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A WORD TO BRYAN COUNTY.
Td7or Corning Sews: For .he first
Ldw \. Si mrv of the First senatorial
M defined under the last appor
dutnct, lufion h „ been presented
toTcbktham county mass meeting and
unanimousiy ® r ,tv to the c invention
G^Snfor a Bryan
t° be be.d To - the gentleman who intro
caunty man.
ducedtbisr u f chatt; arn citizen*—the
“ and Effingham owe a debt
°Sfwffiu U r?ri.ing a ndp-inhd to see
LVlTimes of last Saturday a letter from
in the Tim” tizel) of fijryau, dealine in
B d f U as to ‘‘who drew up
gratun>i' w |,i c h were presented to the
Chatham 1 convention giving Bryan time.”
—— nothing about the question
Tb6 Kbem-S *ho drafted the
affitfSSS the perfectly safe pre
0° is that they were drawn by the
tentkman bo promoted them. It is enough
fr us W know that the object was a purely
good one; namely, to give Bryan an oppor
tunity to select the next senator from this
has also instructed her delega
tion to vote f r a Bryan man and tt is to be
hoped that the people of that county will
take the matter in their own handstand
'elect a man who will I e acceptable to the
mure district. Let them remember that
the rotation principle is now on trial, and
tnat upon their action its permanent recog
nition largely depends.
Aug. 12,1890. Effingham.
Mr. Parks' Sldo of It.
Ty-Tv, Ga., Aug. U.—Editor Morning
Hews: I read in Sunday’s issue of your
paper an article headed “A Bad Fight at
Ty-Ty.” As lam a party in the affair I
wi-h to correct your correspondent’s
account of it. Here are the
facts: I employed Greene to move
mv store forty feet, agreeing to pay him
*4O when the job was completed. He
worked on it a day or two, failing to move
it one foot. Then ho came into my store
and demanded money to pay his hands,
which I refused to let him bavo, whereupon
he commenced cursing and advancing
toward me in my office, with his brother
and the marshal trying to hold him back;
but he being a very s rong man, he man
aged to get into my office, and I, having not
recovered from a long spell of sickness, felt
myself too weak to handle him. I reached
back and picked up an old gun to strike
him with. At this juncture Mr. Johuson,
who clerks for me, came up to help quiet
the fuss. Greene turned upon him with his
knife, and Johnson, to defend himself,
struck Greene on the head, and on knocking
the knife out of his hand Greeu left; and
after two or three hours returned with a
pistol, saying that he would shoot Johuson
at first sight, though he failed auy attempt
to execute his wild threat. The marshal
never hud "any pistol in one hand,” neither
did he call "Come on, boys.” There was no
excitement in the town, as your correspond
ent would have your readers believe. There
were no warrants sworn out as reported.
Something Odd.
Gainesville, Fla,, Aug. 11. —Editor
Morning Sews: I have noticed an odd
thing which perhaps may interest you.
Doubtless you have noticed on the crown of
a person's head a place that corresponds to
the "curl” in the forehead of an ox. Did
you ever notice that the further to the left
of the center of the head, this curve is the
more positive the disposition of tho person,
and ti e further to the right the more weak
willed? In a man we would say he is more
manly or more effeminate according to the
side it is o'i. I have chiefly noticed it in
men and children, their hair being short. I
read in the Morning News of a woman
who was struck by lightning Mid one-half
of her hair was turned white. It was
stated that “though the dividing line was
perfect, oddly en ugh it was not directly in
the center of her head.” Doubtless it passed
through the "curl” on the crown of the
head. Is there a positive and negative side
to a person’s head i Andean a person who
has the “curl” on the right side be more
easily mesmerized than one who has it >u
the left? CCRIOU&J
AN AMERICAN TO AN AMERICAN
A Dinner that Created a Sensation in
London.
A dinner given by an American to an
Americau here this week, says a cablegram
from London in the Sunday issue of the
New York ,S’un, is the talk of London. De
siring to give a fried a sead-off ou his
departure for New York, this American of
the first part hired the entire Continental
hotel from 6 o’clock on Wednesday evening
ui'til ih o’clock ou Thursday noon, and ob
tained a special permit from the police to
keep the establishment open all night. The
host was a weil known young Now York
businessman. The guest'of the evening
was a still younger New Yorker, who has
recently made a fortune over here, while
bu- others included an ex-senator tit the
iiitt-u States, a judge of the supreme court
; v w ~l | k aU| l many promineut citizens
ot Aew York and Loml u. The dinner,
inch was the best the hotel was capable of,
toted from 9 o’clock in the evening until 1
*“ tkp morning. At this hour acom
j™ 1 ) ot ladies from the leading burlesque
wT S " ere bdroouced mid dancing
' - -'o'nnwhile the dinner table
w , c , rt ' (l , an, l The supper table
dov,M ’ and at 4 O’clock all sat
<hv, : l) . su PP er - At 5 o’clock it was broad
w ' l 'Y ’ “i 11 a score or so of the guests
throw tfae balc cny of the hotel
r i|,, .‘‘f tafc H' )Wer potsat the passing cabs.
r , ( and , “ a p r ' who occasionally appeared to
oft™ rn 8 andt T n ‘ e °* silence, was as
that, s °f Ut , of ttle room by his collar and
best . 'i 1 ! trousers that afforded the
trr.i, ,; v' ana two policemen whom he in
umlw * h ,° dancing floor suffered a
. oite and lost their helmets.
and ti l m ' champagne was still flowing,
out of " ere throwing their glasses
emptied JL nd r , as fast as they were
in-: ,: vt ‘ ° dock the baud was fight
weVe of musical instruments
those of tw d about the floor - At o’clock
at the h tF Ue ! ts lia4 n°t gone to bed
the rooms i h -r, th , eir host had placed
se:„s and Th* 1 U ,' ir dl9 P a L left in han
hood went to 6 l^p d ° ntS 0f that uei Khbor-
-He human mouth.
J ' a \,w h . anßre Position and Meander
°tf lo ward the Left Ear.
It 7a \ e Par * 3 Fdition of the Herald.
hurtiae that the
the left, f has a steady motion toward
trite : t L,l, f,lce wh ich will, in time,
the I*4tear \, u ' ro the neighborhood of
detcy ti, „ a , n has au invincible ten
tn t\. i,. f ,with the teeth that are
l tut ’I-" i.-ft lus mouth. This wears
n ßht teeth andvu“ ore ra “ idl y than the
& 1 ' r"i a w 7 *!“ turn gives the upper
" bis the r,nf,! mclmation toward the
Jfn'.B that in thl nof u 1 arlled scientific
Jears p,,, course of a few millions
C' J 'upietely ‘ u l' ,an mouth will have
“tuateq lts Portion, and will
, efte wtban to iif„ 6r uearer to the
U found wm, B, n T . "'“ita no fau.t
has led th e aoiemTfl tram ° f reaß bbing
he wwfld^* ia ® Pf r *°nto this con
-1 difficult to .•r,,u'!? Ver , the 9 ** possibly flud
when it r ,' t wt *>' the mouth should
< chewmg C 0 7 S ft the , U : rt car. If the
?‘ ut ' can move it Bft Bia ° ot the
® r and the head 7 foUrt h ol tbe way
tmuauce of } l 18 evident that a con
nibuth iiiak.- th' at,lt Wl ** time cause the
iir la. to r z M’s.ttrs
I in “* '""‘H as the i „ y ?? Un0 th** rigljt
o m" 1 -*• do tL ,! 1 ' iliu mouths,
* U co,iJ 4 ‘enc^ U C °“ tlnue
Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecast* for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather.
Bpecial forecast for Georgia:
FAIR [ farmer, fair weather, easterly
winds.
Comoarteon of mean temperature at Savan
nah . Ga . Aug. Ik, 1890. and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years. _
Departure
Mean Temperature from the Departure
—_ normal Since
for 16 years Aug. 12. ’SW. -|-or Jan. 1.1590.
** 73 _ -8 _ -3 34_
Comparative rainfall statement:
Departure
Amount for Amount from the Departure
16 years. for normal Since
Aug. 12, SO., -i-or Jan. 1,1890.
28 .00 | -- .2C j —10.76
Maximum temperature. 81, minimum tem
perature, 63,
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
8.2 feet—a rise of 0.3 feet during the pist
twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending Op. in., Aug. 12,!?90,75th Meridian time.
(ibeervatious taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Districts. i Avsraob.
Vwt j N f f Ms*.', Min. Rain-
N ticns Te:n P Tern;, fall, t
Atlanta ... ...„ 11 SO 60 I .00
Augusta... .......... 12 83 58 .CHI
Charleston 7 80 50 . 00
Galveston 18 94 74 . 01
Little Rock .._ .... 13 64 ! 64 .00
Memphis... . 15 82 , 51 00
Mobile 7 86 1 58 .50
Montgomery 4 84 58 .00
New Orleans 12 90 66 .00
Savannah 11 81 65 .15
Vicksburg 5 88 60 . 00
Wilmington. 10 78 60 .00
Summary
Means.
stations or Max. Min. Ram
savannah district. Temp Temp folll.t
AJapaha 86 66 .00
Albany 84 66 . 00
Americug
Cordele
Bainbridge 84 66 00
Eastman 62 .00
Fort Gaines 84 04 00
Gainesville, Fla 84 72 168
Millen 86 56 00
guitman 86 70 . 00
Savannah
Thomasville 80 66 .66
Way cr055...... 88 66 .00
Summary
Means,
Observations taxon at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Morning News,
SAVXNMAU. Aug. 13. 7:?9 p. a., city time.
i Temperature, j
! and
Direction. j
' a
Velocity. ® j
linmfall.
NAN*
or
STATIONS.
Portland 62 C m \.. I Cloudless.
Bouton 64 S 1., i Cloudy,
Block Island 66NE26... P tiy cloudy
New York city.... 70 NE' 6 .... Cloudless.
Philadelphia 70 N E 10 ... Cloudy.
Washington City.. GONE. .49 P’tly cloudy
Norfolk... 66NE,.j 01 Cloudy.
Charlotte 70 N I'll.. Cloudless.
Hatteras 70 N 16 .... 1 P’tly cloudy
Wilmington 70 ! N icloudless.
Charleston 76, N 1..1 Cloudless.
Augusta... 72 N |..l fitly cloudy
Savannah 74iNE|. i [Cloudless.
Jacksonville 74 N" E 61 T Icloudless.
Tampa 80 N FI i'2i 'Cloudless.
Point .Tupiter, Fla. 74 S W 8:1.44 Cloudy.
Titusville 84 NK .. .01 Cloudless.
Key West 82 N F. O' *T [Clcudless.
Atlanta..... ..... 74iC m'...... icloudless.
Pensacola. 82j S Cj .... [cloudless.
Mobile ' s [ 6,.... P’tly cloudy
Montgomery 78 NE . | [Cloudless.
Vicksburg...,. . 80 N E 6', . Cloudless.
New 0r1ean5...... 80 N E[ 8 .... Cloinil-ss.
Shreveport 82 SEj 6 .. Cloudless.
Fort Smith 78: E j 6 .... icloudless.
Galveston 8213 E 9 P tiy cloudy
Palestine 86j E '6 Cloudless.
Browuesville 81S E 10' jCloudless.
Knoxville 70[N E ..! [cloudless.
Memphis 74 E 6i 'P’tly cloudy
Nashvilje 76} F. ..! ;Cloudy.
Indianapolis 70] 17 [Cloudy.
Cincinnati 72] S Cloudy.
Pittsburg 741 N 6 Cloudless.
Buffalo.. 70 N E Cloudless.
Detroit 70 8E 6| P’tly cloudy
Marquette 64 S Ej 8j 02 Raining.
Chicago CB;S E[ Bj. .. Cloudy.
Duluth 60 S L .10 Cloudy.
St. Paul 62 S E 18 Cloudy.
St. Louis 74 SW 6 *T Cloudy.
Kansas City 72 S E 6 .06 P’tly cloudy
Omaha 72 S E 6 .01 Cloudy.
Cheyenne 64 N 10 44 Cloudy.
Fort Buford 78 NW 12 *T P’tly cloudy
St. Vincent 68j W . | .02 Cloudy.
*T Indicates trace, tlncnes and hundredth*.
C. S. Gorges. Observer Signal Corps.
Exhibition Bathers.
From the Philadelphia Times,
Atlantic City, July 24.—Tho numbor
of exhibition bathers who hang their clothes
on a hickory lima but don’t go near the
water is daily on the increase, and during a
walk along the beach one cau readily pick
out hundreds of young girls and even
mature dames, arrayed in the most attract
ive and costly bathing robes who don’t
even wot their dainty feet in the surf, but
prefer to gayly trip in groups along the
strand or gracefully recline on the warm
sands.
They, as a rulej wear collars and cuffs,
jaunty little caps, neat slippers, and are
invariably tight-laced. They aro as care
ful of detail- in donning this beach cos
tume as if they were dressing for a ball,
and certainly appear far more captivating.
These fair and frolicsome visitors are
known as exhibition bathers, but they don’t
bathe.
Anew fad among this particular class is
to go carriage riding in their brief attire,
and it is a familiar sight on the avenue i
daily to 6ee a bevy of pretty girls clad in
handsomo surf costumes urging along a
weary beach steed, aud evidently enjoying
the diversion
MEDICAL.
ForTheToilet
No better preparation can be had than
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. All who use it speak of
its merits in the highest terms and place it,
as a dressing, far beyond anything else of
the kind. 11 imparts to the hair a beautiful
silken lustre and a fine fragrance, preveuts
baldness, and restores gray hair to its orig
inal color and texture.
“For five years I was troubled with a
disease of the scalp, which caused the hair
to become harsh and dry and to fall out in
such large quantities as to threaten com
plete baldness. Ayer’s Hair Vigor being
strongly recommended to me, I began to
apply this preparation, and before the first
bottle was used the hair ceased falling out
ami the scalp was restored to its former
healthy condition.” Francisco Acevedo,
Silao. Mex'.co.
“ 1 have used Ayer’s flair Vigor and have
received more satisfaction from it than from
any other hair dressing I ever tried.”
C. E. Wooster, Westover, Md.
“ X use Ayer’s Hair Vigor constantly, and
find it excellent.” —T. C. O’Brien, Fort
Keogh, Montana.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO„ Lowell, Mas*.
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
ntIKTIXoI
““ofacHtrwni, merenanlos.
S!uu£ n tS!!!SSI * 4 “ l 111 °*hcrs B o**d of
" u ‘ sad i.Wuk boob osn
•■•'•thtxr often, mom pity at uiuderau
rumSS
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1890.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTa WORD.
APPFTtTTSFM MST3. 15 Word* or
more, tn this column inserted for CSR
CMS T A k tJJIX), Cash n Advance, siai
Murrfio*.
Everybody who hat any sronf to rujiply,
anythin] to 6ty or tell, any bun nett or
aacommodationsto secure; indeed,any wish
to gratify, should advert itr in this column.
CALENDAR.
AUGUST
WEDNESDAY
Use well the moment; what the hour
Brings for thv use is in thy power;
And what thou best canst understand.
Is just the thing lies nearest to thy hand.
— Goethe,
SMOKE
km Gsrls Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL,
I>HOTO(IRAPHY— All styles and sizes, from
stamps to life size; fine cabinets a specialty;
price Two Dollars a dozen; business established
June 4, !8G;-. J N.. WILSON. 21 Bull street.
Cl HAFING, Prickly Heat and all skin eruptions
J cured by usin? Boracino Toilet and Nursery
Powder; 25c. package. Try it. Sold by all
druefftets.
( ■< IVF.N AWAY, one handsome almost life-
X size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. ( all aud see samples. LAUNEY &
GOEBEL, Savaunah, Ga.
REAL ESTATE.—Before buying: or seilinc;
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
t Tissue Papers aud Flower Materials,
no cheap German or American papers
mixed in, at M. TEaMPLE TAYLOR S. 135 Y’urk
street.
PICTURE FRAMES and Mouldings in great
I variety and all prices at M. TEMPLE TAY
LOR’S, 135 York street.
I ADIES' FINE STATIONERY, the best in
I J the city, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR'S, 185
York street.
1 j \C. CAKE Artesian Water Toilet Soap, pint
1"" bottle Ammonia. Try HEIDI'S Eggnog
Soda.
IAINE Etchings, Engravings, Photogravure
I and Fine Art Goods at M. TEMPLE TAY
LOR'S, 185 York street.
all kinds of tin, iron and woodwork
BhEWER'S patent rubber paint has no
equal. It lasts from eignt to ten years. It pro
tects metal from rust and prestTves wood from
decay. Try it, 131 Congress street.
BTAT*
OF
WKATHEH.
HELP WANTED.
\\"ANTED, a good harness maker. NEID
t V HUGER & Rabun.
1 WANT a good foreman. To the right man
a good chime is open. Apply to GEO. T.
STEIN ACKER, Architect and Builder, 2J9 Duffy
street.
\\T ANTED, eight or ten carpenters that can
' v do framing work. Apply to B. S.
HARRIS, No. "4 Tattnall street.
V\T ANTED, good woman to act as chamber
* T maid and do general housework; also
boy to act as porter. Apply at Hotel Dodson,
Lyons, ia. r. <). address sterling, Ga.
TAT ANTED, competent eran sinan for night
v v work on steam shovel. Apply immedi
ately (17, PULALKI HOUSE.
VTTANTED, a competent house servant; col
* ' ored woman preferred. Apply, with
references. GEORGE W. LAMAR, 142 Lincoln
street.
\\ T ANTED, a firstclass. professional can
' y vasser to solicit practical advertisements
from your leading merchants. Must har e mer
eamile references. Address J. ST. JULIEN
YATES, Southern Managers of Electric Light
Stereopticion Advertising Company of Balti
more, Room 23 Hewlett building, Birmingham,
Ala.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
j ) OSITION WANTED by a competent and ex
i perieuced Orocery clerk; r ference given.
Address W. L. J., care News.
\\ r ANTED, by colored woman, washing to
>' do at home. Apply 114}$ Montgomery
street.
T)OSITP>N WANTED by a Sawmill man of
1 15 yea; s experience; understands different
branches of the business; good recommenda
tions. Ready to go to any part of the state.
Address M., 72 Bolton street.
\VT ANTED, a positi n aR traveling salesman
‘ ' by some h use in this city; groceries
preferred, but will carry any line of goods.
Address ROOM 3, Harnett House, city.
A N EXPERIENCED fertilizer sa osman of
1 V long service on the road is open to an en
gagement. Address FERTILIZERS, care Morn
ing News.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
DYSPEPTICS to invest 40c. in a gallon of the
cel brate.l Tate Spring Water, a specific.
Agency HEIDT’S PHARMACY.
ROOMS TO RENT.
F’OK RENT, two flats with bathroom, corner
Broughton and Montgomery streets. Ap
ply to It. J. MORRISON, Market Square.
GO CONGRESS STREET. Furnished rooms,
Oj suitable for geutlemen or light houaekeep
ing. Use of bath.
ITOR RENT, part of first and two upper floors
U No. 73 Bay street. JOHN H. RUWE.
I TOR RENT to gentlemen, two connecting
1 rooms, singly or together, central Liberty
street. P. 0. Box 00, city.
HOUSES AND STORE* FOB RENT.
JTOK RENT, three story brick house on Macon,
between Habersham and Price. E. J.
KENNEDY.
ITOR RENT, from October Ist, No. 163 Gordon
. street, southeast corner Barnard. Apply to
R. S. CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. 7
Drayton street
IT UR RENT, from Oct. 1, tbo following resi-
I deuces: 39 aud 39A6 Jones street, 45 Ch arlton
street, 130 Liberty street, witli all modern im
provements. Apply to DALE, DIX< >N & CO.
ITOR RENT, all that's left Is three desirable
I houses well located. Apply to SALOMON
COHEN. _
1308 RENT, house corner Bull and Duffy
streets. Possession on Oct. 1. Apply H.
F. TRAIN, 125 New Houston street.
FNOR KENT, Immediately, that desirable res
-1 idence No 210 DufTv street. Apply to R. B.
CLAGHORN, Real Estate Agent, No. 7 Dray
ton street.
ITOH KENT, nice two-story residence on north
A side of Ownin' tt street, second west ot Lin
coin. Possession given October Ist ROW
LAND & MYERS, 94 Bay street.
I TOR RENT, a two story house next to corner
' Whitaker and Sec nd Avenue; convenient
to two car hues. Puss'ssioti given Immediately.
Apply to R 8. CLAGH JRN, Real Estate Agent,
No. 7 Drayton street.
I TOR REST OK hi. ABE, !>••• Whitfield build- i
’ Ing, now temporarily uend as the ( lounty i
Court House; It Is a handsome new edifice, ell/l
Ur locaU-d. strongly oiostructril and well
adapted to auv claaa of business, poeaessl m
given H-pi I. IMSi Applr to JOHN *LUJ- 1
I VAN, Treasurer UakM buoloty. J
HOUSES AND STOKES FOR RENT
R REaNT, from Oct. 1. house southwest
corner of Liaooftaand st Julies itewta.
Apply to I>. O'CONNOR. 1 street.
RENT, House 57V* Cohen s new block,
Jones street, possession at ouoe. Apply to
S- COHEN
RENT—From Oct. 1. that handsome,
JT commodious and comfor a l e residence. .*5
Duffy street, with all modern improvement*,
convenient to street car. for $45 per month. Ad
dress WM. LA/.ARON, care Savannah Carriage
arul Wagon (Y*.
FX>R RENT, stores on Williamson street, near
fc4t of Jefferson; stores Nos. 2 and 3, the
form -r with one and the latter with two doors
b low. and No. 4. with t ree doors below and an
attic floor above it. Apply to JOHN FLAN
NERY & CO-
FOR KENT MISC ELLAaNEODS.
PjX)R RENT, warvihmise on Ki\*-r Ftrot t.. fur
meriy occupied by Artesan loe company.
Apply to F. G. DELI*, Huauicsb Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
1 4 A FINE LOTS adjoining city limit?.
1-tU I. 1). LaKOCHE a sons,
Heal Estate Dealers,
/CORNER LIQUOR STORE; undeniable po
\J sition; excellent trade; 7W '.ulon stock; a
bargain. Apply W. BLUETT 116 Bryan street.
pOR SALE or lease. Sava-m ih Cracker Bak-
I cry* machinery in perfect order. Apply
JOHN H. KUWB.
Ui UM CAMPHOR, Insect Powder, Powdered
\1 Borax. Flea and Bed Bu r Destroyers, Car
bolic, Acid, Copjieras. Patronize the G. M.
HEIDT COMPANY.
SALE, three beautiful lots on southeast
corner of Nicoll and Mercer streets. Cheap
for cash. K >WLAND& MYERS. 2* Bay street.
IjVJR 8 ALE, Bakery and confectionery cheap
for cash. Apply to JOHN SPARK, 121
Broad street, Thonaiflifei
QUROICAL INST RUM EINI s. Pocketkn i vet
and Scissor*. Manufacturers' agents, the
Q. M. H ‘it ANY.
{.''OR SALE, lot on Henry street, near Jeffer
-1 son. Apply to L. W. LANDEUBHINE,
Executor. ~
this city doing a paying business; good
stock; good reputation, ami in thickly settled
neighborhood. Address OPII., News . ffice.
IT'OR SALE, one 51 Special Star Bicycle, full
nickeled, little used, good ns new, fitted
with power traps, lamp. etc. This outfit could
not he be bought at factory for $l4O. Owner
guarantees good condition. At GEO. S. Mc-
ALPIN'S, Whitaker street.
IT'OR SALE,
JC Two l.fiDO-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 a : r brakes
Apply for particulars to McDONOUGH & CO.,
Savannah, Ga.
SOAP.
IOST, Ruby Bracelet, between Jones street
j ami Central Railroad Passenger Depot.
Reward if left at News office.
BOARD! >g.
BOARD, with all modern improve-
J ments and reasonable rates, at Jef
ferson street.
SH INGLEb.
USE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, \ 5 and 6
inches wide, at 3rtic., 62V£c. aud per
bundle cash: prices according to uuality For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU
FACTURING COMPANY.
MISCBLLAKBOt A
I GUARANTEE the income of all property
placed in my care. R. 11. JONES, < Whita
ker street
H HOUSEKEEPERS attend the great auc
tion sale of House Furnishing Goods to
day at 100 Broughton street. Sale begins at 11
o’clock. m , .
ALABASTINE can be used same as kalso
mine, with better satisfaction. ANDREW
HANLEY’, sole agent.
C 1 P. MILLER buys st cks and bonds; nd-
J . varices cash on active security. See him.
J FURNITURE of all kinds repaired in flrst
class style by E. B. CO.
V\7 ANTEL, ‘ mothers to know that we will in
▼ ▼ elude our B ys‘ Shirt Waist sat our Bar
gain Shirt Sale on B riday and Saturday next,
Aug. 15 and 16. B. H. LEVY & BRO.
STOREKEEPERS attend auction sale without
reserve at 160 Broughton street to-day.
Crockery, Hardware, Glassware. Tinware, No
tions, etc.
A LAB A STlNE—Beautify your homes with
iV ALABASTINE, you can get nothing
better. One package, 5 lbs., will cover 50 square
yards two coats. A. HANLEY”, Sole Agent.
fpHE Har ott House Bar is well supplied with
A the best of W T ines, Liquors und Cigars, ais<>
Cool Lager. MAC presides, and that is enough
said.
PROPERTY OWNERS, investors, call and see
I me before you buv, sell, rent or your
Heal 1; Whitaker.
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy
1 and dispatch by a competent pharmacist,
using none but best drugs, at HEIDI’S, Con
gress and Whitaker streets.
VLABASTINE can be hal in any quantity
and all shades. Send for color card. AN
DREW HANLEY, sole agent.
A FEW DAY'S’ ADVERTISING In t/is column
will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced.
IT' VERY’THING to be sol 1 without reserve at
auction. Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Cooking Utensils of every description, 160
Broughton street.
V CHOICE selection of fine curtains just re
received, from 500 to $5 a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
\LABASTINE, a permanent wall coating,
adapted for solid wall relief work, also for
plain work. ANDREW HANLEY, sole agent.
MATTRESSES renovated in best form in the
city by Empire Bargain Cos., Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
V GOODRICH, lawyer, 124 Dearborn street
• Chicago 25y<ians' successful practice:
advice free; publicity; special facilities in
many states.
I) ARUAIN HUNTERS attend and get great
y bargains at auction sale of Crockery,
Hardware, Glassware, etc., to-day at 160
Broughton street.
VLABASTINE —You will save money by using
ALABASTINE. Does not crack or peel
off. gives a fine finish and will not change its
color. ANDREW HANLEY, Sole Agent.
| AO. Tooth, Half, Nail, Shoe, Whisk Brtuhdfi,
1 v Chamois, Sponges. Try HEIDT'S Egg
nogg Soda.
17 MPIRE BARGAIN COTTOorner Liberty and
J Jefferson streets, lias a very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
BASK KTS.
B ASKETS !
-JAt Strauss Bros.’ n
0 LUNCH, 0
A MARKET, ll
WORK, H
J FLOWER, Q
u BABY,
ft STAND. ft
E DELIVERY, r
LAUNDRY, t
T COAL,
p VEGETABLE. -
Broa. q
i s A s IvTGTt h j
HEAL ESTATE.
HOUSES PUT Up on
EASY TERMS.
200-BUILDING LOTS-200
ON
South Lake and Germantown Rwy.,
Adjacent to City.
For purchaser* of those l’iis cn the install
ment plan within the next
so days — ao days—9o days,
1 will buiM a eomfortai'le House and allow It
PAID FOR IN INSTALLMENTS.
The hi st offer eve • made to PERSONS OF
MODERATE MEANS.
Don’t eo into a LOAN COMPANY, but see
me. KEHMEMBER NOW IS THE APPOINT
El> TIME. No extortion, no interest. When
you start you know the day of the last pay
ment. Put up with a little savings for a short
time aud own the shelter over the WIFE
and babies.
THE GOOD WIFE WILL TAKE PRIDE IN
BEAUTIFYING WHAT IS
HElt OWN.
THE PROUD FATHER WILL BE HAPPY
TO KNOW THAT 11E SHELTERS
HIS DEAR ONES.
REMEMBER 1 MEIN WHAT I SAT
CALL AT ONCE.
I ALSO OFFER
A Large Tract of Land on the Middle
Ground Road. Rare chance for investors.
Yury easy terms. Another tract on
Skidaway Shell Road. Another tine
tract ou Montgomery Cross
Hoads. OTHER LANDS
IN ACRES. NEAR
THE CITY.
WILL SELL 5 OR 10 ACRE TRACTS ON
EASY TERMS.
A Beautiful Lot on a Corner
ON ANDERSON STREET.
These offers are made for
30 Days.
Chas. P. Rossignol,
Broker and Agent
FOB BALS.
A BUSINESS
FOR SALE.
Desiring to change my
business, 1 have decided to
sell my Fire-Arms, Ammu
nition and Sporting Goods’
Business, and oiler a splendid
opportunity to any one wish
ing to carry on an established
business.
For terms, etc., apply to
G. S. McALPIN,
31 Whitaker Street.
BUIHIiS.
THE MORRISON HOUSE.
CtENTKAU.Y LOCATED on line of street
) cars, offers pleasant south rooms, with
regular or table board at lowest summer rates.
New baths, sewerage and ventilation perfect,
the sanitary condition of the house is of the
l jest.
Cok. BROUGHTON and DRAYTON STREETS
Fifth Avenue Hotel,
MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK.
The largest, best appointed, most liberally
conducted Hotel in the city.
The location the most central, accessible and
convenient to Churches, Places of Amusement,
and the leading stores.
HITCHCOCK, DARLING & CO.
The Marshall House.
IONG AND FAVORABLY KNOWN to the
j traveling public, now under new manage
ment, will be open during ivpnhs for the ac
commodatiou of lodgers only, and on or about
Sept. 15 will be open an a first-class European
House, with restaurant attached
H. N. FISH, Manager.
OYSTER DIaLB Its.
M. M. SULLIVAN. J. V. SULLIVAN.
M. ML 3ULLIVAN S<
Wholesale Dealers and Shippers of Kish
and Oysters.
We beg to announce the opening of our regu
larseasnn on FRIDAY, AUGUST 8; also, to an
nounce the admission of my son as partner in
firm. With experience on one hand and youth
and energy on the other, we hope to hand.e all
orders with greater facility arid dispatch. Ar
rangements are jierfected for a continual supply
of FISH AND OYSTERS,
so that we sha 1 avoid disappointments. Write
us for Quotations, and give us a trial order. We
shall please you. Respectfully,
M. M. SULLIVAN A,BON,
PRINTING ETC.
SOUTHERN
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
PRINTING,
AND
LITHOGRAPHING.
Blaok Books that Open Flat a Specialty.
FINE BINDINQ
(n *ll Style*. for Public and Prim to Librarlof
Turkey Morooeo, Cruabed Heal, or La
vunt, Hunt* and other QuallUea
MUSIC and MAGAZINE3,
IN ILAKBLL PLAIN OH (JILT £JX<JuL
Morning News Steam Printing House
Printing, Lithographing and Binding,
SAVANNAH. - - OrA.
Corporation*. < 'fllcial*, Merchant*, and bum
oea* men irmerally win. ilie very U>*t
quality of work am Invited to favor u* with
tlielr patronaife. Our Account Hook* l*tvn lru
um>d hy the Iradlnir nouaek in the Houth for tb*
peat twenty year., arid bv* .Piod tb* leal for
•TitBOTH, b**iurr **n W'ia*M*aMiy Now
lonivnu. can las fliu.l out pr .inptl . at reaaou
al/W price*,wtlb wn*lever .upplio* .they repair*
lij ur line.
IjTaU. OKDUU* LAJtCUrLD ON OUU
own rkxsiiHim.
n<| | p MUKNINO NKWH c* rrUn rearli
| lIM part of tler/niy early Twinty
A Of* cent* * we.a p.;. for (It*
EDDCATION AL.
w> |A H Media (Pa > Military Academy; boys.
yxU U, Brooke Hall .rculars fiwe.
OTAIJNTON MILITARY \C Ud MY fory. ung
kT man mid hoy*. Illu-tra'e<l l atalogue, ad
dress STaUNTON MILITARY ACADEMY.
Staunton. Va.
Lucy Cobb Institute,
Athens, Ga.
The eKereisea of this school will lie resumed
Bept. 3d, lfißO. M. RUTHERFORD,
Principal.
WASHINGTON‘to LF.E
UN IVERSITY. Lexington, Va.
For Catalogue, address
G. W. C. LEE, President.
PANTOPS ACADEMY,
Near CHARLOTTBVILLE, VA.
For Boys and Young Men. Send for Catalogue.
JOHN K SAMP.soN. A. M., Principal.
THE OGLETHORPE SEMINARY
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Will reopen for its fourth term on Monday, Oct.
6. 1890. All desired information cau be obtained
from the principal.
Mrs. LOUIS G. YOUNG.
165 Boltun street. Savannah, Ga.
WESLEYAN
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Opens Sept. IS, 1890. One of tho most thorough
and attractive schools tor young ladies in the
luiioiu Conservatory course in music. Unsur
passed advantages in Art. Elocution and Calis
thenics. Full commercial course. Situation
grand. Climate unsurpassed. Pupils from
nineteen states. Terms low. Special induce
ments to persons at a distance. For the low
terms and great advantages of this Celebrated
Virginia School, write for a catalogue to W. A.
HARRIS, President, Staunton, Virginia.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
1 PETERSBURG, VA. Tho 26th Animal Session
of the School for Boys begins Ist of Qcto
l>er. Thorough preparation for University of
Va. U. S. Military and Naval Academies and
leading Engineering Schools. For catalogue
nddrets W GORDON Mc( ABE, Head Master.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL FOE GIRLS,
ftl.s and 917 N. Charles street. Baltimore. Md,
Mrs. W. M. CARY. (Established, 1843, Summer
Miss CARY. i address. Bar Harbor, Mo
Notre Dame of Maryland,
Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies and Pre
paratory School for little girls, conducted by
the School Sisters of Notre Dame. EMBLA I*.
0., near Baltimore, Md.
122 and 124 W. Franklin St., Baltimore, Mt>.
Edgeworth Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies will reopen Thursday, Sep.
IHth. 27th year. Mns. H. P. LEFEBVRE, Prin
cipal.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, ~
TSToai’ Alexandria, Va.
U M. BLACKFORD. M. A., Principal.
LLEWELLYN H< >XT< >N, Ass elate Principal.
BOYS—The Fifty second year (the
21st under present lTiutupalsi opens SEPT.
21, I '.m. Catalogue on application.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON, GA.
Anniml Session begins October Ist.
Catalogue Free. Rev. W. C. Bass, Pres.
RICHMOND SEMINARY.
and Day School for ■Young Ladies JOHN H.
POWELL, Principal. Full preparatory and
collegiate courses Bust advantages in Music,
Modern languages and Art. Board, English
tuition and Latin, $2 0. Session begins Sept.
24th. Catalogue sent on application.
IAAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNGTa-
I DIES, WAURENTON, VA.
Situated in Piedmont region of Va., on Rich
mond & Danville R. R., 54 miles from Washing
ton. Avery successful school, heing entirely
full the past two years. Excellent buildings
and strong Faculty. Next term begins Sept.
18th. 1890. For catalogues, address GEO. G.
BUTLER, A. M . Principal
THE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY
for Girls—Western Maryland Railroad—Long
noted for healthfulness, careful training and
thorough instructi m.
Rev. ARTHUR J. RICH, A. M., M. D..
(year Baltimore.) Keister town, M-l.
GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARY^
Splendid bull lings,
elegantly equipped
jK 0\ with thysloal and
a Jf\ chemical apjiaratus.
trie lights.
ZjP. HmT yjjßfrjpgff. Water to be run
T.ftTn ajmqLthrough buildi 11 g
t-PM luring the fall.
m Splendid pianos.
Conservatory teachers. Bookke)iiing,Tel
egraphy, Typewriting and other practical feat
ures. Most healthful location iri the south.
Homelike life. Altitude 1,450 feet. Positively
no malaria. For catalogue nddr *ss
A. \V President,Gainesville,Ga.
ri
\m
Davis
K MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL YOUNG? MEIJj
Location farnoua for BaaMllvand Health, lull rmiraw ot
Cmlj. pr preparation for Mpto-xt rlasuw* of ColU*fc* aud
Ms..twilL-* Ossump In Civil Kfitfinttarinp. (JompliiU Cam
meroii*l Counk!.’ Poll Coonw In Hreparatvjrp
■cdical fiounwL Ooun* In Art and Haatc. OfflH CorMl
Band Oaslnl Orgbrotra. Porltuk'4*twr.wlthfullpartlsu-
Ur*. Addrcm COL A. C- D AVijL SU?T,. WIMSTOM. N.O.
IB.eST-ADVANTA6fcS,V.eFvY.LOWRAT&SI
IIAKinV A.it.
ATTENTION
Rice Planters
We Are Agents
FOR
iiigsliJiiAs
INVINCIBLE
RICE THRESHERS
PALMER HARDWARE CO
L.BGA L, NOTICE#.
("iEORGIA, Chathak County.—Notice is
T hereby given to all persons having
demands against UKOROE F. BYRNES,
deceased, to present them to us, properly
made out, within the time prescribed by
law, so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make immedi
ate payment to us.
August, S, iSSW. WM. J. CLEAKY,
Cl IAS C. ELY,
Executors will of Oeorge F. Byrnes, deceased.
/ ' EORGIA, Chatham County. Notice Is
V I hereby given to all |<amon* having demands
against CAROI.INK J. FULTON, deceased, to
present them to me, properly ma le out within
the time prescribed by law so as to show their
character and amount; and all |>r' >ns Indulged
to said decease i are hereby required to make
immediate payment to me.
Jin.v 7tb is:s) J E. FULTOH.
Administrator Estate enroll: • J. r ulton.
Mini
lie alert supplied with freshly roast e 1 CtNTeo.
choice arado. at lust prices, by
C N GILBERT A 00.,
Bay and W est lk *d guyets.
AUCTION BALZS TO-DAY.
Grand Clearing Sale Crockery, oc^
On Account of Dissolution of l'artnerhlp,
AX AUCTION.
Harmon, Walker & McHarrie,
auctioneers;
Will sell, commencing WEDNFJ4DAY, 13th
inst., at 11 o'clock *. at IM Broughtort
*1 reet,
Th* entire stock of NATHANS BROS., consist*
ini; of CRo K KkY, GLASSWARE. HARD,
WARE, TINWARE, HEATING and COOKINfj
STOVKS COOKING UTENSILS of every de
scription; in fact everything contained in store.
Everything will !>e sold witho t reserve. Store
keeiiers. honsekeeptw* and b*rgain hunters will
do well to attend this sale.
Note—SHOWCASES. FINE DESK, Etc , will
be sold at same time.
I’ROFOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER DRY DOCK. AU
1 NAVAL STATION, PORT ROYAL, 8. C|
ALSO PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING DRY
DOCK TO BE DELIVERED AT SAME STA
TION.—Bureau or Yards and Ducks. Navy
Department, July 25, 1890 Under authority
Conferred by the act of Congr ss making ap
propriations for the Naval Service, aporoved
June so, 1890, as follows: “Coaling Station,
Port Royal, South Carolina: Towar I the con
struction of a timber dry dock or (1 dock,
a. the Confine station, Port Royal, South Caro
lina, in accordance with tho recommendation
ot the commissions to report as to the most,
desirable Location on or near the Gulf of Mexico
and tiie Soutli Atlantic coast for Navy yards
and dry docks, two hundred thousand dollars.
And the Secretary of the Navy lie, and he ia
hereby, authorized to make a contract for tha
•ODSlruction of said timber dry dock or fiostinjj
dock, the cost not exceeding five hundred thou
sand dollars.” Sealid proposals are inv ted,
ami will be received at this Bureau until 13
o'clock noon, on Saturday, the flrsO
■ lay of November, 1890, at which time
and place the proposals will be
publicly opened, for the construction
by contract of one timber dry dock of the folk
lowing general dimension*, w ith iron caißson oe
floating gate, pumps, engines, boilers, pump
and engine house, capatans, bollards, discharge!
and drainage cu verts, and all other attache
ments pertaining thereto, complete. Said dock
to be located at Use United States N ival Sta
tion, Port Royal, R. C . and to be not less than
420 feet in length on the floor, from the head to
inner abutment floor; the width about 126 feed
between the coping midway from tho|
ends; the width ou the floor about 51 feet; tho
width at the entrance, between abutments, ou
mean high water line, not less than 80 feet*
draft on s 11 (least) at mean high water. 26 feet.
The dock to have an finer and outer sill op
groove for the caisson, about twenty feet apart.
All portions of the timber of tho dock
to the waler, at all times, to br impregnated
with 14 pounds of creosote oil per cubic foot.
Also, ail portions of tho timtmr. exposed to tha
weather, from the top of eouiug down to moan
high water. There will be two mails
pumps to have a mean discharge capac
ity of 85,000 gallons per minute each.
There will be one drainage pump
to have a discharge capacit y of 4,(>(>o gallons per
minute, with the maximum lift. The dock mast
I e capable of sustaining, with safety, the load
brought upon it by the heaviest shio Its dimen
sions will admit. Plans and soccincations muse
accompany the bids, and Iw full and clear, de
scribing kinds and qualities of materials pro
posed to be used. For informal i nin regard to
i lie location aud site of the dock, bidders ar
referred to the Commandant of the Naval Sta
tion. Port Royal, 8. 0. Proposals are also dJi
vited, and will be received and publicly opened
at the same day and hour, for the construction,
by contract, of a floating dry dock, eomnletq,
with machinery and appurtenances in working
order, and delivered at the Naval Station, Port
Royal, 8. O. The structure to be principally ot
irou or steel, and of capacity, strength and
power to receive aud ruis>. with safety, a vessel
400 feet long, 75 feet ln-am, 26 feet draught and
11,000 tons weight. Plans and specitioationa
must accompany the bids, and be full and cleag
in regard to the construction and materials ta
be used. Plans for the a ove wors not favor
ably considered will be returned to the bidders*,
if desired. Ali rights to use patents or patented
articles, employe ! in the above docks or their
construction, are to be included in the prof
posale. Separate proposals will be received for
the above docks. They must be in duplicate,
sealed and addressed to tue Chief of Bureau ot
Yards and Docks. Navy Department, Washing
ton, D. C.. and the envelopes indorsed “Pro
posals for Timber Dry Dock" or “Prop isals for
Floating Dry Dock." Blank firms will be fur
nished on application. Two satisfactory sure
ties must arcimi|>aiiy the proposals, and no pro
posal will be considered unless accompanied hf
the prescrib'd bond, which forms part of tha
same The successful bidder will be required
within 10 days from the acceptance of his offer
to enter into a formal contract for the performs
ance of his work, and to give a bond therefor,
with sufficient sureties, aud In a penal guui
equal to 15 per cent, of the amount of his bid.
Bidders will state the time they require to corns
plete the works. The Bureau reserves thoj
right to re ject auy or ab bills, as in its judgments
the interests of the government may require.
Payments to the contractor will be made lrc
monthly Installments, as the work progresses,
upon bills duly certified, from which 10 per
cent . will bo reserved, to be paid ou the full and*
final completion of the contract.
N 11 t A IKJL'H A I;, 1 I !.i ■( t I lurenu.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION
CTATK OF GEORGIA, Chatham Cocnty-j
O To the Honorable the Superior Court of saiil
county: The petition of C. M, GILBERT, H.'
! T. MOORE, J. VV. MoALPIN, C. 8. RICHMOND,
j .1. A. W. WEGEF.VRTH. R. H. JONES, C. A,
COX, HENRY McALPIN, of the slate oB
Georgia, city of Savannah, shows that they de
sire, for themselves and such other person* a*
mav hereafter become associat'd with them,
anil their succe*ors. corporate privileges unde?
the name and style of “THE YOUNfJ MEN'S!
HOME AND INVESTMENT COMPANY,” tj
be made and constituted a body corporate.
The object of said association or corporation,
is the pecuniary profit and convenience of ita
stockholders, and tbe business they propose tot
conduct and carry on is as follows:
Ist. To own and deal In any real and pep
s' nal estate; to improve real estate by erecting
dwellings and buildings of any kind w hatsoever,
or placing machinery thereon, or any other
app lance that will tend to Increase the value of
the same. To carry out contracts and obliga
tions for the building, constructing and repair
ing of all kinds of houses, st res, shops an<4
other buildings. 2. To lend or borrow, buy, sell,
lease, rent, grant, mortgage, encumber, im
prove and otherwise hold aud deal in real and
personal property, notes, bens, judgments,
mortgages, chores in action, domestic aud for
eign bibs of exchange, timber, naval stores,
lumber, bonds and stocks, securities, shares and
obligations of othar companies, now or here
after to be formed under tne laws of any state
or territory of the United States of Amer en,
3. For the building, constructing, equipping,
improving and managing of roods, tramways,
factories, bridges, docks, wharves and ware
houses; to advance money on bill* of lading and
goods stored in warehouses; to do a general
brokerage and commission business, ami to
negotiate loars for others. 4. Tiieeorporation.h*
order to facilitate buaine s, desire in addition tai
the powers already asked for, the power of es
tablishing branch offices in this and other statee,
and to do aud perform all acts for the furthers
ance, maintenance and management of said
business set forth in tbe preceding clauses, and
to issue common and preferred stock, borrow
money and to secure tbe payment of the same
by collateral, deed, mortgage, personal security
or otherwise, and to issue notes and other obit*
gations and to make all necessarv contracts for
carrying on its business; to make by-laws neces
sary or proper for its government; to sue and be
. sued, and to have anil exercise all of the
powers and privileges conferred upon corpora
tions by the laws of Georgia. 5. The principal
place of doing business will be Chatham county,
Georgia. 6. The amount of capital to be em--
ployed by petitioners actually paid in will tie
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, di
vided into one thousand shares of one hundred
dollars each, the stockholders to be liable
for no more than the amount of their
unpaid subscriptions for stock. Wherefore
your petitioners pray that they may be incor
porated for the purposes aud under the name
aforesaid for the term of twenty years, with the
privilege of renewal at the expiration of said
time, with ali the rights and powers above men
tioned. Aud your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
HENRY McALPIN,
Petitioners' Attorney.
Petition for Incorporation filed In office and
recorded this sth day of August, A. D. 1890.
JAMi 8 K, P. CARR,
Clerk 8. C. C. C„ Ga
AGENTS WANTED.
WHITE-HOUSE £&? S
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All fin ||C H WANTED to b*a4l* the *rM
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"NORSE-tiOOKf STOCK-DOCTOR”
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