The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, December 18, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

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WANT IT FOR JOCKEY CLUB. (TttO *A% AV¥AHI %V 1 COftVIYCRU t A IH MO.\Kl HOI I.U H: HO I HKD. 1 nrcrt*ltr *• *" Whether Itm> Iff or 4 tn Heenre Ihe Mat r V'nlr I* to He ( oNllnard lnloeel n |(r% li il the Talk of a llni c ( oar tf for Ha%annah—4lae faentle nlNn Tell* of the Iteniarkahle A4- taniagei Ha%anaah , a Air nod Water Hare for Htoek threat lliloa* la It for Merchant* and Ollier*—New Orlean* Make* ** M * cm a llnrßr-Uonry for the t uurir mild He Halaed. It I* Hold. X tevlval of ra % oun* talk groan ou if ihe uncertainty whether the f'lttxenr ommlilee will decide to continue Its ef* for ii to nee lire the CJeorKia Htate Fair for Home believe a #<*>l opportu nity l> again afTotlel to aftitale the mit- Inr they are perimaded that all that ,* j., . -nary for li to b* a-voti|.iih* <1 In to properly to work, with tin* rcnull that t ie i tty would noon have a source of In ,-om# and profit to men haute, hold pro prietors and many other* that would rtMike #ueh winter aeaaom* a> are now rrt<\rd aeern poaltlvely dull. Two gentlemen who have never S nought very well of the propor tion to have the fair In Havnnnah thieving that It would not really Iw* to • great advantage to the diy. and that 0 .tniMh 1* not >o k-at<-<l geographh Hly m io ink* It the proper place for hold ing a aucceiMfui agricultural and mechunl . yihow’. ’Phene gentlemen were cliwux f i ; the inottcr of the fair with a repre sei.i.iilv*- of the Morning N w* yesterday, and both ngre**l that It wmild he a wi-*e rv*\ for the committee that has secured t :i* nub- rlptlona to the Mo k for a |rw j,e n\. fair aeaoclatloii to convert them if to h.*!***< rlptlon* for *to>'k In n p rn** i m jjn key club organisation This they thought, could te aceom • a* it wax with lh< thought that the city might he lietniltel that th* nni-*-> whs Kubscrtbsd, and the gentle* f ileve that It can he dearly Hhown that the city's Interest* would te ad .•i -o a lar greater degree by the i- ment of a ?.*• cour*- of the vrv t* -t character, to which string* of I>l->cml e*i would le went every winter to I rtletputc in the racing and get the ad \ oiiagc of the mild climate of thl- *ec t Both gentlemen deplored the failure of n • movement tnat wm hrgun li*i apraig . iMtHbllaft a race x>ur*e and a Jo k y ciu • They lielleve the right men st) mid iak* hold again and push the thing to a • •*ful conclusion. Th Ity. they think. is ready and anxious, and the time 1 • xeellent for the work that seemed to l.a\ e begun with such bright promise to b* carried on. A racing organisation/’ sa.d on* of the c* n:l* men. “should h*- formed, tmd the rec og'ition of the great ruting a-sotlation of • <*un*rv should I** set ured. A charter • ild t*e procured from the association This would cost a good deal, as the assa il.dion knows that there Is a good thing In it for any city that has a race course that Is authorised. There would be no isrti< ulty In obtaining such a charter will. t %* right men at, the head of the local • <>iat loti. All around In this section horse* ai< 'vmifrH William C. Whitney has a h iins of I’Ji al Aiken. S C . and I know to t• * ison why he sliould nos |refer to witter his horses liere If ther* Wire ihe l>:.>lier sort of race course anil a'’com mo- j o.ilions for them.‘Noted horsemen have I a. ire.l me lieit there Is something a bou* . tie i lunate and water of Havannah that j I- on client for stock, and this would 1 aits effect In Inducing owners to wln ti r their stables here. "|>o you know a friend of mine who ! ,1- made himself famous for his expert knowh-dge of horseflesh, told me that ttior*- Is somethin*; alsiut Savantwh that j more advantaiteous than any m.sllcine f r a honte’s eyes? He said that a horse might to* brought liere with some affec tion of the eyes, and that after some - I, t.| p.is-ed I. * ' ■ W oil Id lie |ier f,-. tl) sound. Statistics show that tnere are fewer blind horses la Savannah than any place In the eountry. They are tdess e i. too. with longevity, and anylwdy who knows anythin* about tt will tell you that horses live longer here than anywhere else. I have from twenty-flv* to thirty horses tiullinit he ivy wagons through gtracts and lanes that are l**ep lit sand. Jet I loose one but very seldom "Now. Just consider for a moment what ran be made from a horse of the very first class that ta wintered at a Southern tra k New Orleans estlmatea that each one of the some 2,060 horses that are w Intered there means P ll for the city. That means $1,000,000 each season." The 1-ost of the establishment of a course here, grounds, lailldlngs, charter and all. both gentlemen agreed, would b tK more than wws designed to be ral-ed f..r tlie State Fair. $60,001). They do not question that the money could Is- re ell.y secured by proper effort on the part of the proper men They are talking amoos rhHr frlenda and will seek to have the money euharnbed for the fair. 11l the event It Is decided not to hold It revert to a prospective Jockey dull. In thla view many others have been heard to con cur. and It would seint from the ex pressions of Indorsement that speedy nml ilheral response would be made when sub s rlpllon committees sought to raise funds for such a club. tlllir.sTl.il FOR STHU.IV' IIIJKSR Negro Thought to Have Sneaked I heap Jewelry. Parish Jones, colored, was arrested yes terday afternoon shortly alter 6 o'clock on charge of being a suspicious character. Parish was seen by Sergt. Davis leaving a ten-eent ssore. and acting In a suspi cious manner The attention or Patrol man Rauiln waa called to the negro, and hi placed him under arrest. As he did o. Parish purposely dropped a ring. In a pal pable endeavor to dispose of what hi feared might prove damaging evidence against him when he was searched The ting was seen by the policeman, who se cured It and also another that Parish was wearing and which he had not had the opportunity of throwing away. After Pariah had been aeni to the har raeks the rings were taken lo J. C. Man i - manager of the store that Parish had been leaving and he at once Identi fied them a* being from his stock, but could tlnd n° saleswoman that remembered selling them to the negro. Parish will lie tried this morning on the charge of theft. The tings are worth at retail to cents aplc v, but despite their Insignificant value, may lie the means of landing the negro In Jail or on the gang for a good long term MU. APTOLI WORK. Ilia Depart of the Government Hm pltnl for Consumptive*. MaJ. D. M. Appel of the Government Hospital for Consumptives at Kort Bay ard. N. M., who la pleasantly renumbered In Havannah by the many friends that be made while In charge of the govern ment hospital In this city, has written Tk ket Agent Brewer of the Central roil, asking that he eend him some ot the t’entral'a new calendars, and Incidentally telling him something of his work In the hospital. The latter Information la embodied In a report to the department and shows that of the Iff. patients that have been in the hospital since It was established last summer four have been discharged a cured. sixty-Hve arc, practically cured and twenty-six were so much benefited "t they left the lio-pltai for their homo* The welcome At the door from a happy health* wife, ia something which the husband look* forward to all through the dav’a lahor. He may be tired, hat hi* tep lighten* and hi* face brightens a* he quicken* hi* p*c* to receive the smiling welcome of hi* wife. What a difference in the ISal home - coming of | A' jTjSp-A the man whose M gn nmoui kg and gloomy, hav ing neither heart Va nor strength to he j I~ glad, M.mv such I \ *", JBk a husband haa M f worked a tran* Mfjfft ISKUM l formation in hi* HWW yjrf/Up ■ home-life by i tfx* jlfiftSf 4i learning of the 1R tlipy 1 cures performed 1 r.WHf''” by Dr Tierce’s .■* Favonte Preacnp- I . i . i tion. It cures iJ aSar * | dio-aaea of the delicate organ*. Lj bui 1 and a up the I nerves. induces / rcfrcsliing aleep. T] / .. . and transforms || I I I the sickly woman i J into the liappy i j helpmeet. |l | There is no al- *“— cohol in " Favonte Treacription" and it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. " My wife w>vk for over right year*. *• write* Albert H FuKr. E*q . of Altamoot, <rrun<h Cos Tmu n ßhr had utrnnr diMwee end was treated bv two phytu isn* bul got no relief At l*t ! read in one of vour Vkx>k%. about If Pierce’a medteiuea. and we decided h try hit • Favorite Prescription I aent tr> the drug store and got one bottle, and the first doae xave eaae autl aleep She had not alept any Tor three nighta Being aure that It would cure her I aent for five more hot*lea and when ahe had taken the aisth Uuk ahe wa* aound and well. We now have a fine boy at our houae * ••FAVOKITE PkESCRIPTION ’* MAKES WEAK WOMEN STROM) AND SICK WortEN WELL. AT THU THRATHR. "t Hunnnnr lilrl” the Allrclln To-nlaht. "A Runaway Olrl" I* thr attraction at the Theater 10-ntght. It will be presented by the Auguattn Daly Company, an organ isation of exceptional merit, header! by the eli known comedian, Mr Arthur Dunn. Includinit principal* and choru*. there are *on' flxty member* In ihl* -omtsiny. The original slake wiling* and scenery from Daly'* nr* carried. * well a* the picturesque costumes and paraphernalia. The comedy itself I* full of life and a'- lion and lnt. ri rs*.! with droll ami hum orous situations. It possesses many quaint. ,*ld and amusing characters, its principal charm, however, lies In the many calchy airs and must ,and f.-aiures which are .n --stantly and conslsn-ntiy introduce.l during the action of ih.- play anJ which iK'come deserved.y popui.tr wherever heard. The production comes with the indorsement of ■he London and New York critical public .uni bears that stamp of merit that ae , umpante* the name of Augustin Daly. In "Other People's Money.” which will be seen to-morrow night, a most peculiar. I odd and unconsciously amusing person I* | Me enas thump, "dealer in hogs." He is one of tliose vulgarians common In metro politan cities whom the great Increase in value of real estate has made wealthy. Without mcrti on his part hi* colossal for tune Is made up of unearned increment. Hutchinson Hop|*er conceiving the idea of making his llrm Ihe richest operating on the Hoard of Trade plans to Join Chump's millions to his own. by marriage be tween chump and Ills d.inghler. 'Marjory. His wife sanctions the sc Kerne, and ho would have succeeded but for Oliver Htarblrd and the stinging thrust* and clever maneuvers by wh.oh Oliver ex asperates the stolid hog dealer. Thursday nlghi ho Black Patti Trouba dours will he seen and heard. At this per formance tho balcony of the Theater will be reserved tor colored patrons. Tlte coming engagement of the stirring revolutionary romance "Nathan Hale" by Clyde Fitch, wi h Howard Kyle and Nan ,. i. Comaiock in Hu- lend.ng r..t. .- trading some attention. The play Is said lo Ik- ihe most successful yet written by Mr Pitch, it has Ihe distinction of hav ing broken Ihe ho* oftlce records a* the Knickerbocker Thtalet. New Yerk. Pow ers Theater. In Chlriigo, and other lead ing theater*. The Southern holiday tour is for three weeks, and only tlte more Important cities will he rhilled, owing to the heavy production, ami the possi b'llry of presenting it only on large stages. "Nathan Hals” will be seen here Friday night. A Richmond dispatch to the Morning News soys of the opening of the Southern tour of "Nathan Hale:’* •••Nathan Hale.' Clyde Fitch’s Insp r |ng Revolutionary play, presenting How aril Kyle and Nannettc Comstock In th leading roles, began Its Southern tour at the A idenp to-night, directed by tv. M Wllklson. Th* 1 play made a profound Im pression Of all the colonial plays i *>w so prevalent. It must rank pre-eminent It ts simple, dlreet and extremely dramat ic. It Is vibrant with honest Americanism devoid of bluster or bun. nml*. It does not draw It" Inspiration from novelised tic t ton Avoiding Invidious compari sons and speaking strictly wPhin the merits of Mr Kyle and Miss Comstock. ii l only fall to admit that two better exponents of Natan H ie ami Alice Adams could not be found, while the excellent supporting company was a most agreeable surprise. Mr Kyle Is manly, forceful and digni fied Where necessary, while his comedy touches are delightful Mis" Comstock is swe.'!. girlish and altogether charming in the early comedy scenes and post r fullv convincing In the later airenuous passages The scenic, equipment Is brau llful. and Its equal I* rarely seen In the plays offered In Hie Booth." COM Mill lllllte CO. XI Kl. I taints II Hail a Right • Hetnrw Medicine In .Weller. The case of the Dr. George Kelnlnger Chemical Comiany against the Columbia Drug Company was tried yesterday In the city Court. H went to. the Jury late tn the afternoon and .hiring the night a sealed v. rdt. t was returned. This wl.l be opened thift morning. The suit IS for $!.•. The defendant nought from Hie plaintiff a quantity of a proprietary rncdldte Afterwards, twi ,),r the claim that the sale had not been consummated, tt wanted to return the shipment to the plaintiff The question of consummation was the one which the Jury was .wiled upon to determine TWO tl IldlTM ITM at AMFIF.D. Jnsliree UlrkHam and Nathans Took the Oath of likes. Two of the recently elected magistrate*. Justices Richard Wickham of the Flirt district and Isaac R. Nathans of the Sec ond qualified and took the oath of offbr before Judge Fertill. In the Court of Or dinary yesterday. Judge Fertill holds the commission* of juatlce. elected and ex-officio, who live not yet qualified, and will Issue them soon as these officials apply for them and comidy with the required forroallllea. THE MOKNING NEWS: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18,1900. my hi **%H mterai'X <. *nn| IndirniT W■■ Cnirrinlnt il al fhr ThmliT Tha Hiifyißr Mlntrrl <\itnpany to u fairly good audh ne® la?t niirht, and th* m.ia efijoyrd. It anx flveit for Ihi* benefit o lhr frb air fund .uul tho day nurarry of tho King * I‘aughtor* in H.ivauuah. Good atagiDg. on tho o fol- voarkol tho porformanco, but at tlmoii it vxaa ovhlont that a fault romnioii to arnettrur tho.Airl oai* aa* not otittrolv aio*iit. that of too fra full rohoaroaif It wo only now and than, howovor, that (hi* cnunwHl out. and tho atidlctico woro ready to mak con c -lon* booauao of tho vory rxrol.ent ontor tainmont that waa afTordod in m iuy of tho faturofl. In txiwtumoH. porhapo, tho company aur |M*aod any unmtour roni|any that fia* boon Mvn In tiio city. Tho com of .>*- turning maw by no moan* tn<'oo>id nbh\ • 1k ' • .: •* v\ t > | :i ? i r t■ • i iiuikiiis The Hr*? ;ii *’A Hag-Tim** Ho option." aliow *m| tho root urn- io .ilv.ntwK<’. and Umi# Mtting via pirartig, in IMb •i'ono tho folktw ing .r**l IWjiicw Mopara Itryan. Wllllania. !*al mor and l. Clarko. Tom ha > Moiiara. Moran, Hrady, Sulli van ami <’onnor.it. V<x al <'hoir \loara. Goalm in, ltmka. Gnoapollua, Hlalm- White. MrCirdol, H ii <'lark*. Pipy. HJjok. llai*omh. Boy < holr-Maatorx W’atora. Snowr. Thoo. IVarwcat, l illlgant, Stotharl and \lurr.> Paavo—Maator* Bryan. C’onnerat an<! Do more. Drum Major—Maator Ilanlon. f'ik.-Wxilkorp-Mtaooa Bank- and Shof tall. if’ f * * Hoat-Mr 1-Mwln C. Hyilr. Mr <’onnrat and Mr. i’l.irko l>orr off th<* honor* in the difTirult work of iHIIni good jokoo, and throughout thry wor* Tho oitiamg *f Mr. B.ink* anl Mr McCardol w.u* irnotig tin* imn agr ttb| feature* of tin* first i*art. Mr <'lark h hinging of “Just lUm-aup** Sin* Mini'- l *em Giki <•*■(* Byos" wus a su*' - >?. as was tho apt" nrno of 'Tlv Sou>.t Girl.** Mias Kpatoin. “Do Pride of .Vwupcprr Row" w in a aon* l> Mas'or Prow ton Kv< rett, a num ber of boya in tin m.iko-up of atroot gamins furnishing amit-i tin-id tin* -no tim*-. Kneorca mark**l ih* entire per formance. not a sp*H*klty failing to < li< it one or more, and Master Kverett canio In for his share, .** did Mi***- Kpatoin. %"lioso rorltatlons wor- r**elvo'l with irrewt favor. Ala id or La wren re “the juvenile magician. ’ entert.lined w grMtly with his cociv-rsattoHil M**om- I*inlment to his lejcerdemalnic tricks as with th<* tricka thorn solve*, .in*l “The Ooorgla Grack-a-Jiicko." Mr Palmer arwl Mr Brady, di 1 none very excellent lane, ing The horliontal bor and acrobatic work of Meanru. llouae. Klu>n anl BrHge-. with Mr Clarko doing stunts on the side, prolv ably In tores t*t ti* audk*nc® more than anythimr rise. tiv* younir grnilem.n are extremely clever Their “act" closed the performance, which was better timed than ttvat given by the Hussars’ Minstrels lust year, as It was term! no led shortly after 11 o’clock. tM:D THK I MOX 1.A8K1.. 4nd John F. Andrette 44 aa Found (iallt) of n Mladnmnnnor. Joim F. Andrnwa. a colored Jolt printer, I a.in tried ami found guilty in (he Bu pcrlor Court yeaterday of ualng the label of the Allied Frlnllng Tra.iea Council on work tione by him. when in fact he ~a not a number of the printing tradea un ion*. Judge Falllgont maerved aenten.-r until thla morning. The olTenae la a ml dnmr t nor. Ilia l.ie firat caae of the kind ever tried in Chatham county. W. 8 HariD. who I* a leader of the union printer*, aeourcu the Indictment upon which An drew* wna convicted and * IH-" 1 red aa Ihe prtau . uilng wltneaa .igalnat him. It appeared In evidence that a local bricklayer*' union had applied *< Andrew* to havn certain card* printed lor it* memonrx, le.dlfying their memhcrahlp and the pa-'ment of their due*. They wantc I lhe*e card* lo bear the union lal*-l an-l tho Imdcnla of their orcanlxallon. an I jinked Xl.Jrew* If he could put the*.- hi the wor*. He mild on Ihe aland yealer .lay that he told them he did nol know but would try and get the out* He did get them and did the work Thl* part of Ihe defendant'# *tory w.i* amply corrob orate! by ihe evidence of wltne**.-* Andrews said that he h.ul no intention of doing anything wrung and merely thought Ihn union label wa* a.miei hlng of the same character a* Ihe lnlgnu* of the bricklayer* uib.ui which he wa* re quested lo print on the card* at the *;n,e ,im. A* *oou a* h- lc.irnel lhal he vio lated a law by using the lal>el ho had not repeated the offense. It wa* shown Unit the evidence lo se cure Andrew*' conviction ha.l been secur ed by the prosecuting wines* In rather a peculiar fashion He had gone to An drews. said that hi* name was Harrison, ami asked lo have some card* printed, that would bear Ihr union bibel Andrew*, unsuspiciously, prime,! Ihe eard* and When he wa* pahl for Hum gave a m celpt describing Ihe work minutely. All this was shown from Ihe witness stand, and the cards were exhibited Judge Twiggs made a strung argument for Andrews, but the Jury found him guilty. J'kike Falllgant will pass acn tenee this morning TWO BTIIKBT UAH UOLI.IMOYB. one at Barnard and Liberty Alreela and One at Hay and Drayton. A collision that came near having seri ous consequences occurred yesterday af ternoon between a delivery w.gpn belong ing to Swift A Cos. and ear No. * of the Harnapi atrnet belt. The accident was at liberty and Bar nard streets. The car going north w-ia crossing liberty sired, wtya the wagon, going eaat. heavily loaded, and driven at quit* a rapid pace, struck the ride ot he i, r. The evident Intention of the driver ! had been to get across the aireet aliad „f the caK bul when he found that that was Impossible he attempted to hold up the mub-; the speed at which he was go ing made thl* Impossible, and the wagon shaft stun!; Ihe car on the side, which Il went through for a foot or more, while ! (he mule's head broke one of the car win dow*. The car hul come l<> "lop and the mule ha, ked away, none the worse, apparently, for the collision Then- wore several passengers on Ihe car. bul fortu nately none was Injured The car ion tln lied il* trip after il short delay. Another collision brtwe. n , rireel car and a wagon occurred at Ray and I>ray ■ aon street*. Car No. 1 of the h. A W bell was going westward when a street j wagon driven hy Tom Jackson, colored. 1 attempted to drive along the car tra k ! In order to pasa another vehicle that blocked the way. and w. at luck from ' the rear hy the cer. Jackson wa* tumbled from his "*M and fell dangerously near the car wheels. The wagon was broken In one or two places, but can easily he repaired. When Ihe car atrurk the wagon Jack son was serenily smoking a cigarette, and he attil had It In hi* mouth even after hr had recovered h a feet after the fall. yinl Verdlel of Plxoree. A first verdict of total divorce wa* granted Kate Crosby against hsr hus band. David F. Crosby. In the Superior Court yesterday morning. The divorce I* ! sought on the ground of the husband's desertion of hi* wife, which. It 1* alleged, wa* wilful and ha* been continuous for more than three yearr. The plaintiff i seek* to retain the cuetody o( her child. CLASSIFIED AUVERHSEMEN-TS. nSRMMAL. Ks'rKT'ilJr^sToiVßA TIIB -eCp-' of my t>etng able to sell la*iy • -*4M got.l wal.-hee for Kh. Ameil.au goiti-uiie.l watch, la years' guaramee 17 Ve American sliver lady's m itch, I*7". 11amoitl ring sl4.?a, gem-’ gold seal ring. It S&; |galn goal rings. !.'*' suit up; bwhy's ring*. IS* mill up; gold spectacles. 17 1" Kt-gea*. 2* Fast llmughton. Hair, Jewelry •nit Shaving Supply House; the plai-e where hair, platinum, old silver, old gold ami old coins are taken as cash. ~ ADVEItTISK.MKNTf. SKT IN CAP IT Alg* tttl.r. UK PIUNTKD IN CI.AS SIKIKP ADVERTIBFMKNT COU'MS KOIt TWO ITNTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN JOC. GIVE MK VtH'R ORDKItS FOR KINK I'hrlstmas poultry or lor tim- im au. Joseph 11. Baker, market. I’hones 22* all' kind* or pTrkworkl *i West Broughton street KICK CIII'NO ft <V> COItNKK WHIT aker sod I-lherty streets, hesikpiarters (or iTilnese arwl Japanese fancy gissle less etc., at low pipe* oriental and Turkish ornaments below cost price. Come and visit us. ■ HOLIDAY lU'iW CAItI'KTS I*OR tleres, lace curtains, and a thousand sod oste nrlt' le* to gl.wt<len the *om! wife's heart. <’ P. Miller, agent “tor will like: tht: milk from RprtngflcM Dairy, It s rich and pure, try It. "fLEH \NT VIKDROOfM FI'ItNITCRE? dining room furniture, chins closet*, sli ver esses, si.lelioarsis. buffets, mlrror-iVwir wardrobe*, etc.; our immense sttvk must la* seen to he a|*preciate<l. C. I*. Miller, ageni. KIR EC WOR K BOF ALL KINDS. jit West Broughton sired. no to jos ii bakecb in markett for tine meats, poultry, game brains, sweet bread, tripe. 'l'hone 22* CHOIFE LINE OF WILIiOW AND cobbler seat rocker* for the hdttays, at Teeplc'a 317 Broughton, west. I AM NOW LOCATED AT 414 WE7BT Broughton: ring up 11M If you want to hav* your fumliur* moved or parked for shlpimm or stera**. I gusrontee pri es the same a* I do the work that's glten lo me A S. Orlfflr, 414 Broughlon .treat, west, mattresses made to order MOl LUIS' LACE CURTAINS WILL beautify your twrlor. KKNBINUTON FARM MILK 18 UN surpassed for rlehneas; delivery la per feet; phona, 2'dS. IE" ITS Bros YOU "want. Il*OU CAN get them cheapai from MeOlills OILT CHAIRS. TABLES COUCHES eoxy corners, reception chairs, leather chairs; an Immense assortment at reu - eatable prices. C. IV Millet, ageni. WHEN YOU SEE M GILLIB BIXTT ln 'h f*-cent rugs, you will buy thorn. Just can’t help 11; will sell In any qusn •My. "FURNITURE MOVED WITH CAKE." ta a specialty with McillHis. TEEDLE 18 SHOWING A NICE LIVE of carpi-is. malting rugs, shades, 100 leum; cheapest In toa-n IMMENSE LINE OF It ATT ANIUH 'K erw from SI 41 up lo Ilf*. C. I*. Miller, ngrat. MOILLIB IS CHBAPON RUGS. NETS Isrs rur’ains. hammocks, water cooler* pillows, pictures, e*ovee. hidrestm suits, and furniture of every description. “CANARIES AND GOLD FISH. J Gardner. 12 Broughton street. ewt. fire: WORKS' FIRE WORKS! Xt SIX Wewt Broughton. sTlle:i s 'holiday” gifts for laother* and other fellows’ brothers, you will have to call and examine our immense line in order 4o thoroughly ap preciate the subject. C. P. Miller, agent. for a rnnTTT bedroom suit parlor and dining-room furniture, you should go lo Teeple’s. KENSINGTON FARM IS ON AN elevation In the counfry. free from elty drainage Impossible for milk to become con*smlnat*d, by Impure odors; If you want pure Jersey milk, phone 234! De livery prompt; satisfaction guaranteed MOILI.IS MOVES PACKS SHIPS and stores pianos and furniture, beet work only; no "Cheap-John” prices do "Cheep- John" Job* 'UUM OF THE VALLBT; Mv own Importations: In coUl storage, ready to deliver pips every Saturday; leave or ders with J Gardner, agent. 12 Brough ton street, east. A. C. Oelschlg, nursery opinslte Catholic Cemetery. MILLER'S HOLIDAY GlE~rt pOR sister* id other fellows' sisters; toilet tables. Indies' desk* ehlfTonlere. pictures of all kinds, eome and wee us; we will help you out C. P. Miller, egem. ■ TFEPLE can SAVE YOU MONEY ON stoves, steel ranges, oil heaters and hot stuff heaters 317 Broughton. we*t M11.1.E78S HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR children. dolls and toys of every descrip tion'. chairs, hairy carriages, go-carts, velocipedes, tricycles, expren* wagons, pi trol w igons. C. P Miller, agent. M'GILLIS SELLS SIXTY-INCH RUGS —Smyrna patterns—for W rents. "X lA S F LOW FIRS ROSES HY A -and Lille* of the Valley; will b* ready; orders solicited, J. Gardner. 12 i Itroughton street, eaet, agent for Oel achlg's Nursery. PHOTOGRAPHY. .XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PHOTO graphs; no! too late If you go to Wilson * studio. 41 Bull street; he employ* the largest and most competent force In city; the ilncst work at most reasonable price*; one with each doxen on a h ,nd*.n- Xmas and New Year's card; a suitable present for father, mother, sister or your "beat girl." M Ed. Wilson, proprietor. MEDICAL. LADIES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH Pennyroval PUls are the beat. Safe, re liable. Take no Ollier Send 4<- atami* for particular#, "Relief for laidlea," In letter by return moil Ask your druggl-t. I Chichester Chemical Cos.. Philaila . Pa. 1 "“tIOW ARK TOUR FEET? IF YOUR feet ate troubling you. call on in and I will give you r*li*f; I curs Ingrowing nails, corns and ah diseases of ihe feat without pain; charge* reasonable; ran give the be#; referent#* In the cliy; ia i (lent* treated at residences; order* can he left at Livingston's drug stora. Bull and Congress streets; telephone 293 Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist. HELP IVAvnCD—HALE. WANTED. YOU NO MAN TO DO copying on typewriter; also offh-* hoy; loth position* permanent Apply P. O. Rox 272. wanted fifteen or twenty good wood cutlers Apply at Thomissm * Harvey'* wood yard. 310 Harris street, west. “wanted an experienced newspaper man to travel and solicit sub scription* for an wp,p*r In Florida. Ad dr, - Lock Bog IT Jasper. Fin. w anted. RAPID and ACCURATE stenographer. famllMir with general ofn,* work, n*n only need apply. Lock Box 431. . WANTED. AS EXPERIENCED salesman on commlaston to retail trade for Georgia. Florida and Alabama for Men * McKay Kl shoes, state experi (*„ * and alve reference* Address J. F„ iiox J'.vJ. Roaton. Mass. VVOOI AN WANTED. WHO CAN furnish good reference and plenty of tur psnllna hand# Apply at once, M. J I Bishop, Lidrldg*. Pla. IIKI.I' Vt ASTRO—MtI.K. YOUNG majrrrrATor^rrr^yvrrrnNG or Illustrating by mill free, tuition pay iNe St days after i*r*|iton Is secured. Sia r in wlil ii ..mi -. Interesteil Pur t*-is.udi ii liistitiit* of America, Scran ton. I'm Write lor iNtrtlculars. haViumi \ \\ anted to bell Oi:r jtxh!* I> Mninis to ilr anti retail r.*lr wr nr* ih# larffni mill only man ufacturpr* tn our llnr in the world, liberal salary pH Addh i, <'in irx Cos, •''Tire. 7% Bound of Trad* Building. Savnn r*h. <U •iKi.r ADVERT I BrSiKNTB RKT IN BAD IT A l*S Will. RW PRINTED IN Cl*A9- D fiDVCSRTIHKMRNT ('OlelTlfiN I> ‘K TflD Cl NTS V H• RD NO ID VKRTIHKMKNT TAKfrXN KOH LBBS TITAN \\ %M'r.>—MIMTH.I, %\xtl *. VVANTI I*. KOR f*ABII IkkiWilOD *ntl |wr*t)tnmnn Southern <*om|i4<ny, I*. < Box ilS*. ('iuirkHton, H C. IB YOt WANT A BIaACK TO DUMB tarth, diit. rami, m*nur. *to fi of * arc* jnut at dly limit*, hauling nvr hard roal writ# or t*-lrphna Rroarn Bro . tornor Aixloraon and K.*l BrxMtd •tro*’t*. IF TOB WANT OOOr MILK. OICT IT Trt>rn S|hingtWM Dairy; It'a rich, pura anl whokaont. ADVKRTIRBMENTR BFT IN PAT ITAIjR WILL MB PUINTKD IN rIaAR RIKIKD ADVFTRTIBKMFNT COYBMN FOR TWO BKNTB A WORD NO AD VKRTIHKMKNT TAKEN 801 l LoKSsS THAN M<* BOR RHNT— ROOMI tlcNT^Xi^ ply 127 \\ • ■ i Liberty i^reot. 808 BKNT TWO MB'LET Flß nhthr'd room , r*nt rpaNNiald*', bualnea# *#*nt*-r. Bryan, raat. ROOMS RENT. TWO BNBBR nI)•!*I i4Mrn . nliti prlvaln lath. 214 JutH's •in-* ! nostf NU’KLY KB BN 18 HKD ROOM. 8; Alei* txMtvrnlen a. ..os |(arn.ird Kir*rt, n**ar 1,1 brrly. I LATH Bill! HUNT. nlahid, * room!) and kitvhnn. 213 rh.irltoai •trert, wo*! V 81X-ROOM FLAT\ IN gfNiri lot <iiion. furnixiuHi or unfurnluhod; priv.it*' tHth Apply i>Ct Anl<>nNOti, teat FLAT FOB BENT APPLY 127 \YKST Idherty tlr<Nt. BOH Rm-HUIAM. *TToirTorNT^TToi!TTorrAiLirT^ No 217 \N aldburg atrtti salt, lalwarn Al**rcx>rn and lglnooln. firal-claMi onDr and condition avary Hkht tr right t*-n.m Batata Ralocnon Wen Bioad and Broughton tr*ata T< RENT. THE NKW 3-RTORY htxiM*. 215 Thirty-eighth w*at. n*r Barnard, furnuhnl or unfiirnlFlu*|, will Is*- rrtilrd fr u year, or term f yearn, to a giMhl t* i ant It lisiN a i*rlo, fllnlng room, klt< hoi and atomroom, on flr*t fl>*r, an*l thr** Is-'lnmnn* an*l bathroom and water oil sueoml floor. AIo ho( and coid water, ga-. *klnv range and ;.< ptove. A large yard, with fruit tr**s Bent wllli furniture and fixture*. $3 |M*r month, or without, s2<> |H*r month. A*tly on |>remi** "bob rent, mi.ou m hizk house with h r*!nH. mdlalrie for in**dlum cu f.imJly n Taylor #tre-t. near Bull. rnt m< iJerato; all c*mvei)tenrM. Apply to LyiK'h. the grnrer. ““FOB UK NT. 2*l DBFFY RTRKET, •‘a t. .i Hi w houae; ran. electric llaht.H. {■oreelain bath tub aiui all oonvenirix'ce. A|*piy die Bryan afreet, wes*i FOB BENT. THAT DKfHRARLR RFH ftdenre No. Id Oglethorpe avenue, we*t. near Barnard; Immrilidte pommrkm. Ap ply within "~FoB BENT OB HALE. THAT MAIL nlflrent rtaldenee on the aoutheapt corner of Oarlnnett and Tarnar ! street* l D La Bor he. FOB BENT FROM JAN 1. &K MONT fomery, near Huntlngton. G. 11. Item*- hart. “TO RENT THE NEW 2-HTOBY house. 215 Thlrty-elgiith rtree? weat. near Barnard, furnished throughout, will be rented for a year, or term >f year**, to a good tenant. It haa u imrlor, dining room, kltrhen and storeroom, on flrnt floor. and three* Itedroom* and bathroom and water *k>set on second floor. A !*o hoi and cold wafer, gs* rooking rang* nd gas stove. A large yard with fruit tree,.. A indy on preml*>*. FOR BENT. SEVERAL DRHIRARLK ref*|*len<'es, thorougiily renovated. Aldly A. Wyliy, agent, \2 Bryan Street, east gll ■II I 111 SI BOR RiUlWrroßßk. 808 BENT. THE TWO MOST DB e!ruble Bor* in Havannah; altuata *'orner of Whitaker, Htate and Preside** air nets, opfK>eite near Postothoa. W. M AW. K < ’oney. FOR RENT—MIBCISLLAHKOI 8. LARGE 44'AltEHOi HE AND OFFICE FOR KENT CORNER UKOUOHTON AND WEST BROAD STREETS. FOR MERLY OCCUPIED BY THE SAVAN NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO. H. P SMART “FOIt RENT or sale that ei.e'. gant farm, four mile* on the Augusta road (paved), containing two hundred r.id three acre*, flfty of which are under a high state of cultivation; there are on the place three dwellings, two large barn* and packing shod, a fine arte#tan wall; everything In lirat-clase order; two rail road* run througn tha land. I. D. La- Rorh# . FOR RENT. WHARF WEST OF MAR ket dork (foot of Barnard, from April I. l*ni O. H. Remshart FOR RENT. ON THE““6OKBCIIEF. road, bftween three and four-mil* posts ' (troliey car# nearly lo two-mile poet, lind In lot* from one a, r# to on# hundred, same can be bought In Large or small lots on easy term*. C H Iwaeit. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN OAP ITAIiS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT column FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 30C. FOR gALE—MEAI. F.ST4TK. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP ITALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS HI FI ED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOR TWO CENTS A AVOUD NO AD VERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 90C “ FOR SALK. BUILDING LOTS DITTB - bargain Call on or address J It. Cain. Board of Trade. FOR BAI.E THOSE LOTB~r>N NINTH aireet. near East Broad, hav* only been sold to tlr*!-<i*s* parties, who will make good neighbors; and none others can buy The term* are very easy, and they are cheaper than any others In the vicinity C. H. Domett “FOR SALE A LOT FOR TWO HUN drcl d.diar*. eaay terms, on Ninth atreet, near East ltroad. no city taxation. C. H. Doraatt _________ FOR SALE I/VTB ON NINTH STREET near East Broad, no city taxes, si tM each: twenty-five dollars cash, and eaay monthly payment!. C. 11. t*>r*ett. NORWOOD'S BOOK, ’'Hit cm n." For sale at nil Nw Standi in Savannah. BOH 4f.r-.H1’41. BHTATK. FOR BALL. I*o IB ON NINTH. NEAR East Moid n< S2OO earh. will amn l*e advanced to $225 whan a lot ha* been j |k*iid for lcm ai range to get a henna ! built. C il t Kvraetf Foil STI rilK BNDIVIDKD HA nf th< plant ttlon known aa "fllamn,” alt- I uattil five inil‘P (rum elty Bourl House | For trim- fairtlculsr*, applr or ad- j dree- I; B Bivh.irds, Houthern Bank j building. ity. HFHinENBE AND RBILDIMG IXYTR j for salo all over the oily. Hobart II • Tatem. real estate dealer. No. 7 York street, west. “ ADVEBTIBFMFNTB BFT IN OAI* IT AUS WILL MW PRINTED IN Hilt BIIIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOB TWO OK NTH A WORD NO AD VEBTIHKMENT TAKEN FOR \ THAN MT. BOH KI.LA AKMIt , A FREE H BiTn/mTn B. for chap* and rough skin, given to anv inlv ailing at l>rwp'p drug store*. Henry and Afierrorn, Taylor and Whtta ker. IF ViM' VH GOT TWO LBNGH LKFT. Bov Rent will cute your couth, a dollar hotiu guaranteed to cure or money re funded Parser s drug btores. ATTEND Wl|jH4*N H ABUTION AT 11 o'clork. 223 <'ongrea* afreet. w<*t. house hold furniture, stove*, heater*, carpets, organ* and a variety of good* FOR HALE. SMALL HTOTK OF GRO cerlea. spot cash 8 J. IV. News. ‘FOR SALE riIEAB. < ’ALIGRAPtI typewriter hi first la*** mxwllUdu. a l <lrew <’aligi apit. Morning New* FOR BALE, ONE GOOD DRABIIHT h*rrsc. warranted sound. 924 East Henry street. AT YOUNG LOVE A- SIPPLES A Bu tton Tn* da\ at 11 o'clock. Jersey row and young rulf BOWS WITH YOUNG <’ALVES, FOR •ale Bail 171 West Ronndory street, we them. FIRE PROOF HAFEH WE BARRY A fine line of fire proof safe* In atork at til time*. The pert ie* can see exactly what they are geitlng Our prl.ee are as kw a* manufacturer# aeli it. with freight a i t ed Part lea Interested, who wish a good fire proof eaf**. will do well to lns|ect our stork lelpi inan Bros , Liptanan W<>- k. agent* fr manufaetttrere. ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN GA V IT AI *S WILL MI3 PRINTED IN CLAfI 81 FI El * ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN FOB TWO rENTB A WORD NO AD VFRTIHEMENT TAKEN FOB LESS THAN 300 3 " ' " -' I I.OBT AND 80l M>. *Thst a TTrnTT year* old. name*! Nathan, strayed frm yard *2ft Ihrmrn treet y.t**rda\ after noon. Polly S|mMing will lw gratrful hr Information concerning him Georgia tel ephone 17*. I*< IST. ONE DIAMOND EARRING. )N-fweri Jono* and Anderon on Whitaker or Munai'l hhmday afternoon Return to 21* Jones. w* at. ami rn elve re ward IJYST. BUG iNMi. ANSWERS TO name Jock llrward If left al 1< llulton, We.-l , LOBT WHITE POX TERRIER hitch, idack ami tan marked; name Nel lie. Rewaril for her return to W. T Dixon 1.7 Berry street, east. 110 4 It 111 AH. FURNISHED NooMS. FIRST-4*IJU*B table honril 311 Jonea street, eaat 111 aiNRSa 4 114N4 FA. AhYK 1 mrtLM ENTS SET IN 4*AP -ITAI-8 WILL MB PRINTED IN fIIPIBD ADVBRTTSBMMfI COLUMN FOR TWO 4’BNTH A WRD NO AD VERTI.BEMKNT TAKB.N FOR LESS THAN 300 Min 1.1.1.0K0H. 'TnrrT^r^rrr^ ERH ALSO GRATES AND PARTS PET IN AND REPAIRED P II KIKR NAN. 10 STATE STREET. WBET. *FI RE WOR KH AT BET I’BK’KH AT (lertiatein's, 3U3 West Rrmaghton street. YOUR DOLLAR WILL GO AS FAR with ui as ten anywhere else, a full llh* of crockery, tinware, stoves etc., on easy term*. A t*. Frlik A 4*0.. Stale ami Jef ferson ’Phona* aw WB ABE IfEADQEABTEBS FOB sewer pipe, fire brick, fire clay, otls on l varnishes, give ua a all Adams Paint Comiany DON’T TROUBLE YOURSELF AROT?T moving your fumitute. fMaying your -•( pels or matting Perry A Menton wMI re lieve you of all that trouble. ~Oim GERMAN READY MIXED paint Is w.|d und<-r a guarantee; have your iiou-e pulnted with It. Ad.im* Paint Com* pnny. “I><LLS. TOY TEA SETS AND DRUM'S eluMlng at cost at Bernstein’s, 30 West Broughton street. WB ARB HEADQUARTERS FOR mania)* from 10 cent* to 35 cent*; your old stove exchanged for anew one A C, Price A <*o.. State and Jefferson -4r* *•**. ’Phonew 6f4i MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED 4’ENTS In every dollar of your hard-earned hard rash at the Southern Grocery Company. 114 Barnard street “PERRY A BENTON 1 STATE street, west, will move. park, ship or store your furniture at short notice: also ren ovate your 8d rnattreoeew at Itttl* cost. ; hone 1124. “WANTED ONE THOUSAND HUN gry pewfde at tHe Southern Grocery Com pany, lit Barnard street. “HOT STUFF IIHATERS AT $2 13 ~W Bernateln. 308 Went Broughton street. IF YOE WILL LET OB ESMMATE on your plumbing work you will be -on vin -ed that wc are cheaper than any one else. A c Price A <V>.. State A Jeffer son streets. ’Phone* 4U. a Pull line of grates just re. civcd. will sell any Of the separate part* Adams Paint < ompuny. lOi On greaa street, wast. El: '.'Vi . NSE9 by Investing your hard-earned hard cash with tha Southern Grocery Company, 114 Barnard street [Good Positions i '* Secured I By octree Wide MfaKr [Young Meh r I* l^ our pr* clic * ! Business (oilrse BUSINESS ' H COLLEDES.j P ■WArgmii lyw , ‘MtonjmcA, '<3a / I CITY OF IAVA.4VAH POCKET MAP. SO (BAT* EACM. PRINTED IN TWO COLORS. NICELY BOUND IN CLOTH AND (TAMI'KI) IN GOLD ON SIDE. Foe ••!• *r , j, . Tlrtt HORNING NEW*. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. *SALE DIAMOSM, JMVKI.HY, ML SIC 801, vrt; I D. I# % HOf HI a. 4 acCfoaeer, On TtnBSDAY. Dec. u. IWI. at 11 o’claak. <M No. 11 Congree* street, weal, I will sell for matt the following article#: Dl.imnrwt Sunburst, IVnrl.tnt Watch and IL*k, Bing with t Heauttful diamond*; Bing with b itUmondw. Bing with etjwsld and diamonds Plain Oeid Ring. Diamond Ear Studs. turiuoise and diamond. Shirt. Collar and Cuff Button*. Gold Heart and Necklace, Silver 4*hain Fort*. mouiutie. Trunk I\s*kethook. Scarf Pin. lkititotMl In center; Music Box and Dines, 1 Ladles’ Hats. Silk Dresses. Waist*, fine i nderwewt 2 Imported Vase* and other articles JORDAN F BROOKS. A'lrn.tii-‘trator estate of Muntie Stevenson, deceased. %i •IO N-% il v II ii It I D % VS. EXECUTOR’S SALL rnOPVSNTt UHITtKKR 4XB YORK. i II 1i... pi ii, Mmm, Rv vlrluo nf m i>nl,r nf (bn orrtlnarr nf Hl’’ • . inf\ ilirnxta. p.i-—.( at (ha limi'Mbrr t-rni lint mu tv,. aoM. hnfnr* thn I'otirl Uou-- iktnr tif I'b.itham • nuiHjt. Gmriila. In Ih- illy nf Hitiimiah. G.... on Ihi- fliat Tnr.|*t in j.nwirv. isni. hr- Iwoan tlir Irxnl hnlira of ,al.- Ih milnm ln .(•- ■rliinii rt-.il . I- Imtalnfr In Iba natal., of Hnnry (4 I'nllnr lata nt Rlbh rouaiy. tlnorxla. i n wlt a r , r . lain lia.t of laml altuitari In Rataiinith. Ga., klintMl l>, |tlan of a, |i| ~||y „ (or No. S. In Ihn Hallllta tythllqr. 11.mh.-ola xtar.l. itiiiMii.n. iiiK at lwlnl of Inlrraor lion of \ ork an,l W'bllaknr nit-ara anil runnlna ilown ihn linn of Wbli.tknr airaal <iua mi ill h. Monty iht, f... t ilinimn .Inn wnal alxty (lilt, I.m*i, thnni',. up iba llna of loin lour (I) Mini flvn i.i ilon north nlnnt> i*n fnnl. Hun n <town ihn ||nn of ViMk -Irni't alxty (it| |nn( lo aiarllna pint iitlii abovn diti-rlbnl rnal natuln la to ha anlil fm ihn puriaiaa of iMtiiti; thn iln.Ma of mi l llnnry 41. Guttnr. tb-naaml. anil rnr ilUll Ibulliic among Ihn Ingali ■- umlnr hl will Torn,a of aaln On** fourth *a-b. nnn fourtii rain ya.tr. onn-fourlh Iwo vnara, ami onn-fourlh thmn ynarn. Intnrnat al Ihn ruin of nix ft |n-r cant.l pr-r ct*nl par annum mi rlnfnrTml tvivmniitn. Ibirrhtnnra lo liavn Itrlvllngn of |aivlnK all naah. TUB MAIMS' HAVINiMI RANK Bxnriilur of (bn laml Will <n l Tnatam.-ni ot llnniy G Ouitnr, dnrnanaii Hy 11. T POWBIJ.. PtmMmL > "'i'- m -I. n... i ■ . UOAI. MLB4 GiTTrMAM HIIKMIFF'R RAIK STATU OF G BORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY I'ndnr ami by vlrtun of afl fa. laaiiml oul of I'lullmm Huparlor Court In favor of Kurran and Klopfnr va I.rtola Collal. I haVn livlrnk U|Klll Ihn following ilnarrlbnrl priqmriy of Iba dnfnndanl to wn : Bvnn O) Wi of iand known In plan of aulidlvlnlon of farm Intn. night (tl and nlim ii Morrla Iviblng Rnri'lval ward Houabwnnt of Ihn .-uy of Havnnnah, drawn by K I Tlunnaa. vlr-ll nnglnrnr, on July 141 b. tvi. known ua lota two (31 and fmtr 111 Rlork (': bda alx I*l nlrbl (Si and (an (ini Itln k 8: lota iwnlv, and fnurtren Gt> anil (14). Rkmk W ala. lota and thirl..,.n III) and (131 Hlook I> l-ing paria rtf lota alx <*) and Inn (Mb Third Irthlng. Atioor, ward. Haki nhovn doncrlhnd proii nrtv lN*lng alluam, lying and bnfng In lha rotinly of Cluitlmm and ntaln of Gnorgta. And I wlti ofTnr for an In at pubHc oul < ry Imforw Ihr- Court Houan door of Chal b.int countV. In Ihn oMy of Havnnnah. Ga. on !h. Ilrat Tunaitay In January. lWtt. Ilia raid niiovn dmorlla-d pmpnrly of Ihn aaid dnfnudanl. during llm Ingai bourn of aaln. lo oailafy auld n. fa. Hold ut fornmr Iturnhaonre rlak. Tnrma r-aaii, |,,,f. - pay big for llt Inn. T. J BWKBNY. Hhntiff. C. Cos. I.BGAI. sonew. noticb to ukrtorh and crbd- ITIiRH G BORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Notlr-a la hnrnhy gtvnn lo all pnraona hav ing dnmanda agalnai Mary 1,. Quanutak. lain of aatd county, dnnnaard. lo praaonl ihnm lo me. pruiHulv rna,ln out. wlihln Ha, lima prrwrlbrd hy law. an aa lo allow thntr rbaracinr and amount; and all par aona Indnblnd lo nald dn, aunt arc rr qulrrd lo makn Immndlaia paymnnt to ma. VV11.1.1 A M J QUANTOCK. Admlntalralor. Havannah, (la . Nov. (, IMP. NOTICE Tn DKRTGRH AND CREDT TOItH G BORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY Notl.-a la hnrnhy givon In all (a-ranna hav ing dnmanda agalnai Alfrnl Kvana. lata at aalri county, dnenaaad. 4n prnannt thani lo mn i.ropnrly madn oul. within h lima praacrlbnd hy law. ao aa (o ahow Ihrlr ,'hr,iclnr and amounl. and all pnraona Indnidnrl io -aid dor-oaand art. rnqulrnd to makn Imnmdlaln paymntit o mn. Savannah. Ga., Dn,' 3. Dm R. II IIBPUARD Adminlatnator GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Nollcn lx linrnhy glvnn lhal I havn madn • pHI.-atlon lo Ihn Court of Ordinary for Chatham county for ii ivn lo an,| ihn ,aat nrn f.onion of kn of land Numhor 37. O’Nnlll ward, in lha ,-lly of Havannah. having a fronlagn on Walknr alrnnt of 4f, fnnl, morn or inoa. and • rr Xanguktr dnpth of fd fnnl. morn or Inaa. logrtbnr with lha lm|>rvnmnntn Ibn r non Iwktnglng lo natatn of Kllnn Morgan, dnnnaand, for Ihn pay mnnt of dr bln ami dlrtrlbill lon, and tha* aaid ordnr will bo grantnd al January tnrm. DUI of aaid court, unlnaa objccllona ■rr filed thereto. M A (VBY RNB, Admlnlatralor. NOTICB TO DKBTORB AND CREDIT ' <IHH GEORGIA. CHATHAM COI'NTT— Nollcw In hereby glvnn lo all prrvona hav ing drmanda agalnai Moana 8. Gin knn m-irnnr, lain of aaid county, dnmaaed. to prnannt tbnm lo mn. pmpnrl) madn out. within Ihn limn pmacrlbnd by law, ao ax lo ahow thnlr rhararlnr and amounl; and all peraona Indnblnd to wild d-cnand arw muiiirnd to makn Umm.lKC. payment to mi I.KOPoI.D ADUISR. Admlnlatralor. Savannah. Ga.. Daa 3. HOO. NOTICB TO UKRTORH AND CRBD ITOKB GEORGIA. CHATHAM COI'NTT- Notlca la hereby given lo all prrxont hav ing demand-, agalnai Charlaa D. Baldwin, tain of aatd county, dneeaaed. to ptnaant them lo ua at Houthern Naval Blorna com l>any'n '.18,t. 13* Hryxn i<irnnt.<-ai |.rop*r iv mad<- uul, within Ihn limn |trnacrlbnd by law. a aa lo ahow thnlr character aad amount: and all la-roonx Indnhled lo aaid dvcnaanl am mqul.rd lu make ImmetUata i payrorni lo ua BL.IZA J. DAI.DWIN. Exoculrt*. WII.I.IAM C I’OWKIJa. Kxerulor. lAWHENCE M NK11.1., Executor. Havannah. (la , Nov. 12. I*oo. OBOnOIA. CHATHAM COUNTY— Whr max, Thoanax K. You man* hna appdod in Court of ordinary for Inliera of ad~ mlnlalrallon on Ihe ealatw of Hugh J. Foley, dneeaond. Theae are. Iherefore, to cile and i.knon loti all whom It may concern lo be and appear before aaid court (o make objec tion (If any they Rave) on or before ha llrm Monday In January next, ot hnrwtwa aal'Tlnilera will bn grained. Wllnrae, the Honorable Hampton L Fer rltl. ordinary for Chatham county, (hla the Milt day of December, itao. FRANK B. KKII.BACH. Clerk Court Ordinary. C. <. ■r YOU want good material and work, oraer your Uihngraphed and printed alatlooxry and blank boubx Irw* | Morutbg N*wa, Savannah, Go. 3