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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

During the year. your board deemed il sd
viszble 10 contract for large quantity O
steel rails. and distribute tne pay Lllent oser
the expeuses Of three years. Inc proportion
~ ffr=s rails fairly chsrEe2ble % the expenses
81 tbs year about One-thIrC Of the loE8 WGS
paid Tor IN cash, ana enter INTO Inc
expense account of this year Inc balance
OF those delivered were paid for By ne
notes OF the company. and are carried
on the books as 3 credit g be charged on 70
the expenses Of the next two yesrs IN oTqer
70 avoid burseninr one vesr with an undue
proportion OF Improvements Of TINS All0-
Therefore, these two items NAV fairly De de-
6ucted 10 arrive AZ the actual debt, sgalns5
which We naTe 10 available croGiE crcalS4
within the years operations. thus reducing i
10 S525. $50 Is. This reduction Is e1ected
through the sale Of some Of the securities re
ferred 70 IN last report IS being IN reserve Iof
this purpose.
The annual purchase Of : eel rails has here
tof0re only been sufficient 10 keep ap1ce with
the delerioratiou OF the iron rails IN the main
lines, and left u without second-hanu r-l-s
with which 10 renew yOur many branch rea.,ts
Of light Traffic The rall WITH when tAe@S
branch roads are laid Is Of hight sectloh anu
very old. and the renewal OF much OF y can =
not be longer delayed. II was with a view -
accomplish the Improvement N ihese
branches. and 10 AID others tnaE are oe.hS
bulI- bg Independent mp4nles- ana % Az Al
ourselves of what VS. telleFe1 - ur Ailf
lowest prghai.e price aE which steet r.li@
wuulf b- sold. that the cont acf was lnAf'e laE
tals extra large quantity. which antici i.4'e7
the actual necessities Of the nam line aoou'
three wears.
A. shove explained. they were purchased On
sach terms as 10 divide the pay lnenls Tor lAeLA
III sportioE2telv over the three years tae
sane 8 If they had been purchased year 0y
year. as actually required for the main Inc.
als 81 tue same time secure AZ once lnDcn
etter track for the heavier aud faster Trans
now passing over the road. and provide Vcrt
economical method Of improving your orAncn
roads. The entire track between Savannah
ai1i Atlanta l. now laid IN stee'- and Is u-lrf-
wise In excel ent condition.
To meet the eNsEeuc < Ct new metho,s q
conducting the bushes. Of transportAt or.
a. 70 better protect our business against
competition. apparently b1s OmiuE more 4cttNe
each wear. two cotton e0mpressors have been
erecte i-One st Columbus, ga, ana one a.
EufaUSS. Ala. Respectfully suhmitte',
W o. kAOCL. President.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Toe revenue Of the P-l--e Court y=sler-
day was SO.
Division No. ]. =. %. of L. vii = Ct II
it, hall tonight.
Taere VIII be q regular c1-lI----llea ton
% Laulrum Lodge NJ. =. 7. A. IL To-
nl-l-.
Chatham Uniformed De-ree camp Of
O1d Fellows VIII meet tonight t-r Lrl-l
and Inspection.
A ue1r0 named Naming Fields Vas
arrested by The police yesterday i9r 2 mt
inE in t1e street.
A negro PANEL John Cush5ert was
arrested by the police last n'<lt ior els
oTl-rIy and b0isterOus conduct.
Thomas Prior. Thomas O'BrieE- J. =.
Bryan. and J. ". Rushing were i1l=
in tie barracks last nl-lt for drunken
ness and GisorisriT conduct
Tae Workmau-s AMI Traders Loan AMI
Building Association met last l-E1i- II
loaned S5-e-1-S1-0l0 a. y per cent. and
S1.Q19 az - per cent. premium.
The HI social Club gave lis drs- an
uual masquerade ball az Arm1rF Hall
last uizL III. About 100 couples were pres
eut. Tla Ge1rEIa state Bsut vas n az
tendance and c0mplimeutel Pres sert
Frank Thompson. Of the club. WIZ >-f-
raL selections. A handsome - .irE ~ i
served. and the occasion was an enj1yafl-
one o. all who were Fortunate III being
present.
The returns Of Tuesdays election were
mailed % Hon. y. L. Barnett. Secretary
u state. yesterday by the suQ-Tln Ten lent
cd tle election. Justice n +. Ao.lna.
Justice Molina was yesterday tle reclpl-
elr of numerous con g-atul i1us- rendered
hT Democrats and Republicans 1.l6e- ilr
the Jealous and impartial manner in
which ne discharged his duty a me
polls. His rulings were prompt ana MS
manner courteous. but firm. TIE absence
Of any hasirlucy in administering the
duties o. the Office shovel his perfect
familiarity with the laws under wllcl the
election was conducted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
NEMFIRE APPARATUs
The Holloway EztinEuishers on Trial
BY the Fire Department.

The Holloway ExtinEuishers on Trial
bv the , ire Department.
Atthe Central Railroad cotton IRE
week azo. among the other apparatus
which was used % cheek the progress Of
tn flames were two Holloway IRE exin-
eussbers. each about - inches in height
e1d niue inches n diameter. They were
taken % the FIRE on tie Barlow hose reel
and rendered very good s-ryice. two men.
each with ore ca MS back, being able 10
quickly extinEuish TIE FIRE II a number
q bales with but q snail quantity OF
water the proportion being cue gallon
from TIE eEtinguisher u forty gallons
thrown from an ordinary IRE plug oy the
de1z-Iueut apparatus. As II was tha nrst
tine these eEtinguisheTs were used they
attracted = great deal Of attention These
machines are made q copper. and are
-zs-sd under hTdrostStic pressure OF I'D
r7u-Tz A. a short distance rEeT look
ike an ordinary water cooler Orname1ted
AZ the TOP bv = small brass wheel. with
sE9 BRASS handles about I'VE inches long
beneath tie wheel. These handles are
uzesi - screw al acid chamber into the
tank from TIE TOP through an opening
about 81 inches in diameter. The acid
chan Der. OF o0ttle. Is suspended N the N
-zri0r Is 3 metal cage. surrounded oy
mixture CT soda and water. When
II = desired u employ the
machine al a nre a Pin Is removed from
re- wheel above referred u. and the cage
holding the bottle Is forced upward,
breaking tae bottle Of acid, and forming
vrfrh fEe other materials IN the tank
eharva Of carbGuiG acid gas and water.
Tnsfsrtaueous chemical action follows,
living = pressure Of 1c3 pounds, when
TIE cSmDositiOn in a liquid form is forced
from the machine through a rubber hose.
These machines we're brought 70 SaVan-
nab al the suggestion Of several IRE
underwriters for trial.
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l append a short list Of some Of my
choice Fall and Winter styles, and as a
sort Of a pertinent preface, it is proper to
say that while nag Clothing can only to be
compared 10 the best work Of the Mer-
chant Tailors, niy prices are lolcer than
shoddg goods are sold for elsewhere. To
enumerate: Getaway Suits Of imported
MateBots, in wine, brown, black and
mixtures: sack Suits in brown, VINE.
blue. black and mixtures; Prince Albert
Suits; Straight Cut Sack suits, in single
and double breasts; Sack Suits. Of Eng
lish Suiting preferred by cotton men
Blue Yacht Cloth Vests. single and dOu-
be breasted: Trousers in endless variety;
a tremendous line Of Youths, Boys and
Children's Suitz; largest and cheapest
line Of red and white Underwear in the
CITY: Hats enough to cover every head in
the town. All at unheard Of prices. !
mean business. I've got the stock and
must and viii sell il this season. A good
many odd suits, Of which l have no as
sortmeut OF sizes, viii be sold 5sl0lr cost.
159 BrOughtOn street. sign Of the big Arm.
SIMON MTTCHELL.-Adr.
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BURNED sTIDsrREAM.
The TusbOat Forest City Quilted by
the Flames.

The Tu=boat Forest City Quilted By
the Flames.
Tie tugboat Forest City was burned in
TIE river. opposite the city, between 2and
g 0'cl.ck this morning. i few minutes
before > o'clock Waterman Neill
discovered flames issuing through
the engine room OF the tug as she lay
ln0o7ed bv the side Of the tug Republic
- me f-.or III Al5sre0rn street. Policeman
Mathis turned in an alarm from
signal box No, :. sCmn0nlng the IRE
department. TIE entire department was
IN hand il a few minutes with lines OF
hose laid ready 10 play OF thS burning
vessel. In the meantime. the tug was cut
laese from her m00rinEs and sent Cdriit.
She Loated out into the middle OF
the stream. and was anchored IN the
channel opposite Lincoln street. where
she burned 70 her hull. Her pilot house.
cabins and entire interior were Quilted.
and hsg engines and machinery were
badly damaged.
me III. Republic took on board a detail
II rremen and drifted down beside the
burning crat where sue anchored
and bean PLAYING into the
fiames. T1e f.e mad gained such
ueadrsv before il could be reached that
II was impossible 70 do more than save
the hall. The burned vessel was owned
o. the Savannah Tow Boat Company. and
vas worth between $4,000 and $4,000.
Sle was commanded by capt. Martin
Fredericks. TIE loss VIII probably not
exceed $1,000. Il : understood 10 be
fully covered by insurance. TIE origin
of ne IRE Is unknown. Inc only one on
beard The vessel az the tine the IRE broke
OFT was q nero Watchuan, who could
rot account flT u II any way.
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sosIETHING ARoUr rAxEs.

An voters AZ the Municipal Eieetion
1Tuzr Pay Their Taxes and Register
can't James J. McG0EzH. C0lector q
state and county taxes. was busy yes
ta-iav receiving taxes On real and PSF
zoual uroperty and On polls There SENS
n BE- q mistaken impression O. TIE minds
- =a-e tfat those who have already reg
5s-e-af az the court house viii
- cain have % register before
- 7ruufcipal election which vii
- EeL6 in January. Ine to-lactpr
80 d rzrnrser of tie HORNLEG NEWS
s=sfe-,7ar thaE All W10 expected - vote
frr NTsF6r and Aldermen would rot only
lave 70 reeister. bit pay their POI tax
Us tax was formerly paid az Ina CiJT
rwehquee. hut unCer the law n0E IN
49, must he paid % Capt Ac-so=-an
~ tie benefit Ct tue city school iuEd.
ne taxes from polls were formerly for
Trsrs5ed % Atlanta and apporEloned
ont amonE the schools Throughout
ths state. Under existing laws
fEev are paid INTO The Treasury Of the
Hr5rd 81 Education. and hence no would
- voter for ctr 0r1cers uaad have any
7eSirsucy IN paying this tax when be Is
szzgrea that he Is contributing zo-e-E %
- efueztSou q the children In tais estS--
ne tine f0r the payment d the poll TAX
z limited.
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THE OPERA.

ssThe Orange Girl Before a Fiae Au-
dience-The Attractions Tonight and
To-AIorroW.
Ponds Opera Company began is en-
ga-euent ~ the Theatre last night ia
she Orange Girl Notwithstanding
the election excitement there was a
f1e audience. TIE opera was
enthusiastically received. The cast
included Nile. SeEuiu in . variety az
characters. with Philip Bronson, Jas. q.
Psskes- GEORGE ". Denhan. and Miss
Lula Evans. Nile. Segu.n was repeatedly
encoref. and maintained her high reputa-
ton Is a queen Of the operate stage
Miss Evans as .-JeSsamlne' sang sWeetly
and is q clever actress. Her SOLO The
song q the Clock" in the second act
won flr her an encore. 70 which she re-
sp0nded with charming grace. NJ. Bron-
son. the tenor. has me voice. AMI sang
resnonsireiF with Deulam and Pe2kes u
enthusiastic encores. The acting Of Den
IAN in the second acr was worthy
OF the applause he received The opera
resembles the '-ChImes 1t Normandy
althauEh 10 is less attractive
Tonight .-Girola- or the Ilree Black
Cl0sks" Vii be given. Ire music = by
Buecalossf. and. ike the dances in the
opera. Is spanish. TIE L1retto Is iull Of
surprises and c0micai situations Nile.
seEuin viii appear in the ri-lr r1le- and
Dsuham as the stupid MiLeT.'
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millions OF MErEoRs.
The Great Globe Rolls Ints the Fier
Psth CT Cosmic Wanderers.

The Great Globe Rolls Ints the Fiery
PATH CT Cosmic Wanderers.
Tae earth. as she swings her ponjeroUs
bulk in her orbit. encounters about Nov.
Is he meteor zone. This gigantic hoop
or elIipse consists 0t 4 swarm 0f PARTICLES
following Temples comet il Us o-bit.
This unfortunate visitor from the star
deuths On arriving within The solar do
main uawariIy ven-E-ed TOO near the
planet Uranus. The planet captured the
within the boundaries q t-e sci ar system.
the event occurring pr11allT ID me see
onf century Of the Christian era I1e
usriheLion q the comets oroir rests
On the earth-s Orrlr. where she
passes NOV. IS, and - apasiiou
extends beyc-d the C-bI- o. Uranus.
A urocezs q disil-e-FatiCn j. going on.
ana the debris q the comet and the swarm
az meteors are gradually scattering
through the whole zone. 0ulE O1e-tent1 u
which Is now Ellsd GelselT EI-h the me-
ez0r swarIns. TIE period q revolution i
about - years. and grand display occurs
ouIv AZ these intervals. when the earta
crosses the deusest portion q The zone
The last memorable display vas II l>lt'-s;
the next Is expected in l-2s-
Ohzsrvers On TIE nights II Nov. II. L.
Il ard q VIII be sure % zee few ulzL1C-s
rlf5s-frr from The c0lste-ls-lll i-s1, and
tbere = alwaTs q possibility -1s- Al M
.a7~uec-e-z number n falling stars nay
make tie heavens respondent Win their
@arV trains
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Great Britain's Parliament

LONDON. Nov. EN- the House Of Commons
TO-DAY Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice. Under
secretary OF state for Foreign Affairs.
said that Mexico ratified the agree
ment IN regard 70 the conversion Of
the Mexican debt held in England
on Oct. =. Henry LabOurchere. Radical mem
Der for Northampton, gave notice that he in
tended 70 make a motion. providing for a
change in the relations between the House OF
Lords and the House Of Commons. % a. 10
prevenr the Conservatives from imDe1in-
legis alton. Mr.. Gladstone moved second
reading Of the franchise bill.
The House OF Commons. after debate upon
the franchise bill. adjourned IN respect for the
memory OF the late Postmaster General Paw
cett. EulOgies upon the life Of Mr.. Fawcert
were pronounced by sir stafford NorthcOte
and the Marquis Of Harrington. Mr.. Justin
Mccarthy HOmeRule. membe for Langf ri il
behalf Of the IRISH nation. also paid an eio-
quent tribute 10 the memory OF Mr.. Fswcett.
Sir stafford NOrthcOte and the Marquis Of
sail bury, Conservative leaders. are prepar-
ing s scheme Of redistribution 70 be submitted
70 Parliament. Il i reported that their plan
adheres to the principle Of the separation Of
suburban from rural voters and groups the
small towns into single member constituent
cies. No town viii be entitled 10 district rep
reseut1tiOn that has less than 1900 Inhabit-
ants. The general tendency Of the scheme will
be to eliminate town influence from the cOun-
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Miss THOMPSON'S

School for Dancing, Trace 4 DeeOrum,
At Metropolitan Hall, every Tuesday,
A THURSDAY and Saturday afternoons At 30
O'Clock. Latest Dances taught with modesiy
and grace. Terms 81 3 month or Sle for three
months, payable in advance. Apply st nan
~ sS Rernarfl street corner Of Hull.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Camels' Hair and Red Flannel Under
wear, at Belsinger's, q Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07

Northern mail. s A. \ and T.so F.M.
Chzriesuon- 6 A. =. and - P n
P1rt Royal Railroad. A. \. sn1 ,. ?. =.
For all points IN FLORIDA A. 4. and Tsso p
~.
Msco1 sud BrunzTick k2-lroad- 6 A. \. A.
F.E.
Brunswiok sid Albany Railroad. SAN an
TF.M.
sF EW. RT- A. n. and : ?. n
AL points Wes1 u Wlycruss. On caVAnnAl.
FIrrids anf western Railway. A. n ana !
western Railway. s A. n. AID P n
Wssteru mall va Central Eailro21- A n
HzleiEsTiIIe. Esrontou sid Gordon- A n
aD1 1-o P r.
HawklnsFiI1e- g A. E-ant - P n
Alharr. 6 A. n. E1d P. n
Bafnhridze- A. n and P n
Th0masTl II, 6 A. r. 111 : P T.
Quftua1- 6 A. r. and ? y
IN uo5nss On the =. T. & " r b 1--we
II I'm srlI u s-l 3a5a1-i i-6-i A. X z11 ? 4
Saraunah river. T1esizE. : P 4
~ $500 r,stI for al pol1ts- P. 4.
on S1nisr f1r delivery q 1ai-. % u A n
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SHANGHAI. Nov. 6.-The Chinese Council Of
State has failed 10 arrange for settlement
Of the difficulty with France. The government
insists upon the attendance Of Ii Hung Chang
the NicerOy OF Pee Chi L, at Pekin. China
has paid England in1emnity for damages in
Canton IN lsSS.
PARIs. Nov. 6.-La Journal des Ds51fs saws
that the government has contracted with a
shipping company for the conveyance Of 5 0O0
troops 10 TOEQuin.
Minister Ferry has announced to the
TonQuin Committee Of the CHAMBER Of Deuu-
ties that England offered 10 mediate between
China and France. but has not vet made
official Overtures 10 the Chinese Government.
Ii Temps says that France Is negotiating
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
.sThe accident vasDue to CareIessness

So said the COroner's jury, and cen
sured the switch-tender who was said 10
have earelessly left the switch open. Ex-
animation showed that the poor fellow
was nervous from over work, and that his
constitution was badly run down by IN
der feeding. the result Of poor pay. What
be needed was bottle or two Of Browns
Iron Bitters, which would have toned up
his nerves, and strengthened him in mind
and body. Mr.. ThOs. Jones, Newark.
Ohio, takes pleasure in saying: Browns
Iron Bitters completely cured me Of weak
ness, debility and poor appetite. II gave
entire satisfaction
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07


Meeting of Jasper Council.
Meeting 81 Pulaski Council.
Meeting a Landrum Lodge
RTeariuE q Ancient Ouier Of HIoernlans-
Chatham Uniformed Degree Camp No. 1.
No-fce-Richards1 < Barnard.
No-ice-A Minis & Co.
STATE and county taxes
Telvets. etc. AZ Plars1ek's-
heatr-The Ford opera Company
Bird seed az Stroug's Drug store
Notiee-Dr. 7. Y. M0usseau-
A fne piano f0- rent
Situation - g Young lady wanted
Raffa q the stallion --l1arEs-1.
C1atlzn county citation
Little Havana Lottery
Woman % 60 h1useW1rk y wanted
saw mill flr lease.
Two snail rwc-story houses Tor rent
B'r III or u years OLD wanted
R1art and rom wanted
BlgEnE-A. Minis & sons.
Boarding on state street..
Di-s1rrl- l1u-Jau5S h E=5le.l & 20
Five T1uu- ladies VaLte.l-
Dzslrsl be residence % rent
DresSUz kinE hands wanted.
Nice rooms. with board l63 York street.
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Work OF the Legislature - The
Hanging Booked for To-Day.


Hanging Booked for To-Day.
ATLANTA. Nov. 6.-Both branches Of the
Ge.eral Assembly met at the appointed hour
to-day and held a morning session. Little
was done in either branch Of state interest
The greater portion Of the day was spent
l.ezr.ng the message from tire Governor.
which was read in the Senate by the Secretary
aHa IN the House bT the Clerk. At O'Clock
the = s@en nly met in joint session AMI cOnsol5-
dated She returns of the state election. which
resulted in declaring the election OF the entire
state ticket 4 committee was appointed 70
prepare for the inaugural exercises. Richar.t
johnson was to-day appointed Judge Of the
Couaty Court of Jones, he being his own sue
cessnT. The appointment was confirmed bT
the senate IN secret session.
Homer Perry. the l5-year old muiattO boy,
VIII lie hCIg az COyingtOu to-morrow. having
been sentenced 10 death for the crime Of rape.
Application for Communication was made. and
to-day the Governor refused 10 interfere.
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a Big Robbery.

Last night while the returns were being
received at the Screven House robbers
broke in the Savannah Art Company. and
found such an elegant line Of frames.
plush goods and artists material, that
they changed the cost mark TO a higher
price. Reward Of 500 viii be paid by
H. II. Bonner for the return OF same and
no questions asked so we can mark our
goods back at our old prices.-AdU.
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IOSDOS. Nov. 6--The sfeadiness Of .Aueri-
can securities on the Stock Exchange. under
the election excitement. Il the subject OF com
ment 10y the press. The Pan NaU Gazette
holds that this steadiness i striking iIlusrra-
ton Of the stability OF Democratic intitutiODs.
\ similar crisis IN any other country would
convuise prices. i nation OF q. coo GO people
decide the fate Of It's government in 3 closely
contested election, which Is conducted with
wild excitement from The shores Of the Allan
tic 10 the Pacific. with less effect upou the
stock market than report that King Alfonso
had & cold in his head would affect the span
-.N L.-.lr-a
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II you want me Dress or Prince Of
Wales SHit, equal to the best custom
make, at half the cost, re hare them.
Ii you want a me, warm Fall or Win
ter Overcoat from s. to SIS, re hare them.
you want a good, strong, reliable
Business Suit. KnOck-ab0ut Suit, or Suit
for every day wear. trs haze taem.
II you want a Wool or Felt Hat for
yourself or your boys. at prices lower
than YOU can buy anywhere. t1e hGre them.
II YOU want suits or OvercOats for your
self or your boys, reliable and hue goods
at extra low prices, superior TO any thing
in Savannah, or in the State, re hare them.
Famous New York Clothing House, l4O
Congress street.-AdT.
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graal zoiigfo.


4 EORGEA. CHATHzr r9Tr--- ----,c-->---
~ nereeF gwen q "a rer-as hsr;r~
ulalas against J in Il. Dose Hrr r- ~
- present them 81 me. urog..rl- ~ $50,
WlIhID the time pEascr - fs-- 9ai
snoW their character and a11sr-r- ~. 4 9
persons indebted 70 sall leeess- -l-- 81
immediate payment 10 Ele. -Ae
MARY A. {. urS rFrp
Administrative estate John Il. Il.s-E--
ceased. e
GEORGIA. CHATHkM C0rxrr -
" JOHN H. FOX has applied a. C.--.
Ordinary 18T Letters q Anu5Tri.r--. =
the estate q CAIHARIH Z ZTTTR0r-es5a
deceased. -A
These are. therefore. t. cite and sl-,-s.
al y 8l0E1 e may concern % ~ ana rrr.--
fore said court. 10 make ol ier-7ar = ~. =
have GA OF before the $ ~ ENFEE M re.-.
N NOVEMBER MKT. o-hergrise s-'5
ters VIII be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON I =.
E.ILL- Ordinary for Chatham co1rrr. fs,s -
10Th DAP Of October. 1ss4.
PHILIP 81. RUSSELL. ia
l.ark T. d. 4. t.
q EORGIA. CHATHAM I0rN7v.-v,.---
II hereby given fo AL Ters1as harr-r
mands against MARIA B. WILLEIT
ceased % present them 70 Us. Ura1.e7Ir
out. within tire time prescribed lsT law =. st
show their character ana SrlcEEt. and 81
iser Is indebted 10 said deceased are h-a
res Tired 70 make immediate payment h =
Ger. Is. 1854. q. n HfE-LETT. TR
ID. NA6l.E
Quali6cd Executors Will Nzr1a 3. w-Hs..
deceased.
GTATE or GEORGIA. CHATHAM 4 .5r-,-r
- Notice Is hereby given % al F.ess1es -
ing demands against PIERCE GDND8N. Is
ceased TO present them 20 as wlahiu t'a trs
prescribed 3r law. 80 as 10 Show a1e.rrts-
acter and amount. aud All pers8-s taeH.ss
10 sad deceased are hereby rogEiresl 81 rrsf-
immediate payment 10 us-
OCT. -. l9s4 JOHN FLANNEpT
w. r. HARRY.
Qualified Executors Of the VII q Pens
Couti0n. deceased.
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A WIFE's PISTOL.
She Kills Her Husband and Child and
Then Herself.

Then Herself.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Ab0ut 4-39 o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. Gardner, wife Of DR.. Schuy ler
G-riaer. formerly OF jefferson county. New
0rk. shot her husband and young child both
through the heal. killing them instantly.
TaAjag up the dead child she carried II
across the street 70 - ncIgLb0r-s
hOus-. left it there. and, calling TO her neigh
b0rs 20 come over and see her husband. whom
size hasi Killed. returned TO her own hOuse and
slOt herself through the temple. INJECTING
mortal wound. 1t appears that her
husband lost his property 3 short time
ago which made him morally sulleu. sud he
accused his wife Of inddelity. This seems to
have unbalanced her mind. At the time Of
the shooting he was bidding her good
bye preparatory 70 going 10 Rock Falls. lis.
and IL Is supposed thar she thought he was
COin- 70 desert her.