The morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, December 02, 1890, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES - TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS. Efforts to Induce a Witness in a Murder Case to Depart-Albany's New St’reet Railway Line-A Farmer Killed Under Lis Wagoa Wheel a—A Negress Murders a Rival. GEORGIA. The public schools of of Augusta have adopted tLe So ed.sh system of gymnastics. W. W. Howard was thrown from his buggy at Augusta, Saturday, but escaped serious injury. Welding is to bed no by electricity at the Columbus iron work*. The machinery has just been put in. Edwin B. Smith, forinerely cf Nesasn, who has her, > fu the newspaper business at Washington, D. C., for sometime, has just been promoted to the city editorship of the Bast. It is reported at Dahlonega that steps have been taken to induce the lady, wno :s tee principal witnessagains: Bur.*,charged with the murder of Bearden, to iti.a \ e the country. A child of Tobe Saggus of Sandy Press was badly bitt* ;t by a vicious dog belonging to Mrs. Sims of Hillman, The clothing of the caiid on, literally t irn to pieces, and her shoulder badly lacerated. A. I. Branham, managing editor rf the Brunswick Time*, has been engaged to ti,l a similar p aition cn the Koine Tribute. Mr. Branham will arrive in Rome ami begin his duties about Dec. 5. J. W. Jones, a farmer living near Bar tow, was going to town Saturday 0:1 an ox cart loaded with cotton. Being under the influence of whisky he fi ll off and was run oyer by the team aud killed almost in sta tly. He leaves a wife and several chil dren. Crawfordvilie Dispatch: A few days ago we were shown by Joseph Perkins the jaw bones of a Germ-.n carp, which were'filled with pearly white teetu. The teeth would measure a quarter of an inch in w.dtb. They resembled t be teeth of a hog more than anything we could compare them with. Jonas Woody and Grant Postell, while out t unting in Union county some nights ago, found sixty pounds of coffee wi ica had been stolen from Z. W. Ash of Lump kin oounty last month. The dogs treeing a ’possum in uu old hollow log in which it had been hidden was the cause of Its dis covery. Col. Nelson Tift will build a line of street railroad at Albany lrom the Hiisman ,v Agar corner down Broad street to the artesian well on the franchise of the Albany stre.n Raiiroad Company. He will canned his own line with l at that point, and from there to the depot both companies will u*e the same line. Atlanta’s inuniiepal election occurs to morrow. Here is the ticket: For mayor, TV. A. Hemphill;aldermen, F, P. Rice and A. Sfaorpshire; councilor n, First ward, J. Tye; second ward. 1L B. tSawrell; Third ■ward, Arnold Broyles; Fourth ward. Dr. C. E, Murphy; Fifth war t, Dr. J. 1). Turner; Sixth ward A. L. Holbrook. A Degress is reported to have killed an other colored woman et Pieston Friday. The woman who did the killing ig a bride of n few month-. Her husband, however, paid more attention to the woman who was killed i ban the bride could stand. A quar rel sprang up between the two, during the course of which the crime was committed. Jerry Stroud, an industrious negro living down near Orchard Hii), Spalding county, had bis house and contents and about a bale and a half of cotton burned Friday night. He had just bought a mule and proposed taking hu cotton to market Saturday and finish paying f r it But while he slept someone. it is thought, applied the match and robbtd linn of his ability to pay his debt. Macon is to have another wholesale grocery house of large dimensions in tue s;ear future. There was li ed in the supe rior court in that c.ty Saturday a petition for a charter for the Central City Gr eery Company. The corporation will do business in Macon, and the capital stock is #40,1)00, with the privilege of increasing it to $200,- 000. The incorp rators are 8. Mayor, W. B. Watts and James D. Stetson of Hawk iusville and B. T. Adams of Macon. The Macon me über is one of the firm of Ham, Adams & Cos. Shearer Casber had a painful accident at the glassworks at Augusta, Saturday night. Ttte “hre,” which is used in taking molten glass from the furnace, while not in use rests upon an irou stand iu front of the furnace, widch is known as the ‘'dog.” This ‘'dog” stands on two legs and was accidentally o. erturned by Casber iu picking up the hoe. The heavy dog fell on his foot and split his great toe from end to and. It was a painful accident, and a vehicle was sacured and the injured man sent to his home, where he could receive the needed attention. It looks as thoujth the state would have to levy an additional tax. The finance com mittee finds that the tendency ol’ the legis lature is to greatly increase the appropria tions. For iustauce, Mr. Jackson’s common school bill, now pending, runs the school uppertionment up to more than §1,000,000, when it was but little over §700,000 this year, including the poll tax Annin, Mr. Holtzclaw has a bill rabking the military ap portionment §25,000 instead of §7,500. And there are other hills that seek to increase the state’s annual outlay. Tiis being true, the committee on finance finds that an addi tional levy must be made. Augusta Chronicle: Jdose Carter went home Saturday night from his work, and as he neared hu house, out in the “Territory," he heard screams issuing from his own house. He rushed in and found Frank Bass, another negro of burly fame, beating his (Carter’s) wife with a walkingsiiek. Car ter got his pistol and fired five shots at Baas, one of which he tbit). s bit him on the finger, but Carter’s wife claims that the wound on Bass’ finger was caused by a bite wnich she gave him. A police officer was noir the scene at tbe time of the shooting anti rushed In and arrested all the parties to the melee. They were brought on to the court bousa, and were remanded to jail—a rather solemn reward for a husband who protects his wife from assault and battery by another man. FLORIDA. Escambia county baa no exhibit at Ocala's esposuion. An Episcopal church vsill toon be built in Punt a Gorda. The new hotel at Tarpon Springs is now being furnished. John Myers will soon resign the city mar ihalship of Titusville. Mr, Wilspn wih open the Cordova, at St. Augustine, pu Jjir. 13. The pe-ca-. cron In and nour Tallahassee was pretty good, this ye.r. It is runn red that anew hotel will soon be built at the corner of Main street and Kentucky avenue, at Lakeland. The Peace River Phosphate Company is erecting a little liou*eon the Png duck for the convenience of their employes. The Lakeside hotyl at Crescent City has : been sold to a New York party. ’ The 1 house will be renovated prior to its opening I Jan. 1. A company will a -on lie formed to dr-1 vqlop the pbcipbstoin the (stern part of the county. It has been tested and pro nounced equal to any in the state. The Duke of Marlborough and a party left Cincinnati Friday morning last. i<-r a trip through the south. It is rumored that they will visit Florida during the trip. W. D. Condon, a phosphate kiug of Ocala, was in Gainesville Saturday, lie closed a deal f r $35,000 worth of phosphate land* lying in Alachuu and Levy countio-. Patrick Daw of Trent wn accidentally shot himself in the hand last Kuturdoy,- the whoi# load of ebot passing ihreugn the palm of his band and taking the eu-ti off hit Angers. . . i George H. Carter expects to open the Tampa Bay hotel on Jan. Ij. He has en caged F, J. Hart as principal clerk. Mr. Carter is at pieaent at the Everett house in NewYfirk city. G. B. Coleman, a negro who went to Tampa recently and was employed on the 'i am pa Bay hotel, dropped cead Saturday while on his way to his work. It is sup posed that he died of hicrt disease. It is rumored that one of the ties' known hotel iren .n Massachusetts will run tbo Bun la Garda hotel this winter. lie is re ported to be a special friehd of Mr. Flagler, the reputed owner of that hostelry. During the month cf Novemler a total of thirty-seven seaco vrs and steamers ar rive 1 at Jacksonville,azainst twen’y-flve m October. Of the number in November eichteeu were st nm and nineteen sail. Orange* Have been going out from Oviedo at a lively rate the past . ek. about 2,5 ") being sent nut since iast Friday, and ti.e next week will ■e' • lo r g 1 ' increase cm these figures. Total shipments to da‘e 1 obi b xes. T. e Indian River Baptist Association, lately in ae-siou at Titusville, rut sc ibcu $413 as tm endowment to the Step n university of Dr La.nl, an J < 4-‘5 was prom ised ny the correspond in g secretary to the B iptisrs cf Titusville from the state inLshm lund.toward building a church. Anew town Is being laid out in Polk ; county, about twenty miles south of Lake ! land, to be raised "Phosphate City.” It is i snid that large deposits < f minerals are found t ere, and that considerable mining machinery will be eree'ed. A rui r a ! from Fort Meade to Lak>lind via Phos !. te City is now being coag-dered. Among the exhibit* sent to Ocala from Oviedo last Monday vena bushel of sweet r> itatoes weighing fifty- ix pounds. The bushel was composed of fifteen potatoes. Tbo ten largest weighed just forty pounds, and the heaviest single p <tato tipped the so lies at six pound*. They were grown by I’. N. '-arson, and the vines were only planted 1 ist June. Live Oak Banner: During the war Green Johnson, nil old resident of this county, had ne ofjhis eyes njirei, which has troubled Hirn a little at times ever sinew Hast week it inflamed and became so pain ful that ! c wns forced to consult a physi cian. He canto to town and called on D . NV. S. Airth, who examined it and found that pus was forming. The eye had to be removed. T_ewifoof Bryan Burnett, living a few miles south of Lake City, died very sud denly, after retiring in perfect health, on Friday evening of last week. Sna was b ut 75 rears of ago and had not eom pla ned. Her unmarried daughter. Miss Susan Burnett, while iu conversation with a visitor about noon Sunday fell forward and immediately expired, without any previous con plaint of illness. Bhe was aged about 52. A rumor is afloat that the Peace River Phosphate Company lias been ordered to move all their houses, wharves and all tbeir belongi g* off t„e light-house reserve on Gasparilla. It is said orders have been given not to allow any boats to laud or take any cargoes from the island, other then to let tho Peace River Phoiphato Company move what material they now have on the reserve. Several hundred dollars have been expended by this company building houses and wharves at that place, which may have to be torn down and moved off. Kissimmee Leader: A serious cutting affray occurred at Narcoossee last Tuesday night. Jack Simmons and Mart Manning became involved in a quarrel, when Tude Kas endeavored to act as peacemaker. Manning immediately drew n knife aud stabbed Bass on t ie left side of the back, ex tending under the arm. He tuen sltishtd him again in tho loft breast, barely missing the heart. The third stroke severed the muicles of the right arm to tho bone. The cu:s were ail deep and dangerous, but it is thought that with careful nursing Mr. Bats will come out ull right. At las: reports Manning hail not been arrested. Jacksonville Metropolis: Friday about 4 o’clock p. ui. as a Metropolis report er nss passing along East For syth sirer-t ho noticed a white boy about, 13 years of age, barefoot, dirty face aud hands, eating candy, just ahead of him, aud acting strangely. When lie reached McMurry’s stable door the hoy leaned against the jamb and began to shufila about and motion ids head in a peculiar manner. The colored meu of the stable en joyed it, thinking it soma foolish caper ,f tho lad. Uis jumps mid jerks increased, ad he pressed himself hard against the wall with a wild stare in his ey?s. It was then thought that lie was struggling with a fit or a subject of St. Vitus’ dance. Sud denly a large seed popped out of his mouth and fell on the ground, and the boy as sumed a natui a! appearance and askod for water, saying, “That prune seed was eras - ways ui my threat nr.d choking me to d?atb.” Recovered, he began to chew on a handful of peanut candy he carried in his and, and proceded on his way. He said his name was John Robinson. Phillips’ Dig-estible Cocoa Presents anew and valuable fool beverage, it is delicious to the taste, highly nutritious and rendered readily digestible. It w ill not cause distress or headache, like ordinary cocoa. Druggists.— Adv Heavy imported oassimers trousers §3 45, $3 55, §2 88, §3 90 and $2 98, worth §4 to §5, at the Bankrupt Clothing Sale, 159 Broughton street.— Ad. To Housekeepers. Jas. 8. Silva, 140 Broughton street, is closing out his retail stock of Crockery, China, Glassware and Housefurnishiugs at greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu sively in the wholesale trade. Xow is your opportunity for bargains in anyt ting in his lino. 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 line of Cham ber Bets, Dinner Sots, Ten Set*. Lamps, Cutlery, etc., and you wdl no doubt find something to suit you at the pr.cus offered. — Adv. No trouble to show goods at the ilaukrupt Cluthlng Sale, 159 Broughton street, whether you wish to purchase or not. — Ad. VEGETABLES FRUITS ETC. SEED OATS, TEXAS AND KANSAS RED It. i. OATS, SOUTHERNJSEED RYE, Cabbage, Lemons. Onions, Potatoes. FLORIDA”I)BAS6ES. ALX.FKUITB ANT) VEGETABLES IN SEASON KAY. GRAIN a:id FEED in O.r I.ots or Less, W. D. SIMKINS. FLCMKKw, l. a. McCarthy, 43 DIfAYTON STREET. (Comer ct Yor-t ht-eet PLUMBING AD m FITTING, STEAM HEATING A bPZCiALTY, LEATHER UOODs. Sea Lion, Sea Lion, Sea Lion. Hull Ifeck. 3nil JSTcok, For Covering Gio lypllrri. Gin and Kw mill Belting, Hai neas, Saddles and Bridle*. Neidlinger 8c Rabun StAvatmitAli. Oi*. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1890-TEN PAGES. MEDICAL. From Father To Son. Scrofula is a blood poison which descends from parent to child, it is a taint which must be eradicated , ,i from e sys tem betore a cure can be made. Swift’s Specific S g O. O, r, ves Out the Virus throug h the pores of the skin and thus relieves the blood of the poison. BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SX.'N DISEASES FSEE. T,tE SWIFT SPECIFIC C3., ATLANTA, BA. “ Castor 1 a is so well adapted to child', en that I recommend it a* superior to any prescription known to me.” H. A. Archer, M. D., 11l So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. ' | AreSalwConiiietitioi Getlln aiidHnstle! U But the trouble with them is that they cant catch up. We keep pushing things so hard that by the time competitors catch on we are off on anew lack. The now tack wc are on now is to draw your attention to the special line of DECORATIVE goods that we have added to our stock, suitable for Wedding and Holiday Presents. The following list of articles will give you an idea of what i- to be found in our display: Parlor Cabinets, Mantel Cabinets, Easels, Pedestals, Folding Screens, Pictures, Dressing Tables and Glasses, Conversational Chairs, Reclining Chairs, endless variety of “ye olden time" Rockers and Reception Chairs, and the ; most elegant assortment of Gilt Chairs ever displayed out- S side of Eew \ ork. Table Covers, Piano Covers, Mantel and Table Scarfs, ' Tidies, Limbrequins, Plain and Figured China Silks. All : grades*oi Plushes and Upholstery Goods. The only line of Portieres in the city worth talking about. Lace 'Curtains from SI 50 pair up to $75. A big stock of Fringes. W e can’t enumerate all the line of goods suitable for decorating your houses, but if you do not sec in this list what you want, call and ask for it and you will get it, at I!ii)fiifiiiliir(iaill!ir|Blli(iiisMfSaiMli. paints and oil*.. JOHN & BUTLER, \I7Hm: LEADS, COLORS. OILS, GLASS, VARNISH, ETC.: READY MIXEU PAINT.-: RAILROAD, STEAMER AND MHO. (SUPPLIES: SASHK . DOORS. BLINDS AND BLII.DKKh HARDWARE. S.-1v Ag ni for 1 b^DDLIMECALCINEiiPLASTm CERENT, HAIR AND LAND PLASTER 142 CtioicrviH street cod 1W St. Juhsu sue% Savsunah, Geurxis. AFFLICTED FRQ?4 CHILDHOOD. Mis S. Ritchey, of Mackey, Ind. -ays: “Justice io:n pels me to say that S. S. S. has woik.d lU£e short of a miracle in my in curing an of aggravated Scrofu la. which afflicted nrc from childhood. It attacked my throat and nose, and tine -.toned my lungs. Jiy throat was so sore that i was e< mpelicd to subUst on liquid food. When l began S. S. S. I was in aw. et hed condi tion hut commenced to improve a l, otro. .ad am now entirely well.’ for Infants and ChHdrers. The Ckntacb Comp rur, 77 Murray Street, N. Y Caioria cores Colic, Constipation. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, aud promotes di gestion. Without injurious medication. FISH AND OYDsTKRs. ESTABLISHED 1856. M. M. Sullivan & Son. IVlidesala Fish and Oystw iien^i, 15rt Bryan es. and 15! Bay lane. S*ann*h, Oa KUh oruer. for Punta Lords roceivsU hare bsre prompt attention. oHii*pma. OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY . FOB New York, Boston anJ Pbihdolphia. PASSAGE TO NEW YORK. CABIN* ICO 01 EXCURSION 32 id b i EERAGK It) ul PASSAGE TO BOSTON. CVRIN...._ *22 00 EXCURSION S 00 STEEHAGK 11 73 PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA. (Via New York.) CABIN ,f?3.5* EXCURSION a*o( STEERAGE 12 it THE magnificent steamships of these lines are appointed to sail os follow*—standard time: TO NEW YORK. TALLAHASSEE, Onpt. S. L. Auxins, WEDNES DAY, Dec. 3, at 10 a. m. KANSAS CITY. Uapt. W. 11. Fisher, FRIDAY, Dec. 5, 12 m. CAATT VIIOOCHF.E. Cant. 11. C. Daoostt, SATURDAY, Dec. 6. 12:80 p. a. N ACOOCHEE, Copt. F. Smith, MONDAY. Dec. K, IP. M. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, Capt. C. 8. Bin-., NVEDMESuaY, Dec. IU, at 4:00 r. M. CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. J. W. Catharine, FRIDAY, Dec. 12, at 3 A. m. TO PHILADELPHIA. DKSSOUO, Capt. Geo. Savaoe, SATURDAY, Deo. 6, 12 m. TO BOSTON. CITY OF MACON. Capt. 11. C. Lewis, FRIDAY, Dec. 5, 11:30 A. M. GATE CITY, Capt. L. B. Doaxe, TUESDAY. Dec. 2,3 p. m. CITY OF SAVANNAH, Capt. C. B. Goooixs, SATURDAY, Dee. 13, at 6 p. a. Through bilß of ia line given to Eastern and Northwestern points and to ports of the United Kingdom and the continent. For freight or passage anplv to C G. ANDERSON, Agent, Wal.Ui.rp.nililing, west tj.lv VAeh.inee. Merchmis’ avdMiacrs’ iraosporiaiiou tom’y. For .Baltimore. Every AVednesdry and Saturday (eity time.) CABIN §ls 00 INTERMEDIATE 10 00 CABIN TO WASHINGTON 16 i CABIN TO PHILADELPHIA ’rt 55 INTERMEDIATE TO PHILADELPHIA.. 12 75 /IL, r jPIIK STEAMSHIPS of tills company arc ap- J pointed to sail from Savannah for Bulli more as follows—city time: D.H. MILLER, Capt. G. W. Billups, WEDNES DAY’, Dee 3, at 51 a. a. NVM. LAWRENCE, Capt. M. W Snow, SATUR DAY, Dec. 6. at 1:S0 p. m. NVM. CRANE, Capt. Enos Foster. WEDNES DAY. Dee. iO, at p. n' And from Baltimore every Tuesday and Friday at 3 P. m. Through bills of lading given to all points Vent, ail the manufacturing t wns in New England, and to pyrts of the United Kingdom and the Continent NY. E. GUERARD. Agent, 56 Bay street. Plant Steamship Line. TRI-WEEKLY. Tampa, KeyWrutand Havana. SOUTH-BOUND. Lv. Port Tam pa Mon. .NVed and Sat., 11 p y. Ar Key NYi-.f Tues.. Tnurs. and Sun. at 10 p. x. Ar Havana NVed.. Fri. and Mon., 6 a. .m. NORTHBOUND. Lv Havana Mon., NVed. and Fri. at 12 noon. Lv Key West Mon., NVed. and Fri. at 10 p. a. Ar Port Tampa Tues.. Thurs. and Sat. 3 p. u. Connecting at Port Tampa with West Indian Fast Mail train to ad from Northern and East ern cities. For stateroom accommodations ap ply to City Ticket Office S., F. & NV. Ry . Jae eouville, or Agent Plant Steamgnip Line, Tampa. WILBUR MoCOY, G. F. ar.d T. A._ Savannah, Beaufort and Way Landings rpHE Steamer ‘BELLEVUE," Cant. T. K. 1 Baldwin, will leave steamer Ethel’s w harf, every Wbdxkhday and Friday at 10:30 a. v., landing at Blufftou on the Wednesday trip. Returning, leave Beaufort every Monday aiid Thcrhday a- 8 a. M , landing at Bluff ton on the Monday trip. Fare. §1 00; round trip, §1 75. For further inConr.ati.ju apply to W. T. GIB SON, Agent. BEAUFORT, FORT ROYaTI BLUFFTON~ S. C, STEAMER ALPHA. H. A. STROBHAR, Will leave every Tuesday and Thursday, at 11 o’clock a. m,, returning every Wednesday and Friday. Special Sunday trips to BitifTton every Sunday 10 o'clock a. m., returning Mondays. For further in onnation, apply to 1. G. M lilJ LOCK, agent. Katie’s wharf SUBPKBAS RAILWAYS Tybee Schedule. CE.NIIUL 1U11M!) OF ffllGlA, (Se.i’-annab and Atlantic Division.) TO TAKi: EFFECT SEPT. I7ru, lb&O. LEAVE SA.V AN MAH--S an da a ■ nn> ‘.lon day, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9:80a. in., 6:00 p. m. LEAVE TYBEE —Standard Tit >§•—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Taursday, Friday and Saturday 5:10 a. in.. 4:00 p. in. SUNDAY ONLY. LEAVE SAVANNAH— btandard Time— -9:30 a. in., tfPkl p. m., 6:'o p. in. LEAVE TYBEE —Standard Time a. in., P-’:01 p. nv, • :00 p m. Family exoursiona on Tuesdays and Fridays. Whole tickets tj cents, half tickets 2u cents. T e company reserves the right to withdraw the Nile of these tickets without notification when ever suen days ar© required for social excur- BjoDs or otherwise. Vaafr'ngers are required to purchase ticket* who wish tue benefit* of excursion rules. E. T. CHARLTON, Gen. Pass. Agent. T. S. MOIPE. Superintendent. at) A I*. HOWDY 11 AY K YOU TRIED BROWN’S SEA FOAM SOAP? It Preserve* Uw Cloth**, i an rxcellent Toiiet an 1 Hath Soap. twin* vary KItAUKANT. Put up in large cars ai Five oente ssca. Can hr bad of ail popular grocurs. Henry Soloroon&Son WHOLESALE AGENTS. * RAILROAD*. ' JACKO-WILLE, TAM AND ItTWIYSI? THE. TROPICAL TRUNK itxtn FFFhCr NOVEMBER 25, UOU Central Standard Tim- 2* t MW pm • S'saio Lr. P. o. 1. nvji! , .vr,-. • s:^*4 3:Aipm + 2:13 pm lc:2jaiu Ar. E. V. L.M. \ugu-t ne f’c’hl v alp t p:n !‘ l,:W m~7l ij Vr,E.t'.L Opm,d . . -cku 'T?*™ • ’ ' •:4:wj pm +iz.-jti )>fii - '..joaiu t,v jccksjqvl ' ... .** b:CO pm • 2:09 p.m.nO:S3 uni Ar... l'aiaU'a tl 7:12 pm * 3:14 pm til: I* an \r HeT 'e } 10:am * 5 -l, p ® R:33pm '4:2spmOi2r,pm ' I!i'!’ ' D d^.Tl \‘l 3:0ia,,! •:Sts-S2 9:10 pm r *:4o pm * 1:33 pm Ar . . i.S.inforj }‘l tie ' stfoam'4 Sfcu.fi* iAr ,:!sam ‘ : m* * pm ' *p® Ar Kisiimraee.' tv li : loSS !;* n ' : n*K.g * liWpw,* 5:13 pm, Ar Bartow .£„> Bniofr * f*'-\ l ,w Ar iieesbure . j v , •:•';> am * B.v.pj, ‘Rwiy. ?DaUy inapt Muadav. sundav <• .- —~ J ' ■ ------ " ~ ' '.Lilii 1 w; •twStt M-l *° and *. at Port with Plant Steamsalp Une f,r Key We 1 and'm > aUJ U “ '? Pullman BuiT.r Sle-ping Car, New York to Tampa withcuVehanL Fur maps, scheduSra. etc., address on Srv „ - — “ -- - W. L>. ACKERLY- nn P— .(p-,, bavannah, Florida and Western Railway i j Ipfp ’liSills ll.OJam 1:.A) am ~:ospm 2:i>s pun Ar .. .Albany. ... Lv diStm ‘-SOpm 7:soam ,:Sapm !3:OOicn 11:30an,.Ac Jacksonvllw ...Lv 7 : oOam AI.Ll — 3:Xlpm 2?®FS t : v P>U anford Lv Ml., *l2 615 am " " :& pu. 8:65 pm: Ar -Tampa. ...Lr| 7:35 pm 1.... 1;“!*" Ar....uii psviiitj Lv ..!.!!! i : 59Pm jjGbam, a2:H piaii:l4 pm Ar— N'ald sta.. ... Lv J ; 20pm S :, 1 '!? am loHpm 1:48 pm Ar. ThomasviUe .Lv . I!.'!! ‘ ! : ; 4 P’ n i B:22pm, :I:22pm Ar....M nrieelo,. . Lv ’O-c, 8:45 ™| 3:3d 11 in 3::tf: pm Ar .. Hambridge.. Lv " Hein' 4:15 pm i : }St pa * 4:10 pm, Ar..Cjattaiieocnee..l.v ... i g’oOam 4:K)|,m 6:4, am, C:oopm s:oopm. Ar Macnu Lv t ........ H:ls pm ......... Ar.... Columbus ....Lv! H-io'pm* Jljan ' pm! ,iKI am Vr Montgomery .Lvl 7:30pr01. ... • IK ii:xi -fNair-n jEstfp wLWm —= ' ,'‘ Lv Savannah 3:.sspm|iLv desup ...... ”7? ' 7r~ Ar Jasup 6:25 . m* Ar Savanuah ......j u.iOam m . . SLEEPING CAR SERYICI AND "twain Trams Nos. 23, 14 and £7 have Pullman Sieeping Cars betwee i \ ivi- Vort- Pert 'Campn. No 7- has Pullman Sleepers between .ir.cksonvilie'and New YiM- J ftsi a.l regular stations between Jacksonville and Savannah when passer rers °l,' B Bt PS Nos 3 and carry Pullman SI epers between Savannah. Th“t,dfie Mo vilie aid Live <'<. ! reins Nos. 27 and 5 connect at Jes ip for >iac. n ’ Atlanta I Jn ! ?'fi. 3ac i so,! ' Train n connects at VVayeross for .1 Ibaay. Montgomery, New '(M 2m w tbe Cincinnati an 1 St. Lout.:. Through Pi.ilinun Sle .per V) ayoross to St. l2lhs‘ N “r™ nf’x neft with Alabama Midland railway at Bainbridge. * ot igjuia. Trains a and h con- Tickets sold to all points and baggage checked through; also slee-ying car berths an I secured at passen - r stations, and t.ciiot office, 22 Bud street. J B OLIVh R: w us,u? - ,* eetll,M '• r-iilwrimcndent. _ r. M DAYIDSf •'. OENTBAij hi-latvOj2‘ CrEORiFiA SOLID TRAIN’S SAVANNAH TO ATLANTA. ALSO SaV.VNN.Vah W MlPvrni w BCHKUttu: in wgr novasaEß 19TH, 1899 (jjTXwnaHD TIB*. 9Jra BEaiOIAVI TO MACON, AUGLbI'A AND ATLANTA. Lv Savannah. . E:4oa in 8:10 pm Ariitecon. 1:20 pm *:Poain Ar Augusta . :1:40 a m 6:13 a in Ar Atlanta iUOpna i.:43 i in TO HOME AND CHAITA. VIA ATLANT v_ Lv Savannah 6: to am FilOpra Ar Macon 1:20 pm 3:00 a m Ar Atlanta 6:10 pm 8:15 a m Ar Kingston . 10:12am Arltome. daily except Sunday 31:35 a m Ar Chattanooga 11:40 p m 1:00 p xn TO CARROLLTON & CHATTA. VIA GRIFFIN. Lv Savannah ........ B:Ulpm Lv Macon ... o:lsam Lv Griffin 0:25 a m Lv Carrollton 12:30 p m Ar Chattanooga C: 10 p u, TO BIRMINGHAM A.Nl> J4EMFHI3 via MACON Lv Savannah. 8-10 o m A r Macon ~.J.ioam Ar Ccluratme 1!:E0 in Ar Birmingham. 6:spm Ar Memphis 6:SJam TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPiUa V r ia Lyons and Americas. Lv Savannah 3:80 p as 8-45 n m Ar Lyons t: opm 12:0! p m 1 A r Amerieus ... o:2)puii Ar Columbus 9:45 p m Ar Birmingham C:ooumj Ar Memphis 6:10 p ml THROUGH TRAINS TO SAVANNAH. Lv Birmingham 11:35 p m Lv Columbus i . Oil'll a m Lv Amerieus I tift _ 9:15 am Lv Lyons f ,ia An ‘ eI:CJS 8:35 p mi Ar Savannah t> m Dinning inm B:4sam Lv Columbus I Macon 3:40 p ,n Ar Ssvaunah . Jtd( ort 5:30 a m Lv H mtgomery ) 7:31 p in . :5 < a in Lv Enfaula \ via Macou. 10:25 p m 11:06am ArSavannah i 5:5.3i> m J}:Boa in Sleeping cars on night trains between ijnrattuah and Aug i*ta; Savannah and Macon; Savan nab and Atlanta. Solid trains an i IVliman Buffet Sleepers between Savanna . and Birmingnam via Amerieus. Dinner train lv. Savannah 2:00 p. in. Returning lv. Guyton 3:30p. ra.:ar. Savannah 4:30 p. m tlaiiv. Sundav excepteii. „ _ Millen accommodation (daily) lv. Sullen 5:00*. rn. ar. Savannah 3:0d %. m. Ratunsic&l v. 3 vannah 6:00 p. m.: ar. Milieu 8:50 p. m. „ ... Guyton accommodation (daily except Sunday) lv. Savannah S:4J jv m.;ar. Guyton 9:1 J p. as. Returning lv. Guyton 4:45 a. ra.; ar. Savannah n:!W a. m. 9-JO p. m. train trom Savannah wii! not stop between Savannah and Millen. Passengers for Sylvania. Wrightsviile, Millodgevule ani Eatonton should ta.!:e6:4o. m. train; for Carrollton. Ft. Gaines. Talbotton, Buena Vista, Blakely, Clayton, taue 8:30 p. in. traim. Ticket office 19 Bull street and Depot. . „ CECIL GABUETT, Gen. M’g'r. IV. F. SHKLLMAN. I raffle 51 gr. F. f. LHARLtON. O. P. A RAILROADS. East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway System. TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY —TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST. corrected to 1 ! Ohio i Payiig’t Nov. 16, 1990, nvi.it. gpecia’. Express I.v Savannah SFS WRv 7- 0 prnj 701 am Ar Jesup S_F & Wdty .10 30 pm| 888 am Lv Brunswlc i. . KTV AG Rv. 11l 01 pm 89) am Ar Jesup KTV &G K 00 am|lo Sam I. Jacitsottvilif HFS W Ky 800 pm; 700 am i.v t'ailahan. . S FA W Rv. 815 pin ,33 am Lv Waycross.. SF& W Ky. 11 10 put 915 am Lv Jesup KTV A G Ky. 1 ' am. JO 40 am Ar Macon KTVSO Rv 617 am ‘1 35 pin Lv Macon . ...’!KT VA (i Hy 702 am, 7 10 pm Ar Atlanta . ..JET VA G Ky 10 35 am 10 0 pm Lv Atlanta . JET VAORy■II 0 am II oo put Ar Rom? KT VA G li. 150 pm 000 am Ar Cbat'nooMi STV& GRv 500 pm 615 am Lv Ct at’nooga }A C Hlopm 15 p 750 am Ar Burgia ... ;5 A C 300anJ OSO an 301 pm Ar Lexington. ,i5 A c 418 ate; 350 am 360 pm Ar Cincinnati ;a < rooam| 840 an 980 pm J. I'.u.'iw.’ta VV '' Rtiiiti 315 pm 750 hoi Lv Btirgi'i . Lou. Sou D ■' 335 am 310 pm Ar Louisville Lou. Sou. Div. 725an1 7 15 imi Lv Roiri... ..IETV*GRyI 1 60pin] 24u am Lv < lev.- ami. KT VAG Kj 405 pm 610 am Ar Knoxville KTViOKy 635 pm ;755 am Ar Morristown ET V A G H} ‘ 8 10 pm, 9 50 am Ar Paint Rocfe.JE TVS GRyj 9 52 pm lU>7 am Lv Paint Rock jR& UK K. 956pm11 12 um Ar Asbevtlle ft APR R It 33 pm[l2 48 n’n I.v chat’aougaiM&O JJiV... soupmi 710 am Ar Decatur.. .;M A C Div... 1.2 15 am.ll 30 n’n Ar Memphis... {U & C Div... |0 60 am| 040 pm OHIO SPECIAL is Solid Train Jacksonville to Caattanooga, carries Pullman or Maun Sleeper Jacksonville to Cincinnati, Pnlimnn Sleepers Caattanooga to Memphis. Chattanooga to Louisville, Knnxviite to Asheville, uti.l Pullman OompartmpntSleepers Brunswick to Atlanta. Connects at Koine with Pullman Sleeper, arriving Philadelphia 10:55 p. nt., via Harrisburg, amt at Cleveland with Sleeper, arriring Washington 2:30 p. m,, via Lynch burg. DAYLIGHT F.XPRE3S carries Sleepers Ma con to Onattanooga. Chattanooga to Memphis, Chattanooga to Clnclntuiti, Knoxville to Hot Springs and Atlanta to Knoxville. C nnccts ni Knoxville with Pullman Sleepers, arr.uug New York 1:20 p. ni. ilarrishur.-. KATES TO TUE EaSi arias low as by any all rail route, an i the scenery is itnexcel ei. COMPLETE INFORMATION cheerfully fur nish* and. Apply to Ticket Ag'-nta of connect iug lines, or to FRANK N. TOLLY. WM JONES DM. P.t-. Agt.. Trav. Pass. Agt. 75 W. Bay Street. JsCfcsoavllie. Fla B. W WRENS, CHAH N KIUHT, Gen. Pus .A. Tkt AtC Asst. (Jn. Paw Agt., Knoxville, Toon. Atlanta. Ga. xu nla te&f.::;:;.;:*..;;;; • etoatßomery 3:45 ain Ar New Orleans .V 3:15 pS ;IUNE,V ORLEANS VU MaOON & ATLANTA •* [s• [ArMomgomery ...V.* t|?2 fcgfg Ar Now i gleans 7:'(WaJn 2! 15 pin TO ME a* ORLEANS V uMAiJCN <fc COLUMBrJ .LvSavannah BsWo n ■ ' A‘ t° ‘"i_' finWam Ar Montgomery 7:05 pm |ArNewOrleans r.-ooim I'fuNMVVURLEANIi v'LA.MA. On"It LtJifABLA Lv Savannah 6:40 ain 8:10 pns i i a ou , l:2i) pm 3:00 a us. ArEufaula 3:50a in 4:lopni Ar Montgomery 7:85 am 7:05 pin iAr Mobile 1 :56 pin 2:03 ans . Ar Xaw Orleans..... ......... 7:80 pin ? :00 am TO ALBANY VIA MACON. jLv Savannah 0:40 a m 8:10 p m ii -v Macou 4:00 pm 10:t6ut Lv Amerieus 43:04 p m 3:08 pns I.v Smithviile 7:25 p m S: 10 p m iAr Albany 8:10 pm 2:sopm Lv Amerieus i. f Macon B: '* m 2:30 pro Ar Savannahs 5:55 p m 6:80 am Lv Augusta 32: .30 pin 3:4 3p m ArSavannah 5:55p in 6:80 ans Lv Albany i 7:00 am liSTpiu Lv Macon !-via Macon. 31:00 am 31 :Z0 p m Ar Savannah ) 5:53 p m :30 a m Lv Atlanta 7:10a m~7:so pTn Lv Macon... 11:00am 31:30pm ArSavannah . : f. p m 6:80 am RAILROADS. Charleston and Savannah Railrcai Schedule in Effect Nov. 16, 1890, TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by Standard Tune, which is 36 minutes slower than city time. NORTHWARD. No. 56.* No. 14.* N0.78.* No. 16. J.vSav . 6:55 a m 18:39 p m 8:10 p m 1:10pm Arßeu’ftt ll:.0a in Ar AUd'le 4:25 am 8:55 pm Ar Aug. 7:00 am Ar Char.. 12:16pm 5:20 pm 12:56 a m 6:50 p m SOUTHWARD. No. 15.* No. 85.* No. 27.* No. 23. I,v Char.. 8:19 aiu 2:35 p m 4:00 am 1:45 a m LvAug 9:30 pm Lv BeuTt 2:00 pm.... Ai Sav— 11:40 a m 6:22 p in 6:44 a in 5:05 a m ♦Da.ly. Train No. 14 stops at Green Pond. Train No. 78 stops only at Montietb, Hardee vilie, Kidgeiand, Coosa•.vhatente, Green Pond, Ravenei. Trains Nos. 13,10,35 and 36 stop at all stations For tickets, Pullman car reservations ana other information, apply to J. B. OLIVEROS,. Ticket Agent, 22 Bull street, am! at dep >t. E. P. MrSWINEY. Gen. Pass. Agent. C. S. GADSDEN, Superintendent. INSURANCE. JOHN - S. .lOHIVSOX. A. L. A3IE, DIN.JOISON4CII XAMikcrixun INSURANCE. REPRESENT ONLY FIRST-CLASS COM PANIES. „ „ 98 BAY STREET. Telephone 64. COTTON FACTORS. Thomas F. Stubbs. Wili-iau S- Tisos* STUBBS_& TISON, Cotton Factors, 86 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, GEOB6IA liberal sevaaos* rnsds oo coaMlgamm* ll cot tea.