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SHIPPING INT ELLIGENCE.
Contained tram Seventh Pauje.
31 F-rst’s Sons & Cos, J£ Grady * Bon, Globe
Brewing Cos, Geil & <J, J Hais <£ Bro, A Hauler.
Haynes 4E. Haoiy.ler & 11, A B Hull & Cos, M D
Hunch 4 C<N J Bart 4 Bro, Harmes.4J. brC
M Hullraan, Win Kenoe, Steamer Katie. JJ
Lowers, E Lowell's Sons,Lovell & L, W T Lynch
4 Cos. N Lap*. Linosay&M. Uppman Bros
Law & B. I> B Lester Grocery Cos, Geo Mayer
W G Murphy, W B Mell * Cos. R D McDonalj’
Mutual Cos op Asso'n, J McGrath & Cos. Offutt &
Cos. R V Nottingham & Cos. MoKenna &W,
Norton A H, Jno Nicolso i. order notify S Mar
kel. order notify Moore & Cos. G\V Parish Jos
O'Byr' ,e, Palmer Hardware Co,N Paulsen & Cos
J PaCJr.gtiam. KtiJHMO Rhodes A (o. M
Re t a Rustin & Cos. Southern Pharmacy. South
Sid t Pharmacy. Savannah Grocery Cos. J I allio
fe.ro. Savannah Steam Bakery, J J Sullivan
-avannah C & W Cos, Smith Broa, Sheftall dt s’
Savannah Furniture Cos, H Bolomon A Son, A S
Thomas & Cos, J D Weed & Cos, T West &Go
A M A C w West, G N Nichols.
Per Central lialiroad, Dec 18—H M Comer &
•Cos, Woodß, G A Cos, J S Wood A Bra. Baldwin A
Cos, J P Williams 4 Cos, J R Cooper Dwells C A
D, Warren AA, Montague. A Cos. Jno Flan
nery A Cos, W W Gordon A Cos, Maclean ACo
Butler AS. 8 A Tison, Mclntyre A Bro, J F
Williams, H Traub. Heidt AB. Crystal ice Cos
K Y McCarthy, Ludden A B, G Eckstein A Co’
A F Mackey. Savannah Furniture Cos. Jeffrey A
E. Savannah Grocery 00. Harmes AJ, M M
King, Frank A Cos, H L Jsokson, Southeastern
PI Cos. Do Soto Hotel. S Guckenheimer A Son
H Solomon A Son, Frank A Cos, llohr Bios’
Press Publ Cos. A S Lowe, Decker A F, Mr.i L F
KLight, Standard Mnfg and Comm Co.H Tiaiih,
V. aroock A W, Wm Arnold. J Heinz. Moore A J
J W Waters, M Y Henderson. A B Hull ACo
M Ferst’s Sons A 00, Savannah Brewing Cos, JC
Wilson, Geo Meyer, A L Rlese. J 8 Collins A Cos
.J R Cooper, Sonnenberg A Cos.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Dec 18—J D Weld, WDSimklns. Appel A S, T
P.CilUrd, M Boley A Son. A Ehrlich A Bro, Mrs
T B Harris, D B Lester, Sheftall A S, F W Dele
gal, J W Kvan, M Ferst’s Sons A Cos, E Willi
ams. J D Weed A Cos. Solomons A 00, B N Pain
ter, Lindsay A M.Heuisler A H,Mrs LGGuther
land, J Itourke A Son, McDonough AB. A M
Adama, J Mincham, A Hanley, J H Oppenhei
mer, Mrs L M Lewis, Fleming A Cos, Reppard A
Cos. M Y Henderson, T Mock, E Lovell’s Sons.
S Martin. M Watson, R Kirkland, Butler A 8
W C McDonough, I Epstein A Bro, Lovell A L
Haynes A K. Stillwell, M A Cos. A B HuU A Cos,
Peacock. H A Cos. Savannah Grocery Cos, D Y
Dancy. Lee Roy Myers A Cos, A Lefiler A Son.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
Dec 18—Wm Kehoe, J Hart A Bro, G M D liiley.
Brown Bro-, P H Laudtuan. Kavanaugh A B*
Cohen A Cos, J C Clark. J H Grimm. J H Lank
msn, D H Scbsuueman, W H Kekedor. J H
Meyer, NFC Fans, Tidewater Oil Cos, A
Buchenhoiti, J P Mellman, Heuisler A H. J El
pady, M Ferst’s Sons A Cos, Fret well AN, W D
Th' .mas, A Leffler A Son, Lee Roy Myers A Cos,
Savannah Steam Bakery. H Solomon A Son,
(i Eckstein A Cos, Savannah Grocery Cos.
Per South Bound Railway, Dec 18—G A Woo
ten, D B Lester. M Ellis, J N Hennessy, J C Pu
der, D R Murphy. C II Medlock.
Per steamer Alpha, from Beaufort, ate—
H M Comer A Cos. Woods. G A Cos, J J Joice.
M Ferst's Sons A Cos, Mrs Zittrons, J B Punkney
<'o an Steamship Cos, Southern Cotton Oil Cos,
Tidewater Oil Cos, .1 P Williams A Co,Mary Will
iams. M Y A D I .Mclntyre. E F Courtney. John
Lynch, A H Champion's Son, M Dewitt, N
Aprt-a, Jane Robertson.
Per steamer E G Barker, from St Helena—
Ocean Steamship Cos.
LIST OS’ VESSEL'S IN THE POST OF
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Dec. 18, 1891.
STEAMSHIPS.
Royal Welsh [Brl, 955 tons, Morris, Havre, ldg
—A Minis' Sons.
Strattilyon [Br], 1,511 tons. Young, Liverpool,
Ulg—A Minis’ Sons.
Wilton [Br], 1,059 tons, Pearson, Bremen, ldg—
Richardson & Barnard.
Edeniuore [BrJ, 1,564 tons, Watson, Liverpool,
ldg—Straehan <E Cos.
Roseneath [Br], 1,123 tons, Hutchinson, Bre
men, ldg—Straohan & Cos.
Nant Owynaot I BrJ, 1,101 tons, Lewis,Havre, cld
—Wilder & Cos.
Knutsford [Br], 1,350 tong, Sinclair, Liverpool,
ldg— Wilder & Cos.
Carl Konowd [Nor], 379 tons, Pedersen, Blue
fleld, dis—Kavanangh & Brennan.
Tallahassee, 1,890 tons, Asking, New York, cld—
C. G. Anderson.
Kansas City, 2,184 tons, Fisher, New York, dis
—C G Anderson.
Gate City, l.lli tons, Googins, Boston, cld—C.
G. Anderson.
Decatur H. Miller, 1,974t0n5, Billups, Baltitr.ore,
ldg—John J Carolan, Agt.
Twelve steamships.
SHIPS.
Tagal [Nerl, 1.023 tons, Sorensen, Rotterdam,
cld-P aterson, Downing & Cos.
One ship.
BARKS.
Sondre [Norl, SSB tons, Jacobsen, Europe, ldg—
Ohr G Danl & Cos.
Hugh Fortesque [Nor], 430 tons, Yeelmuyden,
Europe, ldg—Cbr G Dahl & Cos.
Souvenir [Nor], 491 tons, Lunoe, Cork, for or
ders, cla—Cur G Dahl & Cos.
Eea Breeze. [Nor], 089 tons, Kittelsen. Europe,
ldg—Cbr G Dahl & Cos.
Advena [Nor], 458 tons, Andersen, Europe,
ldg—Ctir G Dahl & Cos.
Esmeralda, IRus], 778 tons. Gront, Alicante,
ldg-Chr G Dahl & Cos.
Herlof Herlofsen [Nor], 708 tons, Kroger,
Europe, ldg—Car G Dalil & Cos.
Dronning Louise [Nor], 460 tons, Albertson,
Goole, old—Chr G. Dahl & Cos.
Pisco [Nor], 713 tons, Eckersburg, Buenos
Ayres, ldg—Chr G Dahl & Cos.
Brillaut [Nor], 764 tons, Lootz, Europe, ldg-
Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Beppino M LltalJ, 501 tons, Scarpati, Medite
ranean, ldg—Chr G Dahl A Cos.
Ibis [Nor], 456 tons, Christiansen, Passages, ldg
—Chi- G Dahl A Cos.
KonSverre [Nor], 474 tons. Larsen, Oporto,
ldg—Chr G Dahl A Cos. ,
Emula [Nor], 538 tons, Moller, Europe, ldg-
Chr G Dahl A Cos
Prof Nordenskjold [Nor], 451 tons, Lie, Buenos
Ayres, ldg- Chr G Danl A Cos.
Arvllla[Nor] 1.087 tons, Gundersen, Europe, ldg
—Straehan A Cos.
Loochco [Nor] 494 tons. Gjertsen, Europe, ldg—
Strsc an A Cos.
Vaan, [Nor[. 375 tons, Llndtner, Europe, ldg—
Straehan A Cos
Finland [Rus]. 516 tons, Alander, Europe, ldg—
Straehan A Cos.
Flora [Br], 977 tons, Olsen, Europe, ldg—
—Straehan A Cos.
Julius [Port], 628 tons, Vierra, Oporto, ldg
—J Cuyas.
Maria [Bp], 518 tons, Gamecho, port in Spain,
_ ldg—J Cuyas
Triton [Ger], 480 tong, Witte, Odessa, ldg—
American Trading Society.
Gler [Hr], 485 tons, Murray, Trieste, ldg—A.
Minis Sons.
Karuak [Nor], 899 tons. Froyland. Hamburg,
dis—A Minis Sons.
Katie Stuart, ]Br], 370 tons, Edwards, Naples,
cld—A Minis’ Sons.
Topda! [Nor], 598 tons, Audersen, Hamburg, in
ciia—A Minis' Sons.
Marie [Nor], 695 tons, Hansen, Europe, ldg—
A Minis’Sons.
valona [Br], 800 tons, Andrews, Liverpool, ldg
—Holst A Cos.
Lief Erickson [Nor], 624 tons, Kittelsen. Europe,
cld—Holst A Ca.
Osonna [Brl. 794 tons, Shand, Liverpool, ldg—
Hoist A Cos
Nuion [Sp], 815 tons, Gracia, South America,
log—t Steve A Cos.
Hampton Court [Ger], 956 tons, Borgwoldt,
Europe, ldg—Paterson, Downing A Cos.
Ouldregn [Norl, 714 tons, Sveusen, Europe, ldg
—Paterson, Downing A Cos.
Ariadne [Nor], 431 tons. Hansen, Europo, ldg—
rati rson, Downing A Cos.
Marie [Nor] 863 tons, Svensen, Hamburg, dis—
Paterson. Downing A Cos.
M.ute'r 8 ~ 5 tons ’ Jlur P !lJ '’ Europe, ldg—
Thirty-aeyea barks.
sohoo metis.
IdaLawrenoe, 515 tons, Campbell, Baltimore,
lag—Dale. Dixon A Cos.
Joseph W Hawthorne, 550 tons, HofTses. Port
land. Me, ldg—Geo Harrlss A Cos.
Adelbert Ames, 478 tons tons, Jameson,
e,r York, ldg—Geo Harrlss A Cos.
Aaron Reppard, 451 tons, Steelman, Philadel
phia. ldg—Geo Harrlss A Cos.
Kobest a Snyder. 357 tons. Guthrie, Philadel
phia, ldg—Qeo Harrlss A Cos,
"alter W Basin. . 43 tons, Steelman, Baltimore,
mg—Geo Harriss A Cos.
i!S a A Cotton, 358 tons, Cranmer, New York,
ldg—Geo Harriss A Cos.
“ s Graham, 325 tons, Powell, Philadelphia, ldg
—Geo Harris A Cos.
William C Green, 367 tons, Donne, Porto Rico,
lag—Geo Harriss A Cos.
Nopoleon Houghton, 768 tons, Sides, Baltimore,
dis—Geo Harris A Cos.
Klwood Burton. 375 tons, Hitchens, Baltimore,
ldg- Jos A Roberts A Cos
fa i os n I o ?t'ob^,;Tco Bm,th ’ NBW Y ° rk ’
Arey ’ N6W Y ° rk ’ dia “
A -J B * A^o 4 “ns A’c C o°" on - Philad ' lpbia ’ ld *
'“<2 Martln - NOW York ’ dls
“KoA h KeK& Mouat ’ NeW Y ° rk -
S ABoterL o A'o^ dWflrd9 ' Ne ' York -
Bartor> now
In distress
Now Yort
Te*:tv-two schooners.
THE RIVER AND HARB33.
k , Wl 'l ler & Co- eleared yesterday the Brit
irith AffiThS Sa e Ut 1 0w / na “ t for ttre
rl tele f 0f uplanJ cotton, weighing
•V-s k i IX>u “ ds * T lued at $160,875, a-. l
•)<5 bales sea island cotton, weighing 1-pJ -
-h7 pounds, valued at $20,301. Totafvalui-
Uon of cargo $187,176.
The Norwegian bark Souvenir was cleared
yesterday by Cbr. G. Dahl & Cos. for CoiT
for orders, with 2,742 barrels spirits turpen
*£f iSTT nn * L 43 ’? 51 K all3Q3 . valued at
v4o,sUu. Largo by James Farie, Jr.
The Norwegian bark Leif Erickson was
„ Tssterday by Holst & Co.for Bristol
with 3,112 barrels of rosin, weigiiing 1,485 .
050 pounds, valued at $8,125, and SJO bar
sDirits turpentine, measuring 25,-
430 hj gallons, valued at $3,750. Total val
uatiou r f cargo $16,875. Cargo by Ray
mond Judge & Cos. 1
A peculiarity about the exporting of oot
ton this week was the shioment via the
coastwise steamers of 500 bales to Hiogo and
■OU bales to Yokohama. This is rather an
unusual thing as Japan generally gets its
cotton from England
ON HIS WAY HERB.
Detective Morgan Will Land Cum
mings iu Jail To-Night.
Detective Morgan telegraphed the Morn
ing News from Macon last night that he
had arrived there with Murderer Charles
Cummings and would leave this morning
for Savannah, arriving here at 6:30 o’clock
to-night.
Cummings showed fight when arrested iu
Columbus and drew a big kDife on Officer
Ban Moore, who effected his capture. The
officer had to draw his revolver and threaten
the murderer with death before he surren
dered.
Landrum Lodge's Officers.
At the annual odinmunication of Landrum
Lodge, No. 48, F. ann A.M., held last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing Masonic year:
W. M.-H. E. Wilson.
S. W.—E. A. Cutta.
J. W.—J. L. Whatley.
•Secretary—W. C. Travis.
Treasurer—C. H. Carson.
IS. D.—J. F. B. Beckwith.
J. D.— F. E. Youmans.
8. B.—H. W. Butler.
Tyler—C. G. Anderson.
The following were appointed:
Chaplain—Rev. C. E. Dowmaa.
Orgauist—F. E. Keilbach.
Precentor—W. N. Smith.
Assistant Precentor—E. K. Demmond.
Third Steward—A. E. MoAlhster.
Myrtle Lodge’s Officers.
Myrtle Lodge No. 6, K. of P., elected the
following officers last night:
P. C.—William J. Reddy.
C. C.— John N. Davis.
V. C.—Edward L. Hoffman.
M. at A—Peter Coates.
IC. of R. and B.—Fred Einsfeld.
M. of F.—Waring Russell, Jr.
M. of E. —Ed ward J. Grady.
I. G.— T. J. Denmark.
O G. —Mathews H. Ray.
Representatives—John N. Davis and
John H. Stevenson.
Trustee —Edward J. Grady.
Last night’s election of Chanoellor Com
mander Davis makes his third term In the
chair.
MATHEMATICS IN MEDICINE.
A Dubious New System. But the Fee
Is All Right.
From Harper't Bazar.
He was a doctor of the advanced school.
He laid his finger on my pulse, and, with
his watch in his hand, gave It a fair start,
and observed it carefully all of the way
round. “Strong, 74,” he said in a moment.
Then he consulted a card that was oovered
with figures, and continued: “That equals
“3," and he placed that number on a slate.
Put out your tongue. Goodl That is 814,”
e said.
“Inches?” I asked.
“How is your appetite?” he inquired,
ignoring my question,
“Equal to the supply.”
“That makes 2J4,” he replied.
“Can’t you reduce it a little?” I asked, but
failed to get his attention.
“Cold feet?”
‘'Yes,” I answered.
“Three,” he said.
“No. 2,” I replied, to correot him.
He set the three under the other figures.
He then placed a thermometer in my mouth,
which he afterward consulted in connection
with the card. “A good 198,” he said.
“Impossible 1” I suggested, mildly.
He wrote down the 198, and asked if I had
heada hes?
“Sometimes in the morning, after being
kept late at the office,” I answered.
"Four,” he said.
“Isn’t that rather low?” I asked.
“Do you smoke?” he inquired.
“Yes.”
“Ten,” he replied.
"No, 2 for 10,” I said.
He put kown the 10.
“Do you sleep well?” he asked,
“That depends upon the baby,” I an
swered.
“We won’t consider that,” he said.
“You had better call it 980,” I suggested.
He added together the figures that he had
placed on the slate. “That makes 490,” he
said.
"Is that the amount of the bill f ” I asked.
“Bill!” he replied. “That is the number
of the prescription. I want you to know
that medioine with me is no longer an ex
periment, for I have reduced it to a mathe
matical certainty. Every aymptom has its
number, and the sum of these numbers in
dicates the medicine that is needed. I have
worked for fifteen years in formulating my
prescriptions and perfecting the treatment,
but 1 have it now. Your bill is |10.”
I understood that number, and left the
offioe feeling relieved and deeply impressed
by the doctor’s learning.
A wife whose husband has a bulging brain
And homely face used to try to make things
pleasant at home by exp.-e sing her admiration
of bin talents and giving him the pet name of
“Brains.” says the Chicago Journal. Her
delicate flattery did not seem to hare much in ■
flu“nce upon him, though she Kept it for
a whole year after their marriage. One
time, not long ago, when sho was in
a happy frame or melting mood, or
meditative state, she expressed her admiration
of his comely countenance, and at last went so
far aa to say sho would give him the pet name
of "Beauty.’’ He shilled as she repeated the
word with a full consciousness that she had
touched his weak point. And now, whatever
be his mood of mind or the vicissitudes of life,
that word dispels all other thoughts and the
twain are happy.
The late Fieldmarshal MOLTKE
dressed to Soden iliasralSprings Cos., of Sodeu,
°B,“a“eof imitations. The genuine tamorted
must have the signature of itisner & MendU
son C 0..” New Yofk. around each box.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1891.
__ MEDICAL
fo swallow—
vX the great,
a\ griping old-
K \\ V fashioned pill;
\ \ \ . A and that's not
\ V fiW 1 the hardest
Ipnrt of it,
I.A yyy/ yi either. Your
fy>\ r-l&r? yM troubles are
*• AI jfi ® only begin
aj’j fz ning when you
fVi 'V®f get it down.
’ w It’s all not*
sense. You can get more good, and with
out having to suffer for it, with Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Not merely
temporary good, but help that lasts. In
a perfectly easy and natural way they
cleanse and regulate the whole system,
and keep it regulated, Sick and Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bil
ious Attacks, and all derangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently curea
They’re the smallest, easiest and best
to take—and they’re the cheapest, for
they’re guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned. You pay
only for the good you get. This is true
only of Dr. Pierce’s medicines.
Local Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast f or Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Rain; slight changes in tem
perature
Official forecast from Washing-
RA!N ton for Georgia: Occasional show
ln ' ers, except In north portion, fair
—I weather; northeast winds; slightly
warmer.
Comparison of ■son t#-no*rattirs at Savan
aah. Ua.. Dec. 18. 19*1, aal the mean of the
same day for nineteen years .
Departure
Mca.iv Tsmpkkatubv from the Departure
\ , normal Since
for 16 jears Dec. I*, ’*•: --or Jan. 1,1591.
M 4i -j-11 1 3(11
Cotn;>iru,u-e r nn.'.li gtatmn -at:
Departure |
Amountfor Amount from th ■ Departure
19 /ear*. for normal Bine*
Deo. 18, 91 or |Jan. 1,1891.
-12 .01— It | _# 68
Maximum temperature. 44°; minimum tem
perature. 39°.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 7:33
O’clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta time)
was 9 3 feet, a rise of 1.1 feet during tho
past twenty-four hours.
Ohesrvations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations for the MoswiNe Maws.
SavaKxau. Dec. 18. 7:ft p. a., cltv time.
Rainfall
[ c ‘ Velocity
I r. j
Direction...
Temperature... j
Namb
or
Station^
Boston 28j W 12: .OO Cloudless.
New York city.... 32 85V OOCloudless.
Pbiladoipnia 30 NW 6 .OO Cloudless.
Washington city... 2t!SWLI .OOCloudless.
Norfolk SO N E 8| .00 Cloudless.
Charlotte 30 X E 6 .00 Pt’ly cloudy
Hatteras 38) N 24 *T CiO idy.
Wilmington 32 NE 10 OCiCloudless.
Charleston. 40jN E 16 *T Raining.
Augusta 38|N E !2 *T iltaining.
Savamnab 88; NE 16 Oljßaining.
Jacksonville, 48|NE18 .64!Raining,
Tampa...- 64 ,N E 8 .081 Cloudy.
Point Jupiter, B’la.. 72jSW 10 .OllCloudy.
Titusville 68|NE 20 .68 Cloudy.
Key West 68; NW 14 72 Pt’ly cloudy
Atlanta 3I:S E:l4 .00 P tly cloudy
Pensacola 42iN E!0 .01 Raining.
Mobile 4 ;NE: 6j OlJCloudy.
Montgomery 441N El 6 .02 Cloudy.
Vicksburg 4SjN E L .00,Cloudy.
New Orleans. 52lNE 8 OO Cloudless.
Fort Smith SSj E i 6 .00; Cloud less.
Galveston 52 NE L .OO Cloudless.
Palestine 48JN EjL .00 Cloudless.
Brownsville 50> N !L .OO'Cloudiess.
Knoxville 88,N E|L .OOCloudless.
Memphis 38 N E 6 .OO Cloudless.
Nashville Sfi E |L .OO Cloudless.
Indianapolis. S2| E |L OO Cloudless
Cincinnati 3‘J E IL OO Cloudless.
Pittsburg 80 8 L .00 Cloudy.
Buffalo 80 SW 14 *T Cloudy.
Detroit 26 8 W 0 .OO Cloudless.
Marquette 30!S E!L .00|Cloudless.
Chicago 80 9 I 6 ,00j Cloudless.
St. Paul 84 8 E! 6 .OO'Cloudelss.
Bt. Louis. 31 E 6 .00! Cloud l ess.
Kansas aty. 341 8!L OO'Cloudiess.
Omaha 68 8 | 8 .OO Cloudless.
*T indicates trace of rain or snow.
P. H. SgVTa. Observer, Weather Bureau.
Phill ps’ Digestible Cocoa
Presents anew and valuable food beverage. It
is delicious to tho taste, highly nutritious, and
rendered readily digestible. It will not cause
distress or headache, like the ordinary cocoa.
Druggists.—-Id.
'Twas Whispered Soft and Low.
In one corner of a large, bare room, In which
the chairs are ranged primly 'round the walls,
says the St. Louis Republic, sits Nita rolling
pudgy cigarettes from a pile of Buetra Abaio
tobacco and white rice papers. She can hardly
see to tuck in the ends with her bone bodkin for
the tears that persisted in filling her dark eyes.
She turns quickly os a voice from the bed of
straw in an opposite corner feebly calls:
"Nita.”
“Yes, Josef.”
"Has the padre come yet?”
“No, dear. He will soon be here."
"Do you know, little sister," exclaimed he,
“that Ido not think 1 shall see him when he
comrg. It is very near."
“What Is near, my pretty one?"
“Heaven, Nita.”
A sob shakes her bosom and she goes to his
side and presses her warm, living hands on his
cold forehead.
“Nita, darliog," continues he, “do you re
member when our littlo mother was here how
she would [dace her hands on thy head and on
my head men the day was gone and we were
ready for rest?
“And do you remember the pictures we used
to look at in the big book ? The angels with
their great wide wings; the floods of dazzling
light; the gr at, golden throne witn the mighty
king sealed* on it: the musicians with their
cymbals and drums and castanets? Do you re
member, Nita?”
“Yes, my sweet one. Do you see all that?”
"No. I see nothing; but it is as it was when
maraata was here with her hands about us at
the close of day. I hear music, but it is not the
clashing of cymbals. It is a little song, An old
song. Nita, it is the lullaby mamaita used to
sing to us. Soft aDd low. Soft and low. Do
you not hear it? Listen!”
She makes no answer, for her face Is buried
in the straw, and her frame is shaken with a
storm of woo.
"Kiss me, Nita.” whispers the hoy. “Kiss me.
The lullaby is finished, and I must go to rest.
Kiss me—good nignt.’’
She passionately presses her red lips to his
pallid ones, and then he sighs, hil heart stops
its beating and he Is dead.
As the girl lifts her hea l she sees in the open
door the black-robed padre, with hands clasped
and eyes downcast in prayer.
"O, father,” she says, reproachfully, “yon
came too late to give him absolution.”
The eyes of the good man are raised and he
W Lis rs *
“He needed it not, my child, Purity cannot
be purified.”
The Democrat Got the Coon.
Out In the wilds of Southern Georgia a man
bad been coon hunting, and had, after half
day's tramping through the bush, captured a
single coon, says the New York Lcdaer. lie
care more for tne sport, however, than be did
for the game, and chancing to meet three tow
headed urchins—natives of the distriot—he pro-
Eosed to them that the boy wbo should give the
et answer to a question which he should pro
pose should have the coon,
"1 give you this compound question: What
are your pol tics? And why do you hold that
particular faith? Now, my boy," to the nearest,
"what are you?”
"I’m a republican.”
"Yes, and why?”
“Cause McKinley and the republicans saved
the country.”
••Very good—only I guess the republicans
weren't alone In that little game. Now, my
boys." to the second, "what are you?”
•Tm a silver man.”
“Aye. and why?"
•* ’Cause fayther’s a sliver man, and ef the til
vsr men was in power we’d hev money—lot of
it—and a poor chap like me could get a dime
once In a while, which I don’t now."
“Good! And now, ray hero, what are you?"
to the smallest of the tno, but the biggest
healed. . .
“I’m an old-fashioned democrat."
“Right; and why?"
“ 'Cause, mister, / want that yer coon!"
And he got it.
FJLIsK CLOTHING CO.
If you want tho most
correct style in neck
wear, get an Ascot.
They are not only cor
rect. but are eiegant
and handsome.
It is a mistake to
think that they are
hard to tie; you can
tie them as readily as
you can a Four-in-
Hand and we will be
glad to show' all our
customers how easily
it is done.
FALK CLOTHIXQ CO.
CHEAP ADVERTISING-'
ONE CENT A WORD.
ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Worls or more. In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advanoe, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thin* to buy or soil any business or accommo
dations to secure; indeed, any wish to gratify,
should advertise in this column
2'KRSOXAL.
I >ERSONALNOTICE—Now
1 select frames and have your photographs
made for the holidays. Beet work at lowest
prices. Fine cabrasts a specialty. J. N.
WILSON, 91 Bull street.
DR. J. H. REDDINQ, Physician and Sur
geon, next door to corner Liberty and Bar
nard streois.
IYTOTICE-In order to make room for my
a ’ spectacles and hair business, I will sell at
auotion my stock of diamonds, gold watches,
silver watohes. gold Anger r.ngs, gold earrings
and plated jewelry. Everything guaranteed as
represented or money ret undo J. FEGARS.99
Bull street.
MY r friends and patrons will And a nice selec
tion of spectacles, Anger rings an 1
watches at my new store, 99 Bull street.
FEGEAB.
\V7K import our Foreign Wince and Liquors
r v direct. We are Arst handlers and make
our bottle goods a specialty. M LAVIN’S
ESTATE, Telephone* 34 and 3H.
OO BULL elegant lady’s watch nt auction to
id£i night. Come and get it.
IAUNEY & GOEBEL are still giving orayons
J free with their cabinets, suitable for Holi
day presents. 141 and 143 Broughton street.
\\7 RINKLES -With almond nut cream you
v can positively dub them awuv; sealed
particulars two cent*. MARY E. SIURRAY,
1059 Washington boulevard. (Jhicago, Ill
agents wanted.
99 BULL, nice boys’ watoh at auction to-
Sdie night. Como and get it.
IjMJK THE HOLIDAYS—Our $lO crayon for
88, our sl2 for $lO. Frames made to
order. Finest line of molding and easels In
the city. LAUNEY & GOEBEI, 141 and 143
Broughton street.
WHY do you buy from New York houses
" " when we can aejl here iu Savannah cua
tom house at same price andsave you freight?
M. LAVIN’S ESTATE. 45 East Broad and 80
Bay street.
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 If you want your
valuables returned iu the same condition aa left,
patronlxe horaa enterprise and call at the Old
Reliable Savannah Licensed Pawnbroker House
179 Congre** street. E, MUIILBKRG, Manager
State
or
Wkatheh.
HELP WANTED
\\7 ANTED, first-classcoolc. Apply 8 a. m. at
T > WHITE ELEPHANT SALOON, St. Julian
and Whitaker streets.
WANTED, stenographer and Remington
operator, young man preferred. Address
with references, W. A. SMITH A CO., Bruns
wick Go.
WANTED, a young white girl to assist with
house work end make herself generally
useful. Apply 68 New Houston.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
WANTED, by a young lady, a poßlon as
stenographer and typewriter. Address
P. O. BOX 116.
YOUNG MAN wishes position of any kind:
can write good hand. Address W., Morn
ing Newß.
A YOUNG LADY wants a plaoe as stenogra
pher and typewriter. Address NKLIJE,
care of Morning News.
A FIRST-CLASS woodsman or tram road
XV builder, wishing a situation; best refer
ence given if wanted; can accept at once or the
first of January. Address R. L. 8., Dale’s Mill.
Ga._
VAT ANTED, by a young lady who has had
v v some experience, a place as billing clerk,
or some similar olerieal pisltion. Address
SUSAN B C., care Morning News.
IpiRST-OLASS accountant, engaged as treas
urer of a prominent successful Savannah
corporation, can divide his time in similar
capacity. Best Savanuoh references. Box 34,
care News.
S -J6JJ “• t.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOM WANTED —Comfortably furnished
room, with bath, within easy access of the,
De Soto. Is desired by single gentleman.
Address P. O. Box No. 212.
miscellaneous wants.
WANTED— Fair prices will be paid for 2or 3
oows. each guaranteed to give ten quarts
at a milking. Address DAIRYMAN, Morning
News, Savanuah.
AIT ANTED, Code of 1882. Address LAWYER,
V V care News.
MILK WANTED, ten gallons pure milk per
day, five gallons a. m. and five gallons p. m.
delivered; state price per gallon. Address
YEARLY, this office.
WANTED, block of 10,000 acres for colony
on railroad direct to Savannah. E. F.
DUNNE, 110 Madison avenue, New York.
YI/E buy empty bottles at 80 Bay street; tel
>T phone 340. M. LAVIN’S ESTATE BOT
TLING WORKS.
WANTED, merchants to try the benefits of
advertising in the “One cent a word”
columns of the Moasiso News. It will certainly
pay-
Y\r ANTED, ail the empty wine, whisky, gin
TT and bitter bottles that w can get. M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE, 80 Bay street; telephone 54.
I '.UL! ! L'_!J _!!
ROOMS TO RENT.
ITiOR RENT, nicely furnished front room,
* with use of bath, for one or two gentle
men. Apply 3814 Liberty.
I'OR RENT, two largo furnished rooms, sec
X 1 ond floor; gas, bath. Address A. M.,
Morning News.
IjX)R RENT, nice room, dormer windows;
furnished or unfurnished; convenient to
business center; moderate prioe. Aureus’M .
News Office.
FOR RENT, desirable single or double room.
southern front, convenient to business. D-
P., News.
HOUSES* AND STORKS FOR RENT
IT 1 OR RENT, house, Hall and Tattnall streets
' Apply WM. P. BAILEY, Bull and Brough
ton streets.
I7?OR RENT, desirable residence. 107 Taylor
" street, between Drayton and Abercorn;
south front. Apply to S. GUCKENHEIMER &
SONS,
FOR RUT-MiarKLLAirBOU*.
tNJR RENT, th" cheap columns of the Moan
x ino N KWh at “one cent a word” for tmeh tn
an excellent uioie of advertising.
FOR SALE.
F'OR SALE, seven good milk cows. Apply
UULMARTIN.t CO.’S STABLES, oorner
West Broad and William streets.
/N OAT HARNESS. $2 y>; buggy harness, five
' * dollars: hors, blankets, 75c. Everything
Cheap, at NEIDLINGER 4 RABUN.
SALE, nice piece property, terms
.easy. Pa vs in rents over SI,OOO yearly
ROBERT. H. TATEM, Real E tate Dealer, Bull
street, opposite Pulaski bouse.
I )INE WOOD $4 percerd, Oak Wood $5 per
1 cord, delivered, nt McDONOUGH 4 CO.’S
Lumber Yard. Telephone 119.
UH9R SALE, freight and passenger steamer
x -\> nnan L. Wagner; in good order Wood
hud, bkix-39 feet, 99 tons net: speed 13 miles: en
gine 11 and llLwbeel 5 feet jboiler sieel, 95 pounds
pressure. Can be seen at Edenton, N. C. Ap
Ply to M. K. KING, Ueneral Manager, Norfolk,
L'tiß SALE, fresh cargo, direct Importation,
X Aiseu s celebrated Portland cement to ar
FjAOR SALE, oak. pine and llghtwood, sawed
and in sticks; satisfaction guaranteed.
Also two single drays and harness: telephone
28. J. 11. HENNESBY, Hull aud East liroad
streets.
IjMjR SALE, a photograph gallery; fully
equipped: established stand, situated oh
the principal retail street; cash or part cash
For particulars, eto , a Idreis W. F. MAGUIRE
King Sirset, Charleston, S. C.
L'OR SALE, a $1,500 Ave-light Cunningham
I Landau, in Arst-olass order. Has been In
use a little over one year; will be sold for Are
hundred dollars. Apply at T. A. WARD'S
Novelty Works, West Broad and Bryan streets.
Telephone call 451.
XT'OR SALE, the largest and best assorted
I slock of White Pine Sash, Doors. Blinds.
Moldings, etc., etc., in the south. Also all
standard brands of Pure White Leads, colors,
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Mill supplies. Builders’ hardware Is mv
specialty. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct im
portations of Rosendale and Portland Cement.
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe, all sixes, bends,
traps. Ts, etc. Cali or write for iny prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
TWO good horses for sale ; also light drag.
Apply to GEORUE T. CANN, 118 Bryan
street.
CViR SALE, the finest and bent assortment of
X foreign and domestic wines and liquors.
M I.AVIN 8 ESTATE, telephones 54 and 340.
LOST.
LOST, a white and yellow mastiff bitch. Re
J ward If returned to JOHN CASSEN,
iluut.ugtou and Jefferson streets.
IOST. a setter dog, about half grown, white
J with light yellow ears. Answers to
name “Crisp.’’ A liberal reward If returned t •
W. W. KEaDICK, 64 Jefferson street.
HO A UIU hu.
BOARDERS WANTED, central location. 11)1
York street. Terms moderate. MRS. 8.
C. LEE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DON’T have your eyes trifled with hy ped
dlers aid fakos, but have them properly
fitted with glasses by your permanent opticians.
DR. M. SCHWAB & HON. N0.23 Bull street.
\V 7 K always want the best, and especially at
v T Christmas time; and why should wo not
get It, when P. SCHAFER offers the very I-as;
cakes and pies at prices not a hit higher than
others ask. It is positively to your inter- st to
order from him P. SCHAFER, 52 Jefferson.
85 Liberty, and Stall 72 City Market.
‘>G BULL, pretty diamond earrings at auction
mu to-night. Come and get them.
\8 VMPLE of poultry we shall offer the pub
lie Christmas and New Year's at COHEN
BROS.’ Stalls, Market.
C'UT PRICES in t r ickery and glassware; at
> cost, actual cost—uo humbug. These goods
comprise the finest line In the city. Parties
wishing to save money will call at GEORGE
W. ALLKN & CO.’S, corner Barnard and
State streets.
Ift LORAL DF.BIGNB, Cut Flowers, Decora
i tious for halls, churches, receptions, etc.
Large and cboioe assortment of plants at nur
ery of A. C. Oelsohlg. J. GARDNER, Agent.
TURKEY’, ducks, geee, chicken 18c. per
pound. Gilt edge stock. COHEN BROS.,
City Market.
HARD CORNS—Corns not partially but en
tirely removed at room 24 Harnett house;
no suffering in it; no ulcalis; no acids used; no
cutting; no pay unless satisfied.
BULL street, fine diamond ring at auction
L to night. Corns and get it.
C*UT PRICES In orockory and glassware. At
t cost, actual cost—no humbug. These guods
comprise the finest line in the city. Parties
wishing to save money will call at GEORGE
W. aLLEN AOO.’S, corner Barnard and
State streets.
COHEN BROS., Oity Market. Our poultry
this week is something grand
l\7E keep the people posted about selling out
I our jswelry at cost to make room for our
optloal department. M. SCHWAB & SON, 23
Bull street.
BEFORE you tmy or sell property consult
BO BERT H, TATBM, Heal HtataM Dealer
anil Auctioneer.
DON’T forget to call at 28 Bull street to get
soms of the bargains in our Jewelry line,
os we close out at cost. M. SCHWAB A SON.
YOU are Invited to call and Inspect our wine
oeilars and bottling works at 81 Bay street.
M. LAViN 8 ESTATE. Importers.
PREPARE for the blizzard from the north
west by sending your orders for oak, pine
and llghlwuod to R. ti. OASSELS, telephone 77.
I A fresh supply at dtroog’e drug
store dally. Floral designs at short uotloe.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 408.
YY7E have the sole agencies for Beadleson A
t? Woerz celebrated “Imperial Beor,” Wile A
Bro.’s ’’lmported Lowenbrau Beer,”Geo. Foster
A Co.’e “Old Wilson Whisky," Geo. Foster A
Co.’s "Old De Boto Whisky," Venable A Rey
man's "Buckingham Whisky.” our direct
importations "Carte Blanche Champagne,"
our direct lmporiation “Hungarian Wines,”
several brands of Shufeldt’s liquors. M.
LAVIN’S ESTATE, direct importers, 80 Bay
street, 45 East Broad street. Telephones 64 and
340.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BTC.
BUY
A
BUGGY.
But buy a good one! If you
must have cheap things, however,
we can meet your views. After all
is said, though, it’s the dollar's value
you seek. At the same time one
wants an assortment to select from,
and if quantity and quality count
for anything the Savannah Carriage
and Wagon Cos. ought to please
you, being the largest Vehicle and
Harness Dealers South,
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGIA, Chatham Couxtt.—Notice is
hereby given to all partiaa having de
mands against in* (M ate of ELIZABETH A.
KERSHAW, late of said county, now dec eased,
to present them to the undersigned, properly
male out, within the time prescribed by law,
so as to show their character and amount;
and all persons indebted to tke aaid deceased
are hereby required to make immediate pay
ment to me. JORDAN F. BROOKS.
Administrator of the Estate .of Elizabetn A,
Kershaw.
Savanxah, Dec. 18th, 1891.
OLD NEWSPAPERS—9OO for 96 oontfj—at
Business Office Morning News.
railroad commission.
Railroad Commission of Georgia.
I- N. Tbaxkill, Chairman, )
VtaotL Powgas, v Commissioners
Auas Fust, )
A. C. Baiscos, Secretary.
Atlanta, Qa., Dec. SJ, 1991.
CIRCULAR No. 203.
ltutea governing Storage and Demurrage
Charges.
Purmianfi to an Act of the Legi!ature, ap
proved oet. Kth, IBJ|, the Coraintasion have
adopted the following rulee and regulations
upon the subject of storage and demurrage:
Rule No. 1.
Railroad companies shall give prompt notice
by mail or othei wise to the consignee* of the
arrival of goods, and that storage or demurrage
Oharges will he assessed if not removed In con
formity with tfie following regulation 4, aud
upon failure of suid railroad to give -aid notice,
no storage or demurrage charges shall Do
allowed. •
Rule No. 1
All package freight unloaded In depot or
warehouse which is not removed by the owners
tnerrof from the usto ly of tne railroad com
|>auy within f. rty-eight hours inot tnclud
ing Sundays or legal holidays), computed from
10 o clock a. m. of tho day following the day of
arrival, may be subj cte ! thereafter to a charge
tor storage for each day or fra tloii of a day
that i; may remain in the custody of the rail
road company, a* fellows:
In lesa tuau carload quantities, not more than
one cent per one hundred pounds per day.
Iu carload uuautMos, not more than ten (JO)
°Uy tK **** lOU ° { tWO thoUßAnd Oi.OOO) pounds per
Rt LK Na 8.
Loaded cars which, by Rule No. 18 of the
Commission, or by consent and agreement be
tween the ruiiroad end contiguee that are to t>e
unloaded by consignee, such at Hulk Meat.
Hulk Grain, Hay, Cotton Seed. Lumber, Lime
Coal, Coke, San.*, Rnck, Stone and Wood, which
arc not unloaded from the care containing
them within forty-eight hours—not including
Sundays or local holidays— computed from 10
o'clock i. m. af the day following the day of ar
rival, may i>e subjected thereafter to a charge
of demurrage of one dollar per oar for each
uay or fraction of a day that said oar or cars
retrain unloaded in the possession of the ratl
r< ad company; it being understood that .said
• ar or cars are to me placid and remain access
ible to the consignee for the purpose of un
loading during the |*riod In wuioh held free of
demurrage, and that wi en the period of such
demurrage charge commences they ar * to re
main accessible to the consignee for unloading
purposes.
Runs No. 4.
Consignees more than five miles from the de
pot, shall n t be subjected to storage or de
murrage charges allowed In the above rules,
until a sufficient time has alapsed, aft**r notice,
for said consignee to have removed saM goods,
by the exercise of ordinary diligence.
Rule No. 5.
Railroad companies are authorised to store
Much property in public warehouses at the ex
pense of owner, if same is not removed before
demurrage charges attach.
Rulk No. 6.
When any railroad company fails to deliver
freights at the depot or to place loaded oars ut
an accessible place for unloading within forty
eight, hours mot including Hun lays or legal
holiday*) computed from 10 o’olock the day
after the arrival of the same, the shipper or
consignee shall b paid one dollar per day for
each day said delivery Is so delayed.
This Circular to take effect at once.
By order of the Hoard.
L. N. TRAMMELL, Chairman.
A. C 13fuse o*. Secretary.
~ BITtUCATIOSS.
FOR CHRISTMAS.
Ditson 's
Music Books,
Latest Series I Jnst Issued!
Ne J'lus Ultra Piano Collection.
160 pages. Brilliant but eay pieces.
A’e P.us Ultra Pallad Co'lection.
100 pages. Latest and best songs.
Xe Plus Ultra Hong and Cherue Coll'n.
Each song bos a ringing chorus.
Ne Pint Ultra Dance Collection.
Every style of dance music; not difficult.
All these books are large stidet music size,
ANY VOLUaME SEaVT POSTPAID FOR 50c
OliverDitson Cos.
453-463 Washington Street, Boston.
tt H. DITSON 4 00., 897 Broadway, N Y.
J. E. DITSON & CO., 1228 Chestnut, st., Phlla
JEWELRY.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
BEBIDES my fine stock of GOLD WATCHES
DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY, 1
have received
Numerous Silver Novelties
Of the latest designs and a large stock of floe
GOLDHEADED CANES und t’MBKELLAS
of tne beat quality, appropriate for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS. Also,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
In elegant cases. Everything warranted at
A. L. DESBOUILLONS,
21 Bull Street.
1 -1 iSL."—JJH
MEDICAL.
Japanese
CURE
A guaranteed Cure for Plies of whatever
kind or degree—External, Internal, Blind or
Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent or Heredi
tary ••1.00 a box; 0 boxes, $5.00. Sent by
mall, prepaid, on receipt of price. We guar
antee to cure any case of Piles. Guaranteed
and sold only by
THE HKIDT DRUG 0O„ Savannah, On.
REAL ESTATE.
TURPENTINE LANDS,
In bodies of from 5,000 to 80,000 acres, immedi
ately on railroads. Prices low and easy terms.
For particulars address
Arthur T. Williams,
FERNANDINA, FLA.
CHARLES F. PREN DERG AST
ißuccessor to R. H. Footsuw X Oo.J
Mi, HAULSE AND STO&M INSURANCE
106 BAY STREET.
[Next West of the Cotton Exchanged
Telephone Call No. 31 Savannah, Go,
PETITIONS FOR IXCORPORATIOSF
CTATK OF OFORGIA, Conmrov Chatham.
YI lo the Superior Court of said c.unlr:
The petition of F. 8. LATHROP, W. D. SIM
KINS J. u BULLOCH, JOHN SCREVEN.
JH.. J. G. BUTLER and W. R. CURTIS re
spectful shows:
1 That they desire for themselves, their suc
cessors, and such other persons as they may as
sociate with themselves, to be Incorporated lata
nvate corporation undertha corporate cams)
THE VERNON OYSTER COMPANY.
That the object* of their association and
the particular business they propose to carry
on are at fol owe To own, buy. end. lease, rent.
Improve, mnrt*a<e, lncu nber, and otherwise
bold, use. and enjoy for itself or as ayeni or
broker real and personal property of everv 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, and
machinery of all kinds, and to res-eive the rents,
issues, end profits arising therefrom; to carry
on the industry of oyster and fish cultivation
and In so doing to raise, plant, cultivate, and
otherwise preserve oyeters and all other xiod#
of sbsll fish os well as all varieties of fish: to
gather, dredire. handle, sell, purchase, and
generally deal In all of the said kinds of fish; to
outrage In the business of canning or preporin*
by manufacture or otherwise for the market til
or the said kinds of fish, their oil, skins, or any
product or residuum, resultlu* from the m*ui
pu at ion thereof; to dispose of tha na |
product* or any of the n by sale, mortgage,
or otherwise and to buy, sell,
and otherwise .leal in all kind*
of goods or manufactured products relating
thereto; to engine iu raisin*, planting and
cultivating all kinds of fruits, vegetables, an {
grasses and the preparing thereof for market ad
aforesaid In the case of fish and with similar
powers in reference thereto; to maintain, opar*
ate and conduct stores, mills, manufactorlef
and to carry on the business of general in or*
ohandlslng; to own, hold, acquire, sell, convey,
iucumbor, by deed, bond, mortgage, or other,
wise, all buildings, houses, factor) •. maohin*
ery, plants, tools, implements. In any wise neoee
sory or oonveuient for carrying out ta • bject*
hereinbefore sot out; to app y for and ohtatn,
uuder the present or unv future laws of the
state of Oeorgia, oyster leases, and to transfer
the same bv dsed, mortgage, or otherwise, am)
to acquire In any way permitted by law tha
said oyster leases or any Interest therein,
and to hold the same for its own lire os
for others, and to protect all of th*
lands and waters so held by lease or otherwise
In any manner permitted by law to natural
persons: to borrow money, and. If deemed de
sirahlo, to secure the payment of the same by
Issues of bonds, mortgagss, deeds, p edgen.in*
cumhrances, obligations or liens on any real oi
personal property belonging to tho said com.
pany or any Interest therein, or to Issue tha
same fur the acquisition of property or any
other purpose deemed recessary or conveuient|
to bolt), convey or otherwise dispose of real os
personal property In other states under tha
laws of said status and especially lands for tha
cultivation of oysters by case or otherwise; ta
acquire shares of the capiia! ntook of other cor
(•orations In this stale or elsewhere and to deal
iu aud tiispos • of the same In the same mannas
as any other real or personal property as bores
lubeforo set out; and generally to da and per.
form all act* and things necessary or desirabU
fur the conduct of the htisincaacs and ohj -Cta
hereiutofoi e set out or lu any manner appurte
nant thereto.
3 That the principal place of doing business
of said company Is to be In the said county ot
Chatham and statu of Georgia, but it desires tha
privilege of doing business Iu any other part of
the United Btatog and in other countries.
4 The amount of capital to lie employed b
said company will be FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS actually paid in, divided into FIFTY
SHAKESof ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EAOB.
5 In addition to the powsrs necessary to tha
carrying out of the objects aud purposes here
inbefore set out, and to the powers and privl
leans common to all corporations undor tha
laws of the stats of Georgia, your petitioners
(•ray for the said corporation the following
powers: To increase at any time the said eapL
tal slock to any sum not exceeding tho sum of
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS nud
In similar manner to diminish the same to any
sum not lass than the aatd sum of FI VIS
THOUSAND DOLLARS, actually paid In as
aforesaid, the said capital stock at all tlmee to
be divided Into sharps of tho said sum of One
Hundred Dollars; to creato such agencies as
may seen desirable; to aec .pt and receive prop
erty, work, or auythlng of value in payment of
Its capital stock, and to give lo IU board of
directors such powers as it may deem necesu
nary, and to laaue prafeire 1 and common stools
under such regulations as may ho found de
sirable by Its stockholders; and to establish
rule* for the transfer of Its srock: and that no
stockholder who has paid In tho full amount of
his subscription shall be liable for any debts,
torts or wrongs of the said corporation.
. Petitioners desire that the sakl corpora,
tlon be incorporated for the period of twenty
years with tho prlvlJegu of renewal at the end
of that period.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they
msv bo incorporated as aforesaid with all tha
powers aforesaid unto themselves, tdelr suo*
cessors, and associates.
And petitioners will over pray, etc.
JOHN SULLIVAN SCHLEY,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Filed In offico this 27tb day or November, 1891.
JAM r.B K. P. CAR ft,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Chatham CouutyJ
Geargia.
MACHINERY.
McDonough I BaJlaalyi^
IRON FOUNDERS,
Macliiahts, Boiler Makers and LLtaitlu;
STATIONARY ANP PORTABLE ENGINES,
VERTICAL AND TOP RUNNING CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS and PANS.
AGENTS for Alert and Union Injector*, the
siimilust sud moat effective on the market!
Gullett Light Draft Magnolia Cotton Gin, thn
beet In the market.
All order* promptly attended to. Sand far
Prioe List.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
notice!
Office Couxtv
Savanmah, Ua., Deo. 15, 1891. f
SEALED BIDS are sollciied for constructing
an iron bridge flf ly (50) feet long by eighteen
118) feet wide, on brick abutments. To be
erected at Pipe Maker creek, on the Augusta
road, five miles from Savannah. Plane anil
epecifleations can bo seen at this ofllce. Bldn
must he handed to Jehu R. Dillon, clerk Board
of County Commissioners, on or before Jan. Ist,
1892. Right reserved to reject all bids.
EDWARD J. THOMAS,
County En zineer,
jMROK. Jtktv.
F. C. WYLLY.
TOCKS, BONDS AND REAL K3TAT*
BROKER.
Strict Attention Given to All Order*.
Loan* Negotiated on Marketable Securities.
Correspondence Solicited,
JOHN G. BUTLER"
WHITE LEADS, COLORS. OILS, GLASS,
varnish, etc. : ready mixed
PAINTS: RAILROAD, STEAMER AND MILL
SUPPLIES; SASHES, DOORS. BLINDS AND
BUILD RS’ HARDWARE Sole Agent for
LADbLIME, CA LOIN E DPLASTBR, CEMENT.
HAIR AND LAND PLASTER.
140 Congreee street and 189 Bt. Julian street.
Savannah, Georgia.
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DThe MORNING NEWS Print
ing House (Job Departments) ha*
added n large stock of Wedding
““ Stationery, and print* and
D Lithograph* Invitation*, /
Cards, etc., in the /
latest stylet. _
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tßedding j ?
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Invitations! ®
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M Parties conUmplating lax
in this important rtemin life "V
Oars rwNpectfajy solicits* to enil on %
or addreM V
MORNING NEWS PRINTING MOUSE,
Monitor Building, S*vinc*h, 6a.
nßll and Party Ptntionary, Viaitinf Garda,
and An* work. *tUor printed or
MKrvavwt at tha ahonast node*.
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