The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, September 04, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

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YOUNG held for murder. CUKOMUI'O INVESTIGATION OF THE KILLING OF IDA CARTEII. T | t jarr llfturord Verdict After ■ Hrlrf DellHeraHaa, thorslnu An il.raou 10l With the Murder of Carter's l%lfe—The 81ory of the Tradr ae Told hr Carter at the luaueet— Toang at the I’oltre 94a- Hon. Where He hurreadered After the Rhootlu*. The coroner'* Inquiry Into the death of Ida Carter, who tt ahot by Anderson Young last Thureday night and who died n few tnlnole* later. *tt held laal night, only one wltnee* wa* examined. 8. W. Carter, husband of the dead woman After hi* lengthy statement had been tin -I,tied |t took the jury only a few aeconda 10 return a verdict to the effect that the woman came to her death at the handa of Young and that he waa guilty of mur der. Carter* testimony was In eubetance: That last Thureday night shortly before I o'clock he and hla wife had gone out, he to attend to some church matter*, and she to choir practice. Latter ho called for her and they went to their home. No. CM) I’resldent afreet east. It waa about 11:3) o'clock or there abouts when they arrived, and they Immediately made preparations for going to bed- Hl* wife called Carter's attention to the voices above of persona evidently In a mated discussion, and said that It s.emed to be a hard matter for those peo ple upstair# to get settled. He told her. h says, that they would probably settle 11 after awhile. They tbtn lay down, he eald. and his wife went to sleep, out he. lying awake, heard the cursing and bad language continued, and a voice that be rt ognUed as that of Young making threat* Then there were three shots tir ed They woke up his wife and both he and she ran upstairs. Young's wife had before told him. Car ter said, that her husband had fired at her once for a bluff, #o when he heard the snot* he supposed that It wa* another case of that sort and he called out to Young as he went up the step* telling him to "stop that or he would arouse the neighbors.'* Y’oung did not answer, and When he and his wife readied the door of his room. H was shui. but through II they heard Young's wife calling him • ndearlng name# and asking him not i0 shoot her again. From her lalk." said Carter. "I thought that she had been ahot." Not car ing to break In on a man with pistol. r*i ter and his wife returned to their own .i|>artm<nt* below. They left the door open, and In a short time Young's wife tame Into the room shutting and bolting th door behind her. and *ked that Car ter go for a doctor at the same time wringing her hand through which a bul let had been put hy her husband. Before carter got Into his clothes Young came down and attempted to break In the door The women hearing hi* attempt, and fear- Ing that he would shoot. If he succeeded in making an opening, ran back Into the dining room which adjoined. Y'oung prob ably heard them In the next room, for leaving the front door he went to the other, and breaking It from Its hinge*, threw It against the table. He then fired twice into the room. Carter says that hearing the fall of the door he got his rutol and went to the dining room, but Via at first unable to see anyone. Finally h. spied his wife behind the sideboard, and pulled her out. asking If she were wounded She said that she thought not. They both thn went Into the front room and tvs wife saying that *h didn't want t,. stay In the house as long as Young was there, began to dr*** Carter meantime climbed out of the Window to the Street with the Intention of locetlng the man who had done the shooting. He did not see him and h.il Just opened the front door, and was about •o emer She house, when he saw Yount; point hut pistol at his wife who stood tear the foot of her bed dressing, and miw in an Instant the flash of the plmol arol hi* wife fall. As win as Young hid fired the one shot, he ran up stairs. Car ter fired at him once and tried to shoot K in, but the cartridge* failed to -■ punle. Young made hi* escape through the rear part of the house Carter sought for him In the neighhorhood for nt" time, and then returned io his wife, who was dying. She lived only fifteen minuses after she was shot the aecond time. It teems that In the first fusllsde ttiu Young had Bred Into the dining room, tie had shot the woman through the Irf' arm. but In the excitement of the moment the did not realise 11. Young l held it th barracks, where he gave himself up shortly after the shooting. tv IIX BE HEME TO-IJAV. Savannah Baseball Kama Annltlnf Charlotte Tram. Tha Charlotte "Quicksteps." who have an engagement to ploy a aorta* of three games with the Chatham*, Savannah'* champion colored baseball team, failed to *how up yesterday. A telegram wo* received from the manager of the Char lotte team stating that hi* aggregation would be here without fail to-day. In which caae the aeries will begin thla aft ernoon. The Quickstep! are eald to be terror* In their line and the Savannah fan* are ansloua to ee them go up against the crack local team. A gome was played at the park yesterday afternoon between the Chtham* and the Savannahs In which the former won on a score of 10 to 6. K IIOOMIH CAPTAIN miOl ILT ILL. Master of the Hadley Attacked With Cholera Herbs*. Capt. Oliver of the schooner Dudley, row lying at the Central Railway naval • iores wharf, wa* taken with a sudden attack of choiera morbus yesterday morning and was removed to Bt. Joseph's Inflrmary by order of Dr. M. F. Dunn, who wa* called to attend htm. Capt. Oliver's condition wa* quite serious for a time, but It was reported lasi night that he was resting quietly and It Is thought now that he will come around all right. See your agent at once as to dates and rates by the Beaboard Air Line Railway to the annual convention of the National Baptist Association Icolored), at Rich mond, Va. These rate# are open to everybody.—ad. “Anew tin* of elegant lire proof aafes from the larged manufacturers In the United State* can be ae-n at Ltppman Bros, wholesale druggists In this city. I'rloa and quality will be of Interest.” —ad. “Oraybeard Is a family medicine with u.” eald a promlnt nt bualnee* man yea terday. "My wife lakes It. and I notice eh- la enjoying better health than for - Tha children keep w*U by taking li Orayb'ard may be obtained at all d-ug store* or writ* to ue for It. Reapees Drug fo. sola preps . Savannah. Os.-ad. The rates are cheap the route direct •nd service unsurpassed by the Seaboard Air Line Railway to the annual conven tion of she National Baptist Association, •t Richmond, Sept. 12-30 Xheee rates are open to everybody.—d- |gP|Mirs rc^iniwipe. The fond mother dreams great dream* of baby's future as she hold* the sleeping little one in her arm* But the dreams will never come true unless she has given him a strong body and a healthy mind. Children die in boats, or live to struggle through life feeble of Itoiy and dull of mind because the mother was unfit physically and mentally for moth erhood. Women who use Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription endow their chil dren with strung bodies aud bright mind a It is every mother’s duty to give her child the advantages of a healthy body and mind. A weak or sickly woman cannot do this. " Favorite Prescription” makes weak women strong ana ck women well. Mrs Omti Stiles, of Downing. Pann Ca.Wls., writes: *1 have been iulendtug to vrrite to von ever since my baby wci born in regard to what your • Favorite Prescript 100 ' has done for ae I cannot prate* it enough for I hare not been as well for fiee years as I now am In July last I tied a baby bmr. weight n pound* and I won only sick s short time, end since 1 got up liave not had one tick day ! have not had any womb trouble since I got up. I wwt not only surprised myself but all of tny friends here are surprised to see •ie so well " Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure bihuuaneaa. CLASSIFIED ADVERDSEMENTS. rgaioiAi, HAVE YOU B razor ground, honed, set and made to shave easy and smooth. by the old ex perience*! liarhcr, 28 (Cast Broughton. Hutr, Jewelry mid Shaving Supply House. The place for raaors made to shave; remem ber that all scissors and shears with Fegea'a name on. are nil steel made. And are sharpened free of charge; trh-r chairs for sale or rent; barber shops bought and sold. IT SHOULD BEE - MILLER'S FtJßNl fare; newest style* for bedroom, dining room. parlor. In oak. walnut and mahog any; Miller's priqe* and term* are rea sonable. vn brought,*!, west. TRY THE MILK FROM Sl’RlNO fleld Dairy. It's rich, pure and whole sale. There 1* RMS b tier. "ll.m FOR WOVEN WIRE COTS while they last. C. I’. Miller. Agent. I.ADIEU. SAFE HOME REMEDY. Circular and particulars free. I’. O. Box Softs, Boston, Mass. V SHOt'I.D SEE MI LEER'S NEW style* lit carpet*, matting, window shade*, art squares, rugs, lace curtain*, etc.; Miller's prices and terms are reasonable 207 Broughton, west. FINE RICHFIELD LAMB AT BA ker's," every day; beat of all other meats In market IF ITS hulls'YOt! want YOU CAN get them Cheaper fron} Moduli* KIMBALL'S ANTI-R HE U M A TI C rings, thousands using them and all ben efited. Gardner's Bazaar, agt. SI.4BRUYB NICE RATTAN ROCKERS, ladles' size; large assortment of rocker*, couches and easy chairs. C. P. Miller, Agsnt. RINO UP 24*4 IF Toll WANT “TO have your furniturs moved or packed lor shipment or aterage; I guarantee price* the same as I do the work that'* given lo me. A. S. Griffin. 114 Rroughtoo street, west; mattresses made to order. U SHOULD SEE MILLER'R~OFFICE desks. offl-e table*, office chairs, office matting, office shades. C. P. Millar. Agent. FLORAL LESIONS. PALMS AND ( I T flower*, at dardner'r Bazaar, agent for Oelschlg's Nursery. U WILL soon MOW AND™ V~ WILL certainly need something In my line; U will save money by trading with me. C. P Miller, Agent. M'GILL.IB SELLS SIXTY-INCH RUOS —Smyrna patterns—for 99 cents. "bee the jewel STOVES AND ranges for sale by J. W. Tceple; also agent for Insurance gasoline slove. M'GILLIS IS CHEAP ON KUOS. NETS, lace curtain*, hammocks, water routers, pillows, pictures, slovee. bedroom suites, and furniture of every description. GUARANTEED FOUNTAIN PEN, *1 At Gardner's Rasaar. is'YOUR'IRON SAKE FIRE PROOF’ Sllffel A Freeman have a standing offer of SI.OOO for every safe of Ihelr make that doe* not preserve It* content*. One safe was In burning debris 113 hours When taken out, the hose had lo be turned on It. When opened, not a page was dis colored, not a record lost, not a dollar de stroyed If you want security, buy a Stiffen A Freeman safe. C. P. MUler, Agenl. _ M'GILLIS LA m CURTAINS WILL beautify your parlor. If~SHOULD - SEND YOUR ORDERS for tuning and repairing pianos and or gans lo W. P Manning, with C. P. Mil ler. Agent; prompt attention to out-of town order* C. I*. Miller, Agent SPECIA L. ~AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY of nice willow rockers; ladles' else, at 12. J. W. Teeple. M'GILLIS moves, £acks. SHIPS and stores piano* and furniture; best work only; no ''Cheap-John'' prices—no "Cheap- Jobn” job*. V Sllot I.l* Sl'i: MILLER'S STOVES and ranges; the- best makes at reasonable prices. C. P. Miller, Agenl. WHEN YOU SEE M'GrLUS'*SIXTT- Ineh eenl* rugs, you will buy them. Just can't help It; will sell In an} quan tity. "FURNITURE MOVISD WITH CARE." la a specialty with McGlllla. Tf SHOULD SEND MF, YOUR 6ft derefor upholsteringparlor and dining room furniture In leather. llk and other fab rlcs. In the heat manner: curled hair, moss and cotton matlresse* renovated; all work well done and satisfaction guar anteed. C. P. Miller, Agenl. "PULLEY BELTS. 2SC. BUCKLES. IOC; aluminum ehlrt set, 10c. al Gardner's Ba se* r. LADIES: CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroyal Pllla are Ihc best. Safe, re liable. Take no other. Send 4c stumps for pcrtleular*. "Relief for Ladles." In letter by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Cos., Phllada.. Pa HOW ARE YOUR FEETL IF YOUR feet are troubling you. rail on me and I will give you relief; I cure Ingrowing nails, corns and all disease* of the feel without pain; charge* reasonable; can give the best reference* In the city; pa tients treated at residences: orders can be left at Llvlng*ton's drug *tee. Bull and Congress streets: telephone 2*3 Lem tlavls. surgeon ehlronodlsf. house* wasted. “tWOdTURf HOUSE WANTED (with lawn or garden preferred), In good location. Address Good Ttnanl, U office, j THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1900. HELP \A ANTED— TEN ALE. WANTED. GOOD. RELIABLE AND neat girl. 212 Claaton, cast. WANTED A WOMAN TO COOK AND do housework. Apply at 537 Broughton wreet, east. WANTED~A FIRST-CLASS TABLE and house maid: none without good refer ences need apply. No. 1014 Drayton at reel. AUKVtI WANTED. ~s?Tt<? LaTLTTiXtOLr^LATIE^Y our live agent*, men or women, selling our latest novelty, catniwlgn waterproof neck ties. Goods entirely new and patented Agent* delighted. Sales unlimited. What others do. you can do Time la short. Write to-day and secure exclusive terri tory. Guaranteed best seller. Address, with stamp. M. ft M. Manufacturing Com pany. Dept. C. Springfield. Mass. EMPLOYMENT WANTED. WANTED. BOOKKEEPING Posi tion by young man; competent and trust worthy; willing to accept small pay and anxious (or Immediate employment. Ad dress A., Morning News. “WANTED, A POSITION AS AGENT for plantation or to work same on ahare* or for rent. Address W. Bulow, Volusia ounly, Florida, W’ANTED— MISCELLANEOUS. N WANTED, BATEAU ABOUT 5 FOOJ beam; £1 feet long. Address I'. O. Box IM. if ror are not 'satisfied with the ml.k you arc getting, try Springfield Dairy. “WANTED, REAL ESTATE COLLEC tIons; best references given. N. Coleman, 12 Broughton street, east. FEATHERS WANTED; MARKET price paid for old feather beds and pil lows: all order* promptly attended; send postal. J. L Isaacs, Marshall House. lr YOU WANT A I’I.ACb TO DUMP earth, dirt. sand, manure, *4e . free ot charge, just at city limits, hauling over hard road, writ* or telephone Brown Bros., corner Anderson and Eael Broad street*. FOR 14 ENT— ROOM*. ~"nIUELY FURnTsHKD ROOMSL southern exposure; modern conveniences. 310 Jones, east. PLATS IFbn RETT. FI.AT on the c, rner Jones and l.ln o n streets In Icautifu! coodtt on, every conv nlcnce, lirri-cla** or, er, de liable I •callty, right rent to right tenant. Eat- Salomon Co hen. corn, r West Broad and llroughtot/ streets. FLAT. SIX CONNECTING ROOMS, with bath, first floor: Lyons block: suita ble for any purpose John Lyons. FOR RENT. - DESIRABLE FLAT with private hath; also two front rooms 3 Charlton street, west. <v>rner Bull. FOR RENT—HOVXL* HOUSES 223. A 1,80 217 WALDBURO street, east: perfect condition; every con venience; right rent right tenant; $25.0n the month. Est. Salomon Cohen. West Brood and Broughton streets. FOR RENT. SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, 12 West Broad, good locality; 111 a month Mrs. E. F. SI >nro-, 111 West Oengreaa. FINE LARGE RESIDENCE FOR rent; reasonable; excellent locatlnn.north west corner Taylor and Abercorn Apply on premise*. FOR RENT TWO DESIRABLY’-Lo cated dwellings: recently put In thorough order; renting for sls.nfi and $12.50; see them. D. B. Lester 2”9 HENRY'. WEStI $25 APPLY room 9. Provident building. FOR rent! DESIRABLE BRICK houses, number 402 and 4ns Huntingdon, east: newly papered and repaired; with ail modern Improvements. Apply lo E C. Way. Hell Telephone, 1376. “FOR RENT. RESIDENCE 320 bolT loo street, west; seven rooms; all con veniences: newly pnpered and painted; $22 per month; lease for one year Apply lo J. T. Shuptrlne, corner Congress and Jef ferson streets. FOR RENT TO AN ACCEPTABLE party, my residence, northeast corner Firs and Drayton street*. Apply C. W Howard No. 202 Bay street, east. “FOR RENT. 16 OGLETHORPE AVE nue, west. M. 8. Raker, agent TO RENT. DWELLING HOUSE. 120 YValdburg street, east; possession at once. Apply 112 Broughton street, west. FOR RENT” FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. Jones, between Montgomery and Jeffer son. Apply 107 Broughton street, west. FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE *RES- IdenCO No 309 Liberty street, east; pos session given Sept. 1. Apply No. 10 Bull street, or at residence; term* reasona ble. George W. Falres. agent. rOH HEAT—STORE*. STORES FOR RENT—THE HAND eonte double stores known as the Whit field Building, situated corner Slate. Pres ident and Whitaker streets; can bn rented from October Ist. also the small annex stores In rear. Apply W. M A W. E. Coney. FOR R KNT. STO R BRO foil tret street. <.iat; possession Immediately l-o feverul dal .ihle reHdences and flats. Apply A. Wylly. 12 Bryan afreet, oast. FOR HUNT. THAT DESIRABLE store and warehouse formerly occupied by George W. Ttedeman A Bra. comer Hey end Mon'gomery street; In perfect order and condition; right rent to right tenant; possession can be given Immedi ately. E*t. Salomon Cohen, comer West Rroad and Broughton streets. Pan SAl.f—Hi.\i i:titk. FOR SALE. FOR SIXTEEN Ht'Jf dred dollars, a two-story residence and lot, <oxll7. A gical bargain. C. 11. Dor set!. FARM OF 150 AC It KS.' OOOD It ESl dence. Effingham county, only 13 miles from Savannah. C. 11. Dorset!. "JUST ot TSIDF. CITY LIMITS ON Thunderbolt road, nine acres of land In easy reach of trolley line; would make an Ideal suburban home. C H. Domett. TWO-STORY, COMFORTABLE HOME on Habersham, near Fourth, very cheap. C. H. Domett. A HOME ON'THE SALTS. ON LA~- Roohe avenue, the new road to the Isle of Hope; ten acre*, new five-room cottage and trolley line lo city; price, 32.3U0. C. H. Dorwetf. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON Bolton, between Abercorn and Lincoln; purchaser with small amount ot cash and make easy arrangement. C. H. Dorsett FOB BALE. A LOT FOR TWO HUN dred dollar*, easy terms, on Ninth street, near East Broad; no city taxation. C. H. Dorset t. "for 8 aLE. THOSE j .tits ON NINTH street, near East Broad, have only been sold to first-class parties, who will make good neighbors; and none other can buy. The terms are very easy, and they are cheaper than any other In the vicinity. C. H. Domett. _ FOR SALE, LOTS ON NINTH. NEAR East Broad, at *ax> each; will soon be advanced lo 1238; when a lot has been paid for I can arrang* to get a home built. C. H Doraett. FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH STREET near East Rroad; no city lames, at tx* each; twenty-five dollar* cash, and easy monthly payments C. H Dorselt. -RESIDENCES AND BUILDrNO I/JT* for sal* all over the city. Robert H. Tatem real estate dealer, N*. 7 York street, week FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE, oppo site Central Railroad office, corner Hull and West Broad. C. H. Dorset) tou aa >„ k-aisuai-ia wot*. WITCHHAKKL! THERE IS WlTCH hastl and wilcDhaxel Oue I* made to cura. the other la made to aell. put a hottla of oura by the stilt > f one of the other kind; we give you all fhe quality and all the quantby that your money en titles you to—a pint for a quarter. IS rs.e s Drug Stor<a, Henry and Abercorn, Whit aker and Taylor. FOR BALE. AT HARMONS BTA*- blea. 112 McDonough, east. A light top buggy. PIANO FOR Srtr.E. 402 *JONEB street, east. Bargain; easy terms. SPRINGFIELD DAIRY IS - ' THE place to get rich, puro milk. D pot $lO Whitaker ASH AND CYPRESS - LUMBER - FOB •ale—lao.ow feet of ash suitable for wheel wright* carriage maker* ear wotk* and Interior house finish. Also cypress lumber of all atse*. We liuve resumed cutting our famous brands of cypreta shingles and will aoon have a full line of them for sale. Y’ale Roval Manufacturing Company. hi tub. ARREST FOR MURDEIWYF^ Smith. In Geneva county. Alabama. Aug 29. Harvey Woods; color, black: age. 25; hlght. about & feet W Inches; wight. 170; wears No. 8 shoe; good teeth; mean look; low. soft voice; smM>ih-faced; when last heard from, was going In direction of Southwest Georgia; wore broad-brim black hat and was barefooted; has served term In Georgia penitentiary; $bH re ward Is offered, which will be Increased to considerable amount, possibly f6no.no io $800.00; arrest nnd wire. YV. C Campbell or G. W. Black. Geneva, Ala. REWARD. 15 REWARD WILL BE paid for the return of 24-Inch frame black enamel* and Cleveland wheel taken from CTtlsens Rank. Sept 2. Sigmund H. Rerg. LUST AND FOUND. LUST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ON Gwinnett or Jeffereon alreet. a lady's drawn work handkerchief. Reward If returned to 410 Gwinnett street. mum. Strayed ntosi gueenwTuh Park, red Dochshund dog. Return to Greenwich Park and get reward. I’Ll MIIING. MODERN PLUMBING. IT WILL HE to your Interest to let me give you an es timate on your plumbing, new or old work; repair work a specially, as I am a practical plumber. No guess work to endanger your life. Wiggins, phone 107. Georgia or Bell MD.t ELI.AMAM 4. HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED with German ready-mixed paint; entire satisfaction guaranteed. Adams Paint Company. “WE SELL SEWER PIPE. FLUE pl|>e, fire clay, fire brick at lowest prices. Adams Paint Company, Its Congress, west. “OY'PSINE IS THE BEST WALL FIN Ish made Adams Paint Cos., Savannah agents. 104 Congress, west. GOODpOSiTiONS ‘Secured ot] _ D/adiVe Ytdf Young Men Women t*Kf our putties! 1 piCHMoiiQk COLLtGES.| M' SmJfaCattJoqi*' ‘jdtottd&ir/r tVa' LEGAL NOTICES. IT appearing to the court by the pell* tton of C. B. Younglove and J D. Good man. copartners under the firm name of Younglove and Goodman. I twit A. V. Greene, on the fifth day of November, ISStI. executed nnd delivered lo Ihe said Younglove and Goodman, a mortgage upon the following lots of land lying In sold county, to-wll: All those certain Iwo <2i lol* of land situate, lying and being In the eounly of Chatham ond stale of Oeor gla, and known on n mop or plan of sub division* "A" and "H” of the M Nish trad, made- by E. J. Thomts, C. E , May 23. I**9. os lot* numbers seventy eight 17*). nnd etghly-seven I*7). In blocks "II" nnd “I" of said rub-dlvlelon. each Moving a frontage of thirty (SO) feeel on Fifth street, nnd n rectangular deptli along Washington street of one hundred find) feet, said McNtsh tract being located near the Intersection of Montgomery street, extended with the Savannah, Flor ida and Western Hallway, all of which will fully appear, reference being had to a map of said sub-division recorded In the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Chatham county. Georgia, hook of deecM. 7 E's. | wage tl; for the purpose of securing the payment of a oeoain promis sory note for the sum of t*o hundred ond sixty dollar* (S2SOt. made by the said A. P. Oreene on the Hflh day of Novem ber. I*9l. and payable to the said Young love and Goodman, due thirty (3D) days after date, with Interest from the first .lay of August. IH. at the rate of eight (S) per cent, per annum, which said note eald A. P. Greene refuse# to pay: It l* therefore ordered that the a|.l A P. Greene pay into thte court, on or before the flrt day of the next term thereof, the principal and Interest due on said note, and the cost of this proceeding, or In default thereof the court will proceed as to justice shall appertain And it is further ordered that this rule be pub- Ibhod In the "Savannah Mtynlng New*.'' A newspaper published In said county of Chatham, once a month for four months, or he served upon the said A. P. Greene, or his special agent or aflorney. three months previous to Ihe next term of this court. In open court, this July 24. IPO. R FALLIGANT. Judge E, J. C. of Ga. A true extract from the minutes. JAMES K P CARR, Clerk 8 C.. C. C.. Oa. 111 111 AUCTION SALE* rt TUBE DATS. YnfMANS A DKMA9OND, Auctioneers. Under and by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, I will sell al public out vy, between the legal hours of sab-, on the FIRST TUES DAY OF OCTOBER. 1 PH.being the second day thereof, before the Court House door of Chatham county, to Ihe highest and heel bidder for cash, purchaser paying for title* nnd revenue stamp*, an undivided half Interest In twenty-five acre* of land on the Ogeechee road, ot |i junction with ihe Charleston and Savannah Railway, and known as the Mlllen place on said Ogeechee road, with Improvements there on Soi l for molntalnance and support of minor heirs. EMMA REISEN. Ounrdlen The owner* of the other undivided half Interest In property above described will sell for Ihe same price that the guardian obtains for Ihe other half. XOUMANS * DEMMOND. ARRIVING TO-DAY, one: solid carload, CONTAINING ONE HILLION OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS. Largest Shipment of Old Virginia Cheroots Ever EYlade. S. GUCKENHEIMER’S SONS." 12TCET OUR SPECIAL PRICES-#! LEI.At. BALES. UNDER and by virtue of a mortgage 11. fa.. Issued out of Chatham's Superior fours In favor of John N. tlell v* Mary Htevans, I have levin! upon the follow ing described properly of the defendant, to wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being In tie* Fifth district. G. M , said county and state of Georgia, containing alxty-one acres, more or less, are! fully descrtbnl by a bound ary ns follows: North, by lands of Chandler; east, by land* of Orr; south, hy land formerly a imrilon of the Cattle Park tract, conveyed by William Wilson to A. L. Hartrldge; west, by county farm, and l—tng the same property conveyed by George 11 Millar on Oct. 25. 1593, to lamia* M Millar, a* appears by a deed and map recorded In Chatham county records honk 7 Hs. folio 469 And I will offer for sale at public ouYory before the. Court House door of Chatham county. In the city of Savannah. G.i on the FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. 1900, the said above described property of the said defendant, during the legal hours of sale, to satisfy said fl. fa. Term* cash, purchaser* paying for titles. THOMAS J SWEENY. Sheriff C. C„ Ga. CITY SHERIFF S SALE. Sheriff's Office. Clly Court of Savannah. Savannah. Ga.. Aug 7. IPO. UNDER and by virtue of an execution Issuing oul of Ihe CHy Court of Savan nah In favor of Itrppard A Company for the use of Franklin F. Jones against Henry O. Walthour I have thi* day levied upon the following described property a* Ihe nroprrty of de fendant. fo wit: All that lot, traet or par c*| of land. In said county oral state, and In Ihe clly of Savannah, known as lot number seven (7) of Ihe Forsyth Invest ment Company's subdivision of lots In the northern part of Garden lot numlier twen ty-four. west. In Ihe clly of Savannah as shown on a map of said subdivision, re corded In the County Records of said County Rook 6 R'a folio 233; said lot num ber seven being bounded east by lot num ber six and weal by lot number eight of said subdivision, south by lots five and six In Garden lot 24. west, and north by Oak street extended. And I will pgo-ced to offer same for sale at public outcry on the Brat Tuesday In September, IP> (same being the fourth day of the month), dur ing the legal and usual hour* of sale, in front of Ihe Court House door In Chat ham county, lo satisfy eald execution. Defendant notified of levy. Properly de scribed In execution. Terms rash, pur chaser paying for lilies. E J WHELAN. Sheriff C. C. 8. CITY NlßslMl.'s MJE City Marshal's Office, Savannah. Oa . Aug 11. IPS). Under a reisdiitlon passed In Council Aug. *. IPSt. I will offer for sale, al pub lic outcry. In from of the Court House, In Ihe clly of Savannah, on TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEM BER, IPX), between the legal hours of sale: led No. 2* Thomas ward; minimum ap praised prlee, 32.801)00. Lot No 29. Thomas ward; minimum ap praised price, l2.ino<n. Terms cash; purchaser paying for title and etamp# JOHN POWER. Clly Marshal. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ADOPTED, Extract from the minutes of Council meeting of Aug. *. IMP By Ihe Committee on City Lot*— Resolved. That the marshal of the rllv of Savannah I* hereby directed 4o sell at public outcry lo ihe highest and best bid der*. for cash, cm Tuesday. Ihe 11th day of September, IPO. and at 11 o'clock a. m . city lime, lot* number* twenty-elghl (39) and twensy-nlne (29). In Thomas ward, said clly. tielonging o the city of Savan nah. Upset price for lo* number 2*. twenty-five hundred (2,W0) dollars; for lot number 2*. twenty-one hundred 12,100) dol lars. LEGAL NOTICE*. 7K>TICE~TO~riKiTtoIuPanTT CREDIT ORS GEOROIA. CHATHAM COUNTY Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav ing demands agatnat Lucinda Williams, Irle of said county, deceased, to present them to me. properly made out. wllhln the time prescribed by law, ao as lo show Ihelr character and amount; nnd all per son* Itelebted to said deceased are re quired to make immediate payment to me. fttvenneb. Oa Aug 13 inm SOLOMON CONYERS. Executor. Care Denmark. Adam* A Freeman. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND~CRED ITORS. OEOnOIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Notice I* hereby given to all persons hav ing demands agalnet Rosa Green, late of eald county, deceased, to present ihem to me. properly made oul, within the.tlm prescribed by law. o as lo show Ihelr character ami amount; and all persons In debted lo said deceased are required lo make Immediate payment to me. Savannah. Ga.. July pi. IPS). PATRICK O'CONNOR. Executor. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORB. GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.—No ttce Is hereby given to al! persons having demands against Mary Ann Thau*, late of said county, deceased, to present ehem to me, properly made oul. within the time prescribed by law, ao a* to show their character and amount; and all persons In debted lo said deceased are required to make Immediate payment to me. Savannah, Oa.. July 3, I*Bo. JOHN J BURNS. Exermor W. ROSS GRAVENIiRr Manufacturer’s Agent, RAILWAY AND MILL *1 PI-LIES, Provident Building, Savannah, Oa, ABCTIOIt SALB4 THIS DAT. beautifuTTroFerty FRONTING THE KIVKN AT IDLE OF HOPE. AT Al I'TION. I. I). I.allot HI-:, AwetAoweer. Under and by virtue of decree granted by the Superior Court of ('hatham county, GforKta. I will off* r for Bale at public out cry. before the Court llouwe door in Maid county, ou the tint Tuesday (tiring |h* 4tti day), of Bepumlr, lUun. if not pre viously aold at private sale. either na a whole or by iota, the following property, to-Wit : All (hoar certain lot* of land fronting aouth on the Isle of Hope river, being MUbdlvlM|tn of the Koiiaud properly, aa per in.ip made ly Percy Sugden. C. K., May Mb. IfiM, and lettered A. I*. C. (P having been aold) and having respectively &2. M anl SI feet river front, with a depth cf *4O feet more or low, lot a lettered A and C having dwelling* thereon Term*: One-third coal), balance In one an*i two year*, at 7 per ceivt. Stile subject to confirmation of paid Court. purchaser to pav for at amp and paper*. JORDAN F. BROOKS. Hulmitt ite.l Truetee Kstate A. llonaud. GUARDIAN'S SALE. MY J. Mel. %t (aIIMM A ftOV On TI*TODAY. 4th September. IWO. be fore tlo Court I loupe in the city of Ha vannah. during the I* aid hours of Male. Ily virtue of an or|er from the Honor•- lle Hampton I*. Ferrlll. Judge of the Court of ordinary. Chatham county, Georgia, I will tell city of Savannah bondN aft follow*: (ine ffiflft bond, due IMS. numbered 14. (Hie hovtd, due 1913. numl*ere| 218 One f&0 bond, due 11HS. numbered 21*. it*- Imur to the rptnte of Mary Sheahan nr.d Joeephlne Sheahan. minora, for the purpose of distribution. CATHKRINK OORTTE. Guardian of Mary and Jopephina Shea han. minora. A FINE INVESTMENT. noon location at aii tiox. C. 11. PORSKTT, Auctioneer. Will sell on TUESDAY. Sept. 4. IPX) at the Court House, during the usual hours of sale. The western portion of 10l No. 17 Oil mcrvllle ward, situated on the southeast corner of President ami Arnold elrects. near Ihe Tyhec de,mt. and Ihe Improve ment*. ronelcilng of six one-story tene ments, all tenanted. LEGAL SALES. CHATHAM SHERIFF'S HALE ~ UNDER and by virtue of a ft fa. lasucd nut of the Jostle,* Court. First District, O M„ by O. E. lb vane ex-officio Jus l-e of the Peace, Chatham county. Georgia. In favor of 8. L. laizaron v*. Jasper vllle Land and Improvement Company the following describ'd property of the defendant has l.etn levl and on by 11. T. Beck'll. Constable rf Chatham county, ond the salt 11. fa has been placed In my bants for advents,men! on l sale to wit: All llioae lots of land situate end lying In Chatham county, Georgia, and known on the plan of Jaspcrvll!* (being a subdivision of lota number IPS) and 21 of the McLaol tract a as follows: Lot Nl 7. letter M; lota 13 and t. letter K: lot* 1. 2. 3. 13. 14. 18, and eastern half of lol* 3. 4. 5. fi. 7. 8. 9. 10, H, 12, all In letter H; and lot No 17 letter D; all In latsaran ward, and lot 12. In letter G, Cohen ward; said lota and half lota having measure ment and boundag.s as deßned In raid map or plan of Jaapervltle. aald lying west of the city ot Savannah. Oa.. be tween Bay street extended, and cld water works tract. And T will r ffer the said above described properly of the dohndant Jaspervlll* loin,l and Improvement Ccmpony for rale at nubile outcry b fore the Court House do or of Chatham county In Ihe clly • f Savannah, Oa.. on the flrst Tuesday In September. 19f0. dur ng the legal hours of rale, to satisfy said 11. fa Defendant A TANARUS, ran cash, ptirchaeers paying for title*. THOS. J SWEENY Khc/ Iff C. C.. Ga. LEGAL NOTICXg. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI TORS GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY-NO tpse !s hereby irtven lo all person# having demand* against Clara M Ellis, late of said county, deceased, lo present Ihem lo me. properly made oul, wllhln Ihe tune prescribed by law. ao as to show Ihelr character and amount; nnd all person* In debted to said decease,! are required lo make Immediate payment to me. CHARLES ELLIS. Egeculor. ! Ilay Street, east. Savannah, Oa. Savannah. Ga., August 13. 1300. GEIL & QUINT FOR GOOD QUALITY SHOES. 205 BROUGHTON ST., WEST. Alt nos ftAURfI Title DAY* trusteeTsale! By I’l.ATMlir-R A CO., Alt IIOM'J'RP Under and by virtue of the power vest ed In me mu trustee under deed from Stepney William* to me n.t truptce. dated the llth day of March. Its. am) recorded In Chatham county records, book of mort gagee. 4 B*a.. Folio 11. 1 w*ll well at pub ll** outcry to the higheet and bent txmm IWle ht'lder. I*/fore the Court lloupe door of Chatham e*>unty, on the first Tues day |n ttcptrnilter. 1900. between the legal hours of sale, all of the following describ ed property in said deed, to-wit AM that certain tract or parcel of land ami premie hereinafter particularly de scribed. situate, lying and being lit the city of Savannah aforevnid. on tne north sale of Hall street, continued eastward horn Hast Hn>.id street, having a south ern front on |tl street of twcnty-flvs (J)) fset, more or I*n, with a recta* *epfh of seventy-one (71) feet, more or lew—bounded north by land sold by Charle* Coilina to D. G. I'urse. want hy a lot sold hy pah) Coltln* to Phoebe Ann Jeiiklmi. iitopt by laixi sold by said (Vl llns io one Way, and south hy eolil Hall street extended. saWl trif) of land being •In Atlantic ward, and telng the same tract of knd conveyed to Stepney Wllltncna hy Clara Williams, by d‘*d, dated June 4. IRW. and re'4fdel In wkl ,| ounty rfi-oob liook 7 0., fulpw 2K-4. together with all the improvements nnd appurtenances belonging to anld tract of land, and nil the right, title, claim, de tn.ind, Hston ainl interest of satd Stepney Williams at law, or In equity therein. Terms, cash purchaser paying for tltla and stamps. M A. O'BYRNE, Trustee. TRUSTEE’S SALE. ISA AC 11. LiRIH'HK, Trustee. Under by virtue ot Ihe power of eale conferred upon me, as trustee under Ihe deed lo eeeure debt, made by Benja min Present to Emma M Laßoehe. under dale of Decent her 18th, 1*99 anil recorded In Chatham county record*. In hook ot morlgagiw. 4 J’s. folio 2*2, 1 will offer foe sale at public outcry before Ihe Court Houst door In said county on (he flrst Tuesday In September. !9Dn. (lietng tha 4th day.) Ihe following properly, to-wll: All that certain 10l or parcel of land lying and being In Chatham eounly. atal* of Georgia, and near the southern border of the elfy of Savannah and known as 10l number sixty-eight 188). Southvllle. having a northern border of thirty feel on Lamar avenue, wllh a depth of ninety feet southwards lo a lane and being a part of a sulidlvlslon of Ihe western portion of lot seven fit of Ihe original subdivision of Farm !ot7, 3, 8 and 10. Tyrconnel T> thing, Derby ward. Term# Canti, purchaser pay ing (or stamp* and deed. ISAAC D. LaROCHE, Truale*. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. I. f). I.allot ME, Auctioneer. By virtue of an oriler granted hy tho Honorable Court of Ordinary for Chatham eounly, Georgia. I will aril before tha Court House door. Savannah, On., during Ihe legal hour* of sale, lo Ihe highest bid der, on Tuesday, the 4th day of September. I9t): All that 10l of land sllunle and bring In Ihe county of Chatham, said slate, being a part of lot number six (*) of the subdi vision of Ihe Placentia tract, lying be tween the right of wav of the Savannah, Thunderbolt and ls<e of Hope Railway and Williamson creek and excepting there from a public roadway twenty feet (29) In width, running from said right of way io Ihe creek, along the southern boundary line of said properly and the public road leading up lo Taylor's and hack ot tho residence upon an Id properly, together with the Improvement* thereon. Terras: Cash, pur, baser paying for papers. • JORDAN F BROOKS, Admr. Esc Mary Playler. deceased. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. I, I). L.A ROCHE, Awclloneer. By virtue of an order granted by tha Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, Georgia. I will sell during the le. gal hours of sale, before the Court Houaa door In Chatham county. Georgia, to tha highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the 4h day of September. 1900. ten (10) acres of land, on Ihe Huckhalter road. 273 feel wide, and running northward l.tliM feet deep on one side and 1,W., feet on the other aide; bounded eouth by Ihe Huckhnher road, east by land* of Qrimm. north by Belmont tracl. nnd west by lands of Geo W. Beeketl. excepting three (3) acres of said trael, which ha* heretofore been sold by •aid Friday Mll en to Sarah Ann Black. JORDAN F BROOKS. Administrator estate Friday Mlllen. doc'd. IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL and work, order your lithographed sod printed stationery snd blank book! from Morning News. Savannah. Oa. 3