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A $500, C00 COTTON MILL.
HoW it la Proposed to Raise the
“ ' Money for It
rditor Morning Sews: Having read the
. - visit by nae to Augusta in your
“°L“of Saturday last, for thy Ptirpoae of
P^T. irlng information about cotton factories
*£?£!!*> the possible location of one
Z ” T beg leave to say that it will require
here, i w-s the e , -operation of our best
i! to accomplish so important an un-
P e °l, ' . | ,ijj goto Augusta, however,
dertßka, • valuable information.
a " d i *££*£* especially that the peo
*• must manifest a lively
Futerisftn the enterprise before they can
induce further that cotton mills in
-* * h h ave overstocked the tnarke with
the south , and, to have assur
brown g ' J. ’ flt U 1 future, the products of
“"“Them factories must be more diversified.
T no event cun the manufacture of a cora
luuoe brown goods be made to
q A good quality of those goods is pay- -
f* * j
,E " I learn also that water power is by no
s a sine qua non, but if coal can be
£ a down here at *3 per ton, or wood pro
rv rtiotiately cheap, a steam null located
•vile of the taxable limits of tho city
would pay bettor than the mills on the
ca ? a V’was' advised that if our people in
tended building a fact >ry they should not
o ns ru t on • with loss than 20.00 J spindles,
wn'C'i v ould cost in the i.mghb ,i hood of
/■iwOlW. The larger the mill the loss the
to determine, however,
as to tho feasibility of raising capital at the
north at this time. Cotton fact nei, llKe
‘ I t i.,. r tns ness enterprises, are controlled
inti lr profits by circumstances, and cir
cumstances have not been favorable to
them on certain classes of goods in the last
few years Mills that save means like the
(Iranit vi’lle factory vr"b which they can
cci'tro) circumstances tc a largo extent will
make money But those unfortunate in
stitutions that require all they can make to
pay the interest upon a heavy mortgige
indebtedness have a poor outlook. And
this l a is me linally to say that in this con
nection that a plan for building a hotel,
winch I published in the Morning News
live or ,-ix years ago, is the ouly one that is
now, m my judgment, feasible for 1 uilding
a factory so that the stockholders,
and not bondholders, will own it.
Should e inauguiate an association hero
for raising the money for a factory upon
that plan, 1 will give my time and moans to
a tnu north and east for the purpose of
raising all the money which can be obtained
there. That such enterprises are of the
greatest importance to our city at
this time there can be no possi
ble doubt, and we should not
quibble about their exact location. If they
happen to strike sections where we are in
terested, so much the better for us, but if
they do not, the general effect will help us,
and above all help our city. We ought to
have a p pulation of 1100,000 —the business
of Savannah warrants it—and all we need
do to acquire it is to exercise a iittle public
spirit.
Every ordinary loan and building asso
ciation running 500 shares payable $5 per
month accumulates a capi al of $500,000.
Such an association can be organized, and
in twelve months we would have $30,000.
This will form the basis of credit upou
which tlio mill could be built, and the debt
incurred for that purpose would be paid off
monthly from the installmen s on the stock
mid the proiits of the mill. When paid off
tho stockholders would own the mill, and
nut a lot o. bondholders.
J. L. Whatley.
HAIL AND CROBATIE.
It is said that the Georgia Southern will,
at an early date, equip its passenger cars
with theSearrott revolving seat.
J. McEvoy, general manager of the
Middle Georgia and Atlantic, and his
niece, Miss Nellie McEvoy, are at Fernan
dina.
The phosphate companies are still dissat
isfied with the rates of freight on the Flor
ida Outrul and Peninsular railroad, and
tnre.ai.ea to ship on the Plant system of
roads.
The appointment of B. W. Wrenn, gen
era! passenger agent of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia system, as general
passenger agent of the Louisville Southern
lias lee.i ollicially aiimuucei. The 13 ist
Teti'ies-ee recently acquired, control of tho
Louisville Southern. , _ .
_ Traffic Manager Kuapp of tho Georgia
S uihern and Maoon and Birmingham
railroads announces that the following ap
pointments have been made for his lines, to
take effect Sept. 1: H. C. Knox to be so
iiuitn.g ageut of freight and passenger
trul'ic, wi;h headquarters at Nashville,
Ten i., and Frank Harding to be soliciting
agent of freight and passenger traffic, with
headquarters at Cincinnati, O.
Ihe Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
wi!i hold their biennial convention at San
Iraucisc >, Cal., Sept. 8. Gra id Chief Fire
man Sargent will doubtless be ro-elocted us
the head of the national organization. All
the present railroad troubles will be fully
ttu< carefully discussed, and committees
"id be appointed to consider the various
questions and report on them during the
convention. It is also very probable that
s in. very material chauges in the ritual
will be made.
lu a recent number of the Railway Age
theie is an article by J. L. Graham, of this
“‘J. suggesting that the plan of •■released”
is recognized in freight traffio
‘V • K! applied to passenger traffic, by
J*i nn K tu 'be passenger- the choice of two
ao-is, one covering insurance to a given
“ for loss of life and indemnity in
rtli .. pio o accident, the other releasing the
- ■ i from all liability in consideration of
educed rate In commenting editorially
advi.T saysth ? , plar > scetns to have real
ages, and is worthy of discussion by
railway men. J
wll;,L A r, Sta y ews “President
Uliam Bailey and Vice President James
Hon'd*, k i' n °fu tl,e A, ‘f?a and West
out cuntrn t f d haV ° K°ne north to close
cimoi .t cts / or the building and rapid
iLUevfc* . of tl their new road. President
ut- -l, ÜBr ; and whatever work he
a val,, i“ 'I r ‘B nt ahead. He has
th soth dm Mr ' Jacksj n, and with
net,*';, : sa two gentlemen in the same busi
what P can D li together, there is no telling
of the acL Omphshed. The building
logger a i und '' l ‘ st Florida is no
and it ncertainty, but an assured fact,
tr,wJLT ? a . run over thu tine un
cntisr.’' and H Us betweon hor<! and tho Gulf
rottu'ip‘rl lal c ,',' n . veri,io n of tho railway
l ks T : lllbe '; dd iu Lenver, Col .
tiers- her ® Wl ‘l probably bo fullv 3K)
"line t> ands une important measures
this poo. v ~id banelU lbo condition of
ru:,r li.V P ~o and overworked class of
ti-viiio t o n-,1,,! ‘7. are lll,w hard at work
Ill:;r,H nil Bcpresentative Cannon of
whir:, uu V, ! ,1 own a ‘nil for their benefit,
i „~i , ? '"V?*’ U P in the oommittee
1 f la'., t • w “ cbth ®y think would be sure
Tl " -"'one W l “ U ":'“ d to K ° to n vote.
fr "T -itlv r,,.? 1 Vvork r, and their trips
‘" u .-a !( . .“‘to, sixteen uud oigbteen
uinii t,„. p| ~ “ . tt * elr ork is never finished
: ■ ht-f or 'f h Ul t{ tied, Komeiimos
L t ‘ u " n *ue has “blowed" fertile
tu. b s u .f p ? fw - Du ring all this time
r y , ;. hi ‘their feet without a moment’s
10 1 1 1 u yulr aiar ‘“ i um °nnt to from *7OO
, t * lia hlVfctt AND HARBOR.
AlonLf the Wharves and
Tl, p A 1 ,ntf the Shipping.
" 't'he k, I“ '“> H: William H. Ha
sin, ,‘"t'act agent of the Ocean
ii ' "l ,ft ny (Savannah line), r*-
s'“' ' iiy ( '‘*t tlle company*, .team
fr ‘li i ~!,.. '‘rmliigbam carried awai
' PV.IlivV 't.ret, Kart L
f ’ ' ‘ "nun I’m' 115 * ja * v ‘"t cargo . I
i ' . d, ;''‘ that ever left till, oity
r ’ - ■' k ‘ v “nn.h. (1,„ and IU,;
that, i foar iteamertu
i w i w
FLORIDA’S CAPITAL.
New Railroad Projects— The Colored !
Man In Polltice.
Tallahabsze. Fla., Aug. 27. —The
Starke and Sampan City Railroad Com- j
pany. incorporated to build a road between
the two cities names, a d.st&nce of seren
miles, entirely in Bradford county, has tiled
artices of ii corporation with the secretary
of state. The capital stock is *TS,UtiO, and
the director* for the tl st year are Comer L.
Peek of Starke, James L. Bailey of Hiiiiard
aid John L. Gaskins of Starke. The stock
is divided into shares of $25 each.
A REWARD OFFERED.
Gov. Fleming has offered a reward of
#2OO for the arrest of the negro Joseph
Young, who murdered D. EX Grifflu near
Ellaville on Aug. 11.
The colored state farmers’ alliance and
consolidated union was in session here Mon
day and Tuesday. K. M. Humphrey (white),
president of their national organization,
was in attendance upon the meeting. There
was a large attendanceof delegate', and they
transacted their business in a quiet and
orderly manner.
A NEGRO TICKET.
There is a whispered rumor that the negro
politicians have in view the making of a
county ticket headed i y w hite men hereto
fore affiliated with tee democrats, thinking
by ttiis means to draw from the strength of
the straight democratic ticket. They tried this
game iu 1888, and in consequence, for the
tir-t time in many years. Peon county
rolled up a big democratic majority'. One
of the men who bolted and Went with the
negroes then ha* again knelt at the demo
cratic altra and sworn perpetual allegiance.
It is not believed that the negroes can get
any respectable white man to run on their
ticket this year.
THE NEW RAILWAY.
An active canvass of the county is being
made this week to induce property holders
to take stock in the newly incorporated
Tallahassee Northern railway.
Gov. Fleming has made the following ap
pointments: M. F, Lnugbmac to bo com
missioner of deeds for Florida in New York,
John M. Bethel of Key West to be notary
public for Monroe county, and Charles
Benedict to be councilman for ward five of
Jacksonville.
Fire at Lumpkin.
Lumpkin, Aug. 27. —Yesterday morning
at 1:30 o’clock the alarm of tire was given.
The small building about thirty feet south
of T. A. Shelton’s store was discovered to
be on fire. By hard work other buildings
were saved. The building was used as an
eating house by Alf Morrill (colored), and it
is supposed the fire came from the stove.
Florida’s Metropolis.
Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 27.—The cor
ner-stone of the McTyelre memorial church
(Methodist) was laid this afternoon with ap
propriate ceremonies. Graud Master Long
of the Masons officiated.
The second trial of ex-Marshal Wiggins
for assault on Mayor MoQuald began to
day.
Local Record for tne Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-days Rain at intervals.
Special forecast for Georgia:
Threatening weather and rain,
southerly winds, cooler in eastern,
s ationary temperature in western
portion.
The hight of tho river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
6.3 feet, a rise of 0.4 feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Comparison of in*san temperature at Savan
nah. (ia.. Auk. 27, 1880, and the mean of the
same day for sixteen years.
Departure
Mean Temperature from the Departure
for 1G years Aug.97/30. -|- or Jan. 1,1890.
SO | 84 —.04 -j- 906
Comparative rainfall statement:
Departure |
Amount for Amount from tho Departure
I<> yea tu. for normal Since
Aug. 20, W | -|-or — jJon. 1,1890.
lifT .00 | —.20 | -18.96
Maximum temperarure. 91; minimum tem
perature, 73;
Cottou Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending fl p. nfc, 4W. 27, 1f90,76th Meridian lime.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ail stations
Pistimots. Average.
w- !>. - Max. | Min. Rain-
A ■ turns I Ton H’ Temp fMI. t
Atlanta...;;.. ........ 10 86 j 70 16
Augusta I**s 92 72 0*
Charleston 7 94 70 .00
Galveston.. 18 Ik) 70 12
Little Rock |
Memphis. 14 1*) C3 .70
Mobile 8 *4 72 .43
Montgomery 5 90 72 *T
New Orleans 12 84 70 160
Savannah 1J 94 70 .00
Viokihurg
Wilmington. M 0 90 70 .24
Summary
Means.
BTatio7*B op Max. Mm. Jliam
savakmah district. Temp Temp faill.t
Alapaha ... 90 70 00
Albany.. Ik) 72 .00
Americus 88 68 .00
Cordele
Hainbridge... 90 74 00
Eastman I<H) 68 .(X)
Fort Gaines 91 70 .00
Gainesville, Fla. 94 70 00
Milien 96 68 .00
Quitman 98 70 00
Savannah 94 73 00
Thomas ville 92 72 .00
Waycro-48 92 72 00
Summary ..;
Moans,. j . [ ...
Observations tasen at the same moment of
time at all-stations for the Morning News.
Savannah. Aug. 27. 7:?6 p. m.. city time.
Temperature, j
Direction. J
Velocity. c |
Rainfall.
HAITI
OF
STATIONS*
Portland 66 NW 12; 62 Cloudless
Boston 70] W 12; .00 Cloudless.
Block Island #8 W i8j.... Cloudless.
New York city 74 SWI2, .02[Cloudless.
Philadelphia.. .... 72(8 Wll2: .. 'Cloudless.
Waahiugtoii City.. 72 NW jP tly cloudy
Norfolk 71 N 14 Cloudy.
Charlotte 70 Cm I 78 P tl.v cloudy
Hatteras 72 S\V;l4i SO Raining.
Wilmington 72 E 8 .46 Cloudy.
Charleston - ! 82 Sll’ 6 .... Cloudless.
Augusta j 81 W ... Cloudy
Savannah..... .. H S 6 ... Cloudy.
Jacksonville ...... 82 8 K 8 Cloudy.
Tampa 82 W ..] .26; P'tly cloudy
Point Jupiter, Fla.' 82, F. 61 jClou iless.
Titusville. SI S K 12 ... Cloudless.
Key West 82 E 8 ... (Cloudless.
Atlanta.., 76 NW 6 .01 Cloudy.
Pensacola 84 8 14 . Cloudy.
Mobile 74 S W 18, 3o Cloudy.
Montgomery 82 8 1. .02 Cloudy.
Vicksnurg ... 74 S K 1.38 Raining.
New Orleans ..... 78 8 14 64 P‘tly cloudy
Shreveport 76 N 10 *T Cloud ess.
Fort Smith .... .. 76 N E cloudless.
Halves ton 82 W ... Cloudless.
Palestine. 76 N E | 02 P’tly Cloudy
Urownesvllle ..1..;
Knoxville 70 8 W ; 22 cloudy.
Memphis 70 N F 6 82 Cloudy.
Nashville 72 N E 02 Cloudy.
Indianapolis 72 NW . Cloudless.
Cincinnati 74 8 W 6 P'tly cloudy
Pittsburg 72 W ..’Cloudless.
Buffalo 66 N W 12 ... Cloudy.
, Betroit li# W .... Cloudless
Maripiette D8 N Cloudless.
Chicago 61 R] 6 .... ClouJless.
Duluth 64 Cm cloudy.
Hi. Paul 68 8 E P’tly cloudy
Ht. Isiuis .. 78 W I'll Sidle s.
Kansas City 80 N P ity cloudy
Omaha 78 h 1 Cloudless
Clieyeone 70 8 10...,, Cloudless.
Fori Buford ... ]6sNW 12 ■P’tly cloudy
bt. Vluesnt | |
*T Indicates trees. vinous* su 1 hundredths
C ti CioK’lU Oher<;r Migiml Corpa.
ide-cbanii I'.Ue cine DlUiou* aud iiorvou*
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1890.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTa WORD.
AnrKRTTSgStKXTS, K Words or
wot-*, mi lAu column insert for 6S&
OT.V7 A W OiW, Com in AutuACf. to**
h—fiwt
Mxeryboily vAo has anv want to mspphi,
(WiytA ing to buy or sell, any business or
aooommodaticms to secure,' indeed,any seis/s
to gratify, should advertise in this column.
< UJENDA&
AUGUST
THURSDAY
Fancies, liice wild flower*, in a night may grow.
But thoughts arc; plants whose stately growth
is slow. —Mrs. E. CuJCmntjj.
SMOKE
Hm Cortez Cigars
EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
I JHOTOGKaI’HY—AII styles and sizes, from
I stamp to life size. Fne Cabinet Photos a
specialty; price £2 a dozen, business estab
lished June 4, 1866. No chromos giVen away.
J. N. WILSON, 21 Cull street.
t AC. TOOTH, hair, nail, shoe and whisk
IV" brushes: sponges, chamois, pint bottle
ammonia. HEIIiT S artesian water toilet soap.
(8 IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost llfe-
T size picture with each dozeu Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GOtBEL, Savannah, Ga.
*) -C. POUND—
•>I for the usual 40c. Chocolate Creams. At
HKIDT’S, also fresh Buttercups and special 3Sc.
mixtures.
REAL ESTATE.—Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON. Beal Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
TJRICKLY HEAT—
A CHAFING OF INFANTS—
Cured with Boracine. A highly perfumed and
superior face and general toilet powder. 25c.
package at any druggist. Try It.
TTRENCH Tissue Papers and Flower Materials.
P no cheap German or American papers
mixed in, at M. TEMPLE TAYLOR'S. 135 York
street.
U'RESH SUPPLY—
Butter Cups, marshmallows.
Popular because superior and low priced.
HEIDT’S candies; Congress and Whitaker
streets.
I)ICTURE FRAMES and Mouldings In great
variety and all prices at M. TEMPLE TAY
LOR’S, 135 York street.
rADIES' FINE STATIONERY, the best In
J the city, at >L TEMPLE TAYLOR S, 135
Yurk street.
G *rC. POUND—
—* * for tho usual 40e Chocolate Creams. At
HKIDT'S.
I.MNE Etchings, Engravings, Photogravures
1 and Fine Art Goods at M. TEMPLE TAY'-
LOR'S, 135 York street.
T|X)R FALL PLANTING-.
I < >nion sets, flower seeds, cabbage, turnip,
spiuach and all kinds of reliable garden seed
from reliable growers and fresh at HKiDT’S.
MILCH COWS. Parties wishing to buy fresh
miloh cows and springers from South Car
olina, cau be accommodated by calling at
YOUNGLOYE & GOODMANS STABLES,
Broughton and West Broad streets.
r |MiK Chatham Academy's roof is covered
A with Brewer's Patent Paint. Observe the
perfect result. We will do as well for you.
THE GEORGIA LOAN AND TRUST CO., 131
Congress street.
HELP TV ANTED.
WANTED, a good drug cleric; steady situa-
V ’ tion. Address SALOL, care News.
\ T OUNG MAN, 18 years, to leant the drug
1 business; one with some experience pre
ferred: references; DRUGS. News office.
T ATHKRS WANTED. Apply to W. T. COT-
I j TER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
\\7ANTED, 15 or‘2o laborers. Apply TIDE
' ' WATER OIL WORKS, East Broad and
Hail streets, *
\\ T ANTED, a young man, about 18 years of
" age. at Greenwich Park. Address W. H.
TANARUS., Morning News
ANTED, a young man as bookkeeper in
* ’ country Btore and to make himself gen
erally useful; rood salary naid; reference r
quired. Address P. O. Box 23, city.
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter wanted;
O must work mechanics' hours. Apply W. T.
(.'OTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
\\ r ANTED, a good salesman for a general
T * store, near the city. References required.
Addresss SALESMAN, care of Morning News.
\V T ANTED, a competent white nurse. Must
‘ T come well rec mmended. Good wages to
tho right party. Apply at once M. R, TANARUS., this
office.
\\' ANTED, in a wholesale grocery establish
' ’ rnent, a young man with some knowledge
of tho business. Must be a good pennman and
correct at figures. MERCHANT, Box 31.
ANTED, young white woman to go to the
V v country to cook and wash for small fam
ily. Address M. G. MERRITT, Way cross, Ga.,
stating what wages expected.
\\' ANTED, a voting man that understands
v? laying and cutting carpets; state ex pen
enee, reference, and salary expected. CLARK
A CORBETT, Jacksonville, Fla.
\\, r ANTED—A salesman to sell line of cigars;
t" sa ary and expenses paid. Address, with
stamp, GLOBE CIGAR GO , St. Louis, Mo.
STATE
OV
WEATHER.
EM PRO YMK N I tv A N TED.
I l r KiX KNOWN white man wants situation
> I as driver on delivery wagon; 19 years in
last two places. DRIVER, Morning News.
AVTANTED, situalion by a competent young
v V man as bookkeeper, assistant or clerk;
can furnish good reference. Address E L. 0.,
cor. West Broad and Congress.
IJRACTIOAL DRUGGIST, several years ex
peritnce, wishes position. Address PHAK-
M .VIST, News office.
BOOMS TO KENT.
IN'K RENT, Second story of that eligible
1 building, corner of Drayton and Brough
ton lane; is in two parts; very desirable for
spac uus oftlcos. JOHN NICOLS* Jr., City.
HOUSES AND STOKE" FOlt KEY X.
I''C>U RRN’T, two large houses on Liberty and
* Barnard, all moiiern Improvements ad in
lirst cla‘s order; also No. 77 Jefferson street.
I), li. LESTER
I VOR RENT, house corner Bull and Duffy
F street*. Possession on Oct. 1. Apply 11.
I TRAIN. 126New Houston street.
I anil KENT, from Oct. Ist. that desirable resi
* denco )64 Jouea street, with ah in.klrrn no
prove nenU. Apply at HENRY SOLOMON A
Hi iN’B.
is< ip RENT, from October Ist, No. 166 Gordon
* street, aoutlieasl e.oruer liarna/<l Apply bo
U It, cLAOHORN, Heal Ketate Agent, So. 7
Drayton Mraet
PM ill RENT, lust ooinplnted live tenement
I houses on Aaercurn Mtd Maid burg t:eeta;
alt md m r avMiiatuwe tpoiy to yfO A
MtUitu Ja , wter houOwrn Bank
HOUSES AND STORKS FOR RENT
IT'OK RENT. House 57V$ &>hen'B new block,
U Jones street, i>uMessoo once. Api>ly to
S. COHEN.
RENT, dwelling:. No. MW^ldhursstreet.
A south front; all modern conveniences.
Possession Oct. 1. FRIERSON & CO., 70 Bay
street
ITOB RENT OR that desirable er.
eery store, saloou and resulence corner
New Houston and Abercorn rtreets, fr a term
of years. Stock and fixtures for salt*. Apply
on prein.s -s.
TjH)R RENT OR LEABK, the Whitfield hm!<l
F iuft, now t ‘mporarilv used as the Ooum v
Court House; it Isa new edifice,elipt
blv located, strongly construe Uni and well
adapted to any class of business ivoasession
j riven Sept, i, IS9U Apply to JOHN SULLI
VAN, Treasurer I'nlon Society.
FOR KKNT-MI8( KLLANKOL’s.
/ VFFICE F( l R KENT, with safe and furniture.
" * 88 Deßenne block. Bay street.
IrVjR RENT, two larco warehoiifv'x Nos. and
Williamson street; four floors; rail oad
at door; splendid for factory. ROOT. H. TA
TE M, Real Estate Dealer.
lAOR PENT, offices and warehouses on Pay
street Apply JOHN SULLIVAN CO.,
102V£ Bay strtvet.
lAOR RENT, offices efirner of lUill and Bryan
streets. Diissessiou
apply to JOHN SULLIVAN CO., Bay
street.
KENT, warehouse on River street, for
U merly by Arteelan loe Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Buaiuesa office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
lAOR SALE, Mockingbird, beautiful nlu&rer.
I with cage $5 Address J. J.. News office.
dhO WILL BUY that fine new store
and dwelling on southwest cor
ner of South Broad and Clifford streets. House
recen ly built, gaa and water throughout;
splendid stand for grocery; stre*t oars will run
past door; owner soiling on account, of leaving
city. HARMON, WALKER A M liAKRIE,
Real Estate, 156 Kr mghton street.
| AC. TOOTH, Nail. Shoe. Whisk Brushes,
1" Sponges. Chamois, Pint Bottle Am
monia, HEiDT'B Artesiau Water Toil t Soap.
-I PTC. BAR-
I ( English Blue Mottled Soap.
HEIDTB for reliabl * goods.
O AC. OALLON, this week, to further intro
• )** duce the celebrated Tate Springs Water
for dyspepsia. Agency. HEll> f*B.
IT'OR SALE, lot on Henry street, near Jeller
son. Apply to L. W. LANDEItSHINE,
Executor.
s\j.E, flvt thousand acres of Timber
and Turpentine Land on railroad; water,
near Brunswick. ARCHIBALD SMITH, Athens,
Ga.
•> AC. GALLON this week to further introduce
the celebrated Tate Spring Water for
dyspepsia and kidney complaints. Agency,
HEIDTS Mineral Water Depot.
IVOR FALL PLANTING—
I Flower, cabbage, turnip, beanc, spinach
and all kind* garden seed from reliable grow
ers at HEIDT'S.
A CASH DOWN will buy the b©3t
established newspaper and job oltlCiS
in South Florida; has the patronage of the
outside prospering towns; outfit worth $1,200;
go 1 reasons for selling. Address TARPON
bPKINGS TRUTH. Tarpon Springs. Fla.
MULES FOR BALE.—Two carloads of mules
from 15}*i to 17 hands high, heavy and
well built. Draymen, turpentine men and farm
ers desiring to purchase a cheap lot of stock
suitable for their purposes will call at corner
West Broad and Jones street. B. 0 WRIGHT.
LOST.
IOST. large cluster setting of diamonds,
J belonging to combination pin and finger
ring; liberal reward if returned t o McDonough &.
Co.'s mill.
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SiIINUL,KS.
tTSE our CYRRKSB .SHINGLES, 4. 5 and 6
J Inches wid, at t7iyc . IlgUJi’. and per
bundle cash: prioea according to quality. For
sale at the mill by VA.LE ROYAL MANU
FACTURING COMPANY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 1 POUNDS PARCHED RED COFFEE to be
T 2 had at CHAMPION'S.
| reC. BAR
I i ENGLISH BLUE MOTTLED SOAP.
HEIDT’S, Congress and Whitaker, for reliable
goods at reasonable prices
SYRUP, slightly damaged bv water, twenty
cents per gallon, at CHAMPION'S.
I.WHNITURE of all kinds repaired in first
class style by E. B. CO.
(' A1 1 keeps Schlitz, Milwaukee and Faust Beer
J cool, and the best 10 cent cigar for 5 cents
in the city.
IOAN— Will place ?4.t"X) or parts of it on
J realty. Address INVESTMENT. News
office.
A SPLENDID ARTICLE GROUND RIO
7 V COFFEE twenty-five cents per pound at
CHAMPION’S. _____
HOMES, BEAUTIFUL HOMES, designed ami
built by GEORGE T. STEINACKER, Car
penter and Builder, 229 Duffy street.
CIDER VINEGAR, slightly damaged by
smoke, twenty-five cents per gallon, ui
CHAMPION'S.
STEFFENS' Broughton Street Saloon is the
place to spend a pleasant hour. Fine music
every evening; good attention; best beers, w ines,
liquors and cigars, and a free lunch daily at 11
o'clcck. Drop in and see Andrew, and eujoy
yourself.
VFEW DAYS' ADVERTISING In tt.is column
will surely bring groat results Try it and
be eonvinoed.
TD VERY PURCJHISER of damaged wines and
I ; liquors must furnish their own jugs and
demijohns. A. H. CHAMPION’S SON.
T>IRD CAGES, Seed, Manna, Cuttle, etc., at
4 ) G ARDNE K'S, 801$ Bull street.
WINES advertised 50 cents per gallon In to
> > day’s paper are a bargain. A. H. CHAM
PION’S SON.
HEINZ’S GILT EDGE SWEET PICKLES
twenty cents per quart at CHAMPION'S.
A CHOICE select ion of fine curtains just re
received, from 500 to Su a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
Y\ r HISKY advertised at 50 oents per gallon
t V is a splendid article for rubbing purposes.
CHAMPION’S.
MATTRESSES renovated in beet form in the
city by Empire Bargain Cos., Liberty and
Jefferson streets.
J t kC. POUND GUM DROPS.
1’" 15c., 26c., 85c., 50c. pound boxes Candies
at HEIDT’S are popu ar because superior and
low priced.
y MPIKE BARGAIN CO., Corner Libertyand
I J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
"V OTE special notice Wines and Liquors in an
-13 other column by A. M. CHAMPION'S SON.
BEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ROBERT H. TATEM. Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
A GOODRICH, lawyer, 121 Dearborn street
dr\ m Cnicago 25 vears" successful practice:
advice free; n_ special facUnie, ui
many states.
MERCHANTS, mamifacinrsrs, merwhaiicai
corporations, and all otbere In need of
printing, lithographing, am) blank books "
nave their orders promptly filled, at rnudaraM
BSSS.^SL M P MNINO ' Ntwu
ttOUbiL. 8 Wtutaker atreet.
PIDOU.
. .
■ ' ' - i-AhlMll, IA.
PI.E6, CHAIK6 UOUK CASES L g Ltiel l.tei
and 2peris) Discounts. Vstsluges lr 1290 mom ready.
166 page#, Illustrated. Book free. Postage tOe.
TYLEH BANK COUNTERS.
I sv'UftitrAfur WfU, Uw.lli, mm 4 f rim. lUmmUmU* la f*w.
4 *l AHI l*'4 fri foetid U M 6.
1 YUM DESK CIO., 6T LOOM, M 0„ VJ.A.
CLOTHING.
Hi Scarfs,
With Kings, 10c and up. at APPEL A SCHAUL'S,
One Price Clothier*
silk: teck
Scarf*. Satin Lined, 17c, three for 50c, at
APPELA S('HAI L'S, (>nc Price Clothiers.
CHILDREN’S
Knee Hants. all sizes. 18c. at APPEL &
SCHAUI/6, One Price Clothiers.
15c
Will buy you One Posen Fancv Mwns Ties,
Worth 50c at APPEL A SCHAUL’S
one Price Clothiers.
5c
For IJnen Cellars, all sizes, at APPEL A
BCHAUL'S, < >ne Price Clothiers.
1 Oc
For Linen CufTa at APPKL A gCHAUL'fi, One
Pi ice Clothiers. Hurry u\> before they
an* all jjune
45c
And up for Laundered White Shirts at APPEL
& S<’HAUL’S, One <’lotiiiere.
MADRAS SHIRTS
Atsl 45 at APPF.L& SCHAII/S size 14 to 80.
worth f& 00 all over.
CALL
On APPEL A SCHAPL, who have hilt One
Price to all, anil see the Nobby Line of
Outing Scarfs with Kings, just
received at 10c and up
FANCY PERCALE
Teck Scarfs 5c apieoe, Six fur 25 \ at APPEL
& 8< 'HAULS, one Price Clothiers.
Selling at 12t$c ail over tha city.
WHITE PERCALE
Four-in-Hand Scarfs at Bcstrnicht. selling at 15c
all over. APPEL * 8( 'HAUL, One
Price Clothiers.
-A-H THERE I
Did you see that Nobby Line of Men’s Hosiery
at APPEL & Bf-HAUL'S? No! Well
you want to see them and
get their prices,
DOIST’T
Forget, 5c for Linen Collar,! and 10c for Linen
Cuffs at APPEL & BCHAUL’S, as
long as they last.
83c
And up for White Unhindered Shirts at APPEL
&, BCHAUL'S, One Price Clothiers.
SIT MMER
Prices, sum-R and some-R not. Come and see
for yourself at APPEL & SCHAUL’S,
One Price Clothiers.
18c
Will buy you a pair of Kneo Pants for the boys;
sizes 4 to 13 years, at APPEL &
SCHAUL’S, One Price Clothier*.
UTAULILi
Samples for Custom Made Suita ready for inspec
tion on uud after Monday, Aug. 25, at
APPEL A SCHAUL'S, One Price
Clottiier. Call around
and see them.
“ pi; BLICATIONS.
N?Trquble
'/m& TO
firm BUILD
fill til INiTTH If you start right
fl‘“ ; The first step
Bshould be an ex
aminatlon of Mr.
Shoppell’s building designs—the only largo
collection of designs that are artistic, prac
tical and reliable. The estimates are guaran
teed. Mr. Shoppell’s publications are as
follows: Price.
• Portfolio of Jl.oeo Houses, 80 designs, $2 00
“ “ 1,500 " 80 “ 200
“ “ 2,000 “ 80 “ 200
“ “ 2,500 “ 80 “ 200
“ “ 8,000 “ 83 “ ' 200
“ “ 8,500 “ 81 “ 200
“ “ LOCO “ 80 200
“ “ 6,0(0 * 80 “ 200
“ “ 6,000 “ 23 “ 20|
“ “ 7,500 “ 22 201
“ “ 10,000 " 21 “ 206
“ “Stables “ 19 “ 200
•The first Portfolio contain* deign* the! cost el
low as f SOI), #(XK), S7OO and SBOO.
Any 3 of the above Portfolios for 85:any 7
for $10; the complete set (12) for sls. pound
volume containing over 200 designs selected
from the various portfolios, price $5, return
able if not satisfactory.
Address R W. BHOPPELL,
Architect, 63 L’way, Mow York.
HARDWARE.
Mill Supplies.
Rubber and Leather Belling.
Turner’s Traction licit Grease.
Rawhide Lace Leather.
Circular Saws and Mandrels.
Belt Hoots, Studs k Rivets.
Railroad Spites.
PALMER HARDWARE CO
EXTRACT OK BEEF.
LIEBIG
Company's
EXTRACT
OF BEEF.
y r^;(i -fcjy Justus fUil Lfclblf’ 1
* *1 *t*utura a* shown
/ \ bi IWTK A WHIM VIM hav HM
W r V U'HMI*O *>t.Wo drU'Mvd M
j ikut MJtm-
CLOTHING.
LEVY’S
SEE IF THIS INTERESTS TOE
We are inaugurating a Bar
gain Sale of Men's and Boys’
Clothing lor fall wear, com
mencing FRIDAY, AUG. 29,
and lasting until Saturday,
Sept. 8, inclusive.
In this we will ofter nice
made high grade clothing,
and will arrange as follows:
ON Ist FLOOR.
Table No. 1.
Men’s Sack Suits, usual
prices from $lO to sl2, during
sale your choice
$7.50.
Table No. 2.
Men’s Sack Suits, usual
prices from sl2 to sls, dur
ing sale
SIO.OO
for choice.
Table No. 3.
Men’s Cutaways in Cassi
meres and Worsteds, usual
prices from sl4 to S2O, dur
ing sale
sl2 to sl6.
Table No. 4.
Men’s Sack Suits in fine
Worsteds for dress, usual
prices $lO to $22, during sale
$13.50 to $lB.
Table No. 5.
Men’s Throe and Four But
ton Cutaways in Cork Screw,
Trico, Wide Wales, Clay
Worsteds, usual prices $lB
to $25, during sale
sls to S2O.
Table No. 6.
Fine Assortment of Boys’
Clothing for tall wear, sizes
14 to 19, prices ranging from
$4 to $lO. Worth double.
Table No. 7.
Children’s Suits for fall
wear, sizes 4 to 14, prices
only such as can be found at
LEVY’S.
ON 2d FLOOR.
Table No. 1.
Men’s Extra Large, Extra
Long or Extra Stout Suits as
follows: Those formerly sl2
to sls, during sale $10;
those formerly sls to $25
will be sold during sale at
$lB.
Large sized men should
; take advantage of this par
ticular liue.
Table No. 2.
Prince Albert Suits and
Cutaways in Fine Worsteds,
Wide Wales, Tricon, (’lays,
etc., etc,, ranging trom S2O
to S2B will be offered from
sls to S2O, according to
grade.
Tables No. 3,4,5&6.
You will fin<| the imlfifice
ol our uturner good* which
Kor improved and
economic cookery.
Use it for Hu ii ps,
Hauces, Made i >isbe*.
(Game, Kish, Etc.)
Aspic or Meat Jelly.
Keeps perfectly In all
llmate* (or any
tenyth of time,and is
cheaper and of finer
flavor thausuy other
Stock.
One pound e.pial
to forty pounds of
lean beef of tha value
of about $7 hO.
Genuine only with
CLOTniXG.
you can have at your own
price.
8. 11. LEVY & 11,
159 Confess Street,
Opposite City Market
” ‘ -J2S3
AUCTION 8A1.3S TO-DAY,
HAY AND FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
I. D. Laßoche&Son, Auctioneers.
THIS DAY at li o'clock, in front of our store,
168 Ray street, wo will sell
ONE OAR HAY, MARBLE TOP BED ROO>
SET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, 1 SOFA, and loS
odds and ends.
(roods must be moved immediately after sale.
Tills'DAY"
Office Desks, Counters, Etc.
By J. McLaughlin & Son.
11 O’CLOCK.
1 FINE COUNTER, 2 OFFICE DESKS, ft
LA ROE LAWYERS BOOKCASE, TABLES?
CHAIRS, CARPETS. BUREAUS, ETC., U
fancy desk, rolling top. ]
_l. (LRU -
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS, i
CHATHAM COUNTY PROPERTY!
FOR SA.LIC. i
Will bo sold at eleven (11) o’clock *. m., ot'
FRIDAY, Aug. 29, 1880, at the Whitfield
Building, President, State and Whitaker
streets, city of Savannah, bo following count/
property:
3 WOODEN PARTITIONS on first floor.
6 DOORS.
2 STANDS, used by superior and city courft
Judges
8 STANDS, used for Jurors in court rooms.
2 WOODEN PARTITIONS on second floor.
6 DOORS, 1 BLIND DOOR.
4 PIECES IRON RAILING.
9 WOODEN BENCHES.
1 LOT OIL CLOTH in court rooms.
1 LOT SHELVING
Terms cash. JOHN T. ROXAN,
Sheriff Chatham County.
HO A I*.
GOOD MORNING!
HAVE YOU TRIED
BROWN’S
SEA FOAM SOAP?
It Preserves the Clothes, is an Excellent Toiloll
and Bath Soap, being very FRAGRANT.
Put up in largo liars at Five oouts eaon. Cats
be had of all popular grocers.
Henry Solomon & Son.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
"" " . 1 A
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
M Rust Proof Seed flats
DIRECT FROM TEXAS.
SEED REE, COM SEED HEAL?)
Corn, Hay, Oats, Etc.
—SOLS AGENT FOR
ORSOR’S MANHATTAN FOOD.i
T_ J\ DAVIS,
156 BAY STREET.
REWARD.
S2OO Reward.
Springfield, Ga., Aur. 25, 1890. !
I Am anthorlaud by Col. E. Bird and Mrs. Lai
C K>iblur, Administratrix on the estates ol
W E, and J. W. Bird, to offer the sum of TWih
HUNDRED (tJOOI DOLLARS as a reward tot
the arrest and delivery of ROBERT G. NOR
TON. JR, to the authorities of Efflnjthani
county or la any safe jail of the state oft;
Georgia.
This reward Is offered In addition to Tw*t
Hundred and Fifty is2so) dollars now subscribed)
by the citieen*.
A. J. SHEAROUSE,
Clerk Superior Court of Effingham County, j
=5 - - 1 ■
BROKERS.
F. C. WYLLY,
STOCK, BOND and REAL ESTATE BROKER,
OFFERS a full line of desirable securities*
viz: Georgia Southern and Florida Firs®
tv Savannah and Western Ns, Savannah Bank
a J Trust Company stock, eta, etc.
A. L.
BBCURirr BROKEtt,
N-<ottat lahn oa marketal* | - wHM,
HOTEL*. ,
THE MORRISON HOUSEL 1
C CENTRALLY LOCATED on line of stree®
t 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 tha
best.
Con. BROUGHTON awi> DRAYTON STREETS
I’LU MASS*.
la. McCarthy;
-0.4, babnard street,
(Under Pythian’ Hall),
PLUMBING AND GAS KOTIK
STEAM HBATIHG A SPECiALTT.
JflHll AMD OYfeTKRA
EMTAbLIHHKD IM.
M. M. Sullivan & Son,
Wholesale Ebb aod Oyster Dealers,
ISO hryan A. and 152 Hay lan,-. havannab. Ga.
Kivh order, for Puma Gorda received bora
hav. prompt aMriitiou
CGURLMt r. I'REM'KRGANT
/ dVdOMMur to U. H. fuel*** gCo J
FIRE, MARINE AM hi OHM INSLRASiI%
M MAY NTKKfcT,
I Neal Wool of tie. <uen L.obanw. 1
Telephone Galt Bo a fee.awMMv, 'jg.
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