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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh Page.
hbj oranges. 6.294 orates oranges. 233 pkgs mdse,
v -rates vegetables, 100 Lags cotton seed meal.
Per sieamsfcip Glanyswitu [Br], for Amster
dam—white oalc staves—Jas T Stewart £
Son.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Gate City, from Boston—H S
w ,,,v,n S G E Barnes. S Flanders, Mrs Flanders,
“ K Smith, Mrs Smith, Mr Williard, Mrs F DeL
Vern-y tcolored).
Per steamshiD Tallahassee, for New York—
hsu* y. F. P Alexander, Jr. B Gleckman,
p £ preaster. B F Mairs. Dave Robinson, Fred
H James. Mrs A L Thornes and 4 steerage.
pe: steamship D II Miller, for Baltimore—
I E Fulton and wife, J Ruer, J Lang, D Green
berr A IV Daws. G B Parker. J F Fulton, Jr.,
TAn erson. S M Yeotman, Mrs Yeotman, O D
Yeotman, M Greenbery.
CONSIGNEES.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb 4
—D REI wards. Greig. J 4 W. Smith Bros, Lee
Rov Myers 4 Cos. A Lefiler * Son.G Davis 4 Son,
Savannah Grocery Cos, G W Tiedeman 4 Bro, H
Hanlon, Dryfus Bros, M Parson, G W Parish
j D Weed 4 Cos. J E Grady 4 Sod, Harms 4J.
T c Williams 4 Cos, M Ferst’s Sons 4 Cos, Fred
Schmaars, H Traub. S Guckenheitner 4 Son. J
W Walker, Geo Meyer. Ladden & B. B Wells 4
Bro. Col Paul T Hassell, T A Doyle, S Gadsou,
M.'inhnrd Bros & Cos, H A Ulmo.
Per Central Railroad. Feb 4- Baldwin 4 Cos,
Jno Flannery 4 Cos. H 11 Comer & Cos, H Traub,
W W Gordon 4 Cos, Herron 4 G. Dwelle, O 4 I),
Warren 4 A. J 8 Wood 4 Bro, Stubbs 4 T. J R
Cos Iper. Butler 4 8, Heidt 4 8. Montague 4 Cos,
.1 p Williams 4 Cos, Gregg, J 4 W. D Y Dancy,
Woods, G 4 Cos, Jno H Fox, Jno T Ronan, H L
Smita, A Soner.burg. Savannah Grooery Cos. A S
Connerat, M Ferst's Sons 4 Cos, Barbour 4 Cos,
C 0 Haines. Smith Bros. L I’utzel, J B Preston,
Heidt 4 8. Southern Cotton Oil Cos, J D Weed 4
Cos. F.ckman 4 V, Frank 4 Cos, A Hanley. Miss
E Nelson, G W Tiedeman 4 Bro, Q Davis & Son.
fiavaunah C 4 W Cos, W H Ray, L W Scovell. A
F Mackav 4 Cos, Savannah Grocery Cos, Lee Roy
Myers 4 Cos, S Guckenheitner & Son, A Lefller 4
Son, Finn Bros, Solomons 4 Cos, A J Miller 4 Cos.
Moore 4 J, H Traub.
Per Savannah. Florida aod Western Railway.
Feb 4—Jno Flannery 4 Cos, D Y 4 R R Daney,
Montague 4 Cos, Herron 4 G. M Maclean 4 Cos,
MY & D I Mclntyre. Stubbs 4T, Warren 4 A,
J S Wood 4 Bro, Greig, J 4 W, Baldwin 4 Cos.
H M Comer 4 Cos, W W Chisholm. T J Per ins
4 Son, j P Williams 4 Cos. Woods. G 4 Cos. R C
Falser, Southern Cotton Oil Cos, C Saussy. W C
Mol>onough McDonough & Cos, Ellis. Y 4 Cos, G
M Brown, M Y Henderson, Frank 4 Cos, C J
Dinore, A Ehrlich 4 Bro, J Rosenheim 4 Cos, G
5 Vaughan, J T Shuptrine 4 Bro, R Kirkland,
Savannah Steam Bakery. M Ferst’s Sons 4 Cos,
Ludden 4 B. Tilton 4 Cos. Dan Stewart, Collat
4 Cos, Geo Meyer. 8 Guckenheimer 4 Son, J G
Butler, Eokman 4 y, Kavanaugh 4 B, J D Weed
4 Cos, A Ehr.ich 4 Bro, W D Sitnkins, Haynes 4
E, A G Rhodes 4 Cos, Savannah Grocery Cos. H
Solomon 4 Son, Peacock. H 4 Cos. A Falk 4
Sous. B II Levy 4 Bro, Butler 4 8. Lemon 4 M,
SavannahN S Cos, C L Jones. E B Hunting 4 Cos,
McDonough 4 Cos, Salas 4 W, R B Cassels, Me-
Caully, S 4 Cos, ! tale. D 4 Cos.
Per Steamshin Gate City, from Boston—
Birmingham N Cos, Byck Bros, Butler 4 M, W G
Cooper, Baldwin 4 Cos, C R R 4 Bkg Cos, Cohen
Bros. Collat Bros, De Solo Hotel, M J Doyle,
I Epstein 4 Bro, J R Einstein. G Eckstein 4 Cos.
A Einstein’s Sons. L Fried. Annie M Gilbert, W
P Green 4 Cos. S Guckenheimer 4 Son, N Lang.
E Lovell's Sons, 8 IC Lew In, Lippman Bros. M T
Lewman, Lauuey 4 G, DP Myerson, Meinbard
Bros 4 Cos, Neidlinger 4 R, R G Norton. Order
E E Harrington, Order Herman 4 K. Peacock,
H 4 Cos, J Rosenheim 4 Cos, H Solomon 4 Son.
P Tuberdy, G W Tiedeman A Bro, A S Thomas,
Teeple 4 Cos, Aron Nyenbeim, J D Weed 4 Cos.
Winpey 4 T. Southern Ex Cos, S, F A W Ry. C A
5 Ry, str Alpha.
NEW YORK DRIVES.
A Proposition to Spend $4,000,000 In
improving Them.
“Commodore Vanderbilt once told me,”
said his nephew, Samuel Barton,the banker,
a day or two ago, to the New York corre
spondent of the Philadelphia Press, “that
the time was coming when New York city
would be the most beautiful spot by arti
ficial adornment in the world, and one of
his chief regrets was, as he contemplated
bis age, that he was not young enough to
feel assured that he would live long enough
to see gome of these improvements.”
The reminiscence was suggested by the fact
that is proposed to spend not less than
$4,000,000 in improving one of the public
drives in the upper part of the city. The
proposition was made formally yesterday
and will probably be accepted by the depart
ment of the city, which has to pass finally
upon such matters. When the money is
available it is proposed immediately to begin
the construction of a di ivewav built in and
over the Hudson river, extending for a dis
tance of a mile from Seventy-second to
Ninety-sixth streets.
The plans are magnificent They contem
plate the construction of a sea wall whose
foundations are on lands under the Hudson
whose superstructure will hide the tracks of
the New York Central railroad upon the
west side of the city, and which will be of
sufficient breadth and of firm and perma
nent pavement to accommodate with com
fort half a dozen teams abreast.
At Ninety-sixth street it will branch off a
little, and will connect with the superb
drive which passes by Riverside park and
the Grant tomb, and will terminate far up
toward the northerly end of the island. It
wnl be a splendid roadway.both in construc
tion and for scenery; for it will have the
river and the Palisades upon one side, and
the terraces and exquisite parking and
landscape gardening, which are to be de
veloped in Riverside p irk, on the other
Ex-Secretary of the Navy Whitney has
been one of the most enthusiastic advocates
of the plan, and he says that when this
highway is constructed it will be the fined;
roadway in the world, not exceeded in
beauty and utility even by those famous
avenues constructed by the Roman emper
ors. It will be nearly three miles long—a
part of it devoted exclusively to rapid
speeding of horses, a part to equestrian
drives and a part for promenades.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Still Rushing
The sale of Fine Clothing at B. H. Levy &
Bro. is the talk of the town. — Ad.
Sri'R'fß.-iRG’a
A Palace of Riches at Low Prices.
“Sternberg's” are still doing some very
fine figuring ou profits to reduce stock, and
w hUe “valuables” will always bring their
value—price) were never so low as now.
Solid Silverware,
Fine Plated Wares,
For Wedding Presents
T.adiei ’ Fine Watches
For Birthday Presents,
Gold-Handled Umbrellas
For Presents,
Diamond Jewelry,
Lace Pins, Earrings,
Kings, Charms,
■tancy Wares, Bnc-a-Brac, Onyx Clocks and
o.anus. M. Sternberg & Bno.,
15(5 Broughton.
Dolls, Half Price, at Silva's.
rt large stock of dressed and undressed
"Isq ue Jointed Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls,
' ai hulle and Wax Dolls, which must, and
will be sold, if price is any inducement,
° njrers W BI save money and get the
ily sale at reduced prloes to close out
retail stock still continues.
Silver plated ware vory low. Rich Cut
glassware ditto. Dinner Bets, Chamber
Tea Sets, moving lively. A good line
of Pianos, Parlor and Hall Lamps, Table
t-utlerv, Brass Goods, Bisque Figures, Art
t ottery, and every-day furnishings. A
large lot of Toy Tea Sets. Call early and
oflßu - Jas. 8. Silva,
~AU 140 Broughton Street.
Dcauw the 49 years of his life, the Prince of
ales nag drawn $13,300,000 from the public
reasury of Great Britain, and bis debts, it is
now amount to about $8,000,000.
A DUPLEX PERSONALITY
STRANGE CASE OF MRS. PIPER AND
“DR. PHINCIT.” OF MARSEILLES.
Odd Psychical Phenomena—A Woman
Not a Physician Abie to Diagnose
Disease While in a Trance State.
Other Curious and Occult Powers.
From the Philadelphia Press.
Boston, Jan. 27.—The meeting of the
American branch of the Society of Psych
ical Research was made especially inter
esting to-diy to Bostonians and New Eng
landers, as Mr. Richard Hodgson, the sec
retary, of No. 5 Boylston Place, read a
review of the strange case of lira Piper
and ’’Dr. Phinuit." “Dr. Phinuit” being the
duplex trance personality of Mrs. Piner.
When in this seooud trance state Mrs.
Piper, or “Dr. Phi nuit,” is able to diagnose
diseases with a certain amount of medical
accuracy whose treatment has been quite
successful, and has also been able to relate
incidents of family history of sisters, some
times going into tbs minute details, such as
giving the childhood accidents, and inci
dents that befell the uncle of one of her
sitters and in giving characteristics of rel
atives, their methods of life. etc.
“Dr. Phinuit” also had the power to a
slight degree of teliiDg substantially wnat
near friends of the sitter were doing at some
distant plaoe. But along with the>o powers
goes a great deal of rubbish, and Mrs.
Piper in her trance state uges a vast amount
of spiritualistic jargon. Wbile she is her
second self “Dr. Phinuit” also claims to be
under the influence of supernatural forces.
SCIENTIFICALLY INVESTIGATED.
This double personality with its remarka
ble accompaniment has long interested
scientificfiuvestigators of psychical phenoin
en i. From the first sudden aud unwelcome
inception of the trance the worn in has boen
under the careful observation and scrutiny
of such well-known American men of sci
enco as Prof. James of Harvard, Richard
Hodgson of the American Braue l of the
Psychical Research Society, and many
others. All tha evidence is to the
effect that Mrs. Piper’s trances are
really genuine exhibition i of super
normal states that are possible in the
human economy, and that she is thoroughly
honest in herself, while wholly oblivious to
what goes on in her second personality as
“Dr. Phinuit.’’ The information given, all
the scientis s who bave observed and talked
with "Dr. Phinuit” agree, is not obtained
by any system of previous posting, fraud,
or collusion of any kind, but is simply
learnt Dy the medium’s second personality,
“Dr. Phinuit," through the super ensitivo
and supernormal powers with which, dur
ing the trance, Mrs. Piper is gifted.
While much of the phenomena is strange
and some incidents of the various seauces
inexplicable, the “spirits” by which the
various spiritualistic aud fraud-marked
sludges gain their living need not be invoked
to explain matters.
FROM WOMAN TO MAN.
Mrs. Piper’s case is unique, as for the time
being while she is in trance she becomes an
other person, changes her sex, looses her
womanly qualities, becomes a rather coarse,
good-natured, hoarse-voiced "Dr. Phinuit,”
who has a boarding school girl’s French
accent and pretends to he the spirit of a
deceased Marseilles physician, but unfor
tunately for those who believe In
“spirits," “Dr. Phinuit” oannot speak
French. “Dr. Phinuit,” or “Phinuit,” as
be (she, Mrs. Piper in her trance state, it
must be remembered, is referred to as mas
culine) culled himself for short, appeared,
as the sit ers describe him, as a coarse,
crafty person, who swears considerably,
uses New England s ang, is wholly differ
ent in manner from the normal moments of
Mrs. Piper, and impresses all who see Mrs.
Piper in a trance very vividly as being
another personality, a duplex mind.
Phinuit’s description f>f himself is as fol
lows; “I have been thirty to thirty-five
years in spirit, I think. I died when I was
70, of leprosy, very disagreeable. I had
been to Australia and Switzerland. My
wife’s name was Mary Latimer. I had a
sister Josephine. John was my father’s
name. I studied medicine at Metz, where I
took my degree at 80 years old; married at
85. Get someone to look all this up and
take pains about it. Look up the town of
was born in Marseilles; and am a southern
Frenoh gentleman. Find a woman named
Carey, Irish, mother Irish, father Frenoh. I
had compassion on her in the hospital. My
name is John Phinuit Schlerelle, but I was
always called Dr. Phinuit.”
SEANCES IN ENGLAND.
Mr a Piper went to England in November,
1889, and stayed there several months,
being examined by Prof. Oliver Lodge, F.
R. 8., of Liverpool; by Prof. Sidgwiok of
Cambridge and other well-known investi
gators. Prof. Lodge speaks of her second
personality as follows, referring to bis first
sitting with her:
“Mrs. Piper was soon ready and we began
a sitting. She sat still, leaning forward in
t her chair and holding mv hands. After
some time she cried, ‘O! lam going.’ The
clock struck the half hour just then, she
twitched convulsively, ejaculated ‘Doctor,’
and went into a state of apparent epilepsy.
Gradually she became quiet, and, still hold
ing my right hand, cleared her throat in a
male voice, and with distinctly altered and
hardened features, eyes closed and unused
the whole time, the trance began. 1 quits
forgot it was a woman who wa3 speaking,
as the whole manner and conversation was
so masculine.”
Prof. Lodge again speaks of Mrs. Piper
as follows: “The personality speaking in
the trance is so distinct from tne person
ality of Mrs. Piper that it is convenient to
call it by another name. It does not differ
from her, as Hyde did from Jekyll, by
being a personification of the vicious por
tion of the same individual, but it strikes
one as a different personality. I would
not, in’.using ‘Dr. Phinuit’s’ name, be under
stood as thereby oommittiug myself to any
hypothesis at the same timo the name ex
presses compactly the fact that the sitter
feels he is not talking to Mrs. Piper. You
are speaking no longer to a lady but to a
man, an old man, a medical mau.”
IT IS THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE.
In explaining the phenomena of “Dr.
Phiuuit,” Prof. Lodge says: “I regard the
fact of genuine thought transference be
tween persons in immediate proximity (not
necessarily in contact) os haviug been estab
lished by direct and simple experiment, and
except by reas mof paucity of instance. I
consider it as firmly grounded as any of the
less familiar facts of nature, such as one
deuls with iu the laboratory. The ‘Phinuit’
facts are most of this nature (example of
the thought transference), and I do not hes
itate to assert confidently that thought
transference is the " most com
monplace explanation of the phenomena go
Mrs. Piper’s power to tell facts concerninf
your life, eto., to which It is possible to ap
peal. If ‘Dr. Phinuit’ tells one how many
children, or brothers, or ulsters one has and
their names, as well as other family facts;
if he brings appropriate and characteristic
messages from well-known deceased rela
tives; all this is explicable on the nypothesis
of free and easy thought-transference from
the sub-consciousness of the sitter to ths
sensitive medium (brain) of the trance per
sonality.”
"phinuit’b” methods.
Mr. Walter Leaf, Litt. D., of London,
conducted a series of sittings with “Dr.
Phinuit,” and his conclusions are as fol
low*:
“On the whole the effect which a careful
study of all the reports of the English sit
tings has left iu my mind is this: That ‘Dr.
Phinuit’ is only a name for Mrs. Piper’s
secondary personality, assuming the name
and acting the part with the aptitude and
consistency which is shown by secondary
personalities in other known cases;
that in thii abnormal state there
is a quite exceptional power of reading the
contents of the minds of sitters; but that
this power Is far from complete. It gets
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5.1891.
only glimpses if what is stored up in the
memo y, and this without any dear dis
tinction of that which is present to tbe
mmd at the uuie| from the forgotten mem
ories of tbe past. The stray hints thus
caught may sometimes fall together into
consistent groups, in which case we have a
successful sitting; or, and this is the more
usual, they may present themselves only as
fragments.”
Those who believe that
Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy
will cure them are more
liable to get well than
those who don’t.
If you happen to be one
of those who don’t believe,
there’s a matter of SSOO to
help your faith. It’s for you
if the makers of Dr. Sage’s
Remedy can’t cure you, no
matter how bad or of how
long standing your catarrh
in the head may be.
The makers are known to
every newspaper publisher
and every druggist in the
land, and you can easily
ascertain that their word’s
as good as their bond.
Begin right. The first
stage is to purify the sys
tem. You don’t want to
build on a wrong founda
tion, when you’re building
for health. Don’t shock the
stomach with harsh treat-]
ment. Use milder means.l
You wind your watch
once a day. Your liver and
bowels should act as regu
larly. If they do not, use
a key. The key is—Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
One a dose.
Local Record for tue Morning News.
Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-ilay: Fair; stationary temperature.
Special foreoast for Georgia:
FAIR I air weather; northerly winds, be
____Jcoming variable; warmer by Fri
day.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah. Gn.. Feb. 4, 1891, and the mean of the
same da; for nieeteen years.
1 Departure
Mean Tkuperatprk ; from ttie Departure
■ l normal Since
for 19 years Feb. 4, ’Bl -|- or Jan. 1,1891.
Comparative rainfall statena-nt:
Departure j
Amount for Amount from the Departure
19 years. for normal Since
Feb. 4 91 -|- or Jan. t, 1891.
rtT .0! .12 2 04
Maximum temperature, 44, minimum tem
perature, 41.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time)
was 34.2 feet, a rise of 2.6 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations (or the Mohicino News.
Batakma.3. Feb. 4, 7:fo p. a., city time.
Temperature.
Direction. J
w
Velocity. P
Rainfall.
sin
OF
STATIONS.
Portlana 4]NW 20 .... Coudless.
Boston 12| W [2O Cloud.ees.
Block Island 10 NW 2t .. . Cloudless.
New York city.... 18 RW:.. *T Cloudless.
Philadelphia 18INWjl2 Cloudless.
Washington City.. 80j N j10j.... Cloudless.
Norfolk 32 N ! Cloudless,
Charlotte 34INW Cloudless.
Kitty Hawk 34.N E,2ti Cloudless.
Wilmington 3G.NW; 8 ...: Cloudless.
Charleston 44 N j 0 .... Cloudless.
Augusta 42 N ...... Cloudless.
Savannah 42 N 0 .... Cloudless.
Jacksonville 46 N 8 ... Cloudless
Tampa ... 88 N 10 ... Cloudy
Point Jupiter, Fla. 6) N 10 Cloudy.
Titusville 56] N j2O; .01; Cloudy.
Key West 72] E 14 ... Cloudless.
Atlanta 84! N ]lB .... Cloudless.
Pensacola 46 N E 8 Cloudless.
Mobile 44; N 14 Cloudiesi
Montgomery 41 N E ..].... j Cloudlets.
Vicksburg 42 V E] 6 . .. [Cloud ess.
New Orleans 48 N E; 10:. ...'Cloudless.
Shreveport 44 E 6 ..[Cloudless.
Fort Smith 42 E |.. j Cloudless.
Galveston 60 E ! 8 ....[Cloudless.
Palestine 46 N E] (Cloudless.
Brownesville 36 N 10 ... Cloudy
Knoxville 32 N| 6: ]Cloudless.
Memphis 38] N 6]— Cloudless.
Nashville 30 1 N !..| ...Cloudless.
Indianapolis 12]5W]10;.... Cloudless.
Cincinnati lßi S 6 Cloudless.
Pittsburg 16’NW..| Cloudless.
Buffalo.. BNW 8 01 P tly cloudy
Detroit. 10] W 12;.... Cloudless.
Marquette 2' S 12 *T Snowing.
Chicago 12 8 2>! Cloudless.
Duluth 2; W ! 6 ... Cloudless.
St. Paul 2 S E; 6; P’tly cloudy
Bt. Louis 26 SW 32; Cloudless.
KansasClty 38 8 14 .... Cloudless.
Omaha 40; 8 111 ... Cloudless.
Cheyenne 32! W jlj! Cloudless.
Fort Buford. 32:NW:..| Cloudy.
St. Vincent 12! g ; 8j Cloudless.
*Tlndioatee trees, vinous* and hundredth a.
C. 8. Goroa*. Observer Signal Corps.
Phillip’s Digestible Cocoa
Makes a very delicious and nourishing drink.
It is Darticularly adapted for persons of weak
digestion, differing therein from all other cocoas
in the maket. Kept by all druggists and
grocers.
Look for It.
It will pay you to watch B. H. Levy &
Bro.’s advertisements. — Ad.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
Saturday Will be the. Last Day of the
Greatest Bankrupt Clothing Bale
Ever Known In the City of Savan
nah, 100 Bay Street.
As the creditors want their money the
assignee will wind up the sale without fail
Saturday. So avail yourself of the op
portunity ; you only have three days more
to get the greatest bargains ever heard of.
A splendid suit of men’s clothos for $4 00;
this suit is well made, all to match, latest
style, and really worth sl3. M in’s extra
fine quality suits made and trimmed in the
beet possible manner, $7 89, guaranteed to
be worth S2O. We offer an elegant pair of
Men’s Pants for $1 35, made of nice cloth,
and they are really worth $4, and maDy
other bargains that cannot be mentioned
here. Coma and see them. Costs nothing
to look at this wonderful sale, which will
last for three days mare only. Remember
the address, 109 Bay street. The store will
remain open every evening until 9 p. m.,
and Saturday until 11 p. m .—Ad.
Pictures In great variety and all prices.
M. T. Taylor, 135 York street.—Ad.
Boys’ Shirt Waist,
White and Colored, will be sold at 75 cents
on the dollar. B. H. Levy & Bbo.
-Ad.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENFa WORD.
Ar> C.r f? r fKE-Jlf I.V7R, IS ITerds or
more, in this column inserted for OKK
CENT A WOHO, Cash m. AdJmos. sack
Mhasrybodv who has an y trout to sappi*,
oaything to buy or sell, any hmnm or
accommodations to secure, indsmi.ang wish
to gratify, should advertise in this volumes.
~ calendar!
FEBRUARY
Flu'
loadi
THURSDAY
All precious things, discovered late.
To those that seek them issue forth;
For love in sequel works with fate,
And draws the veil from hidden north.
—Tennyson.
SMOKE
Henan Cories dp
TO-DAY.
PKKHOMA._
PAYS for one dozen fine Cabinet Pnoto
hP ed graphs; one dozen and one extra in
large gilt frame for $2 SO at FOREST CITY
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 14914 Congress
street. j
KORTINO IMPROVED INJECTOR, the best;
over thirty thousau I sold. If your ma
chinist don’t have it get him to order of LOM
BARD 4 CO.. Augusta, Ga.
IT is false economy to buy obeap goods when
you cau get the genuine for a slight addl
tional cost. M. LAVIN’’9 ESTATE.
SHAFTINGS. Pulleys, Hangers and mill work
1 j all kinds, aud repairs and supplies. LOM
BARDIA CO., Augustu, Ga.
DO you not know that our long experience,
valuable agencies aud minimum cost of
transacting business give us superior advantages
for handling goods. M. LA YIN'S ESTATE.
At heidt’s • “
THIS THURSDAY, 6th
i-!4c. fb. Sugar Plums, 18c. Ohocolate Creams,
25c. Marshmallows, 18c. Hoarhotind Drops, 18c.
box Buttercups. ll)c. Gum Drops, 58c. Lubin's
Extract*. 40c. dozen Turkish Bath Soap, sc.
each Bulbs, 18c. Unbreakable Combs, Wood
Toothpicks 6c., Porous Plaster 10c., Tooth
Brushes 10c„ Home Light Kerosense 15c., 10c.
pintbottle Ammonia; 25c. and 50c. desirable Hair
Brushes, Crabs Eyea 5c.; Heldt’s Celebrated
Cough Drops 10c. The popularity of the 26c.
and 350. pound boxes Candy is due to superior
quality. Try a box. For reliable goods at low
prices. Congress and Whitaker streets.
IF you are is need of money and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds.
Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, etc., and if you
want your valuables returned iu the same con
dition as left, patronize home enterprise und
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Licensed
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street. K.
MUHLBERG, Manager.
ATLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers, Tanks and
Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings.
LOMRAKD 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
G'IVEN AWAY, one hantlsoma almost ilfe
-1 size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs. Oall and see earn pies LAUNEY 4
GOEBEL, Savannah. Ga.
XI EL I* WANTED.
WANTED, a woman to do general house
work for a small family. Apply 139 New
Houston street.
WANTED, a competent house servant. Ap
ply at 176 Waidburg street, between Jef
ferson and Barnard.
WANTED, a first-class bookkeeper; only ex
perts need apply. A remunerative posi
tion to the right party. Apply REBJIUL, care
Morning Newt.
YS7ANTED, an experienced turpentine woods
f,y man. Apply to J. H. BAKER, Alapaha,
AY”ANTED, a superintendent for Greenwich
’ Park. Referenda required. For terms
and rates apply to GEO. W. OWENS, 124 Bryan
street.
STATS
OF
WKATBIB.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
AA7 ANTED, to borrow SI,BOO at 8 per cent, for
v r twelve months, on good real estate. Ad
dress Bill, care Morning News.
WANTED, a second-hand phaeton or cart.
’ ' Address A,care Morning New-.
WANT to borrow a small amount on good
household furniture; good interest for
short time. Address PROMPT, this office.
WANTED, the public to give our standard
brands of? 2.53, si. s:> and $5 50 Rye Wtiis
kies, and other liquors a fair trial, to be con
vinceJ of thelrsuperior.ty.M.LAYlTß ESTATE.
ROOMS To KENT.
Xj'Oß RENT, south front room. Gas, hot and
A cold water. 154 Jones street.
IjX)R R NT, newly furnished room, for gen
tlemen only. 139 Liberty street.
IpOR RENT, flat of rooms, furnished or un
furnished, with all conveniences. No 11
Broughton.
Houses AND STORE* fOK KINf,
I?OR RENT, three story on brick basement
I tenement house, No. 134 Taylor street.
31. 8. BAKER, real estate agent.
“LXiR RENT, two-story hous-, No. 08 Ander-
J son street. Apply No. 100 Henry street or
97 President street.
STORE on Ray street, 3 stories
with elevator jj-ent jw i. JOHN H. RUWE.
IpOR BENT, lb good locality, large house,
modern Improvements. Apply A. 8.
COHEN, 139>{ Broughton street.
TO RENT, store corner Jones and Purse
streets; Suitable for any business- Apply
at SAVANNAH GROCERY COMPANY. Lav
street.
■ v non- ;
West Broad 38. E. Duffy.' l i MiOr v:■ •
Il'OR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build
ing; it is a handsome new edffloe, eligibly
locate.!, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of business; possession given imme
diately. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union Society.
FOR REN T—MIBCJCLLAJS BOU
rrb RENT, the large hall In the Odd Fellow*’
A building, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germane, sociables, balls
or any public gathering; seats 000. Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A. K. FAWOETT, iliu-ket
Square.
F)K LENT, warehouse on River street, for
merly occupied by Artesian 100 Company.
Apply to F. G. BELL, Business Office, Homing
Nows.
FOR HALE-
IpOR SALE, cheap, 4 OOOfe-t 12x12 sawed luzn
ber. A. 8. C VN.NET. 48 West Broad.
JpOR BALE, anew shares Citizens' Bank
stock and Title Guarantee stock. C. P.
31ILLEK *
HORSES, mules, mares, best in city; carriage,
draught, business, big and medium mules.
Nice drags, buggies, and saddle horses In livery.
GUILMAKTIN & MEHRTENti, Boarding. Bale,
LI very Stables. Te Inphone 251.
Ij'Oß BALE, a small house, desirably sit-
A uated, between two lines of streetcars;
cheap for cash to quick buyer, owner leaving
I hertate. Address SELLER, this office.
'T'YBEE PROPERTY—A we 1 built cottage on
A Main street fronting the park and away
from the barrooms. Conceded to be best loca
tion on Ty bee. Also a few choice beach lot*.
C. P. MILLER, real estate.
FOK BALK. *
FXIR SEVEN THOUSAND D 'LI.ARB we will
* 11 property paving Jloo per month
Terms, $1 .OJI caah and s*o per month. I. D.
LaROCHE & SON.
L'OR SALE, handy saw-mill rig. easily moved.
A Also a planer and matcher, engine and
boiler, almost new, and in perfect order. Tula
machinery will be sold c rap for cash. Address
Machinery. Momi ig n#w*.
IjV)R SALE, a valuable tract of land contain
ing S3 acres; partly cleared, with several
tine improvements thereon; a l*r.-aiu to Quick
purchaser. SAM K. PLATSHKK, Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer, Room 6, Southern
Bank.
Fj'Oll SALE, the tinaat Imported Wines. Whla
kid*. Cordials, etc., at lowest prices con
aistent with quality M. LAVIN’S ESTATE.
RUBBER hose. 6 cants per foot. Bargains in
cotton and wire hose. NEIDLIXGER *
K A HI N.
BALE, Imported Martrll Brandy. St.
Croix aul Jamaica Rum, Holland Olne, all
kinds of Cordials. Champa.-nos, Sautvrne, Clar
ets, Burgundies, etc. M. IdkVlN'g ESTATE.
r OTS on Bull, Waldbunc, Rusaeil aud Hunt
M.-J inzdon streets Houses on Taylor,
Hwrinett and South Broad. Brices reasonable,
C. P. MILLER, real rstwte.
SALE, a light,bandy locomotive, suitable
for saw-mill logging or switching, in good
order. Cheap for cash, and ready for immedi
ate delivery. Address LOCOMOTIVE, Morn
ing News.
I}VJR SALE, fine evergreen shrubbery and
ornamental trees, flowers, etc., at Con
cordia park; raised at the place aud healthier
Slants than any from ibe north; suitable for
ower gardens. lawns and cemeteries. CHAB.
SEILER.
r I''E.\AS BLUE GRASS- only perfect ever-
A green lawn grass south. Eor prices and
parti nlaraaddraaaH, P. JONES. Herndon. He.
IJVDR SALE, the purest and best California
Wines and Brandies. We ship direct from
first hands and soli accordingly. M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE Telephone 54.
DOG AND GUN FOR BALE—A pointer bitch
going on 4 years, out of Hang Bang. She
is stanch and true on her birds. The gun is
double-barreled, 12-gauge, top-action, breech
loader. Must bo sold by Thursday, the sth Inst.
Owner compelled to loave by steamer on Friday.
Eor further information, Inquire of M. J
DOYLE, Market Square.
BUAROIXS,
WANTED, several day boarders Would
* furnish room to a couple. Location con
venient to Broughton and Bay streets. Family
private. References exchanged. Addresr H. 8.,
this ufilce.
" 1 in
STRAYED.
CTRAYF.D—Sunday lost, a red heifer. Re-
C ward if returne it > Upper Rice Mill.
Li IST.
IOST, u dog, half setter and half pointer,
-J white and liver-colored; has a rough place
on his back and Is cast rated. A suitable reward
will lie paid for his da ivery at s# Taylor street.
BKW ABD.
REWARD.— A suitable reward will be paid
upon delivery to me of a large, black
Collie dog, with light colored cheat: comes to
the name of Shep; he was last seen at the 8., F.
and W. Railway passenger depot, on the night
of the 3d Inst. F. L. COOPER, Agent Southern
Express Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAVANNAH INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No.
St Jefferson street; ready to furnish ser
vants BRACBWKLL A PURCELL.
CIHOICE LINE of Bedroom, Parlor, Dining
J and Office Furniture; all at "hard times"
prices; we want your trade The A. J. MILLER
CO.
RED HOT FREE LUNCH every day at II
o'clock at LEVAN & CO., corner Brough
ton and Drayton.
African hray pabrots for sale at
GARDNER'S. Bull street.
BEFORE you buy or sea property consult
ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
WANTED, painters and builders to examine
my stock aud prices of Wall Paper, White
Leads, 1 'sluts. Oils, Varnishes, etc. ANDREW
iianley.
IYHOTOGRaPHS of Bonaventure, etc., at
_ GARDNER’S, Bull street.
VI7E HAVE the sole agency for Schuylkill
I* Malt Whisky. Its superiority gained it
a national reputation. M. LAVIN'S ESTATE,
INSURANCE, protect your proporty against
lire, storms and cyclones. See advertise
ment JOHN JOHNSON A CO.
TT'REBH FLOWER SEEDS, pure and true, at
J GARDNER S. M 4 Hull street.
WANTED, contractors to get special prices
on White Pine Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mould
ings. Lime, PI-inter. Hair, Cement, Hewer Pipe,
and Builders’ Hardware, from ANDREW HAN
LEY.
BOTKta,
THE
DE SOTO,
SAVANNAH, GA
One of the most elegantly appointed hotel!
In the world.
Accomodations for GOO
G-uests.
OPEN ALL YEAR.
WATSON & POWERS.
PULASKI HOUSE;
SAVANNAH, GA,
Management strictly first-elan.
Situated In the buslnaaa canter,
L. W. BOOVILL*
THE MORRISON HOUSE.
C CENTRALLY LOCATED on line of street
/ oars, offers pleasant south roorua, with
regular or table board at lowest summer rates.
New baths, sewerage and ventilation perfect;
the sanitary condition of the nouse is of tha
best.
Goa. BROUGHTON and DHATTON STREETS
HARDWARE.
TO MECHANICS
0
A full line of Carpenters’
Tools of all kinds always in
stock. Bailey’s Patent Pianos
and Tools; Disston’s Hand and
Panel Haws; Jenning's Auger
Bits and Braces, and pvery
article required by mechanics.
Machinists’ Tools, all kinds.
Wiley & Russell Stocks and
Dies. Blacksmiths’ Drills and
Ratchets. Forges, Bellows,
Blowers, Vises. Merse’s Twist
and Taper Drills. Mill Sup
plies. Planters’ Tools.
FOR SALE BY
PalierHarSvare Cos.
148 sad 150 Cofigrs Sireot
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Mid Freigl
AT AUCTION!
C. H. DORSET!, Auctioneer.
The following articles will be sold at the New
Street Warehouse. C R R, on THURSDAY.Feb.
6. 1891. at 10 a. m., for payment of freight
charges, vis: Solomon A Cohan, 3 bdi mold
log; T. M. Brown, 1 bbi vinegar; Love toy, 1 box
suuif; O B B Willingham, 1 piece macninery;
no mark, 8 pieces machinery; no mark. 1 lull
bedaing; no mark. 1 bdl bedding; no mark. 3 bdl
socks; no mark, 3 bd 1 shafts; no mark, 11 bdl ties;
J M McGrUHn. 1 box b h goods; J M McUriffln. 1
box hh goods; JH Mereditn, I fly wheel; no
mark. 3 gin llu -a; VanWlnkle A Cos.. 1 cotton
gm brush; J T Dickson, 1 rake; no mark, 1 bag
clothing; Denis AM 1 bdl casting; esse Baxter,
1 box mote; no mark, 3 bdl casting; no mark,
I box mdse; no mark. 1 box h ware; no mark, 1
bK fe-d; (B], 3 box clothing; no mark, 1 empty
can; no mark, 1 Jacket case; no mark, 1 bdl
bandits; no mark, 1 hind gats; no mark, 11
cotton planters; no mark, 1 bdl wire: no mark,
1 fly wheel; Dr Kainaey, 2r chairs; L J season.
1 box h h goods; J Brown, 1 keg; J T Manley. I
bdl bags; no mark, l letter preoa; no mark, 1
box h h goods; no mark, f bdl ladders; no
mark. 1 wheel; no mark, 1 lot pots end kettles;
no murk, 1 pieoe machinery; no mark, 1 bbl
blacking; no mark, l lot casting; no mark, 3
bbl paint; no mark, I bdl rakes; no mark, 1 re
frigerator; no mark. 1 bdl lamps; Haines, 3
box drugs; A G White, 4 box drugs; no mark, 1
bdl sifters; no mark, 3 pulleys; J R Hine. 4 box
tobacco; no mark, 3 box mdse; A A TANARUS, l box;
R Wiggs, 1 box h h goods; no mark, 35 aka flour;
no mark, 1 keg syrup; no mark, 0 box soda;
Savh Plumb Cos, 1 rake; no mark, 1 empty can;
J, 3 trunks; no mark, 1 box; no mark. 1 tool
chest; no mark, 1 box; no mark, 1 box; no
mark, 1 stove; M Holey & Son, 1 box: no mark,
1 box glass; uo mark, lbox clothing; no mark.
I sk feathers; JC, 1 box clothing; no mark, 1
keg h shoes; no mark, 4 pc casting; no
mark, 1 bit hh goods; no mark, 1 showcase:
II H A meson, 1 lot h h goods; no mark. 7 sacks
corn; no mark. 13 bales hay: IIL Howell, 1
box; DCC, 1 nest trunks; McDonough A Cos,
3 pea molding; uo mark. 3 chairs; |MJ, 1 box;
P H Cos, 1 bdl hoops; J 0 Ryal. 1 box; RAUL
Glen, l bbl; M, 1 box tobacco: 1), 1 box; uo
mark, ; box; no mark, 3 bdls handles; no mark,
1 box; uo mark, llit* rolls bagging; no n ark,
1 box h h goods; no mark, 1 keg spikes; FN 11,
1 box; J B Preston, 1 sewing machine: no mark,
lbox sundries; C O Haines. 1 box hardware;
no mark, 1 box tobacco; .1 H Haines. 1 box; H
Temple, 1 box; no mark, 1 box; P. 30 sks meal;
DeSoto hotel, lbox; 11 H Reynolds, ti boxes
tobacco; no mars, l box; no mark, 1 box; no
mark, 1 bucket fish; no mark, 15 sacks aait; no
mark, (1 well buckets; J R Sharp, 1 box; no
mark, 1 wooden Iray; B Lasky, l box; no mark,
1 keg; no mark, 1 pkge rockers; no mark, 34
tks bran; no mark. 1 box bottles; no mark. 1
liox; Geo Wile, 1 bbl vinegar; O TANARUS, 314 bbls
older; DCCowert. 1 hdlplpuß; G A Whitehead,
1 box; no mark, 1 box; uo mark, 1 bbl vinegar;
WAC, 2 bbls whisky; no mark, 6 sks oats; uo
mark, 1 chair; Hill A Ureen, 1 box; no mark, 1
hox glass; no mark, 1 bll paper; no mark, 1 lot
furniture; no mark, 1 bdl hocks; no mark, 2
bundles; no mark, 1 bdl betiding; no mark. 2
bdls K D safes; no mark, 1 cheat; no mark, 1
trunk; no mark, 1 pkgeT leaves: no mark, 1 *k
meal; A F I.ldell, 1 box) Com UuauoCp, 1 box,
no mark, 2 bdls spokes; no mark, 1 keg;
ho mark, 1 pkge marblh; Benedict AT, 1 box;
no mark, 1 case meat; uo mark, 1 box glaas;
no mark, 1 sk meal; no mark, 1 bdl Hour;
no mark, 1 stove ami fixtures, no mark, 1 bdi
crockery; no mark, 1 furnace: no mark, 1 stove
end fixtures; Win Jacobs, 1 box; no mark, lbox;
uomark, 1 sewing machine; no mark,! keg cider;
no mark, 1 stove and flxl; no mark, 1 oil can;
H, 7 c drug*; no mark, 1 bdl buckets; M Boley
A Sou. 1 safe 11 D; no mark, 1 bdl glaas; P 11
Cos. 1 box; P H Sheppard, 1 window glass; J B
Tanner, 1 box; H H Hymen, 1 lounge; uo mark,
1 trunk; J B Tanner, l box; no mark, 1 cracker
cose; uo mark, 1 box; no mark, 1 box; J B Tan
ner l box; no mark. 1 box; no mark, 1 box; no
mark, 1 box; I Epstein A Bro, 1 box; |G], 1 box
c meat: no mark, 1 box (jacket cats); no mark,
1 box groceries; no mark, 1 bag wool; Joe Hull,
1 box; uo mark, 1 box Starch; Kobt Dauey, 1
box inline; P A W, 2 boxes tobacco: no mark. 1
sk coffee: no mark, 3 boxes; E U lanler, 1 box;
uo mark, 1 trunk: no mark, 1 chest: no mark,
I box; no mark, 1 bag clothing; no mark, 1 box
tobacco; A J Bird, 1 box; M Ferst A Cos, 1 box
pictures; Mohr Bros, 1 box; J B Haines, 1 box;
C H Carter, 1 box; no mark, * kegs nail*; T A
Scott, 1 box sho-s; no mark, 1 box rndse; no
mark, 1 box; no mark, 1 sseke seed; slater M
& Cos, 1 box glass; uo mark, 1 keg nails; no
mark, 5 boxes tobacco; no mark, 1 box
tobacco; no mark, 1 bbl K oil; no
mark, 1 box; no tiiorU, 1 box; no mark. I lull
slats; no mark, 2 bdl plows; no mark, 3 sks
flour; J B Preston, 1 bdl rakes; no mark, 1 box
crockery; IJJ, 13 bdl paper; [PJ, l box liquor; no
mark. 1 spider; no mark, 1 bbl flour; no mark, 1
roll leather; no mark, 1 bbl sifters; G R Ford, 1
box machinery; no mark. 1 bdl shovels; (Jxfeel
mfg Uo, l sewing machine; K Gorlhell, 1 pkge
molding; No. 1811, 1 pr shafts; no mark, 30 bdl
c ties; OIVL IS nest trunks; J B Did, 1 bbl D
apples: F M 8, 3 bbls elder; Ella Oolpliuo. 2 bbls
elder: McDonough A Cos, I box: Juke McDon
ald, 1 box: Alexander, 1 trank; Epstein Bros, 1
box: David U A Bon, 1 box; Lavender AK, 1 box;
Amy C Warner, I trunk; A 8 Jackson, 1 box:
II Reason, 1 lot h h goods: Dr J H Maleau, 0
boxes of medicine; 0 B Mitchell, 1 box; no
mark. 1 bdl pots; no mark. 1 empty keg; L B,
2 % bbls cider; F5lB, 1 bbl cldsr; RM, 1 bbi
wine; no mark. 1 box; no mark, 1 bbl flour; no
mark, 1 bbl r chips; no mark, 1 bbl gloss; no
mark. 1 box hardware: no mark, 1 bale shirt
ing; J B Preston, 6 bbls flour; R P Johnson, 1
box; no mark, 1 box; no mark, 1 wheel; no
mark, 1 lull cushions; J W o, 8 bdls bagging:
no mark, 1 bbl oil; no mark, 2 wagon gears; no
mark, 8 kettles; J B Preston, 1 easy chair; no
mark, 1 pc machinery; no mark, 1 lot machinery;
no mark, 10 bdls c tie*; no mark. 1 box hard
ware; no mark, 2 door*; T D Lake. 8 boxes
tobacco; J K Kelly, agt, li boxes tobacco; W E
Hrane, 3 boxes tobacco; W P Cos, 1 box tobacco;
W F W, 1 box tobacco; L, 1 box tobacco; J H
Anderson. 8 boxes tobacco; P. 3 boxes tobacco;
W E liralne, 1 case smoking tobacco; J B Finch,
1 cad tobacco; TANARUS, 4 pkgx 20 cad tobacoo; N B
White, 8 boxes tobacco: Mo M Cos, 2 boxes to
bacco; Henry & It, 1 box tobacco; R * D, 7
boxen tobacco; T EJ, 2 boxes tobacco; T Gar
ner. 1 pc machinery: no mark. 1 bbl oll:G A W,
1 road cart; W J Roe, 1 road cart; R T Pres
cott, 1 bbl g ware; F 31 Bro, 1 box; Moyle Go, 1
box: F M B, 1 box; C Hamilton, 1 box; no mark,
1 box; Turner * TANARUS, 1 box; Turner* TANARUS, 1 box;
Stevens P Cos, 4 cases shoes, CS Goto. ]6pkgs
furniture; F’ W 1 ake, 1 box; no mark, 1 box; J
H Waite, 1 box: 8 Hubbard. 8 boxes; R 8 Tay
lor, 1 box; 8, 6 boxes marbls; M Brown, 1 stove;
no mark, 1 box; no mark. 1 neat tubs; W T Zom,
1 bale domestics; DB English, 2 bales domes
tios; Perkins, 1 bale domestics: () E Silvernal, 1
box; Rev A K Smith, 1 lot h h goods; do mark, 1
bdl slats; no mark, 11 brooms;*uo mark, 4 sur
vey: rs’ rods; no mark, 1 i>o easting; no mark,
2 hand Irons; Peacock, H * Cos, 1 pkg sash;
Rob Tbeash, 1 bdl bedding; Anna Williams, 1
lot h h goods; Tybee Hotel 00, 8 pcs epipe;
Mrs .) B Cone. 1 sk meal; C Mahoney, (4 bl as
phalt and 1 bx; G H. Hector, 1 lot h h goods;
Mrs A L Tucker, Is machine: Bacon. B Cos, 2
SBC moulding; T B Moore, 1 empty keg; City
üburban Line, 8 bla grease; M, 10 bales paper;
B M Oarfunkle, 1 box and goods; no
mark (claim 9,348), BOJ4 sks flour. 48'i
svs flour, 7 bis flour; no mark, 2 bxs b wars; 6.
31 Harkens. 1 bale dom’s; L Hege, 2 blab stone;
[LIP. 2 roll ducks; Hyde & Cos, 4 bales dom’s;
J L Wells. 1 writing desk; Carrol Adams, Ibx
shoes; J Mathews, 1 bdl pipe; IL] P, 3 bale#
yarns; no mark, 1 bale yarn; Witly B Cos, 1 case
and good*: Powers P Cos, 1 bx envelopes; ILI N, 3
tales yarns; G G Green, 1 bx drugs; no mark,
1 bdl taper; C end 8, 2 bdl B rails; no marx, l
bbl oil; (i AW,I bx drugs; H ando, X c candy;
P Oorthens, 1 8 ca>e; CW Black, l bbl vinegar;
no mark, I reg wine; 84. 1 coffin; no mark, 1
bdl paper, lot loose pauer; no mark, 2 bdl bns.
1 bdl rails- C, f bx: H H Tipt,
1 bdl rope; J L P, 1 bdl machinery; no mark,
1 sk p nuts; no mark, 1 gk beans; P and TANARUS, 1 box
soda; L A Nolle, Ics powder; Hand W. 1 box
candy; A P B & Cos, 1 pkge casting; L Bordley.
1 pkge casting; no mark, 8 bdl rain,3 bdl chairs;
Amanda Dixon, 1 bx 11 H goods; uo mark, 1 bbl
vinegar; no mark, 2 kegs lead; W. RG. I bbl
glass; no mark, 1 keg cider; 1.038, 1 pr shafts;
WK4 Cos, 1 bx mdse; no mark, 1 bag paper;
[Nj, 2kites fish; O F Drue 3 bdl castings, Hi O,
2 kegs nails; J and O, Ibx crackers; no mark,
2 bangers; P F Wilson, 1 pkge castings; no
mark. spc castings. Rev. Branch. 1 r chair; W
Ky of Fla, 1 bdl castings; C Whintley, 1 box
glass; RL, 1 keg cider; G Son, ) ert cans;
F B Vanse, 1 box; no mark, bbl pig feet; no
mark, 4 bbl booties; no mark, 1 ert b aorble;
C 8 Stevenson. 1 sk p nuts; C N F, 1 bx cotton
oil; P 4 F, 1 box crockery: B, 1 box starch; Att
Furgusou, 1 bdl glass; BM4 H, ( boxes oandy;
G D 00, 1 bx can goods; OG, 1 bx castings; A B
McWharton, 1 bx glass: JB. 2cs can goods: B
&H, 1 box mdse; E Vicber, 1 box and goods;
Peyton A H, 1 box; L Me. 1 bx water; RQ Dick,
1 ert M T boxes; Slats Bros, 1 bdl paper; D A
W, 1 box b ware; W L A W, 1 pligecastings; no
mark, Isk bolts; O Sons, 4 cans; no marx, 1
pkgeT tops; H&G, 1 can; Earte & Cos, 1 oven;
J R Patterson, 1 bbl vinegar; E Payton, 1 bbl
vinegar; C, I pr shafts; 141 bx cigars; no mark.
4 bdl bedends; no mark, 1 box peas; no mark, 1
grate bar; J 8 Stinger, 1 bdl bed ends; M G
McDonald, Isk saddlery; no mack, 1 sk twine;
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
no mark, ! bag barley; co mark, i box soda;
no mark. 2 bbl lime; no mars. 8 bbl floor: na
mark bbl flour; [Wj 1 sack p nuts; [WI 28
grate bare; no mark. 1 pkge books; no mans, I
bdl bare: no mark, 5 box cheese; no mare, 1 bx
oysters, no mark, 1 roll bagging; no mark, l
bolster and spring; no mark, 4 box and goods;
no mark, 8 cs shoes; no mark. 1 cs snuff; ao
mark, 1 cs sardines; no mark, 1 sack p nuts.ne
mark. 1 box crackers; no mark, 1 box tobacco;
nu mark, 1 bbl syrup; no mark, 3 bbl crockery:
W A Jones. 2 pkge, 5 box tobacco; Alliance O
S, 1 bdl paper; no mark, 2 cs soda, no
mark, Scs g powder:no mark, 1 box can matter;
no mark, l box cider; no mark, U bbi and v; no
mark, 1 box mdse; no mark, 2 bdl paper: no
mark, l roll matting; no mark. 1 cs cigars.
- J. M. HARDEN. Agent.
Approved—
(. A. Whitxuxsd, O. F. Agent.
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION
G’ EOROIA, Cmxtham Cocvty,—To the Supe
< rior Court of said countv: The petition of
daniel b. lesikh, william sTharri-
RISON and WILLIAM D. WILSON respect
fully show* First. That they desire to form
themselves and such persons as they may asso
ciate with them into a private corporation un
der the corporate Dime of “D. B. LESTER
GROCERY COMPANY."
Second. That the object of their asso
ciation and the particular business they
propose to carry on is to be the
buying, soiling and handling of groceries, to
bacco, cigars, liquors, provisions, agricultural
and manufactured products or commodities,
and ell other merchantable articles of wnatever
character or description; to ouy and sell person
alty of every kind and description, or to receive
and sell the same on commission; to pur
chase, own. lease, hire and otherwise acquire
and poa-ess machinery, lands, storehouses,
warehouses, and other structures which they
mav find convenient for the carrying out of
their said business, and to aell, mortgage, rroA
or to convey the tame; to lend or borrow money
on note, bill, bond, pledge, deed, mortgage, or
other obligation or lien with or without real or
personal security, and to make contracts of all
kinds for the furtherance of said business and
generally do and perform all acts and things In
cident to those above enumerated and those
common to a general grocery and liquor busi
ness.
Third. The principal place of doing business
will be in the city of Sevan neb, Chatham coun
ty, state of Georgia, but will do business In any
otnrr county of said state.
Fourth. Tne amount of capital to be employed
by petitioners, actually paid In, will tie the sum
of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
divided into shares of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAKB EACH.
Fifth. In addition to all p twera necessary to
the carrying uut of those above enumerated,
aeil t j the powers common to all corporations,
under the laws of Georgia, petitioners desire the
following special powers: To Increase or dimin
ish the capital stock from time to time to any
sum not greater than (JNE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS nor lees than TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, lo provide by' by-laws
from time to time for assessment upon its stock
or stockholders, and enforce tbe same by sale
of the atock in question or otherwise, and to
provide by by-laws or otherwise, from time to
nme, for limitation or restriction of the right and
power to transfer stock.
Wherefore, petitioners pray that they and
their associates may be Incorporated as afore
said for the term of twenty veara, with the
privilege of renewal at the end of that time,and
petitioners will ever pray, etc.
U. H. McLAWS,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Filed In office and recorded this 14lh day of
January, A. D. 1831.
JAMEB K. P. CARR,
• Clerk S. C. C. 0 . Ga
LEGAL NOTICES'.
GJ. EOROIA. Chatham County.--All persons
’ having demands against tbs estate of
JOHN A. KEttNOOHAN. late of Pittsfield.
Massachusetts, deceased, are hereby no.ifled
to render the same, according to law, to my
attorneys, JACKSON * WHATLEY and A. &
WRIGHT, and all persons Indebted to said
estate are required to make Immediate pay
ment to my aald attorneys at Savannah, Ga.
This Dkcxmiikh 22. 18H0.
LOUISE M. KERNOCHAN.
A dmlnlatratrlx of the Estate of John A. Ker
nochan. deceased
LUMBER.
McCauley, Stillwell k Cos.,
Yellow Pine Lumber,
ROUGH OR DRESSED.
Planing Mill, yard and office,Gwinnett street,
east ofß., F and W. Ry.
Dressed Flooring, Gelling, Mouldings, Weath
erboarding, Shingles, Lathes, Etc.
Estimates furnished and prompt delivery
gua an teed.
GROCERIES.
LIKE THEIR CANDIES HAVE NO
EQUAL.
Trade Supplied by
HENRY SOLOMON & SON,
FOR SALS.
ONEMILLION
Good Average Brick
FOR SALEI
Ask for prices and freight rates f. o. b. or de>
Uvered at destination.
SPARES, SOLOMON* CO.,
- Macon, Ga.
- - PAINTS ANU OIUH>
JOHN G. BUTLER,
WHITE LEADS, COLORS, OILS, GLASS,
VARNISH, ETC.: {tEADY MIXED
PAINTS; RAILROAD. STEAMER AND MIL*
SUPPLIES; BABHES, DOORS. BLINDS AND
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. dole Agent fog
LADD LIME, CALCINED PLASTER, CKMENH
HAIR ANDLAND PLASTER.
140 Congress street and 1M St Julian street
Savannah. Georgia
FISH A.MU OXsTEKR.
ESTABLISHED 13B&
“A
M. M. Sullivan & Son,
Wholesale Fish and Oyster Dealer*
150 Bryan *t. and 152 Bay lane. Savannah, 9a
Fish orders for Punts Garda rood red bora
have prompt attention.
INSURANCE.
CHARLES F. PRENDERGAST
(Successor to K. H. Foonto* A C 0.,)
FIRE, MARINE AND STORM INSURANCE
106 BAY STREET,
[Next West of the Cotton ExohaageJ
Telephone Call No. 34. Savannah, (ha
COTTON TIES.
ARROW COTTON TIES
FOR SALE BY
C. M. Gilbert & Cos.,
IMPORTERS.
FIIRfIPP
LUnUrL EXCURSION.
THIRTEEN THOUSAND MILKS. Parties
select, all Travel and Hotels first-class. Cuuard
Idne. Reserved Cara for Continental tours.
Circular free to any address E, ToURJEE,
Franklin Square, Boston, Mass.
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