The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, October 29, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWARE COUNTY’S RIOT. ■ Tnomas J. Bears Gives His Version of the Trouble. McUosald’s Mill, Ga.. Oct. 27.—Saran saA Homing News: As there ere always two sides to every question, and as L. B> Yarn has published his sworn statement, from which it appears to me that he is try in addition to the trouble already caused by his orders, to slander the names of myself aad F. M. Stokes, I deem it my duty • o nubl sh the unbiased facts in the late Ware countv murder, or riot, as it should be termed, all of which we have tae evidence ' i'have been, until|tbis sad occurrence, hi peaceable possession of lot No. 2, in Coffee county, six months. Varu’s hands came around’ so they started to build upon said lot They destroyed my tools, and they surroui ded mv cook house, and told the negro in charge that they bad come to kill me and that they had orders to do it, 1 had to hide for three or four days to keep from bei ig murdered by these armed ne groes for no c .use save being peacably build ing oa land I had bought in good faitb. _ind when we went to Robert Knight’s hou-e we went for no other purpose than to advise the negroes to leave off work and re port to Mr. Varn, thinking then he would take legal steps to eject me if bis title should better than mine. Upon our arrival at Knight’s house the negroes were in the shed. Upon seeing us they jumped, ran Into the house and got their guus and come at us in a threatening manner, whereupon Hendrix and McLen don both threw up their hands and cried out, “Boys, don’t shoot, we are not here for that purpose, but to talk to yon." They did not heed this appeal, but' opened and kept firing on us, and we were forced to shoot In defense of our lives. 1 had built on this lot No. 2, and It was mv borne, and it will appear to every rea sonable mau that had Mr. Yarn wanted to hare done nothing except by legal terms, as published in his circular, he would have served a bill of injunction upon me, as any man wou.d do who desired, as his circular claims, to have obeyed the law. He jVaro) never notified me he would submit to legal process, and be we 1 knows it. He claims I waylaid and shot his negro tearuster. If I cannot prove an alibi, why of course I will have to suffer the full penalty of the law, and all L ask is an investigate n before the courts. I can prove teat I never went with a gun and oidered bis hands off, or any hand, un der his employ. I leave it thus far to a verdict rendered by the public. Tom J. Sears. Local Record for the Morning News Local forecasts for Ssvannah and vicinity for to-day: Fair; warmer. Special forecast for Georgia: |^| Warmer; southwesterly winds; fair weather, except rains in ex treme northern portions; increasing cloudiness and rain Thursday. Comparison of mean temperature at Savan nah, Oa., Oct. 28, 1890, and the moan of the same day for sixteen years: Departure Mean Tkmpiiuturs. from the ,“ re normal Sl°ce.^tl for 16 years Oct. SB, '9O. -|- or IBJ - U-63_ I 52 —.ll -1-8.21 COMPARATIVE RAINFALL ST TKMENT. , . Amount Departure Amount . from tho u i n ofi.lan for 16 years octaßi .go 1, 1890. __.\i [ 00 —.12 3.14 Maximum temperature, 63: minimum tem perature, 41 The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33 o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) waslo.2feet —a fan of 3.2 feet during the past twenty-four hours. Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours mding 9n. m.. Oct BS, 1890, T5tU Meridian time. observations taken at the same moment of time at all stations. Districts. i Avmraob. I L° t f f Max. ! Min. Rain tious Temp Temp fall, t Atlanta-. 10 ; 62 i 81 ; .00 Augusta 11 i 60 ! 34 .00 Charleston 7 i 60 38 .00 Galveston 17 i 76 52 \ .00 Little Rook ..„ .... IB | 70 42 .00 Memphis.... 15 ! 64 38 , 00 Mobile 8! C 6 38 .00 Montgomery 7 66 38 I .00 New Orleans 12 78 40 | .00 Savannah 11 66 39 00 Vloksburg 5 70 40 | .00 Wilmington 9 58 36 jOO Buminary | ... Means | stations or i Max. - Min. Rain"" bavahnah district. Temp Temp fallLt lapaha 84 34 ! CO ibaa y 64 42 ; .00 merlcus 64 36 .00 ordele mSSLi-:::z 66 38 - 00 amesvdle, Fla "/J” 64 42 00 fe—:::::::::: 2 8 8 S £ ray cross,, 74 44 oO Summary Itoaaa.., Observations taten at tbo aamo moment nf 3A VANN AH, Oct. 28. 7 ;39 p. C jty time. Rainfall.. f q Valocitj.. i * j £ Direction... j Temperature... NiMS OF Stations. ■"JS®”-V'i 40 s W 12! Cloudless feftS*:" 48swi*!-*raSSdj: ■gfc".::*: |i I? :::::: c,M dy ; wsw epu^^Udy t Bom “ le 60. WlO .... Cloudless H, •• • CO Cid .. Cloudv pf' K,,' 68 N E 8 .... Cloud ess K, c ..,. 5-11 W 6 Cloudless. ■wT* Ml W 8j.... Cloudless twin;~ S S\V 8 . .. Cloudless. f,HSW 61 •••Cloudless. ■TortaLi- 6,1:8 6 .... Cloudless. ■eyeS 60,8 W 10j.... Cloudless Wve 6 “l 60:8 \Y 6 .... Cloudless. IBznils I°. ,K .■• • ■ ;P‘My cloudy ! S Y V 8 n *l u lIS - 38 SW 6; 06 i alnlng. 42S W 6 .OSCloudless. SB W ..I .50 Kainiug. IKo City 68 8W 16 Cloudless. * 64 w lOj— P'tly cl-udy J® N ■— Cloudless. V-OM BtifnCi 6J J' , S t .. P'tly cloudy JOjNW 8 P tly cloudy -- w - 8 -- • • cioudjr - Wm C s ???*• tln ohes and hundredths. M - doßoes, Observer Signal Corp 6. ■ ry Sirocco Tea. uK°' -Z T ~ a J f th ® quantit y required in iML ' Jhe finest and most wholesome n W °j !Cl ' lutroduosd hare by the vJl aV,cl f" & Cos., 1436 Broad wav, |A Retail ru av ®“ t “ l j agents, Lippman |B’. 10 ', Livingston's Pharmacy ■L!^ 00 bu y y°ur Fall Clothing call on 8 < 1 W “ 1 BaVe T ° U fr ° m ° n ® t 0 mm ' ° Broughton street.— Adv. A Card from Dr. Groth. Editor Morning News-. In reference to the publication in Sunday’s Morning News of the 110,000 damage suit of W. W. Barrough against me, 1 wish to state that the allegations contained in plaintiff’s dec laration are false so far as they relate to any negligence on my part in the treatment of the case. The lac a are, about uree months and a half after Banough’s alleged injuries, X was requested by Dr. J. G. Keiler to visit some of his patients, as be was sick and could not ma.e the calls. One of these patients was Barrough. I visited bi:n three times, viz.: on March 31, April 1 and 2, and then requested him if he needed any further attention to call his attending phy sician, Dr. J. G. Keller, as I had learned that the doctor was out and able to attend to business again. I heard nothing further from Barrough until he summoned me as a witnes -in his SIO,O )0 damage suit against the Belt Li e railroad. I was not sent to see Barrough to perform any surgical operation or to diag iose a y brosen r bs. I found Bar. ougn with a slight fever and a simple case of diarrhoea—for which 1 treated him—but fouad lus tem perature normal on my third visit, and left the case as above. You will see that Barrough says he was injured on Dec. 15, 1889, and that I at tended him for three months, when the facts are I saw him for the first time on March 81,1890, and only visited him three times, as above. Very respectfully, Dr. H. H. Groth. “Why, now I cannot get enough to eat,” says one lady, who formerly had no appe tite, but took Hood’s sarsaparilla. —A dr. To Housekeepers. Jaa S. Silva, 140 Broughton street, is closing out his retail stock of Crockery, China, Glassware and Houseturmahings at greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu sively in the wholesale trade. Now is your opportunity for bargains in anything in his line. His importations have been very heavy this season, but new as well as oid goods must go to make room for a wholesale stock. Call and soe the large line of Cham ber Sets, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Lamps, Cutlery, eto., and you will no doubt find something to suit you at the prices offered. —Ade. SHOES. ~ CAUTION W * Shoes nr* VaUiiUil warranted, aud every pair pas his name and price stamped on bottom. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. line Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoo Cannot be better shown than oy tho strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Sc.OO Genuine Hand-*ewed' an elegant and stylish dress Shoe which commends itwelf. Sj .OO lland-mewed Welt. A flue calf Shoo ®v unequalled for style aud durability. SOsSO Goodyear Welt 1h the standard dress Shoe, at a popular price. $9.50 Policeman's Shoe is especially adapted aJ for railroad men, farmers, etc. All made In Congress, Button and Lace. $3 &$2 SHOES l/ d %. have been most favorably received since Introduced and the recent improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, and if lie cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or a costal for order blanks. W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton. Mass. BYCK BROS., Whitaker street I . . E. S. BYCK & CO., 169 Broughton st. | A K en - PUB LIC AXIOMS. A. MAP OF SAVANNAH. SIZE 30x34 INCHE& SHOWING THE TRUE STREET AND PROP ERTY LLNK6 Of XiiL CITY. PRINTED ON BOND PAPER and ptifcupfu book form. Every property owner a.u ro&i egtate dealer, and every ot aer person interested n the dty should hove a copy. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. FOR SALE AT ESTILL’S m DEPOT. SURRY OF EAGLES NEST Tha Memoirs of a Staff Officer SERVING IN VIRGINIA. Edited from the manuscript of Col. Surry by John Esten Cooke. Author of ‘ Fairfax,” "Hilt to Hilt,” “Mohun,” “Out of tbe Foam,” “Hammer and Rapier.” ILLUSTRATED. Price $2 00 ALSO, A large selection of all the modern authors, beside* a full st ick of all goods usually found in a first-class News Depot. Mailed to ftuy address on receipt of price. For sale by william estill. (Estlll’s News Depot,) RUBBER STAMP AGENT, 21>$ Bull Street, - - Savannah, Ga. Wall, plaster. Adamant fall Plaster. The new and only superior substitute for common Lime Mortar. BECOMES PERFECTLY DRY AND HARD IN 24 HOURS Indorsed by the leading Architects and Build ers throughout the country, and ueeds only a trial to be appreciated Any further information will be promptly given on application. SOUTHEASTERN PLASTER CO, Savannah, Oa. Womts-OLD UPPER BICE MILL. Stats of Weathsb. THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, OCTORER 20, 1800. CHEAP advertising. ONE CENTRA WORD. *n this column inserted foe ONM CZN7 A * UiUJ. Cats ta Advano a, stun insertion. fetryMy who An. any east to wnmty. anythin j to buy or sell, any Soineu or acoommodationt to secure.- indeed.any wish to gratify, should advert in this column CALENDAR OCTOBER WEDNESDAY si anticipate our own happiness. and eat out the heart ami sweetness of worldly plvasures by delightful forethought of them. 'itUotson . SMOKE fas fata Cigars EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. TYHOTOGRAPHS, all styles and sizes, from 1 stamps to life size. Fine cabinets a spe cialty; price, $3 a dozen. Views taken to order in city or country. Business established June h 1865. J. K. WILSON, 31 Buii street. TITOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE ' y UNlON—Every member is invited to unite in the Thursday night meeting at Trinity church. I3ICTURES and Picture Frames in all va rieties and all artists' supplies at M. T. TAYLOR’S. 135 York street. (j* IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost lifa -1 size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY & CrOKBEL, Savannah, Oft. HYACINTHS, Tulip, Crocus, Fuchsia. Nar cissus, Snowdrop, Soilla, Jonquil, ranunculus Bulbs and fresh Flower Seed, at HEIDT’S. BESIDES our regular Btock of imported goods we have twelve thousand dollars’ worth of domestic good* from cheapest to the best. M. LA YIN’S LS TATE. XTNTIL further notice, GOTTLIEB A HOFF ' MAN, 155 Broughton street will make the best cabinet photos at $3 per dozen. Life size portraits in crayon, pastel, etc., a’- reduced rates. N. H. The above low prices arc tempor ary only. IADIES’ fine Stationary and Die Sinking for J embossing either plain or in colors at M T. TAYLOR'S, 135 Yorg street. IF you are in nee! of money and want a liberal loan, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc.; aud if you warn your valuable* returned in the same condition as left, patronize home enter prise and call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street. E. MUHLBERG, Manager. L' MriRF, BARGAIN CO., Corner Liberty and 1 J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo organ at a very low price. A CHOICE selection of fine curtains just re al. received, from 500 to $5 a pair. Call and see them. E. B. CO. COPPER PLATE engraving for Visiting Cards. Wefllmg Invitations, Letter Heads, etc., etc,, in the highest style of art a specialty at M. TANARUS, TAYLOR’S, 135 York street. 1 AC. PACKAGE HEIDT’S Celeb-ated a" 4 Cough Drops, pint b ttles Ammonia, Artesiau Water Toilet Soap, Tooth Brushes. REAL ESTATE.- Before buying or telling consult W. K. W'ILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer and Auctioneer. QPECIAL NOTICE TO PARENTS—Have y? your children's teeth regulated The SA \ ANN AH DENTAL PL AT.7 COMPANY is devoting special attention to this branch of dentistry. All money can remain on deposit and returned to patient if case cannot be regu lated. 133 Congress street. L5REE.—This Saturday the new beverage, X Coca-Cola, will be served without any charge at HEIDT’S FOUNTAIN, that aU may know why they should drink Coca-Cola. WE are all liable to get ’’short’’ of Money, 1* “Uncle Adam,” of 20 Jefferson street, will be pleased to advance you on your watches, jewelry, clothing, tool*, etc , etc., at lowest rates of interest. NEW YORK LOAN OF PICK. Open 7 a. u. to 9 p m. ADAM STRAUSS, Manager. hkljp wasted. ~ \\T ANTED, woman to cook and assist at 7 T housework. Apply }3J Taylor street. WANTED, experienced hands to assist at G dressmaking. Apply Mrs. HAMILTON’S, 182 Liberty street. , WANTED, a white woman to assist at cook ’ ‘ lug and light housework. 193 Yoik street. Y\74-N’TED, respectable girl, white or colored, t* to do housew-ork In neighboring town. Address G. S. ROUNTREE, Swainsboro. Ga. WANTED, competent cracker peeler. Steady employment. Apply to WINN, JOHN SON & CO., Macon, Ga. WANTED AT ONCE, three ladies and two f men canvassers to handle holiday book. Quick sales; samples free. Apply Box 33, this office. AY r ANTED, a competent nurse. None other ' v need apply. A good home and good wages to the right person. Apply at 77 Bolton street, third door east of Abercorn. Y\7 ANTED, a young and active man with 7 7 gome experi' nee as a collector and knowl edge of bookkeeping. Address MERCHANT, care Morning News. Salary, S2CO per year. SALESMEN— To sell specialties to merchant*. Fine side lines; new goods; big profits. MODEL MF’Q CO.. South Bend. Ind. AGENTS— $5 to $lO per day collecting small pictures for us to copy aud enlarge; satis faction guaranteed and $4 outfit free. A. DUNNE & CO., 56 Reade street, New York. 11'ANTED, a good woman pastry-cook, for 7 7 a Florida resort Lotel. Must lie compe tent and industrious. Address, stating wages expected. H. P., care Morning News office,' Savannah, Ga. ~ EM PLO VME.NT WANTED. A YOUNG LADY wishes a position in some office. Address Z. 8.. this office ANTED, a position in wholesale grocery as 7 * assistant bookkeeper or s upping clerx. Address LOUIS PLATT, Micauopy. Florida. W ANTED, by a young man, position to 7 7 travel for shoes; twelve year*’ experience in shoe business. W. IV., Care this office. Y\7 ANTED, by a young man, 28 years of age, 7 7 position in R. R. machine shops. Address W, M. TODD, Loris, S. U Ylf ANTED by a colored man, a situation as VV butler in private family, or porter In store. Address W. S. HENDERSON, 91 Tat nall street. \Y7 ANTED, a position on turpentine, a* 7 7 woodsman. Will furnish 12 good%ands, and best references. W. in care of P. M., Hahira, Ga. I. BT. IOST. Friilay in neighborhood of Mutual Co j operative store, silver coin bangle bracelet, valuable td owner onlv. Reward if tu MUTUAL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, State and Barnard. IOST, in Ahmaver’son Monday afternoon, J gold-heuded umbrella, initials A. P. to J h. liberal reward if returned to Price street. ROOMS WANTED. WANTED, by married couple with ..d* child. * v live or three u',furrihc-: rooms convenient to business. Audios* QUIET, care Morning News. ■i. -1 ai,Lan KOI e *an rs, ( kNE OH TWO unfurnished rocma with board, ' " war ed by familv of three in a refined private family. Address K. care Morning New*. WANTED, the following stocks: South v we.-tem. Citizens' Bank Chatham Bank. Chatham Real estate, both ser.ee: ExceUior and all marketable stock. K H JONES. \\’ ANTED, every one to know that krv antict * * pated the McKinley tariff bill and (ought supplit a before the advance. M. LAVLVS ES TATE. \ \ ’ ANTFD, everybody to secure a few gallons 7 * of liqu, rat auction price. Hsr.a na are seldom offered like those of M LAY IN S Es. TATE. ROOMS TO KENT. IjV'R RF.NT, rooms unfurnished, at 133 Taylor street. RENT, large south room, second fl or, JF furnished or unfurnisiio i, 156 South Broad. \ FAMILY or several ge: tlernen can secure . A pleasant rooms and good table at 159 Gor don street. EMIR RENT, unfurnished, two very large ad T joining south rooms, second floor. Apply 15 Abercorn street. IJ NFI RNISHEDFLAT, in complete ordor. Will rent to gentl man or fandly without cmldren. Ninty-six Bolton, near Bark extension. References y'OR RENT, a south front room, nliey fur -1 nished, with ail conveniences. 15? Jones street. tjhOß RENT, flat of rooms, furnished or un furnished, with all conveniences. No. 11 Broughton. FjV)R RENT, one floor of three rooms, with use of hath, for light housekeeping. si-g Macon street, between Habersham and Price streets. / ANE OR TWO unfurnsbed moms, with ' J beard, wanted hy a fnmiiv of threo in a refined private family. AddressK., care Morn ing News HOU- ES AN 1) STORKS FOR KKN T. TT’OR RENT, house corner Abercorn and Jones I street lane Apply at fruit stand below. IAO R RENT, bouse 168 New Houston, corner Jefferson. Apply T. H. FOLLIARD. 'T'O RENT, a very desirable 3-story brick 1 house, containing ten rooms, outbuilding, stable, etc. No. 205 Congress street. THUS. A. F tLUAR ■ FOR RENT, comfortable house, every eon ven ence, at 41 New Houston street. Apply on premises. TT'OR RENT, dwelling 152 Jones street, four I doors west of Whitaker. Po session Nov. 1, G. H. REXSHART, 118 Bryan street. iNOR RENT, store No. 149>4 Congress street. 1 Applyto MEINHARD BROS. & CO. FyOR RENT, Dwelling and store 35 Whitaker St., from Nov. 15, 1890. Appiv to R 8. CLAQHORN, real estate ageut, f Drayton St. UV)R KENT From Oct. 1. residence 10!% T Barnard street, facing Ohat iam square. Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINn. Executor. TJ'ORJRENT, a comfortable house, No. 40 Tay lor eireet. Apply DAVTS BROS, or 169 Charlton street. ICO It RENT— L THE HERMITAGE, For particulars, apply to HENRY McALPIN, 103 Bay street. FOR RENT, that desirable residence, 96, north side Duffy street, between Drayton and Abercorn, in excellent location. J. E. FUL TON, 132 Taylor street. I[SOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build ing; it is a handsome new edifice, eligibly located, strongly constructed and well adapted to any class of busine s; possession given imme diately. Applyto JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas urer Union SuOiety. I J.XIK RENT OR RALE, fine new house on Gaston street, between Lincoln and Haber sham Just completed. All convenience*. Im mediate possession. Apply to A. K. LAWTON Jr., 114 Bryan, or W. TKHNHQLM HOPKINS, at Savannah Guano Company, 88 Bay. ITOR KENT, an elegant fourstory building 4.5x09 on Bull street, with a cedar 10 feet in the clear. First story 15 feet, secoud story 14 feet, third story 14 feet, fourth story 12 feet high. Plate glass front, elevator and all mod ern improvements and conveniences now in course of t*motion One of the best stands in the city and would muse an elegant retail dry goods, grocery, clothi gnr drug store, same be ing one-naif of the new building to be occupied by us. The two stores divided by tiro wall. Possession given from November 15th to De cember Ist. For out of the building and terms apply to DAVIS BROS,. Savannah, Ga. FOKRK.NT-M ISiLLLA A EOUb. FOR RENT? blacksmith and wheelwright; best stand in city: on West Br ad Btreet Apply to GUILMARTIN & MEHRTKNS’ Stables. fi'OK RENT, stalls, mule pens; aoooinmoda datious for any kind of stock for rent in stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery Stables. QGILMARTIN & MEHRTKNS. ITOR RENT, offices corner of Bull and Bryan 1 streets. Possession Scot Ist. For terms apply to G. W OWENS, 113 Bay street, I .''OR RENT, warenouse on Hirer street, for merly occupied by Artesian Ice Company. Apply to F. U. BELL Business oft tee. Morning News. FOR SALE. A GOOD Parlor Set for sale low at. 138 State street. Cf HOICK river front property for sale. Apply J to C. P. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer. FOR SALE, fifty-five acres land adjoinlngcity limits. Apply to JOS. H. EAKitR. Ipoß SALE, a few nice lots this side Savannah, Florida and Western railroad, nicely lo cated.at $l5O. Monthly payments. R. H. JONES, T Whitaker. KALE, a one-horse bolster wagon, suita- I hie for hauling lumber; very nearly new; cheap for cash. No. 60 Bolton street. JTOR SALE, at 1.58 Hull street, all superior household effects, elegant furniture, mantel mirrors, carp ts in lots to suit, also lease. Call after 11 o'clock. INSTALLMENTS. Choice building lots for sale on monthly payments. C. P. MILLER, Real Estate Dealer. V ICE r.cw house on corner, with two vacant X * lots, $8,500. The vacant lots are worth $3,600. K. H. JUNES, Real Estate. IpOR SALE, only $2,500, nice residence, nearly new, 8 rooms, gas. water, batu and sewer connections; Jeffe; son street, next to corner of Puffy. ROUT. H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer, Bull street, opposite Pulaski House. IiTOR SALE, a handy saw mill outfit, consist ing of 1 forty-hone engine. 1 flftv-horse locomotive boiler, with all fittings; 1 saw mill with 30-foot carriage, Reppard rolier, all com plete; 1 planer and ma cber, 1 snrracer, with all shafting, pulleys and belting. This outfit can be readily moved from place to place a* desin-d. For particulars address MACHINERY, this office. RELIABLE Drugs, Fancy Articles, Fresh He'ds, Bulbs and Fine Candy, at reasonable pries, go to HEIDT’S. IpOR SALE—Horses, mules, mares just ar rived direct from the stock farms. Nicest and ahvapest in Savannah. Special induce menu to wholesale buyers. GLILMaRTIN & MRHP.TENK’ Hale, Boarding and Livery Stables, West Broad, foot of South Broad streets. Tele phone 251. IT’OR BALE, fifty casks Lemp's celebrated 81. * Louis Beer; nine doliar* per oaskof ten dozen. M. LA YIN’S ESTATE. A FEW nice lots left south of the city at $.50 $65 and $75; monthly payment; no inter est. KOBT. H. TATEM, Bull street, opposite Pulaski House. IX)R SALE -We have one of the best equipped Saw-Mills In Georgia, which we desire to sell, as we have other business which requires all of our*time. The mill is paying handsomely, and 5,000 acre* of virgin timber gore with mill. Address WILBY & MAT THIS, Adel, Ga. TAOR SALE, timber lands, pine and cypress. .T for turpentine and saw mill purposes: also phosphate lands. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH & CO., Jacksonville, Fla. TT’OR SALE, two hundred packages of liquor, J? all grades, at lowest prices. Goods were bought a’ auction and will be sold accordingly. M. LA VIS'S ESTATE. COWS, cows: fresh milkers at YOUMG SIOVE & GOODMAN a stables. MISCBLLANKOrS. China riveted by Mti*. BF.NPIM RE; term* moderate; orders left at Solomon*’ Bull i Street drug store; city references. I F YOU want property, stocks or hoods, call on ROBERT H. TATEM, Bull street, opposite Pulaski house. INSURANCE, protect your proparty against I lire, storms and cyclone* See advertise ment john s. Johnson a eo. C EWING of all kinds done at reasonable prices by Maa GRAVES, 182 Hull street, between Jeffemon an l Montgomery stieetß. U'URNITL’RE of all kiuls repaired in first- X class Ktylo by E. B. CO. (JUBHCKIBE to the HomsewsXare* Mutual U Leal Association Low rats; no draw ing for loans before the fiftieth meeting. Regu lar old time local association. Subscription list at office W. K. WILKINSON, ’42 St. Julian street. - 4 DON’T forget that ROBT H TATEM, Real Esta e I eile and Auctioneer, to on Bull street, opposite Pulaski House MA ITRtdi.-E.-i ren- ’V .tvd in be*t ;orm in t..e city by Empire Bargain Cos , Liberty and Jefferson street*. A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in t:.ls column xV will surely bring great results Try it and te Cenvtooed. \\’ HEN you wish to buy, or even price, Wines v or Liquors it w ill (mv vou to ring up tele phone 14. M. LAYIN’B ESTATE. pH AIN LIGHTNING LINIMENT i* the bto V th.ugon toe market for the relief of rl.eu matism and all kind of pain. BROUGHTON STREET PHARMACY. (> AS administered dally. Teeth extract'd • with ut l ain. Have gold p ar* with rub ber attac uient. if you can afforii II Sublor and eeliiiliild verv reaniiiable. BAVAN-vAH DENTAL Ct'MPANY, !A3CongrofS a 1 Fimu want a nice residence, building lot or I Turin, call on R > BT. H. TATEM, Bull street, opposite Pulaski bouse. IUBT RECEIVED at MENcF.’S ARCADE Ct R r.HV A I’R A NT, cornor iirayton and Broughton streets. Blue Points, East River. Now Y ork, snd all kinds of Ovsters fresh by st amer every day. All kind* of Game in sea sou. Everything cooked in French stvio Meals at all hours. Call aud see him. WILLIAM MKNOK, Proprietor. IJEFORE vou buy or sell property consult > ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Es:ate Dealer and Auctioneer. PROPOSALS WANTED. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTINO STEAM £ SNAG BOAT—United States Enuinker Orrica, Savannah. Ga., Oct 15, 1800— Sealed proposals in triplicate for building a steum snug boat and for furnishing material and machinery for same will be received at this office until 12 o’clock in., city time, on the doth day of November, 1990. The attention of buldei a is invUed to the nets of congress approved Feb 26, 18-5. and Feti 23, 1887, Vol. 28. page TW, and Vol. 94, page 414, Statutes at large. For ail necessary Informa tion apply to C. O. CARTER. Ist Lieut. Corps c,f Engineers, U. 8. A. GUNS AMMUNITION. ETC. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle Gill II COST. I expect to close my entire stock out by Nov. 1. Now is the time to buy. Come before it is too late. G. S. McALPIN, 29 WHITAKER STREET. TELEPHONE 417. HOTEL*. PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. Management strictly first-c!a*s. Situated in the business center, L. W. SCOVILLE. THE MARSHALL, SAVANNAH, GA. EUROPEAN METHOD. Rooms and Restaurant First- Class. H. N. FISH, Prop. THE MORRISON HOUSE. CIENTP.AI.I.Y LOCATED on line of street I ears, offers pleasant south rooms, with regular or table board at lowest summer rate*. New batlui, ewerage and ventilation perfect, the eanitary condition of tbe oouse is of the best. Cor. BROUGHTON xnd DRAYTON STREETS LEGAL NOTICES. ( i BORGIA, Chatham County. Notice is T hereby given to all persons having de mands against JOSEPH EHLKN. dec-ased, to present them to u*. properly made out, within the time prescribed by law, go a* to show tbeir character and amount; and all persons indebted to said decease 1 are hereby required to make immediate payment to ui. WILLIAM ROGERS, thomas Gadsden, Kxecutors. HUI AM) Uiaililia ESTABLISHED 1868. M. M. Sullivan & Son, Wholesale Fish and Oyster Dealers, ISO Bryan st. and 152 Bay lane, Savannah, Oa. Fl*h orders for Punta Gorda received here have prompt attention. HaRDWARK. Oliver drilled Plow. BERT PLOW MADE. FOR SALE BY J. D. WEED 8c CO, GENERAL AGENTS I’AINTM and oils. JOHN G. BUTLER, WHITE LEADS, COLORS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, ETC.; READY MIXED PAINTS; RAILROAD. STEAMER AND MILL SUPPLIES; SASHES; DOORS. BLINDS AND BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Sole Ag-nt for LADD LIME, CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, BAIR AND LAND PLASTER. 140 Congress street and 189 St Julian street Savannah. Georgia. .TTTrtT RKCEIVESh NEW CHOICE FIGS, NEW DATES, B.OINELLES AND DRIED APRICOTS, FRENCH PRUNES VALENCIA RAI-INS, SUPLRIOR TABLE BVRUPS, GOLDEN DRIP. OEOROIA AND MAPLE, ALSO NEW BUCKWHEAT. WELLS UROS., Barnard and New Houston Sts. Tauu-BOM No. 133. LIQUORS. 'fymdJQimm | £ Have you tried our Good Liquors P For Quality and Prices we are unrivalled. 1 jflgjjgfj SKKD y O TJH ORDERS. t HENRY SOLOMON & SON, SAVANNAH, CA. Frse PUBLICATIONS. Fashion Magazines for November at ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT. *iy* BULL STREET. Revue de la Mode Price 85c. The Season •• 3gc. L’Art do la Mode. “ S'gs. Bon Ton *• 35c. Young Ladles’Journal ’• Bbc. New York Fashion Bazar “ 25c. GQdey’s IsAy's Book “ 2io. Peterson'” Magazine “ 25®. Demurest Family Magazine “ 2c. Delineator •• 15c. Harper s Bazar “ lttc. The Indies'Home Journal “ ]oc. Demurest Illustrated Portfolio of the Fashions and What to Wear for Autumn and Winter 1890-’9l “ 3De. Add ress all orders to WILLIASI ESTILL, Bavanna i, Ga. SCHOOL BOOKS AT ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT 21H BULL STREET. KE VDKKH. Barnes’ New National 8 rie, Noa. 1. 2, 3,4, 5. Kelly's L’o vnrsal Berios. Noe, 1,2, 3,4, 6. SPELLERS. Kwlnton’n Word Primer. Swinton * Wird Book. American Staiidaril Writing Spellers, Noe. 1, 9. mathematics. Robinson’s ITacti al Arithmetic. Robinson's Complete Arithmetic. Robinson's Rudiments of Arithmetic. v Robinson's First LesHnns in M'-ntal Arltlimetlc. PEN MANBHII'. Graphic Series Ward's Business Forms DRAWING BOONS. Eclectic Series. ALSO. School Bags, Pens, Pencils. Slate*. Book Stra|is, Composition Hooks, and School Supplies generally. Address all orders to WILLIAM ESTILL, Savannah, Oa HAKLMV AitE. Mill Supplies. Rubber and Lealber Belting. Turner’s Traction Belt Crease. Rawhide Lane Leather. Circular Saws and Mandrels. Belt Hooks, Studs k Rivets. Railroad Spikes. PALMER HARDWARE CO SCKDIOAI* F O liTTJ ]sr A.. FORTUNA oures Nervous Headache. FORT UNA cares Neuralgia. FORTUNA cures Toothache. FORTUNA relieved Mr. lister HubbelL FORTUNA relieved Mr. M. L. Harnett. FORTUNA relieved Mr. Charles A Gross. FORTUNA relieved Mr. Hunt. FORTUNA relieved fifty-seven headaches one day. Make your druggist get it for you; take no other. For sole wholesale by LIPFMAN BROS, SOLOMONS & CO. Wholesale Druggists O. Davis & Hon 180 Boy street will relieve you free of charge. RIO COFFEE! For sale by C. M. OII.Br.RT ft CO., Import era. corner Bay ami West Brett! streets, Savan nah, (is. AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY 4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION By R. D. LaROCHE, Auctioneer. All the Furniture cont im-d in house southward corner Nt. Julian aud Abercorn s reeta. No. 13, Snle will commence at 11 o’clock saaru IRIDAY, <Tct. 31. First floor contains PARLOR ST.TB. PIANO. DINING ROOM and KITCHEN KLRMTI RE, Scroll' ft.ior BED-ROOM SETS of iatese styles, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, Etc Third floor DOUBLE and SINGLE BED STEADS, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS. Etc. Iq fait, everything contained In well furnished hjus— >. Don’t forget. FRIDAY, Oct. B’, at 11 a. v, sharp. r\rlorTdining room and BtD-HOOM FURNITURE AT AUCTION Hrassels far els, Fins Wardrobe, Ete. C. K. Dorsett, Auctioneer, Will sell at auction on FRIDAY, Get 31, at It t. m at the northwest corner of New Houston and Jeffersou street*. Take Whitaker, Balt Lin - cr Karnnr I cars: The FURNITURE of a fam ly who are leaving the city. New BRUSSELS (’ARPET, handsome ANHONIA (TOCK, I’ARLOR SET, in red plush and rep, very p etty and unique Dlsi.SC> TABLE, HALL STAND. RUGS, tine REFRIG ERAT*'R. GAS FIXTURES through the house, FEATHER HKD,WINDOW SHADES. CHAIRS. SINGLE BEDSTEAD and SPRINGS, MAT TRESSES. very fine WALNUT BED-ROOM SET, and handsome WARDROBE. TABLES, INGRAIN CARPET, BUREAUS and BED STEADS. cr o Tn , N(; ’ • They All Loot fill. Tastes arc inlinite in their variety, and in no direction do they display greater dif ferences than in the selection of attire. A man betrays his character as much in what ho wears as in any of his habits of life. In this particular one man’s judgment may differ most radically with another’s, and yet both may dress in excellent style. It is the business of the Clothier to study all the preferences and to furnish facilities for their gratification. With this very essential fact in mind “Tho Famous” have made their Fall Selections. They in clude Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. “The Famous,” 148 BROUGHTON STREET HACHIHUL J. W. TYNAN, ENGINEER and MACHINIST. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Corner West Broad sad Indian Streets. All kinds or machinery, boilkrr Pro., mads and repaired. STEAM PUKHL CK.VERI<ORB, INJECTORS AND STKijI WATER Ei-I-fmoa of all kinds for sala DKIJuTAND Mlibu INK. The Boss Corn Varnish CIUREB Corns, Warts and Bunions. No knife. / No cutting. No pain. 6ure cure or no pay. Sold by ail druggists. J. C. MIMS& CO., Proprietors, SAVANNAH. (M. INSURANCE. ~ CIHARLEB r. PRENDEBGABT J (Successor to it. H. Foothan ft C 0.,) FIRE) MARISE AND STORM INSURANCE; 106 BAY STREET. [Next West of the Cotton Exchanged Telephone Call No. 31 Savannah, 0% 3