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IN' A TANGLED CONDITION'
OF THE TIME3 COM
APPLY FOR A RECEIVES.
A Temporary Injunction Granted and
Gutla Baurquin Appointed Receiver
Pending the Hearing for a Perma
nent Injunction—A riaa Against, a
D.etrlbut on of the Garnishment
Funds—lwo Jud?m?nte Awarded
Against the Company—Mrs. Har
nett’s <BIO,OOO Ault Against the Sa
vannah and Atlantic Railway.
Charles H. Olmstead and James Sullivan,
trustees for the mortgage bondholders of
tbe late Savannah Times Publishing Com
pany, together with other creditors, peti
tioned the superior court yesterday for an
Injunction, receiver and other relief against
the defunct corporation of Ga/.away Hart
ridge, Esq., and Justice M. Naughtitf.
After going into a voluminous description
of theso claims and mortgages the plaintiffs
set up a plea against the distribution by
Justice Naughtin of the funds In his bands
realiz-d from garnishment upon debtors to
secure claims of employes, holding that
there is a question whether Justice Naugh
tin’s court is held at the proper time and
place for the holding of justice’s court In the
Third district.
Judge Falligant granted a temporary
restraining order, and ordered the defend
ants to show cause this morning at 10
o'clock why the injunction should not bo
grunted and a receiver appointed. In the
meanwhile he appointed Gugis Bourquin
temporary receiver to take charge of the
assets ana the property of the Times com
pany aud tbe llartrldge mortgage. The
merits of the suit will be tried at the March
term of the oourt, Denmark, Adams &
Adams, Norwood & Cronk and R. R. Rich
ards represent the plaintiffs. The document
covers eighteen pages of closely written
foolscap and shows too affairs of the late
publishing company to be in a very compli
cated condition.
In the superior court yesterday the cases
of M. S. ft D. A. ByckandTh inas Gainhlo
vs. the Savannah i imes Publishing Com
pany, appeal from Justice Naughtlu’s
court, were tried. The juries found for the
plaintiffs in both causes, #OB 93 in the former
end #IOO in the latter. In both cases the
juries stated they considered the appeals
trivoious and only for the ourpuse of delay.
Under theso verdicts the plaintiffs are given
the right to enter a claim for 20 per cent
damages.
Judge Falligant granted an order author
izing Sigmund Schreinor, administrator of
the estate of Herman L. Schreiner, to sell a
Ceutral railroad debenture bond to meet
extraordinary expense of the estate.
T. D. Rockwell, Esq., was appointed a
notary public by Judge Falligant.
Tbe city court was occupied all day in the
trial of the #IO,OOO damage suit of T. D.
Harnett and Mrs. Catherine Harnett
against the Savannah and Atlantic railway.
The suit was based on injuties received by
Mrs. Harnett, who was thrown from a
train at Lano’s Beach house at Tybee, May
24, 1891, by the lurching of the car, which
she claimed was tbe result of negligence on
the part of the company’s agents. The jury
hadn’t returned a verdict at a late hour last
night Morrison & llartrldge represented
tne plaintiff and Lawton & Cunningham
appeared for the defendant corporation.
Tbe criminal session of the superior oourt
will not be taken up till next T uesday, and
then Solicitor General Fraser savs he will
rush tlnugs in a lively manner so as to clear
the jail. He expects to reach some of the
murder cases about Dec. 23. The trial
of the train robbers, Do Laughter,
Turner and Perkins, has been set for
Dec. 29. Hon. F. G. dußignon will assist
the state in the prosecution. DeLaughter
will be defended bv Seabrooke & Morgan of
this city and probably F. W. Pope, Esq., of
Jacksonville. Hereditary insanity, it is
■aid, will be the principal plea of the de
fense in his case. Turner will bo repre
sented by Judge D. A. O’Byrue, and Perkins
will have to rely on an appointment by the
court, us be doesn’t appear to have any self
sacrificing friends willing to employ coun
sel for him.
Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa
Is a valuable substitute for tea or coffee. I
nourishes, while they only stimulate A supe
rior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. It is different from all other
cocoas. All druggists.—Jd.
HE WASN’T WHIPPED.
A Friend of the Alleged Thrashed
Groom Says It Isn't to.
A friend of the groom, whom the Morn
ing News stated day before yesterday had
been pummelled by his mother and the
relatives of the bride for getting married
without consent, denies the truth of the
story, although it was based on a state
ment from the police.
Mr. Gus Boulineau and Miss Rachel
Marsh urrnnged to get married and went
to a friend’s house and summoned Rev. Mr.
Ulenus. The mother of the bride went to
the house aud objected. Mr. Boulineau told
her it was no use to object, because ho and
the young lady were determined to
bo married. Mrs. Marsh said it
was not proper to be married in such a man
ner without witnesses, but the groom in
formed her that he had half a dozen friends
waiting to witness the ceremony and in
vited her to become oue of the party. She
declined and then began to scream. This at
tracted the attention of a policeman, to
whom Mrs. Marsh appealed to stop the
marriage, but he told tier no one could stop
the proceedings if a license had been se
cured. Then she quieted and acquiesced.
Rev. Mr. Blenus performed the ceremony.
The story of the groom getting drunk,
ibe friend said,.was without foundation,
because Boulineau never left the house after
the marriage, and, instead, held a pleasant
reception to his friends end those of the
bride, at which thoro was an abundance of
wines, which obviated any necessity of
going outside to secure liquid refreshments.
The germs of scrofula are destroyed by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists.
Ad.
BURGLAR WILLIAMS A GOOD ONE.
A Systematic Eastern Side Hous:-
Breaker in Jail.
Officer Bossell has made an important
capture in the arrest of Joe Williams (col
ored), who is in jail charged with stealing
a pistol and other articles from Capt. Her
naudez.
Several pawn tickets wero found in his
pockets, which unearthed the fact that Will
iams has been carrying on systematic burg
laries of stores in the eastern part of the
city for some time. So far, the robbery of
Uupt.J. H. Johnston’s barber shop, at Jones
and East Broa#l streets, which was entered
one night last week and stripped of almost
every movable article, hns been laid to the
negro’s credit, together with the robbery of
several Greek fruit stores,
Williams operated with skeleton koys, a
ouuch of whloh was found upon him.
I Here will be enough charges agaiust the
negro at his trial to guarantee him a long
term of service In Georgia's lock-step de
partment of public works.
DR. KOCH WRITES FROmTeIPZIG!
“ A cough for which I tried many other
uieaioines, bad not tbe slightest ef
ect. soon became better, and has now ©□-
tlrely disappeared by the use of the Sodon
Mineral Pastilles. ”
Beware of imitations. The "genuine”
must have the signature of “ Eisner & Meo
® k 3 ? 0 ’ > ” Sola Agents, New York, around
each box.
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
savannah.
Savannah. Dee. 11. 1991.
nzvHsaips.
tOM ' erri *. Havre, Idg
tons. Young. Liverpoo,.
S %-t K , 1C M >er V£i r -.’ 2 tons. Wachsniutb,
Bremen ldg - A Mims Sens.
Kingdom [Br] 1,414 tons. Roberts, Liverpoo!.
lag—Rmhardsou A Barnard.
■7'.'' a -'’Pi- 1 tons, San calami, Barcelona,
Jdg—Kic ardsoo A Barnard.
Wilton .Hr], 1.052 tons. Pearson, Bremen, ldg—
Richardson A Barnard.
TiiskarrHrl 1,554 tons, barley, Bremen, ldg—
btrachau & Cos.
Edenmore [Br], 1 M 4 tons, Wateon, Liverpool.
ldg—Strachan A Cos
N u-n7 yn f D . , , lBr !. 1.101 tons,Lewis,Havre, ldg
ilaer <fc Cos. 9
Knu tsf orrtr Br], 1.350 tons, Sinclair, Liverpool,
Idg— \\ ilder A Cos. ’
Wm. Crane, 9-9 tons. Foster, Baltimore, dis
—J no J Oarolan
Chattahoochee, I.BSB urns, Daggett, New York,
cid - c. G. Anderson.
Twelve steamships
SHIPS.
Tagal (N’erl, 1.0*3 tons. Sorensen, Queenstown.
for orders, ldg—Paterson, Downing A Cos.
One ship.
BARES.
Sondre [Nor]. 5:6 tons, Jacobsen, Europe, ldg—
Car G Dahl A (Jo.
Hugh Fortesque [Nor], 490 tons, Yeelmuyden
Lurope, idg—Chr G Dahl & Cos.
Souvenir [Nor], 401 tons, Lunoe, Europe, ldg—
Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Sea Breeze, [Nor], 699 tons, Klttelsen. Europe
Ug-Clir U Dahl A Cos.
Ad'ena [Nor , 459 tons, Andersen, Europe,
ldg- Chr ti Dahl A Cos.
Esm on,da, [Rusj, 778 tons, Weyer, Hamburg
o.s—Chr (} Da id A Cos.
Horlof Herlofsm [Nor], 769 tons, Kroger at
Tybee, wtg—Ctir U Dahl A Cos.
Dronning Louise (Nor|. 400 tons, Albertson,
Europe, ldg—Chr G. Dahl A Cos.
Pisco [Nor], 713 tons, Eekersburg, Buenos
Ayres, Idg—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Brillant [Nor], 764 ton3. Loot/., at Tyboe. wtg
Chr G lahl tS: Cos.
Beppino M [ltal], 506 tons, Scarpati, Medite
ranean, ldg-Cbr u Dahl A Cos.
Medusa. [Nor;, 818 tons, Oxenholme. Harbure
cld—Strachan A Cos.
v an, [Nor[. 875 tons, Lindtner, Europe, ldg—
Strachan A Cos.
Finland IKusJ. 516 tons, Alander, Europe ldg—
Strachan A Cos.
Flora [Hr], 977 tom, Olsen, Europe, ldg—
—Strachan & Cos.
Isabel [Nor] 570 tons, Tallakseo, Europe
—Holst & Cos. v
Valona [Br], 800 tons, Andrews, Liverpool, ldg
—Holst A Cos.
John J. Marsh, 390 tons, Whittier. Matauzas, in
distress repg - George Harris* A Cos.
Lief Erickson [Nor], 624 tons, Klttelsen, Europe,
ldg—Holst A Ca.
Triton [Oar], 4,90 tons, Witte, at Tybee, wtg—
American Trading Society.
Gler [Br], 485 tons, Murray, at Tybee, wtg—A
Minis Sons.
Karnak [Nor], 899 tons, Froyland. Hamburg,
dis—A Minis Sons.
Katie Stuart, ]Br], 370 tons, Edwards, Europe,
ldg—A Mints' Sons.
Topdal [Nor], 598 tons, Andersen, Hamburg, dis
—A Minis' Sous.
Marie [Nor], 695 tons, Hansen, at Tybee, wtg—
A Minis' Sons.
Hampton Court ]Ger], 956 tons, Borgwoldt, at
Tybee, wtg—Paterson, Downing A 00.
Guldregn [Nor], 714 tons, Sveusen, Europe, lag
—Paterson, Downing A Cos.
Emola [Nor], 538 tons, Holier, at Tybee, wtg
—Master.
Prof Nordenskjold [Nor], 451 tons, Lie, at Ty
bee, wtg— Master.
Maria [Bp], 518 tons, Gamecho, at Tybeo. wtg—
Master. *
Ossuna | Brl, 794 tons, Shond, at Tybee, wtg—
Holst A Cos
Nalon [Bp], 315 tons, Gracia, North America,
idg—Esteve A 00.
Julius [Port], 028 tons, Vierra, Oporto, ldg
—J Cuyas.
Thirty-three barks.
BRIGS.
Mary C Mariner, 274 tons. Pray, Porto Bieo,
ldg—George Harrisa A Cos.
One brig.
SCHOONERS.
Ella M. Hawes, 892 tons, Newbury, repg
—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Annie and Millard. 646 tons. Graham, in distress
—Jos A Roberts A 00.
Frances, [Br], 893 tones, Brewster, Pernambuco
cld— Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Lulu. 410 tons, Nickerson, Richmond, dis -Jos
A Roberts A Cos.
Wm H Sumner. 543 tons, Pendleton, New York,
ldg—Jos A Roberts A Cos.
Annie L Henderson, 497 tons. Barter, Now
York, ldg—Jos A Robert* A Cos.
Island City, 427 tons, Voorhees, Baltimore, ldg—
Dale, Dixon A Cos.
Ida I.awrenoe, 515 tons, Campbell, Baltimore,
ldg—Dale. Dixon A Cos.
Joseph W Hawthorne. 506 tons, HolTses, Port
• land. Me, ldg—Geo Harris* A 00.
Kttie Hall Lister, 312 cons. Mason, Biltimore,
ldg- Geo Harris* A Cos.
Genl Adelbort Amos, 470 tons tons, Jameson,
New York, ldg—Geo Harris* A Cos.
Aaron Reppard, 459 tons, [Steelman, Philadel
phia, ldg—Geo Harriss A Cos.
Robert A Snyder, 857 tons, Guthrie, Philadel
phia, ills—(ieo HarrissA Cos,
Walter W Rasin. t!4B tons, Steelman, Baltimore,
ldg—Geo Harriss A Cos.
Tena A Cotton, 358 tons, Cranmer, New York,
ldg—Geo Harriss A Cos.
R S Graham, 325 tons, Powell, Philadelphia, ldg
—Geo Harris A Cos.
Elwood Burton, 375 tons, Hitchens, Baltimore,
dis—Master.
Sixteen schooners.
You raunot feel well without a clear head,
and for tills take Mentions Liver Regulator.
Ad,
Y. M. C. A Notes.
A regular monthly mooting of tha ladies
axxiliary will be hold Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock In the parlor.
H.T. Moore will lead the meeting for
men to-morrow afternoon at 5:15 o’clock.
A vocal music olass for male voices has
been ergauized, and will moot every
Wednesday at 8:80 p. m., lu the lecture
rooms of the associaeion.
Mr. F. F. Cunningham will havo charge
of the boys’ meeting to-morrow afternoon.
Class for Bible study meets to-night 8:30.
Subject: “Disbelievers in the Atonement."
Tickets for the New Yorks Stars' concert,
Friday evening, Deo. 18, can be had at the
association office or at Ludden & Bates.
The Literary Society of the Young Men’s
Christian Association will hold its regular
meeting Monday night at 8:30 o’clock.
There will be a recitation by J. W. Wade,
reading by A. M. King and a recitation by
J. derßruyn Kops. The resolution for de
bate is, ’’Resolved, That tha world's fair
should beheld in New York or Washing
ton rather than Chicago; and that congress
be memorialised to change the location."
Chicago’s interest will be protected by Sec
retary G. W. Strodtman, while
Messrs. E. S, Elliott ami J. F. Cann
will uphold New York and Washington’s
claims.
BRCN3WICK'S WIRE BUDGET.
A Schooner Picks Up Twenty-one
Bales of Cotton at Sea.
Brunswick, Ga. , Deo. 11.—The fruiting
schooner Pajaroc, Capt. Albury, arrived
to-day frem Nassau with twenty-one bales
of cotton picked up in the Gulf stream.
Capt. Albury reports that heavy seas pre
vented him from securing many other bales
floating m the stream. The cotton is sup
posed to be part of 1,000 bales thrown from
the steamship l'rejurne while stranded off
Cape Florida.
To-morrow Brunswick’s municipal e ec
tlon will take place. Senator Thomas W.
Lamb will win two to one.
At a meeting of the board of trade to-day
resolutions were passed asking council to
Join with tbe board in requesting the rail
road commissioners to order the Brunswick
and Western and East Tennessee to build a
union passenger depot here. All trains
stop in tho street and inadequate accommo
dations are provided for travelers.
Two Hems from Pylvanla.
Sylvania, Ga., Deo. XL A. P. Robbins
died at his home in this place yesterday
afteruoou after an illness of several week.-,
lie leaves a wife aud one child, a young
S °Sldnev Jackson from the lower part of
the county will soon open a mercantile bus
iness in Sylvania,
Mrs Tanoi-b— Henry, you have been making
presents to that girl you call your amanuensis’
Don’t try to deny it. 1 nave proof,
Mr Tongle-what proof, pray?
Mrs Tangle—l found la your pocket a bill for
ribbon for iypewriter. —Kate J:ield9 \Yah
tngion.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1891.
THE POET EOCIETY CONCERT.
A Large Attendance Despite the In
clement Weather.
In spite of tbe inclement weather last
night the Port Society concert at the sail
ors’ reeding rooms, was largely attended,
both by seamen and citizens. Mr. R. B.
Reppard, being the senior member of the
board of directors of the Port Society pres
ent, was asked to take charge of the con
cert.
The first number on the programme wa9
a piano duet by Misses Coldlug ah.l Smith,
which was followed with a song by Mr.
Billington, after which MissColdiug pleased
the audience with a vocal solo. The lady
wa compelled to respond to the repeated
applause.
Mrs. Finnic and Miss Cosens sang vooal
duette, ‘’Till We Meet Again,” and were
forced to repeat a portion of it in respjnse
to an encore.
Prof. W. N.Smith added much to thesuo
cets of the concert by singing several coimc
songs, ail of which were familiar, and in
the choruses of which the audience joined.
WON’T P—AY PROFESSION ALB.
Savannah's Crack Pool Shota Are
Amateurs.
The article In the Morning News a few
days ago relative to the ’’crack ’ pool sho’s
of Savannah, has stirred up the 1 vers of
tbe game and succeeded iu bringing a num
ber of professional shots to tho city, who
are anxious to carry off somobo ly’s money
in a match game.
Oiie of tho professionals now here is deaf
and dumb, but these physical infirmities do
not seem to hinder him from being a re
markable adept with the handling of a cue.
Another young man who came to Ba
vannuh for the ostensible purpose of eurlob
ing his exchequer by playing pool for stakes,
is badly disappointed with the condition of
things, aud said lost night he intended
leaving this morning.
The Savannah shots say they will not
combat a professional hailing from other
shores. Homo talent is what they want to
compete with.
Tho young men of the Catbolto Library
Asiocl ,tion are considering the arranging
of a match.
A SOENE IN COURT.
Col. Anderson FJected From the Su
perior Court by Fcrce.
Col. Clifford Andorson made quite a sen
sational scene in the superior court yester
day by Interfering with tbe progress of a
case in which he was interested. Col. An
derson desired to represent himself, and on
being given counsel by tho court refused to
acquiesce, and disturbed the proceedings of
the conrt to such an extent that Judge Fal
ligant was compelled to have him removed
from the room by force. Four deputy
sheriffs wore required to execute the order
of the court because of Col. Anderson’s re
sistance. The scene created considerable
excitement. The case was continued until
this morning.
RIVER AND HARBOR NOTE&
Joseph A. Roberts & Cos. cleared yester
day tho British s ohnoner Frances for Per
nambuco, with 1,500 barrels of rosin weigh
ing 719,415 pounds valued at #3,323 05 and
1,073 pieces pitch pine lumber, measuring
73,727 feet, valued at #995 31. Total valua
tion of cargo #4,317 3lx Cargo by Frierson
& Cos. ____________ ___
Dyspepsia lu hII its forms Is not only re
lieved hut cured by Hiliuiona Liter Itegiiln
lor.—Ad..
Local Record for the Murmur News.
Local fo-eoatt tor Savannah an 1 vicinity
for to-day: Rain; stationary tempera
ture.
I Official forecast from Washing
! fjtiw ton for Georgia: Showers, pre
jj limit ceded hy fair weather In the north
j——J ern portion; east winds; station
" ary temperature.
Comparison ot man temosraturs at Savan
nah. Ga.. Dec. 11. 1391, and tha moan of the
same day forniaeteau years.
I Departure
Mean Temperature from tUa Departure
■ normal Since
for 16 years Deo. 11, *6l j -t- or Jan. 1, 1801.
s__ I 60 | -1-6 j 391
Compir.itire rarnfali Htatam -nt:
Departure 1
Amountfor; Amount from tne Departure
19 years, j for normal Since
Dec. 11, 91 -|-or ! Jan. 1,1391.
.11 | .01 -.07 |-5 85
Maximum temperatura 63“; minimum tem
perature. 56°.
The bight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
o’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time)
was 8.5 feet, a fall of* 1,0 feet during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for th* Mornins News,
UavauxAU. Dec. 11, 7:36 p. m.. city time.
Rainfall.
j C j Velocity,.,,
g j Direction...
I '
fTetnporaturo...
Name
or
Stations.
Boston 42' W 8 .00 Cloudless.
New York city 40 NWJ4 .00 Cloudy.
Philadelphia 4h NW :? .cO.Cloudy.
Waehlngtoucity... 48 NW 10: ,00 ! CTouiiy.
NorfolE 60|NEiL .00 P’tlv cloudy
Charlotte 54'NE'L! OoiP’tly cloudy
Hatteras 62' N jlO .00 Cloud loss
Wilmington 56jNWLi OOjClouiy.
Charleston 60 N L *T;Kaining.
Augusta 58 8 EI- *T Cloudy.
Savannah 80 N ■ Gl .Oi Rainlng.
Jacksonville. 60 NEIL 1 .02 Raining,
Tampa. . . 72 E L .00 Cloudy.
Point Jupiter,Ela. 71 NE. 12 .00 Cloudless.
Titusville i 701 E ; 6] Oi'Pt’ly cloudy
Key West 76|N E !2i T |Cloudless.
Atlanta 50 N K iu ,00|P’tly cloudy
Pensacola 62 N E 8 .OO Cloudy.
Mobile eo N 0; T Ratuiug.
Montgomery 60 N E L ; .02 Cloudless.
Vicksburg 62,N E 8J .00 Cloudy.
New Orleans. 6i'N E 8| *T Cloudy.
Fort Smith 54j E L .01 Cloudy.
Galveston 62 E 14 94 Cloudy.
Palestine 58 E 10] .00 Cloudy.
Knoxville 52INELI .00 Cloudless.
Memphis 53;N E L .at Cloudy.
Nashville 50] NYV L j .00 Cloudless.
Indlanapolla 4LN 6! .00 Cloudless.
Cincinnati 46' N L .00 Cloudless.
Pittsburg 42 N L .00 Pt’ly cloudy
Buffalo 86’ W 10 .00 Cloudless.
Detroit 38' W 8 .OOi Cloudless.
Marquette 44 8 W 14 .001 Pt’ly cloudy
Chicago 40, N 6 OO Cloudless.
8t Paul 34 S L .OO Cloudless.
St. Louis 461N E 6 .OO Cloudless.
Kansas City 40; XE 6 .OO Cloudless.
Omaha 84jNW L .00|Cloudlesa
*T indicates trace of rain or snow.
P. H. Smyth. Observer. Weather Bureau.
>••0. No body nd
f \ vertises that
I 5 P 5 \ Ills blood medi
% / cino doesn’t
amount to
a_—j much. They’re
l\ —/all of them
I 1 “the best.”
/ / B ut there’s
Ml W only one of
I .9 them that’s
Ag |g\ good enough
to guarantee
—and that is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery. With that, if it falls to bene
fit or cure, you havo your money back.
It’s a medicine that cures, in all dis
eases caused by a torpid liver or impure
blood. It’s not lilio tho sarsaparulas,
which claim to do good in March, April,
and May. AU tho year round, with equal
benefit, it cleanses, Invigorates, and builds
up tho entire system. If you’re bilious,
“ run-down,” or dyspeptic, or suffering
from any blood-taint or disorder, that’s
the medicine you need. For Scrofula,
Skin and Scalp Diseases, Salt-rheum.
Tetter, Eczema, Erjrsipelas, and kindred
ailments, nothing can equal it. The genu
ine sold for #I.OO. Beware of spurious tm
itations or Motions, offered at lees prices.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
Your Underwear oujrht
to be carefully selocted.
If it be well chosen you
willexperiencesolid com
fort. Wool is the most
suitable material, and wo
have Underwear made
of pure wool and mixt
ures of wool in ail the
desirable colors iu differ
ent weights.
There are some men
whose skins are irritated
by wool, and for them
we are showing an ele
gant fleeced Balbriggan,
soft and warm and not
containing a particle of
wool.
FALK CLOTHING CO.
CHEAP ADVERTISING:
ONE CENT A WORD.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 Words or more. In
this column Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD.
Cash In Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thin* to buy or sell, any business or accommo
dations to secure; ind-ed, any wish to gratify,
should advertise In this column.
CHURen DIRECTOR Y.
IMKST PRESBYTERIAN CHI’Ki'II, Monre
rey square, corner Bull and Taylor streets.
Rev. Dr. L. C. VABS, pastor. Servic e To-mok
how at 11 o’clock a. i: and 7:30 r. a. Preaching
by the pastor. Sabbath school at 4 o clock p.
M. I’rayer meeting Wepkespav Evbkinu at 8
o’clock. Strangers cordially Invited.
"" ‘ " " .... 11l .-imi „||, I ,
I*RitSON Al..
ON and after the Ist and until 15th of Decem
ber I will mnse tho llnest cabinet photo
graphs made In this city at #2 00 per dozen.
Remember this offer is for 15 days only. Fine
frames at lowest prices. J. N. WILSON, 21
Bull street
DR J. 11. REDDING, Phye'cia'i and Sur
geon, next door to corner Liberty and Bar
nard streets.
HOT Buckwheat cakes did you sty? Ladles,
come to the market on Saturday an 1 try
some of HELKER'H nelf-ialsi >g buckwheat
cakes; romomber, 3 o'clock, on the bridge.
BE SURE and attond auction sale of toys to
night. 101 Congress street.
I A DIFS' Silver Watches. SC and upward, at
■i FRANK WERM’S, Jeweler, 101 Brough
ton street.
Holiday announcement-! have a
large stock of the finest goods in watches,
diamonds and plated ware at prices lower than
any bouse in the south. Tho stock must be re
duced. As an Inducement, I will give every
customer who makes a purchase amounting to
?4 50, an opportunity to recelvejas a Christmas
present a handsome diamond necklace, which
is now on exhibition at my store. J. H. KOCH,
824# Whitaker streot.
IAUNEY A QOF.BEL are still giving c; ny..ns
u free with their cabinets, suitable for Holi
day presents. 141 and 143 Broughton street.
DR. HENNESSY. who recently moved from
Dublin, Ireland, where practiced his
profession for several years, ha* opened an
office at 55j# East Broad street.
( i ENUINE Diamond Scarf Pins at #2 50 and
VI upward at FRANK WERM’S, Jeweler, 101
Broughton street,
IT'OR THE HOLIDAYS —Our $lO crayon for
I. SH, our sl2 for $lO. Frames made to
order. Finest line of molding and easels in
the city. LAUNEY & GOEBEL, 141 and 143
Broughton street.
YI ’HY do you buy from New York houses
v when we can sell hero iu Savannah cus
tom bouse at same price and save you freight?
M. LAVIN'S ESTATE. 45 East Broad ana 80
Bay street.
YVT HINKLES—^With almond nut cream you
can positively rub them away; sealed
particulars two cents. MARY E. MURRAY,
1059 Washington boulevard. Chicago, ill ’;
agents wanted.
IF you are in 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 i£ yon want your
valuables returned iu the sameeonditlon ns left
patronize home enterprise and call at the Old
Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House,
170 Congress street, F- MUHLBF.RG. Manager
HELP WASTED ~
ANT a good cook, 101 Jones street.
WANTED, a young man of good appearance
11 acquainted with the city. Apply at 87
Bay street.
\I7'ANTED, a butler. Apply to G. H. REMS
tV HART, 113 Bryan street.
"YXTANTED, Intelligent girl who can write
rapidly, to act as amanuensis. A.
Navarre, city Postoixice,
A AT ANTED, aflrst-class plumber; lead worker
T T only need apply. Write at qnce to OSCAR
H. MISCALLY, 194 Ki::tr. t ’harletton.
W~ ANTED, energetic, reliable agents for tho
* year 1992 by the GLOBE BUILDING AND
LOAN COMPANY of Louisville, Ky. Best con
tract yet offered.
WANTED, a good woodsman Immediately;
* none but experienced ones uoed to ajp
ply: references reouired. Address J. B. D.
WOODBUKN. Rochelle, Ga.
YYTANTED, stenographer and typewriter,
" Hammond machine. T. J. A., Mornmg
News office.
YY r ANTED, by old established house, gentle-
T> man or lady in southern office, salary
s7so—position permanent; Inclose self addressed
stamped envelope. MANAGER, Look Box 532,
Chicago.
XV’ ANTED, a practical, Industrious and sober
X X florist, who understands his business in
all Its branches. Apply at Conoordla perk, or
at C. SEILER’S, 96 Broughton street, Savan
nah, Ga.
boo ms wanted.
A XT ANTED, at oncotwo rooms aud bath In ro-
X X speciable family. South of Wahltmrg
street. R, City and Suburban Railway, city.
1 *._
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
AA T ANTED, everybody to attond auction sale
X X of toys to-night at 161 Congress street.
SHARES Germania Bank (Installment)
stock. 11. J. READ, 5 Drayton streot
AV7 ANTED, block of 10,000 acres for colony
XX' on railroad direct to Savannah. E. F.
DUNNE, 110 Madison avenue, New York.
AA’ ANTED, lace curtains and blankets to
X X clean equal to new, 50c. and 76c , 25c.,
50c. and 75c. per pair; cleanest and brightest
work in the city; telephone 90. EMPIRE
STEAM LAUNDRY, 109 Broughton street.
\A J E buy empty bottles at W Bay street; tnll
XX phone 810. 31. LAVIN’S ESTATE BOT
TLING WORKS.
YATANTEI), merchants to try tbe benefits of
XV advertising in tho “One cent a word”
columns of the Mohxinu News. It will cortaiuly
pay.
\A r ANTED, all the ernptv wine, whisky, gin
X X aud bitter bottles that w- can get M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE, 80 Bay street; telephones 4.
ROOMS TO KENT.
FOR RENT, nicely furnished south front
room; bath on same floor. 12 Ahercoru.
’I'WO FURNISHED ROOMS. 173 Gordon
I street, corner of Tattnall; bath room same
floor,
I, 'OR RENT, three large rooms, bath room and
piazza; location central. Address, with
reference, PRIVATE HOUSE, care Morning
News.
Stats
OF
Weather.
rrousßs and storks for hknt
V’OR REST, desirable residence, 10? Taylor
A street, between Drayton and Abercorn;
•cuth front Apply to S. UUCkEXHEIMEK &
bU >!%
KK in ! M isi KLi An BOCA
KENT, th-* ctoap column* of the Mohh
m. iko Nkws at “on* oem a wtxrd** for tvtch in
n; an excellent molt* of adTertiain?.
FOR SALE.
HSUS ANI> HULKS aocllmatdxl. latw
inuloH, family broke horsed. nk driving
team*. Itoavy truck an 1 ilelivory vra*ou
au kinds sal lie arvi hanuM*, floe niarws anil
bon** LI wry ha* laut ety! h.wt #>-
oomuiodated and hunt fed boarding stock in
city. Itforv* box stall* anl mule peas Cheap
est; best guaranteed; bt stock and more of
them than any other stable. J |r. GL TILM.AB
TIN .V (\VH BTAHLKB.
SALE —Toys and holiday jfoods will be
Sv-ld at auction to-nitfht. 101 Congress
struet.
'R RALE, cheap, second hand spring
*a*on*, top and no top buggies, one oauopv
top surrey, and four seat phaeton. WILSON \
CLLK, liny 4Dd HotM&QB Greets.
IpOlt SALE, a house on Harris street; a desir
aMe property cheap. K. H, JONES.
SALE, lots on Gwinnett 6tr**t east of 3..
1 F. AW.Ky . monthly payment*; it
i* an undoubted fact that to put your iu
real oatate is tho way to accumulate riches. K.
IL JONES.
IOTB for sale in tho land of tho Savannah
j Real E*ratt\ Loan and lbiildinir Company
near tho regtdeno© of J, 8. Collins, Ksq. K. H.
JONES.
IOTS at £25 00. SSO 00. $73 00. SIOO 00. $l5O 00,
J 3-fOO 00, SHJO 00, $550 (X), s.*>oloo. srtj ii 0
SiOOJO, SI,OOO 00. $1,500 <K), s;.\O;>o 00,
$3,500 and SI,OOO for sale. H, H. JONES.
fj'Oß SALE, brick house on Harnard Btr*et,
near ()a*ton; 0 room*, bath, etc : suitable
for a h>iu; profitable as au investment; so,uoJ.
It. 11. JON EH.
r P\VO SMALL HOUSES in K°od location for
I renting, perfectly new, in cood order, cheap
and on easy terms. R. H. JONES.
FpOK SALE, h u*e and lot on Henry Htro”t,
next to corner of Hull Nice home for
small family. It is in the nicest part, of the
city and fronts on one of tho lxxt i>avod streeifl.
The lot is 80x105; the limine is seven room*,
with l>ath and ail modem improvement*. A nice
(lower garden is in front and on the side of the
house. Tnis property can be bought cheap aud
on ea*y terms. R. fI.J< >N EK.
U'OR SALE, a residunc * on Gaston street for
A SJH,OOO, between Harnard and Whitaker,
faein< the park, lor a model house thl# is tho
beat. R. IL JONES.
tpOR SALE, residence on Jon-* Htrect, s9,iO)
Every improvement desired in a modern
hotiso Nice street, nice neighborhood, good
street car facilltiea. It. H. JONES.
I^ { J R SALE, a house and lot on Waldburcr,
$4,000. Everything that could be desired in
a well equipped residence. It. 11. JONES.
If' OR SALE, house and lot on Lincoln and
l>uflfy. Lanrolnt, One house aud room for
another. U. H. JUNES.
>R HALE, h>ts ..n Pearl street at This
is a good chance for an investment. K.
11. JONES.
IOT on the corner of Gordon and Lincoln
J is for sale. This ia a chance for an enter
prism/ man It. H. JONES.
>TH on Rent ntreet,, facing belt Linn cars,
J are for sale o? eap to those who wish to
build any place b’twoen Montgomery aud
AVhitakiT. H. 11. JONEB.
SALE, Iron harbor tug; hull diiuonsions.
HsxlHx9; single engine, 20x24; tubular boiler,
nearly new; 7 feet draft. Apply E. H. WIL
SON A CO., 222 and 224 South Third street, Phil
a lrlphla. Pa.
I?Oll SALE, one of tho most reliable trust
lot* in the center of tho city. Apply to R.
i). larociie.
Ij*Oß SALE, a $1,500 flvo-litfht Cunningham
Landau, in order. Ifasbuxeniu
use a little over one y**nr; will le aold for five
hundred dollars. Aoiiy at T. A. WAHL’S
Novelty Work*, West Hroad and liryan stri els.
Telephone call 4M.
LpOH HALE, freight and passenger Rtoatner
1 Nnrrnan L. Wagner; in jjood order VVood
hull, l(X)x22 feet, M tons net; 6pefld 12 miles; en
gine 11 and 10.wheel5foetjboher steel,
pressure, (’an >e seen at Edonton, N C. Ap
ply to M. K. KING, General Manager, Norfolk,
Va.
tpoß Rz\LE. tho largest and host assorted
stock of White Pine Sash, Doors, Riinds,
Moldiugs, eto , etc., in tho south. Also all
Htaudard brands of Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, VarnixheH, etc.
Mill supplies. Builders' hard wart* is my
specialty. Lime. Planter and Hair. Direct Im
portations of Kosoudalo and Portland Cement.
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sixes, b"nds,
traps, Ts, etc. Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
r PWO good horses for sale ; also light drag.
1 Apply to GEORGE T. CANN, 110 Bryan
street.
IT'OR SALE, the finest and txs*t assortment of
foreign and domestic wines and liquors.
M. LAVIN S ESTATE, telephones 54 anti 540.
HORSE BLANKETS. 75 cents; Buggy Har
nes* five dollar*! everything cheap at
NEIDLLNIer & RABUN’S.
\I7’AGoNKT, carries i> passengers comfort
▼ v ably, for hotel bu* in nmalier
towns, hunting parties; light running aud nioe
looking; also, canopy top surrey; also, gloss
front Jundaulot, very hanieoinc and stylish; all
Cheap for cash. J. F. GUILMARTIN & 00.’8
STABLES.
HOARDING.
HOARDING— Nicely furniflhel front room
w itb board. Hot and cold bath, 154 South
Broad ktreet.
miscellaneous.
SOLID Gold Watches, Itdies* glaes, at $22 50
and upward at FRANK WEEK'S, 103
Broughton atrret.
VU(TION to night at 161 Congre*a street of
toys and holiauy goods.
SEWING machines of all make*, repaired and
cleaned at the DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CHINE OFFICE.
T7RESH, FINE AND FAT TURKEYS, 18
I cent* per pound; ducks, 18 cents per
pound; goose, 18 cents per pound; chickens, 18
cents per pound, at COIIEN BROS-’ to-day,
stalls 48 and 49 market.
IADIKS’ Filled Case Watches, guaranteed for
j 15 years, $8 and upward at FRANK
WgRM'B, Jeweler, 101 Broughton street.
C COVERING cologne bottles thirty five cents
/ pair. Very fine sachet powder In any
quantities. Household ammonlu, large bottles,
10 cents. LIVINGSTON'S PHARMACY.
SOMETHING VERY FINE, especially In the
kj choicest selections of turkeys and ducks,
at <X>H! N BR(IS ’. sta I- 48 and 19 market.
ANYX, Marble aud Walnut Clocks at greatly
X 7 reduced prieesjat FRANK WERM’S, Mar
shall House Building.
ON THE BRIDGE.—Ladles are respectfully
invited to call arid sample some of HECK
ER’B hot self-raising buckwheat cakes on the
Barnard street bridge, city market, Saturday,
Dec. 12, at 8 o'clock.
ORESSED POULTRY, the best class, fresh
and fat. Send to day to COHEN BROS.,
stalls 48 and 49 market.
T ADIES who will call at the market on Sat
l j urdaynextto try HECKER’S self raising
buckwheat cakes will have every courtesy
shown them. XVe will explain to you how to
mix anil brown (he cares.
BOSTON SMELTS, a dcl cate dish, just ar
rived, at COHEN BROS.’, stalls 48 and 49
market.
I ['LOWERS— A fresh supply at Strong’s drug
store dally FlortU .leslgns at short notice,
GEORGE WAGNKIt, telephone 498.
IjX)R TO-MORROW’S DlNNEß.—Elegant
display of the finest turkeys, ducks and
chickens at COHEN BROS.’ today, stalls 48
and 49 market.
VI T HAT Is nicer than hot buckwheat cakes
X X for Breakfast these cold mornings? La
dies will do well to call at tbe market at 8
o'clock Saturday. Dec. 12, and try some of
BECKER'S self raising buckwheat calces.
17'OR floral designs of all descriptions, Cut
U Flowers, Cainella and Azalia Plants leave
your orders with GARDNER for Oelschig’a
Nursery.
WE import our Foreign Wines and Liquors
direct. Wo are first handlers and make
our bottle goods a specialty. M. LAVIN’S
ESTATE, Telephone* 54 and 349.
M ISC* I.LAN KOTT ft.
are invited to call and inanect cmr wine
1 eeilar* and b> r tung work* at Bay street.
M. L.iViN 8 ESTATE, imp rtera.
ornament*, verv unique, ornamental
grasee* juat the thing f r Christma* nreaenta.
\iaior leather pocket bo ..s, at (iABDIIK^*
|>KFOHKyou our >r srji properly oonaoH
1> ItuiiEßT n, TATKM. Real Eataia Dealer
and AiH'tiixnear.
\ \ ' i the sole agenci s for Hcadleson A
▼ ▼ Woerx celebrated "Lnjxsxr al BeT,” Wile A
Bro.'s ‘-ImiMirUMl beer," Geo. Foster
4S Co.’* “Old WlUorj WiiUkr,“ (leo. Fuater SL
Co.’ “Old I>e Soto Whisk Venable Hey
man's "Buckingham Whlky,“ our direct
importa'-lou* “Carte Blanche C7harajvigne. M
our direct importation "Hungarian Wine*,’*
several brand* of Shufeldt’s liquor*. M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE, direct importers, HO Day
street, 45 Ea*t BroaJ atroet. Telephouea 54 and
I PREPARE for tho blizzard from the north
west by sending your orders for oak. pine
and hghtwood to R. H, CASSELS. telephone 77.
IU <*Gli:s, ETC.
RHYME AND REaSONT
There’s a man you know In Savannah,
Who is quite eccentric in manner.
Ho lost all his wealth
And with it his health
In fooling with "Little Havana ”
There’s a firm in town you well know,
Tne Savannah Carriage and Wagon Cos,;
They carry a full line
Of vehicles fine,
And it’s the place for buyers to go.
P. S. In trying to find a rhyme for Har
ness our poet struck a ’’snag," but the
largest, vehicle dealers in the south natur
ally carry a complete stock, and yon are
invited to visit their repositories, Bay aud
Montgomery streets.
LkOAL NOTICE*,.
AKktvKS FOB OKOUND hunts. ~
City or Savanwah, I
Orpir-B City TmtAsnuiK, Dec 2,189!. f
r l''HE fultowtng lots are In arrears to the dty
1 tor ground rents, of which owners are here
by notified:
C. 8. lIAUDEE, City Treasurer.
BROWS WARD.
Ix)t 42 2 quarters, lot 43 8 qrs, east half lot 60
2 qrs.
OAI.nOCM WARD.
West half lot 1 2 qrs, west third lot 7 6 qrs
east third lot 11 2 qrs, middle third lot 11 2 qrs
east half lot 16 2 qrs, lot 23 2 qrs, lot 24 2 qrs'
lot 33 2 qrs. M ’
( HAIII.TUV WARD. ~,f.
Lot 1 2 qrs. lot 2 2 qrs. lot 5 2 qrs, lot ;iS 2 qrs
south half lot 35 4 qrs. „ * ’
CHATHAM WARD.
Last half lot 7 2 qrs, east half of cast half lot
19 2 qrs, lot 21 6 qrs. west half lot 35 2 qrs.
COLUMBIA WARD.
Lot 10 2 qrs, south half lot 12 4 qrs, oast half
lot 19 2 qrs, north half lot 26 2 qrs.
CRAWFORD WARD.
Lot 25 2 qrs, lot 26 2 qrs, lot 27 2 qrs. west two
third lot 29 it qrs, lot 32 0 qrs, lot 33 2 qrs, lot 34
2 qrs, lot 35 2 qrs.
CRAWFORD WARD, EAST.
Portion lot 15 6 qrs, lot 16 2 qrs.
BI.lllIIiT WARD.
Hast two-third lot 34 4 qrs, lot 86 * qrs, lot 37
4 qrs.
FORSYTH WARD.
Hast one-flfth of west four-fifth lots 15 and 16
2 qrs, west four fifth of west four fifth lot* 15
and 10 2 qrs, west one-half lot 26 2 qrs.
FRANKLIN WARD.
Lot 5 2 qrs, lot 22 2 qrs, lot 23 2qre, west one
half lot 39 6 qrs.
NEW FRANKLIN WARD.
Lot 8 2 qrs, oast part lot 10 6 qrs, lot 12 a qrs
lot 18 2 qrs *
GUEKNE WARD.
West one-lialf lot 11 2 qrs, east one half lot U
2 qrs, south one half lot 22 2 qrs, west part lot
89 2 qrs, lot 89 2 qrs.
JACKSON WARD.
West one-half lot 7 2 qrs, cast one-half lot 13
2 qrs, lot 27 2 qrs, lot 28 2qrs. lot 29 2 qrs, lot 39
2 qrs, east one-half of east part lot 35 4 qrs.
JAHFBU WARD.
Lot 9 2 qrs, lot 36 2qrs.
LAFAYETTE WARD.
Lot 42 2 qrs, lot 44 2 qrs.
LIBERTY WARD.
Lot 4 2 qrs, lot 8 2 qrs, lot 9 2 qrs, lot 10 2 qrs
lot 25 2 qrs, oast half lot 20 2 qrs, lot 35 2 qrs
LLOYD WARD.
Lot 40 2 qrs, lot 52 I qrs.
MONTKHKY WARD.
East half lot 2 2 qrs, middle two-flfttis lot 9 9
qrs lot 20 2 qrs, north half Jot 21 2 qrs. south
half lot 22 2 qrs. lot 27 2 qrs, lot 23 2urs. lot 34
2 qrs.
I'ULASKI WARD.
Lot 5 2 qrs, middle third lot 23 2 qrs, mlddlo
part lot 81 2 qrs, lot 37 2 qrs.
TROUP WARD.
West half lot 3 2 qrs, north two-thirds of
west half lot 5 2 qrs, south one tlird of west
half lot 5 t are, earn half lot 10 2 qrs, lot 11 2
qrs. east half lot 13 2 qrs, west half lot 14 2 qrs
lot 15 2 qrs, lot 17 2 qrs, lot 31 Bqrs, east half lot
88 2 qrs, lot 40 2 qrs.
WARREN WARD.
North halt lot 4 2 qrs, west half lot 15 2 qrs.
WASHINGTON W A Time , o
Fast two thirds lot 2 2 qrs, 104 . Zqsn. porth
third lot 9 2 qrs north third of sietUgrU> tot 16
2 qre. northwest quarter lot 19 2qrs, east of
west half lot 24 2 qrs, west half lot 39 2 qrs.
WEBLEY WARIA
Lot 1 3 qrs, lot 2 2 qrs.
SPRINGFIELD WARD.
Lot i 8 qrs, lot 2 8 qrs, lot 18 2 qrs, lot 33 8
qrs. lot 55 0 qrs. lot 56 6 qrs.
All persons having Interest In the above lots
are hereby notified that If the amounts now duo
are nut paid to th - city treasurer on or before
the 15th Inst., 1 will proceed on the morning of
tho 1-tn inst. to re-enter according to law
KOBT, WaDE, City Marsic I
GX EOBGIA, Chatham County.—Notice Is
I hereby given to all parties baring de
mands against tho estate of JOHN McCLUS
KKY\ late of said county, now deceased,
to present them to the undersigned, properly
made out, within the time prescribed by law,
so as to show their character and amount;
and all persons Indebted to tho said deceased
are hereby required to make Immediate pay
ment to rue. Jordan k. brooks.
Administrator Estate of John McC’luskey.
Bavanxah, Nov. 6th, 1891.
EOKaiA, Chatham County. Notice Is
’ A hereby given to all parties having de
mands against the estate of FRED P. HAUPT,
late of said county, now deceased, to present
them to tho undersigned projierly mode out, and
within the time prescribed by law, so as to show
the! r character and amount, and all persons In
debted to the said deceased are hereby required
to make immediate payment to me.
JORDAN F. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate of Fred P. Haupt,
LEATHER ttOOOt*.
NEIDLINGER & RABUN,'
DEALERS IN
RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
Sea Lion Wrapping, Saddles, Harness. Leather
Savannah, Ga.
ri&U AND OX AT ERA.
establisheS'iST
M. M. Sullivan & Son,
Wholesale Fish aod Oyster Dealers,
150 Bryan st. and 132 Bay lane. Savannah. Ga
Fish orders for Punta Gorda received here
have prompt attention.
CEMENT.
Portland Cement.
•’Vectls" Brand Eugllsa Portland Cement, a
superior article and suitable for making side
walks. For sale by f
C. M, GILBERT & CO., Importers,
XURBERX.
KIESLING’S NURSERY,
WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
I3LANTB, Bouquets, Designs, Cut Flower*
furnished to order. Leave orders at DA YIS
BROti.', cor. Bull and York ate. The Belt Rail
waj passes through the ourser/, Teelpkoa24
AUCTION MALES FUTURE DATS.
Underwriter’s Sale
Elegant Parlor, Bedroom
—AND—
LIBRARY FURNITURE.
C. H. Dorsett. Auctionsar,
Will se’.l, wi’bout reserve, at 142 Cmgres*.
on MuNDAV, December 14tb, and every oay
until the s:ock Is exhausted:
A Urge lot of FINE FURNITURE, cinsisting
of lounges, bedroom sets, folding
BEDS, FANCY CHAIRS, PARLOR SETS in
great variety, CHIFFONIERS, HALL STANDS,
Roller top dfsks. secrktarys,
hookers, RECLINING OH. yd is, and many
other articles, which will bo noted In future ad
vertlsemenss.
This will prove an extraordinary chance for
getting handsome Euruiture cheaper Shan 16
ha* ever leen sold here before.
The sale Is imperative and absolutely without
reserve.
PETITIONS FOK INCOItPOKATIOIf
O TATE OK GEORGIA, County op Chatham.
O’ To the Superior Court of raid countyt
The petition of F. S. LATHKOP, W. D. SIM
KINS J. G. BULLOCH, JOHN SCREVEN.
JR., J. G. BUTLER aud W. H. CURTIS ro*
epectfullv shows:
I That they desire for themselves, their SUO
oessers, aud such other persons as they may as
sociate with themselves, to he incorporated into
tyrivato corporation under tho corporate earns
THE VERNON OYSTER COMPANY.
2. That the objects of their association an<§
the particular business they propone to carry
on are as follows: To own, buy. sell, lease, rone,
improve, mortgage, incumber, anil otherwise
bold, use, and eujoy for itself or as agent or
broker real and personal property of every de
scription; to own, use, hire, rent, lease, main
tain, run, and operate docks, wharves, ware
houses, elevators, presses, tramways, boats*
ships, dredges, watercraft of every sort, au(S
machinery of all kluds, and to receive the rents*
Issues, and profits arising therefrom; to carry
on the Industry of oyster and fish cultivation
and In so doing to raise, plant, cultivate, onj
otherwise preserve oysters aud all other kind*"
of shell fish as well as nil varieties of fish; to
gather, dredge, handle, sell, purchase, aui£
generally deal in all of the said kinds of fish; ten
engage iu tne business of canning or preparinfß
by manufacture or otherwise for the market al*
ot the said kinds of fish, their oil, skins, or any
product or residuum, resulting from the mani
pulation thereof; to dispose of the saldl
products or any of them by sale, mortgage,
or otherwise and to buy. sellJ
and otherwise deal in all klndiri
of goods or manufactured products relating
thereto; to oi iku* iu mmlng, planting und
cultivating alt kind* of fruits, anti
Krasscs and tho thereof for market a<f
aforoHsld iu the case of (lab and with similar
powers in reference thereto; to maintain, oper
ate aod conduct store*, mills, manufactories
and to carry ou the busluen* of general mer
chandising; to own, hold, acquire, sell, conver,
incumber, ty deoil, bond, mortgage, or other
wise, all buildings, house*, factories, machine
rry, plants, tools, Implements, In any wis* neoes
wary or convenient for carrying out the object#
hrreinbofore set out; to apply for and obtain,
under tin* present or aiy futum laws of thy
state of (irorgia, oyster leases, and to transfer
the same by deed, mortgage, or otherwise, uul
to acquire in any way permitted by law th®
said oyster lease* or any interest therein,
ami to bold tho same for its own ins or
for others, and to protect all of tho
lands un i waters so held by lease or otherwise
in any manner permitted by law to natural
persons; to borrow mon-y, aud, if deemed de
sirable, to secure the payment of the same by
Issues of bonds, mortgagee, deeds, p edges, ln-
OUlDbrancen. obligations or liens on any real OB
personal property belonging to the said com
pany or any interest therein, or to issue ttio
“mo for the acquisition of property or auy*
otbor purpose deemed necessary or convenient;
to hold, convey or otherwise dispose of real or
personal property In other states under tho
laws of said statOH and especially lands for tho
cultivation of oysters by lease or otherwise; to
acquire shares of the capital stock of other cor
porations Hi this stale or elsewhere and to dual
In und dlspos > of the same In the same manner
as any other real or personal property as here
inbefore sot out; and generally do and per
form all acts und things necessary or desirablo
for the conduct of the businesses and object,
herclntofore set out or In any manner appurte
nant thereto.
3. That the principal plaoo of doing busines,
of said company Is to be in tho said county oP
Chatham and stato of Georgia, but it desires tn
privilege of doing business in any other part of
the United btatos aud In other countries.
4- Tho amount of capital to bo employed by
said company will In- FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS actually paid in. divided into FIFTY
SHARES of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.
5. In udditlou to t?ie powers necessary to tho
carrying out of the objects and purposes here
luhefore set out, and to the powers and privi
leges oommon to all corporations under tha
laws of the state of Georgia, your petition r,
pray for the slid corporation the following
powers: To Increase at eny time the said capi
tal stock to any sum not exceeding the sum of
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ana
Iri similar manner to illmlulsh tho same to auy
sum not less than tho said sum of FIVH
THOUSAND DOLLARS, actually paid In a,
aforesaid, the said capital stock at all times to
be divided into shares of the sai l sum of One
Hundred Dollars; to create such agencies os
may se-'m desirable; to aooeptaml receive prop
erty, work, or anything of value lu payment of
its capital stock, and to give to its hoard of
directors such powers as it may deem neces
sary, and to Issue preferre 1 aud common stools
under ouch regulations as may lie found del
sirablo by Its stockholders; and to establish
rules for the transfer of Its stock: and that nq
stockholder who has paid In the full amount of
his subscription snail be liable for any debts,
tort* or wrongs of the said corporation.
6- i’etltioners desire that the said corpora
tion be incorporated for the period of twenty
years with the privilege of renewal at the end
of that period.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they
mav bo incorporated as aforesuid with all th,
powers aforesaid unto themselves, their sues
censors, and associates,
Aud petitioners will ever pray, eto.
JOHN SULLIVAN SCHLEY,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Filed In office this 27th day of November, 189 L
JAMES K. P. OARR,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Chatham County,
Georgia.
LEGAL SALES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL S SALE.
TTNDER and by virtue of a writ of vendition
V. exponas Issued out of the District Court
of the Uuhed Scales for the Eastern Division of
the Southern District of 1 leorgla, on the fourth
(4thl day ot December, 1891, ot the suit of tha
PROPELLER TOWBOAT COMPANY et al,
against the sofiooner “ANNIE AND MILLARD,”
her tackle, apparel, furniture and cargo, and in
obedience to the sentence and decree of ,ul<J
court, I will exp.se for sale, at public outcry,
and will sell to tbe highest bi Idcr, for cash, 03
FRIDAY, the eight, entb (18lhi day of Decem
ber, A. D., 1891, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, in fro-.t of
the United States Court House door, lu the olty
of Savannah, Georgia, tbe sohooner “ANNIE
AND MILI.AKO,” her tackle, apparel and fun
niture, as s!ie uow lies at the wharf of the PRO
PELLER Tt >WHOAT COMPANY in the city of
Savannah, Georgia. Also hr cargo couslstiug
of three hundred and fifty thousand (350,000 j
feet of yellow pine lumber, be the same more or
less, as the same is now stored od board the said
schooner. The purchaser of said cargo will ba
allowed reasonable time to remove the rams.
Dated at Savannah, Ga, this December sth,
A. D„ 1891.
WALTER P. CORBETT.
U. S. Marshal.
By J. C. Heyward, Deputy.
I.esteu A Kavenel, Proctors for Libellants.
BROKERS.
F. 0. WYLLY,
TOCKS, BONDS AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER.
Strict Attention Given to All Orders.
Loons Negotiated on Marketable Securities:
Correspondence Solicited.
THERE is everything to Interest you m the
Sunday Mohnino Nstfs. For sale al
YONUE’S DRUG STORE, Whitaker ana Duffj
streets.
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