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GIDDY CARRIE CARELESS.
the PEOPLE AND THE TIMES ARE
AT A DEAD RUSH.
putty Pitchers the Latest in Decora
tive Art —The Flower Show —Mrs.
Cutter at Home -How the Hygrienic
G-irl Goes to Bed—Mrs Leslie’s Vene
zueia Medallion Mrs Whitney’s
Generous Brother Jenness-Miller
Invents an “Adjustable Gown.”
{.Copyright.)
New York, Dec. o.—" The times are sim
mering and we must simmer with thorn,”
so says Crane, ia “The Senator,” and so say
we all of us who mingle with tho world of
people aad come to have an appreciation of
t ue b uy hurry in which everything is mov
ing.
All the girls were simmering last week,
and not only simmering but actually
steaming after the last now dec rrative fad.
please don't expect much, or you may lie
disappointed.
The fad was this. To obtain a pitcher of
biiv size and shape, the more odd and unique
ho better, then cover it with n. thick layer
of putty and orname -t it by st,eking acorns,
horse-shoe nails, broken bits of china,
nieces of cork, pencil stubs, stick-pins, cut
glass stoppers, seali g wax medallions aud
charms into the putty.
The whole affair is then gilded with two
coats of dull gilt, and, when dry, is ready
to adorn th > choicest corner of the chained
room in tho house. When the girls tirst
grasoed this new idea in all the intensity of
Us decorative reality, so great was the de
mand for putty that ail the artists’ material
shops laid in an extra supply, and thou ran
far short of the demand.
The commonest kind of ink bottles are
transformable into harlequin perfume
casks. After the ink has been drawn from
their depths the bottles a e cleaned and
painted ia stripes running from the neck of
the bottle down to the lower edgo. Tho
stripes are silver, gilt, bro ze. scarlet and
blue. A coat of varnish is added to the
scene and then perfumery i3 poured in, and
there is y >ur harlequin scent bottle.
Elliot Shephard, Georgo Vanderbilt, Jay
Gould, Seward Webb and all the other boys
were present tho first night of the flower
show at the Madison Square garden. All
classes and conditions cf people were at
tracted by the floral display. Gommon
people went because they loved flowers, and
for a few dimes c< uld enjoy the pleasure of
gazing uoon and smiling ulcoms that they
could never see anywhere else. Moneyed
people enjoyed it, because they learned so
much that was new to them in floral culti
vation.
The chrysanthemum was king, queen,
courtier and all the royal family combined.
N; thing like tho size and beauty of this
flower has ever before been seen. A single
flower made a corsage bouquet, and three of
them were as largo a center pieoe as a table
could fashionably carry. Many of the plants
were sold. One oft. era, the Mrs. AlpLeus
Hardy, retailed for $1,500 per plant.
Society people are stiil regretting the fact
that William Waldorf Astor has leased a
house in London and is about to remove
himself, goods, chattels, big bag, little bag,
bundle and bandbox, entertainments, big
dinners and all to that city. New Yorkers
do not wish lose so magnificent a host, and
it ia hoped that Mr. Astor will soon forget
the unappreciative American public’s
political snubs and roturn to the home of
the free and the land of the go-as-you
please.
When a voting woman has gone through
a course of figure development, rouudiug
the bust, hardening the muscles of the arms,
filling out the legs aud making the flesh
firm, she is not going to let tho results of
her efforts be hidden underneath a frock
whose fullness conceals all tho beauty of
shape that she has been to such trouble to
obtain. Her dress must fit like the paper on
the wait, and she must look as if she had
bein moulded into it. An evening dress of
tho period suggests a pair of Cghts, with
the legs made in one piece instead of being
divided. The wai tis more than skintight,
being drawn to the last degreo of snugne-s,
and it extends only high enough to hide the
“bosom’s voluptuous swell,” which we have
all read about in poetry.
A well-known young society woman, who
her stock of sensational enterprises
running low, actunily undertook to wear
live asps for bracelets, after the fashion of
Bernhardt in “Cleopatra.” It is well nigh
needless to lemark that tho fashion was so
unpopular that the woman had to abandon
it ere she had fully tried its effect upon a
large assemblage of people.
Mrs. Custer is one of the most widely
sought women in New York society.
Though bv no means a society woman, and
permanently saddened by the sad death of
the ge.ieral, sue frequently yields to the
importunities of friends and goes forth to
heo me the life and soul of the circle that
sue cao ses to e ter. Two clashes of society
holdout welcoming hands to this gifted
lady. The literary world, on account of the
excellent books that she hai added to their
libraries, and the social world, because her
r *B und family entitle her to enter its
domains.
!’ is said that Mrs. Custer suffers acutely
m writing ot her own and her husband’s
war expenrnces. Each pen stroke brings
hack the past as vividly as if days and not
yean; hail intervened between it and the
present. After au evening of such scenes
,tl tn her dead hero and love Mrs. Custer
retires to her room to walk the floor till
morning light.
ihe hygienic girl sheds all her clothes at
bight and puts on a night wrap to take the
Pace of the garments that she has worn
during the day. The day garments are
sung up anc i aired, and put on in the
morning fresh and sweet and un jaded by a
■gut s per.-onal association with tho body.
*“?. un i°n undergarments that extend from
Okie to chin are doing good work in this
spec;, c impelling the nigntly exchange.
'Fp t gowns are heavy, warm aud thick,
j?. ver Y similar to bath robe3 in fashion.
.'*l P°° r taste to wear bows and gee-gaws
( the neck of night dresses. They do not
“anee the I eauty of a simple toilet,
th ~l ,o' v s cannot remain single. And
~ * ihe truth. There is something about
mem (ayou’know-how-it-is-yourselfieeling)
nV j - w * Illon to !ler f° r P'ty, sympathy,
oia iytee. A schedule, carefully tabulated,
uJi*® Ui® following report of widows aud
Jdder “5 years of age, one widow in ten
u “ and her three j’ears of mourning
ca ,- e expired.
So yeara, one widow in twenty-five
Jit the prescribed time.
w sr years and above 35. they do not
a , ' _ at all, but buckle on the marital
soon as a desirable call is issued.
l** laVf ’ J-'U heard that Jay Gould and Mrs.
. v • :m ara to married very soon?
at o' \ ’ k women are wonderfully swell
ri j)p 'neuter of an evening. Small hats
hav ’° a ** 10se w ho are so unlucky as to
" ? 'heater invitation overtake them
of 1 1 4 . 1 is C’o late to go home for a change
hie i 4 s - lnvar ' a bly remove the offensive
lap mid sit with them in the
aniitC ' e hair is worn plentifully frizzed,
down rS i!, s are trimmed with mink, ewans
aifer! -i P i r or an M fur that the lady can
n v ’; 1 he purse strings are all tnat limit
| e ‘ b _.,L les 111 furs this season. You may
Hie vi-r'- ' at evorv woman you see has on
air , r V ' T ’.‘ ICBS t fur garment that b can
a,. ’ * heater dresses are made as fancy
diuV.tr . nill * , * lO toilet Is suggestive of
’),. . a V U u than u public a-sembly.
... . 101 “rr. Frank i.esiie's collection of
m', i w ° ne I s highly prized by her asacer
n- a d .'i ]?• “ a gold medallion sur
•„r' ? ''y diamonds set Ilka th* rays of a
r ,P’ W huckle fastens this a single
totini ni a.*!* w wrou kht lu the Venezuela
H r ,.-‘ Cl ' ,*• ”in the cause of humanity,
. „V n , hlvilizalton" this dec ration
Ti, t , i, i ' l /.”' hy the republic of Venezuela.
■ j,,,. ’ , worn h> the fair owner upon
hi iv J h ’'tform,
1 • ... ~* t' soiieation was cau‘d on
•urs u '*"* Dtslto’s aiinouncud leo
> 'u* dey arutlou that, owing to some
irregu.arities in the business transactions,
Mrs. Leslie refused to appear. The money
eas refunded at the box’offloe, and great
numbers of sirs. Le lie's friends adjourned
to her rooms at toe ll ggs House, wore an
informal reception was held. Mrs, Leslie
looked perfectly chormi ig ia pmk crepe.
Around her neck was aneckl ice much worn
by her, aad always greatly admired for its
value and unique brilliancy. It consists of
nine een diamonds as large as a silver dime,
exactly alike, and strung together so as me
to show any gold setting. Whenever she is
near New York Mrs. Le lie al ways tak -s a
rua to the city for a visit to her artistic
workshop in the Judge building, to wi.ich
she is devote ily attacaed.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich refused to write
Christinas or Thanksgiving odes, averring
that his muse caunot be restricted to time
and pdace. Its action must be spontaneous,
unfetteied, free.
The Connemara is another garment that
cannot be downei. It is so handy to slip
on, so comfortable when once on, s> con
venient ia concealing list season’s dress that
both soul a-id body cling to it with a great
clinging. The improved Counetnuras have u
band of eider down around the threat, and
are faced with a pretty contrasting color
bordered with eider down. Witt these
cloaks is worn a toque always, never a big
hat. The back of the toque is trimmed
high, and feather bands border the edge.
\ cry fashionable, indeed, are the men’s
coats with belt and cape, lined with scarlet
or, better still, tor cold weather, chamois
skin.
One of the most valuable collections of
diamonds in New York city is owned by
Mrs. \V Pitney, wife of the ex-Secretary of
the Navy. idhe has an exquisite d.amond
necklace, worth $?o,000, and solitaires ns
large as hazel nuts. One single diamond,
set in a pm, is reputed to be worth SIO,O K).
The entire collection is appraisal at a out
SIOO,OOO. Many of these gems were the
gift of Mrs. Whit ey’s brother, a western
oil king who adores his sister. O-ie of this
generous brother’s gifts was the mansion on
the corner of Fifty-seventh street and Fifth
avenue, which is the Whitney’s winter
reside.ice. At another time it was a check
for SIOO,OOO, “to be used in entertaining
friends.”
Mrs. William Astor has a wonderful dia
mond necklace. It is six strings doep and is
set with no gold visible, giving the dia
monds the appearance of being strung to
gether. Mr. Astor has lately had it en
tirely reset and has replaced all the smaller
and inferior stones with diamonds of sur
passing brilliancy, Mrs. Astor rarely wears
it, as she is not overfund of personal adorn
ment. Both she and Mr. Astor, however,
rejoice in the posses ion of beautiful jewels,
and are willing to pay a fortune anv day in
the week to obtain them, taking the same
pride in their ownership that they would
take in a beautiful piece of Haviland or
Sa'suma.
For some reason, not fully explained, all
the gray half-mourning frocks are made all
in one piece, running from the shoulder
around the waist down to the bottom of the
dress. In this way thoy are a little dressier
than the plain wuist-and-basq ie style and
are more becoming to figures both thick and
thin. Gray velvet sleaves, very full, are
also added, or sleeves of any thick ma
terial.
Those who do not care to buy fur sleeves
may find these full velvet sieoves servicea
ble to wear w ith the natty little capes that
everybody owns nowadays.
Jenness-Miller awoke the other dav to
find herself famous. In a brilliant, scintil
latiug moment she thought of devising a
gown with adjustable waist and skirt, war
ranted to fit all figures through all the fluc
tuations and variations of increasing adi
pose. A word to the Jennoss-Miller dress
maker and the gown was fashioned. When
first made it looks quiet, dignified aad ordi
nary. a sleepy sort of dress that no one
would look at twice.
But arouse that irock and It is awake all
over. A little rubber band loosens the
sieoves, the collar becomes freer in the same
beautiful way. The waist kuows a mar
velous elasticity by means of ribbons and
bauds and tapes, and as for the front of the
skirt, there is absolutely no limit to its
adaptability. The woman has yet to be
found who, by any feat of prowess, can get
beyond the compass of this all encompassing
garment. Surely the halcyon days have
come. It is time once more to bo plunged
in darkness and left to grope our way back
into the light of modern improvements.
The full blaze of this last new glory will be
overcoming and overpowering to the world
of women.
Please get us oie c>f these gowns. They
are. like Jamaica ginger, handy to have in
the house.
Walt Whitman is poor, old and para
lyzed. He can no longer write. Both mind
and body forbid it. But be occasionally
sends his greeting and good wishes to some
paper, and, in turn, is rewarded by as large
a chock as the editor seas fit 10 write. Ha
and Hubert Ingersoll are devotsd friends,
though differing widely in creed.
When you make eboealate now of an
evening, sprink'e a little cinnamon on top
after the chocolate has bean poured in the
cup. It adds the same piquancy and charm
that nutmeg adds to lemonade, Umon juice
does to vichy, sliced lemon does to tsa, or to
come nearer home, that salt does to an egg.
When your best young man is coming to
see you. you will want your mouth and
chin to be os presentable as possible. Pre
pare them after this fashion: Rinse the
mouth thoroughly with cemphor and water.
Then rub alcohol lightly upon the lips and
chin, rub hard with the towel, treat to a
wash of perfumery, and rub the lips with
a rough cloth and then again with per
fumery. Now, rinse the mouth with wiutor
green or any sweet smelling herb.
The boys get themselves up lovely with
bay rum and cardamon seeds. If very ele
gant, they mix a few drops of oil of violet
in the shaving water. Haven’t you de
tected it once in a while when you've been
right near dear Charley’?
Of course you have, dear. You needn’t
answer. Console your pangs of conscience
by committing to memory the Spanish
proverb, “All the world is made jus ; like
our own family." Carrie Careless.
Sternberg Must Sell.
Tbo town cries out now, cheap, cheaper,
CHEAPEST, till the public is that, confused
that it knows not whore to look for sincer
ity. While we claim and intend to reduce
our stock by putting on low prices, wo are
not offering “cheap goods.” Tho standard
of our stock has not decreased one iota—
the prices have, though—and Christmas
buyers will find'the lowest prices in town
for the best goods at
Ster.vberg’s.
Rich line of Plush Goods at
Sternberg’s.
Fine Sterling ami Plated Silverware at
Sternberg’s.
Superb display of rare Wares and China
at
Sternberg’s.
Gold Handled Canes and Umbrellas at
Sternbirg’s.
Onyx Clocks and Tables at
Sternberg’s.
Ladles’fine Gold Watches and Chains at
Sternberg's.
Bronze 1 , Vasoi, Oeuuino Cut Glass at
Sternberg's.
Diamonds and other Precious Stones at
Sternberg’s.
Wedding Presents ;n extensive varioty at
Stkbnb erg's.
Sliver Toilet Ornaments for Ladiei at
Sternubkg’s.
A set of Solid Silver for Christina* at
Sternberg’s.
Thousands of attractive novelties are at
Sternberg's.
Fine Opera Gias-es, very low, at
— Ad, Stern n iug's.
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890.
A Poverty-stricken Millionaire C
This seems a paradox, but it is ex
plained by one of New York’s richest
men. “I don’t count my wealth ia
dollars,” he said. “ What are all my
possessions to me, since I am a victim
of consumption ? My doctor tells me
that I have but a few mouths to live,
for the disease i3 incurable. I am
poorer than that besrw&r yonder.”
“ But,” interrupted the friend to
whom he spoke, “consumption ran
be cared. If taken in time. Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
will eradicate every vestige of the
disease from your system.” “I’ll
try it,” said the millionaire, and he
did; and to-day there is not a health
ier, happier man to be found any
where. The “Discovery” strikes at
the seat of the complaint. Consump
tion is a disease of the blood —is
nothing more nor less than lung
serofula—and it must aud does yield
to this wonderful remedy. “ Golden
Medical Discovery” is not only an
acknowledged remedy for that terri
bly fatal malady, when taken in time
and given a fair trial, but also for all
forms of Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, as White Swellings, Fever
sores, Hip-joint Disease, Salt-rheum,
Tetter, Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles,
Erysipelas and kindred ailments.
Local Record for the Morning Nows.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair; decidedly colder.
Special forecast for Georgia;
Fair weather Tuesday, westerly
winds, warmer except on coast,
colder; fair weather Wednesday.
Comoarlsoml mean temperature at Savan
nah. Ua., Lire. 8, 1890, aud the moan of the
same day for sixteen years.
Departure
Mean Temperature , from tho ] Departure
• ——— ' normal Since
for 18 years Dec. 8, ‘9oj -j-or j Jan. 1,1690.
__ 54 | 54 _J -1-00 | —837
Comparative rainfall Rtaietn^nt:
Departure |
Amount for Amount from the Departure
10 years. for normal j Since
Dec. 8. '9O. -j-or Jan. 1,1890.
.14 [ VsH j-1 31 | -4 9
, Maximum temperature. 56, minimum tem
perature. 17.
The hight ot the river at Augusta at 7:33
o'clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time) was
7.0 feet, a rise of 0.8 feet during the past
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Morning News.
Savannah. Deo. 8. 7:fßp. city time.
| Temperature, j
i Direction. 2 s
1 a ■
! Velocity. . ]
| Rainfall.
HAM*
or
STATIONS.
Portland ~..| 18 W j. L...;Cloudless.
Boston 88 NW' 6 Cloudy.
Block Island 1 89 N £.81!... Cloudy.
New York city —j 22 IN :2j .06 Snowing.
Philadelphia j 44 N lb . IFP’tly cloudy
Washington City. ! 44 N C .10 Cloudy.
Norfolk j 84 NV7 14| ,86|Snowing.
Charlotte... j .58 SW 86; T iCloudy.
Ilattoras j I
Wilmington 34,NW 14 .1, Cloudy.
Charleston ! 46|NWj 8 .04 Cloudy.
Augusta 44 NW Ooudy.
Bavannah 4s.NW.I-; .01 Cloudy.
Jacksonville ’ 58, N 6 .08|Cloudless.
Tampa
Point Jupiter, Fla. 74; W Cloudy
Titusville i 04 W 10 .32 j Cloud leas.
Key West 74 W j— Cloudless.
Atlanta i 84 N ]42.. . . Cloudy.
Pensacola I 38 N 14.... Cloudless.
Mobile 381 N 111 ;Cloudless.
Montgotuery 36;NW 14, Cloudy.
Victsourg 81 N ; 81 Cloudless.
New Orleans 46 X WTO, Cloudy.
Shreveport 40 NW! 0 Cloudless.
FortStnitb 46 W li Cloudless.
Galveston 50 N 14 Cloudleas.
Palestine 88 N ..! Cloudless.
Browneßviile 51 N .. 1.... j Cloudy.
Knoxville 80 NW 8, Cloudy.
Memphis 30 NW) 6j.... ICioudless.
Nashville.. 45 MW 6i *T ‘Cloudy.
Indianapolis 86! W .. j Cloudlets.
Cincinnati 28 W 6| .84 Cloudless.
Pittsburg 46 NW 6 Cloudy.
Buffalo 20 8 K 6 *T Cloudless.
Detroit 14'9W‘ b| Cloudless.
Marquette 1 34 W 10 , loudy.
CMoago 20 ; S W 18].... Clou less.
Dulutu 96! S W .... Cloudless.
Bt. Paul 28 b W 8 ... Cloudless.
St. Louis 24 8 W 8' Cloudless.
Kansas City 30 SW 6;.... Cloudless.
Omaha 30 E 8 Cloudless.
Cheyenne E 0 SW 14 .. Cloudless.
Fort Buford 84 SW .... P tly cloudy
St. Vincent 34 W 10 ... P'tly cloudy
*Tlndicate- trues. Tlncaes and huudrodshs.
C. S. Qoboas. Observer Signal Corps.
Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa
Is a valuable substitute for tea or coffee. It
nourishes, while they only stimulate. A supe
rior drink for children and for nervous and del
icate women. It is different from all other
cocoas. AU druggists.— Adv.
To Housekeepers.
Jas. S. Silva, 140 Broughton street, is
closing out his retail stock of Crockery,
Cbiim, Glassware aud Houselurmshings at
greatly reduced prices, to engage exclu
sively in the wholesale trade.
Now is your opportunity for bargains in
anyt ling lu his line.
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 Sets, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Lamps,
Cutlery, etc., and you will no doubt find
something to suit you at the prices offered.
— Adv.
Many letters arc received by the P. P. P. Cos.
from patients, saying they had used such and
such a blood purliier and sar.taparillis, men
tioning their names and stating they did no
g od. and they did not get well until P. P. P.
(Prickly Asb, Poke Boot and Potassium; woe
tried. These l -tiers we started to publish,
when the various manufacturers wrote u, fear
ful letters, end w discontinued same, but P. P.
P (prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and Potassium i Is
triumphant on every occasion, and has made a
hoet of friends in cures of ' yphlu-, Rheuniaiitnn.
Scrofula, Flood Poison, Dyspepsia, Malaria and
Female Complaint*.
A fact worth knowing is that blood dig .-ares
which all other medicines fail to cure yield
slowly hut surely to the blood cleansing proper
ties of P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium).—.4 tie.
\V. d7CHAMPION.
SPECIALTIES!
Groceries,
laiquor.-a,
Fruits.
Vegetables
anil Produce.
QUALITY THK BK.BT. PRICES THE
LOWEST. UIVE US A CALL
A. H. CHAMPION’S SON,
US Caagrea* aud US B*. Julian btrevu.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENTRA WORD.
APVrrrrsicMEXTS, 15 w-aru* „
more, in this column t nsrrtsi for OSS
CBiST A H UliD, Caeh Hi -A a ounce, eacA
kmrtioa
Everybody vVi hat any wan* to mvpty.
anything to buy or mil, any lenuu or
aeoommodatUns to secure; indeed, any uiii
tp orai.\f*4 should adnertOe in this eolum .
CALKXIiAK.
DECEMBER
TUESDAY
I***' t hr world slide, lot tho world go;
A 1£ tor care and art? for woo!
If 1 can't pay, why I car* owe.
And death makes equal the hi?h and low.
—John lityiii.oil
SMOKE
fas Cories Ip
EVERY DAY.
PKRSONA.L.
( ' Oto the FOREST CITY PHOTOGRAPH
Y* ROOMS, IJUBs Congress stent, fur fine
photographs. AH styles from smallest to life
skits cabinets a speciality, 8 1 per dozen. All
furniture, accessories aud instruments new and
of the latest design. FOREST CITY PHOTO
GRAPHIC ROOMS.
"ISTSB GRACE HARMON of the Sew F.n;
A J land Conservatory desires punlls in piano
forte and voice-culture; terms moderate. Ap
ply at lit) South Broad street.
I AUNEY & GOEBEL have Just opened th -
It largest, cheapest and prettiest stylos of
frames and easels ever brought to Savannah.
DR. F. O. EXLEY, dentist. Offers hts S Tvices
to the people of Savannah. Office, 158
Liberty street.
r J' , HE PUBLIC is cordially Invited to visit the
1 formal opening of
GEORGE MEYER’S
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
THIS AFTERNOON, 8 to I).
HOW IS THIS?—
Why not secure your Christmas
Candy now, as delay is your loss Cut prices
this week but four days, if not sold sooner,
2iHc. lb Marshmallows drops (to-day).
I4?#c. lb., 8414 c. Chocolate Creams.
On - half usual price.
I:2},£c. lb. pure Mixed Candy.three a-Rortments.
Not refuse, brokeu or stale.
Sl'jje. lb. Special; at 50c. beautiful package.
Been HEIDT’S Pretty ( hr'tktmas Goods?
Slakes a specialty of Perfumery, Cut Glass
Bottles, Tootu and Hair Brushes, Whisk Hold
ers aid Christmas Noveltie. at low prices.
Saturday, Sample Cologne, etc., corner Con
gress and VVhi alter.
A NY BODY and everybody is liable to be
71 ’•short" of money at times. If you arc,
"UNCLE ADAM."at 40 Jef/e-son street, corner
Congress street lane, will advance you money
on any of your jewelry, clothing, tool--, or any
thing of value. Polite attention to all. Il costs
nothing to be civil.
, ’ IVEN AWAY, one banasoms almost life-
V I size picture with each dozen Cabinet, Photo
graphs. Call and see saiupios. LAUNEY &
GO it BEL, Savannah, Ga.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING !n K Is column
will surely bring great revolts Try it aud
be convinced.
INFORMATION has been received of party
who, ou Saturday, Nov. 23. picked up
pointer pup, 6 mouths old, white, with liver
sor t ; if not returned to 78 Bryan street party
willb) prosecuted.
r I”G THE PUBLIC—We intend to infom you,
I in these columns, of the goods we Bell and
the bargains we offer. M. LAVIN’9 ESTATE.
DOST forget that LAUNEY & GOEBEL,
with their full corps of flret-class artists,
ate fully prepared to execute all orders for
their well known crayons and pastel pictures.
Suitable for the Christmas holidays.
r>UN. John, here they come. Who? Why.
* WELLS BROS. See what they have:
Curtis Bros. Preserves. Baby Corn, finest ever
eaten, Atmore's Mince Meat, Slaple Syrup,
Malaga Grapes, Fancy King Apples, lemons.
Oranges, Buckwheat, Florida Mullet Roe,
Wheat Farens, Fresh Roasted Coffee. French
Peas, Ferris and Brunswick Meats, Pure Leaf
J,ar ;, Price and Royal Baking Powders, Fine
French Candies. WELLS BROS., cor. New
Houston and Barnard sts. Telephone 138.
IF you are is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, al lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds.
Watches, Jewelry. Clothing, etc., and if you
wont your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left, patronize home enterprise and
cal; at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 178 Congress street. K.
MUHLBER9, Manager. •
IFMFIRE BARGAIN 00., Corner Liberty and
J Jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
orgnn at a very low price.
REAL ESTATE.—Before buying or selling
consult W. K. WILKINSON, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer.
HSl>B WANTED.
\\7ANTED, a good house servunf. Apply,
V v with recommendations, at No. 72 Hunt
ingdon street.
] SORTER WANTED, one w ho understands the
care of horses. -Apply at 17 Broughton
street.
PRINTERS WANTED, a good news and job
IT printer to take charge ot au office, also a
young man to set straight type. Address
rtK JORD. Montezuma. Ga.
ANTED, a business man willing to work,
v a good opportunity for the right man.
No dude or drunkard need apply. Address P. O.
Box 440.
\\7 ANTED, a driver, must be able to read
’ v aad write Appl at SAVANNAH
STEAM LAUNDRY, I-umber street, betiveen
Marga et and Zubly.
VL’ E make a liberal offer to traveling and
v local salesmen in every state who call on
retail grocers. GLUTEN ENTIRE WHEAT
FLOUR CO., 135 Lake street, Chicago, 111.
YITANTED, a competent cook; roust come
?f well recommenced. At pty, during morn
ing hours, s t 402 Houth Broad street.
YVANTED, good reliable white man about 80
t V years of age, good references and habits.
Address 31, Morning News office.
\\ ' ANTEI). a white cook. Apply at Arnold
If anl President str--
YV ANTED, men and women of ability in
V f every city, town and village to act as
agents for tho lat lies’ Homs'Journal; we want
the best obtainable class of agents, and to str-h
unusual terms will bo offered. The Journal is
the handsomest periodical for ladies and the
family ever ias ued, and has nearly half a million
sut-scrlhers. It will be ad ertlseJ the coming
uiirumu and winter on a larger scale than ever
before, creating a deman i t at agents should
b ready to till. CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.,
I’mb-delphla.
YV/ANTED, a flret clans, tbor nighly ev|H-rl-
M anoad I raveling (.desman, well aoquniuled
with the Wholesale grocery butdnea* and txe
Florida t.adt. Liberal terms wilt be made
with Las right party. Address, staling full par
tlcuiars. Lnck Box it, Jacksonviits, Fla.
>V and habit, Adarass F, lloriuag News.
STATU
or
weather.
HELP WANTED.
WANTED, bookkeeper and fertilizer ules
’ * man. Address Psstoitloo H*x IST.
W ANTED, five ca i*.- r-: only re table per
) * sons need apply I*l Congress
W' ANTED— A steady woman to do general
V v house*- rk for a small family. Apply
171 Huntingdon street
TITANTED, a good oar;enter Apply to WM.
’ BOUIIAN, corner of llunttog’dou and
Mercer streets.
JSMPLO X _VL E.vy w amtid]
DRESSMAKER— Thoroughly competent will
go out bv the dar. Satisfaction guxran
teed. Address STYLISH. Nows office.
\ GERMAN baker and pastry cook wishes
position in hotel, restaurant or bassry
Good references Ad ir-ss. HENRY, this ...Ter’
VN OU.VIt MAN wants position as stenog
rapher and tyi.-writer. Owns machine.
Address ENERGY, this oftteo.
\\ r ANTED, by a sober young man who has
f T been in the bar and gritcery business
three years, a situation; salary no object; can
give city reference. Address box it, M ruin-
News.
ROOMS WANTED.
\WANTED, bv 1 H>o, 18, in good locality, two
V ’ unfurnished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. Refer, nee given and required.
O. W. NaILE, care It Lincoln street.
U UCVliliA K HOI m a N m
\\f ANTED, a second hand safe, coinbinati -n
* ’ look, welching 1.50) to Y.iXk) pounds.
Address BALDWIN & c.i,
\Y ANTE!), an opportunity to convince even
“ the most sceptical of the superior qua!
ity of our wines and liquors, M. LATIN'S KH
TATE.
\VfANTED TO RENT, a house with stald-g
v f attached, somewhere north of Liberty,
hot ween Habersham aid West Broad. Apply
Phillips Bros., Cl Barnard street.
ROOMS Ivj itKn i.
O OOMS TO RENT, newly furnished, for gen-
XV llornen only, 189 Liberty street.
IFOR RENT, two large rooms on thirl floor
_ over Butler’s l’barmncy. Apply al store.
{FOR RENT, furnished rooms, pleasantly
situat'd nt 1 74 Broughton street.
Ij'OU REN f, flat of rooms over office. Empire
Steam Laundry, 109 Broughton street,
suitable far business office, architectural, in
surance, res! estate, etc., etc. Apply at office
below.
IHM’SKh AND STOKES KOK RENT
IFOR RENT. 8-room house on Third el nt,
I near Lincoln. Apply on the premises.
IFOIt li! .NT. bouse 154 Taylor street. Inquire
A.-, COHEN, 1511)4 Broughton street
OTORE TO RENT, Hay si nvt. Ihr- a stories
I’ and cellar. Rent sixty dollars JOHN 11.
RUWK.
IFOR RENT. Dwelling and store ,s5 Whitaker
St., from Nov. 16, 1890. Apply to K S.
CLAG HORN, real estate agent. 7 Drayton St.
RENT, comfortable dwelling, containing
all modern conveniences, on west side
Duffy street, between Drayton and Abercorn
J. M. FULTON, Agent.
IFOR RENT, new nine-room house, with
large yard and stable sriedi, Second avenue,
between Drayton and Aliercorn. Apply at
CHARLES JuIMDAL’3 RESTAURANT, city
market.
LX)R RENT, vary desirable dwelling; Gall
I street, near Barnard, all modern con
vsuienc - . Tenant will sell furniture very
cheap. Possession at onot*. JNo. SULLIVAN
& CO., 104 Bay street.
IFOR RENT OB LEASE, the WM Hold build
1 mg; It is a handsome now edifice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of bus!non; possession given imme
diately. Apply to JOHN BUI, LI VAN, Treas
urer Union Society.
LMIRRENT OK SALE, tine new house ua
I Gaston street, between Lincoln and Haber
i ham Just completed. All conveniences;, im
mediate posi'ession. Apply to a. It. LAWTON
Jr .Il l Bryan, or ’.V. TRENHOLM HOPKIN3,
at Savannah Guano Company, 88 Bay.
YNOR RENT, an elegant four story building
t 45x00 on Bull street, with cellar 10 feet in
tho clear. First slory 15 feet, second story It
feet, third story 18 feet, four'll story 12 feet
high. Plate glass front, elevator and all mod
em Improvements and conveniences now in
course of erection. < >ne of tho best stands In
tho city and would make an elegant retail dry
goods, grocery, clothing or drug store, same be
ing one-raif of the new budding to be occupied
by us. Tuc two stores divided by lire wall.
Possession given from November 15th to De
cember Ist. For cut of the building and terms
apply to DAVIS BROS.. Savannah, Ga.
FOR HENT- MlSl I.Id.AN BOOS.
fPO RENT, the large ball in the Odd Fellows'
1 building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germane, sociables, balls
orany public gathering; seats 600. Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A. It. FAWCETT, .Market
Square. ■
RENT, typewriters. 137 Perry street.
IK'OR KENT, splendid office, very cheap. Ap
- ply on second floor No. 5 Drayton street.
Fvftt KENT, blacksmith and wbee:wrlght;
best stand in city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMAKTIN A MEHRTKNB’
Stables.
L'OK RENT, stalls, muio viens; accoittinoda-
i 1 datiocs for any kind of stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Hale, Boarding and Livery
Stables. QUILSLABTIN & MEHRTENB.
IU RENT, warehouse on River street, for-
JL moriy oooupie tby Artesian loe Company.
Atmly to F. U. BEIJ. liusinosa Office, Morning
New*.
FOR SAUL
r OOK; Five Organs, Six Sewing Machines;
I J must be sold cheap this week. C. P.
MILLER. >3l Con. ress street.
\ PLENDID BUSINESS i ' )B KAI. :
. l large-t pool room in the state of Florida,
containing twelve tables in flrst-class onl -r;
cigar store in front: theater, with 400 seating
capacity, in rear, ami ten pin alley on the aide:
the entire place in perfect order; a good chance
for a live man: owners caunot give it attention;
located ou Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla. For
particulars address LEE ROY MYERS & CO.,
Savanoab, Ga.
f A RETURN TUBULAR - BOILERS and En
I'* gines cheap and good. GEO. It. LOM
BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.
CTOCK and fixtures of groc
kj chandler’s store; wi’d take stock If desired
Apply at JOHN H. SCHROuEK, Marzet dock
IOORSALE, tyuewriters. new and second-hand,
also exchanged and repaired. 187 Perry
street.
f'Oll SALE, fifty five acres land adjoining
city limits. Apply to JOSEPH H. HaKKK.
I NOR SALE -Cows, South Carolina milker.
' an l springs and Fine Holstein Calves, at
OUILMAKTIN_& MEHRTENB’.
IJHOSPHATE LANDS I nave some great
bargains in phosphate lands, nothing su
perior in the state as to quality, quantity and
price. All busi'iess s rictlv confidential. T.
BRIOHA f BISHOP, Ocala, Florida
i NOR JALE, timber lands, pine and cypress.
1 for turpentine aud saw mill purposes: alto
pho*p!:ate lands. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH &
Cos., Jacksonville, Fla.
HORSES and MULES, Carriage Horses,
Business Horses, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
accomodations for Boarding horsas and mules,
nice Drags, Buggies, Saddle Horses in livery at
GLILMAKTIN U MEHRTENS’, Tt -ptior.e 251.
jT'OR HALF,.—
. CHAMPAGNES—rerrier Jouet, VeuveClic
quot, Mumm's Fixt.-n Dry, Ver/ensy.
Piper lleldsieok and Imperial Cabinet,
toe Acme of American Wiuea
RUMB—Ht. Croix and Jamaica, 18U’ proof;
New England, double stamp, 101°, and
domestic grades
IMPORTED WHlSKlES—Jamieson's Iriah and
Raunar's scotch, 115* proof.
CORDlALS—Benedictine. Vermouth, Anisette,
Absinthe, Curaooa, Kuromel, Mara
schino. etc.
M. LAVIS H ESTATE. Telephone 54.
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FOIM).
I’OCND, a black horse, with bamess <m
. Owner can have same by paying for ad
vertisement and keeping of same, inquire at
Powder Magazine for JULIUS JACKBOS,
” REWARD.
( ff REWARD.—Lost, a Havanuab, Auieri
fioliy cu t and Montgomery railroad receipt
from Amerioua, Ga., for 11W bales cotton, con
signed to E. A. Cults Finder please return t
osBHUYN SOPH A 00., 7'-H Bsy street.
LOST.
I - OST, • n Friday last, the sth ir.*t . a polievof
J the Maryland Life Insurance; ompnuy. N>.
1'.5*4. A sin.able rewar i will fie paid on l- re
turn to PEACOCK. HUNT A CO., No. 114 Hay
street. Savannah, l ia
1i e-r. Macs M-rse, Bator lay night on Lib-rty
j street, with harness atui bed. The Under
wtll tie paid when the hor.-e is brought to W.
W. CHISHOI.M S house, c rurr Gordon ael
Abercorn •ireet.
It -ST—Black and whits Pointer Pup, seven
j months old. Reward if r-torno) t’-W. P.
KAVANAUUH, with Butter tt s> tey-ms. Bay
street.
I 1 '--T, dark brown cow, with h - - brands I
J M. K. ou left side aud hip. Rouarl will
be paid if returned to MRiK TYLEK, U 1 Mout
gomory street.
lOT. white setter hitch, six months, 11,
J spotted lemon e< I.vr on ear- ntid a k It -
w ard if left at office St) Bay street. MURRAY
M.STEVVAHT.
IOBT, a white bull terrier dog: answers to
t name of ''Nero.’' Liberal reward if re
turned to 8d Pri.-e lr,-et, comer Onariton.
MISCELLANKOUa.
t LUOATOR FOOT PURSER, Allligator
X\ Leather Purses at GARDNER'S, Jd'S Bull
great.
(t HOICK ROSES aud other flowers brought
in daily to Strang • Drug Store; .vs , Hue
floral dt s guv made to ordor. OKO. WAGNER,
Telephone 448.
OLD PORT WINK, Imported direct through
Savannah Custom Hou*e, in caws suitable
fur pres nt.;. V. LAV! VS ESTATE.
I 001 C AGAIN ! Want to close out alt my mer
t cbandlse; .price secondary consideration,
c. P. MILLER.
* s an'AUY, Mocking-Birds and Parrots. Bird
V Medicine. Cage., Bird bead. etc.. atGAKD
N - 4,l’idj Bull itrurt.
IT EFORE you buy or sen property consult
I T HO BERT 11, TATEM, Real Esiate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
( 'Ul' E'LO\VER3. Floral Designs, Plnuts.
V lfecoratioiis ntlemlivd to hv Oeltcblg's
Nursery. J. GARDNER. Agent, Bull
street.
INSURANCE, protoct your property against
lire, storms and cyclones, bee adv.-rtine
menl JOHN N. JOHNS', in £ CD.
IAItGE BTOCK of dolls, dull carriages,
t wagons, carts, wheelbarrows, balking
borses, shoeflies, tool chests, guns, drums,
swords, games, books, toys of ad kind, at
LOU'S VOGbL'S, Jefferson, near Now Houston.
Cheapest blace in the city,
IFUUNITUREof all Itimls repaired in flrst
i class style by E. B. CO.
(4 AS administered dailv. Teeth extracted
3 without paiu. Ha\ANNAII DENTAL
I’AULGK.S, lUI Congreai strr-t.
\ CHOICE selection of rtn* curtslns just re
recelved, from 50c tos>a pair. Call and
sts? them. E. B 00.
MATTRF.9SEB renorr.ud in best, icrm in the
city by Empire Bargain Cos , Lilt-rty and
Jeffemon nt rests.
*1 4 HE fluent Malt Whisky. In hottl and in hulk.
J Hold by M.J.AVIN .S ESTATE.
\\rillTE and colored Camellia Japonlca
Vi Flowers now ready for delivery in any
quantity. Packing for shipment a specialty.
Ord-rs solicited. J. GARDNER. Agent,
Bull street.
w *'****“-**" "iwwwwMWewwwwv-i a* ms MnnMMßw
SANITARY PLUHMIJNti.
HAPPY WIVES
—AiNrn—
Cheerful Husbands.
JUST THINK OF IT!
No more flrns in tho grates.
No more coal ami wood t&kon carpet#.
No more milod carf>etfl and burnt
Only one fire to korp j<olnr now.
Aud only half tho wood end coal n^cpsaary.
THE SAVANNAH PLUMBING CO.
has for tho hot hot wnter hoafftr in
the world, ami in now ready to i;uarunta any
or distribution o? v>.rnuh r<*
quired. IMh done by tho true HOT WATKH i
HYHTKM, f'iat i, un apparatus with
oat pressure, either from steam or mechanical
obstruction.
Tit* ladle i and gentlemen of ftavannah are
cordially invited to call at our office and one
in opera'l n and find out how much time, fuel
and trouble can saved by neatiuK their homes
by this system.
Savannah Ploabin Cos.
0
150 Broughton Street.
LEGAL NOTICES.
( ’ EOUGIA, Chatimv (,’otwrv. Whereas,
J JOHN H. BROWN Ims apphsd to Court
of Ordinary for iajttors of Administration on
the estate of ABRAM IfUltKtC, deceased
These are. therefore, to cue and admonish all
whom it may concern to be and appear lief ore
said court to make obj -ction (If any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
JANUARY NEXT, otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable Hamptok 1.. J-'ir.Rnrtx,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the Oth
day of baccinber, 1890.
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk 0. 0., C. 0.
Gt EORGIA, Chatham Countr. Whoreai,
f gKuKGEB. PRITCHARD has ajipliwl to
Court of Ordlouryfor Ixttt'wsof Ad rdnutration
c u the estate of WILLIAM It. PRITCHARD,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it muy concern to he and appear before
said court, to make objection of any they have;
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY NEXT, otherwise eaid letters will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the Ist day
of December, 1894.
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk C. 0.. 0. C.
PROPOSAL* ,VANTED.
REMOVAL OF WRECKS IN SAVANNAH
It RIVER. UNrrr.u States Ewoineeb Grncz,
Savannah. Ga., Nov. 8, 1890. - Sealed ijraposuis
in triplicate wid be reared at this office until 12
o’clock M., city time, DEC. 10,1890, for remov
ing the wrecks of the steamer Habersham and
barge, of the steamer MilvdgevJl", of the
steamer Hen. Leo, and of a sand flat anl of a
flat loaded with brick, sunk in the Savannah
river at or below Savannah. Ox Attention is
Invited to Acts of Congress approved Feb. 26,
18.“.',, and Fob. 23, 1887, Vol. 44. page 382, and
Vo!. 24, pare 414, Stellites at Lar.e. For all
necessary Information apply to O M. CARTER,
First Lieut. Corps .Lngineerv, U. 8.
WINTER RESORTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHERSPHINGS.
Resort and Sanitarium.
SUWANNEE, - FLA.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Located on a high,
dry bluff, overlooking iheSuwauriee River, with
its beautiful scenery. The unique Coquina
Rock Main Buildings, surrounded by the cun
fortable cottages, supplied with hot aud cold
mineral vr .ter dire-ot from the spring, offer-, as
a Winter and Summer Re-sort many a Ivantagos
thatcan ontv bo appreciated by a visit. Per
fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant, tampered by tho southwest breeze of
the Gulf. The remedial virtues of tho water for
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Complaint*, are too well known to be expatiated
upon. Wr.te fur pamphlet with testimonial!
and circular w.t'i rates.
8. H. PECK. Suwannee, Ha.
Mapolia Spies Hotel
Magnolia Springs, Fla,,
WILL OPEN DEC. 80. I*H>.
For terms, Im.ustiut*i> Book, etc , address
A. C. OGLKMAN, Mmisgor,
Everett Mouse. Now Yyr* City,
AI’CTION RALES TO-DAT.
AT AUCTION
COWS, HORSES AND MULES.
C. 11. DOPiSEIf. Austioneer.
will sell on TITESDXY, oth inst., at Auo
tione- rs’ Stab corner West Uroai aal
C.*ar:tja street, at 11 a..
One full-bloi>Jed DEVON COW, with younr
calf Ulo third*.
On** b ? v n eiicbtlw DF.VON COW, four
COW*, all niilklnfr an 1 ft*< *^rs.
Two or uurj HOHStIS aud MULI&?, frnid for
farm purpo^ei
Executors’ Saie
Sliip Railway, Sicaiafu?,
LIGHTERS, ETC.
By J. MsLaughlin & Son,
On TUESDAY, oth December,
1880, at 1 1 o’clock;,
At tbs railway wharf on Hutchins m’i Island,
foot of Fast Broad street.
Boats lu attendance to convey buyers.—
BTEAMTUG SKMINOIE, keel condenser,
w ith tan ~ draws 4 feet 8 Inches, in fair order,
licence 1 to carry 50 passengers.
The BARGES OSCAR WiI.DK. MAYBELLE,
WARSAW, each sealed inside, with a capaeity
of 5,000 bushels.
KU I: FLAT, fi.iXH) bushels.
BLACK UUIiTKR, now under charter at SOU
per month.
The RAILWAY WHARF, PILE DRIVER and
ENGINE, ROTARY PU*IP mid ENGINE,
HOISTING ENGINE and BOILER, SPARE
BOILERS, ENGINE.
41 PIECES SPAR TIMBER, AVERAGE 700
FEET.
BLACKSMITH'S FORGE. TOO 1/1, BEL
1. ' Ws. ANVIL and JACK SCREWS, GOT TON
SCREW, 4 TREBLE BLOCKS, TURNING
Lathe, iron bolts, shipping bars,
i lamp screws, cmhsset • r haws, large
VISE. PIPE VISE, SHACKLES, CHAINS,
holts. THIMBLES, CHAINS and DOGB,
RIGGING SCREWS, 1 MA ST, BALLAST TUBS,
with a large number of expeuelve BLOCKS,
OLD IRON, CHAINS, LUMBER, etc.
T ERMB < ASH; purcliaeer* pay fog titles. A.
reaaouahle time will B - allowed for removal.
WILLIAM.I CLEARY,
CHARLES C. ELY,
Executors last will and testament of George FV
Byrnes, deceased.
REMEMBER TUESDAY. Btu DF.CEMBER.IBOO.
Parties desirous of examining the plant can
hail for boats at any time.
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AUCTION BALES FUTUHK li Ws
’arimiffi’ Sale.
ROWLAND & MYERS,
AUCTIONEERS.
Under and hy virtue of an ordsr of sale granted
by the Judge of the Superior Court of Chat
ham county, Ueergta, ou the 41 and lyof Deeein-
B r. IHjW, In the ease of H. 0. MINOR and 11. I„
MINOR, by their Guard an, GEO. A’. uIVENS,
VS. CHARLOTTE DUCHESSE D’ AUXY, et
al , the iinderslgne.l. us Comtnlsdouer.s will
sell before the Court House, on th FIRST
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, 1891, the same be
ing the Bth day of tho month.
All that lot of land In th- city of Savannah
known as lot (IS) eighteen, Columbia ward, the
same bslug <;0 by DO leer, more or less, and the
Improvements thereon, consisting of a thron
scory on basement brick dw ding. Fee simple.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles.
JNO SULLIVAN
GRATZ C. MYERS.
W. B. BTPBBB,
ONE-STORY DWELLING AMD LOT
AT AUCTION.
C. H. OOnSETT, Auctioneer,
Will & 11 iv?, tho Court Homo on TUKSDAV*
January Oth, Ib9l, during tho usual hours of
■ale,
A portion of lot No 25, Screven ward, on tha
uortht ait ••orner ©f Cuvier un i Waldburg lane#
ftinl tho improvetnnnts, comirtluff of a one
■tory, four-room
•"'*
PETITIONS FOR I INCORPOR ATION
/ i EOltaiA, Chatham County To the Hon
* * orabla the Superior Court of said County:
The petition of J. f\ WILLIAMS, J. S. WOOL,
(i- <>. W. LAM AIL (JL<>, W. AiaLEN, W. W.
CHISOLM. GCSTAVK FOX and 0120. W.
OWENS, respectfully |howu that thv desira
fur and such others tu may rnj n-
Kociated with ttiem, to bu Incorporated for tho
t rui of twenty yearn*, with tho i nriletfo of re
newal at the end of that term, under rue name
and style of the LAFAYETTE LO/.N COM
PANY; tiiat the object of said assoc iat 100
Is to carry on the business of a savings and
loan company, by uie accum lation of a fund
from the payments made by Us members and
the stock subfcHM for by them, and to loaflt
and advance ha and fund and tue proilts thereon
and auch other noon ys unsaid aso -latlor*, may
obtain to the mernisirH and to others in suca
wa/ as mar be determined In the b laws of
uaid ftssucfatlun; that the capital stock of said
Association shall is? twe itydivo thousand dol
lars, divided into shares < f one hun irt and dollars
eai’h. but your tsdltioners desire the privUeif#
of increasing said n ock to an amount not to ex
ceed THREE IIUNDKLL TJIUUHAXD HOL
LA liS. aud the privilege of decreasing ttie
same to an amount not Ic.h than the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars; that the principal
placo of business of said company will
bf 9in tho city of Savannah, Georgia.
Tiiat they desire for said association.
tr> have the rijfht to invest in real or
personal property, to sell or mort the same,
to take mortgages, deed* or piedg h o i reulty
or personalty to secure loans made by it or
debts dus to it and to sell or assign the same; to
have the right to vnakf by-laws aid to enjoy
ol the privile;.'FS iucrlent to corporations or
exercised by th*rn. Wherefore your petition
ers pray an order of thin court incorporating
them, and t heir associates, under tho sakl name
for the said term, and with all the power#
herein prayed for. GEO- W. OWENS,
Petitioners* Attorney.
Filed in office and recorded this !sth day of
November, 1890. JAMES K. P. CARR,
Clerk 8. C C C . Ga.
JKWELBI.
NEW GOODS ~
Ur.CF.rVED FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
] FINEST selection of Ladies and Gents’Gobi
Watches aud Diamond Jewelry, Go <1
Headed lanes and Umbrellas. Gold Berm,
Toothpicks, and a ar.; oi o.es of Clocks ami
line filerlnig Stiver m elo ar.; cases
LF.MAIRU OPERA GLASSES.
Gold Spectacles and Eye Glosses and a variety
of fancy articles at
A. L. DESSOUiLLONS.
The Joweler, <1 Bull street.
II Aft DW AUK.
Oliver Chilled Plow.
BEST PLOW MADE. FOR BALE BV
J. D. WEED & CO,
OriaSfKHJhX, AGENXa,
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