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!LOVE climbs the iiill.
tH e old story told in anew
WAY.
Blornstierne Ejornaon Writes Another
Good Story-Here It Is in all Its Pure,
fountain Flavor end Wild, Poetic
eentlment— Old Canute’s Daughter.
from the Strand Magazine.
From the time that Aslang was quite
own U p there was no longer any peace or
auietat Husaby. In fact, all the hand
somest youug fellows iu the village did
nothing but light and quarrel night after
. and it was always worst on Saturday
izhts. Aslang’s father, old Canute
Husaby. never went to bed on those nights
without keeping on at least his leather
breeches and laying a good stout birch stick
on the bed beside him. ‘ ’lf I have such a
tt y daughter," said old Canute, “I must
know bow to take care of her.”
Thor >'esset was only the son of a poor
m’tager and yet folks said that it was he
we it oftenest to visit the farmer’s
dauzhter at Husaby. Of course, old Canute
was not pleased to hear this. He said it
was not true; that, at any rate, be had
never seen him there. Still they smiled
! and whispered to each other that if he only
had thoroughly searched the hay loft,
whither Aslang had many an errand, he
would have found Thor there.
Spring came, and Aslang went up the
mountain with the cattle. And now when
the beut of the day hung over the valley,
the rocks rose cool and olear through too
sun’s mistv rays, the cow bells tinkled, the
shepherd’s dog barked, Aslang sang her
••jodel” songs, and blew the cow horn, all
the young men felt their hearts grow sore
and heavy as they upon her beauty.
And on the lirst Saturday evening one
after the other they crept up the hill. But
they came down again quicker than
they had gone up, for at the top stood
a man who sept guard, receiving each one
who came up with such a warm reception
that he all his long life remembered the
words that accompanied tbeaction: "Cotne
up here again and there will be still more
in store for you!"
All the young tellows could arrive but at
one conclusion, that there was only one
nan in the wnolo parish who had such
s§;s, and that man was Thor Nesset. And
ill the rich farmers’ daughters thought it
as too bad that this cottager's son should
lnd highest in Aslang Husaby’s favor.
Old Canute thought the same when be
beard about it all, and said that if there
were no one else who could check him be
vouid do it himself. Now Canute was cer
tainly getting on in years, still, although
hi was past 00, he often enjoyed a good
wrestling match with his eldest son waen
ever time indoors fell heavy on his bands.
There was but one path up to the
mountain belonging to Husaby, and it went
straight through the farm garden. Next
Saturday evening as Thor was on his way
to the mountain, creeping carefully across
the yard, hurrying as soon as he was well
past the farm buildings, a man suddenly
rushed at him.
“iVhat do you want with me?” asked
Thor, and hit him such a blow iu the faoo
that i parks danced before his eyes.
“You will soon learn that,” said some
one else behind him, and gave him a great
blow in the back of his neck. That was
Asiatic's brother.
“And here’s the third mansaid Old
Canute, and attacked him also.
The greater the danger the greater was
Thor’s strength. He was supple as a willow
and hit out right manfully; he dived and he
docked; whenever a blow fell it missed him,
and when none expected it he would deal a
good one. He stooped down, he sprang on
one side, but for all that be got a
terrible thrashing. Old Canute said ufter
"ard that ‘ ‘be had never fought with a
braver fellow.” They kept it up till blood
began to flow, then Canute cried out,
“S op!” Then he added in a oroaking tone:
“If you can got up here next Saturday, in
spite of Canute Husaby aud his men, the
girl shall be yours 1”
Thor dragged himself home as best he
could, and when he reached the cottage
went straight to bed. There was a great
deal of talk up on Husaby bill, but every
one said, “ Why did he go there!” Only one
person did not say so, and that was Aslang.
bhehad been expecting Thor that Saturday
evening, but jvheu she heard what bad
happened between him aud her father, she
sat down and cried bittetly and said to her
self: "If l may not have Thor I shall never
bave a happy day again in this world.”
I Thor stayed In bis bed all Sunday, and
when Monday came he felt be must stay
cn where he was. Tuesday came, and it
was a very lovely day. It had rained in
tbs night; the hills looked so fresh and
gree.i, the window was open, sweet odors
were wafted in, the cowbells were tinkling
on the mountain and far up above some
body was "j riling.” * * * Truly, if it
bad not been for his mother who was sitting
in the room he c uld have cried. Wednes -
dav cs:ue aud still he stayed in bed; oil
Thursday, though, he began to think about
the possibility of being well again by Satur
day, and Friday found him on his legs
®£uin. Then bethought of what Aslang's
father had said: “If you can get up to her
next Saturday without being stopped by
Canute aud his men the girl shall be yours.”
river and over again helooked up at Husaby
farm; "I shall never see another Cbrist
inas,” thought Thor.
As before mentioned, there was but one
path up to Husaby hill; but surely any
strong, able fellow must be able to get to
it, even through tbe direct way were barred
to him. For instance, if he were to row
U r° u°d yonder and fasten bis boat
at the one side, it might ba possible to
cilmb up there, although it was so very
'[ ee Pt a t the goats had groat difficulty in
climbing it, and they' are not usually afraid
or mountain work.
Saturday came, and Thor went out early
"is morning. The day was most beauti
sull shone so brightly that the very
tushes seemed alive. Upon the mountain
any voices were “jodliug,” and there was
Oucn blowing of horns. When e e.'iing
•“If wa * sitting at his cottago door
wHctuiig the steaming mist rite ui> on the
PJ* . lie looked upward—all was quiet; he
tea over toward Husaby farm—and
“® jumped into bis boat aud rowed
•way around the point.
Aslang sat bef re the hut; her day’s
raJi Wls . < * one: Bhe was thiuking Thor
thJf n coma evening, and tuat,
store, many others might come instead,
J “ e un ‘ned the dog, und, without
? K aa J' th ;uK. walked further on. She
so that . she could seo across the
’, , , 8 m * at was rising there and
ch ~ “ er l°okbig dow.t. Then she
mor a i notber Plac. and, without thinking
t(,w..a .? at 1 . t ‘ 6at so that she looked
6ee 2 be , sldo w h®re lay the fjord. It
on to bring peace to her soul when she
•ze far away across the water.
tt J lO Ba i thcro the fancy struck her that
l n< ” I,lei l to sing, so she chcHO a s aig
it *>„ < * ra "' n notes,” mul far aud wide
liWt e<l tl,rou K !l the mountains. She
toisi.‘® ar herself sing, so she I egan over
'! >0 l‘ r, t verse was ended. But
herd,) fla< * * UE K the second it seemed to
don. ( ; UKU B ° ma one answered from w iy
tbtw,, , / “Hear me, what can tliat be?”
taiJ Aslang. Htie stepped forward to
dr twined her arms round slen
pVaciA. hung, trembling, over tho
see i ,I*’ * lld l down. But sin- could
re t : th” fjord lav there calm and at
Ho i, . • lll K ,e bird skimmed tbe wab r.
, ' n * 1-11 It down again, and
I tin ijjJ “*•** *“ 1 Jude more come
I ii' Lre .W'hlt voice in the same tones and
"ait, ,b * llr *t time. “That sound
juiap , * halever it may be.” Aslang
tbi-c.ff ‘‘•vtoetaiMl again loaned ovtr
foot V thßr * down below, at the
fa*t. „< 1 , f 06 * 1 **ll. kba saw a boat
f <„ , looked |ika a unv nulahdl,
*kai-j ** r 7 down. Hb* looked
j *22 * *®d under it tbe
.2“ *2*" •**•# her seif.
bos U etepped back,
fhotkucearlmrowii qcasUou. hut
well she knew who it was. glje flung her
self down on the greensward, seized the
grass with both handj as though it were
she who dared not lose her bold for fear of
falling. But the grass came up by the
roots; she screamed aloud, and dug her
hands deeper and deeper in the soil. She
prayed to God to help him; but then it
struck her that this feat of Thor’s would be
called ‘tempting Providence." and, there
fore. he could not expect help from ab >ve.
( ir.iy just this once!” she prayed. “Hear
mv prayer just this one time, and help
mtn Ihea she threw her arms round the
d' K, as though it were Thor whom she was
clasping, aud rolled herself on the grass be
side it.
The time seemed to her quite endless.
buddenly the dog began to bark. "Bow
wow said he to Aslang, anil jumped upon
“® r - And again, "Wow wow!’’ then over
the edge of the cliff a coarse, round cap
came to view, and—Thor was in her arms!
He lay there a whole minute, and neither
of them was capable of uttering a syllable.
And wheu they did begin to talk there was
saicL *" 881188 nor reasoa In anything they
But when old Canute Husaby heard of
it he uttered a remark which had both
sense and reason. Bringing his fist down
on the table with a tremendous crash, “The
lad deserves her,” he cried; “the girl shall
be his!”
SKETCH OF TUE AUTHOR.
[Bjornstierne Bjornsou, the first and great
est writer which Norway has produced! was
bora at Quiken, in North Norway, on free. 8,
1832, his lather being a Lutheran country pas
tor. At an early age no begun to write, and a
two years’residence at Copenhagen, to which
* c [ty he removed at 21, ami where he studied the
chief Dan.sh writers, confirmed him in his
resolve to create a literature in Norway.
He was only 20 when lie assumed the directoV
ship of the theater at Bergen, where he produced
play after play- of national importance. Ho
wrote also several novels, of which "Arne” and
"In God’s Way" are. perhaps, the best known
to English readers. The above little story show s
as well as any of his long romances his peculiar
and original cbaracterista—bis faithful yet
poetic painting of the life and the wild scenery
of the Norwegian Alps. ]
Take! Take! Take Simmons Liver Regn
ialor for dyspepsia, constipation and heart
burn.— Ad.
HAIL AND I.RQ3UT .
The Judson Pneumatic Street Railway
Company wants to establish street railways
in Leavenworth, Ivan., to be operated by
compressed air on the storage plan. The
company wants $250,000 of city renl estate
in return for its benefaction, and further
agrees to see that ten distinct manufactur
ing enterprises shall be established in the
town, eaohto employ not less than twenty
five men, and it proposes to supply the ten
factories or any ten factories with oom
pressed air power free of charge for two
years’ time.
Plans and specifications for anew union
depot in Atlanta are being prepared in
New York. The depot will be located be
tween the tracks of the East Tennessee and
the old Monroe track of the Central road
near Mitchell street. It will bo paid for by
the Richmond and Danville, Central, East
Tennessee and Georgia Pacilio jointly, and
will be used by them for all their passen
ger business. The Richmond and Dauville,
on behalf of Hues interested, proposes to
lease the union depot for one year only.
Before that time expires the new union
depot will be ready for use. As thoir plans
for obtaining the right to use the old depot
have probably fallen tnrough, it is intended
to begin work in a very short while on the
new one.
Col. H. S. Morse, the projeotor and builder
of the Macon and Dublin railroad, says
that either a combination will bs formed
between the Maoon and Atlantic road wheu
completed, or tie Macon and Dublin would
proceed on to Savannah. The road, ho says,
cannot afford to stop at Dublin, aud dues
not propose doing so. From facts gathered
it seems, to the Macon Telegraph, that the
Maoon and Dublin has been and is still
waiting on the Macon and Atlantic people
to build, with the view of combining their
interests. There seams to be but little pros
pect that the Macon aud Atlantic will
build further this way thau Brewton,
and necessity forces it to combine or
sell out. The Mucon and Dublin people
have waited for the completion of the road,
and are still disposed to wait until it is seen
the road cannot he completed by the pres
ent projectors. In this case the Macon and
Dublin will offer to buy the road out com
plete, or if this cannot be done then the
Macon aud Dublin will build independently
to Savannah. There is t.e best of feeling,
tho Telegraph says, between toe two roads,
and the Macon aud Dublin would
under no consideration attempt to
parallel tbe Macon and Atlantio to
Savannah as Icing as there is a chance
for that road to be built, but, as Mr. Morse
says, the Macon and Dublin must have an
outlet and will have It. The most generally
accepted view of it is that the Macon and
Atlautlo will be completed to Brewton by
the present projectors, and will there oon
neot with the Macon and Dublin, giving
Macon another through line to the coast.
The Macon and Dublin, it is claimed, can
secure all the money necessary for making
any arrangements for buying the Maoon
and Atlantic road.
Tbe Chicago Herald describes at length a
new elcotno street oar, a double decker,
weighing 38,00 J pouuis, which seems to be
successfully and economically operated by
the Westinghouse motor. “The new car.”
says the Herald, “is the joint invention of
E. C. (Sessions, a banker in Oakland, Cal.,
and C. L. Pullman. It is operated by the
trolley electric system. In general appear
ance it resembles the double-decked ve
hicles in common use io London aud Paris,
aud it presents a handsome appearance.
It is 33 feet long. 7 feet a;id 4
inches wide, and 14 feet 'J'-j inches
high. The chief aim of the inventors
was to design a car wit® double tho usual
carrying capaoiy. The new car will seat
forty passengers on each deck. The oar
body is so arranged that the passengers may
enter at tbe center of either side, whore
spiral stairs lead to the upper deck. Four
stairways, combined with two at the bot
tom, separate toward the top, leading to
either end of the car. The entrances at the
center occupy no mure space tUau the end
pmtform. on ordinary street cars. The car
is equipped with electric chandelier and a
double oil lamp in each compartment.
Kiectric heaters ore also set in the car. Two
Westiughouse mot rs of twenty-five horse
power furnish the force. The car rests
on two trucks of special design, arranged
with doublo-braka attachments and a fric
tion brake. Tne efficiency of the brakes
was demonstrated by the stoppage of the
car within its own length while traveling
at a speed of twelve miles an hour. The
operation of the motors was perfect, giving
great, spe rt and being under perfect control.
The car requires tho services of three em
ployes, and cost #3,500. An incorporate !
company has been formed by a number of
Chicago capitalists for the manufacture of
this new car, and they hope to he able ; o
furaih an important factor toward solving
the transportation problem during the
world's fair. It will bo known a the Full
man center vestibule street car with upper
seats.”
When your blood is impoverished the
remedy is at hand. Take Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla.— Ad.
L.g t from tho Darky.
A mao had only just landed, say* the Fnunc
If omun, and tbe geography of America was as
dim as hum in ebaris of heaven.
'•I want to get to euch and such a place.
Just b .ok ine through aud inks care of uiy lug-
UlkHf Will friU^’
Don't know onylMnic about It. Tl*w , i tb#
turou •>( infortuuUm, , ..
At iii bureau of iniormnUon tu otark MM:
“No aodi at 100 oo *u r boo.**
“Toon, wbat boo la it vof*
* ’Don't kuow,* Ma ,
* Woll. lo* oar# TbU Is Us a44r00 lam
fr<#t*if io my bfotlmr l*w a otraoic***
* * i u l sea that," snapped the alark, aud
Pwnui bw bass. .
T*w Mrs >l.-r ran tato tka anus '* a soon
■.atuied Lr) fa fs. Puudaess of tie disgust
a>d m to* tne JUuwptaa w pat him ou lue
rt*W ftaca.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1891.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Continued from Seventh Page.
Harms. A Sonnenberg A Cos, J W Taeplas & Cos,
I’eacock. H A Cos. I, A O’Neill .Too H'.ur-t 1
Per davaaaah. Florida and Western Bail wav.
Oct US— A H Champion s Sou. M Y Henderson.
SI Ferst's Sons A Cos, Meiali ard Bros At Cos, T
Washburn, S Guokenheimer & Sou. Cohen ,V C,
A Ehrlich <st Bro, Howard A C, W 1) Simkins,
I Epatelh Bro, M Boley it Son, Jas Douglas,
F F Joues, Lindsay & M, P Tuberdy.J C Collins,
Harines & J, Colint Bros, A G Rhodes A Cos, H
Stevens A Son, R I) McDonnell A Cos.
Per Cairloston aid Savannah Railway,
Ciet 18 Chatham Grocery Cos, Ga l umber Cos,
Smith Bros, Tc mle & Cos, E Tegers, T Sampson.
C Coleman Jt Cos, Eckmau A V, H RothOuffd, J
J Tidwell, I B Cox, A Ehrlich A Bro. S W
Meeks, Lee Rov Myers & Cos, H Solomon & Son,
Decker &F. Harines &J. Heuisler & H, GW
P iusc l, Savannah Grocery Cos, Mohr Bros, T B
names
I’er South Bound Railroad, Oct 18—A J Ives,
Meiahard Bros & Cos, Jas Ray, W B Metzger.
LIST Off VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Oct 18, 1891.
STEAMSHIPS.
Kansas City, 2.1 Cl tons, Keinpton, New York,
dis C U Anderson.
TalLhassee, 1,890 tons, Fisher, New York, cld—
C G Anderson.
Dessoug, Shi tons, Askins, Philadelphia, cld—
C G Anderson.
Lord Warwick [Br], 1,621 tons, Prout, Rival,
idg-A Minis' Sons.
Cydonia [Ur], 1,093 tons, Winspear, Reval, ldg
—A Minis' Sons.
Pontiac [Hr], 1,133 tons, Blythe, Genoa, ldg-
A Minis’ Sons.
Deramora [br], 1,483 tons, Greig, Hamhurg|klls
A Minis’ Sons.
Lesbjry [Br], 1,726 tons, Robinson, Brorneu, ldg
—A Minis Sons,
Bendo [Br], 2, 2-0 tons, Campbell, Liverpool,
Idg—a Minis’ Sous.
Florence [Br], 1,347 tons, Ruddiman, Bremen,
lig—A. Minis' Sons.
Bieville [Fr|, 1,645 tons, Blondel, Liverpool, ldg
—A Minis’ Sons.
Amaryllis [Brl, 1,199 tons, Aicbiball, Genoa,
ldg— A Minis’ Sous.
State of Alabsma [ Ur]. 1,511 tons, Teenwothsr,
Bremen, ldg—A Minis’Sons.
Inverness [Br], 1,457 tons, Harris*, Bremen, ldg
—A Minis' Sous.
Welltiald [Br], 1,172 tons, Evans, Havre, ldg—
Ricliardson A Barnard.
Pharos [llrj, 1,449 tons, Wilcox, Liverpool, cld
—riic mrdson ,t Barnard.
Antonia [Br], 1,213. Marshall. Liverpool, ldj—
Ricnardson A Barnard.
Sir Wm Armstrong [Br ] 1,846 tons, Hoig, Liver
pool. ldg—Wilder A Cos.
lona [Br], 1.077 tons. Leicester, Havre, idg-
Wiluer A Cos.
Nant Gwynant [Br], 1,101 Lewis, Liverpool, cld
—Stracnan A Cos
Cycle [BrJ, 1,204 tons. Now, Barcelona, ldg—
Strao lan A Cos.
Louise H. [Br]. 1,027 tong, Voss, Bremeo, ldg—
Strachan & Cos.
Decatur H Miller, 1,674 tons, Billups, Baltimore,
dis -J J Oarolau, agt.
Martin Saenz [SpJ, 2.532 tons, Teroi, Barcelona,
ldg—Esteve A Cos.
Twenty-four steamship*
BARIC*.
Vtdfarne [Nor], 603 tons, Jorgensen, Pasages.cld
-Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Freidig [Nor], 679 tone, Henricksen, Europe, ldg
—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Solon [Norl. 524 tons, Pederson, Rotterdam, eld
—Chr G Dab! A Cos.
Protector [Norl, 883 tons, Pederson, Europe, ldg
—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Th Thoreien [Nor], 439 tons, Salvesen, Cork for
order*. cld—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Birgltte [Nor ], 584 tons, Gregertsen, Garston
dock, cld—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Skogsf jord [Nor], 698 tous, Absjornsen, Europe,
ldg—Chr U Dahl A' Cos.
Jeanne d’Arc [Fr], 496 tons, Vorteau, Europe,ldg
—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Bravo [Nor], 452 tons, Cbristopherson, at quar
amine, wtg—Cor G Dahl.
Ka.stailt [Nor], 481 tons. Monsen, Hull, cld
—Hoist A Cos.
Thorgney [Nor], 448 tons, Thorsen, Europe, ldg
—Holst A Cos.
Florida [Norl. 516 tons, Christiansen, Europe,
ldg—Holst A Cos.
Aphrodite [Nor ], 711 tons, Thorsen, Europe,
ldg—Holst & Cos.
Pandora (Nor], 624 tons, TaraldseD, Europe, ldg
—Holst A Cos.
Yiig [Sor], 497 tons, Duns, Antwerp, dis—Holst
A Cos.
Zanrak [Nor], 596 tons, Jlathieson, Rotterdam,
old—Holst A Cos.
Agnes [Ger], 358 tons, Schepler, Ferro!, cld—
American Trading Society.
Cwm Donkin [Br], 590 tons, Simmons, Ham
burg, cld—Stracnan A Cos
Mustang [Nor], 374 tons, Birkeland, at Tybae,
wtg -Master.
Pohona [Br], 797 tons, Dolb. Antwerp, dis—A
3linis* Sous,
Sarah A Staples. 443 tons, Tilton, Philadelphia,
dis—Jos A Roberts Abo.
India [Nor], 349 tons, Grefstad, at quarantine
wtg—Master.
Mie Figlia [Aus], 771 tons, Piacuriob, at quar
antine. wtg—Master.
Twenty-three barks.
DRIOS.
John Wesley, 435 tons. Van Gilder, Baltimore,
dis—Jos A Koberts & Cos.
One brig.
SCHOOXESS.
Aloba, #O6 tons, Skollleld, Boston, ldg—Jos A
Roberts & Cos.
Cnas and J A Pinnard. 478 tons, Whipple, Balti
more, ldg —Jos A Roberts & Cos.
Margaret A May 50J tons, Jarvis, Philadelphia,
ldg—Jos A Roberts & Cos.
Win C Greene, 349 tons. Dosne, Boston, ldg—
Jos A Roberts & Cos.
Frederick Uoessncr, SS6 tons, Goold. Boston and
Portland, ldg—Jos A Roberts & Cos.
Edward P Avery, sf" tons. JHawly, New York,
ldg—Jos A Roberts it Cos.
Harriet C Kerlfn, 491 tons, Sbaw, Baltimore, dts
- Jos A Koberts & Cos.
John A Griftln, 3JO tons, Burton, Norfolx, dis—
Jos A Roberts & Cos.
Charmer, 375 tons, Daball. New York, dis—Jos
A Roberts & Cos.
Varuna, 469 tons, Heyer, Newport News, ldg—
Jos A Roberts A: Cos.
Rover, 120 tons, Keiningham, Baltimore, dis—
Jos A Koberts & Cos.
Adele Thacsers, 551 tons, Wharton, New York,
cld—Geo Harriss & Cos.
Wm C Wickham, 313 tons, Ewan, New York, ldg
—Geo Harriss 3t Cos.
Napoleon B ughton, 786 tons, Stiles, New York,
lag—Geo Harriss ,v Cos.
James M Seaman, 616 tons, Patterson, Balti
more. ldg -Geo Harriss & Cos.
Isaiah Hart. 532 tons, Williams, New York, ldg
—Geo Harr.ss <k Cos.
Alice McUonald, 621 tons, Dukoshire, New
York, ldg-Geo Harriss it Cos.
Tofa. 609 tons, Wilson, Baltimore. dlS— Geo
Harriss & Cos.
Ida imwrence. 515 tons, Campbell, Baltimore,
ldg—Dale. Himn & Cos.
Norman, 335 tons, Henderson, Baltimore, ldg—
Master.
Twenty schooners.
Phillips' Digestible Cocoa
Isa valuable substitute for tea or coffee. It
nourishes, while they only stimulate A supe
rior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women It is diiTereut from all other
cocoas. All druggists.—rid.
WHERE DO YOU LIVE?”
I
"X Do Not Live,’’ Replied the Humor
ist—“l am Boarding. ’*
From the. Andies’ Home Journal.
A boarding house at its best is but a poor
home, and this fact tbe oue woo presides
over it should never overlook. Just so far
as it is within her power, it should 1 her
aim to make those in her house feel that
they are not boarders, b it members of one
family, and by tact she can accomplish
this. In some cases the woman who pre
sides over the house believes it best not to
mingle with her guests, and this is far safer
and more diplomatic policy than to become
too familiar with them. At the same
time she should know those
under her roof sufficiently woll
to study their tastes and ideas of home life,
aud then meet the nso far a< she can. Her
influence can bo felt to an equal extent
away from b one as though she were sealed
at it. Tbe band of a good manager is eas
ily detected in anything, and this is espec
ially true in a boarding house. There is
generally something wrong in a house where
the boarders go direct from the dinner
table at evening to tbeir rooms, instead ot
meeting tu social intercourse. In this the
wouiai who presides over tbe
house la a great factor. j u ,t
as theatres, uewspapers, raaganues, each
cater to different ciseses, so iu a boarding
house leu '-lasses of paop.e can never be
congenial. Ago 4 manager of a boarding
house should enlied to one class of guests
iu her :.rioes and her ac .lumodstiuns, aud,
if she la a good judge <4 onaracter, as she
should be, she wtti incur hut little risk of
au uncongenial company The closer peo
pia are alike the closer will ha lUeir cum.
sew luisretfe, a-.d tua oiosar wtil ha tbe
fituoiirhipa ns 11 united
Local Roaord for the Morning Nows.
Local forecast for Ravaunsh aid viomity
till 8 p. m. Saturday; Fair, followed by
rain; warmer.
Official forecast from Waahing
riin ton for Georgia: Generally fair;
’“m stationary temperature, aorlh
. 1 easterly winds.
Comparison of menu temoarature at Savan
nah. Ga.. Oct. 16, 1891. and the mean of the
same lay for nineteen veavs:
Departure
Msan Tsmpeiuti'he. train the ,
normal j
for 1(1 years Oct. 16,18>1. -j- or I ' I,JI -
6B j 0 —6 1 -**l
O >X P 4KA r I I’JG iIUNFA’.L
Amount | Al “ 'ST
forlOyears ()et lfi lgJl normU j, |ajl. '
'; j "oJ -i-.i _3jm
Maximum temperature, 72; mluiinum tem
perature. S3.
The hlght of the river at Augusta at
7:33 o'clock n. m. ycetorday (Augusta time)
was <l.O feet, a fall of 0.8 during the
past, twenty-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending 6 1>. in. Ost. t*. i£9l. 75th Meridian time.
observation* taken at the same moment of
time at ail station*
Districts. I Aevkeao.
.. r p&f f j Max. i Ml* Rain-
N “ ltio“ |Xemp|T.m ? fall.
Atlanta ! '2 70 40 .09
Augusta | 12 70 41 ! ,0u
Charleston 7 7Q 48 ,00
Galveston i 18 HO 52 .00
Little Rook .... 12 76 44 00
Memphis... .. i 15 70 36 ,oo
Mobile 6 74 42 j .00
Montgomery 7 72 46 | ,03
New Orleans. '.3 80 44 ; ,09
Savannah 13 74 4< ,oo
Vicksburg 4 76 j 14 .00
Wilmington 10 04 46 00
Bummary ~. ;
Means ! . ..
STArioxs OP Mux. 'liu. Unin
stVAßNAa msTßior. Tam; Temp fail.t
Alapaha ;'72 48 j ,ip
Albany 76 ! 46 .09
Amerieus 74 42 no
Bslnbridge 76 44 00
Cordeie 78 , 64 .no
Eastman 70 44 .00
FortGalnes 74 ;j(s
Gainesvitle [ HJ 62 I 00
MHin 72 ! 40 | ino
Quitman 74 48 .no
Savannah 79 ;,g 99
Thomosville 80 46 j Akl
Waycross 70 50 | (0
Summary
Means. |
'JbMrvauoiis Li.s'U wc to* saint . nntsat of
tlmesf allstmlotH fort.-ia Mansi* j News.
:ji.VAMN,ui.Oau 1 ;i. 7:53 p. olty tima.
Tempo rature.
IXrection. j J
_\_etooily. } - j
liainfall.
SAMS
or
BTATXOXa
Portland 46 V/ L .00 Cloudless
Boston 60, W IS .00 Cl cud ess.
Block island ; 52 HWlliO .00 cloudless
New York city.... 53: W 12 .Ml Clgu.lli-sk
Philadelphia si{ W I 8 .00 Pt ly cloudy
Washington Oity.. | fO NWILi .00 Cloudless.
Norfols | 68|Cml..| .00Gloudloes.
Charlotte ) si|N E 6' .Oil Cloud, as.
Wilmington j 58 NEj 8| .00 Cloudless.
Charleston I 62! NT Hi 81 .OO.CloudlesH.
Augusta ! 60 NE L! .0” Cloudless.
6ivann4.ii 62j E j .CO P’tly cloudy
Jacksonville j 61 N O' .00jCloudless.
Tampa 'O N E 6 .00 Cloudless.
Point Jupiter, Fla. 76 N 1-* .OO Cloudv.
Titusville 74 NE 12 0 P’tly cloudy
Key West t;N E2* .0U Cloudy.
Atlanta -■• - - A' K. oln ■ soolnuj 1.-ss.
Pensacola B3W 6 .00. Cloudless.
Mobile 66; N 1 6 .OUiCloudloss.
Montgomery ... 6’SNE.L .00 Cloudless.
Vicksburg 61 Nl, L OMlCloudless.
New Orleans 6- E L .00 cloudless.
Shreveport 70 3 L .00 Cloudless.
Fort Smith 7(1.6 E 8 .00 Cloudless.
Galveston 74 S L lOj .00 Cloudless.
Palestine 741 S L .00 Pt’lv cloudy
Bronwsvule 721 E b | .00 Cloudless.
Knoxville 65 NE L .00 CWudioss.
Memphis his El. .00 Cloudless.
Nashville 62 NE I, .00 Pt’ly cloudy
Indianapolis 5-J SE I. .00 Cloudless.
Cincinnati | 54! E b j .00 Cloudless.
Pittsburg 6(h N EL| .00 Cloudless.
Buffalo ; 44 NW i. .00 Cloudless.
Detroit ; 46, S e| .00 Cloudless.
Marquette 46 s 16; .00 Cloudy.
Chicago I 51 s E;2O .00!Cloudless.
Hulutn 4B N E LI Raining.
St. Paul | 54:5 )• 10 .09 j Cloudy.
6t. Louis ; 69 S E 141 .00 Cloudless.
Kansas City ;o's e. 14, .06. Cloudless.
Omaha Tocin... .OO Cloudv.
Cheyenne 40' N 12 ,C 0 Cloudless.
Fort Buford. 50 w fj .ODjCloudfless.
•Tlaiioatestraxj. Tlnanas and
P. 11. Smyth. Observer, Weather Bureau.
THE LATEST THINGS IN JEWELS.
Myriads of Novelties Seen by a Sharp
sighted Woman.
From the Jewelers' Circular.
A heart-shaped locket of sardonyx was
seen with a cupid cut in intanglio.
Tiny caohou boxes covered with re
pousse work are designed for men’s vest
pockete.
A circular brooch made of twisted bands
of small diamonds and olivines is a pretty
trifle.
Tue trident is anew form for a lady’s
gold hat pin. Tho prongs are luxuriously
set with diamonds.
A beautiful object in a scarf pin is a wom
an’s bust with arms thrown up behind her
head cut out of moonstone.
Another instance of a tasteful display iu
a jeweler’s window is a wreath made of
enameled Cowers with diam nd ('outer*.
Scarf pins in sard, gr-en tourmaline, gar
net, and labradorite out intaglio are among
the most elegant as well as artistic scarf
pins.
New bonbon boxes are hexagonal, tbe
corners being mereiy cut off, and bave a
picture iu enamel, usually u cupid, set in tbe
cover.
A long-felt want is supplied in small round
boxes of repousse silver t at resemble bon
bon boxes, but inside conceal a dainty littio
powder puff.
One of the prettiest rings baa bowknot
of small diamonds for a set. The dainti
ness of the design lies in the idea that
these ribbons are attached to tho ends of tbe
uncompleted circtet and complete it.
A species of dolphin, long enough to
wrap himself around and curl ni, tail so as
to flt in an imaginary circla, makes one of
tbe newest gold brooches. Tne finish is
rough and uuuolished, and tiny diamonds
serve as eyes.
A diamond star recently seen has one
long blazing ray and lesser rays of differ
ent length mingled with slender beams of
light indicating tine lines of gold. It is an
entirely new departure in the time-honored
diamond star, and a step toward things as
they are.
Advantage of tbe layers and tint* in a
piece of opaline was taken to carve the
heads of youth and old age, one looking
right and above, tbe other loft and be
neath. On another piece of opaline wa: a
butterfly, and on another a paroquet ex
quisitely carved.
Tall, slender glass vases with flaring tops
come in red and yellow shaded glass. Tbe
larger ones bave a transparent snake with
bis tail wrapped around tile vase and his
head resting on the glass vase.
That wsssn appropriate bit of music they
bad at the cattlemens annual dinner.”
“What wasitt”
“The hand played Beethoven s Concerto In
Uee.” -Harpe. 'm liaiarir.
THL bANITARY COMMISSION
of Beilin, during the last pr talsnca of la
Unp|. highly rseomuaaadsd the Kodsu Mineral
Fastilios as a very convMiteat au 1 act.vn pre
vent, vs and curs to be used by all parawa pra
disteewd to colds sa l coughs
lease paeuU** nuchas;, will cure tbe moat
ofaMmata catarrh, void m the bead, sough,
boarsaueat, aore throat, we
itawagn of in.Hattons Tbe grnuiaa im
ported must bave tbs signaturr of “ Poor a
Meodrison Oo.,“ bole Agents Mew Turk, around
EMBODY IS INFIXED
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUB
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
For 15 cents you can have “your snv” in the
Morkibq News, provided you say it in 15 words,
and pay 1 cent for each added word. Th*
CHEAP COLUMN embraces advertisements at
*U kinds, viz.: FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
TO LEASE SALE HOUSES, HORSES AND
CARRIAGES, SALE MISCELLANEOUS, BUM
NESS OPPORTUNITIES. PERSONAL BOARD
ING. WANTED HELP, WANTED SITUA
TIONS. WANTED ROOMS. WANTED BOARD,
FOR RENT ROOMS, WANTED AGENTS,
wanted houses, wanted miscellane
ous, LOST AND FOUND, TO LOAN, RE
MOVALS, AUCTIONB, EDUCATIONAL PRO
FESSIONAL MUSICAL ATTORNEYS, Etc.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS
will have thalr orders promptly a.-tended to and
wtll racelve oopies of the paper with the adver
tisement marked for Inspection. Count the
number of words In your “ad” aud remit
accordingly. Please remember that no adver
tisement is inserted for less than 15 cent*
LETTER BOXES
in the Moiuam News are furnished without
coet for Uw> reoeipt of answers to adrortUiin,
and all communicatiom art strictly oiyfl
dent mi.
I*9rsons having advertising aocounts with
the Morkivo Nr,vs can send adYerttozmafti
BY TELEPHONE when It is ny. convenient to
trrite aud forward them to the oAc9.
Tsiephone of Bustnoas OQtae is Na 361.
OaUs aurwerod until 10 r. u.
RBAOVAU
OFIOTOOKAPHY—Prices reduced, cabinets
I $-50 per doron. Work flrst-class in ever/
partiouiar. J. n. WILSON, ai Bullrtwst
1 j V’. for replacing pin in brooches; all other
I*' repairing at mxlerata terms, guttsf lotion
guaranteed. FEGEAB, Broughton street, hair
and jewelry store.
f T , HBKE U everything to luteres: you in the
1 Hunday Morning Nkws. F)r rale at
VONiiE’b DRUG STORK, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
I NSTKUCriON GIVEN in Painting and Draw
-1 ing by Mit H. 1.. PA LEY. Artist. Studio
141 Broughton street, over Launey A Goebel's
\\7E are tlic only agents for Lowonbruu he^r.
▼ ▼ It is bottle lat the brewery in Munich,
and imported; in glass pints and quarts. M.
LAVPTS KSTATi"
VIKIiSON AL- It iv of interest to yon t place
I your advertisements iu tbe cheap columns
of the Mounino News. Merchants receive great
benefits in their tis^.
OUR correspondents are among tho most
reliable distillers and wine srrowets In Eu
rope and America. M. LAVIN'B ESTATE,
wholesale liquor dealers and importers.
WE are now receiving shipments of
▼ ▼ wines and 'iquors for the u inter trade.
Get our nr ices and samples b fore purchasing
elsewh re. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. Telephones*.
r CENTS gota the Sunday issue or the Monn
• f ino Nkws. Do sure and rend it. For sale
at MI’LLKYNE’S DRUG STORE, West Broad
and Wold burg streets.
OLD NEWSPAPERS—SOU for -5 cents -at
Husinaas Office Momlnar News.
IF you are In need or money and
war it a liberal hum, for any length of
time. Ht lowest rave of interest, on Diamonds,
Watchers, Jewelry, Clothing, <-to., and if you
want your valoableA returned in tbe same con
dition as U k ft. patronise hom*' eutarpriso and
call at tho Old Reliable Savannah iJoenend
Pawnbroker House, 179 Congress street, E,
MU Hl,Rßirh Maruyger,
HKI.P WANTED. *
WT ANTED, a wiliin? lad to learn grocery
business. Apply tD D. D. LESTER
GROCERY COMPANY. _
V BRIGHT white boy flfteon or sixteen years
old to work in <irug store. Goo.i opportu
nity for right boy tle trn drug business. Ad
dress CAPSULE. Morning News.
VI T AN TED, young ladies to do plain copying
n at their own homes. Address in own hand
writing witu name and addresi. JOHNS &. CO.,
care of News Office.
\\7ANT D, thirteen white pirls, or young
yt women, by tho Oemler (>y ter Company,
for light labor at their factory on Wilmington
Island about November first Good reference*
require J. COTTAGES AND ARTESIAN
WATER. Apply AT ONCE to A. OEMLER, at
14:! Haberaham s:reet. after 0 i>. m.
Wf ANTED, in a cotton ofllcs, a lad about It
▼ y tee i year* old. Mast write well. Address
in own handwriting postoftlce box U.
\ RCHITEOTURAL DRAFTSMAN wanted.
IV Apply to WILLIAM T. ( OTTER, Ely
Block, jacssonvilie, Fla.
\\J ANTED, a good cook; wages Si 6 mouth.
V y Apply S. KUO USE OFF, lhl Drayton
street.
'\V r ANTED, twenty salesmen to carry as a side
▼ T lino our “Cash ou Delivenr M cigar, with
gold-fllled watch; big pay. C. O. D. CIGAR CO.,
winatou, N. C.
Air ANTED, in every town in Alabama.
V f Georgia, Florida and ftouth Oarolina or
out* thousand inhabitants and upward, a live,
energetic mart or lady to introduce an I take
subscriptions for a leading weekly publication
of acknowledged merit. Address W, T.
COWLES, box4!7, Atlanta, Ga.
•TATa
or
TKITUBH.
EMI’LUyMENT WASTED,
CITUATION WANTED by an Intelligent
IJ man, who is a tru r ger; must have work or
starve, Address at once A. U. WEST, News
office.
( ' LERK ot both London and American ex-
J perience, thoroughly competent; wants
position; b at references. H. SI.
T\ r ANTED, position as bookkeeper by lady
V* Having had several years' experience in
double entry. A1 references. Address ONYX,
care postoffice.
ROOMS WANTED.
/ J enti.EMAN desires pleasant room, with
VT breakfast and supper, in private family;
reioreuces exchanged. Address A., this office.
MISCSLLANEOUI WANTS.
TXT ANTED, partner with JSCO to 81,CO) to
? 7 take half interest in a good paying busi
ness; one who understands bookkeeping and
not a.rald to work. For particulars, address
LOOK liOX 68, Tamps. Fls.
O' LD NEWSPAPERS son for 95 osnu—at
business Office Morning News
TXT ANTED, everybody to go to CHURCH
-7 7 ILL'S, Jones and Hull and <0 Habersham
streets, for pure milk, sweet cream, ice cream,
charlotte russe, etc Orders promptly filled.
Ring up 94.
TXT ANTED, the publio to know that wears
v V now prepared to (111 ail orders for the
best imported or domestic wines, liquors, cor
dials, iiles, beer, etc. U. LAVISH ESTATE,
telephone 54.
TXTANTED, merchants to try the benefits of
IT advertising in the “One cent a word''
Columns of the Aloaaixo News. It will certainly
pay.
THERE is everytbhig to interest you in the
Sunday Moasiso News For sale at
YONOK'B DitUCJ STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
streets.
ROOMS TO KENT.
\S ELEOANTI* dJTHERN ROOM oifperior
floor, with excellent table board at UK
South Broad.
eiXi RENT, rooms on second end third floors
1 Whitfield bonding over Die pwbkTkoe.
location mat dasirsU* In Um city. Apply to
JOHN SULUVAN A 00., I*l4 Bey street.
i.< wn.
IOHT, so aceouut hook, dark red cover.
j Under wbl let rewarded by rvturning to J
J. el'Klt* M AIKH, *M Crayton attest
IOdT. Ikeysoß ring, ua i -Agrees street.
■J I ttidsr will be leaerded if left at News
UOm.
HOUSES AND STORKS 4oR RKST
tiH)R HKNT, a seven nxim housa. Apply S3
Anderson siront, between Bai-ersbaiu aud
Brice.
TjiOK RUNT, desirable two-story resldeuce on
I 1 Montproim-ry street, i.ear Taylor street.
Apply to JOSEPH J. GREENLAW, 807 Duffy
Street.
Ij'Oß RENT, a desirable atore at 168 Brough
ton struct, near Barnard; also a dwelling of
seven rooms over the store; possession im
mediately
r |X> RENT, house, corner President and Dray*
I ton. jVpply at store corner State and
Drayton.
FX>R RENT OR HALE, a very desirable resi
dence near the park; possession imme
diately. JOHN N JOHNSON & CO.
r P(> RENT, a store in the Odd Fellows' build
-1 lag next to the Mutual Co-operatiy<*, pos
session given Ist October; large hall Kuitahle
for bails, eu*.; also offices on s eond floor. Aj>
ply to A. R. FaWCETT, Secretary, Market
Nquarc.
Y?OR REN TANARUS, store southwest corner Brough-
I ton and Abercorn
at once. Apply to 8. GUCKENHEIMER A
SONS.
P)R RENT, desirable residence 100 Taylor
Ktreot, between Drayton and Abercorn;
south front. Possession Nov. 1. Apply to
8. GUOKENHEIMKK .t HONS.
Tj'Oß RENT, ttie premises 101 CongreMi street,
A now occupied by Apnel tioliau)
sion Hept. 1. For terma apply to GEO. W.
OWENS, 12-1 Bryan street.
D‘ NT, from Oct. 1, two fine brick
1 residences with the best cooking ranges
and Baltimore heaters and all other modern im
provements. Apply \rj Bull street, Solomon's
drugstore, JACOB COHEN.
170 R HEin*. residence 138 Duffy street, be
tween Buil ami Whitaker streets; new and
commodious. P 1). BAFFIN X SON.
FOB Ei7i7aNKOl7l„
DFfiK ROf M can bo had In a conveniently
located office. Apply rear office No. 8
Drayton street.
17*01* RENT or lease, farm for truck or dairy,
lino residence and barn on place, one mile
west ot city, near magazine. Apply to T. F.
CULLEN, O. R. R.
170 R RENT OH SALE, a farm of ITT. acres of
I land on Montelth road, with dwelling,
r rchar f. etc; South Bound railroad runs through
it. Apply to J, ;. SCHLEY, 118 Bryan street,
|?OR KENT, southern half of canal lot No. 1,
P foot ( f Bryan str **t; about feet frout
age on the canal and J2<K) loot ileep. For terms
apply tu W. CUM MING, No U Drayton street.
F7OR RENT, truck farm at i/>cust Hill, corner
Jl of (Gwinnett street and Styles aveuue. It
may be known by caving l>ceri occupied the
past year by Mr. Lewis M. Ryals, WM. HONE
170 R RENT, the cheap columns of tho Morm
in Nbws at “otic cent a word” for oach in
sertion; an excidlent mode of advertising.
—l l L
FOX SALE.
Horses and mulei aociu—ted. urgi
mules, family broico fores. nice driving
teams, heavy truck and delivery wagon hormw.
all kinds saddle and haruesH, fine maree ami
horses. IJvury has latest styie rigs; beet ac
oommodated and best fcl boarding stock in
city. More box stalls and mule pans, (dbeap
est; best guaramoed; stock and more of
them than any other stable. J F. UUILMAft-
TIN Si (70. *8 STABLER.
1 HR- <B., Now Houaton and llarnanl.
IT'OR SALE, on© pair gray horaes. at WELLS
-1 hKOi., New Houston anil harn&rd.
1?OR SALE, a good rood corf. Apply at flrat
Brick Yard, Louisville road.
B ALK, a paying drug businecu*: can*©,
I iiafl ip'a th. < nil 01 address DRUG BTORE,
corner Indian and Faria streets.
|?OR SAJeE, fine residence in Gordon block
Ii V* simple lot. DAFFiN A SON, l'ruyton,
corner Bryan street.
Ij'Oß BALE, geutle Family Horse; also a
Phaeton. K 4 Liberty, corner Aoercorn.
/ 10W8. COWS—IS to 18 quart tnilchers will be
\j s> 1 i cheap or ezobauged for dry cows,
South Carolina, and best in city. Acclimated.
Hood# at i J l ILM AKTIN & < O.’H stables.
IJpOR HALE, cheap, two large horses with
harness cn.l double wagon. Apply corner
Wheaton and Waters road,
DON'T fail to get a copy of HundAy lssue of
the MottifiN o Nzws. For sale at BISHOP*®
DRUG 8 TORE.corner Hall and i’ritre streets.
Ij'Oß K \ LE. three good horses to work double
or single; carriage aud harness. IJ.
(’RUM, 63 Jl oils ton street.
m F rENTS fh r.He I l&nkets; Buggy Harness
Fveryihingcheap at NEIDLINUKH
& RABLN'3. _
MANURE, for sale at stables, or delivered.
. J. F. GUILMARTIN A CO.
\ITAGONEa, carries 0 passengers comfort
tv ably, suitable for hotel bus in smaller
towns, hunting parties; light running and nice
looking; also, cawopy ton surrey; aiEo, gloas
front landaulet, very handsome au l stylish; all
Cheap for cash J. F. GUILM AKTIN A (JO.’B
BTABLLB. _
Ij'Oß SALE, Hhufeldt’a imperial gin. In bar
rels. half barrel* and kegs, and Shufeidt's
superior blends of old rye whiskies. M. LA
VJN’B ESTATE, 45 Fast Broad street.
jL'OR BALE, water, the best
I Imported natural spring water; unsur
passed as an aperient or table water M.
LAVIN’B ESTATE.
IjMJli SALE, Uie largest and best aanurtnd
HtooX of White iSoali, I’oors, Illinde,
Mouldings, etc., etc.. In the South. AJfto all
standard brands of Pure White Leeds, colors,
dry and in ail Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Mill Hupp.las. Builders' hardware Is my
specialty. Lime, Piaster and Hair. Direct im
portationa of itoaea-laie and Portland Oernenk
Hewer, ('ulv*frt and Flue Pipe, all Rises, bends.
Traps, Ts, etc. Gall or write for my prices, and
get emi males before buying. ANDREW
lIANLi'.Y.
■"■■■! I
HI RAYED.
CTR.\YFI> 0R stolen,' gray horse ami
wagon from Broughton aud Montgomery
street finder will nFasa return same to JOHN
MYERS, Lovers Lane.
STRAYED, from works of Southern Cotton
< HI Company, one heavy built sorrel horse
and one tall brown bay mare, on evening of
13th. Suitable reward will be paid for their
return or information leading to their recovery.
Report to works or 14 Abercorn street.
MISCiCLLAhiIOUii.
YY7ALK upright In life and buy tbe best Brace
vv on the market. Household Ammonia,
huve bottle*., 10c; English Tooth Brushes, VCc.
LIVINGSTON 8 PHARMACY.
17'LOWERS—A frenfi supply at Btrong*s drug
JT store daily. Floral designs at short n0t. 06l
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 498.
TH E SUNDAY MORNING NEWBfor sole at
1 the SOUTH HIDE PHARMACY, corner
Henry and Aljercorn.
1> JLFORE you taiy or sen property conaaß
JJ ROBERT H. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Aiv*Jrtn**r.
f 1 HEAT BENEFITS are gained by the popular
vY inode of advertising In this column. Try
it to day.
CAR HI A GEB, B UGGI KS,~ETC\
PHYSICIANS
Are directly interested in the most convenient,
durable and stvlish
PHAETONS
that can #• diwlsoed
THE BAVANNAH
Carriage and Wagon Cos.
a me damn mu au>o.
I LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS^"*
( i EOUGlA.Cu *tham County— Noticeiahereby
I given io ail parties having demands
aguinsu ( IIaRLES GASS.MAN. late of said
rouuty, to preieut them to the un
dersigned, properly made out within the time
[ proscribed by law, so as to show their character
and amount; and ail p©ron; indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make mnme
diate payment to me.
B , . DANIEL A TUBERDY,
Administrator Estate Charles < iossmau. dec’d
(GEORGIA, Chatham County.—MAßY CLAN-
I CEY has applied t*> Court of Ord nary for
twelve months’ maintenance and support for
herself and nxlnor children out of the estate of
MATTHEW CLANCEY, deceased. Appraisers
iiava made return, allowing same.
These are, therefor* . to cite all whom it may
concern to appear before said court to make
objection on or before FhtST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER NEXT, othervviso same will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L.
Ordinary for Chatham Comity, this 2\ day of
October, 1891.
FRANK E. KEXLBACH.
Clerk C. O , C. C.
MACHINERY.
McDoDoofii it Unlhntm
IRON FOUNDERS,
Machioisb, Bjile; Mabrj and Blaohmith^
—lunHcmMi or —
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE! ENGIN'M,
VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS *.-ul PANS.
AGENTS f-ir Alert a-Hl Union Injectors, th,
si molest A:.d most elTecUve on the market j
Gullett Lißlit 1-rnft Masnulis Cotton Gin, th#
bent in tlw marmot.
All orders promptly Attended to. Sand fa#
Price Inst.
1 " . J 'lB
HARD .V ARE.
hardware;
Bar, Band ana Hoop Iron.
WAGON MATERIAL.
Naval Stores Supplies.
FOR SALE BY
Edward Lovell’s Sons,
155 BROUGHTON AND 138-140
STATE STREETS.
Jd JUDICAL*
JAPANESE
fJfc^PILE
A Ruaranteed Cure for Pile, of whatever
kind or degree— External, Internal, Blind or
Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent or Hcredl
tary. 81.00 a box; O boxes, $5.00. Sent by
mall, prepaid, on receipt of price. We guar
antee to cure any case of lfiles. Guaranteed
and sold only by
THE HKII>T DBU3 GO- Savannah. Ga
.j/ivv lu.in.
A. L. DES3OUILLONS,
iil Bull Street.
TDX^nvconsrxJs.
CHOICEST STONES AT LOWEST PRICES.
Finest selection of Gents’ and Ladies’
Watches.
Jeaelry of very best quality and latest do
signs.
Starling Silverware In elegant cases.
Also a complete line ot
Spectacles ana Eyeglasses.
Watches, Jewelry and Spectaoles repaired by
expert workman. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. Ix Desbouillons,
SI Bull Streafc.
Borßle.
the Marshall;
H. NT. FISH’S
European Hotel and
Restaurant,
Broughton St., Savannah. Ga.
ROOMS 50c. 750, SI per day. eaoh person.
PAINTS AND OILS.
JOHN Gk BUTLEA
YITHITK LEADS, OOLORS, OILS, ULAStt
VARNISH, BTC.; L.KADY MIXI3
PAINTS, &AILKUAD, SYeaMEE AND iilli
JUPPhlte; BASKET DOORS, BUNDS AMB
builders’ hardware A.u> Ag.-nt tm
LADD LIME, CAL INBD PLASTER, (SQ4KM*,
■ADR AND LAND PLAiTTM.
too— re#s street and l ha MB, M
#—nah. a.nrwts
ROASTED COFFEE!
CHOICE GRADES OF COFFEE FRESHLY
Roasted. For sale to dealers only by
C. M. GILBERT & CO.,
importers and Coffee Roasters.
IN-sURANCJE.
CHARLF.B F. PPJC.N DERG AST
(Successor to K H. Footvah 4 C 0..)
FIM, MARINE AND STORM INSCRANC^
106 BAY STREET,
[Next West of the Cotton Exobanc*.!
Telephone Call No. 34. Sarannab. Go,
~ NURSERY.
kTeSLING’S NURSERY,'
WHITB BLUI- F ROAD.
PLANTS, Bou-pieU, Designs, Ibit Flows—
furnished to order. Leave orders at DAVIS
BROS.', cor. Bull and York sta. Tbe Belt Had
way passes through the nursery. Telephone24s
FRINXING.
IF VOL WANT
If you want a DAY BOOK MADE
If you want a JOURNAL MADE
It you want a CASH BOOK MADE,
if you want a LEDGER
If you want a RECORD MADE.
If vou want a CHECK BOOK RAD*
It you want LETTER UEaDa
If you want NOTE HEAD*
U you want MILL HEADS,
U you want BUSINESS CARD*
-—so toon oaiHuw ——
Herein* Slews tuaa Frtattaa Ueasa.
Moaaimi Newt Hvu/ua
I A nue tar is—
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