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GUYTON'S WEEK’3 HAPPENINGS.
Society’s Doingfa at the Pretty Little
Village In ESlngiiam.
Progressive euchre is one of the favorite
amusements for Guytonians just now.
During the week a euchre party was given
by the Misses Armstrong complimentary
to Mrs. Juliau Rogers of Macon, who is
visiting the family of B. R. Armstrong.
Miss Annie Rawls was the champion end
Me winner of the first prize. The booby
was awarded to Miss Mamie Arden.
Avery pre tty wedding occurred in Guy
ton Tuesday afternoon, by which the town
loses a very worthy young lady. Miss Eva
Bird married Mr. George Beach of Savan
nah. at the residence of her brother, Mr.
Walter Bird. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. E. Wray, pastor of the Guyton
Methodist church, and the happy couple left
for Savannah, their future home.
Dr. VY. S. Simmons, one of Guyton’s ris
ing young dentists, has returned from the
convection of the State Dental Association,
which was at Ht. Simon's Island. Dr.
Simmons is having a handsome office fitted
up in the second story of the Baynard build
ing.
T'rof. R. E. Cobb and bis brother spent
Monday night in Guyton. This is Prof.
Cobb’s first visit as instructor for the Guy
ton silver cornet band, recently re-organ
ized. The boys are preparing to give an
entertainment in the early part of June to
raise funds witb which to defray the ex
penses of the instructor.
During a rece.it thunder-storm at Guy
ton the residence formerly owned and oc
cupied by W. B. Mal'ett, on Springfield
road, was struck by lightning and the roof
and one of the corners of tne house where
the current descended were badly torn up.
Fortunately no one was occupying the
house at tue time.
The summer residenters and visitors are
beginning to seek their suburban homes.
Me-ar*. E. U and W. C. Neidllnger have
arrived nDd now occupy their handsome
summer residence.
The Lanier house, under charge of Mrs.
Victoria Jeukin*. has been put in order for
the reception of her numerous summer vis
itors.
The resort will doubtless be well patrou
ized, as it is a home to be commended to
those who ai e seeking a quiet, home-like
place to spend the heated term.
The Cubbedge house, run by Mrs. Van-
Tassel, is located near, the depot, where
the visitors have all the oomforts of home.
Tho Guyton Glees, assisted bv their gen
tlemen and lady friends, will give an enter
tainment at Guyton Hall next week. The
Glees have deliguted Guytonians before.
The action of the Southern Press Associa
tion in inaugurating a movement looking
to the erection of a monument to the late
President Davis will meet with a hearty re
sponse from the citizens of Guyton. Mayor
Sweat will, doubtless, call a meeting of the
people at the proper time.
Wednesday night the anniversary cele
bration of the Methodist Hunday school
took place at the church ill Guyton, and
was in every respect oharming and enter
taining. The church was orowded from the
altar to the door with one of the most de
lighted audiences seen in the ohurch for a
long time.
The church and altar deooratiors were
very handsome and most profuse. Tho
children of the Sunday school were
neatly attired in white dresses.
They formed in twos at the parsonage,
and, accompanied by their teachers,
marched in aud up the aisle sieging “Bring
ing iti the Sheaves.” Shortly after 8 o’clock
the presentation of banners and sheaves
took place. A Scripture lesson was read|by
Rev. J. E. Wray, the pastor. The address
of welcome was delivered by Master Robert
Lovett. The song “Onward, Upward,’’ was
sung by the sohool. The recitation, “Lit
tle Hands,” by the infaut class, charmed the
andience. Alter a song, “Bring Them In,”
little Cliffie Mell reoited "Sowing and
Reaping.” This recitation was given
with ease, grace end perfect naturalness.
The recitations and floral offerings by a bevy
of little misses was an interesting feature of
the celebration. Miss Laurie Blackshear,
daughter of Mr. James E. Blackshear, de
lighted the audience with a recitation,
“Watching.” Supt. A. E. Bird made a very
gratifying report, showing the year’s work.
Prof. Bird has been superintendent for sev
eral years, and is a very enthusiastic Sun
dav-school worker.
ftev. J. E. Wrav made|a short addres’, full
of appreciation of the work of the school
and the success attending its efforts. After
the rendering of a few songs “Good-by”
was sung by the school. This celebration is
conceded to be one of the best ever given by
the sohool.
Avery pleasant sociable was given Fri
day night by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davant,
Jr., complimentary to Miss Susie Adams of
Savannah, who is visiting them.
Rev. Jacob Austin of Ebonezer Lutheran
church,with his daughter, visited Savannah
last week.
Conductor Jordan of the llaloyondalo
aoooinmodation and his force have made
their appearance in handsome new uni
forms. It is said that “Uncle Mike” for
the first time donned it on the occasion of
the entertainment at Halcyondale last week
and was highly complimented by the ladies
for his youthful aud soldierly appearance
The Sunday schools of Effingham will
have their annual celebration at Spring
field Wednesday, June 3. Rev. T. H. Blenus,
of the Christian church of Savannah, has
been invited to deliver the address.
THE THINGS WE EAT.
High-Priced Meats Sold After Becom
ing- Damaged by Long Keeping.
Inspector Desvergers or the Citizens’ San
itary Association, in his report of inspec
tions of food produce in the Savannah mar
ket for the week ending last night, says that
dressed beef and dressed mutton showed
’ nie improi ement in quality over the pre
ceding we >k. Dressed pork showed no im
provement.
There was a considerable quantity of
beef and mutton in the cold stor
age houses, but buyer3 were deterred by
the high prices asked for it, and it was held
until the latter part of the week, when some
of it was put upon the market deteriorated
m condition. In the meantime a number
of droveß of Georgia and Florida cattle and
*“®®P catne iu, aud the market at the close
of the week was well supplied with do
mestic beef and mutton.
The inspector reports poultry, both
dressed aud alive, plentiful ana of good
quality. Spring chickens were particularly
good. Tho coops brought into the market
house are not looked after, the inspector
B ays, as they should be. Several poultry
venders persist in eartiling or dusting the
Boors of the ooops, evidently for the pur
po of effecting concealment of the condi
tion of fowls which have suffered
from long transportion and con
finement or impure food. From coops so
ousted, fowls when fluttering In the grasp
of the vender fan out from them an im
palpable powder which floats, freighted
n ’ith minute insects and disease germs
about the air of the market house and
lodges upon dressed meats and other food.
The inspector reports pickled beef and
tripe averaging good; sausages and meat
Puddings were inferior.
Green vegetables and such fruits as ba
nanas, oranges and pineapples ware good
aud plentiful; strawberries, blackberries
and plums were fair.
Fish, shrimp, prawn, crabs and clams were
good and plentiful.
We’ve put big cut in our vest department.
Think of it, (1 50 vests for 50c. Monday
only. Kohler, 158 Broughton street.—Ad.
Gymnasium shoes aud tenuis shoes, at
1-u Far's.— Ad.
Old newspapers—Uoo for $5 cents —at i
t usiuess office, Muhninu News.—Ad.
Clothing ‘iti per sent, off in connection j
* * all bargains of Adams A Weller stock tor
'J 'Unlay only, Kohler, 1U Broughton i
treat,-4d. j
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.
You wind your watch
once a day. Your liver and
bowels should act as regu
larly. If they do not, use
a key. The fay is Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
One a dose.
Local Record for tho Morning News.
Special forecast for Georgia:
B AID Generally fair; slightly oooler, ex
,nm oept stationary temperature inex
— feme southern portion; variable
winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan
nah, Ha.. May S3, 1881, and the mean of the
Bame day for sixteen years:
I Departure
Mean Tempera-tor*, j from the s®?® r^ ure
normal * , IM m
for 16years 51ay 23, '9l. -|- or *’ 18 ' 1-
75 | 72 —3 _ —.Bl
COMPARATIVE RAIBPAIA STITKMKRT.
Amount A “™ nt
for 15 years May f^,. #l Si^^ n '
.11 -.U~ -3^
Maximum temperature, 83; minimum tern
pereture. 61.
The hlght of the river at Augusta at
7A3 o’clock a. m. yeeterday (Augrusta time)
was 8.5 feet —a fait of 0.3 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations
Ootton Region Bulletin for twenty-four houra
ending 6 p. m.. May 23, 1591. 75th Meridian time.
Districts. i Avrraoe.
Max. Mia. Baln-
N Uom.|Tmp Temp fall. t
AUanta.Tr. T7TTT7T7 12 ‘ 90 : 62 i .00
Augusta 12 92 62 00
Charleston 7 j 88 | 68 j .00
Galveston 16 S2 64 .06
Little Rook .... 16 82 I 68 .00
MemphlA 15 86 I 64 j .00
Mobile. 7 92 j 62 *T
Montgomery 6 92 62 ,00
New Orleans. 12 86 04 ! .02
Savannah. 11 23 69 .00
Vicksburg 3 80 63 j .00
Wilmington 9 88 60 *T
Summary
Means.
STATIONS OF Max.: Min Rain”
savannah district. Temp Temp falll.t
Alapnha 92 • 66 .00
Albany 92 64 .00
Amencus 98 60 .00
Halil bridge .00
Cordele 98 56 00
Eastman 96 60 . 00
Fort Gaines 92 52 00
Gainesville, Fla. 90 62 .0:)
Millen 94 58 .00
Quitman 90 63 .00
Savannah 83 61 00
Thomasville 94 68 . 00
Way cross
Summary
Means. ”
Observations taxon at the same moment of
time at all stations for the Manx;no Nbws.
Savamnah, May 23. 7:36 p. m.. city time.
j Rainfall
| 3 Velocity
i T. ' ' "
£ Direction...
Temperature...
Non
or
Stations.
— I—l—[1 — 1— [ 1— ..... ...
Norfolk 04 E 12 *T Cloudy.
Charlotte S2 S 6 Cloudless.
Kitty Hawk.*...
Wilmington TO 8 8 .... P'tly cloudy
Charleston. 755 8 Cloudless
Augusta 82 8 Cloudless.
Savakkab 72 S 6 ...Cloudless.
Jacksonville, 72|N E Cloudless
Tampa. 70: E *T P’tly cloudy
Point Jupiter,Ha.. 74|N El 2 .04 P'tly cloudy
Titusville ?4|NE .12 Cloudy.
Key West 70 NW 34 *T Cloudy.
Atlanta 82 NW Cloudless.
Pensaoola 78,3 W 8 ... Cloudless.
Mobile K4!3W 6 ! ... Cloudless.
Montgomery 8418 W.. P’tly cloudy
New Orleans. 80 E I .01 Cloudy.
Galveston 781 8 0! *T Cloudy.
Palestine 70iN E Oj .28 Cloudy.
7B, 8 8 P’tly cloudy
*T Indicates traoa. tlnobes and hundredths.
C. 8. Goaoss, Observer Signal Corps.
The Sunday Mormnj News
Will be found regularly on sale at tbs fol
lowing plaoes:
Estill’s News Depot.
Conner's News Stand.
E. J. KiefTer’s Drug Store, oorner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
T. A. Mullryne & Co.’s Drug Store, Wert
Broad and Waldburg streets.
St. J. K. Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy street*.
McCauley & Co.’s Drug Store, oorner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
W. A. Bishop's Drug Store, comer Hall
and Price streets. —Ada.
Big failure of Adams & Weller. Stock
bought by Kohler, the lively clothier of
Savannah, at 25c. on the dollar.—Ad.
Kayton's Oil of Idfe, the greatest lini
ment In the world for all aches and pains.
—Ad.
HARD .VAKIL.
Cotton and Rubber
HOSE,
Hose Reels, Etc.
GARDEN TILE.
Edward Lovell's Sons,
155 BROUGHTON AND 13#><40
STATE STREET.
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1891-TWELVE PAGES.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENFa WORD.
AT>rr.nTIKSKASTA IS Want* 0.
** ooiomo inserted for O.VB
CANT A WCiOJ, cut m '-f-iinss. mm*
**• V wwl to morrphf.
1* Dm or My Momocm
•••tenmotioMowelo aacntrs,- out
to tmafvV tkouid adrm-Km m Uu oolotm.
--
hKSkOXAL.
pHOTOGHAPHY-Oabmiu' s packs it
A styles and sizes, from stamps to life site
rioest photographs made in Ravanuoh at fair
and reasonable prices. J. N WILSON, Si Bull
street Business established June 4, 1868.
F”OB a short time only: Fins cabinet photo-
graphs, two dollars per dozen, at FOREST
CIT\ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Congress
street.
PIANO LESSONS given. Terms reasonable
Mas. MARIANA WILSON, 174 Taylor
street.
C AI.E of damaged stock, clothing, shoes, dry
O goods, continues for ten days. BASCH
BROS-■ 171 Congress street.
A TTENTION LADIES: mail 2c stamp for
H sealed Instructions for enlarging your bust
five Inches, using Emma Bust Developer;
guaranteed 24 page illustrated catalogue for 6c.
EMMA TOILET BAZAR, 224 Tremont street,
Boston, Mass.
IADIEB. have you tried MRS. T. E. iSTOKES
J for line, fashionable dressmaking? if not,
give me a Trial at SO Habersham street,
A TLAS and Erie Engines, Boilers. Tanks and
LL Stacks, Grate Bars and Building Castings.
LOMBARD 4 CO,, Augusta, Ga.
Rational cash register company
XV Dayton. 0.. and Hosier Safe and Lock Com
pans. Cincinnati, 0., represented by WILLIAM
BLUETT, 116 Bryan street. Call or write.
\V E tre sole agent in southern states for
"j Chas. Dielxi 4 Co.'s Hungarian Wines
and H. Eckel 4 Co.'a Khnrnay Champagne*
M. LAVIN'S ESTATE, Telephone 54.
A FEW DAYS’ ADVERTISING in this column
will surely bring great results Try It aud
be convinced.
BASCH BROS., 171 Congress street, will oon-
tinue the great damage sale for ten days
C HAFTINGS, Pulleys, Hangers and mill work
O all kinds, and repairs and supplies, LOM
BARD Jtyo., Augusta, Ga.
DR. J. G. CROLEY, Specialist. Diseases of
women. 159 liberty street. Office hours:
BjSO a. m. to 12 M., 2:30 to 8 p. tt.
WE are the only authorized representative
of Rosskam, Gerstley 4 Cos. for Rye
Whiskies, Geo. H. Forster Cos. for Rye Whiskies
and A. & H. Myers for Pure Schuylkill Malt
Whisky. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE, 48 East
Broad street.
KORTING IMPROVED INJECTOR, the best;
over thirty thousand sold. If your ma
chinist don't have It get him to order of LOM
BARD 4 CO.. Augusta, On.
YTOW is the time to buy clothing, shorn, hats.
Trunks from BASCH BROH., ITI Congress
street.
Travelers’ Insurance Company, the
largest accident company in the ’world,
soils accident tickets for 230. a day, with au in
demnity of fifteen dollars per week. Do not
travel without protection. HENRY J. SEE-
M.VNN, district agent, 9# Bay street
IF you are is need of none? and
want a liberal loan, for any length of
time, at lowest rate of interest, on Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, eto.. and If you
want your valuables returned in the same con
dition as left, patronise home enterprise and
call at the Old Reliable Savannah Lioensod
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E.
MUHLBERO, Manager.
INHERE la everything to Interest you in the
Sunday Moaid.vo News. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUG BTORF., Wtdtaker and Duffy
streets.
HELP WANTED,
XXf ANTED, a cook. ISO Waldburg street.
V v Apply Monday.
WANTED, a cook to go to Mount Airy. Ap*
ply at 133 Abercorn street.
WANTED, a child's nurse, at 79 Montgom
ery street.
X\f ANTED, a house servant; white prefered.
T * Call at 193 York street.
"WANTED, a good restaurant cook. Apply
TT OGLETHORPE CLUB, comer Bull and
Broughton streets.
TX7" ANTED, a settled woman, either white or
TT colored. Work light. Apply at 70 Liu
coin street.
WANTED, sober, reliab’e euginrerjpermaneut
position for right parly. Address M. G.,
this office.
XXT ANTED, competent cook to go to Tybee
v with private family. Apply 172 Harris
street.
WANTED, first class nurse, no irnoumbrauce,
reference; wages no object to right porty;
also girl to assist with housework. Apply 9to 2
118 State street.
XV T ANTED, white lad to work on commission,
1 T who is not afraid of hard work; must
come well recommended. Apply tomorrow at
9 o'clock to S WIN TON 4 MATHEWS’ wood
yard.
ANTED, an office boy. Address in own
v handwriting, giving age and salary ex
peep'd, M., Morning News.
ANTED, an active, intellige-it and re
' v siiectable office lad. Address m own hand
“EUTAW," Carrier 5.
WANTED, immediately, several basque and
’ ' skirt hands 011 dress making at 09 York
street.
WANTED hands to work In sash, door and
blind faotory. Address P. u. Box 528,
Augusta, Ga.
WANTED, a white girl to prepare lunch for
vi a barroom. Apply between 7 and Ba. in.
Monday; liberal pay to the right party. 52
Harris street.
\ or more uiay he Invested iu established
—’ ’ business that yield-i 2'.)0 |ier c -nt. profit.
Permanent position and satisfactory salary,lady
or gentleman. Call 156 Liberty st reet.
W * * OLF.fi AI.E dry goods house require young
man to wait on trade: good penman, cor
rect at figures, with best references preferred.
Address WORKER, Morning News.
WANTED, a first ,-lass cook, one wbo cau
v furnish recommendation from last em
ployer: no Sunday work. Apply Mouday morn
ing between 9 aud 11 o'clock at JOHN J SUL
LIVAN'S, 110 and 112 Bryan street.
WANTED, a neat colored boy to work In bar,
recommendation from last employer re
quired Apply Monday morning between 8 aad
11 o'clock at JOHN J. SULLIVAN’S, 110 and 112
Bryan street.
\ GENTS WANTED—Canvassers In every
town and county of the Mate, Big com
mission, exclusive territory Correspond and
get full particular*. TUE MIDLAND POTTERY
CO., Roaeville, O.
ORGANIZERS and local secretaries wanted,
by an association that can appreciate
ability; good pay to the right parties; only
tuoe meaning business need apply J. F.
SHARP. 441£ K. Alabama street, Atlanta. Ua.
VY r ANTED, by old established bouse, gentle-
YT man or lady la southern office, salary
$730- position pe manent;lncioeeself addressed
stamped envelope. MANAGER, Lock Box 532,
Chicago.
TXT ANTED, organisers by the Friendly Aid
m Society. Pays tt* me-nbers SIOO every
Six months. Ha* Laid $309,000 In benefits. Re
serve and benefit fund held In trust by tho state
of Mnevachusetts. Term* liberal. Address
FRIENDLY All) SOCIETY, Waltham, Maes.
lAIRI.
IObT, Central railroad rouimutalion ticket
_J book No, 900; worthless to finder If re
turned to 152 Hull street reward will he paid.
I' OHT.a black Newfoundland dog with leather
J collar and iron ring attached on neck
Answers to name of "Leo.” Under will bo
liberally rewarded by returning dog to W F.
lte.il a drug store. South and East Broad street*
lOBT, Wednesday morning, no Liberty Street.
j between Abercorn and Bull, seeled enveJo. r.
addressed “Hoffman," cantamlug two bumlred
dollars Fiouarwdlbe suitably rewardad by
leaving same at "MOrmAJuS" (ITUWO, it,
Bui i street. ,
IOBT, a lee-sethossi eontaioiugship s papery
4 Finder will be rewarded flee dollars by it
turalog same to N. PAULA*.* Market Dock
Statx
op
WCATBSIL
employment wanted.
wANTED, sSSatiog by a No 1 drug packer.
T V Salary do object. PACKER, care News,
WANTED, peakiou ass evoararher and
T * typewriter ay H—. Address MWB. ho.
14 Broughton streets j
DRUG CLFRJC WM|* * position; seventeen
years actual nxperieece, and is a graduate
In pharmacy,. jttUOi To last aauuovsr
“PH ARM AClgfcj; mw oktos.
lICESBKD druggist has a fsw evenings to
x devote to retfcl'Of others. M., News office.
SCHOOLS wanted by university men. Several
members of the gradual. ;? class In the
University of ihcgfclA.ueetr* to surer Ale pro
fesslou of teaching They are young rueu of
ability, character, and scholarship,. Parties
wishing corrvgpAtlastfce will please address
WM. E. BOGUS, CftSogaßor. Athens, Og.
WANTED, a sltHttfbo as none tq trawl with
t a family gdttftf ftiftth. by a winr-colored
girl; be*t reference given. AdirosS Xt'RRK,
News office.
REFINED YOUNG LADY wants to travel;
several white and colored cooks and gen
era! servants; wall recommended help of ail
kinds always at HEADICE'S INTELLIGENCE
BUREAU, 81 Broughton.
X\T ANTED—Young man want* position at
tv dark in wholesale or retail grocery bourn.
Reference given if desired. Address Boa 11,
Ness office.
\Y t ANTED, position by oomjietent lauy
TT stenographer and typewriter; beat
reference; reasonable terms. “15, ' Box 264.
Atlauta, G*.
I EMPLOYMENT WANTED. -Refined young
J lady to travel with family as general assist
ant. several white and colored servants, drivers,
clerks and bookkeeper* with recommendation*.
RKADICK’S INTELLIGENCE BUREAU, 81
Broughton.
SIAN. 17 years old, wants situation;
- I will mako himself useful in general; under
stands stenographing. X, Morning News.
ROUMN WANTED. '
\\f ANTED, a nWy furnished room with
TT hoard in prjvatc family, by a gem (cm an;
references furnlshW. ft M , care Morning
News. _
ROOMS WANTED-Wanted for the summer
mouths sniaU-tbts-bf swo or Wires rooms,
partly furnished proferrgth and wt*L baih room
conveniences, and futtgme for light hoiisekuep
lug. Address I'. Cl, jjpy ji, ijlly. _
\\’ANTED, by gentleman and wire,three or
TT four rooms fn *b good neighborhood, by
Ist of June. Address, stating rent eto., C. F.
WEBF.R, 64 South Brdhd Street
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
wANTED, a good roadster. Address ROAD -
TT HTER, Bos 2jl,
YS7’ANTED,So t>uycbeau farm horse. NORTH!
v v CO FT. Pell farm, waters road.
"YEOUNG MAN wants table board In private
I family. Aditgew H., care Sh.rningNews.
\LADY desires board In return for lessons iu
vocal and instrumental music. Address
Mims E., this office.
WANTED, to borrow one thousthd dollars
on good city property, for twelvemonths.
Address L., News office.
WANTED, Excelsior and Chatham Bank
stock. C. ib;. MILLER, 131 Congress
st' eet.
XX’ANTED, to give every l iquor Dealer a
T T chance to build up a good trade ou a
valuable ttlrnuiant wMoti 1* dally growing Iu
popularity. M. LAVIN'S KBTATB, sole Ageut.
THERE Is everything to interest yefa In the
Bumlny Moarwtsa- NgWS For sale at
YONGE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets. -•
ROOMS TO RENT.
JY 00318 to rent. Apply at 181 York.
ROOMS to rent, furnished or unfurnished. 20S
(Congress street.
L'OK RENT, two unfurnished room*, suitable
I for light liouaekesphig, cheap to nice party.
at 8014 Lincoln street
furnished single room, at 113 State.
ROOMS TO RENT aud~ table board at 80
Broughton street
'I'HKEE ROOMS, baUr *veranda, bathroom.
I_l5OH Taylor, J _
TT'OR KENT, one furnished room. Apply to
r JNO. SULLfViW- ffb. WCotifoinfaZet.
N ICE flat rooms fqr.rqut reasonable; all con
venience, sameSbor. No JOB Kerry street.
'■•■...!.> 1
>' ICH.Y furuishfij tooth room, with gas, hot
I and cold water— mu President street.
AFLAT of three nicely furnished rooms,with
bath, at 13 street,, ,
IJ'OR RENT, furnished rooms to gentleman,
#5, $7, $lO. No. FGattaaiF street, "c
- larffe tfbtttH room, three-windows;
furnished or unfurnished. lShßvuth Broad
IT'OK RENT, plsactaak rooms furnished,with or
without board,; day board #* M Bar
nard street.
A DESIRABLE ?!. AT of throe rooms, with
Conveniences, tft'Hht. Apply Bar
nard street.
IARGF, pleasant rooms, with board, also
J good table board, at 10u South iiruttd*‘coruor
Drayton.
L'OK RENT, neatly furnished largo front
I room and hall room, second ltoor; gas and
bath. York, first door west Whitaker.
L'OK RENT, neatly furnished or unfurnished
J south room; bath attached; reasonable. 43
Broughton.
IpOR RENT, to quiet party, three furnished
rooms, three month* at $lO per mouth
Address SUMMER. P. O . dftvnnnah,
Rooms to RENT.~ife?
Taylor; no children 4n house* J
IJdOR RENT, two southern rooju*,.'.uart!y
A furnished or unfurnished. HI York street
Central locality. . . . .
YyI.EAbA.NT ROOM, vrftb heard, lu private
1 family; suitable fttr couple, or two gentle
men; terms reasonable. Address PRIVATE
News office.
BREEZY hoi DIM facing the ocean to rent at
Tybee Island, Os. Apply to Mas. OllAfl.
CARROLL, Tyhee.
r PO RENT, rooms on second and third floors.
A Whitfield building, over the postoffice;
location most desirable In the city. Apply to
JOHN SULLIVAN & GO., 10S‘4 Bay street
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
li'Oß RENT, a six-room house. Apply 41
Houston.
RENT, three-story brief residence,
Montgomery street Every convenience.
W. 11. DOONER, IST Broughton rtreet.
11U HULL BTREET for rent; immediate
* rO possession. C. P. MILLER, Oonrrees
street.
I,''OR RENT, the desl-able dwelling No. 17W
J Hall street. Possession June 1, 1831.
JOHN SULLIVAN & COT
TT'OR RENT, anew store hist completed aud
A fitted up for a drtijriLire: or a*i|!liSiiud
stand for cigars and soda water and fruit bust
ness Will rent cheap to right mau. THOMAS
A. FOLI,IAHD._ t .
r |'o RENT, No. 220 Duffy street, west of West
a A folllard** ,wUU uletw %T? Hoe ’
FpOR RENT, five-room house, ooruer Prioo
and Oordou street done. Apply corner
Price and Gordon.
17HJH RENT, the house at north
west c -ruerHtate ntidH** rshatn streets
Apply at 113 Gordon strdet.
CTORE FOR RKNT,~Say eUwef. tthree^He.
} / *“d eelUr, elevator sad euam power. JOHN
hl/nb, * *£j( (Jji
L'OK RENT, the house U Broughton uw<;
1 also in .per floor of he..SR it) Liaowlu street
Apply W Broughton street.
r'UM RENT, store oaMejJ sweet, beet Idea
I tlon la the clt,. WALTIIoUto * RIVERS,
K*ti !>(*( AXMjU. jb f yy j
L'OK RENT, at White Bluff, - room house.
A kitchen. a.rvtuU' room. JAI t/H OOHKN. at
Members s Jewelry store
'T'O RENT, store and dwelling eoraer Haber
I sham and rbariien stscet faquir* on
pr—las
RENT store V*h.4i Oesigrsas nweet.
* three doors seat Jeffers**. Apply at DRV
rihßtoGss’ .***, ' j
FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS.
T> RENT, stable of seven ttal s, with feed
bouts and water, witb or without outhouses
At fcX: Bay street.
’INI KENT, the targe hail In the odd Fellows
1 bmUling, with supper room and toilet room
attached, suitable for germane, sociable*, balls
or any nubile gathering; seats 800. Apply to
the JANITOR, or to A. U. FAWCETT. Market
Square
FOR SALE.
HORSES and MULES, just received, extra
lot Urge mules, family broke horses, fin*
saddle sad harness horses aud mores, and any
thing else you may want. First class livery,
latest style rigs GUII.MARTIN 4 CO., Sale.
Livery and Boarding Htable*. Telephone 281.
T AM offering some of the finest property la
l Savannah If want to buy come to the corner
or Bay and Dravton. ROSBIONOL.
T7H9R SALE, desirable residence ou Waldburg
I street. HOWLAND 4 MYERS, 12* Bryan
k're*'.
XV' HEN I announce my last sal* the boys will
T T hump aronnd. and wonder if tam In the
buslnees. Respectfully, C. P. ROSSIGNOL. _
CMIR SALE, to railroad employes and others
L requiring a well built, new cottage, which
can be bought on a cash payment of three
hundred dollars, and the balance in monthlv
payments C. H DOKSETT
C'OR SALK, seven shores Georgia Iren As
X social ion (took, first ser.oi STOCK, care
News.
I HAVE been very successful in handling
large properties. Parties desiring to buy or
sell can lose nothing by seeing uie. RO3SIG
NOL, Real Eataio.
FOR SALE CHEAP, the schooner Viuvard, in
good order; capacity, about 2,000 bushels of
rice. Apply to I>. 11 MOELLER. West Broad
and River streets, Savannah.
JJMJR SALE, 20 head of mules. A. McCOR
IJTOR SALE, five acres of land on Turpin's
1 Hill, running Into the Dyer tract near
Electric railway. Also 25 to 80 acre* on Savan
nah road about a mile from city of Augusta,
adjoining Dyer lake, suitable for building lot,
befug near railway. UKO. A. OATES, Augusta,
MARGARET Street property: five tine resi
dences; will sell reparate; would-be pur
chasurs call on ROSSIGNOL. Real Estate,
IJ'OR SALE, three share* preferred vtock Odd
I Fellows' Hull Association; eighth install
ment paid. Address “W.” p. O. Box 137.
NO. 78 Gwinnett street can be bought at a
reasonable price from W K. WILKIN
SON, Real Estate Dealer.
IX)R SALE, two top Wagons, Truok. Phaeton,
Fuggy and Platform Beale. JOHN H.
RUWK.
Magnificently located Lou on Barnard
street; none suohln the city can be pro
cured at the prices. ROSSIGNOL, Real Es
tate.
FpOR SALE, Bay street property, residence
property, city and couuty; a few five-acre
tracts. C. P. MILLER, Real Estate.
POB SALK. Mowing Machines, Cutaway Har
-1 rows, Horse Rakes. Hay Tedders, Potato
Diggers and Cultivators. GEORGE W. PAR
iSH.
BEAUTIFUL LOT on Montgomery street,
near second; this Is a cheap piece. HOB
BIGNOI., Real Estate.
TpOR SALE, large Herring's Patent Chain
* „ I’l?” stM ‘ Hi ’- G ‘tree by four feet. JOHN
11. RUWK.
IT'OR SALE, au englno, 16-Inch cylinder, 4
1 feet stroke, oan be bought cheap. J. W.
TYNAN,
IT'OR RALE, 500,000 brick. ROCKY FORD
BRICK CO., Rooky Ford, Ga.
Magnificent Residence Lot, southwest
corner of Gordon and Hahershaui sti-eote
oan be bought right. ROSHIUNOL, Real Ka
RALE, an elegant Bolton street real
t dance, complete iu every particular. In
quire of W. K. WILKINSON, 142 St. Julian
street.
TqNOR SALE, one 4-year-old cow with young
X calf, town raised, milk* 10 quarts, also one
four-yesr-old tnare broke for saddlu and bar
ness. TOM C FORD, 14 Jones street.
DON’T fall b> get a copy of Sunday’s issue of
the Monxtxo Nxws. For sale at BISnOP’S
DRUQ STORE, corner Hall and Price streets.
T.-'INK piece of Bay street property, running
I through to River street; five stories; loca
tion suitable for wholesaler or Importer. KoS
SIpNOL, Real Estate.
IT'OR SALE, five shares Uhathani Bank stook.
ROW 1-A.ND 4 MYERS, 122 Bryan street.
I.'OR SALE, good two-story residence, con
taining parlor, dinlug-room, kitchen, throe
bed rooms and a bath room, and two smaller
bouses in the rear. All for $3,500. C. H. DOK
SETT.
MAGNIFICENT Bay street property, elegant
Gordon street property, beautiful Con
grevs street, property, grand New Houston
street property, exquisite Barnard street prop
erty, fine Marearet street property, lovely lu
cent lots, adjacent to city. ROBBIGNOL, Real
Fisiate.
Ij'Oß BALE. The estate of J J. Waring do
siring to dispose of some Its holdings lu
n-hat is oomniouly known as WsringsvlUe, will
s-!i lots on any street from Boltnn to Anderson
east, or west of Price street. For particular*
apply to P. A. WA RING.
WAGONET, carrlee 8 passengers, just the
thing for beach and picnic parties. UUIL
MARTIN * 00.. Htables.
IF you want to buy land see me; 1 think 1 can
make terms to suit yell. KOfWIUNOL.
Real Estate
L'OR BALE, a large lot of first quality
I cheroots Special discount to the Trade.
M. LAVIN’B ESTATE.
L’OK SALE, the most deairable residence
I south of Anderson street, situate oh a
northwest corner, newly built, oomplete lu
every detail, elegant flower garden, stables and
servants' quarters; reasonable price. VV. K.
WILKINSON, Real Estate Dealer.
A BEAUTIFUL ten-acre farm, well fenced,
small log house. RGSBIGNOL, Real
Estate.
BRICK: BRICK: BRICK: SOO.OUU for sale.
FORT AKGYLE BRICK COMPANY, 3
Drayton street.
w* 1 (If. FOR twenty-flva feet rubber hose
•J' * *hi with nozzle and eoupllugs. NEID
-I.INGER & RABUN, _*
IFARTIEB desiring to Invest on Tybee for
1 building purposes see ine arid get terms.
They are remarkably easy. Don't forget Tybee.
UOBSIONOL, Real Estate.
( ' AKRIAGE. glass front Landaulet cheap.
V GUILM ARTIN & 00., Sale, Livery and
Boarding Stables.
RELIABLE DRUGS, Fancy Article*. Heed*,
Perfected Eyeglasses, Pure Candy; low
prices. Prescriptions a specialty. HEIDT'B.
IT HAS not been discovered yet that I sold the
Wetter property to the Savannah Female
Asylum, but 1 did. KOBBIGNOL Heal Ernst*
OLD NEWSPAPERS— SOO for *33 cenU-at
Business Office Morning News
IT IN ALL A MYTH about there being no
farm laud left. lam now arranging to put
on the market tome of the lluest land in tue
county m weekly payments, no interest.
ROBSIGNOL. Real Estate.
HARNESS- buggy harness In good order.
OUILMAKTIN AOO , Bale, Livery and
Boarding Stables.
I, 'OR HALE, lot S3 by 110 on northeast corner
Habersham and Wald burg streets. HOW
LAND A MYERS, 138 Bryan street. _
L'OR SALE, a good-paying, well established
J grocery end liquor store; told on account
of owner leaving the city; also a good all around
horse, buggy and harness. For particulars call
at Simms and Lumbar streets. J N. ORIF
MTH.
\FEW MOKE of ny 10 cent a week lots
left. They era the heel investment for a
■.mall bolder adjacent to the oily. KObBiUNOL,
Heal Estate.
FVjH BALK, the Onset Imported Kmm and
Uqiiors of all kinds, from olareta to Cordials
at lowest prices consistent with superior quality.
H L.WIS S ESTATE Telephone 54.
I'otoHALK, the iarzest aud best assorted
1 stook of White Pins Hash, I lours. Blinds,
Moulding*. etc., ate.. In toe South. Also all
standard brands of Pure White lands, color*,
dry and In all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, eta
Mill supplies. Builders' hardware Is my
specialty. Dim, Plaster and Hair, 1 drool let
ii iriati .in *f Ruseadal* aud Portland Cement,
newer, culvm and Flu* Pina, all sues, bands.
Trap*. Ts. etc ( all or write for my prises, aad
cat set i males before buying ANDREW
HANLEY,
STRAYED.
CTRATED OR STOLEN. Tnureday, May 2l’ a
? v Newfoundland puppy bitch about aix
months old. Retura to 8e New Uouaton street
and get reward.
MIBCELLAICBOUB.
PCU line Picnio Baskets at W. O. COOPER'S.
T 28 Whitaker street.
OPECIAL sale of sviur ls shoes and ■ tippers
this week at COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
TIME and excursions retuind you
i~ that your old trunk needs renal - log Send
it to THE CHATHAM TRUNK FACMURY, 87
Broughton street, near Abercorn.
17UVE DO LI. ARB for one hundred pair* Span
ish scallop shell* for decorating, at KEHN
BF-RQ’S FLORIDA BAZAR.
t v OOI) SOUND claret win*. 3 00 par dosen,
U $! 00 per g*llon._C. P (XINNKRY __
MOVING, packing and shipping furniture
will he given our personal attention, thus
Insuring oompleta satisfaction. BARBOUR 4
CO., 160 State street.
BEST tea bathing at Warsaw, taka Crescent
City any day but Monday~9 a. a.-two
tripe Sunday.
U?LOWERS—A fresh supply at Strong's drug
* store daily. Floral signs at short notice.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 49E
r pHF. NATIONAL ASSURED affords IT* in
1 suranoe protection to It* members at a
moderate oust U P MILLER. Becy.
I MAKE a speciality of handling larrt pro
perties. Advise with me. ROSSIGNOL,
Real Estate.
U'URNITUHK packed and shipped by skilled
I workmen. Sn<l us your ordars. The A.
J. MILLER COMPANY.
\HE YOU going to travel? If so, have your
trunks repaired fn tho very best manner
nt THE CHATHAM TRUNK FACTORY, 87
Broughton street.
ONE lot of gents' sample shoes, worth |4 or
IS, at $2 per pair. COHF.N’H BARGAIN
HOUSE,
MRS. A E. SMITH, millinery and dreeimak
ing. If you want a nloe hat for a little
money give me a l rial, as I will sell at reduced
pricer for the next coming week. Have a nice
line of whit i straw lists for ladles, only 20 cents
each. 114)-* Broughton street.
PICNIO GOODS, Olives, Sardines, MB
1 Syrup* for summer drinks, at W. G.
COOPER'S. 28 Whltaker- street.
r |' , AR Camphor 12c lh. refined Camphor BSc
X lh, Lubiu's Extracts CO- bottle, Household
Ammonia, large bottles, 10c. You can keep
vour beds dear of bug* for a rear with one 25c
bottle of Edam's lledhug Killer.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—I,
WM. MUNOKN, now in possession of one
lot. No. 17j$ Huntington street, In city of
Sarannah. state of Georgia, county of Chat,
ham. I, Win, Mungen, now giva due notice to all
members of the Union Delmouaoa Guards to
cmne forward and pay all duo* from 1884 to
1891. You are hereby requ*sted to pay up all
dues to the said Delaionac* Guards oomieny
by tliu 18th of June next, or I (Wm. Mungen)
will foreclose all claim* on the said company.
WM. MUNOKN. Bavanmaii, Ga., May 23, 1891.
Vf OVING, packing and shipping furniture
ivi will be given our jiersona! attention, thus
ensuring complete satlsfaatiou, BaRBOUR 4
CO., 160 State street.
ft ALL at rim NEW HOME’’ offloe and geta
V./ nice “lire alarm" card free. 32 Whitaker,
comer State.
READ the Sunday Mohsinu Nzw*. For aai*
at KIEFFERB DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
TRY Klootrlc Cleaning Cream; removes point,
tar, grease spots of all kind* from ths finest
of fabrics without Injury. Agsnts wanted.
BARIK’S DRUG BTORK.
( ‘ LARKT WIN i Ti y our claret at S-) 00 per
V' dozen, or tt 00 per gallon. C. P. CON
NERY.
ONE lot of ladles' Oxford ties (samples);
over fifty different styles, at |1 23, worth
*2._ COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE
r PUt season now demands le* Cream Freezers,
l Hefrlgerstorr, Water Coolers and Mosquito
Net*, and you will fiud a full Hue of these neces
sary artioles at .1 W. TREBLE 4 CO.’S, No*.
198 to 199 Broughton street.
OLD furniture bought, sold and exohangod.
Whitaker and Hull streets.
( 1 1.UTHINU cleaned, repaired, dyed; suits
made to order; charges mudsrate; satis
faction guaranteed; call and examine the latest
styles of samples just received, at A. GETZ,
Tailor, JelTerson street.
DKHKB aud bookcases, sideboards, chiffon
iers. parlor suits, oak and walnut bed
room sulis: everything at lowest living price*.
BARBOUR A 00., IMI State street.
FjMNE bottled goods end Jug trade are our
specialties, which receive our constant at
tention. M. LAVISH ESTATE.
,\ PRETTY “fire alarm" card free at the
1 V “NEW HOME" office, S3 Whitaker, oorner
State street.
IK YOU WANT a good smoke, call and got
on* of J. A. CHAKLTON’H Imported or do
mestic cigars. Northwest corner Drayton and
President st reets.
tpOR line Coffees, Teas and fine Wines, go to
1 W. Q. COOPER H, 38 Whitaker street.
/ ' OOD FOOD properly cooked makes eating
'la pleasure and life worth living. Try ths
meals at HAVANNAH DINING ROOMS AND
REBTAURANT, 80 Broughton street, and b
happy.
TRUKKHI Trunks! Call and examine our
stock and get our price* before purchas
ing oirewhsre COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
'I'HE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS Is on sal*
1 at JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE, New Hous
ton and braytou.
W/TLMINUTON AND WAHSAW~jvery day
tv except Mondays; two trip* on Sunday, 8
a. M. and 3 r. m.
DESKS and bookcases, side boards, ohiffou
ion*, parlor suits, oak and walnut bed
room suits; everything at lowest living prices.
BARBOUR & CO , BUT State street,
/ |LD NEWSPAPERS—3OO for 33 cents -at
' ’ Bualneaa office Morning News.
SUBSCRIBE to the National Assured Building,
Loan and Oonsol Association. C. P. MIL
LER, Secretary.
I K your tewing machine does not give satis
faction, address BOWEN, whu guarantees
satisfaction. 39 Berrien street.
AT CHARLTON’S NEW YORK STORK
can get the finest butter in the market at
lowest prices. Northwest corner of Drayton
and President, hack of the Lutheran church.
IkOARD and table board; specie! rates for the
I> summer, at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS
AN DKEHT -UK A NT, 80 Broughton street.
L'iKE Hair Matresees. Matrasses mad* to or-
I der to fit any bed; fine ticking; only sls
Whitaker and Hull streets.
IF you need a pure, palatable medicinal stimu
lant, ask your grocer for Schuylkill Malt
Whisky. M. LA YIN 'H ESTATE, Wholesale
Agent.
IF you want your furniture upholstered and
renovated by ekllled workmen, send it
to the A. J. MILLER COMPANY.
ALWAYS ill season, refrigerators, mosquito
net*, and a nice line of window shades.
BARBOUR Si OO IbO state •tr**t._
| A. CHARLTON, the New York grocer
fl • has just opened on tha uortnwest oomer
of Drayton and President streets, with a large
and well selected stock of Imported and do
mentis groceries. You would do well to give
him a call
TABLE claret. Good table claret at S.IOO
dozen, $1 00 per gallon. C. P. CON
/ tNK lot gents’ samples shoee worth $3 30 to
Bedroom buitn. spring Bed*, oou. m<
quite Nets, Kefrlg-rators, cbeap, at THE
A. J. MILLER COMPANY.
L'INEBT PRINT BUTTER at W. O.
COOPER H, 38 Whitaker street. __ _
L'OK Imported and dumsst.e grocer!** go to
1 OHaRLTuN’H, tbo New York grocer,
northwest uoroer of Drayton end President
street*
MATT RUSHES thoroughly rauutated by my
. new machine: I guarantee all work to be
satisfactory or mousy refunded. Whitaker and
Hull etreeta. _____
'I"HI hoot place In have your elothlasr cleaned,
J repaired and braided Is by f, J. TUtULKK,
lot libsr y street. ______________
I' |VS alligators for sal* at RKHNBr.KUM
J riJUHiUA WA/.AH ll* Biought** street.
CLOTHnro.
Will have in stock on
Monday. May 24, 1891, a
full line of the celebrated
Star Shirt Waists. Ladies
come and see them.
KILT SUITS. BLOUSE SUITS.
APPEL A SCHADL,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
169 Broughton Street.
Agents for Dr. Jaegers Woolen
Sanitary Underwear, Stanley
Sash, the newest thing out, in
ull colors.
m iiciUANioui.
UPHOLSTERING and repairing in furniture,
all It* branoliM, uroperly done at lowest
figures. Hull and Whitaker stre-u
CANDWICHES. Deviled Crabs. Salads, q-uok
Cy lunch, at SAVANNAH DINING ROOMS
AND RESTAURANT, 89 Broughton street.
CT2LI. In the lead—Electrlo Toothache Drop*
C 5 never fail to cure la one second. MARIE'S
DRUG STORE.
r rilF. NATIONAL ASSURED Is the moat pro!
1 gresslve association In the field. Investigate
end subscribe to it. O. P. MILLER, secy
r?REB(’F.NT CITY, for Waresw and
v ton every Sunday; two trips, 9a. m. and 2
r. m. _
IF you want the beet sowing machine in town
and a premium worth not Dse than one
dollar, address MU. BOWEN, 29 Uorrlen street,
VLWAYH in season, refrigerators. Mosquito
nets, and a nice line of window shades.
BARBOUR 4 CO., HMI State street.
/ kNE lot ladle.*’ Oxford Ties, worth SI, at 88
' " oeiiu* iior pair. COHEN'S BARGAIN
HOUSE.
\RARE CHANCE TO DOUBLIT YOUB
MONEY.--The imderilgnod begs leave to
Inform the public that parr)*, desiring to sub
scribe to the stock of the SOUTHOVER LAND
AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY (building a
new ootton mill) will ploiuo o ill at my office,
when upon examination they will feel satisfied
that the investment cannot be surpassed Over
8110,000 of stock already taken. 8. ELSINGER,
80 Price street, corner President. I atn also
authorized agent to rei-eivesubscriptions forth*
stock of the "GEORGIA STATE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION."
CARRIAUEB, BUGGIES, ETC.
WOULD
It possible YQlf
that after
four years’ con- THINK
tinuous service
of a vehicle that one could
swap it off for anew one?
For a small outlay we will
give you the password to the
Carriage Paradise, Bay and
Montgomery streets, occupied
by the
SAVANNAH CARRIAGE
and WAGON CO.
G BOCK BIRR.
DON’T IlSjj THESE
The weather being very hot now. and most
people wish a cool supper, nail and let us help
you out In the following Specialties -just the
things you want;
Mackerel.
Just received another lot of those fine fresh
Mackerel in Tomato Hauue, all ready for the
table; need no cooking, aud will make an ele
gant supper In the absence of anything else
We also name Mackerel broilod In Milliard
Sauce, whioh are delicious.
Brcok Trout.
Tills Is the finest In the fish line, also ready for
the table; be very convenient for picnics. Thee*
goods ar* Just lu aud strictly lirst quality.
Fancy Buttsr.
We cannot refrain frem calling the attention
of the public, without a doubt, to the finest
Butter on the market. We handle only Jno. 8.
Martin’s Fancy Creamery, always fresh
on every ship, and give it to you right from the
refrigerator as solid as Id midwinter. When
once tried you will never be without it.
SOLE AGENTS for the CELEBRATED
IMPORTED KAISER BEER and SPUING
HILL RYE WHISKY.
iel & Kisii,
No. 144 Congress St.
PROPOSALS WANTED". "
ÜB. “TREASURY
• INOTOS, D. G., May 18. 1881. —Sealedpro
posals will be received, to be opened at 3 o’clock
p. it., June 82, 1881, for the sale to the United
State* of suitable property, centrally and con
veniently located, for anew site for the public
building authorised by act of congress, ap
proved Jan. 81, 1881. to be erected In Havaonab,
Georgia. A corner lot. approximating 183 feet
front by 186 foot In dimensions, is preferred. If
not a corner lot the property mnst approximate
333 feel front by 130 feet In dimensions, or con
taining superficial area equivalent thereto.
Each proposal mutt bo made with the under
standing and agreement that. If It is accepted,
the buildings mod all Improvements on the prop
erty ar* to be retained, and removed within
thirty days after written notice
bv the vendor, and that all expenses
connected with furnishing evidence of title and
denis of conveyance are to be paid by the ven
dor. Each proposal must be accompanied by a
properly drawn diagram, giving the rnetes and
bounds of the properly, and showing the streets
around the block In wl.ich the property is situ
ated : also, by a written statement In regard to
tbs grades, character of ground for founda
tion. etc Tne right to reject any and all pro
posals is reserved. Kaon proposal must be
sealed, marked “Proposal for tbe sale of prop
erty for anew site for the pqhlla building in
Savannah, Georgia,” and addreusd and mailed
to the Commission to select new sit* for U. S.
Court House and Poaloffiee, Savannah, Geor
gina, are Postmaster. Savannah. Ga.
inmuhanck,
C'HAKLUt f. PIUINDJUtGAffT
/ ibvMueeeur to to. U. Foots a* A Oo.J
mi, MiKIM AND STOHM UiSCKANCI
m MAY STRUCT,
{Nest West of lb* Uotwa JUebea** )
Telephone Onto Ka.L kevesmah, Ga.
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