruder had ordered a tneal for himself and staff. A hungry reb —and who ever saw one who was not hun gry ?—came up to the farm house, espied the nicely-filled table, and, without leave or license, sat down and began to annihilate things. Just then the general and friends walked in, escorted by the host. All were surprised. “Halt!” said flery Magruder, in terms more ozolicit than polite, “do you know whose table that is you are eating at?” “No, sir, said John Reb, with his mouth full. “Whose is it?” “Gen. Magruders sir, the commander of this department ” “All right, general,” with another big mouthful. “These war times I ain’t par ticular wnere leat or who I eat with; sit down and make yourself ut home.” The foraging private was unceremo niously fired out, but not before he had nearly gottea outside of a pretty square meal. TILS STRONGEST DEBATER. Senator Morgan of Alabama Said to be the Best All Around Talker. From the Baltimore Nun. In opening the congressional directory the first name to greet the eye of the reader is that of Senator John T. Morgan of Ala bama, who is unquestionably the most gifted debater in congress to-day. Senator Ingalls can pour out au abundance of sarcasm and invective after due preparation; Edmunds can expound the intricate points of consti tutional and general law; Sherman can dis cuss finance and kindred topics in a masterly manner; Vest can equal any man in the Senate in rough-and-tumble political discus sions: Vance can give a humorous turn to the most dreary subject, and Harris can dissect the parliamentary practice of the Senate with the skill of a surgeon. There are other senators who possess especial qualifications to deal with certain subjects, but as an all-round general debater the equal of Senator Morgan does not occupy a 6eat in the national legislature. He was born in Tennessee, but at an early ago he emigrated to Alabama, and received an academic training there. He was a member of the state convention which passed the ordinance of secession, and afterward joined the confederate army, in May, 18fil. Entering the ranks as pri vate, he worked his way up to the rank of brigadier general, and commanded the Vir ginia and Alabama brigades, respectively. He entered the Senate in 1877. has been twice re-elected, and his present term wili expire March 3, 18D5. Veteran congressional officials do not hesitate to pronounce Senator Morgan the most remarkable debater within their recollection. He can talk on almost any subject with the greatest fluency, and the official reporters seldom havo to call upon him to revise a speech. If the “force bill” is to be defeated by free discussion and pro tracted debate on the part of the demo crats in the Senate, Mr. Morgan may be depended upon to do all in his power to con tribute to that end. KAIL. AND CROSSTIE. By recently compiled statistics it is shown tn&t the aggregate extent of the railroads 01 the United States is four times as great Q ''that of Great Britain and greater than ail the rest of the world combined. This is a showing of which any two cations might he proud, and is a very flattering com mentary on the push and energy of the U cited States. The grand chiefs of the several railway organizations have prepared the following resolutions,"which are to be presented and a p t ? c * on at the grand union meetings which are being held at important rail ioad points all over the country. That it is the sense of this meeting, composed of the representatives of the undersigned railway organizations, that we deem it our duty to do ail in our power to have our 'arious secretaries of the different organi sations communicate with the member of c Tigress who represents the district to which aid orders of trainmen or their branches . re located, demanding their vote 0 defeat the bill now pend ov * Beforo congress relative to rcitration, for the reason that said bill contrary to the principles of a free gov ivfo'L’ saif * secretaries notify the , and states senators, who represent the i. ,J ;,".V n J whu 'h S!l id orders are located, that s the desire of the managers thereof that fwf m ‘ tor 9 su PP° rt the t ill introduced by . ) a George of Mississippi in regard to o, ■utiihty °f railway companies in cases ; n I ( jur h t '° emrloyes; also, the bill provid ent I’ 1 , 16 Application of safety couplers air brakes on all railway rolling stock, means of safety to the employes there „ ; ,t the grand union meeting of the l ni , ! I 1 brotherhoods held in Logansport, in'V, i 1 'T oelc > these resolutions wore unan ‘Boualy ai looted. ' can hnve dyspepsls |f they take Ul*er Regulator.— AUv. Local Record for ths Morning News. Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity for to-day: Showers. Special forecast for Georgia, Eastern and Western Florida; Showers, southerly winds, sta tionary temperature, except in northern Georgia warmer. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, (5a.. July 28, 1690, and the mean of the same day for sixteen years: „ ~ Departure I)epartllre Mean Tempebattrk. t from the j an _ —■ - normal * *B9O for 1C years July 28, 'so -\- or I 78 ~| - 4 -I-2-M COMPATIVK RAINFALL STaTKMEWT. . , Amount Departure Amount | for from the smce Jaa forlfiyeors Juiy .jo no ™“ 1,1820. A? ~1 .90 -I- .73 - JjM>6_ Maximum temperature, 87; minimum tem perature. 88. ... The higbt of the nver at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was4.fi feet —a fall of 2.1 fe-t during the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Buhetin for twenty-four hours ending 6 p. m„ July 28, 1590, 75th Meridian time. Observations token at the same moment of time at all stations, thsTBioTS. Average. .. Max. Min Raln tions Teml> Temp f<Ul - f Atlanta 12 82 68 .63 Augusta 12 82 68 1.33 Charleston. 6 84 70 .90 Galveston 18 92 70 . 05 Little Rock .... 12 92 64 00 Memphis. 14 90 64 T Mobile 7 88 66 . 05 Montgomery 6 86 68 .03 New Orleans. 11 88 66 .16 Savannah 9 87 70 . 21 Vicksburg 5 90 66 .07 Wilmington 9 80 68 .81 Summary Means. . „ stations or Max.: Min. Rain sayannah district. Temp Temp fallLt Alapaha 88 | 70 00 Albany 86 72 *T Americus Cordele Bainbridge 84 70 .00 Eastman 90 70 *T Fort Gaines 84 68 .06 Gainesville, Fla £0 72 04 Millen 90 70 . 70 Quitman Savannah 87 68 1.01 Thomasville 84 70 06 Waycross..., Summary.... Means. Observations taken at the same moment of time at alt stations for the Morning) News. Savannah. July 28. 7:36 p. city time. Rainfall.. g Velocity.. JC '• Direction... <> Temperature... Name op Stations. Portland 170J8W 6 Cloudlesß. Boston l?6l S |lo| P'tly cloudy Block Island 64 SW 10 ... I P’tiy cloudy New York city —. 781 S j 8 *T Cloudy. Philadelphia 74} S O .02 Raining. Washington city... 70} El.. .14 Raining. Norfolk 70; S 1.. 1.46 Cloudy. Charlotte . 70 E }.. .86 Cloudy. Hatteras. 76 S 8 88 Cloudy. Wilmington 76 S Ej fi .32 Cloudy. Charleston. 78 S W’j 6 1.4; Cloudy. Augusta 74: S .. j 1.52 Cloudy. Savannah 76.S Ej 6 .50 Cloudy. Jacksonville 76 1 8 ]o| ,16‘Oloudy. Tampa 78‘ E .. .08 Raining. Point Jupiter, Kla. 7SNW .. .10 Cloudy. Titusville 70 SWj. .lO P'tly cloudy Key West 821 E I 8 .02 P'tly cloudy Atlanta 76,S E 6 ,02iCloudy Pensacola 741 N j 6 (Cloudy. Mobile 78* S I ; Cloudy. Montgomery 741 8 1 1 Cloudy. Vicksburg 74:S K ! 6 .541 Cloudless. New Orleans. 74 S Ej 8 *T I P’tly cloudy Shreveport........ 84i S 12 iP'tly cloudy Fort Smith 86 3 E 6 Cloudless. Galveston 78 S E 10 .021 Cloudless. Palestine 86 3 E (i (Cloudless. Brownsville 621 ElO (cloudy. Knoxville 74iN E:.. .10;P tly cloudy Memphis 80 S ( 6 .... Cloudless. Nashville 82;S E.. .04 Cloudless. Indianapolis. 84 8 j P’tly cloudy Cincinnati 84 E I Cloudless. Pittsburg ;8 8 I 61... (Cloudless. Buffalo 80 W [.. .... Cloudless. Detroit 78 SEj ! Scioudless. Marquette (82 S !l2j (Cloudless. Chicago 84 S E|l4i jdoudless. Duluth (86 S 12 ...Cloudless. St. Paul . (86 SE 20 ... P’tly cloudy St. Louis. 86. S j 81.... Cloudless. Kansas City 84 8 10i.... Cloudless. Omaha 86 S (14 Cloudless.. Cheyenne 76' 3 14 ! Cloudy. Fort Buford 78NW 18! Cloudless, St. Vincent 70}NW| 8; ICloudless. *T Indicates trace, rlncnes and hundredths. C. S. Gorges. Observer Signal Corps. Nobody run be troubled with constipation If they take Simmons Liver Regulator— Adv. What Lovely Neckwear! Is the oft-repeated exclamation at B. H. Levy & Bro.'s.— Adv. Pure Water. An article in the Times of the 37th states that some of our citizens send away for spring water for drinking purposes. Why should they do this when by the use of one of Pasteur’s Germ Proof Filters the river or artesian water can bo made absolutely pure and wholesome? This is anew invention by the celebrated French physician after whom it is called. The water is forced through a number of porcelain tubes, which are so arranged as to be protected from the least danger of con tamination, as it passes directly from the hydrant. Physicians and others interested are invited to inspect its workings at the crockery house of James S. Silva, where ail information will be cheerfully furnished. —Adv. Tired I O, Bo Tired! The parcel wrappers at B. H. Levy & Bro.’s, an infrequent complaint from any house in dull times. But dull times are un known at Levy’s.— Adv. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC. RlGEplanters Wi'l find us well prepared to supply their wants in the WAGON line. M MEM Should examine and then buy our celebrated "STEEL AXLE” THE BEST TURPENTINE WAGON IN THE WORLD. EVERYTHING ON WHEELS AT THE (SAVANNAH CARRIAGE AND { WAGON COMPANY Bay and Montgomery Sts. WIDDtm Wedding Invitations and cords printed or en graved at the snortest notice and in the latest styles. We carry an extensive, and well selected stock of fine napers, envelopes and cards es pecially for such orders. Samples sent on ap plication, Moiuitxa News PciuUug Rouse Savannah, Ua. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ONE CENTa WORD. AT> VKR TTSFV KSTS. fronts or more, w ttis column inserted for O.VI CEST A WORD. Lash m, Advano s, mo* insertion. Everybody vAo Kris any %rant to nmr’ty, anythin.? to tmy or sell, any business or accommodations to secure: indeed.any wut to gratify, should advertise in tAis column. CALENDAR. JULY TUESDAY Some men are, in regard to ridicule, like tin roofed buildings in regard to bail; all that hits them bounds rattling off; not a sto.ie goes through.—Beecher. SMOKE Bom Mz Cigars EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. ("N 0 to headquarters for fine cabinet photo- Jt grapns, $2 00 pays for one dozen. S2 50 pays for one dozen and one extra in fine gilt frame. Business established June 4. 1865. J. N. WILSON. CP. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer and Auc • tioneer. Personal attention to all busi ness. Consult him before buying or selling. I DOR FALL PLANTING — Fresh Turnip and Bean Seed, at HEIDT'S. C'v IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life- T size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY & GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga. rpHE EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION can A take a moonlight trip on the salt water to night: fare 25 cents. See local. ]> EAL ESTATE —Before buying or selling X consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. tC. GLASS— ,S Pure Grape .Tuice. Try a glass at HEIDT'S FOUNTAIN. 17RESCH Tissue Papers and Flower Materials, 1 no cheap German or American papers mixed in, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR’S. 135 York street. , I PICTURE FRAMES and Mouldings in great variety and all prices at M. TEMPLE TAY LOR’S, 135 York street. Try Pure Grape Juice At HEIDT'S FOUNTAIN. sc. glass. A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column will surely bring great results Try it and be convinced. OWING to changes to be made in the build ing we now occupy, THE SAVANNAH PHOTO CO. will discontinue business until other quarters are found. By arrangements all work not yet delivered or duplicate orders can be had at LAUNEY & GOEBEL’S, 141 Brougbton. IIVERY— Nicest horses, fancy drag, fine sad- J dlers, at GUILMARTIN & MERHTENS' boarding, sale, livery stables. T ADIES’ FINE STATIONERY, the best in 1 J the city, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR'S, 135 York street. TTMNE Etchings, Engravings, Photogravures I and Fine Art Goods at M. TEMPLE TAY LOR’S, 135 York street. BOARDING STABLE—Healthiest, coolest; best conditioned stock in city; roomy box stalls; large open pens for stock to Sunday in; shelters for trucks, wagons and drays; reason able board, or will rent stalls; we have more room than other stables combined. Personal attention of GUILMARTIN & MEHKTENS. Telephone 251. State op W EATmtR. HELP WANTED. \\T ANTED, lathers. Apply to ALEXANDER * v & SON, Independent Presbyterian church building. \ATANTED, a competent chambermaid and v ' waitress, at 149 Perry street. \ ANTED, a house servant; white preferred, v ' Apply 193 York street. AAT ANTED, an intelligent lady to solicit sub v V scriptions. Good salary and commission. Address Success, News office. COLORED MAN OR BOY for farm and care for stock. No. 5 Drayton street, third floor. AIT ANTED Two first-class molders; two v T first-class boiler-makers; steady work. SCHOFIELD’S IKON WORKS, Macon. Ga. TAT'ANTED, two good feeders. Apply job t V department- Morning News. AY 7- ANTED, an accomplished young lady,with V v good address, go and discipline, well recom mended, to take charge of four or five girls in the country at private house, to act as gov erness, teacher music included. Address TEACHER, Savannah News. \\T ANTED, stenographer and assistant in VV office, BRINSON & BRINSON, Still more, Ga. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. AA7ANTED, position by steady, sober young Vt man as assistant bookkeeper with whole sale grocery house. Address 8., Morning News office. (N OOD COOK or waiter (Japanese) wants a T situation with a family, hotel or boarding house. Address J., this office MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. V'OU TO TRY 1 Pure Grape Juice at HEIDT’S FOUNTAIN. ROOMS TO KENT. TO RENT, for one or two gentleman, anew and nicely furnished south room with bath: good locality, and convenient to business por tion of the city. Address 11 E. TANARUS.,” Morning News. I NOR RENT, a flat of four rooms at 40 Charl -1 ton street. Apply on premises. ONE, TWO. OR THREE ROOMS for rent, furnished or unfurnished, 176 Duffy street. IPUKNISHED ROOMS, convenient to business, 193 Broughtot, second east of Montgomery street. oQ CONGRESS STREET; furnished rooms; OJ southern exposure; suitable for gentlemen or light housekeeping; baths attached. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT FOR RENT, October Ist., that desirable resi dence 169 Jones street, with all modern improvements. Apply at Henry SOLOMON & SON’S. t[X)R RENT, the two-story brick residence, containing nine rooms, No. 144 Abercorn street, near corner Huntingdon. Apply to WALTER T. HOGAN, 67 Liberty street. A,’'ORRENT, store 73 Bay street; Oct. Ist. r JOHN H RUWE. INOR RENT, several desirable houses; modern 1 improvements and in excellent order; well located. SALOMON COHEN. f’VJR RENT, residence. Liberty and Barnard; 1 one Tattnall and Harris and No. 77 Jeffer son st ref t. All have modern Improvements and in lirst-daea order, P. B. LETTER. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1890. HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN I\ 17*OR RENT, house, No. 188 Barnard and Bol ton street. Apply" No. 139 West Broad. RENT OR I.EABE. the Whitfield build ing. now temporarily used as the County Court House; it Isa handsome new edifice,eiigl bly located, strongly constructed and well adapted to any class of business: possessi n given Sept. 1. IS9U Apply to JOHN SULLI VAN, Treasurer Union Society. FOR RKNT-MISC'RL,I„ANF.OPB, fX)R RENT, warehouse on River streets for merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company. Apply to F G. BELL, business Otfioa Morning News. FOR SALE. AI7TLL sell 2 shares De Soto stock at SSO per M share; 2 shares Franklin Saving and Se curity for $l7O, SIBO paid in; 3 shares City and Suburban Company stock for S7O, $M paid in; 1 share Vernon Park stock for S2O, S3O paid in; 15 shares Knights Pythias stock at sls, and all marketable stocks equally as cheap. R. H. JONES. 7 Whitaker street. (JHEAP LOTS AND HOUSES-1 have several J lots and some first-class renting property that can be bought low this week. w. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer, 142 St. Julian street. IIX)R SALE, extra large corner lot, down town. Address Austin Myres, Morning News. Big opportunity. IVOR FALL PLANTING. Fresh Turnip and Bean Seed, at HEIDT’S. IT'OR SALE, a S4OO Upright Chickering Piano. 1 Price $175 cash. Apply at 187 Hall street. CIESTRALLY located property will sell at ) any time. See W T . K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer. 1 A RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En IU gines cheap and good. GEO. K. LOM. BARI) & CO., Augusta, Ga. tr<Oß SALE—A few choice lots left at SSO, S6O ana $75; monthiypaymeuts; good invest ment. ROBT. H. TATKMI EC. GLASS, Pure Grape Juide, at HEIDT’S / Fountain. IVOR SALE, ten head first-class work mules suitable for heavy hauling; good condition, prices reasonable, by W. H. BLITCII, Blitcb, Ga. SALE, lot on Henry street, near Jwflfer • son. Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE, Executor. IDLNE HORSES, pair black mares, pair hay I horses, single drivers, saddles and mules. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS. IfiOß SALE, Two 1,800-gallon locomotive tanks, Twenty-five standard 40,000-pound plat form cars. Five 20-ton freight locomotives, Two 30-ton freight or passenger locomo tives, with Westinghouse air brakes, Five 20-ton passenger locomotives, with Westinghouse air brakes. Apply for particulars to MCDONOUGH & CO., Savannah, Ga. NEW ROAD CART and Harness for sala cheap. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS, Boarding and Sale Stables. BOARDING. 1 HOARDERS WANTED.—Parties visiting" New- I York will find pleasant, airy rooms and good board at 231 East Fourteenth street, near Third avenue; convenient to the elevated and surface cars; terms $1 50 per day; references required. / 4 OOD BOARD can be obtained at 149 Perry VT street; convenient locality for business men. SHINGLES. LTBE our CYPRESS ) inches wide, at 8744 c., 6244 c. and 3744 c. per bundle cash; prices according to quality. For sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU FACTURINQ COMPANY. At IBCELLANKO U S. THE NICEST PEOPLE all take the Warsaw steamer; special moonlight excursion to night. See local. I FEDERAL ELECTION BILL.-The most vital question of the moment to the people of the south, and to all fair-minded men in the entire country. Will this iniqultious measure be saddled upon a long suffering section* But while matter is in doubt the next best thing for the citizens of Savannah to do is to buy their meats at the popular cold storage market of JAMES J. JOYCE. Telephone W. REAL ESTATE.—Some of my offerings will pay for themselves in a short time; that is, they can be bought through loan associations and the rents will pay the monthly installments; anybody with a little attention and industry can soon build up a handsome property in this way; if you don't know how call on me and I w ill tell you. W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer, 142 St. Julian street. CO. GLASS, Pure (.rape Juice. Try it. At tJ HEIDT’S Fountain. RASPBERRY’ LIMEADE, made from the fruit; Gem Bon Bon, just out; Pineapple Gem and Ice Cream soda at LIVINGSTON’S PHARMACY. IN AT your meals at CHARLES JEMDAL’S j RESTAURANT, and get cooled off by those electric fans. No. 16 City Market. YY’TI.MINGTuN ISLAND by moonlight to (1 night; fare 25 cents. See local. SEASIDE Buckets and Shovels for children at C 5 the Ten-Cent Store, 154 Bryan Street. ALMONT LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES, 93 Congress street. Telephone 308. Open day and night. A SELECT consignment of fifty fine single 2\ and double lounges of all styles just re ceived, to be sold at manufacturing ptices at EMPIRE BARGAIN COMPANY’S. IJEFINF.D BORAX. 20c, pound; Chinese Coal t Tar Camphor, 15c. pound; Insect Powder, 35c. pound; Edson's Bed Bug Killer, 25c.; 2 cakes Pears’ Soap, 25c. LIVINGSTON’S PHAR MACY. IYARGAINS IN FURNITURE of all kinds to 14 be offered at lowest prices. Call and see us. EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, corner Liberty and Jefferson streets. MATTRESSES renovated ami made over as good as new by EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE. Liberty aud Jefferson streets. TTPHOLSTERING in all its branches and fur- U niture of all kinds repaired at EMPIRE BARGAIN COMPANY’S. 15EFORE you buy or sell property consult ) ROBT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. A GOODRICH, lawyer, 124 Dearborn street Chicago 25 years’ successful practice: advice free; tw special facilities In many states. FOR SALE. BRICKS IOK SALK. A LARGE LOT OF BRICKS FOR SALE. APPLY TO 4V F. Gr. BELL. Business Office Morning News. MACHINERY. McDoflongh I Ballantyne; IRON FOUNDERS, Maehifiists; Boiler Makers and Blacksmiths, MAKtrrAcmrKEBS or STATIONARY AND PORTABT.It ENGINES. VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN MILLS, BUOAB MILLS and PANS. AGENTS for Alert aud Union Injector*, tbs simplest aud most effective on the market; Guilett Light I waft Magnolia Cotton iiln, the best in the market. All order* promptly attended to. burnt ter Price List MERCHANTS, manufacturers, merchants*, corporations, and all other* In need of printing, lithographing, and blank books can have their order* promptly filled, at moderate j NEW “ PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION s s 1 To th* Superior Omrt of the aaid county / Chatham: The petition of CHARLES if. WILMXJJL C'HARI.Es L. MONTAGUE. A. J. 1\ KS and J. P. LANVTi >N of the city f Savan nab, Georgia, and W. P. WILLCOX of the state of South Carolina, shown that they ami their associates have formed themselves into an association anl deaire for themselves, their ass>ciates and successors to I** incorporated and made a body politic, in accordance with the laws of the state of Georgia, for a term of twenty (20) years, with the privilege of renew ing their charter at the exoiration of said term, under and by the nam* fth • SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA PHOM HATE AND LAND COMPANY. That the object* of their association and the j particular business they propose to carry on I are as follows: The mining, digging, dredging, j shipping, buying and selling of phosphate rock ami materials and other deposits of every char- ] acter used in the manufacture of fertilizers or i chemicals: the manufacturing, buying and sell- j mg of and dealing in fertilizers and che meals ; and the materials therefor; the acquiring by purchase or otherwise of lands, rights in lands, factories and such other property, real and per sonal, as may subserve the proper conduct of their business; the selling, mortgaging, leasing or in any manner disposing of their property as may !>e deemed necessary or beneficial to the purposes of th**ir organization, with the further right to issue notes, bonds and other evidences of debt and to secure the same by mi h deeds to, mortgages of or liens on the corporate prop erty as may be desired, and with the right to do all such things as are usual, or incident, to the business of persons or corporat ions engaged in such matters as are hereinbefore stated. That their capital stock to be used In said business is the sum of fifty thousand (50,000) dollars, all of which has boon subscribed for by your petitioners and associates and which is to be actually paid in as the board of directors of said company may require, each subscriber be ing liable for the amount subscribed for by him until the said subscription is fully paid up, and no further, but they desire and ask for the right to increase their said capital stock from time to time, in the discretion of the board of directors of said company, to any amount not to exceed in all the sum of two million (2,000,000) dollar-, and of decreasing said increased capi tal stock similarly not below said original capi tal of fifty thousand (50.000) dollar j. That tiie principal office and place of business of said company shall be in Chatham county, in the state of Georgia, but your petitioners de sire and ask that the right be conferred on said company to have agencies and offices and to carry on said business, or any branch thereof, ar such other places in and oat of this state as may be deemed necessary and profitable to said company and as their corporate aud business interest may from time to time suggest, and particularly the right to own. purchase, sell and deal in lands, rights In land and phosphate rock, and the carrying on of their business of manufacturing fertilizers and dredging, mining and digging of phosphate rock in the state or Florida. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that they and their associates may l>e incorporated for the purposes aforesaid, and that thry may have conferred on then, their associates and sue ceSeors all such rights, powers and privileges us are usual or incident to such corporations. DENMARK, ADAMS & ADAMS, Attorneys for Petitioners. Petition for incorporation filed in office aud recorded this Tth day of Julv, 1890. JAMES K. P. CARR, Clerk 8. C. C. C., Ga. LEGAL SALES. CITY SHERIFF’S SALE. Cl EORGIA, Chatham County. Will bo sold I on the FIRST TUESDAY in August next, at the court house door of the said county, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der, tor cash, the f Rowing property, to wit: An undivided one-half Interest in all the northwest corner, part or pi rtfton of all of t hat lot of land situate, lying and being in the city of Savannah, county of Chat ham aud state of Georgia, and kuown and designated iu the plau of said city as lot No. Nineteen (19), Washington Want; said part or portion of lot being thirty-one (81) feet in width, and fifty six feet and one inch (56 ft. 1 in.) iu depth, together with all the im provements thereon, consisting of a two-story brick, metal roofed house, with store room on corner of Bryan aud Houston streets. Said property levied on as the property of Margaret McAlpln, to satisfy an execution issueffifroiu the city court of Savannah in favor of Henry R. Jackson, against said Margaret McAlpiu. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. This July 7, 1890. L. L. GOODWIN. Sheriff C. (J. S. CHATHAM SHERIFF’S SALE. YX7ILL be sold at 172 Broughton st reet, on yy Friday, August Ist, 1890, at eleven (11) o'clock a. m All the stock of LIQUORS. WINES, etc., TABLES, CHAIRS, REFRIGERATOR, BEER PUMP. COUNTERS, SHOW CASE, KITCHEN FURNITURE, eta, to satisfy a mortgage ti fa. issued out of Chatham Superior Court in fav >r of GEORGE SCHWARZ vs. GE<>RGE EULERS. JOHN T. RONAN, Sheriff Chatham County. PROPOSAL** WANTED. Notice to Contractors. SEALED proposals will he received by the un dersigned up to the Rtfi day of September next at noon, for the erection and completion of the new Brick Jail to be built ut Reidsviile, Tattnall county, Georgia. Plans and specifica tions can be seen at the Ordinary's office in Reidsville. The building committ-e reserve the right to reject any or all bids, and do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any bid. Sample < f iron proposed to be used in con structing cells must be exhibited to the com mittee by bidders on or before September Bth. Bond in the sum of SIO,OOO will he required for the faithful performance of the contract. This July 14th, 1890. C. W. SMITH, Obm'n. T. J WILLIAMS. W. J. HARLEY, Hr. M. M MOODY. LEGAL NOTICES. (*8 ECRGIA, Chatham County.—Notice Is X hereby given to all persons having de mands against SAMUEL A. M OODS, deceased, to present them to me,properly made out, with in the time prescribe 1 by law, so as to show their character and amount; and all persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to me. July 7, 1890. CLAYTON R WOODS, Administrator estate Samuel A. Woods. BROKER**. fTc. wyllyT STOCK, EOND and REAL ESTATE BROKER, / \FFERS a full line of desirable securities, \ ) viz; Georgia Southern and Florida First 6k, Savannah and Western se, Savannah Bank and Trust Company stock, eta, etc. A. L. HARTRIDGE, SECURITY BROKER, BUYS sort Mil, oo oammiMfoa all nlswina ad Stpcks not) bond* Negoiiates lota, an rasrfcosaHo seenrttlcn Mow Turk quuMßioru furnished fc/ piteals ticker mt, lUtaan mta utea. '"OORNIC'BS. CHAS. A. COX it BARNARD ST.. SAVANNAH, GA^ —MANUFACTURXJI or— GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES AND TIN ROOFING) IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Estimates for city or country work promptly furnished. Ag-ut for the celebrated Swedish Muter,la Taint Agent for Walter's Patent Tin Shingles. fLUUUBK, L. a. McCarthy, -04, 13 ARN’AKD BTBKKT, (Under Knight* of Pythias' Hall), FLUB AND GAS FITTING STEAM HEATIKG A SPECmJT. INsLKY NCt ~ CtßAMjj F. PKENDKItO AST" J (Ruccessor to it H. Fcjomoi ft C 0.,) FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE 106 BAY STREET, [Next West of the Cotton Exchange.] lelepbuao Call No. M, buviuuiah, Ua. AUCTION HALES FUTURE OATS | AUCTION SALE; Unclaimed Frcklit ' o I.D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. On TUESDAY, the lth day of August, at 10 o'clock. We will sell at the down Freight Warehouse of the Savannah, Florida and Western Railway to tue highest bidder for CASH all the un claimed freight, to wit: W. S. KING. Savannah Freight Agent. Approved: WM. I*. HARDEE, General Freight Agent. P. 2 empty kegs; J l) Hughes, % bbl* flour; J J Kennedy, 1 box castings: E Grice, 1 Jbox drugs; H J Surrency. 8 empty bbls; J W Bur ton, 2 empty bbls; C J McDonald, 6 trunks; Mrs H Griffin, 1 crate sewing machine; J M Ball. 1 thermometer; F M pxgti paper; Ella Reid, 2 r>kgs mattresses, 2 pkgs bedsteads; J McVeigh. 1 bbl ce meat; M F Hall. 2 boxes, 1 pkg pipes; S Bell, ! box dry goods; J M Jones, 1 keg catsup; E R Smith, 1 bbl curiosities; S A Andrews, 1 bbl h h goods; l) V Redding, i box medicines; I) B En glish, 1 box ink; [W], 1 box corned beef; N Brown, 1 box drugs; Order, notify Bank of Quit man, 2 pieces pipe; A J Sparks, 1 bbl biscuits; L T Thompson, 1 box:patterns; J Oliver, 1* box tobacco; Reese '& E, 1 bdl castings; W M jlchultz, 1 bdl printed matter; J A Mills, 1 bbl printed matter; Jemima Few, 1 boxed organ: M A M, 1 box mirrors; Marks A Cos, 1 bbl jugs; J O Wynn, 7 sucks oats; W A Frazier, 1 pkg rivets; no marks, 1 sack guano, 1 bellows, 4 pkgs mouldings; W D M, 1 wagon [Kl)j; J E Langley, 1 box merchandise; Wight A W, 1 box signs; L Love, 1 sewing machine; no marks, 1 box mer chandise, 5 bundles bedsteads; Order, notify J. Fogartv, 1 bale domestics; O C Hall, 1 bundle demijohns; W J Willis, 1 tool chest; L J Over street, 1 bundle cotton baggiug; W B Moore, 1 bundle tents; T J Palin, 2 bars iron; no marks, 1 keg vinegar. 7 wagon skeins; 6 grate bars, 1 pair scales, 1 hag feathers, 2 bags corks, 4 pieces wagon; A II Patch, 1 bbl corn shelter; no marks. 8 pkgs steel plows. 16 iron rods; J S Silva. 2 boxes fruit Jars; Ryck A Selig, 20 bundles wrap ping papers; Joseph A Phillips, 1 sword; D Gra ham, 1 bundle bedding; Kehoe Iron Works, 1 bundle castings; Order, uotify C F Cox A Cos, 10 bbls 1 flour; Ely Spencer, 1 trunk. 1 box tools; Strauss Bros, 1 crate jugs; A Hanley, 1 oil can; A L Ward. 1 bbl rosin; George Schley A Bro, 2 bbl e paint; Byck AB, 50 dozen brooms; W L Tyson, 10 pkgihh goods; Isaac Haywood, 1 box. Commissioners* Sale for Partition. I. D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Chatham county in the case of BARNEY SMALL vs. MARY BLUFF, partition, passed at the June term, 1890, of said court, the undersigned- Commlssioners will sell at public outcry, bo fore the Court House door of Chatham coun ty, the place of public sales of said county, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST NEXT, beiug the fifth day of said month, between the usual hours of sale, the following prop erty, to wit: A tract of land containing sir (6) acres, more or less, being iu said county and state, adjoin ing lands of Noble and King, arid on on** side the Augusta road, lying at the five mile post of said mad. Terms cash. Sale subject to confirmation by the Superior Court of Chatham county. Pur chaser paying for titles. WALTER C. HARTRIDGE, THOMAS P. RAVENEL, I. DRAYTON LaROCHK. Commissioners. Commissioners’ Sale for Partition. I.D.Laßoche&Sons. Auctioneers Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Chatnani county, in the cane of ALFRED J. POLLOCK,by next friend, etc.,vs. GEORGE P. H. JONES, partition, pained at the June term, 1890, of said court, the under signed Commissioners will sell at public out cry, before the Court House door of Chatham county, the place of public sales of said county, on the FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST NEXT, l>eing the fifth day of said month, be tween the usual hours of sales, the following projerty, to wit: A tract containing four and throe-tenths (4 8-10) acres of land in Dittmersville, said county and state, bounded on the north bv land* of Mrs. Goodwin, on the east bv a road, on the south by lauds belonging to Whlitf, and on the west by lauds of . terms cash; sale subject to confirmation by the Superior Court or Chatham counjty; pur chaser paying for titles. i. dkayton Laroche, THOMAS P. RAVENEL. WALTER C. HARTRIDGE, (Jomrnibsioners. Administrators’ Sale Valuable Property. I.D. Laßoche & Son, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue of an order granted the 7th day of July. 1890, by the lion. Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, Georgia, we will sell before the Court House door. Iu the city of Savannah, during the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY, toe sth day of August, 1890, Lot Letter B north part of New Franklin ward and improvements, consisting of a large warehouse on Jefferson and Williamson streets. Above is sold as property belonging to the estate of the late Mas. SARAH E. BATTERS BY. Terms—ss,ooo cash, balance in three to five yeurs, with interest. Purchaser paying for papers. A. L. HARTRIDGE, LEWIS T. TURNER, Administrators estate Sarah E. Batlersby. Administrator’s Sale. By J. McLAUGBLIimON. On TUESDAY, August 5, ISM, before the Court House in the city of Savannah, Chatham county, Ga By virtue of an order from the Hon. Hampton 1,. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatham county. Ga., I will sell, at theabove meDtioued time and piaoe, for debts and dis tribution, the following property of the deceased Thomas McCarthy, during the legal hours of sale: The eastern half of the western part of lot No. 8. O’Neill ward, together with the improve ment* thereon, consisting of a two-story nouse, on Jones street, convenient to West Broad. Termscash, purchaser [.vyingfor papers. JORDAN F. hItOOKS, Administrator of Estate of Thomas McCarthy, deceased. Administrator’s Sale. By J. McLaughlin & Son. On TUESDAY, sth August, 1890, before the Court House. By virtue of an order from the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Ordinary, Chatliam county, state of Georgia, I will sell at the above mentioned date and place, in the city of Savannah, during the legal hours of sale. All that southwestern auortor known on the map or plan of said city of Savannah as lot num ber fourteeu (14) Greene ward, the said one quarter of said lot containing thirty feet, more or less, front on State street, and running back forty-five feet, more or leas, together with t ie improvement* thereon, consisting of a two story house on brink basement, taiid property between East Broad and Houston streets, be longing to the estate of the late PATRICK KAVANAUOH. for the purpose* of distribution and payment of dsbts. Terms cssh; purchaser* pay nig for titles. JAMES U. READ, Executor estate Patrick Karauaugh, deceased. AUCTION SALES TO-DAY. mis day; GRITS, PEAS, ETC. By J. McLaughlin & Son. AT XI O’CLOCK: 20 barrels GRITS, PEAS, 10 sacks PEANUTS, 1 lot CROCKERY. BEDROOM SUITE, BU REAUS. CHAIRS, TABLES, REFRIGER ATOR. etc., etc., etc. AUCTION SALES FU I ITtE DAYS. Executrix Sale of BilliiiE Lib ft Tnants C. H. DORSETT, Auctioneer. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, I will sell at the Court House, in Sa vannah, duriug the iiaual hours of sale, on TUESDAY, August sth. 1890, the following, being sold a* the property of the .estate of CHARLES E. WAIOCFIFLD, the same being sold for the purpose of paying debts. Those certain eight subdivisions of lota thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty-nine, forty, forty one and forty-two Marshall ward, having a frout of thirty feet each on Duffy street ana a depth of fifty three feet, the said subdivisions as a whole being bounded on the east by Ouyler street and on the west by Cemetery street. Also, those eight two story dwellings facing north on New Houston street lane, between Cuyler and Cemetery streets, and so much of the above named lots as is enclosed with said dwel ings, beiug one hundred and thirty seven feet, more or less, by fifty-two feet, more or less. Also, the northeastern portion of the above named lots, being the portion east of the house* above described, and having a front of fifty two feet on Cuyler street and a rectangular depth of one hundred and three feet, mure or less. Terms oash. MARY E. WAKEFIELD, Executrix estate Charles E. Wakefield. Home on easy terms AT AUCTION. C. H. Drrsett, Auctioneer. Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY, Aug. 5, 1890, during the usual hours of sale, if not sold previously at private Hale, The southern portion of lot No. 88, on tbo northwest comer of West Broad and Oak streets, (continuation of Hall street) and the improvements thereon. These improvements consist of a recently built two story residence, with bay windows. There are six rooms in the house, all of good size. The house is well built and conveniently arranged, and is located in a portion of the city which is rapidly improving. Special attention is called to the terms, to wit. Five Hundred Dollars cash, and the balance in monthly payments of twenty five dollars each, with interest at the rate of seven ;er cent, per annum. Administrator’s Sale. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of an order granted by the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, Georgia, we will sell for cosh, liefore the Court House door, in the city of Havan iiali, Ga.. during the legal hours of sale, oa TUESDAY, the sth day of August, 1890, The western portion of lot No. 41 Screven ward, said portion of said lot haviug a front on Bolton street of 15 foot and a depth to Gwinnett street lane of 110 feet, more or less. Above property is sold for distribution and payment of debts. ELIZABETH WALTHOUR, Administrator and. b. n. of estate Daniel D. YVal thour, deceased. Administrator’s Sale Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of an ordr granted by the Hon, Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, Georgia, w • will sell for cash, before the Court House door, in the city of Savan nah. Ga., during the legal hours of sale, oa TUESDAY, the sth day of August, 1890, One city of Augusta, Ga., Bond, number 113, of thopar value of five hundred (SO)) dollars. LOUIS M. I.sHARDY, Administrator estate M. E. Danlell, deceased. Executrix’s Sale. Laßoche & McLaughlin, AUCTIONEERS. By virtue of an order granted by the Hoe. Hampton L Ferrill, Ordinary for Chatham county, Georgia, we will sell for c ash, before the Court House door, in the city of Savan nah. Ga, during the legal hours of sale, oa TUESDAY, the sth day of August, 1890, The eastern portion of lot No. 40 Screven ward, said portion of said lot having a front oa Bolton street of 15 feet and a depth to Gwin nett street lane of 110 feet, more or leas. Above described property is Bold for distribution and payment of debts. ELIZABETH WALTHOUR, Executrix last will of Daniel D. Walthour, de ceased. Warehouse for Sale. W. K. WILKINSON, Auctioneer, Will sell before the Court House on TUESDAY. August sth, during the usual hours of sale, The property known as the Lathrop Ware house, situated on lots Nos. 12 and 18 New Franklin ward, subject to an annual ground rent to the city of Savannah of SB7O 72. The railroad runs Immediately in the rear of this property, giving every facility for loading and unloading merchandise, thus making it very desirable for storage or manufacturing purposes. Terms one-third cash, balance one and two years, 7 per cent. Administrator’s Sale. C. P. MILLER, Auctioneer. By virtue of an order from Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill, Judge of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, state of (leorgia, I will tell at the Court House in Savannah, during the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY, August 5' IHBO. the following described proMNFV belong ing to the estate of ELLA C. CHAPLIN, de ceased, for the payment of debts and dis tribution, to wit: Lot number seventy-five (No. 75) White ward and Improvements thereon, derma cash. ALBERT V. CHAPLIN, AUtumuLator estate Elia (J. Utaphu, accuOM^ 3