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SCOTCHMEN AT A DINNER.
T3B ST. ANDRRW'A SOCIETY'S
140TH ANNIVERSARY.
Sons of Scotland Eat Haggia and
Drink Scotch Whisky tn Honor of St-
Andrew’s Day—A Brilliant Banquet
and Brilliant Speeches—The Society
and Its Guests-
The St. Andrews’ Society celebrated its
140th anniversary last night by a banquet
at the Screven house.
At D o’clock the doors of the banquet
room were thrown open and the society
and its invited guests took their seats.
The dimer was served in courses
interspersed with sauterne, 6herry, claret,
rye and Scotch whisky.
The dining room was tas lly hung witli
flags, in the center of which waved the
stars and stripes, flanke l on either side
with the flag of Scotland and the Britisu
Union Jack.
The tables forme'! a horseshoe, and were
prettily decorated with flowers. At tio
head of tiie table sat the venerable presi
dent of the society, William ltogers. Un
ids right was Kev. O. P. Fitzsimons. and
on his left Secretary H. A. McLeod. At
tn.' opposite end First Vice President J. 11,
Lang presided, and opposite him Second
Vice President David Do glass.
THE BANQUETERS.
The following gentlemen were among
those who occupied seats at the table: Rev.
Centries H. Strong, Judge Robert Falligant,
Capt. F. Strachan, T. F. Thomsen. Charles
F. Preudergast, H. F. Train, Hoary Blun,
Eiward Karow, Herman Wilber, John M.
Bryan, W. 8. Tyson, John R. Young, H. L.
Schreiner, P. H. Ward, John Rutherford,
Isaac D. Laßocce, Jobti Mullock, Robert
M. Hull, James C. Shaw,
Charles Lufburrow, R. L. Rock
well, J. EL Immen, Frank Weidon,
\V. H. Baker, Otis Ashmore, Ja res T.
Stewart, John M. Cianhun, vV. R. Thigpen,
'.. C. Wright, Lawrence McNeill, Walter
Cooney, C. D. Baldwin, Win. Powell, F.
H. McMillen, P. il. Dougan, J. B. Floyd,
John Sc even. Jr.. Stepnen Elliott, Jr., H.
H. Thomas, M. Y. Maclntyre, J. R. Shel
don, Julian Walker, W. F. Blois, M.
Steward, Mark S, Loughead, J. R. Saussy,
Thomas Bailantyne, Col. W. W. Gordon,
C. D. Hopkius, A. L. Desbouillons, William
McLeod, Joseph F. Gray, William Falconer,
F. E. Reharer, John Nicolson. Capt. Au
nrews, E. F. Cunoingham aud William M.
Davidson.
the menu.
Oysiers on Half Shell. Green Turtle Soup.
Boiled Pompano. Potatoes Duehesse.
Sliced Tomatoes. Sliced Cucumbers.
Hargis.
Tenderloin of Beef with Mushrooms.
Green Peas.
Roman Punch.
Roast Turkey with Cranberry Sauce.
Boiled Tongue. Asparagus.
Wild Duck with Currant Jelly.
Chicken Salad. Potato Salad.
Cakes. Nute. Figs. Raisin*. Fresh Fruits.
Ice Cream.
Cheese. Coffee,
fiautemo. Snerry. Claret. Sootoh Whisky.
Rye Whisky. Hot Toddy.
After putting away the good things the
bai queiers were furnished with cigars and
hot scoich, and Secretary McLeod read
letters of regret from invited guests who
were uuatde to be present.
Rev. W. 8. Bowman, Mayor Schwarz,
Hon. Gaznway Partridge aud Hon. A. P.
Adams were prevented from attenling on
account of business engagements. Hon. P.
W. Meidrim und Hou. F. G. dußign >n
were also unable to attend, the
former on account of the sickness of bis
child, ana the latter by the serious illness
of his law partner, Judge W. S. Chisholm.
Letters were also read from Rev. Robb
White, Rov. J. E. L. Holmes. Judge
Harden, Hon. Thomas M. Norwood, Cap .
John F. Wheaton and the Scotch Charita
ble Socie y of Boston.
THE TOASTS.
At the conclusion of the reading of let
ters, President Rogers announced the first
toast if the evening, ‘The pious and im
mortal memory of St. Andrew.” The re
sponse was by Kev. O. P. Fitzsimons.
“The uume of this society," said
the speaker, “guarantees that the
name of St. Andrew is of pious and
immortal memory. lam pioud to see this
gathering of Scotchmen here to-night, and,
while lam an American, I must say that
there is one thing in the make-up of the
people of America which I detest." That is
the habit of turning their back ou tlio post,
ior the man who has no regard for the
memories of the past I would ay let him
die unhonored, upwept and unsung. You
show by the dominant sentiment of your
society that you are keeping those memories
green. The memory goes beyond ali the
men of the present timo and reaches
1 nek to the archives of the
past a'd takes up the man
whom ad Scotland says is pious. In the
choice of that name is seen the thorough
inspiration of Scotch life, and there is much
m the history of St. Andre w to make his
memory both pious and immortal.”
■hr. Fitzsimons dealt with both facts
and myth concerning the natron saint of
Scotland, and closed with an eloquent
tribute to everything Scotch,
the heatlh of the queen.
lhe second toast was “The Queen,”
which was to have been responded to Mr.
, 'mam Robinson, and ou account of his
abseaco the toast was drunk to the senti
ment of "(tod Save the Queen,” after which
' • li. Ward sang the soug, in the
C mt US which all present joined.
‘ike President of the United States” was
o have been responded to by Congressman
ussier, who was unable to be present. The
oast was drunk in silence, and w as followed |
the song “Once Again,” by Mr. William I
alcoi.er, which was loudly applauded.
"the land o’ cakks.”
The ‘ Land o' Cakes” was the next toast,
ana whs responded to by J udgo Fallignut
Ju j usua * witty and happy style, uttd
much merrim?nt.
i: J ttannot help noticing,” said Judge Fal
gant, "how ail Scotchmen lean to the
jJ ;" e the queen, that perfect specimen of
pure womanhood. She represents to them
constitution of their coun-
F&r^ 61 " tn * 3 ifibat o to the queen Judtje
ahiMnt became humorous. The
(W SIt10 ? from the toast of the Presi
-01 to o United States to this one, he
snnr as , ve fy ra pid, and possibly the rea
hT ,u or *ois is that the President was toasted
,“ e American people in a very emphatic
baeb r a^ou t a month ago. In going
.1* 10 tlle title of this toast, the only evi
>l 09 of the "Land o’ Cakes” that I have
v ' to-nig tis this [holding- up a piece of
UJJ oake], and I can now understand
i-iri eG i?'° ,IH ' n • C^i; their country.”
H' and M a onco more became grave,
tw- * ld uo ma tter where a man might
iu .“wttewmiig shades begin to fall,
will go back to the days of his
fcT^t; 00 '’ Hut i where the" tender
"ft U ? childhood were entwined,
from tr ove eoun try,” said he, "comes
ti „ 1 , le f?ct that we hove here representa
tive V- 1 r ‘ Ht -i r 'Us, and X am proud to see
u..!, a ”ctloos go back to thei>- uatlve
homo *u r tka ,no re they love their former
- - the more loyal will they be to this.”
“SCOTS WAD’ HASS’.”
bv y.? 01 :?’ “Soots Wae’Hae’,” followed,
V'icjiu’ J l "' ®‘ o!S i a 'id was so euthuoi
resn „ . rec °ivJ as to compel the singer to
,p, JU i again.
w„, , ava,l uah. the home of our adoption,”
.V T. n tlr ' vu tasen responded to by Mayor
ICar'^ rz ’ ar,t * * a *ii absence Mr. Edward
warow w es called upon.
"tnaicM" said Mr. Karow,
>e 1,13 fully reaiig* and appreciate the
of w towt ‘The home ot our
Pejulemo Vv lla! brings foreign-born
It is not your hU
”aat nrev Watoi > or y° ur morning fogs
you,- y ?“ froul ei'*g tree in
tour v,ll0:1 >' ou Kct up. It is no;
'* is Tr . l, r mnieriala 1 vantages.
nv,. r i *' at * and genial nature, whien
c " and extol, our virtues,
t r how , Bm ii they may be. A man’s
nationality has nothing to do with his
standing in Savannah, and all are treated
aitke. Savannah stands pre-eminent iu this
resnect
Mr. Karow’s tribute to the shrewd in
tellect of the Scotchmen in all the walks of
■1 L!re v f rth 1 rid applause, as di i hi*
tribute to the Scotch:na ,'s person-! worth.
'fl. F. E. Keoarer rendero i '‘Love’* Old
Swee: Song” in admirable style, and in re
sponse to an encore repeated the last verse
and chorus.
“Ot’R SISTER SOCIETIES.”
“Our Sister Societies” was assigned to
Hon. P. W. Meidrim, and on ac
count of his absence Charis F.
Preudergast, secretary of the Hibernian
society, was requested to respond. Mr.
Prendergait said tliat he was no speaker,
and as t e request was unexpected he was
unable to do the subject justice, and called
upon Mr. John M. Bryan, ai-o a member
of the H ber.dan society, whom,
he said, could handle tho subject in the
proper manner. Mr. Bryan denied that he
could muke a speech, and said that it w..s
his maiden effort. Tho gentle.nan who had
had just taken bis set, he said,
was always ready to respond to toasts, an !
expected to be called upon on all occasions.
Mr. Brvan continued a few minutes in a
hum rous strain, and after paying a pretty
tribute to St. Andrew’s Society calk'd upon
A. L. Desbcniillotis, of the French society
to continue tho toast. Mr. Desbouilion*
said that he was unable to speak
on the subject and called o 1 Judge Fall-;,
gant to sing tho Marseillaise, which tha
judge offset bv relating an anecdote.
ilr. P. M. Dougan sung “Scotland” and
was greated with loud applause.
"THE ritESS ”
In tha absence of Hon. Gaza wav
I-flitrilgd, -dr. I rank Weldon of the 2'iinra
responded to tho toast “The
Press.'’ “The lamented Grady,"
Mid Mr. Weidon, “who addressed the New
England Society sotno years ago, in < pening
bis speech said howou.d thank the society
in advance, for fear ho would not get any
further. This is my position to-night,”
said tbß speaker. “I drank ihe
toast for faar I would not
get any further.” Mr. Weldon spoke of the
press as the champion of freedom and the
bulwark of independence.
• ?• U. NVard sang “When the Corn
is \V av.ng, Annie,” and was compelled to
respond again.
“1 lie memory of Burns” was responded
t 0 Mr -- Scotia Tiso.n in a feeling man
ner. This tons was followed with a selected
song by Mr. David Douglas.
•‘Our invited guests” was responded to by
Mr vV’. 11. Baker in a brief and masterly
address. The song “Bonnie Sweet Bessie”
was sting by Mr. Thomas Bailantyne.
The closing toast “A" the Bonnie Lassies”
was responded to by J. R. Saussy, Ks.j.. j a
a happy strain, and the singing of “Annie
Laurie,” by Mr. Juliau Walker brought the
festivities to a clo e.
Young Men Want Representation.
A meeting of about fifty young men was
held lost night at Armory hall in the in er
est of Mr. John T. Rowland, whom the
young men wa it to put forward us their
candidate for alderrnanic honors.
NLQROfIId AND THE FAIR.
Langston Wants an Appropriation for
a separate Exhibit.
Washington, Dec. I.—Congress is to be
asked to make an appropriation for a
separate exhibit of the colored people at tho
Chicago world’s fair. Langston, the colored
congressman from Virginia, said to-day
that thp leading colored people of the
country desire a proper display of the prog
ress of the race. A petition has lyeu
forwarded to the congressional commit tee
on the world’s fair, a id it is expected that a
favorable report will be made o i it.
CHEATHAM OPPOSED TO IT.
Cheatham, the colored congressman from
North Carolina, does not indorse the idea of
a separate exhibit, and he s.id to-day:
“I am very sorry we were
ignited on the exp-gition com
mission, but I do not believe that a
separate exhibit would meet the ap
proval of the race. We are past the point
where we were recognized as a separate and
distinct portion of the American people.
We are merg >d into the family of Ameri
cans, a id side shows, tearing our distinctive
maru, could only tend to retard the progress
of assimilation. There is no mi a reason
why we should demand a separa'e exhibit,
bu , on the contrary, we should use
every elfort against such a movement, if
necessary."
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.
The Appropriations in Excees of tho
Revenues.
WABHINOTOX, Dec. 1. —The Secretary of
the Treasury sent to congress to-day esti
mates of the expenses of the government for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1892. The
aggregate amount is {■107,077,157.
James C. Courts and Thomas P. Cleaves,
clerks to the House and Senate committees
on appropriations, have prepared a table
giving a comparative statement of the
revenues and expe ises of the government
for the current and next fiscal years.
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
The estimates for tho regular annual
appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1892, aggregate $858,545,361, an
increase of $54,572,174 over the estimates
for the current year, and for the permanent
annual appropriations $122,486,808, an in
crease ot $23,8.58,855. making the total esti
mated needs of the government for the next
fiscal year $481,032,1(59, a total increase of
$75,430,529. These estimates do not include
any money for rivers and herbors.
THE REVENUES.
The total estimated revenues for the
current year are $446,953,031, making
the excess of tho estimated appro
priations (exclusive of deficiencies
and miscellaneous) over the esti
mated rovenues for 1892, $34,077,187. The
excess of the estimated revenues over the
estimated appropriations, exclusive of
$49,234,928 f r the sinking fund and ex
clusive of deficieaces and miscellaneous, is
$15,147,790, leaving this amount as the sur
plus if the sinking fund requirements are
not met.
Included in the estimates are $7,000,000
for sugar bounties, aud $4,000,000 or $5,000,-
000 ior the payraont of drawbacks uudor
the recent tariff legislation.
LUMBERMEN ON A TRIP.
They Will Visit all the Big Mills In
Southern Georgia and Florida.
Wayorosh, Ga., Doc. I.—A special train
carrying prominent lumber men of the
state passed through here to-night, bound
sonth. Among the party are J. J. M<-
Donougb, Lemuel Johnson, M. Bewick,
Messrs. Claike and Hilton ot the Hiiton &
Dodge Lumber Company, and otters. They
are on a tour of inspection of all the milling
interests in this section. They will visit
Offermau, Johnsonville, Hump roys, Lane
City, Live Oak, Feruandma, Jacksonville
and other points during the trip.
Alan is often deceived in tho age of a
woman by her gray hair. Ladies, you can
appear young and prevent this grayneAi by
using Hall’s Hair Renewer.— Ad.
$3 78 will buy you a suit of German sani
tary underwear, reguiar price $6, at Bank
runt Clothing tjale, 159 Broughton street. —
Ad.
Oak, Pice and Lightwooi
Tor sale by It. B. Cassells, co tier Gwin
nett street and 3., F. and: W. Ry. Telephone
77. Adv.
Anything in the Clothing line 50 per cent.
on the dollar at the Bankrupt Clothing Sale, j
159 Broughton street.— Ad.
300 new Pictures just opened. M. T.
Taylor, 135 York street. —Ad.
TITL MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1890 TEX PAGES.
Let every enfeebled wo
man know it! There’s a
medicine that'll cure her,
and the proof’s positive!
Here’s the proof—if it
doesn t do you good within
reasonable time, report the
fact to its makers and get
your money back without a
word—but you won’t do it!
The remedy is Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription —and
it has proved itself the right
remedy in nearly every case
of female weakness.
It is not a miracle. It
won’t cure everything—but
it has done more to build
up tired, enfeebled, broken
down women than any other
medicine known.
Where's the woman who’s
not ready for it? All that
we’ve to do is to get the
news to her. The medicine
will do the rest.
Wanted—Women. First
to know it. Second to use
it. Third to be cured by it.
The one comes of the other.
The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu
late the stomach and you
cure it. Dr. Pierce’s Pel
lets are the little regulators.
CHIPS F’lO'i* n n . MEKOII.
An Infant’s Form Del noated In a Po
tato-Farmers Uloom/.
’ Cameron, Ua., Dec. j. —Capt. Henderson
has just show i your correspondent one of
nature's peculiar freaks. It U n sweet po
tato that will weigh four or five pounds,
mid represents a fully developed Infant,
every feature being nearly perfect.
The cotton crop is about harvested, and
farmers in thi, section are more deeply de
pressed than for years. Many are trying to
hold their cotton, looking forward to an
advance in the price, while others are coui
pelied to soil nt present prices in Older to
meet their obligations.
Mr. J. L. Djw has sold his plantation here,
and will soon move to Brooks county to
engage in truck farming.
DECEMBER'S DEBT STATEMENT.
An Increase of $0,130,819 51 Dur
lag the Past Month.
Washington, Dec. I.—The debt state
ment issued to-day shows an increase in the
public debt during the month of Nove pber
of $6,130,819 51; total interest bearing debt
$1529.492,590; total debt of all UiixiK $ i ,549,-
293,126 4b; cash m the treasury $675,880,-
186 82; debt le.es cash in the treaeury $873,-
435,939 (56; gold certificates outstanding
S 175,072.069, silver certificates $810,553,024;
currency certificates outstanding $6,590,-
000; treasury notes of 1890 (silver purchase
chase issues* $19,258,500.
LYNCHERS ON A MAN HUNT.
A Negro Who Horribly 111-Treated a
White Woman the Man They Want.
Charleston, B. C., Dec. I.—A Green
ville special says: “A negro will probably
be lynched at Central, I’icken* county, for
the usual crime as soon as caught. His
victim wns a white woman named Waters.
He put a noose around the neck of the
woman and dragged her to the woods, whom
ha kep: her several hours and left her in a
terrib o condition.”
"he Sugar 1 rust Receivership.
New York, Dec. I.—Judge Cruilen of
Brooklyn has rendered a decision in the
sugar trust suit, continuing the injunction
staying action by the receivers (luring the
pendency of the trustees’ appeal from the
order creating the receivership. The appeal
will be argusd Dec. 8.
A Spanish Bark Ashore.
Mobile, Ala., Dec. l.—Tbe Spanish
hark Castilla, Cisu, master, went ashore ou
Chaudeleur |lsla: and, Mississippi sound, Sun
day, arid is in a dangerous position. The
crew is safe on the island and efforts will
bo made to pull tho vessel off.
Gone With $30,000.
New York, Dec. L—Daniel .T. Byrnes,
ticket agent for the Long Island Railroad
Company at Flatbush avenue station,
Brooklyn, has decamped with $39,009 of
the company’s money."
A Big Cargo of Cotton.
Brunswick. Ga., Dec. I.—Tho Steamship
Indiana sailed Nov. 29 from Brunswick
for Liverpool with 10,22(5 bales of cotton.
1 his is the largest cargo from any South
Atlantic port during the present season.
Supremo Court Decisions.
Washington, Doc. 1. The sunreme
court rendered no opinions of general
interest to-day.
For biliousness umt headache hlmnions
Liver Regulator is the best medicine the
world ever sn. —H. 11. Jones, Macon. Go.
-Ad.
KVUdf.A—A
SPECTACLES AID EYE-GLASSES.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE
OF THE
“Aqua-Crystal Spectacles and
Eye-Glasses,”
From the C.lebrated English Manufactory of
Eliott A Cos
SOLOMONS & CO.,
BULx. STREET BRANCH STORE.
" Voou PKUD UCXS.
Forest City Mills,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FLOUR, GRITS. MEAL,
AND DEALERS IN
Corn, Oats, Hay, Bran, Seed Oats,
Seed Potatoes
AND ALL KIND OF MILL PRODUCTS.
KIESLING’S NURSERY,”
WHITE BLUFF ROAD
PLANTS, Bouqu-te, Deelgne, Out Flower*
J fumiehed to order. laiave orders at DAVIS
BROS.’, cor. Bull aud York eta The Belt Rall
waypaewes through the nursery. Telephone MO.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
AnrrRT7SKMK.\n, rmti
■tor., in this column > Karri ad for O', ft
tKX7 a WOlUi. Com ... Adcanc. ml
fruwfiow.
tovrybodv who hna or.y many to auTnyty
anythin; to buy or acU, any bvstnesa or
aooorr.modationa to aacure.- indaed.anv wxth
to cratify. thould cuirmia* tit, nr.umn.
caukuar
DECEMBER
TUESDAY
Under the snow-drift th. blossom* tuo sleep.
Ing. dreaming their dreams of sunshine ... r
Jmn—H.P.9poJtord.
SMOKE
is ttz Ci p
F.VERY DAy/
PKRSONAU
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photographs. All style* from .smallest to life
size cabinets a speciality. J l per dozen. All
furniture, accessories and Instrument* n*-w a-'d
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(’IVES’ AWAY, one handsome almost life.
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graphs. Call and see samples. I..VUNEY A
til ah. un.
M RS. WATSON la lying very siok at her
house. 77 Teffersou street, and has been
sufierln ; intens-lv: she has u and been able to be
c.trrie I to her liodroom since Fri lay night.
I 'OH those who cannot now afford the im
ported Wines and Brandies we have a large
stock of California’s purest and best produc
tions, M. LAVIN’S ESTATE
r l' , HlS week special prices for Perfumery,
I Lull n’s Extract 34c. and LazellV. L.md
burg’s I'lvrt? Extracts nt redncnl jiric-s. re
set ve your orders for next wet nit, holiday prices.
HEIUT’S for candles.
1 T NTIL further notice, GOTTLIEB A HOFF
Man, IB'.i Broughton street will maKetbe
best cabinet photos at $3 per dozen. Life size
portraits In crayon, pastel, etc., a’ reduced
rates. N. B. The above low prices are temper
ary only.
j FEEL It my duty to toll any sufferer who
sends me a self addressed stamped en
velope of something which cure i me of female
trouble of fourteen yea-,' standing. Mrs. REV.
A. M. TURNER, -ItiT Colfax avenue, South Bend
lad.
A FEW BAYS’ ADVERTISING in tids column
will surety bring great roeults Try it and
lie convinced,
IF you are is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rato of interest, 00 Diamonds,
M atches, Jewelry. Clothing, <tc., and if you
want your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left. patronize home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, US) Congress street. K.
MUIiLBEHIi. Manager.
\S A PRESENT, what Is bettor, nnd HEIDT
inakss a specialty of Perfumery nnd Cut.
Glass Bottles, H air and Tooth Brushes; cal!
and see.
i_US >’
IN a few days the Belt Line oars, run by elec
tricity, will pass our store. It will take ..niy
a few minute* to come down and sample our
stock. _M. LAVIX'B KST.UfB.
I? MPIRE BARGAIN CO., Corner Liberty and
1 J Jefferson streets, has a very line Waterloo
organ at aver v low price-
EAL ESTATE —Before buying or selling
t consult W. K. WILKINSON. Real Estate
Dealer aud Auctioneer.
HELP WANTED.
\Y r ANTED, a settled woman, white or col-
' * ored. Apply at 73 Lincoln street.
’•riNNKBS WANTED—AppIy uTtvTt' COT-
I TER. Tampa Ray Hotel, Tampa, Fla
( *AKPEXTERS WANTED-Apply to W. ~T.
KJ COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
PLASTERERS WANTED—AppIy to~ wT"t\
1 CO ITER, Tampa Bay Hotel. Tampa, Fla.
WT ANTED, experienced traveling men.
r r MERCANTILE AGENCY, 2ft Times Build
ing, Chicago.
AI7ANTED, a woman to cook and do plain
washing for a small family (white pro
ferred). Apply at No. H Tayh r street.
AST ANTED, 'dan to sell line of o(gar: SIOO
and and per month and expen es paid. Address
with Stump, GLOBE CIGAR CO., St Louis, Mo.
W ANTED, local aud trave ing salesmen to
dd sell lubricating oils Apply for terms to
the DIKTKRICHS OIL CO.. Cleveland, O.
TEAM-FITTERS wanted for work at Tampa
ko Bay hotel, Tampa, Fla, Apply Monday
afternoon and Tuesday morning to WILLIAM
T. COTTER, geuernl manager, at lie Soto hotel.
Savannah, On.
WANTED, for work on tho Tampa Bay
’ Hotel, Tampa, Fla., 4u carpenters, 10
ornamental plasterers, ft turners and 0 painters.
Apply Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning
to W. T. COTTER. General Manager, at IJ- Soto
Hotel, Savannah, Ga.
\\ ANTED AT ONCE, a colored uiau and
V hi* Wife to work on farm on the salts.
Apply with references to No. 156 Bay street.
YY< r ANTED, man and women of ability in
t v every city, town and village to act as
ag-nts for tho Ladies' Home Journal; we want
th;. bout obtainable class of arents. and to such
unusual terms will be offered. The Journal Is
tho handsomest puriodical for iadio, and i lie
family ever issued, and has nearly half a million
subaerlbera. It will be ad ertised the coining
autumn and winter on a larger ucalp than ever
before, creating n demon i t at agenta sho- ld
bo ready to fill. CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia.
\ANTED, a jiractlcsl florist; good home for
’ steadyman. Apply to CHARLES SEILER,
94 Broughton si reel. Savannah, Ga.
KMPUHOUEXT WAXTXB,
A YOUNG man wants position as stenog
rapher and type-wruer; has hie own ma
chine. Address ”S IENOGRAPHER,'* this
Ollier.
OITUATION WANTED, Cigarmaker, good
0 wi rxraan. Address WM. 11. GRAYSON,
Beaufort, s. c.
Experienced business MAx"weii'ei7-
cated, accurate In figure,, desires position,
with opportunity of advunoeuicst. JAMES
LARKIN, car Morning News.
POSITION wanted—A young, utrou* German
willing to work at anything. Address H,
New, Office.
ROOMS WANTED.
\\7ANTED, board by gentleman and wife;
v would pr fer to furnish own room; cen
tral location. Address X. 1.. New, office.
\\7 ANTED, a room suitable for studio; must
*T hin good locality. Addrexs C., Morning
New* office.
WANTED, a suite of two or three ro me fur
it nlbed for liehl housekeeping, in pic.s
ani location; uoohiidren; references exchanged.
BOX 36, Morning Newa
\\T ANT ED, a furnlhed room fa a gtrfctly
ti private family. Boardinghouse-ke<'i>ere
ueed not a ewer. Addre** TKi>. New- o/Boe.
\\7 ANTED-A hahUiomely furntet-cd rooin on
* eecond floor and pleasantly located, tor
gentleman and wife, with or without board,
Addrsjo, BOX 86, Morning New* office.
MISCKLiLAK KOtTH WAXTA
\\’ANTED, a second hand twelve-bore breech
’' loador; noma lowest price. GUNNER
News.
W AN TED. showcase ten feet lone, thre- feet
' ’ high. Address COMMODIOUS. New* oi
noe.
\Y ANTED, every one to give us a sample or
’’ <>er Our liquors mace friends of cus
tomers. M. LAVIX’S ESTATE.
1 11 1 ■
ROOMS TO KENT.
1 >U' IXBTt I LENT, re-.vlv tuinished, foe yen
A l tlemen only. 1.10 Liberty street.
I.'O Rl N’T. a furnishal or unfurnished room
I witn bath, 73 Duffy street
I?URKIBHED R OXI to rent, with privilsm
A of parlor and b itli. 17 Zubly .tree:.
ROOMS to RENTan Nila or cparatlrlf
preferred. Apply ‘7 Liborty street,
RENT, furnished room, southern .
posure, suitable ror a gentleman, r.l York
street.
1708 RENT, two well Turn. >ll rootno, con
a ucctcj if desireil. Apply at. No. 108
Krougbion street.
Rooms to rent, m suit* or scporassiy,
furnished or nnfuniUhed; to geiitlemeti
ouly York, RrsL door west of MTiltaker streei
U'OK RENT, a flat of two laree rooms, nu
* furnished, with bath aud all conveniences.
Sktk.To ;e stieet
F[*oß RENT, flatof rooms over oiflcs, Empire
Steam lutnndrv. 100 Broughton street,
suitable for business office, architectural, in
surance, real estate, etc., etc. Apply at office
below.
UOUCiks AND -STOltKl* KOK KENT’
KENT, house MX President. Apply at
I store corner State and Drayton.
I,’OR RF-NT, house 133 Taylor street. Inquire
A A. S. COHEN. J f.j Hn u<hton street
IV'GR RENT, Dwelling and store as Whitaker
St, from Nov. 15. lMki. Apply to R S.
CLAGHoRN, n>sl estate agout, 7 llmyt .11 St
'I’D KENT, Storeßßfoot by it fed. with Mod
1 cellar, second door from South Broad on
Drayton: apply next door. L. A . MvCaRTHY.
JV'OR RENT, very desirable dwelling; Hall
I street, near Bs nard. all modern con
veniences, Tenant will sell Him tore very
cheap. Possasaiouat ouce. JNO. SULLIVAN
A (hi, 104 lisy street.
L'OK IU'.NT, tn i! <■ il In A. ItiriAim’s ro.v.
• fromimr cast. Ahercorn, between Jones
street and Tavlor street lane. 11. J. THOMAS
SON, 114 Hryi n street.
TV'OR RENT OR LEASE, Iho Wlililleld buili-
I lug; it is a handsome new edifice, eligibly
located, strongly coustructed and well adapted
tony class of buslna s; possession given imme
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN. Treat
tirer Union Society.
|V*OR KENT, Market Square House aaloon,
I 174 Bryun street- l’ossrisston given Dec.
Ist, 1830. Apply to V. BASLER, 01 Barnard
street.
lj'Oß RENT OR SALE, fine new house on
I Gael on street, bet ween Lincoln and Haber
sharn Just completed. All convenience, Im
mediate pos'easion. Applv to A. K. LAWTON
Jr, 114 Bryan, or W. TKEXHOLM HOPKINS,
at Savanush Guano Lompanv, 88 Bay.
IVOR RENT, an elegant four-story building
45x80 on Bull street, with a cedar 10 feet in
the clear. First story IB feet, second story 14
feet, third story 13 feet, fourth story it feet
high. Plate glass frout, elevator and all mod
ern improvements and conveniences now In
course of erection. One of the best stands in
the city and would luako an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, elothl gor drug store, same be
ing one-half of the new building to be occupied
by 11s. Tho two stores divide 1 by fire wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cember Ist. I'or cut of tho building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS, Bavannali, Un.
FOR liKNT-M JBl IT,I. A M BODI.
r ro RENT, a fine stable with two stalls, bar
I nos* closet, hydrant and room tor four
vehicles; in elegant condition. Apply APPEL
A SfcHAUL.
fTO RENT, tin! largo hall in the Odd Fellows'
I building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for german*, sociables, balls
orany public gathering; seats 800. Apply to
the .JANITOR, or to A. K. FAWCETT, Market
Square.
fTOR RENT, the Goodwin place—Oakland
farm—on Middle Ground road; four min
utes’ walk from Belt Line; Si acres; good six
room horn. Apply 152 Gaston street.
T'Dlt RENT, blacksmith nnd wheelwright;
T best stand in city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUIUIARTIN A MEIIRTLNS’
Stables.
IVOR RENT, stale, mule pens; accommoda
datlons for any kind of stock for rent In
stable* ad joining onr Bale. Boarding and Livery
Stables OUILMARTI v & MKHRTI NS
JVOR RENT, warenouM on Klver street, tor
morly occupied by .Artesian Ire Company.
Apply to F. ( 1. BELL. Business Office* Morning
News.
FOR SAL&.
Jj'Oß RALE, fifty-tlve acres land adjoining
city limit*. Apply to JOHEI’II H. HaKEH.
8 ALE, three si ares Chatham, series 11,
111 ii.at paid. Address with offer, "O," f’.
O. Box 149.
ITOR SALE, the manure from a stable aver
aging thirty-live head of horses. Apply at
at No. 3 Congress street.
VNEW H ename ed grat- for sale cheap; or
may be exchanged for a second hand
stove. C. WF.BKR. U Vrougbton street.
''[''WO half lots, fion’ill: 101 Pet on Twelfth
I and Best street* by 90 feet; rheao. Apply
to R. IX. JONES, Real Estate, 7 Whitaker.
F’OR BAl.E—Five shares Savannah Const ruc
tion Company stock. By J. K. BltOOKr,
1-X5 Bay street.
J NOR SALE, Powerful Field Glass, cost S3O,
1 for 81(1. Addrees GUY WILSON, Ui
Walnut, Cincinnati, O.
FOR SALE. Small cash payment, hn'anco
on time, two apleo-lld lots near While
Bluff road, on Barrmitou King tract, Just south
of the Belt Lin < railroad. Tbesolots are 4'jxSß(4
feet, and, taken together, run through from
Pearl to Jasper street, a distance < f 167 feet.
! fieri* are no better inf, in the southern section.
Apply to J. L. WHATLEY. 118 Bryan street.
A BEAUTIFUL SPOT for picnics, moon
light excursions and beer gardens, adjoin
ing the New Vernon park race course, already
laid out with waikH an 1 driven, and soon to be
cor. tier led with the city by an electric railway,
only two miles from city. A short time and
the city will prohibit euch things ou Sunday,
and tiie man wuo ha, the above property will
have a fortune. Parties wishing to secure the
above grounds nt P>w figuro.t will call upon
P. 1), DAFFIN <t SON, real estate brokers,
corner Bryan and I) ayton stroetu.
11l RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS'andEn
1' ‘ ginea cheap and good. GEO- R. LOM
BARD & CO„ Augusta, Ga.
SALK -Cow*. South Caroline milker*
Jr ond springs and Fine Holstein Calves, at
GUTLMAKTIN Sc MEHRTEN'SV
INOR SALE, 8.000 strawberry plants. Order*
o’ left at HEIDT S, Whitaker aud Congress
streets.
IjiIdbPHATE 1. \N"08—1 nave some great
bnrgalns in pbotphate lands, nothing su
perior !u the state as to quality, quantity and
price. AH ■ rfctly confidential. T.
liHIOIIA uJJIHHOP. Ocala. Florida
L'*<ot SALE, two mules and a line horse at
A Concordia Park.
F POIt SALE, Irish Soda Water, Belfast dinger
Ale, Hash A' and Guinness Stout. M.
LAVI.VS ESTATE.
IT'ORSALK Old Maxtrl Brandy, St. (Iroii
and Jamaica Hums. Hoilan 1 Gia, r-tail or
wholesale, in original packages. M. LAVf S'S
LSI ATE.
1 JOPPENHEIii Auctioneer,will hold his
ft • court house sale of live stock at Young
love A Goodman's stables. West Broad street,
foot of Broughton, next Tuesday; no entrance
fee charged for offering stock, as is done at the
auctioneers’ sale stables. lam not la any com
bi atipu.
HOUSES ANB MULES, Carriage Horses,
Business Horses, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule, lioet
accomodations lor Boardinghorsss an t mules,
nice Brags, Buggies, Saddle Horses in livery at
BULMaHTLS & MEHKTEN.Sk Telephone Phi.
IT'ORSAiJC, timber lauds, pine and cypress.
I for turpentine acid saw mill mr poses: also
phosphate lands. Alilreaa LO L'lH J. BRCHH &
CO., JactsoiivU e. Ha.
CTKATKDOR StOUt*. a email gray Poodle |
Cj Bog, white breast and white fore )*we
\newers to name “Pet.’ A reward If returned
to 181 York street
IST.
IOST, light color overcoat, at S-, V' 41V
J “"*?>*. on Wednesday last. Thioedolars
reward. 110 Bryan street.
f OST. a white bull terrier dog: answers to
1 ’ imnisl iff "Nero. ” Lioers! rew,rd if re
turned to 86 Pri.o street, corner C’hnrlton.
BOA RUIKO.
'TV! LErl or tourboarderj wat ted act 1 Liberty
A street.
TJGARDING.—PIca-ant rooms mil goo,|
■* <ad can be 01 tamednt Mr* JlLsSlcK’s
57 Whitaker street, corner of Uull.
MiSrKLLANEOt s.
r I’KT L STERN
I i>|>er* cigars t 3 cents.
\’OUR t’HuTCE—If you seoil us vour ph to
! or tin lvpe we will make you efilivr a fine
cray.m .ra boauu ill water color 1 ortrait, Ide
►lz’, r*E or casKtsß If you agree to recoai
mend our work. Bend stantps for return of
y our small picture and stop.- your a*lections.
yiff' r gco.l f r twenty days Address GERMAN
AMERICAN PORTRAIT HOIBE. 131 fatter
street, Chicago, 111
/NANARV, M.Kklng Birds and Porrotr. Bird
V Ye.ii. lite, Cage*. Bird Beal, etc, at G AIU)
NERVI, lilt* Bull street.
IJEFORK you buy or sett property consult
> ROBERT H, TATEM. Rt'al Fiatate DeAier
and Auction err.
INSURAVUK, protect your property against
lire, storms and cyclone*. fw*y advertise
ment JOHN N. JoHNbON t CO.
IVUitNITUKE ot all kinds repairel iu first
-1 close vtylo by E. B. CO.
(’AS administered dally for the palnlrwsex-
trai-tuie of forth a; S \ VANNAH DENTaL
I'ARLORB, lTflcongress atreet,
IV HE.-ill l’i utn'erb if ( ivatcrs every al’terno n.
HENRY HIRS: n. Macou and Drayton
htreats I’ulepbnne 4-8.
tJIGN PAINTING done In all its branehc*
cheaply an 1 neatly. Small signs 11 eiieci.ipy
11 Broughton street.
|(|C. cures dyspepi-la. Free pamphlet of the
rlf celebrated and *l. p is, kidnny und liver
cure. Tato Spring W.urr, Agents, IIEIDT’S.
Try it; ouly <.*• gallon.
\ LLIGATOH TOOTH PURSE',U Allligatw
a \ I.estuer Purse* at GARDNER B, Sdl* Hull
unet.
NICE. Iwit iouvi (.’iieum-
Cl Imre. 11.. w ready. Gl.u. V'A’i.NER, Thun
derbolt road. Trlephone I'jS
/'ll FLO WE 148. Floral Deslgm-. Plants
V Decorations attend., t t„ by Onlseblv’s
Nursery. J. GARDNER. Agent, ,i(lGj Hull
street.
V OU ’l | * fl<l I- S-TERN A; ro.'H Kl Asirnn-
I ..mo. Mountain Roue aud Amateur Club
clsjatN at 10 cuts equal to Irapor'ed.
HAVE you seen these lovely La Franco and
other handsome Roses, brought In dally to
Strong’s drur store* If not. tel,- a look at
Item- No charge. GEORGE WAGNER,
Thunderbolt rmid. Tolephouu 4iiß.
N OTHING bettsr for coughs and colds than
our fine old Rock and live or superior
Peach and Honey. M. LATIN’S ESTATE.
|> YU WHISKIES —Old Wilson. Original Ha
I V kor, lie Soto, Hoffman House Rye, Orient,
Fedora, Montgomery and other favorite brands,
at M. LAVIN’S ESTATE.
A CHOICE selection of fins curtalus just rs
xY roceivod, from 50c to $5 a pair. Call and
nee them. E. B. 00.
MATTRESSES renovated in best form in the
eiiy by Empire Bargain Go , Liberty aud
Jeffersou streets.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION'
s ' i-'oituiA, CHstiaisCotWTr To the Boa
V orable the Superior Court of said County:
The petition of J. t*. WILLIAMS. J. 8 WOOD,
GEO. VV. LAMAR, GEO, W. ALLEN, W. W,
CHISOLM. GUSTAVE FOX and GEO. W.
OWENS, respectfully ,ibows that tlioy desire
for thriuNcivce nod suo.i others us may be as
eoclated with them, to be incorporated for the
t rm of twenty years, with the irivilege of re
newal at tho cod of teat, teem, under t lie name
and style or tne LAFAYETTE LOAN COM
PANY; that the object of said association
is to carry on the b.islii.-a of a Having-! and
loan company, by the accumulation of a fund
from the payments made by Its uieintei sand
tho Block subscribed for by them, anil to loan
and ad vane* a>l fund and tne profits I hereon
.VI tench Ollier moo >* ~ - latlon may
obtain to (tie members aud to others In niicu
wn, as tnav be determined in tho b law* of
said aasociatlou; that the capita! stock of sai l
Association shall be two ity rtve thousand ch I
Inrs, divided into shares of one hun-ir- and del am
each, but your petitioners desire the privilege
of increasing sal-1 slock loan amount not to ex
ceed THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, aud the privilege of decreasing the
Mime to nu amount mu less than the mm of
twenty-five thousand dollars: that the principal
place of business of sail company will
u In the city of Kisinno.xb, Georgia.
That they desire for said association
to have the right to invest in real or
personal property, to sell or mortgage the same,
to tako m< rlgages, deeds or pledges on realty
or personalty to geenre loutis made hy It or
debts due to it arid to Hell or assign the name; to
liavn the right to make h.v laws and to enjoy
al the pHulegs* Inol tent to corporations or
examined by them. Wlmrofor* your petition
era pray un order of this court incorporating
them, and their a-sociat**, under the said nnmo
for the said term, and with all the powers
herein prayed for. GEO. W. OWENS.
Petitioners' Attorney.
Filed In office and recorded this 18U> day of
November, 1830. JAM 1.6 K. F. CARR,
Clerk 8. C C C.. Ga.
PUBLICATIONS.
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In Attractive TJiridiuga.
Best Holiday Gift
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of 1804.‘7:# and ’B4, (still copyright**!; is now
Kerfaed ana Enlarged, and bear* the name of
Reviaion haa bean iu prof rent for over 10 Wars
More than 100 editorial laborers employed.
$300,000 xpndfld before firet copy wns printed, ;
('rttirui examination invited. Get the ISeat. ;
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0. AC. M £KftiAftl & CO. , Pub’re, HpriogtielU, Al a**
Tbo Philadelphia Record,
The Philadelphia Times,
The Philadelphia Press’
Published every day in the yeur, For sale at
KSTILL'S NEWS DEPOT,
2)44 Bull street.
Savannah, Ga.
IJE6AL NOTICKs.
( t EORGI A. CUATBax Ckvu.NTr. Whereai,
Jl oK jlti.illl D. PRITCHARD has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Ad nlmstrat ion
<-n the estate of WILUaM R. PR.TCHARD,
deceased.
These ar;, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern to he and appear bafbn
said court, to make objection iif afiy they iiavei
on or before tho FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY NEXT, otherwise said letters will be
granted.
WitnoM the. Honorable Hamptox L. Fganit.t,
Ordinary lor <!. latiiam county, this the Ist da>
of December, IdS
FRANK E. KRILBACH.
Clerk O.. C. C.
I k'l RANCiU
Cuiarles v. pme:; DEBOAST
/ uftuccegsor to R. XL FooTttA* & Co.J
FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE
IOC BAY STREET,
[Next West of the Cotton Exchange.!
Telephone Call No, 64. Savannah, Go.
li—#■!■ i ■■*!.*■ in >mm seii mwm n *,m - .#
COTTON TIES.
ARROW COTTON TIES
FOR SALE BY
C. M. Gilbert & Cos.,
IMPORTERS.
- A F trr J ON * AT ‘ ZS TCT-DAT.
Administratrix’s Safe
!. D. Laßoshe & Son.toionears,
By vlrlue of an order urnnied hr too Honerab'e
Haniotoii L. Kirrill, Ortl nary for > litUiim
C uintv. Meorffia, we will sell for caabtotta
hi fheni bl ider. before th court home door
in t lie city of Savannah, Lit . .iurin/ the te-rai
noun of tele, on TCiHoW, tae 24 dar'’of
IH*oe<Tiber, law.
Four Debenture* or Certificate* of lad'bted-
Ite-'t rtf the LVatril Kei row! an ! Banking Com
; -of i.Morcia. .sold for dlatr.buiioa and
payment of d.bt*.
. , , MARY S. CUNMYQHAH.
AdmluHtratrlr T. A estate Annie F. Wtt
kink. dr. r,uo‘d.
BtAITIFUL HOME OS THE SALTS.
I. D. Laßochafi San. Austisnears.
Till* dav. in fr<m| of tha Court HouM, at th*
usual hour* of *aK w* ill tailf
* nf* l * front lot on ’it* river, nt Thuadwrty*?,
•ini comlortabl* tK\‘Hrjr; in good or.ler. sta
r#U-;, fine we I **at-r. e ■ •vr er abou: to leav#
the *lau*. aL), dwelling arid bar nn Houston
rt ™l Hoiith Broad bUtxitM. Will pay big intoraat
on liiTostinont.
TERMS K T \iLE.
A FINE INVESTMENT."
C. P. Miller, Auctioneer,
Will tell before the Court Ilouno on TUESDAY,
liec. 2d. 18*0,
Six hundred acre, of land, more or lr*, ivlnr
on O reseller c*na!. Thie tract Is partly cleared,
lea.tv for plHUliiiK OI- It will make a One cattle
l aiijye. 1 1 will pay to buy this tract to salt away
for the children.
KENSINGTON PROPERTY,
BY C IV MILLER. AUCTIONEER.
As in s tMH*ted, 1 will < nor for &ale b*for* tba
Court House, on Tuesday, Doc. 2, IttMJ. sixfS)
Umh and improvements, consisting of store and
dwelling. In tbe suburban Tillage of Kanslngton.
T.m* property is desirable as on iuve*iuiot, as
the projected railway 1 mu will certainly en
hance us value in a very short time.
J. J. OPPENHEIM, Auctioneer,
Will Bell Horse* THIS DAY, at 11 o’clock, at.
V<d SHI.OVK & (.OODMAV HTABIJCS, ll'M
Broad hi reef, fo.t of Urou/htou, instead of in
trout of t Vvurt House. Block received up to
hour of salt*. and no entrance fee charged, and
only coinmlmion if sold.
An rids >Ai.i:s ri ri 1::: 11 vyV
200 TO 800 PKIICKNT. MADE
IN HEAL ESTATE IN
ONE VEAKIN
SALEM,
VIRGINIA.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
December 11 and IS.
Kah tin Ih dim of the most substautlal nnd
rapidly gi owing eltirn In Virginia 350 bouoa*
built, population nearly doubled, and business
of poitoftlce increahod SJO per cent, m the mat
yew.
Situated on Ltie’Morfollt and Western Rail*
rond. the extension or the Hoanokt and Houth
©m (now assort'd), and the Baltimore and Ohio
to Salem (ifcw toritiimis), will metre
thu city an impo Taut railway center.
Salem la the # ueway to the
GREAT IRON AND COAL REGION
of Southwest V.rgiuia, an! Salem u.i<j Roauoka,
now rapidly growing tog thcr, will becomj tho
industrial neuter of Virginia. The iron fur
uare, ihe lactorle* Iu operation, lu course Of
erect.on aud actually secured, will employ
several thousand :ds, and tle present pupux
■alien will he don o I In another year. Nego
tiations are progressing to secure other large
plants.
l-rtlein Is an old and attractive town, beauti
fully situated tn the Hoiiio.e Valley. Klin*
refilled society, flip churches, good schools,
and the famous Knarioke Cos le.'O, now in It*
thirty-eighth year. Climate unsurpassed.
THE SALEM
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Will soil on
Ihtmnlii-r ISfh and igtli the moat ialaahlo
iiialiM-o and residence lots In
thl. growing city.
A pamphlet of 3)2 pages irne.
l-’or map, pamphlet, etc., addrese
J. tv. F. ALIjEMONO, Brest.,
SALEM. VI.
Executors’ Sale
Ship Railway, Stearaluj
LIGHTERS, ETC.
By J. McLaughlin & Son,
On TUESDAY, 9th December,
1800, at 11 o’clock,
At tin railway wharf or Hutchlnsoa - * Gland,
foot of Fast Ilroa-I street.
Boats In attendance to convey buyers.——
KTRAMTUO BEMINOI.K, keel condenser,
with tana, draws 4 feet 6 inches, in fair order,
license l to carry ISO pa,s -ngers.
The MARGES OSCAR WU.DK, MAYBELLB,
WARSAW, each sealed Inside, with a capacity
of S.OUO husllels.
RU E FLAT. 5,000 bushels,
BLACK LIGHTER, now under charter at fOO
pier month.
The RAI LWAY WHARF, PILE DRIVER and
ENGINE, ROTARY FUiIP and ENGINE, 1
HOISTING ENGINE aud BOILER, 6FAKI£
BOILERS, ENGINE.
24 PIECES SPAR TIMBER, AVERiVGE 7004
FEET. i
BLACKSMITH’S FORGE. TOOLS,
LOWS, ANVIL and .JACK SCREWS, COTTON,
SCREW, ii TREBLE BLOCKS, TURNING*
lathe, iron bolts, shipping bars.;
CLAMP SCREWS. CROSSCUT SAWS, LARGE
VJ-K, PIPE VISE, SHACKLES, CHAINS,-
BOLTS, THIMBLES, CHAINS and DOGS.
RIGGING SCREWS. 1 MAST, BALLAST TUBS,
with a large iiutubor of expensive BLOCKS.
OLD IKON, CHAINS, LUMBER, etc.
TERMS CASH; purobaaera pay for titles. A
reasonable time will b-i allowed for removal.
'V ILLI VM J CLEARY,
CHARLES C. ELY.
Executors last will and testament of George F.
liyrri-s, deceased.
REMEMBER TUESDAY. !rn DECEMBER, IS9O.
Pariio'i desirous of examining the plant can
hail for boats at any time.
LEGAL SALES.
CITY SHERIFF S SALE.
Surairr'a Orrics, 5
Crrv Court or Savaknah, >
Wavam.var. Ga. Novembers. 1890.)
I TN I>EK and by virtue of an execution iasjed
l out of the O.tv t ourt of Savatiuah, in
favor of RUFUS E. LESTER, palntllT. against
WALTER P. LaR'XIHE. Admiaisirator of tne
F.hUt 1 of INGRAM JONES, deceased, defend
ant, I have title day levied upon all that cer
tain tract of land, lying in Chatham county.
Georgia, known a. ti.e Rice Hope Plantation,
about lourtceu (14, mJloa from the citv of Sa
vannah on the Augusta road, containing oa*
thousand and fifty il.t ftOi acroa, more or less,.
being the tame tract purchased by Rufus E.
1 osier at Sheriffs sales as lbs property of
Mortimer H. WlUiama
And I will advertise and veil the same in
terms of the law on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
DECEMBER (same being the 2d day of tbo
mouth I, during the legal hours of saio, in front
of Urn Court House door in Chatham c-.uuty, to
aa'lsfy said execution. Term# cagh. Properly
pointed out by plaintiff's attorney, defendant
uoliiiwi of levy is writ lev.
L. L. OOODWrit,
Sheriff C. C. 3.
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