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BIOOBST MAN IN THE WORLD.
a Blue Grass Fed Booaler Who Tips
the Scale at 907 Pounds.
From the Arm Vcrfc Herald.
Martinsville, Isd., Nov. a—lndiaca
boasu of having within it* borders the
inrrest man in the world.
f b U person is John Hans® Craig, now a
of Danville, a towt of 2,000 mhabi-
L-W nineteen miles well of Indianapolis,
an the Big Four railroid. and the county
of Hendricks countf.
lohn who was born m lowa City, la., in
1855, won moved to th. blue gras region of
K Tt Wrth be weighed eleven pounds. He
CT ew so rapidly that <t theaee of 11 months
Kb id seven pounds of flesh to show for
each month of his existence, weighing
seventy-seven poun®.
From this time onhis gam m flesh was
phenomenal, and hi was the talk of the
he reached the age of 2 years his
we "bt was 20tl rounds. U hen he was 3
vears old, m u 7
- „ babv slow m New Ycrk, and
h of this, resolve! to
enter him “> c.npetition wife the other
-„~retants He was awarded the prize
effVed tor the laest baby present, SI,OOO.
, t hn aee of 5 years his weight had in
creased until he veighed 302 pounds. His
vreicht the next lix years kept on increasing
until ho registered 405 pounds.
The next eiih: years his weight increased
136 pounds, nuking his total weight 601
pounds. He nade it 725 pounds when he
was 25 years dd.
During the next two years he only in
creased his wight to 758 pounds, but the
, a . t year h. gained thirty-four pounds,
making the total 702 pounds at the age
of 28
From that ime his weight has been grad
ually increashg until at the present time,
when he is oily 35 years old, he tips the
rales at 007 pounds. Judging from the
past he has n.t stopped accumulating flesh,
and aithoughhe has not weighed himself
verv recently, it is said he believes he is
still* increasin' in size, and will continue to
E ro x for sorat years to come.
This immense amount of nosn is not
caused bv ai extraordinary appetite, Mr.
Craig oa tlioeontrary, being a very deli
cate eater, is lot addicted to the use of in
toxicants, aui does not use tobacco in any
form. He siffers no inconvenience from
his very heaty weight, and was never ill a
day in his lit*. . , , ~
lie stands six feet hve inches in his stock
ing feet, and measures eight feet four inches
a* the hips. The cloth in one of his suits of
clothes will rve to make several suits for
ordinary moo, it requiring forty-one yards
to make hjm a full suit—coat, vest and
partaloors-and it takes three pounds of
yam to nrnte him a pair of stockings.
He laughilgly says that the cows always
siaila when they see him going to a shoe
shop to leave his measure for a pair of
I boots, as it will take a whole side to make
him a pair, No. 13 being the size he wears.
The father 3t Mr. Craig was a very small
,| roar, weighing about 115 to 120 pounds.
•I Hi 9 mother was aso a small woman, not
I weighing over 110 or 115 pounds.
| His great-great-grandfather on his
I mother’s side was Gov. Chittenden, the
1 first g.wernoi of Vermont, whose birth-
I place was Ireland. Dr. Hanson Catlett, his
I grandfather, was assistant surgeon general
I of the United States for thirty-five years,
I and died in the government Bervioe at East
I Liberty, Fa. He was bom in England.
I On Lis father’s side Mr. Craig’s grand
■ father was a native of Scotland, and his
■ gran ’.mother a German, having been born in
■ the city of Frankfort. Mr. Craig is a first
I cousin of William F. Hepburn, at the pres
■ eat time solicitor for the United States
■ treasury.
A few days ago Mr. Craig’s borne was
brightened !>y Mrs. Craig giving birth to a
fir) I aby. This is the only child they have,
sod both ate very joyful over the event.
Mrs, Craig’s weight is about 130 pounds.
AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Publication of a Marriage Notice Leads
to a Hapoy Reunion.
From the New York World.
Pittsburg, Nov. 4. —The publication of
a marriage notice recently in the Leader
has led to the reunion of a father and son
after eighteen years of separation, during
which neither had had any tidings of the
other.
Eighteen years ago there dwelt in an
humble farm house near Bargettstown the
family of William Maxwell, a well-to-do
agriculturist. There were father, mother
and three sons, the youngest Ralston, a
bright little chap of ten years, besides
Nancy and James Ralston, the grandparents
of the Maxwell boys. Ralston, or “Rollie,”
as he was nicknamed, was of a roving
nature, aid from his earliest childhood
yearned for the bu ,y life of the city. One
fine morning before daybreak, and when
the family were all abed, he packed his
valise and stole away, bidding good-by to
home and friends. That morning when the
Maxwell family gathered around the break
fast table there was a vacant chair. A
search through the house and over the
Sarin failed to reveal any trac9 of the
truant son. Thinking that the boy was not
•ar off the family at ill'st paid little atten
tion to his absence, but when the country
berm to don its cloak of night a search
was instituted for tbo missing youth. But
In taat uncultivated country it was like
nunting for a needle in a haystack” search
ing for a lost child, and, after many weary
tours, the hunt was abandoned until the
following day. Not an eyelid dosed in that
lOme that night. Mother’s heart was almost
broken; tho father’s anxiety was too great
jor tears; only the children could find relief
t giving vent to their pent-up grievings,
Md on the next day it was with heavy
oearts that the country folks for miles
L - ''. ore asked if anything had been
°f “Rollie” Maxwell.
bays, weeks aDd months passed in this
hntflff 9 ana anxious search, which flnallv
thLj? K ‘ van \'P as Ta in. Soon the silver
exnJ 3a ™ and ln the mother’s hair, a sad
Vinnf ’‘ n: i t,,ok lhe P lac ® of s ' v{ ®t smiles
and 811 wa * chan S Bd about
year'w n .I” 8 B'ven up for dead. A few
m-irin r mother passed away, and the
hr soou f° u ' J d a resting place near
Ro.fh of the old people left com
thr- acl ? 10 be divided among the
we 1 ' ldr ? 1 °f tbe ' r daughter, Mrs. Max-
IVai'i,, !£, , T hom waß tho inissm £ boy.
lad ko „ family were searching for the
aid the^hn'fl 6udin K his way to Pittsburg,
&t; m „ flual| y drifted away again. For
*?a;a for and 'f , , d about . but soon longed
W „ farm lands, and it was not
countv B l! i J lO latld ®d in We Amoreland
on a f ?. und a home and employment
eighteen ll !.' f '° , ren nained there during the
s : r, sno • aars . tbat have elapsed and is now
Hi . farmer - He met Miss Olive
futsburv !!i tWO weeks a *° th ®y came to
I, r n and were wedded.
tie v .“""""“Mt reached the home of
-it-w, \?*?? * f a *hw, who recognised in
80-) Hn Maxwell his long-lost
Per* p ' om funicated with James H.
this m’ty and t . tia ''veil-known attorney of
c ®ed.d i’c “? inst "' uled asearen and suc
.):• him tlle young man and bring-
!,‘ Us W In Mr. Porto's office
the ’ , uoon . father and son met for
•s an 1% ln eighteen years. It
“nhsttw u oMt ® meeting, and
few 1110I 110 witnessed will not soon
‘an the litfL u “ ber bad a Sd wonderfully,
nal. i 1e .... b >’ of ten years had grown to
W“mi£eS anh< ? a - Father and son
tyes the frm 1 and tHon with tears in his
tol 4 maVs " oftb ® de h of the
wife - i-b ® *° u
if ’-“r rehelrair^ ly the Bad news, and,
lres . father amt ? t0r y °f his tvt vent
trm. Ild son loft the office arm in
it ,VUw iiauTbal^am.
’ color: elegant
- 'MI I y Druggists. or $1 60
1 ity. Rdirniyi 1 • ®- 8- Wells,
l^° U^ ON TOOTHACHE. In-
FORTUNES UNDER TER WaV2S.
Some of the Big Wrecks of Costly
Treasure.
The close of the last century, a writer in
CasseWs Magazine says, seems to have
been very prolific in wrecks. The British
frigate De Brook, lost in a storm off Lewes,
in the United States, in 1793, is stated to
have had on board no lew than $52,000,000
worth of specie and jewels, taken from an
intercepted Spanish fleet while on her
voyage to Halifax, and with it were
also taken 200 prisoners. The latter
were in irons on the lower decks
when the vessel foundered and all were lost.
Many years afterward (in 1881) search was
being actively prosecuted by a diving com
pany for the purpose of recovering this ej>e
cie, the result of which has not yet been
chronicled. I: would scarcely be believed
that valuables have been recovered uearly
330 years from tho date of the wreck, but
nevertheless it is recorded that the good ship
Harleem. which was driven ashore at Table
Bay in Mav, 1648, and became a total
wreck, had on board many cases full of cu
riosities and antiquities for sale to European
museums. These cases contained idols, rare
china, glass, silver, etc.
As lately as 1883 salving operations wore
rewarded by tho recovery of several of
these articles. The china was not at al[
injured by having been 233 years under the
sea, but the silver articles had suffered
considerably. Another very notable case—
not only for the amount of treasure on
board, but also for the big “windfall” for
the salvers—is that of the Tnetis, a Britii i
frigate, wrecked off the coast of Brazil in
1830 with £162,000 in bullion on board.
The hull went to pieces, leaving
the treasure at fee bottom in five or
six fathoms of water. The admiral of the
Brazil station and the captains and crews
of the four sloops-of-war were engaged for
eighteen months In recovering tho treasure.
The service was attended with great skill,
labor and danger, and four lives were lost.
A good deal of litigation was the result, as
disputes arose between the parties as to tho
amount of reward for the salvors. The
court of admiralty awarded £17,000, the
privy council £29,000 aud £25,800 for ex
penses.
In the reign of James 11. n very success
ful salving expedition took placed A rich
Spanish vessel, which had Is en lost on the
coast of South America, rowarded her sal
vors with no less than £300,000, stated to
have been forty-four years at the bottom
of the sea. A medal wns struck iu honor
of this event in 1687. One of the
most recent cases of ruccessful salving
operations is that of the Spanish mail
steamer Alphonse XII., bound from
Cadiz to Havana in February, 1885, and
sunk off Point Gando, Grand Canary, in
twenty-five fathoms of water. She had on
board treasuro valued at £103,000. The
underwriters who had insured the vessel
organized a salving expedition, which was
dispatched to the scene of the wreck in the
following May. It is reported that a few
months later most of the specie was recov
ered.
Local Record ft>r the Morning News.
Local foreoasts for Snvauuah aud vicinity
for to-day: Rain; slightly cooler weather.
' Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Fr; no change in temperature,
I northerly winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at 9avao
nah. Qa, Nov. 12, 1820, and the mean ot the
same day for sixteen years.
| Departure I
Me ax Tgvpßßiruan from the Departure
for 16 years Nov. 12, '9o| -|-or jjan. 1,1890.
60 71 j -1-11 j -1-1.87
Comparative rainfall statement:
Departure
Amount for Amount from the Departure
16 years. for normal Since
Nov. 18. '9O, -|-or Jan. 1,1890.
IoT 00 —.07 —4 41
Maximum temperature, 79; minimum tem
perature. 54.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.2 feet, no change during the past
twenty-four hour*.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6 p. m.. Nov. 12, !f9O, 76tU Meridian time.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all station*
District* I Avsraok.
n.„ { St^i Mftx - Mln Ratn -
Atlanta .".’. .. ~,..T H " 76 ”~54 ~00~
Augusta 18 74 68 Of}
Charleston 7 76 58 .00
Galveston.... 17 62 50 .03
Little Rock ~ .... 13 54 44 .07
Memphis 15 52 46 ,09
Mobile 9 74 53 .00
M0ntg0mery.......... 6 78 54 .02
New Orleans.. ....... 12 70 54 .00
bavannah.............. 12 80 65 .19
Vicksburg 5 63 .'2 *T
Wilmington 10 72 58 .00
Summary
Means....
stations or Max. Min. ißaia
bavaxkah district. Temp Temp faill.t
Atopaha ...i 64 72 .00
Albany 80 60 .00
Americus 76 56 .00
Cordele 78 60 .00
Bain bridge.
Eastman 80 60 . 00
Fort Gaines 78 56 00
Gainesville, Fla.. 80 70 .40
Milton 74 56 00
Quitman 82 66 1.65
Savannah 79 63 .00
Thomaaville 84 64 00
Waycross 78 68 30
Summary
Means. ...
Observations taten at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Mornixo News.
SAVAKXA3. Nov. 12, ?:?6 p. M.. city time.
Temperature. I
Direction. 1
Velocity. I ? |
lUinfalL
XAHB
ov
CT4TIOM*
Portland.... ......i 31' N ; 6 *T jCloudy.
Boston I 58 NW. 8 .01 Cloudy.
Block Island i 40 SW, 8 ...j P’tly cloudy
New York city....i <o’, W | 6 .04 Cloudy.
Philadelphia ! 41 NW It CIS Cloudy.
Washington City.. 44'NEtlt 01''Cloudy.
Norfolk I 58jN E| It; ... [Oioudy.
Charlotte | 82| C m ( .. |.... | Cloudy.
Hatteras . | .•I—l ••1 —;
Wilmington I 62] E j 8 .... Cloudless
Charleston | 60, ;E 10 . .. I Cloudless.
Augusta I 66< S It .61 P’tly cloudy
Savannah i OSS E 1 8 ... P'tly cloudy
JocksonyUie 68 SE‘ 61.02 Raining.
Tampa J • •I — ; •
Point Jupiter. Fla. 78 E 12 .01 Cloudless.
Titiurrille 741 E i 6 | P’tly cloudy
Key West 73! E IS, T tP’tly oloudy
Atlanta 7#i N It jCloudless.
Pensacola 70 N IS, 04 Raining.
Mobile ?*j N | 6 ....]Cloudles.
Montgomery ...;. 72:0m- iCloudy.
Vicksours 64 N 8 ..Cloudy.
New Orleans | 74|N Ei 6 .... P'tly oloudy
Shreveport j 52! N ! 6, *T Cloudv.
Fort Smith i SOjNEilt... Cloudless.
Galveston i T*,N E; 12 .... Cloudlets.
Palestine. j (WjN.EjM i Cloudless
Brownesviiia I |.
Knoxville 86j N It .... Cloudless.
Memphis 50, N U OiiCloudy.
Naaliville 50 SW It' . 02|itaining.
Indianapolis 50 NW 61 iCloudless.
Cincinnati 44 Cro .04 Cloudy.
Pittsburg 46i N jit .06 P’tly cloudy
Buffalo 42 SW 6 .... j Cloudless.
Detroit. 40| S j Hi ....'Cloudless.
Manyuette 4SW] 8 . „ .;Cloudless.
Chicago 46, W |lO .... Cloudless.
Duluth 368 W 8 .... Cloudless.
Bt. Paul 30j S lit .... Cloudless.
Bt. Louis 52 NW] 6 Cloudless.
Kansas City CONW lt Cloudless.
Omaha 44NW it j Icioudless
Cheyenne 2: BXV 18 'Cloudless.
Fort Buford 40 SW 18 ... jP'tly cloudy
St. Vincent S4| S ilij ,P'tly cloudy
•T Indicates trace, tluones and hundredths.
C. 9. Ooaots. Observe- Signal Corps.
fhUUp’a Dlgeatibia Cocoa
Makes a very delicious and nourishing drink.
It Is osrtioularly adapted for persons of weak
digestion, differing therein from all other
| oocoasin the market. Kept by all druggists
I and grocers— Attv.
THE MORNING NEWS : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1890.
Brimful
of confidence in it—the man
ufacturers of Dr. Sage’s Ca
tarrh Remedy. It’s a faith
that means business, too—•
it’s backed un by money.
This is what they offer:
SSOO reward for a case of
Catarrh which they cannot
cure. They mean it. They’re
willing to take the risk—
they know their medicine.
By its mild, soothing, cleans
ing and healing properties, it
produces perfect and perma
nent cures of chronic Catarrh
in the Head. It’s doing it
every day, where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case, or of
how long standing, you can
be cured. You’re sure of
that —or of SSOO. You
can’t have both, but you’ll
have one or the other.
Full line of Boys’ Woolen Shirt Waists
just arrived. Kohler’s Star Clothing House,
158 Broughton street. —Adv.
is Your House in Order?
You would hardly expect to see diamonds
ln a hardware and crockery house, but as a
matter of fact housekeepers will find in
the comple furnishing establishment of
James Douglass, corner Barnard and
Broughton Lane, gems of Household Utility
and ornaments at prices approachable by
no one. The Royal Manhattan Range, for
instance, is a diamond of teds first water.
The Buck Brilliant Cook Stove is a house
hold joy, while as for crockery. Fine China
and Glassware, a display of incomparable
attractiveness is made. Cutlery iti great
profusion of style is exhibited, and indeed
tne housekeeper will find in this model store
all thejmodern requirements that render
housekeeping a pleasure instead of a task.
Anything from an ice pick to the most ex
quisite creations in rare wares, from a
leather duster to a mammoth Richardson
& Boyton furnace, from a lamp wick to
mo3t elaborate silver and brasß gas fixtures.
In short, this establishment is complete in
every detail, and supplies every article as
low as any house tn the state can sell
goods OF EVEN QUALITY. —MdV.
Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah I
For Kohler, the man that leads tho south on
reliable clothing. 156 Broughton street. —
Adv.
A Side Board-Full of Silver ware
Was the result of the last wedding. As M.
Sternborg & Bro. make a specialty of fine
sterling and Plated Silvorware, the demand
on them for appropriate Wedding presents
is always heavy.— Adv.
Don’t be misled by flaming a Is., but go to
Kohler’s for clothing, who will rave you
from one to five dollars on your fall cloth
ing. 158 Broughton street.— Adv.
Oak, Pine and Llghtwood
For sale by R. B. Cassells, corner Gwin
nett street and S. F., & tV. Ry. Telephone
77. — Adv.
We bought 1,000 Suits from the large
western house that failed and will sell them
at sacrifice prices. 158 Broughton street.—
Adv.
To Housekeepers.
Jas. S. Silva, 140 Broughton street, is
closing out his rotail stock of Crockery,
China, Glassware aud Housefurnisbings at
greatly reduced pnees, to engage exclu
sively in the wholesale trade.
Now is your opportunity for bargaius in
anything in his iioe.
His importations have been very heavy
this season, but new as well as old goods
must go to make room for a wholesale
stock. Call and see the large lino of Cham
ber Sets, Dinner Set*, Tea Sets, Lamps.
Cutlery, etc., and you will no doubt find
something to suit you at the prices offered.
— Adv.
Kohler bought 1,000 Suits from the large
western house that failed a few days ago,
and will sell them at sacrifico prices. 158
Broughton street. — Adv.
Ee Thought He Was Sunstruok,
But it was only a “flash” from the Dia
mond Earrings worn by the lady opposite.
M. Sternberg & Bro. are the largest Dia
mond dealers in Savannah.— Adv.
Thirty-five dollar Suits, very finest Im
ported fabrics, tailor-made suits, ah' ays
sold by Kohler at $35. Kohler’s Star Cloth
ing House, 15S Broughton street. — Adv.
Milton, Fi.a.
Ttis to certify that I have been afflicted with
Scrofula, or Blood Poison, for a number of
years. The beat physicians of Mobile and this
etty said nothing could be done for me. I also
took a large quantity of , but found no re
lief in anything that I took. My limbs were a
mass of ulcers, aud when 1 was gent to a phy
sician in Mobile my entire body was a mass of
sores. I had given up all hope, and as a last
resort tried P P. P (.Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and PotaS'iuui), and after using four bottles
(small size) the sores have entirely disappeared,
and ray general health was never better than at
the present time, and people shat know me
think it a wonderful cure. Respectfully,
—Adv. Eliza Todd.
Finest line of Pants in Savannah and
prices to down all competitors, at Kohler’s
Star Clothing House, 158 Broughton street.
—Adv.
Cnxy Clocks Are in Favor,
And if you want to see a superb lino of
them drop into M. Sternberg & Bro.’s Jew
elry Palaco, when out shopping. Noobarge
to go through; no obligation to buy.—Adv.
To look means that you will boy. Pries
no object. We bought the stoek cheap and
w# are going to sell that way. Kohler, 159
Broughton street.—Adv.
New Telephone Stations.
The following stations have been added to
the Savannah Telephone Exchange:
No. 511—W. A. Bishoo.
No. 514 —Engel & Rothschild.
You will buy if you only see the price* at
Kohler’s. 1,000 Suits, bought at the great
western failure, to be sacrificed. Kohler,
158 Broughton.—Adt>.
STATS
or
WBATHSR.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
AD Vm TTSKMKSTd. 15 Word, or
More, tn (At t column itvserttd for OVA
CJC.YT A WORD. Cask n Adraaos. saoh
<■—rfioa.
Everybody Mho hat any ream to awrpfy,
oaytAmj to buy or sell, any bustneu or
accommodations to mourv; indeed,any wtaA
(trat.fy, should advertise in this eoiumn.
CALENDAR.
NOVEMBER
. sßs
THURSDAY
Some of your hurts you have cured.
Ami the Hharpest you still hare Mirvivetl;
Bui what torments of jrriof you ondured
From erlls which uaver arrived I— Emerson .
SMOKE
tarn Osrtsz Sips
EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
ISIIOTOGRAVHY.— Cabinets n specialty. All
slyles and sizes, from stamps to life size
Finest, photographs made In Savannah ut .1. N.
WILSON'S. 21 Bull street. Business established
June 4, 1865.
I AC. PACKAGE HE IDT'S Celebrated
1 v Cough Props, pint bottle*
Ammonia. Artesian Water
Toilet Soap, Tooth Brushes, Samples
Silver Bell Cologne given away
Jthls Saturday, and special priors.
tTNCLK ADAM, at 90 Jefferson street, be
> tween Congress and Broughton streets,
will advance you Cash for 1 to 3 months at low
eet possible rate of interest on nay "PEU
SONAI," property you have. Polite attention
given to all. ADAM STRAUSS, Manager New
York Loan OSlOe.
C> IVEN AWAY', one handsome almost life-
size picture with eaoii dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAUNEY A
GOziBEL, Savannah, Ge.
ITNTIL further notice, GOTTLIEB i HOFF
MAN, 150 Broughton street, will make the
best cabinet photos at $8 per dozen. Life size
portraits in crayon, pastel, etc., at reduced
rates. N. B. Tho above low prices are tempor
ary only.
MONEY'! MONEY! If you are In need of
money write me a note and i will call
a* your residence and make youa loeu for thirty
or sixty days, at a low rate of interest. K.
MUHLBERG, Manager. 179 Congress streot
Business strictly confidential.
OUR correspondence are among the most re
liable importers and distillers; we ship
direct and sell in bond. M. LATIN'S EST ATE,
I T Will be two year*, at least before fee Mc-
Kinley bill will bo repealed: so don’t delay
ordering imported goods from M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE.
9 (inn PAPERS Fresh Flower Seed this
tM/uv week, 33 c. dozen. Samples Cologne
given away, and special prices this Saturday.
Remember HEIDT'S for reliable goods at rea
Bonable prices.
FURNITURE of all kinds repaired in flrat
class style by E. B. CO.
REAL ESTATE.- Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
HELP WANTED.
\ FIRST-CLASS COi iK wanted at 50 White
ker street ; whit® or colored.
C3ABFXNTERB WANTED, first-clogs men for
J inside work, wages $3 75 per dav. Apply
W. T. COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel. Tampa, Fla.
YV ANTED, competent nurse, also good house
girl; good recommendation!! required.
Apply 173 South Broad street.
WANTED, a woman to do cooking and
** washing; good wages. Apply 14H Jones
street,
WANTED, man to eel! line of cigars; SIOO
v per month and expenses paid. Address,
with stamp, GLOBE CIGAR COMPANY, St.
Louis. Mo
YY T ANTED, astarc'ner, at PRENDEROAST’S
r t Steam and Hand Isiundry, 187 Hall
street.
YV ANTED, a live man to bardie the best pay-
Y ing Novelty on the market for Georgia
Small capital required. W. A. CHARLES, 23
West Broad street.
YV ANTED, ladies and gentlemen to take
T ' light, pleasant employment at their own
homes; distance no objection: work cent by
mall: #2 to $6 a day can be quiatly made; no
canvassing. Please address, at onoe, RELIA
BLE M'F’G C0.,(80x 912, Philadelphia, Pa., es
tablished 1880.
YV ANTED, men and women of ability In
1 1 every city, town and village to act as
agents for the Ladies’ Home Journal; wo want
the best obtainable class of agents.and to such
unusual terms will be oiTered. The Journal is
tins handsomest periodical for ladies and the
family ever issued, and has nearly half amlllion
subscribers. It will b advertised the coming
autumn aud winter on a larger scale than ever
before, creating a deman 1 t at agents should
be ready to fill (TKTIS PUBLISHING GO.,
Philadelphia.
KMPLO VMKJCT WAKTID.
YV ANTED, situation, by a respectable col-
Y • ored man, as driver or porter in grocery
store. Address R-, this office.
WANTED, a situation as bartender or as
• t clerk, collector or salesman In a
grocery stole, or anything vzhere a young man
of business ability and good address c*n make
himself useful; satisfaction guaranteed. Ad
dress WORKER, care Morning News.
WANTED, position by expert stenographer
and typewriter; can give best references.
Addresß STENOG RA PH EK, care of Morning
News.
WANTED— A collector and assistant book
keeper Is open for a position; is a young
man, native of this city, and lives with his par
ents. Address ALPHA, this office.
YIT ANTED, a a6 city drummer by
YV competent young man. Address G., this
office. _
\ WELL QUALIFIED end experienced
teacher desires employment AJddess W.
A. 0. BAKER, Hogansville, Oa,
WANTED, by an experienced young man,
situation as bookkeeper for soma re
liable firm. Address 8. L B-, care Morning
News.
WANTED, situation by an experienced
novelty work aud planing mill man. Re
ferences furnlahed. Address 0. T. HEADLEY,
Mineola, Oa
MLiCELLA-MS-bt7 WAISTS. ~
lIMRST-CLASS New York dressmaker desires
. a few customers. Perfect fit guaranteed.
2 SYi Bolton street. ___
\\rANTED, board In some nice private
YV family, by a young married couple, can
give beet of reference, state terms and address,
HOMELIKE, care Morning News.
A FEW DAYB’ ADVERTISING in feta column
will surely bring crest results Try it and
be convinced.
WANTED, all the Brandy and Gin Bottles
Y w can get; bottles to be clean, and 4e
llvered to M. LAVi-V ESTATE.
STRAYED.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, on fee Louisville
il road, one red oow with wbfte face and
white oo stomach; liberal reward if returned to
193 Harris street.
ROOMS TO BKST.
TANARUS) RENT, large room, first floor, 82 Daffy
street.
IX> RENT, unfurnished rooms, oa suite or
separately, if preferred. Apply 87 Loerty
street.
HOl'hF-S AND STORE* ROB KKN r.
GX) RENT, house of 7 rooms: all conven
I iences; largßffard. 183 Duffy street [).
J_NAGLE.
I,?OR RENT, resilience northwest corner of
1 Uaston and Bull streets. Apply to LEE
ROY MYERS. 133 Ray street.
RENT, dwelling No. 77 Charlton street,
three doors east of Aborcom street. Apply
toF. X DOUGLASS.
IN' >R RF.NT, house ICB New Houston, corner
L Jefferson. Apply T 11. FOLLIAKD.
FV’R RENT. Dwelling and store S3 Whitaker
St., from Nov. 13, 1820. Apply to R 8.
CLAQHORN, real osta;a agent. 7 Hravt mSt.
I NIK RENT From Oct. 1. residence 109)4
Barnard streot, facing Chatham square.
Apply to L W. LASDEKKIIINh. F.xecur r.
IX)R RENT OR LEASE, fee WbltStld MR
ing; it is a handsome new edifice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well sdspteil
to any class of busiuo-s; possession given Imme
diately. Applyto JOIIN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union 8-clety.
RENT OR SALE, fine new bouse on
I Gaston street, between Lincoln and Haber
sham. Just completed. Ail conveniences. Im
mediate poseeesion. Apply to A. R. LAWTON
Jr., 11l Bryan, or W. TRENHOLM HOPKINS,
at Savannah Guano Company, 88 Bay
I -''OR RENT, au elngarit four story building
45x60 on Hull street, with a cellar 10 feet in
the clear. First stury 15 feet, second story 14
feet, third story IB feet. Tour'll story 13 feet
high. Hate glass front, elevator and all mod
ern improvements uml conveniences now In
courso of erection. One of the beet stands tn
fee city aud wonld mate an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, clothing or drug store, same be
lug one half of the nsw btillUlng to be occupied
by us. The two stores divided by fire wall.
Possession given from November 15th to l>e
comber lit. For cut of the building aud terms
apply to DAVIS BROS.. Savannah, (la.
KOIt KENT MISCELLANEOUS.
LN’R RENT, blacksmith and wheelwright;
JT best stand In city; on West Bn ad street
Apply to GUILMAKTIN it MEHRTENS’
Stables.
fTO KENT, the large hall in the odd Fellows’
1 building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germans, sociables, bolls
or any public gathering; seats 600. Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A. R. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
IJOIt RENT, stalls, mule pens; accommoda
(lstioas for any kind ot stock for rent In
stables adjoining our Sale. Hoarding and Livery
Stables. GUILMARTIN 4 MEHRTENS.
ITMIU RENT. waraluniß” on River street, for
merly ooeupbvl by Artesian lee Company.
Apply to F. U. BELL, Business Office, Morning
News.
FOR SALE.
IJOR SALE, a faru of eighteen acres, all
I cleared and fenced, corner of AVhlte Bluff
and Montgomery road; four room plastered
house, with store and outhouses; the choice of
its kind on the market; must be sold at once.
HARMON, WALKER A McHAKRIE, 156
Broughton street.
RIPE BANANAS from NX;, bunch up, at J. S.
Collins Jfc Ott Go to River Street brunt. No.
12-i and get them. We do not deliver ripe fruit.
J. S. COLLINS & CO.', Nos. ISO Bay street and
199 River street.
I "'OR SAI J£, double door fireproof safe in good
condition; obeap for cash or time. W.
BLUETT. 110 Bryan street.
tMJR WANT of sufficient pasturage 1 will sell
one hundred to two hundred bead edits
and heifers, two to six years old. All of the
cows have been bred to thoroughbred J ersey
and Holstein bulls. Address G. M. BAXTER,
Box KC, Charleston, 8. C.
AUCTION BALE. Will be sold at auction,
on Saturday, IStb, car-load of cheap
horses and mulee. Tuts stook will bo nt our
stable for Inspection on Friday, 14th. YOUNG
LOVE & GOODMAN.
lAOR SA LF.. bouse on Broughton street, east
of East Broad; titles guaranteed. KOHT.
H. TATEM. _____
I, ''OK HALE CHEAP, one Bavatmnh raised
griding, i years old, sound and gentle; sired
by the great Claymore. Can be seen at 19a
Bryan street.
BANANAS' BANANAS! Everybody should
come to our River Street | Front and get
bunch nice, rite Bananas cheap. Remember
we will uot deliver them, but will sell them
very cheap at our river front. No. 189 River
street. J. S, COLLINS &CO
{AOR HALF, a fine sot of hard finish cypress
■T shelving cheap. 8! Whitaker street.
{TOR BALE, two side-wheel excursion steam
ers, ope SOS feet long, carries 1,500 pass,#
gers; one 154 feet long, carries 1,000 passengers.
Can tie bought at a bargain For further par
ticulars address NANTAHKET BEACH
STEAMBOAT 00., Boston. Mass.
Houses fob bale on a* following
streets: Jefferson, Macon, Barnard, Jef
ferson and Inifty, Hall, Taylor, Bryan. Brough
ton, Price and Congress Lots for sale on
Waliburg, Lincoln, Taylor. New Houston, Hun
tington, Habtirsbam, Oak, bollock, McDon
ough and New streets; also acreage near the
city. ROBT. H. TATEM, P.eal Estate Dealer
anil Auctioneer, Bud street, opposite Pulaski
House,
( 'OVv —Fine cow and young caff for sale,
l QUILMARTIN & MEHRTI
/ tows AND SPIUNUKKB. -Carload will ar
x rive Nov 19 from Hampton county, South
Carolina; all tine cattie, calved by resist'red
Holstrin bull. OUII.MARTIN & MEURTENB,
Boarding, Hale. Livery Stable.
‘lll AAA STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
SALE. Orders left at HEIDT’S
drug store.
I NOR SALE, fifty-five acres land adjoining
city limits. Apply to JOS. H. BAKER.
HORHEB AND MULES, Carriage Horses,
Business Horses, not afraid or radroads,
I .urge Mules, any kind of liorse or mule. Beet
uccomodatlons for Boarding horses am! mules,
nice Drags, Buggies, Buddie Horses In livery at
GUII.MARTIN" & MEHRTENS', Telephone Ml.
lAORSALE, timber lands, pine and cypress,
I"for turpentino and saw mill purposes: also
phosphate lanes. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH A
CO., Jacksonville, Pla.
A GOOD Parlor Set for sale low at 188 State
street.
IjXOR SA LE, a large stock of Canned Groceries
and cased liquors Prices below market
M. LAVIN’SKSTaIK.
F'OR SALK, linportal Champagnes, Cor
dials, (Wet, Burgundy, Saaterne, Rhino,
Madeira, i'ort, Rberry, Hungarian, Tokay
Wines. Whiskies. Gins and Brat dies. M.
LAVI.YS ESTATE.
BOARDING.
1 HOARDERS WANTED, at 83 Broughton
> street. _
IjVM'K gentlemen can get board la a quiet
family at 19* New Houston street. Terms
moderate.
LOST.
(08T. cup of carnage belonging to Mu.
J MINIS, finder wifi be rewarded by leav
iug same at State and Bull streets.
LOST, yesterday, while moving, the leg of a
pool table. The finder wifi confer a favor
and be rewarded by leaving same at GEU.
SCHWARZ'S, 108 Congress street.
IOST— $10 reward will be paid for the recov-
J ery of a Briadle Bull Terrier Bitch; ears
cu'. slightly undershod; has on a rad leather
co lar; answers to the name of “Peg." Lost
from the Ocean Steamship Company's wharf.
Return to CHARLES LEVAN'S, IW3* Brough
ton street.
LOST— Bank-book No. 740, last Monday morn
Ing, on St. Julian street, between Reynolds
square and Southern bank. Finder will receive
a liberal reward by returning same to THE
SOUTHERN BANK.
IOST, STRAYED OR BTOI.EN, large New-
J foundland dog; liberal reward will be paid
tor his return to 15 Houston street.
LOST, gold locket; bird on one side and dog
on tho other. Reward if returned to this
office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU want anything ln Real Estate, call
and see HARMON, WALKER * Mr HAR
RIS, 156 Broughton street.
BANANAS. BANANAS—plenty ripe bananas
at yonr owa price. J. 8. COLLINS it CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
L7NEX* ELLED My elegant roub and coffee;
J fresh every day. L M. WHITE, corner
Whitaker aud State
15 LECTION VICTOHY. All smoker! can en
j joy for ten days cigars at the old prices.
SIMON GAZAN, Broughton street.
ITPHOISTERINO. furniture property re-
J paired. Mattresses a specialty Furni
ture packed. Bottom prices. Whitaker aud
Hull streets.
(''URIobITIF.S Alligators, Urnatuental
Grasses, etc., at GARDNER'S, Bull
street
IYEFORE j'ou buy or sell property consult
> ROBERT H, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
VkTT'LEGANT" Trv my "Elegant" Java
an. i Mocha; rosstvi fresh every day.
L M. WHITE, coruer Whitaker and Slat *.
BARGAIN CO., Cornar liberty and
J .leffeniofi streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a veiff low price.
T 'PHOTPTERINi. FURNITURE, mattress
l repairing, carpet laying, paper hanging,
decorating Interior, front work, by A. GOSH, 70
Broughton street.
Y\rE make a suecialty of our Bottle and Jug
YY Trade, and any goods bearing our label
and stamp are genuine M lAVIN’S F-STATE.
If Vi>u want to getbargaiaa in Wioasor
l.iuuor< call before we clear out eur extra
stock. M. LAVIN’* ESTATE. ,
ROASTED COFFEE—Ha the most im
proved coffee roaster in tnis country, will
roast my coffees daily. Try them. L. M.
WHITE, corner Whitaker and State.
IJ'LORiI, designs, Cowers end plants -Oel
schlg's nursery J. GARDNER agent,
Bull street.
A CHOICE selection ot fine curtains just r
receivod, from 60c to $5 a pair. Call and
see them. E. B. CO.
MATTRESSES renovated in best form in the
city by Kmpirs bargain Cos , Liberty and
Jeffenion streets.
I/OU SELLING fine Groceries, Wine and
L Liqnois our reputation lias been conceded
fnrthlrty eight years. M. I.aV'lN'S ESTATE.
ORANGE walking canes, photographs and
souvenirs of Savannah at GARDNER'S,
30Mi Ball street.
INSURANCE'., protect your property against
fire, storms and cyclones, see advertise
ment JOHN N. JOHNSON & CO.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
TT" K. ENGINEER OFFICE, WILKIKQTmb
U . N. C, Nov. a. 1860. SKA LED I'HOPOB
ALS for DREDGING In tho Harbor at Beaufort.
N. C.; Waterway between Beaufort Harboraua
New River, N. t.'.. anil New River, N. 0.. will lie
received at this nfries until 13 m. DEC. 16th, IR3O,
The attention of bidders is especially invited to
Acts of Congress, approved 20th February. 1885,
and 23 1 February, 1*137, volume 23, page 832, and
volume 24. page 41!, Statutes at Large. All in
formation furnished by W. 11. BlXliY.Capt. of
Engineers.
US. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, Wilmington,
. N. C., Nov. oth. 1820. SEALED PRO
POSALS for Sheet Piling, Stone, Mattresses,
etc., m piece in dike in Wuiyaw bay, S. C . are
to be received at this office until 12 u., DEC. 16th,
10!*0. The attention of bidders m Npecially
invited to Acte of Congress appruveil 26th Feb
ruary, 1883, and *Sd February, 1877, volume 23,
fiage 532, and volume SI, page 414, Statutes at
-arge. All information furnished by W. 11.
BlxBY. Cap*, ut Engineers,
US. ENGINEER OFFICE, ST. AUGUSTINE
• FLA., Oct. 15. 1390—Sealed prupoauls. iu
tripheate, for furnishing maWrtalH ami con
strncting joules at the mouth of St. John's
River, Florida, will be received at this office un
til 12 o'clock, noon, standard time, on Nov. 15,
1391, and then bo opened Immediately. For all
information npply to this office. The attention
of bidders Is invited to the Acts of Congress ap
proved Feb, SB. 1885, and Feb. 23, 1887, Vol. SB,
r. 332, and Vol. 24, P. 414. Ktatotesat 1 Jtrgc.
W. M. BLACK, Captain, Corps of Engineers,
U. 8. A.
LEGAL NOTICEI.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND GKKDITOBMI
Aid, persona having demands against tha
estate of EDWARII F. NEUFVH.LE, late
of Ohsfhsm county, deceased, are hereby noti
fied to render in chair demands to the under
signed according lo law; apd all persons in
dehtsd to said estate an.* required to make Ini
mediate payment.
NoVsuhJK. 1820. JOHN F. KOLLOCK,
Executor E. F. Neufville, deceased.
/ ' EORGIA. Chatham OouXtt.--Notice is
vX hereby given tend uorapus having demands
against JOSEPH TANARUS, KIDDO''). deoessed, to pre
them to me. properlylliade out. within the time
prescribed by law, ao as to allow thnlr cliaractar
and amount; and all persons Indebted to said
deceased ate hereby required to make lin
mediate payment to me.
JORDAN F. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate of Joseph T. Kiddoo.
PUMLK ATIONS.
m; a. p
OF
SAVANNAH.
SIZE 30X34 INCHER
SHOWING THE TRUE STREET AND PRO?-
EKTY LINER üb' THE CITY.
PRINTED ON BOND PAPER an l put up!*
book form. Evary property owner and real
estate dealer, and every otuer person interested
n the city should have a copy.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
FOB SALE AT
ESTILL'S NEW'S DEPOT.
SURRY OF EAGLE S NEST
—)roH:(—
The Memoirs of a Staff Officer
SERVING IN VIRGINIA.
Edited from tho manuscript of Col. Surry by
John Fatten Cooke.
Author of ‘ Fairfax," "Hilt to Hilt,” “Mohun,”
"Out of the roam," "Hammer and Rapier."
Price ~...52 00
AtJtO,
A large selection of ail the modern authors,
besides a full atock of all gooda usually found in
n first clam News Depot. Mailed to any address
on receipt' ).' price. For sale by
WILLIAM ESTILL.
(Estlll's News Depot,)
RUBBER STAMP AGENT,
21U, BPi t. Bntr.tr, Havanwah, Qa.
Fashion Magazines for November
at
ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT,
2!J4 BULL STREET.
Rerue de la Mode Prici 35C.
Tbe Season " 30c.
L’Artde la Mode “ 33c.
I Bon Ton V " 35c.
Young Iswlies’ Journal. “ 30c.
New York Fashion liaxar “ 25c.
Godey's Lady’s Book “ Sic.
Peterson’s Magazine “ 26c.
Demoreat Family Magazine “ 2lc.
Delineator “ 16c.
Harper s bazar " 10c.
The Ladles' Home Journal “ 10c.
Uemoreet Illustrated Portfolio of the
Fashions and What to Wear for
Autumn and Winter 1890-'9l “ 25c.
Address all orders to
WILLIAM ESTILI.,
Savanna-), Ga.
L !■" 1 . -■.HI I Mi-'JS
bur' CENTS A WEEK will have lb*
W \—V MORNING NEWS delivered **
4* jKlie**ee4ly EVERY MGRM-
AfiCTIOX SALES TtVDAT.
ADMINISTRATOR’S' SALE.'
J. J. OPPEHHEIH,
Auctioneer.
Under and by virtue of an order granted by
fee Honorable Court of Ordinary of < hatham
County. Georgia, 1 will sell at store cornet
Randolph and Liberty street, in City of 3a
vaunab, on THURSDAY, Nov. 13, 1820, at 11
o'clock
All of the stock in said store, consisting ot
GROCERIES, L QUOR3. CIGAIIS, TOBACCO,
COUNTERS. SHOW CASES etc., sold for dla
trlbution and payment of debts
C. H. HARMS,
Administrator Estate Herman Harms.
' "'""-I
CLOTHING.
XaJSui/ sUmJ. .
This is just what we are
doing—taking a stand. It is
not such a stand as the man
in the picture is about to
carry off, but it is a stand for
low prices, good material and
a perfect lit Everything in
our store is sold for just what
it is, and nothing is sold for
what it is not.
We have Clothing of all
grades, styles and prices, and
we never make a superior
charge for au inferior article.
The important point is that
you get a better equivalent
for your money at our store
than at any other house in
town. “TIIE FAMOUS”
148 Broughton Street.
BEUUETT HYMES,
Proprietor.
WALL PLANTER.
ADAMANT
Tbelndestructible Wall Plaster
Has during the last five years
been used all over this country
In thousands of buildings or all
classes, and proved true to Its
name. No one who wishes to
build economically and well
can afford to use anything elsev
For full particulars address
SOUTHEASTERN PLASTER CO.,
Savannah, Gt-a.
steam dyThouseT
Sontliero Steam Dye House.
A GOOD dyn house I* a blessing to any con*
mualty. lAdlos’ami Gautierfiftn's Wear,
Silks or any artlchv tbat asset* fixing over will
be properly attended to,
I keep up with the progressive chemical
science pertaining to the dyeing trade, and I
am satisfied that
Work sent to me can be done aa
well here as elsewhere.
CHAB. It A.TZ,
Opposite Marshall House
hardwaJb..
HARDWARE,
BAR, BAND AND HOOP IRON,
Wagon Material,
NATAL STORE SUPPLIES,
FOR SALE BY
Edward Lovell's Sons,
155 BROUGHTON AND 138-140
STATE STREET.
MEDICAL.
SPECTACLES AND ETE-GLiSSBSL
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE
OF THE
"Aqua-Crystal Spectacles aud
Eye-Glasses,”
From the Celebrated English Manufactory at
Eliott & Cos.
SOLOMONS & CO„
BULL STREET BRANCH STORE.
KIESLING’S NURSERY,
WHITE BLUFFROAD.
T>LANTB, Bouquets, Designs. Cut Floweri
t I furnished to order. Leave orders at DA VT$
f BROS.’, oor. Bull and York at*. The Beit Ratk
way Desses through the nursery. Telephone at®
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