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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Ccmtinuf from Seventh Page.
R Solomon A So- Southern Cotton Oil Cos. E A
"mija J D ’<* Cos. Southern Ex Cos. Her J
ii Spuw. J H sin.jor.', stmrs Barker. Bellevue,
U P* steams!? Wm Crane. from Batlimore—
n w iiien. A) Abram. M G Byck.YV G Cooper,
finish ELi ICO. 51 L Bye It, J S Colons & Cos.
Coaen A Cos. (KKt Bite Cos. Chas & Sav By,
\ Dewald. A i Pnyckenck, G Davis & Son. Jag
i>o”glas A rifle, Lekraan A: V. Gleason £B.
r. Eckstein ifco. S Guckenheimer & Son. FRA
\ Cos, 1. ErieTM Kerst’s Sons A Co,C O Haine3.
5 E Grade iiten. W E Uuerard. O M llilLtnau,
Haines £ I), A Hanley. Heidt A S, Harms A J.
I Halenha'-i H Juchter,. N F Jackson. E H
Jackson. B I Lew & lire, Jno Lyons A Cos, D B
Les er Lippnan Bros, A Leffier A Son. J I,ewn,
Lindsay A A J F l.uhs. J Lawton, Lovell A L
K Lovell's Sins, Morning News, W B Mell A Cos.
V Muder.Wohr Bros. Mutual Co-op Asso'n, J
I Mills. J Cflini-s. Geo Meyer. J McGrath A Cos.
\ K Vackaj) Norton A H, McDonald A Cos. U N
Nichols, FajmerA M, Order McElveu A 11. J
Scjlev A Ci OWR Sanders, Peacock, H A Cos,
Palmer Hardware Cos, T J Davis. Ellis. Y A Cos.
Moore ACM N Paulsen A Cos. P.eid A Cos, VV II
iiav. It F Ssrllng. Savannah Plumbing Cos. stmr
Parmer. H Solomon A Sou, Southern Ex Cos. C
Ijausgv. M SSelig. Savannah Grocery Cos. GE
hauls. J S Silva, Savannah Steam Bakery, Stern
x Cos. H i Sdhreiner.G W Tiedeman & Bro. 3V J
'itirphv. H Traub, Tbos West, J D Weed A Cn,
\ M AC W West, J P Williams A Cos, Watson A
r, P H Ward.
Per steamship City of Augusta from New
\ork—C G Anderson. A R Alt may er A Cos. T E
Broughton A Pro, Brush E L A P Cos. M S Byck.
.1 l ressiian, Benson Bros A Cos, Basch Bros, W
H Baiter, W A Hi -shop. L Bluestein, P. Butler, I,
blumberg, Butler A M. A H Champion's Son, C
I. Brandt, W G Cooper. W S Cherry A Cos, T F
Churcaill, E M Conner. Cornwell A C, S Cohen,
Cohen AB, T 0 Charlton, A S Cohen, City of
.savannah. C R B A Bkg Cos, Decker A F, Mrs T
M Cituni ghaut, Davis Bros, A Doyle.M .1 Doyle,
brvfus Bios. Jaa Douglas. Dale, D A Cos, AL
Pe’sbi lillens, R Donovun. Eckman AV, Kneel
A R. •! B Einstein, I Epstein A Bro, Prank A Cos,
EUis. Y A Cos, A Ehriich A Bro. A Falk A Sons,
M !'• rst's Sons A Cos. Wm Estill, Fretwell A N.
,i B Fernandes. Fleischman A Cos. H Fuisken, K
F F Dr, J II Furber, L Fried, C 51 Gilbert A Cos,
J Gorham. S Guckenheiraor A Son, F Gutman,
J E Grady A Son, B M Garfunkel.C Gray A Son.
C Gabel, E A Ueiseler, Hester A K, A Hanley. .1
M Harden. Hammond, H A Cos, Harms A J. 0 M
Hiiliard. Heuister A 11. Miss M Holt. H Juchter,
Kavanaugh AB. Kolshom A M, A Kessel. J H
Koch. Win Kehr.e A Cos G Keialing. Mrs 51 Kolb.
E Lovell's Sons, A Leffier A Son. Lindsay A 51,
Lovell AL, Lippman Bros, Jno Lyons A Cos, H
H Livingston. N Lang. J lutsky, Ludden A B. M
Usicy, M Laviu. A R Lawton, U 11 Levy A Bro,
p B Lester. Lee Roy Myers A Cos. A Minis' Sons.
Memkard Bros A 00, J McGrath A Cos, E Moyle,
Mutual Co-op Asso’n, sicDonell AS, II Hesse,
v.' i; Mell A Cos. McGUlls A U. McDonough A Cos,
Morrison, F A Cos, 51ohr Bros, Morning News. J
,! MeCowan. .1 L P Minis, Norton A H, J Mulli
gan. Jno Nicolson Jr, G N Nichols, A S Nichols,
v Nugent. S L Newtan, Palmer Hardware Cos, J
Neshit, MissE O’Driscoll. Phillips Bros, J H Par
sons, J Paulsen, L Putzel.C D Rogers, J J Rilev,
.! c Posted. Quint Bros. A G Rhodes A Cos, G M
Hvals, A Rein backer. Ramson A Cos, Ross A 8,
H Solomon A Son, E A Schwarz, H L Schreiner,
Savannah Grocery Co.C E Stults A Co.II Suiter,
H M Selig, W D Simkins. Solomons A Cos, 51
etc liber*. Jno Sullivan, Strauss Bros, .1 S Silva,
Sutitt cm Colton Oil Cos, J .1 Sullivan. Savannah
St 11 Ry. Savannah Dredging Cos, Savannah W
Wks, Southern Ex Cos. Rev R Luderback, Stern
A Cos, Savannah Staem Bakery, De Soto Hotel,
F Schwarz, C Searle, G W Tiedeman A Bro, T P
Townsend. S, FA 5V Ry, J\V Tynan, Telfair
Hos. ital Trucherlet A L, Theus Bros, U S Med
office, Antintigrane Cos, JD Weed A Cos, J Vo
laky, B F Ulmer, A M A C W West, J S Wood,
Watson AP. Tbos sVest, L M White, J D Weld,
Wells Bros, R P Wimberly, stmrs Alpha, Katie,
Ilelievue, Ga A Fla I S B Cos.
LIST OF VESS3LS IN TH3 PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
Sanvannah, Not. 38. 1890.
STEAMSHIPS
Pocahontas [Br] 1,734 tons, James, Geno3, Idg
-A. Minis' Sons.
Brunei [Brj. 1,308 tons, Henderson, Bremen, ldg
—A Minis’ Sons.
Amaryllis [Br], 1.103 tons, Sanders. Havre, ldg—
A Minis' Sons. Agt.
Stag [Br;. 1.338 tongs, Robioson, Gothenburg,
ldg—A Minis’ Sons.
Euphrates IBr], 1,300 tons, Edwards, Bremen,
ldg -Wilder A Cos.
Norfolk [Br], 1,158 tons, Woolston. Liverpool,
Idg -Wilder A Cos.
Washington Cty [Br], 1.499 tons, Randall, Ant
werp, dis—Wilder A Cos.
Carbisßay [Br], 1,003 tons, Tregarthen, Geuoa,
idg—Richardson A Barnard.
Restitution [Br[, 3,171 tous. Thomas, Bremen,
ldg—Richard; on A Barnard.
Tormore [Br] 1,021 tons, Geddio, Liverpool cld
—Stracbaa A Cos.
Orsmo [Br], 1,342 tons, Evans, Bremen, ldg—
Strachan & Cos.
.Miguel 51 Pinillos, [Sp ]- 2,179 tons, Diaz, Barce
lona. Idg—Stracbaa A Cos.
Chilean [Br], 1,415 tons. Sharp, Amsterdam, ldg
—Stra -han A Cos,
City, of Augusta 1.029 tons, Catherine, New
York, dis—C G Anderson.
City cf Savannah, 1.890 tons, Googins, Boston,
dis—C G Anderson.
City of Birmingham 2,153 tous, Berg, New York,
lug—C G Anderson.
Wm Crone, 989 tous, Foster, Baltimore, dis—
W E Guerard, Agt.
Seventeen steamships.]
SHIP.
Dora |Br], 1.259 tons, Lohmann. at quarantine,
wtg-Cur G Dahl A Cos.
One,
BARXX,
P A Munch [Nor] 438 tons, Bruns, Corunna, ldg
—Cbr G Dahl A Cos.
! P Berg [Nor], 487 tons, Bentsen, Europe, ldg
—Cbr G Dahl A Cos.
Ole Bull [Nor] 550 tons, Eauit, Europe, ldg—
Cbr G Dahl A Cos.
Gotland I Nor] 722 tons, Nickelson, Europe, ldg
-Cbr G Dahl A Cos.
Catarina Cacase [ltal] 664 tons, Cacace, Medi
terranean Idg—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
linacos [Nor] 557 tons, Olsen, Europe, Ide—
Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Undine Aus], 786 tons, Cobovich, Europe, ldg—
Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Mdfarne [Nor], 605 tons, Jorgensen, Liverpool,
dis—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Norman.ik [Nor], 711 tons, Mortensen, at
_ quarantine, wtx—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Medora [Swj, 770 tons, Ternstrom, at Tybee,
wtg—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Finland [Russ] 537 tons, Alender, Europe, ldg—
Stracaan & Cos,
Chas Bid [Nor], 724 tons, Gunderseu. Europe,
ldg—Stracnan A 00.
James C 4. Baine [Br] 597 tons, slcNutt, Pisagua,
wtg—Master.
Wm H. Dietz, 436 tons, Wakely, Philadelphia,
Mg-Jos A Roberts.
Alice C Diekermai), 501 tons. Cook, Baltimore
dis—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Lba, 422 tons, Tliton, New York, dis-Jos A
Roberts A Cos.
'liana [Port] 545 tons, Silva, Oporto, ldg—
Roosevelt & Esteve.
Pohona [Br], 797 tons, Dolb, Liverpool, ldg—
A Minis’ Sons.
Lieetra : Nor] 597 tons, Sorvig. London, cld—
Holst A Cos.
Emigrant [Norl, 579 tons, Aahoim, at Quaran
tine wtg—Holst A Cos.
Aurora [Nor], 625 tons,Gundrson, at quarantine,
w tz-,Holst A Cos.
hngelbrekt [Swj, 670 tons, Eckman, Liverpool,
dis—Hoist A Cos.
Sirene [Nor :, 693 tons, Christiansen, at Tybee,
wtg—Holst A Cos.
capenhurst [Brj, 586 tons, Jones, Liverpool, dis
—Holst & Cos.
Toboggan [Br], 676 tous, Porter, Paysandu, ldg
„ -McDonough A Cos.
► wenty-five barks.
BRIGS.
Robert Dillon, 431 tons, Leighton, New York,
dis-M aster.
One.
SCHOOMERS.
Aaron P.eppard, 459 tons, Steelman. Newport
hews, ldg—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Koi.t H Parker, 279 tons, Steelman, Philadel
phia, ldg—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Harrie C Kerlin. 491 tons, Shaw, New York, dis
. W' l . 8 A Roberts A Cos.
4 !' Lamson, 448 tons. Smith, New York, dis—
Jos A Roberts A Cos.
mandard, 840 tons, Oram, New York, dis—Jos
-A Roberts & 00.
tnos p Hall, 408 tons, Hillstrom, New York, idg
—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
-'ancy Smith, 420 tons, Hodginson, New York,
J"* Jos A Roberts A Cos
A Denike. 407 tons. Miller, Baltimore, dis—
Jos A Roberts A 00.
Jo f n R Penrose, 433 tons, Smith, Philadelphia,
lot S ‘ os A Roberts A Cos.
■- " ’n and Schmidt, 495 tons, Norburs, Baltimore,
A Roberts A Cos.
Lawrence, 486 tons. Young, Baltimore, dis
r A Roberts A Cos.
Lear B ack, 602 tons, Lacy, Baltimore, dis
( . ,! r A Roberts & Cos.
, 9 Jamerson, 379, Collin, New York, dis—
, J oa A Roberu A Cos.
it valentine. 611 tons, Thompson, New
dis—Joe A Roberts.
" " y Derby, 390 tons, Naylor, New Haven, Idg
--alas & Wylly.
vf i i lson , 535 tons, White, Providence, ldg
A Cos.
5? i Lu k' ** tons - Yoorheas, Baltlmere, dis
W ! 8 b tMxon A Cos.
f>ai- iIT tons. Hickman, Baltimore, di—
. 1 Dtxan & Cos
' cw ton*. Davidson, Philadelphia,
-‘“^-Master.
’ ' ' R'nith. 215 tons, Henderson, Philadel
phia, Idg—Master.
%Mt’er S1 * t °“*' J4yne ’ Prowrdence, ldg-
M sss^issr lers - 532 tons ’ niTi *-
**7 tons, Simpson, Philadelphia,
I> dU-M i i'JlV Jr ' 6a> *°“’ Gardin - r . New York.
'db—-sla?-e* y W 9 toaS ' ,lurTis ’ RUhMfUs,
Mary it Raw ley, *99 tons, Spalding. New York.
Twenty-six.
CENTRAL’S 810 EXPENSES.
They Cause a Fall ins Off in the Octo
ber Net Incomes.
The Central railroad's operations for Oc
tober show an increase in the earnings ever
October, 1889. of *23,408 04. The exivenves,
however, show an increase of *103,578 74,
which reduces the net to a decrease of
*77,17070. The following is a statement of
the system’s October operations for 18SH and
1830, compared:
1899. 1889. Changes.
Earnings* 942.385 63 * 918,817 59 I 3 23,40m04
Expenses 6*4.345 27 523,766 53 I. 1110,573 74
Net. ..$ 318,040 36 * 895,211 06 D. $77 170 70
Income
from
luvestm'ts BO 00 D. SO 00
Total uez in
come. .* 318.04038 * 395,291 06 D. $ 77,250 70
The operations for tour months up to
Oct. lil show a gross iuerease in earnings
over the corresponding period of ISB9 of
*102,426 63. The large increase in expenses,
however, causes a falling off in the net. The
following is a comparative s atement for
the four months of 1889, ending Oct. 81,
and the last four mouths:
~ . 1-*W- ISB9. Changes.
Earning:;, .$3,086,042 40 *2.923,615 77 I. *lO2 426 63
Expenses.. 2,234,301 04 2,039.359 16 1. 185,111 68
Net $ 861,541 86 * 364,23661 D. 82A71525
Income
from
lnvestm’ts.s 32,647 00 12,87 1 00J. $ 19,776 00
Total net
Income S 894,188 36 $ 897,127 Cl D.s 2,939 25
AT THE THXATER.
“Larkins” This Afternoon and To
night’s Attraction.
The musical comedy “Larking” will be
given at the theater this afternoon and to
night and Monday night by the Mortimer
Comedy Company.
Tho company was seen here last season
and left a very favorable impression.
“Larking” is a three act musical farce, the
plot of which hinges on an old retired con
tractor’s desire for llirting with every pretty
girl lie sets. He has two able assistants in
this, one bis friend Mr. Doggert, and the
other the tough butcher boy “with a tender
heart.” The wives of these gentlemen,
knowing the.r failings, are con
stantly hatching plans whereby
they may catch tneir “hubby’s” flirting.
Their husbands in their eudeavora to avoid
the watchful but jealous eyes of their
wives are kept busy formulating plans and
excuses, and they contrive to plai-e them
selves in a great mauy ridiculous situations.
Finally “Roger McCullony,” the retired
contractor becomos cured of his desire for
flirting, and as is usual, he goes to the other
extrema and becomes a woman hater. He
is cured of this by the aid of the tough
butcher boy and his charming little wife.
During the three acts of ‘‘Larking’’ a large
number of specialities are introduced. A
pretty feature is a flag skirt dance by some
pretty girls. The songs, medleys and
choruses this season are said to be unusual) v
strong.
KICKING AGAINST THE FEES.
A Committee of Butchers Present
Their Grievances to Marshal Wade.
A committee of butchers waited upon
City Marshal Wade yesterday, aud stated
its grievances in reference to the rents im
posed by the city for stalls. The committee
said that it was perfectly satisfied with the
rate of rentals prooer, but what it objected
to was the fee of 25 cents per day, which
was attached to tho rent, claiming that it
was an unnecessary and unjust tar.
The market, the committee claimed, oaa
be kept in a proper and cleanly condition
with the revenue derived from rents, which
are higher in Savannah than in either
Charleston or Atlanta.
Marshal Wade informod the delegation
that he coull do nothing, and that it would
have to present its grievances to the joint
committee on market and finance, which
will meet on Monday afternoon to consider
tho matter.
Mr. Tidwell stated that he did not intend
to convey in his remarks before council on
Wednesday night that Marshal Wade had
made a false siatomeut In regard to the
butchers refusing to pay the fees. He meant
that the person who had furnished the in
formation to the marshal was tho one who
had made false statement, and not Mr.
Wade, who had always been very just and
kind in his dealings with the butohers.
Miltler-Oole.
Ernest D. Miltier, the well-known agsnt
for Fleischman & Cos. for the state* of
Georgia and Florida, was married at
Charleston last Tuesday evening to Miss M.
Belle Cole of No. 186 Waldburg street. The
bride had been visiting relatives and friends
in South Carolina since last August. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Newton R. Wells of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church of Charleston. The wed
ded pair returned home yesterday morn
ing, and while the family of the bride
knew of the engagement they were
surprised that the nuptials bad
been solemnized so soon, a* they had an
ticipated a home wedding on the eve of the
mid-year holidays. Mr. Miltier thought
the secret of his marriage had not leased
out here, but a few of his more intimate
business friends seemed to have got wind of
his matrimonial venture in some way, and
when he returned yesterday he found his
office at 114 Bryan street a wealth of floral
offerings, with congratulatory cards at
tached.
Louisville, Ky., April 15, 1890.
Radam's Microbe Killer Cos.. Nashville,
Ten n.:
Gentlemen—l have been troubled for
some time with an acute form of kidney
disease, for tha relief of which I have con
sulted several of the best physicians in this
city, but with no appreciable benefits re
sulting from tbe faithful use of the medi
cines ordered. I had lost thirty or forty
pounds in weight, was naturally greatly re
duced in strength and had frequent rigors
which possibly may have resulted from
uremic poism. Several weeks ago 1 con
cluded to give the Microbe Killer a trial,
and the result of its use has been gratifying
to me and a surprise to my friends. I have
fully regained my strength and weight,
suffer but little or no pain, have no recur
rence of the rigors, appetite good, and have
tha fullest confidence in a complete restora
tion of health. I willingly recommend the
Microbe Killer as a remedy of great value.
Very respectfully, Wm. H. Mefkekt.
For sale by Butler’s Pharmacy.— Ad.
Important to Traveling Public.
Naw Everett Hotel now open. largest, best
equipped, and most popular hotel In Jackson
ville. Rooms en suite with baths—Rates $3
per day and upward.
-Ad. Mclvkb & Baker, Proprietors.
Oak, Pine and Ligbtwood
For sale by R. B. Cassells, corner Gwin
nett street and 3., F. &W. Ry. Telephone
77. —A dv.
Examine those *ls 00 black Cheviot
Suits being sold for *8 90 at tbe Bankrupt
Sal*, 159 Broughton street.—Ad.
Picture Frames and Moldings. New
goods. M. TANARUS, Taylor, 135 York street.-
Adv.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1890.
SUNDAY LIQUOR BELLING.
A Suggestion aa to How It May be
Prevented.
Editor Morning Sews: lam glad that
the attention of the city council has been
called to the fact that liquor is being sold ;
in tse city w ith perfect impunity on the!
Sabbath by sums of the barrooms, and it 1
is to be hoped that the subject will be kept
agitated, until toe proper authorities iaud
tue citiaeus well know who they are) shall
so discharge the obligations con: ected w ith
their oath of office, that no liquor will be
allowed to be sold on the Sabbath. 1 asked
the policemen about the subject,
and they said that tfcev were
tired inakirg reports, as no "attention
was paid to them. One of the police said a
£p*w years ugo that a raid was made on one
of the gambling oeus in the city, “so-called
faro,” by an officer with a squad of men,
aud of course when they entered the room
everything was quiet, aiid only one or two
men lounging around. Tue policeman said
to the officer that if hi would give him tue
authority to get a squad of men and make
a descent on the premia* at a time he
thought proper that ne would show him that
there was gambling going on, but the offioer
dtcliued doing so, and lie ithe policeman)
thought tiiat the reasou of it was that the
officer might be caught gambling with the
rest.
At either end of Liberty street on Sunday
afternoons, crowds of negroes can be reen,
aud on the corner of West Broad and Lib
erty streets, when the .Sabbath afternoon
train c.mies in, the passengers wait in the
omui; uses u lew minutes, and their
inquiry is, why are so many uegroes lonng
mg uruuud, and they are told that there is u
barroom across the street, and on looking
over there they soe negroes land I am sorry
to say a few white men) going in and out of
the back door. On, what a shame that such
an unfavorable impression should be made
oa the minds cf tourists and olners on thoir
maiden visit to the “Forest City.” As to
Yamacraw, you might well say that on
►Saturday night and part of Sunday, that it
is hell’s naif acre. About ten years ugo, the
subject of selling liquor ou the Habbath was
brought prominently before tbo public. The
following Habbatn, I think, all the bar
rooms were cl.sed. That alternoon
I met an acquaintance, who
was a bartender, driving out
with his family; he was in high glee
and said t.e could hardly realize
that it was his privilege to enjoy
a pleasant Sabbath with his family,
that heretofore he had to bo behind the
counter every Sabbath serving out liquor.
The next day (Monday) l had a talk with
the policemeu. Tnev said they had never
before had such a quiet Sabbath, and no one
was arrested for drunkenness. If the vote
was taken to-day among the barkeepers as
to whether they should close up or not ou
Sunday, I expect abmt, two-thirds or three
fourths of them would say “close up, as we
want a little rest.” Tee question is asked
“How can we remeiy this evil?” It is
just as easily answered." When tho liquor
dealer gets his license he does not get it
with the privilege to sell ou Sunday, tnere
fore, if any one is found guilty of veiling
liquor on the Sabbath, fine him *IOO for tho
first offens i (one-half to go to thelufoi-mer),
and, for the second offense, revoke his
license, and forbid any one from selling
liquor on the premises for one year. It is
in the power of the city counc l to make an
amendment orordimneo like lhis or some
similar one that will accomplish the desired
end. Observer.
AT THS Y. M. O. ASSOCIATION.
Ths New Physical Director to Arrive
To-day.
Tha Bible training class meets this
evening.
A meeting of tho Ladies, Auxiliary will
be held in the association parleri Monday
afternoou at 4 o’clock. Ther 1 are many
matters to bring up at this meeting.
The meeting of the literary society to have
been held 011 Monday evening, has been
postponed a week on account of the regular
meeting of the board of managers of the
association.
H. T. Moore will lead the meeting for men
only to-morrow afternoon at 5 o’clock in
the gymnasium hall. A meeting for boys
will alo be held to-morrow afternoon in
the association lecture room conducted by
G. B. Pritchard, Jr.
H. O. Carmicheal, the now physical
director, will arrive in the city to-night
over tue Central railroad. Pie will be
present at the meeting to-morrow, anil on
Monday will ready to begin work. This
will be good nows to the members who have
waiting for his arrival. These who have
put off joining the association until the in
structor arrived will bo welcomed to tho
ranks of membership.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR.
Happonin&ra Along tha Wharvaj and
Among the Shipping.
Holst & Cos. yesterday cleared the Nor
wegian bark Electra for Gordon, with 2,788
casks of spirits turpentine, measuring
141,102]/] gallons, valued at *51,317 00 and
543 barrels of rosin weighing3s7,3s9 pounds,
valued at $4,467 41. Total valuation of cargo,
$55,684 47. Cargo by Messrs, Paterson,
Downing & Cos.
The steam oyster dredg3 Florence arrived
yesterday at Taggart’s coal tv hart for coal.
She is from Bridgeport, Conn., nnd is
bound to Brunswick to join the oystar
dredge Fred K. Brown. Both dredges will
be employed in dredging along the coast for
tho reason. Tbe Florence and Brown are
owned by the same company.
Strachun & Cos. cleared the British
steamship Tormore for Liverpool, with
3,393 bales of upland cotton, woighiug
1,851,977 pounds, valued at *109,878, and
1,318 bales of sea islands, weighing 533,144
pounds, valu-d at $131,387, and 1,931 sic:-.s
of cotton seed, weigbing 298,540 pounds,
valued at *1,463. Total valuation or cargo.
*283,220.
Lighter No. 20 was lauebed yesterday
morning a*. 9 o’clock from the north side of
the river. Tho lighter was built by William
Kelly & Son for the Savannah Lighterage
and Transfer Company,and is of the same di
mensions as tho three lighters already built,
mention of which has been made in the
Morning News. Messrs. Kelly & Bon
have the frames cut out and ready for lay
ing another lighter for the same company.
A medicine Indorsed and used hy physicians
and druggists—Simmons Liver Regulator.—
Ad.
Gentlemen —I have suffered for years with a
kind of tetter, or breaking out ail over my
body, and at times these small pimples would
terminate in bolls. Whiio traveling in the south
last year I had occasion to try a bottle of P P.
P.. which was recommended to me by a friend,
and to my surprise it helped me so much that 1
got six bottles more, and, after taking tho full
contents. I felt better than I had since the be
ginning of my trouble, and, while I have no
symptoms of the disease returning, lam still
using the wonderful blood medicine at Intervals,
and am fully satisfied that I will be entirely
cured of a disease that for fif ieen years has
troubled rue. I cannot express my gratitude to
fou for so wonderful a beno actor as your P. P.
. (Pr.ckly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium!. I
am yours truly, JACAT PETERS.
_ Adu. Traveling Saloaman. Havannah, Ga.
The Sunday Morning News
Will be found regularly oa *al* at tbs fol
lowing places:
Latin’s News Depot.
Conner’s News f^tand.
E. J. Kieffer’a Drug Store, corner West
Brood and Stewart streets.
T. A. Muliryne & Co.Y Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg otreeta*.
St. J. K. Yonge’s Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley & Co.’s Drug Store, corner
New Houston end Drayton streets.
W. A. Bishop’s Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streets.—A da
Anything in the Clothing line 50 per cent,
on tbe dollar at the Bankrupt Clothing Sale.
159 Broughton street. — Ad.
Local Hacord for th Morntn* News
Local torecaits for Savannah and vicinity
for to-dav: Pair, slightly warmer.
Special forecast for Georgia:
FAIR Bair, slightly warmer, except
[stationary temperature on the
east.
Oompartven if mean te-nnersture atSeran
nab. 1 la.. INov 28. 189 U, aud tne mean of the
same day for sixteen years.
Departure
Mzax Tr.pnun i from the Departure
■ ■ ■■■ 1 normal Since
for 16 years Nov. 25, >' or— Jau. 1,1690.
46 j 57 | -11 [ - -2-9
Oo.nparuire rainfall gtAtemmt:
Daonrtnrw
Amount for Amount from Uae Departure
16 year* for j normal Since
Sow. - or— Jau. 1,1900.
.0$ ; .10 I— .08 | -5 !‘3
Maximum temperature. 54. minimum um
perature. 89.
The hight of the river at Aucusta at 7:53
o’clock a. in. yesterday (Auguita tiiua) was
f.9 feet, a fall of 0 foot during the pas:
twenty-four hour*.
Cotton Region BuMeCUI for twenty-four hours
ending h p in.. Nor. SM, !fiW, Tsth Meridian time.
observations taken at the same moment of
time at all station?*
I'idTEICTS. AVXtUSL
Vi „ Max Min. Rain
* AML tions Temp remp faLL t
Atlanta H 54 , 33 .00
Augusta 12 M -00
Charleston V 54 34 I'D
♦daiveston -? T*> 30 Oo
Little Rocs ....... Vi *4 34 .00
Memphis 13 50 3> .<*o
Mobile ; 53 89 00
Montgomery 0 5* 34 00
NewOrleaua 1 l*-* 34 00
Barannah 11 51 30 .(m
Vicksburg j 4 s*< 34 ,oO
WUnuujttoti 10 50 SO .00
Summary j .... I— ! .... 1 ...
Means i— I-.
•Frost reported.
stations or Max Min. Rain
savannah district. Temp Temp falll.t
Aiapaha 54 38 .00
Albany (8 38 is*
Americas jSB 3t> .00
00rde1e....,, j
liaiabridso ♦; oo
Kastman ! 58 i* oo
Fort iiairiHA rw s v .<>,
Gainesville, Fla. tiC .'0 fHi
Millen 50 54 on
Quitman : G* 4C .00
Savannah 1 r. 4 .30 .00
ThomasviUe j 04 42 .00
Way cross
Summary ,
Means, |
Observations taken at tbe same' moment of
time at all stations tor the Mokmnu N r vs.
bAVXNNiff. Nov. 28. 7:36 I>. x.. city iime.
Temperature.
• |
Direction. I C'
Velocity. _J *°
Rainfall.
SAME
or
STATIONS
Portlanu ....I 20 NWIO ... Cloudless.
Boston 81 NW Mi Cloudless.
Block Island \ 28 NW I s Cloudless.
New York city....| 92 VV [Bl Cloudless.
Philadelphia i 114■ KW .. j... .Cloudless.
Washington City.. | 81 S 'V|.. ] . Cloudless.
Norfolk i 3N NW i 1.... Cloudless
Charlotte i 42 K .. Cloudless.
Hal terns . 12 N M .... Cloudless.
Wilmington 42, SE ..Cloudless.
Charleston 48 E ! 8 ... Cloudless.
Augusta 4o Cm cloudless.
Bavxnnxh.. 48 E Cloudless
Jacksonville 58 N El 10 Cloudy.
l'tunpa |...... I *
Point Jupiter, Fla. 72iN K[B2 Cloudy.
Titusville I 66iN h. 12 [Cloudy.
Key West 74 N [lB Cloudy.
Atlanta j Hi 8| 6 Cloudless
Pensacola j 54;N EjlO T’lly cloudy
Mobile j 52 N 1..1 Cloudless
Montgomery I 58.s F.|. ...Cloudless
New Orleans | 58 W , 1.... ‘Cloudless
Galveston j 54 N K 6| .. Cloudless.
Palestine. . ; 611 W ICIou less.
Brownesville j 88 1 W • 0!.... Cloudless.
Vlcksourg | 60 NE .. .... [cloudless
Shreveport 64] N 1.... Cloudless.
Fort Smith I SHNE.. 1 Jcloudless
Knoxville j 48, W i. 1 ...[Cloudless.
Memphis .....| 54 8 6 Cloudless
Nashville 41 S E . Cloudless
Indianapolis 61 R ....[Cloudless
Cincinnati 4) 8 E P’tly cloudy
Pittsburg 34 8 W (‘loud less.
Buffalo 3s 8 W 2(1 *T [Cloudy
Detroit., 34 8 12 ...'Cloudless.
Marquette 32 Cm; ... Clouldess
Chicago 38i w 12 'P’tly cloudy
Duluth 3S NW 14 .... Cloudy.
St. Paul 38 8 W Cloudless.
St. Louis 46 8 K] 8 Cloudless.
Kansas City | 41 N j 3|.... Cloudless.
Omaha 42'NtV! 8 .... Cloudless.
Cheyenne 28[NW< Cloudless
Fort Buford 42 8 6 P'tly cloudy
St. Vincent 84]S E 6. .. . [P’tly cloudy
*T Indicates trace, tlnen** and hundredth*.
C. S. UoRtiAS. Observer Signal Corps.
Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa.
Unlike other gocoas and chocolates, It Is not,
greasy, and, though cjntaining all tho nutri
ment of the richest cocoa bean, it is so pre
pared that it will not disturb digestion and
makes a delicious drink.—Ado.
FRUITS, VEGETA ML BN, ETC.
W. D. CHAMPION.
SPECIALTIES!
Grroceri.es,
Liquors,
Fruits,
Vegetables
and Produce.
QUALITY THE BERT. PRICES THE
LOWEST. GIVE US A CALL.
A. H. CHAMPION'S SON,
152 Congress and 153 St. Jullan Streets.
MACHINERY.
McDonough & Ballantyoe^
IRON FOUNDERS,
Boiler Makers aid Blacksmiths,
MAXUTACTCRXRS OF
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINE*,
VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS and PANS.
AGENTS for Alert and Union Injectors, Uia
simplest aud most c ffoctive an tbs mark**;
Oußett Light Draft Magnolia Cotton ‘Me, the
best in the market.
All order* promptly attendod to. tsmdtw
Price List.
I*A I NTs AND OILS. ,
JOHN G. BUTLER,
TiI7HITE I-EADB, COLORS, OILS, GLASS,
V VARNISH. ETC: READY MIXED
PAINTS: RAILROdD. STEAMER AND MILL
SUPPLIES; BABHEL DOORS, BUNDS AND
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Sole Ag'nt for
LADD LIME, CALCINED PLASTER, OEM ENT
HAIR AND LAND BLASTER.
HO Congress street and !W St. Julian street
Savannah. Georgia.
COTTON TIES.
ARROW COTTON TIES
FOR SALF BY
C. M. Gilbert & Cos.,
IMPORTERS,
NURSERY.
KIESLING’S NURSERY.
WHITE BLUIT TJOA.D.
T>LANTS, Roaqaeu, Design*, Cut Flowers
I furnished to order. Leave orders at DAVIS
BROS.’, cor. Bull and York eta Tbe Belt Rate
vaypoaeaeUraiKh the nursery. Telephone MR
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
A r VKR TISKIt rV 774, 13 Words <*
•sore, i this ociumm inserted for OS'K
CEST A k OlUi. <ui m adKUM, erutJs
isseertUM.
Everybody wJlc 3.w any Iran! Vo eumle.
anything to buy or eeU, any business or
accommodations to secure, iniieed.any wish
to gratify -Acvii in this cniumn,
j CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
SATURDAY
Our whitest, pearl we never And;
our rtpt’M friul we never r nch;
Tho tlowcriuic main* nis of the mind
Dr> p hair the!r i*etals iu our speech.
O. IV. Holme \
SMOKE
b Ooriss Cigars
EVERY DAY.
FKBSOSAU
1 FHOTOtjßAl’HY.—Cabineta a upeelalty. All '
I style* luid sizes, from stamps to life sire.
Fin' .st photorraphs made in Savannah ;it ,1. N
WILSON’S. Bull Aireet. Business rstabliahed
June 4,
CABINET PHOTOGHAI*HS, ssl per
* doien. Having secured the leojie of
Congiv s street, have changed and rebuilt it
into a suit of rooms for photographic purposes
*tt>d lurnishod the aaine, regard lens of expense,
with first-cIiV’S furniture, accesaoriesand ihoto
graph e instruments, nuitahln for photography
from tho small.*st to lift? size. Tho moms will
be iu charge of one of the most famous operators
ami retouchersot the United State*. The public
are cordially invited to inspect the room* and
examine Hainplee of our w. *i k Fv)HF.ST CIT V
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMB,
MISS GRACE HAUttON of the New Eag-
Und Conservatory desires pupils in piano
forte and voice-culture; terms moderate. Ajs
pl> nt IftQßontk Broa! itflfll
( i IVKN AWAY, one liatulßoine almost llfe^
Hlze picture with ea*!hdozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Call and see samples. LAIJNKY t \t
GOiCBKL, ttuvaonAh, Ga.
I7OR those who cannot now nffortl the iui
ported Wines nnd Brandies we have a large
stock of California’s purest and best produc
tions. M. LAM NS ESTATE.
K CENTS guts Mm Sunday MSI of tho Mor
• “ Ino Ntews. He sure and road it. For sale
at MITLLHYNE’H DRUG STORK. West Broad
and Wald burg streets.
V JNTIL further uotice, GOTTLIEB & HOFF
k MAN, 10U Broughton street, will make the
best cabinet photos at $3 per dozen. Life mlzo
portrait* in crayon, pastel, etc., at reduced
ral es. N. B. The above low prices aro tempor
ary only.
IF you are is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rate of interest, on Bi&inoudfi,
Watches, jewelry. Clothing, eta, and if you
want your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left, patronize home enterprise and
call ut tbo Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street. E,
MUHLBERQ, .Manager.
SATURDAY’S SPJEOIAL PRICKS.
O Given Away To-day,
At HKIDT’S, corner Congress and Whitaker,
Samples Cologne to customers, am! Hum
Drops 10c. pound.
Pure sugar Candy 15c. to 40c.
IHj. Blue Mottled Soap.
oc. for 10c. si/.e Blacking.
113 c. dozen Papers Flow*r Reed.
Fresh supply Bulb.".
TJc pound row cored Tiorav.
sso. pound Li tne an 1 other Tablets.
lie. cake Pears’ Soap.
l'V. Too:b, Nail, Hair Brushes.
Aricdau Water To l“t Soap, Pint Stronger
Ammonia, IIEIDT\S Celebrated ('ough Props.
Next week special prices in Perfumery and
then cut holiday prices for Tandy.
Ai i:a DAYS’ ADVERTISING la tbUcolumn
will surely bring great roeuits Try it and
lie convinced.
READ the Sunday Mo uni no News. For sale
(it. Kill FFLH'S liHUi STORE, Wctt
Hri.'l and SUiwwt utriMits
IN a tow (lays tho Bolt Lino car,, run by elac-
Irioity. will pusz our store. It will lake only
a few minutes to coma down and sumple our
stock. M. LA.VIN‘B ESTATE.
|7MFIUK HAUGAIN no., Corner l.ibrrty and
I J .lellerson straots, haa a very fin* Waterloo
orj(ati ar a very low price.
REAL ESTATE. -Before bujinj- or Beilin*
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Instate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
HELD WAN I ED.
r r INN Fits WANTED—A ppiyto W TANARUS, COT
' TER. Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
YIAIIPENTERB WANTED ~A p „lv tcT w.
V/ GUTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa. Fla.
PLASTERERS WANTED Apply to W. T.
" CO !TEK, Tampa Hay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
r |MNNERH and carpenters wanted. Apply irn-
I mediately to W. T. COTTER, Tampa Bay
Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
WANT ED AT once, a colored mau and
bis wife to work on farm on the salts.
Apply with references to No. 156 Bay street.
WANTED, a practical ilorist; *ood borne for
steady rnan. Apply to CHARLES SEILER,
96 BroilKbton street. Savannah, Ga.
\\T ANTED, a *overness; one that can teach
it niurlc and the Enzlish brauenes. Apply
to J. W. NUNN, Brunswick, Ga.
AIT ANTED, a man to take an office an I rn
-11 resent a manufacturer; *SO fier week;
small capital required. Address, with stamp.
MANUFACTURER, box 7d, West Acton, Mate.
WANTED, a first-class cook who under
stands carvln*; also a competent ovster
man. Apply , this day, ENRIGHT'S, 31 Whit
aker street, corner Broufthton strertt lane.
’ll/ANTED, a first-class, thoroughly ex
it perienced truvelin* salesman, well ao
qualnted with the wholesale *rorcry business
and the Florida trade. Liberal terms will be
made, wi'ti the right party. Address, statin*
full particulars, lock Box B, Jacksonville, Fla,
W r ANTED, men and woman of ability in
every city, town and village to act as
agents for the La lies Home Journal; we want
the best obtainable class of agents, and to such
unusual terms will be offered. The Journal is
tha handsomest periodical for ladles and the
family ever isrueu, and has nearly nairamlillnn
subscribers. Jt wid be advertised Lhe coming
autumn and winter on a larger scale than ever
before, cr'-ating a d-mand t at agents should
be ready to 1111. CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia.
VV’ANTED. —Active, Intelligent deputies ]
T V wanted, male or femal to organize lodges
of a fraternal order, paying mortuary, disability
and endowment benefits; can make upward of
*l9oa month. Address if. O. Box 1011, Phila
delphia, Ps.
- —'—■■■■ in. .1.1)
KMkhOTMBNT WAKTBD,
I ADV OK REFINIOiIENf would llks position
with nice family to sew. care for rooms,
make dess rts, etc. Refers ness. Address “L,"
Bog 148. Aiken, B. C.
A COMPETENT GROCERY CLERK wants *
position; many years' experienca. Ad
dress w. R., News oftic*!.
VI7ANTED, by a machinist and sawvsr of
if long experience, jiosltioa in saw mill.
Best of reference Address C: Baru
well C. H., 8. V,
•TAT*
or
WXATniU.
KCUMS WANTED.
\Y T ANTED, Ivssrd and room for gentleman
I and w ife In private faaily. Adirass W.
A, I)., Box 183. Savannaii.
Miist'Ki.L.\.iEous wants. -
< 'ALL ON Ml tCO . druggista, and
v get a copy of Sunday s Moavimi Sxvrs.
\Y t ANTED, a store in a desirable location, j
iv Apply 154 South Hroarl stre-t.
YY r ANTEI>, teiant by gentleman and wife; i
ii central locatioa. Address X 1., News
office.
- CENTS gets the Sunday lwue of the Monv !
* ixoNbwi He sure nnd read it. For sale ;
at ML’LLUYNF.'B DRUG STOBE, West Broad
and Wai.4b.ir* streets.
YY t ANTED, every one to give us a sample or
ii der Our liquors mare friends of eus
tomers, M. LAVIN 8 IBTATE.
KOUM4 TO IttAT.
r PWO nicely furnished connecting room-.
I s.’cond fiom, use of oath. W t’ungreas
si ive:
1,10 H It EXT, four rooms, u<l convenience,
I sjimo Moo!', Terms rt-ssouablw. 19G I srry
stret, ’
1-AMII A wishing nioaty furnished ro.un and
line board In private family In pleasant lo
cation may mldrmn Ikix 5. Morning
ITUR RENT, a large front roohi. suitable for
I’ two gentlemen; with of without board.
Apply Hit Gordon _ ___
Ii UOMB TO RENT on suite, or separately, if
A preferred Apply 81 Liberty street.
I,V)R REN r, datol rooms over office, Finjilre
Steam Laundry, lu'J Broughton strslSC,
suitable for business office, architectural, in
surance, real estate, etc., etc. Apply at office
below.
irol'MßN AND MTOIiKS KOIt BEST
IJOii RENE beuve 152 Taylor street inquire
I A. S COHEN . 1391* Rroiiglitoti stre-t
1' IR R] NT. Dwelling and store s5 Unltaker
' Kt., frt'ni Nov 15, 189 J. .Vi>iily to R S.
CLAOHORN, real estate agent. 7 Drayton Bt.
l.ffOß KENT, verv desirable ilwelltug; Hall
1’ street, mar Barnard, all modern mm
vualcucj Tenant, will sell turntturo very
cheap. Possession at once. JNU BULLIN’AN
,t Otf., 104 Bay street.
1 NOR RENT OU I.EAHK, the Whitfield hulld-
I iug; ft is a handsome new ndtfloe, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of buslne s: possession glveu Inime
illßtely. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treae
urr Union Boolety.
lioß RENT, Slarket Square House saloon,
ITi Bryan street Poaaeaaloti given Dec.
let.. 1890. Apply to V. BAM.KR, 91 liarnnril
street.
I.3OUUENT OK SALE, fine new bouse on
UauLui street, between Lincoln and Haber
sham. Just completed. All oonveuiences. Im
mediate possession. Apply fo A. K. LAWTON
Jr., 114 Bryan, or W. THEN HOLM lIOPKINB,
at Kavnnnah Guano Company, HI Hay.
Residence and store northeast corner
Went Broad at>4 Williamson streets va
cant Deo. 1. W. J. HAKTY, 16 tlahcrsham
ut red
IT'OR RENT, an el igant four-story building
1 45x60 oa Bull street, with a collar 10 feet In
the clear. First story 15 feet, eeoond story 14
feet, third story 13 feet, fourth story 12 feet
high. I htte glass front, elevator anil all mod
ern Improvements and enliven lances now iu
course of erection. <>ne of the bent stands in
the city and would make au elegant retail dry
floods, grocery, clothingnr drug store, same bo
ng one half of the new building to lie occupied
by us. The two stores divide i by tiro wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cemlior lsl For cut of file building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROW. Savannah, Ga
FOB KENT—MIB KbbANKODS.
IjiOß RENT, bisekamith and wiieelwright;
T bent stand in city; on West Hr ad street
Apply to UUII. MARTIN A MEURTENb'
Stbie. _
IT'OR RENT, stalls, tnubi tx-us; ancotmnoda
(letions for any kind of etoek for rent in
stables adloining our Bale, Hoot'ding ami Uvery
Stables. GUILMARTIN & MRHKTKNa.
LV.IU RENT, warehouse on River street, ft*-
r tuerly otxtupiod by Artesian 100 Company.
Apply to F. U. BELL, Bushiese Office, Morning
News
FOR HALK.
I VOUHLE DOOR HAKE fur sale. In first clans
I 1 condition. Apply w. BLUETT, 116 Bryan
CHIFCHANDLERY and grocery store. Best
l ’ stand on River street, Apply to J. H.
SCHRODER, Market Dock.
IT'OR SALE IvingHlree Plantation, on South
I Carolina el do of Savannah river, three
miles from city of Savannah, containing three
hundred acre* of first class rice land, under
bank, at best pitch of tide. In good order. Well
settled, with necessary Imildlugs and steam
thresher. Bids for the place will be received
until Deo. 2, 18!t0 Right to reject any and all
bids reserved, for further information, apply
to HANCKEL & CO.. Adger'a Wharf, CharUM
ton, B._C.
IT'OR BALE, 800 acres of land well timbered
with | Ine. suitable for the turpentine end
saw mill purposes. In one mile of tho lino of the
Macon and Atlantic railroad, in Bulloch county,
forty-five miles from Savannah. Terms *3
per acre cosh. Titles good. Apply to I). R.
111 ioVKN, BtOteflbol-0, Ga.
READ the Sunday Monxtxo Nzw-i For sale
at XILFKKK'H DRUG STORE, Went
Broad and Hlewart streets.
A BEAUTIFUL SPOT for picnics, moon
light excursions and heer gardens, adjoin
ing tho New Vernon park race course, already
laid out with walk* nnd driven, and soon to he
connected with the city by an electric railway,
only two miles from city. A short time ana
the city will prohibit such things on Sunday,
and the man who lias the above property will
have a fortune. Parties wishing to secure the
above grounds at. low figures will .all upon
P. I*. DAKFIN & SON, real estate brokers,
corner Ilryan and Drayton etroets.
IT'OR HALE (lows. South Carolina milkers
and springs and Flue Holstelu Calve*, at
GUILMARTIN & MEHHTENS’
IT'OR HALL, two mules and a fine horse at
a Concordia Park.
r |’’HERE is everything to Interest you m the
1 Sunday Morniko N*ws. For sale at
YONOE’H DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
I'OR HALF. Irish Soda Water, Belfast Ginger
I Ale, Bass Ale and Guinness Stout. M.
LA YIN’S ESTATE.
FOR HALE -Old Maxtel Brandy, St. Croix
and Jamaica Rums. Holland Gin, retail or
wholesale, In original packages. M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE.
IJHOBPH ATK LANDS 4 have some great
I bargains in phosphate lands, nothing su
perior in the state as to quality, quantity and
6rioe. All business strictly confidential. T.
HIGH Ad BISHOP, Ocala, Florida.
HORSES AND MULES. Carriage Horses,
Business Horses, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
accomodations for Boarding horses and mules,
nice Dray, Buggies, Saddle Horses in llverv at
GUILMARTIN u MEHHTENS’, Tolephoae ffil
nON’T fail to get a copy of Sunday’s isaue of
the Mourn so Nxw*. For sate at BISHOP’S
DItUOHTORE. corner Hall and lTtoe streets
FJOR HALE, timber lands, pine and cypress,
for turpentine and saw mfii purpose* also
phosphate lane*. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH St
CO., Jacksonville, Kla.
LOW.
I OST. In Pulaski house washroom Tuesday
I j afternoon, plain gold hand ring. Liberal
reward if left at Pulaski house office.
108 TANARUS, a lady's silver watch in Forsyth park j
J or its extension. Ihe finder will he suit
ably rewarded hy leaving it at the office I
SCREVEN HOUSE.
J OST, on Ball street, between Btedghton and
-1-4 Liberty, a lady’s black purse, containing
between *9 and *lO la money, a small opal ring
and a diamond ring. Avery liberal reward will
be paid If returned to this office J. C. P.
LOST, a white bull terrier dog; answers to
name of “Nero.” Liberal reward it re
turned to S6 Price street, corner Charlton.
FOUND.
Tj'OUN D. near Tyliee depot, bunch of keys
A with chain a.inched. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for ail
vertisement. News office.
( * OOP JhOARD can be had at 13 Habersham ;
VI street, corner St Jnlian, with or without i
rooiMf.
miscellaneous.
DtlX'T FORGET ENRIGHT S openingUeday
at 31 WbitaSer street.
HYACINTH. Sarelssiia. l<nffodil.Tdltpß:lbe.
Bermuda and lawn Graee, White Clover
and Pansy Seed at GARDNER'S. BuU
street.
XT' VERY BODY w Invited tt* ENRIGHTS
i k grand opening to-day Elegant lunch from
It to 1. 31 Whitaser slriwt.
nON 'T fail to get a copy of Sunday lssue of
the Momtixo Nsws. For eale at BISHOP'S
DRUG STi IRE. corner Hall anti Price streete.
Rl. LsBOCHE. tM Bryan street, bae sev
• eral clients wanting to rent bouses Any
lartiis with property to let will please call or
send in part icolare, aud oblige.
rMiK SUN DA A MORNING NEWS is on vale
1 at mccaulevs drug store, now
Houston and lirm^ton.
Ik EPORK you buy or sell property consult
ROBERT 11. VaTF.M. Real the ate Dealer
an<i Auction* r
NIC’E, huthou- ■*> r.ii ;hI Ctioum*
O l*rx, now r*ui\. UEO. V AUNER, Tmin
dochoit rttad. Telephone 4UB.
| 'RAND ooouiiiK of rNKIGHT’H u'w Mr to*
" * iay krec leiinch from il to 2. 31 Whit
aker street.
f rHEHKidTN , ythiQg to interest you in tiie
I Sumlav Ma>ukix< Newts. For Miln at
% ONGF’S DRUG STOKF., Whitaker and DulTy
■
II AYF- you Keen these lovely I#i\ France and
I other lianos*kii<* Komi, brought in daily to
Stnmg'it drun *tore? If not. taka u look at
them :>• oharicw iitGROL: WAGNER.
Thunderbolt road. Telepboot 4ve<.
NOTHING lw*tur for coitfhs and colls than
our flno oid Rock and Rre or superior
iVsch and Honey. M. LAVIN S ESTATE.
I>YKWIUBKJKB Old Wilson, OrigiDSi lla
-1 ker. IMSoto, Hoffman House Rvr, Orient.
Fedors, Moutiroiii* k rv aiul other favorite brands,
at M. BAVIN'S FSf ATI'.
V CHOICE selection of tiri curtaltis Just re
receiveil, i rum fide to s.'> a pair. OUI and
set' thorn. E. 11. CO.
MATTKKBSLS rwn *vafc>l in tv?st form tn ths
city hy hiuiplre Co , Liberty and 1
Jeffrtnon striwts.
INKCKA.NCK. protect your against
rtre, at firms mi l Set m!verti-*
mnt JOHN N JOHNSON ct CO.
NRIOMTto the front Orand ojhju-
J j intf to day. Elegant luaeh from II to !.
81 Whitaker Htroot.
DESIGNS, cut (lowers, riant*.
decorations, etc. OelschUr’s Nunery, .1.
UARDNEK, Accent. 3t'Gj Hull street.
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class style by E. H. <7O.
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AUCTION SAUS TO-DAY.
DAMAGED COTTON^
By J. MCLAUGHLIN S SON. ,
At tho Uppsr Hydraulic Pren, foot of Mont
gomery street.
On SATURDAY', 29 1 h November, 1800, nt 18
o'clock, Ex nr. B. S. Brunei.
58 BALES COTTON damaged b 7 lire anil
water and ordered to l sold at auction by
Board of Survey for account of undsrwrlMrM
and all concerned.
A. MINIS’ SONS, Agent*
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LEGAL NOTICE*.
NOTICE TO HEIRS AND NEXT OF KIN. "
(t EORGIA, Muacoaai Cocntv. To all i->r
-2 sons Interested as next of kl i of HAit-
IUET MY KICK, ducenaed. You are hereby
notJlU'd that HARRIET MY HICK, colored,
(who formerly lived lu tile city of Savan
nah, Georgia, and was then known its
Harriet Cartor.) died intestate in the
city of Columbus, Ga., on Oct. 25, 1586, leaving
ou vsUte amounting In value to four hundred'
and forty one dollar* an 1 slxty-sl.v cent*
I*4ll 6UI, and that for the want of any known
heir, or next of klu of said HAItRIETf
MYKK'K. proceeding* are now ponding in the
Court of Ordinary or Muscogee county, f loor
gla, to escheat said estate.
WRIGHT 11. HOWARD.
Adm’rof estate of Harriet Myriok, dac and.
Cottmaos, o*.. Sept. 2, ihwo.
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UOTIbo.
THE
DE SOTO,
SAVANNAH, GA
Ouo of the most elttganlly Appoints hotel#
in the world.
Accomodations lor .500
(J-Uf)KtS.
OPEN ALL YEAR.
WATSON & POWERS.
PULASKI HOUSE,
SAVANNAH, GA.
Management strictly first-clai*.
Situated in tbe tmines* center,
L. W. SCOVILLa
the marshall;
havannah, ga.
EUROPEAN METHOD.
Rooms and Restaurant First-
Class. H. N. FISH, Prop.
THE MORRISON HOUSE.
CIENTHALLY LOCATED on lino of streat
/ cars, offers pleasant south room*, with
regular or table tioard at loweat. summer rates.
Now bath*, sewerage and ventilation perfect,
tbe sanitary condition of the house is of the
best.
Ooa. BROUGHTON aiid DRAYTON BTRKETB
WINTER UKfeOKTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHER
Resort and Sanitarium.
SUWANNEE, - FLA.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Located oa a high,
dry bluff, overlooking theHuwannce River, with
Its beautiful scenery. The unique Coquina
Hock Main Buildings, surrounded by the com
fortable cottages, supplied with hot and cold
mineral weter direct from the spring, offers aa
a Winter and Hummer Resort many advantages
that can only be appreciated by a visit. Per
fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant, tempered hy the southwest breeze of
the Gulf. The remedial virtumi of the water for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Complaints, are too well known to he expatiated
upon. Write for pamphlet with testimonials
and circular w.tb rates.
H. H. PF.CK, Suwannee, Fla.
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VEGETABLES FRUITS. ETC.
SJbCJED OATS]
TEXAS AND KANSAS RED It. P. OATS,
SOUTHERNJSEED BYE,
Cabbage, Lemons,
Galons, Potatoes.
FLORIDA - OEANGES.
ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IS SEASON
HAY. GRAIN sad FEED' to Oar Lots or hem.
W. D. sTmkins.
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