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Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
HANDY TO HAVE A BROTHER.
Loren b. Sessions Describes a Tight Fix
He was In Onoe While EIectiODeering.

From me Ne1o York Sun.
JAMESTOWN, Aug. Ex-senator Warner
Miller, with his wife and daughter, and
Secretary j. w. Vrooman, Of the Repub-
lican State Committee, and his wife have
been passing a few days at the Chautau-
qua assembly, and the Senator was in
town yesterday on his way TO Ttusville
aud trip through the oil regions, under
the pilotage OF DR.. W. b. Roberts, OF oil
we'll torpedo fame. On the trip down
ChautauQua lake there was a party Of
twelve or fourteen on board the steam
yacht, one of whom was Loren b Sessions.
The members Of the party told stories,
and MIR. Sessions story was this:
"You neber know how handy IL is TO
have brother until you are In a tight Il x,
and want somebody 10 stand for you.
remember when ! WAS nominated for the
Senate had never gone into Cataraugus
county, and. as the Democrats there that
year were as lively as n cheese IN July,
concluded would run over. So put on
a clean choker. and made NV way 10 the
home OF an old deacon, who volunteered
TO show me about the school districts IN
his vicinity. Hitohing up his old mare
into a three-spriuR, the deacon drove NE
to his nearest Republican neiahbor. and,
calling him out 70 the wagon, introduced
us.
"'Well, you needn't give us knock
down 10 each othor,' said our friend who
was beamingo on me. \ met Mr.. Sessions =
al Chautauqua this summer. I'm glad 20
see you. and how IL the good work going
ON up theref How is my sunday school
ciassY
81 managed 20 make a reply that
satisfied my queationer and our mutual
friend, and, after a little talk about poll
ties, I'm which my Sunday school
aoqu aintance promised me his support,
we said good fay and drove on 20 Horse
Corners. sO-cHlled because OF the unusual
degree Of interest taken in that locality
In all things pertaining 70 horaes.
"Npw 10 chuuced that whllo I was iu
Buffalo few DAYS before, found time
hanging heavily, and did an unusual
thing with mo--wcnt 20 the races. Ia thp
grand stand / saw n cOuntrymnn who bad
pool checks In bis hand. Let me see
what horse you are betting on / said
and then told him that be- WAS wrong. and
bad better hedge. aa the horse ne held for
"a favurito would gpt beat. no followed
my advice, AMI by the merest good luck
(here Mr.. Sessions gave a sldolong look
that meant MAYBE ] didn't know what
horse WAS slated NJ win, and NAV bee did' ,
the horse ] named came in first. The
man had uui up h'a last dollar and mndo
Il purneful lie wanted ~ bug me ln the
presence 0f the crowd. but ] told him We
would defer that luxury.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
CHATHAM sHERIFFiS SAIE-

TNDER and by virtue OF a f. ia. issued out
u of Chatham Superior Court. in favor OF
OYt 4 & HUNT VS.. CARRIE PARK.
HURST, have levied upon the following de-
scrbed property of the defendant, to wit:
Lot number one hundred and twenty i've
l26) Brow nsville, being part of Farm Lot
number nine (9) Holland tything, Percival
ward, situate IN the county of Chatham, State
of Georgia
And | will offer the said described property
at public outcry for sale on The F RST TT ES-
DAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1885 during the legal
hours of sale, in front of the Court House
door of Chatham county, in the city of Sa.
vannah, to satisfy Il. ia.
Terms cash; purchasers paving for titles.
JOHN Il. ROMAN,
sheriff & Co ga
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
sUPERsTITIOUs NEGROES.
They Believe that Divine Wrath Has
Visited a Long Island CrematOry,
From he Philadelpaia Netos.

Visited Long Island CrematOry,
Fron, the Philadelphia Nelos.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The negroes and
other ignorant residents in the neighbOr-
hood OF the crematory in course of erec-
tion on Long Island, q few miles out from
Brooklyn, believe that God has Frustrated
the walls OF the structure. Kate
Field and others agitated the sub
jeot of cremation as a substitute
for the interment of human bodies,
and a company was formed TO build a
temple containing a furnace that would
reduce a corpse TO ashes by intense heat
alone. Ground was bought between two
large cemeteries, the Lutheran and the
Mount Oliyet, and the United States
Cremation Company began last fail TO
build IN accordance with the best scien-
tific and artistic plans. Close by live tie
mem bers of an African Methodist CON
gregation, and they, with many others,
looked upon the oremat0ry with super
stitious horror.
They got to calling it Beugless' Hell
after John ID. Beugless, It's chief promoter,
and in their prayer meetings especially
the enterprise was habitually denounced.
The destruction of the structure was con-
stantly prayed for, and now, a tremen-
dous windstOrm having razed it, they
are truly convinced that divine wrath
caused the ruin. They have held jubilee
meetings in consequence. As the disaster
had crippled the company, work has not
been resumed, nor is it likely to be soon,
and this is interpreted by the opponents
as an abandonment of the project through
ar Of a second outbreak of heavens dis
approval. They tell remarkable stories Of
upernaturalism IN the storm that razed
the half-Gnished crematory, such rs loud
voices denouncing it, and words blazed in
the sky by lightning.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
On astrut oriam.


DIVISION l, A. o. H., SAVANNAH, GA
At a monthly meeting of Division l. A. o
Hibernlans, Savannah, Ga, held in Their hali
Aug. IA, 1885, the following resolutions were
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God IN
His inhnltive wisdom TO remove from TINS
life our late friend and brother, RICHARD
BARRETT; and
Whereas. 1t being the desire of this Divi-
sion to express it's profound sorrow, which
has been caused by his death, and to show re-
spect 70 his memory; therefore. be it
ResoJ0ef That we, the members of the A.
o. II. of Savannah, Ga, do hereby deeply re-
gret his death. whereby we have Host one OF
our most faithful members.
ResOlDed That while mourning our loss we
sympathize with his bereaved family IN their
great sorrow and unite our prayers with
them for the repose of his soul.
Resolued That these resolutions be printed
in the Hi5srniaR Beeord, and in the MORN
ING NEWS, and a copy be presented TO the
( mIly, also to be entered on the minutes Of
our next monthly meeting.
W. f. CURRY,
DAVID j. SHEEHAN,
JAMES O'BRGEE.
Committee on Resolutions.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
RUSSIAN BANK ROBBERY.
A Mysterious Crime Involving Forty
Separate ForRerIea


LONDON, Aug. 22.-An astounding bank
robbery has just been reported from St.
Petersburg. The plundered institution is
the State Bank of Russia, and the amount
OF the robbery is 100000 roubles, or $l43,-
600. This amount was taken out Of the
vaults OF the bank between two days, but
the vaults were found securely locked on
the morning of the discovery, and there
was no evidence OF violence or burglary.
IL was plainly a case Of defalcation,
for the books showed no false en-
tries. A careful inquiry was insti-
tuted, and this has shown that the rob-
berry was committed by party of minor
employees OF the bank, who had no right
OF access TO the vaults, but who had be-
come thoroughly familiar with the rou-
tine Of the institution and were thus en-.
abled 10 concert plan by which one of
their number was locked In the vaults az
the close of business hours and released
during the night by one Of his coufeder-
ates. Before they were able 10 penetrate
10 the treasure vaults the conspirators
had 10 forge the signatures Of forty high
officials of the bank. The chief criminal
has lied and there Is no probability Of re-
covering much Of the stolen money
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
THE TREAsURER's GOLD.
millions by Mail Across the Cont
nent.
from the Ns,o York Times.

from the Ns1g York Times.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The transpor-
tation OF several millions Of dollars in
gold coin, as registered mail matter, from
San Francisco TO New York by order OF
United States Treasurer Conrad n. Jor-
dan. mas excited much curiosity here as
well as elsewhere. Until very recently,
the fact that so important a
transfer Of government treasure was in
progress was known only 20 few trusted
employees OF the Treasury and Post Office
Departments. Absolute secrecy was en-
Joined upon those few officers, for fear, Il
Is said that the knowledge that many
millions Of dollars OF hard cash were be-
ing moved in railroad cars across the con-
tinent would tempt the cupidity Of des-
perate road agents and train wreckers.
Persons here who have observed with
steadily increasing interest Treasurer
JOrdan's restless activity in his new
sphere Of action regard this transfer Of
gold from the Pacific TO the Atlantic coast
with surprise. Men who have grown
gray in the service Of the Treasury De-
partment canssee no necessity for such
step. They say that the transfer is not
only unnecessary, but that il is both
costly and hazardous. Special cars have
20 be chartered to carry the gold, ana the
fact that Mr.. Jordan directed that the
movement be kept as secret as possible
shows his appreciation Of the dangers in
vOived
Since June last $l2, 800, GOO OF gold coin
has been transported from the san Fran
cisco Sub-TreasurY 10 the New York sub.
Treasury. The golden stream is still
silently flowing Eastward and nobody
unless II 10 Mr.. Jordan--appears 10 know
when It will stop. There is now about
$50, 100000 Of gold coin IN the
vaults Of the New York Sub
Treasury, much larger quantity
than was ever there before. That
amount Is exclusive of the Sb,9ib.0O0 0f
gold which was recently advanced 10 the
government by New York bankers. 10 is
curious fact that while Treasurer JOr.
dan WAS stirring up the New York hank-
ere by limitations that the government
might be Obliged 70 pay its balances % the
Clearing House IN silver certificates the
auD-Ireasury IN New York WAS receiving
every few days oonsignments Of gold from
B Francisco.
u is certainly oroditable 10 the dnoi-
pine and prudence Of the employees who
haYe had The handling Of this great
amount of gold. IN lts movement across
the country, that they succeeded in trans
porting about $4,000, 900 0f coin from San
Francisco ~ New York before amy know
ledge ~ what WAS being done became pub
lIc. The first disclosure of the fdct 0i the
important transfer was made by q
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

while. the men lett again with one OF the
Messrs. Mcdonald, on a trading cruise
amongst the group.
One evening the boat was hove-to of
the island named, with one man placed
on watch, but during the night he also
fell asleep, and the vessel drifted on
shore. At dawn the men succeeded in
reaching the island, and Mr.. Mcdonald,
knowing the treacherous nature OF the
natives, counseled a movement towards
part Of the island where a friendly tribe
was known to be stationed. To reach
there a river had 10 be crossed, and one
Ot the crew--bsing unable 10 swim,
efforts were made to get him
across but without success,
although Mr.. Nicco swan the river sew
eral times in his endeayOre to get the man
across, but without In the mean
while Mr.. Mcdonald proceeded up the
course of the river to obtain the services
Of few natives and canoe, the other
two men waiting for that night on one
side OF the bank Of the river, leaving the
owner OF the cutter on the other.
Next morning another start was made
to put the man across the river, but on
reaching the opposite bank the poor fel-
low was found lying close to the rivers
bank, speared to death.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
CHATHAM sHERIFF7s SALE.

FINDER and by virtue of three e. fss.
u issued out of Justice James I. Buckners
Court for the Sixth district q. NJ, Chatham
county. Georgia, for Magistr lie and Con-
stables costs, in favor Of ia MES I. BUCK
NER snd GEO S. BARTHELMESs vs..
SQUIRE HINES, ! have levied upon the fol-
lowing property of the defendant, TO wit:
Seven acres OF land with the improvements
thereon. situa e, lying and being in the said
Sixth dlstr ct of Chatham county, shout i've
and one-hah miles from the city OF Sayann b,
near the line of the Savannah, FLORIDA and
Western Rail ay, and bounded as follows: On
the north by lands Of Apaina Adams, On the
east by lands of Madge Stone, on the south
by lands of Toby Adams, on the west by lands
OF Rose Roberts.
And viii offer the said above described
tract of land for sale at public outcry, before
the Ourt House door OF Chatham county, ID
the city of Savannah, on the FIRST TU ES-
DAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1875. during the legal
hours of sale, TO satisfy said Il. fas.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN T.. ROMAN,
sheriff & to ca.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
-CHATHAM SHFNTFFS SAFE.

FINDER and by virtue Of a f. ia. issued out
u OF Chatham Superior Court, in favor oi
the SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COM.
PANY vs. GEORGE B. PRIrCHA RID and
WILLIAM G.. MORRELL, copartners una@
the irm name OF Prigchard & Morrel, SAID e.
ia. transferred to John l.. Hammond, | haYa
levied uuon the following described properly
OF George B. Pritchard. one of the sald de-
PENDANTS. TO wit:
One-thirtieth 1-90thl of the western one,
fourth ~ part of the lot of land Letter y
Derby ward. in the city of savannah, county
Of Chatham, state Of Georgia, with the In
prOVements therein.
And will offer the said undivided ore
thirtieth tl-30th) Of the western one URN
q part of said lot Letter G Derby ward as
above des ribed, for sale at public outcry 70
the highest bidder, b fore the Court House
door Of Chatham county, IN the city OF 20 ss-
Yanuah, on the FIRST TUE >DAY IN sEf:
lie EMBER, 1885, during the legal hours OF Saie
to satisfy aid &. IA.
Terms cash; purchasers paying Tor uiies,
Tenant ia possession notified Of levy tlino
and place of sale, etc. ,-.,-
sheriff &. Co., ga
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BYJ .McLAUGH

On TUESDAY, Septem Der lat, 1896, at the
Court House, during legal hours Of sale.
Under and by virtue Of an order granted by
the Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrll. Judge
Of the Court Of Ordinary for Chath m coun-
ty, vii proceed TO sell al the above mem
TONED time and place the following prop
erty of the deceased. sold for distribution
ana payment of debts,
One Five Hundred Dollar Certificate Of In
debtedness of Central RaiIrond.
Above sold as properly of Pauliua Wright.
JOSEPH GOkTTE.
Administrator estate Paulnh Wright, do
ceased.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
FUNERAL snuttations .

WALL.-The friends and acquaintance OF
JOHN WALL, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahony, are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral OF the former. from his late
residence, Reynolds, two doors from Whit
aker, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING.
SEARS. The friends and acquaintance oI
Mrs r. ShARs and her daughter, Rachael
Sears (colored), are respectfully invited TO
atten the funeral of the former, from the
Second Baptist Church. corner President and
Houston streets, THIS AFTERNOON at
o5a
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
gFDal SalFn.
CHATHAM SHE IFF's SALE,

Oh ATTAIN SHE UFF'S SALE.
FINDER and by virtue of f. ia. ,sspeI
u out of the Justice Court for the Fi-ss
district G. NJ. of Chatham county. Georgis
by Thomas A. FOllidrd, Justice of the Pescs,
for the said district. in favor of RIFStP :
STERN VS.. JAMES DUGGAN, and a lew
was made by Jane Sullivan, Constable n
Chatham county. Georgia, upon the follow.
ing described property Of the defendant
James Duggan land notice of said lew was
served upon the defendant, also upon rbs
President and Treasurer II the Merchants
and Mechanics Loan Association OF sayans
nah),
One share of stock of the Merchants and
Mechanics Loan Association Of Savannah
Georgia,
And the fl. IA, with said levy indorsed
thereon, having been turned over to me bv
said Constable for advertisement and sale. I
will offer the sand -hare of stock at public out
cry for sale before the Court House door Of
Chatham county, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. 1885, during the legal hours
of sale, to satisfy said ii. ia. Terms cash.
JOHN 7. ROMAN
sheriff e. Co 90
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
A STORY OF THE SOUTH SEA.
News from - Far on Latitude. showing
Nthat Half the World Is Vet Unolvii-

Prom ma auckland Mems.
BY the arrival Of this mission schooner
Southern Cross. on sunday last, we learn
thnt a murder by natives was committed
q short time since on the island Of 80.
Chrstoyal Solomon Group. Il appears
that a month or two back party Of three
men-one of whom WAS Mr. james Nic-
col, son of Mr.. n. Nlcooi ship builder. Of
the North Shore-left The Fills In a three
ton yacht for the,sol0mon group, In search
OF work for their Gran. After an un-
eyentiul passage, the Island Of St. Chris.
toyal was reached, and the vessel brought
to an anchorage On tho estate 0f the
Messfs. Mcdonald. on the southern ond NJ
the island. AnCr working there for a
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
ByI. .D.LaROCHE'S SONS, Auctioneers.
By virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrill. Ordinary of Chat
ham county, we viii sell hefore the Court
House door, IN the city Of savannah. during
the legal hours Of sale, on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN SEPTEMBER 1856,
THAT FINE TRUCK FARM
in the southwestern portion Of the city limits
extended. EN- racing lots Nos. 100 1l0, lib ana
ia said lots containing in all one hundred and
nine and twO-tenths { 90 2-l0) &C es, a. p,r
map by Joh B. Howard City SURVEYOR SAID
lots being portion of Spr gheld pi aniation Ms
suhdiyided. with all in provements. consi, ing
OF Dwell mss. Barn, p ckng House, Stables
and lahOrers' quarters, in ali
TWELVE SEPARATE BUILDINGS,
ant now under a hve-year lease
sold as the property Of the estate OF JOHN
Nj, COOPER. for the purpose OF payment Of
debts and distribution. Lots fee simp e.
The above property will be offered in lots II
desired. THOS l.. WYfIY.
GEO b. CLARKE,
Executors estate John NJ Cooper.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's
Sodium Hypochlorite (Disinfectant.) )
Recommended by the Public Health As
socaton as superior to all other disin-
fectants and germicIdes. Sold every
where. Send for pamphlet, 1S2 Fulton
street. New York.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
Raising the Little Tots in England

Raising the Little Tots in England.
From the Ne,o York Star.
eyes, it takes all Of my time to attend
TO young Mr.. Webb's wardrobe and TO
take him out for drive or walk of an af-
ternoOn," said the head nurse to DIR. Sew
ard Webb's little infant son the other day,
as she walked up and down the garden Of
the United States hotel at Saratoga with
the millionaire baby trOtting by her side,
attired in the daintiest of white dresses,
with broad sash of crimson satin tied in
a butterfly bow.
"I've taken care OF the children of many
noblemen's families in England, and L
know how they should be brought up.
There's my aunt. who was one oY the un-
dernurses in the Queens household, and
every morning the Children. babies and
all, were given little whisky and water,
and then tossed up and down to help their
digestive organs and keep them sound.
This young gentleman doesn't get such
treatment, but we are very careful what
he eats. He is bathed every morning and
night In salt water, in little silVer-bath
tub which his grandpa gave him, and
twice day he has d span clean outnt.
underclOthes, socks and all, although here
at the hotel he does not soil his clothes.
"Yes, all his undergarments are made
OF fine linen-yOu don't suppose gentle
mans child would wear ought elsef and
they nave deep hemstitched borders, all
made by hand, and little trimming OF
Valenciennes lace. His mamma and
grandma knit his little undershirts. and
wash them myself They'd be ruined if
they went to the laundry. He has his
shoes made to order Of course, and he
sleeps on a hard crib without a pillow to
make his back nice and straight"
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
sIIauina salo0iI.
Shaving and Hair Cutting aIo0I
,r.fr....r,- n. A. rnuNNOh

fsuccessors % prEckE 2. ocofts NY IA,
DEsPECTFULLY ANNOuNLh llnl,si lnA,. b
IL have entirely rentied ana ftt 'tgbfati
-AIOON. cornof ~ Bryan fNu Mi.If 9
atfrtfs. whnre thny viii he happy J ~,
the former patrons aud on ihe teh''
tNe rifY generally. aired
Wr plrdga our.eifns to teen pf
TiIisT.CI tBrABLtsnhhhA
A''n'ion A'''"''a mARIoN rHQMr,ap
PAUL W. Johhho'
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
CITY sHERiFF's SALE.

TTNDER and by virtue Of o. "a. issne- ll'.-,,
~ OF the city Court Of Savannah IN ie,l,,fisT
the SAN AMMAN BANK AND n.ro.d
COMPANY W. NiSBET X 90. nav, ~. ~.
upon one .hare of the capital STOCK oi ' III the
vaunah cotton Exchange; le'ied gn da.I
properly Of JOHN INSECT, one oi W. s.t
iendents. and " ll SOIL the same 20 lhe wv 4ep.
bidder on TUESDAY, the hret day ll,le. M
temhrr. 1885, during the lcga honFr v "a eiI
front nf Court House door. 80 the cill ~. ID
vannah. county Of nathan, ana nllti ar.
Georgia. notice having been gwen lo OF
ties Interested in terma OF the lhW. ..t,rneg.
Property pointed out by plAlnlIh "''
~ '"''''' W F'' 'V' DAVID BAILEY
sheriff &. &. D.
sAvANSAu. ca. August % is'b. -
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
CITY sHERIFF's SALE.


HNDER and by virtue of a d. IA. issdea oui
u OF The City Ourt of Savannah ID laYoT "
the JASPER MUTUAL 10 n AooOClAii
TON VS.. u. FERGUSON. Trustee;
property as the property of the d fen AMI
d. FERGUSON. Trustee, and VII s,4
the same at pubro outcry before the Coutii
House door, in the city II Savannah, counls Y.
hatnam, and state OF GeOrga a. % ne ns XIV
bidder, on TU ESDAY the FIR-T DAI w
SEPTEMBER, 1875, duriug legal aours ~
sale; II hat eastern portion or hall pHlit I'm y,
ate, living and being in tie CITY Of sawnnan'
said county Of Chatham. and state OF EeJb
ga, aud known and distinguished on ST
map Of said city as lot number tWFnN -u
Columbia ward. with the improy 'un'93Fs
thereon. Property pointed out oy piain''-
attorney
Terms cash; purchaser paying iof NV
Owner notified. DAVID Is III n
sheriff CITY Court yanhah'
SAVANNAH, Angus 3. 1855
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
GUARDIAN,s SALE.
ByLD. .LaROCHEs SONS, Auctionee

BY ID. LaROCHE E'S SONS, AuctiOneers
BY virtue of IA order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. FerrIli, Ordinary for
Chatham county, we viii sell before the
Court House door, during the legal hours Of
sale, on TUESDAY, lst September, 1885,
One fifth Q-5) undivided interest of lands
between City snd Suburban railway included
and Brownsville, north by Virginia street,
south ny liza street, except acres known as
Base Ball PARK.
One-fifth undivided interest 81 lots, between
the above named property and Andtrson
street.
One fifth undivided in terest back lot No g.
One-nfth undivided interest 100 acres near
Monteth, on Louisville road.
One fifth undivided interest acres Desver-
gers tract, about miles east of Savannah
One-tifth undivided internst of improve
ments corner of I Ork and West Broad stree S .
f. Y. MOUSSEAU,
Guardian of property OF Lille and Joseph
David Pelleficr. minors.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
EPaal Aloifrep,

CTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.
- Notice III hereby given 90 all persons
having demands against MARCUS COHEN.
late OF Chatham county. now deceased, Co pre-
sent them tu WH, properly mudo out. within
DE time priest r.bei hy law. -u a. t0 show their
character Nu amuunts and Hll persons Inc
dchtod 90 said deceased are required % make
immediate payment 90 me.
AUGUST 9. isH5. MAX BiRNBAUM.
Adlnlnisirntor cftate Of Marcus Cohen.
GTArE on GEORGIA. CnAruAM County.
- Notice De- hereby given tn nll persons have
late ui % than county now deceased, tD pre-
SCENT them t0 me, properly madrou within the
fImr prescribed hY IHW, ~ us o. show their
character nnd amounts Hnd hll parsons iu-
nrhfrd tn fuin H0rnnHFN are hereby required
to make immrdIair payment to me.
AUGUST d. lfsl.
MDkEs .kOL0M0Ns.
Anmlnlafrhf1r estate Charles kfffcn.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
1alPettnBe.

Clinton Lodge No. 81, F. A. NJ.
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 25, 1895.
A special communication of this a
Lodge Is called THIS Tuesday EVE ~,
NM, Aug, 25, at Mas slpic Temple, AN
at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
trausacting important business.
Every member is expected to be present.
By order of
CHAS. f. WAKEFIELD, W. NJ.
I. w. WORTsMAN. Secretary.