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A YER'S PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION, IMPROVE
"A the appetite, promote digestion. restore healthy
action. and regulate function They are pleasant
to take gentle In their operation yet thorough search
ing, and powerful in subduing disease
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA BEING HIGHLY CON
"A centrated, requires smaller dose and is more ef-
fectve dose for dose than any blood medicine II
is the cheapest because the best Quality and not
quantity should lie considered ta17
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THE MANY CONSUMERS of the Richmond Strai-h:
cut cigarettes will be interested TO learn that they
are now also packed loose in clrboard containing
fifty cigarettes
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C1orH1SG O. RrSsERs.
HOW DELIGHTFUL BECAUSE IT'S SUCH A
RARE LUXURY, PROBABLY, is A GOOD SLEIGH
RIDE-TO YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE; AND WHAT
GLORIOUS SPORT Is Constructor THE
BOYS AND GIRLS ONE SHOULD BE DRESSED
WARMLY, HOWEVER, FOR SUCH HEALTHFUL
AND ENJOYABLE ADJUSTMENTS, AND IF OUR
WE'RE SELLING GOOD AND FINE CLOTH.
ING THEY'D ALL COME HERE TO-DAY FOR
A STORM COAT, VIII BIG HIGH COLLAR,
AND LONG AND HEAVY ENOUGH TO
KEEP YOUR LEGS WARM OUR SHOWING OF
THESE MOST COMFORTABLE GARMENTS FOR
SEQ AND SOS is AS NEW AND VARIED AS 1T Is
CHEAP AND SPLENDID, FOR THESE COATS
WOULD BE REASONABLE AT ss5 AND s4o-HoN-
EST. wEHAvE THEN, THOUGH, ALL THE WAY
DOWN TO s7.50-REAL WARM ONES, TOO.
wEHAvE MARKED ANOTHER CUT TO-DAY IN
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. AND WE
ARE SURE THAT NO WHERE CAN YOU FIND
SUCH LOW FIGURES FOR FIRsT-CLAss CLOTH
ING AS YOU CAN HERE.
A.sAKs CO,
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIERs,
ja2s as AND 31s SEVENTH STREET
DECORATED POTTERY AND PonorLArN
FROM ALI. COUNTRIES.
GLASSWARE
PLATED WARE.
FINE PLATES TOILET SETS.
PARLOR LAMPS TEA SETS.
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF DINNER
n. W. BEvERIDGE.
h2 NO. 1909 PA. AVENUE.
VNALKER'S 2Ol 10TH STREET NORTHwEST.
w MOTH PROOF CARPRT LINING
Felt Lime, Cement Tar Paper. Roofing. Pitch and
Tins Round and Square Chimney Flues. be- ms
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MRS G. DONOVAN, Of 315 9Th avenue. New York
announces a second opening OF Dinner, Reception
and Ball Dresses at her parlOrs, 1898 + street, or
Thursday, January 29;h.
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THE fine photos Of kets kemethy's. 1909 Pa. ave
Continue tc be 81 per doz, with 18th painted free
YARD wide peEcales 6Izc. Storms, 94 9Th street
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For WINES, LIQCoRs. &c, go to the Old and re-
liable establishment of Chr Xander who has
proven 10 give satisfaction in every respect at No
99 and Gil 1th street northwest
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Use ALADDIN SECURITY OLA fter more than
ten years tra this excellent oil continues grow
IN pnofc favor; the ever increasing demand proves
that It's merit alone Is its recOmmc ndatiOn as the
best house iOla OIL In use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29

RAILROAD PHYSIOLOGICAL SCHoOI--The in
auguratiOn OF a Baltimore and Ohio archaeological
School for the promotion OF a higher course in
structon for the apprentices OF the road than that
now pursued with headquarters at Mt. Clare, Baltl-
more. is announced The school Will be divided into
officers. the first and second classes being
required TO give four years and the third Class
thee years service, with graded pay. Apprentices
possessing he qualifications and standard OF attain
ments required OF students OF the archaeological
school, and all cadets, are entitled TO enter that
stitutlon Students OF the archaeological school,
either Of whose parents have been I'm the employ OF
this company for five consecutive years. entitled
to free tuition and OF textbooks and apparatus
Other students, sons of employees OF less than live
years service entitled TO free tuition In the first
Class aud to tuition in the second and third classes at
half the rates fixed for other students blythe regu-
latiOns OF the Neurological school The course OF
the Psychological school includes reading, writing,
arithmetic, grammar, GEOGRAPHY, and history.
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If You VAST A HrAr1se Or
COOKING STOVE

COOKING STOVE,
PORTABLE OR BRICK SET RANGE, LATRoBE
FURNACE OR SLATE MANTEL.
Call at establishment before purchasing we are
exhibiting the largest assortment Of above goods
In cheap medium and first class grades. in
this city Also, TN Wa re, Housefurnshng Goods, &c
W. 8. jerks CO.,
80 AT 7th street northwest,
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IL Is known 10 be the safest and best oil.
GRAY CLaKksoS, Printers. Globe Printing
Office. 3iq Pa. ave.
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The family Of Philip schrant, of Philadelphia,
were poisoned by drinking impure water. His Jour-
year-Old died from the effects.
The colored citizens or Boston, Mass, held an IN
dignation meeting last night and passed resolu-
lions denouncing the recent exclusion OF cOlored
persons from the skating Kinks In that city.
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GRASD SALE THrs WEEK

URAND SALE i HIS WEEK
OF ORIENTAL RUGS,
Not Auction Goods but Good Goods at less than
ton prices We will sell this week for cash line of the
handsomest Eastern Rugs brought to this Market
comprising the following well known makes: Armean.
khonla, Daghastan. Kassacks, Ghardies Cashmeres.
Persians. Agra and Oushack
CARPETS
In all sizes at prices which cannot be duplicated
az Do not fail to inspect these Goods.
WH. HOEKE,
d30 Sol Market Space sos and $40 9Th st. n W.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

w. w. BuRDEr1E.& Co
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OUR GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE CONTINUED
NEwMARKETs. CLOAKs AND sACQUEs MUST GO
About forty NEwMARkETs left, and this week we
will offer them at about half price.
/ Only three SEAL PLUSH sAcQUEs left. they have
been reduced from $45 to S35
Six SILK PLUSH sACoUEss left, they have been re-
duced almost one. half.
GOODS REDUCED THROUGHOUT THE STORE
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS on ID and Sd floors
W. W. BURDETTE CO..
ta97-at No. 92s It'll street and 7O6 K st northwest
CITY ITEMS.
BAILEY sse eth street, weather strips, Oct foot
BUY CANDLES at Burke's, cor. 9TH and st. n W.
Pure Wax, 45c. Imperial Wax, 25c. Id. 2
Buy CANDLES at Burkes, cor 9TH and st. %. W.
Pure Wax, 4Sc. Imperial Wax, 25c. Id.
Buy CANDLES at Burkes cor. 9TH and st. n. W.
Pure Wax, Acc Imperial Wax, Csc h.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS may have their plates
developed and prints made therefrom. Retouch-
Ing coloring. copying, etc, by Naramore Co., III
Mark ct Space.
Buy CANDLES at Burke's cor. eth and ST. n. W.
PURE wax, 45c. Imperial Wax, CSC. ID.
Browns bronchial TrOcles.
for Coughs and Colds. "There is nothing to be
compared with them. "-Rer. o. d. Watkins, Walton,
Ind.
No s3per Gallon, 75c: Quart Bottle.
NO. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEk's, 9th, near st. colin
Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold
SAlleR.-Thp ia N
the United states and Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious. economical and nutritious Saves anX-
Lefty, waste and trouble co
Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all. 60
L"ndbOrg's Perfume, Edenia- 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. go
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet. 60
Lundborg's Perfume. Lily of the Valley. go
All our Physicians recommend Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup for Hoarseness and Colds. Price Is cts /
BUY CANDLES at Burke's, cor nth and st. n W.
Pure Wax, 45c. Imperial Wax, CSC TO-
trough ON CoKNs,'
ASK Tor Wells Trough on COrns" 15c. Quick,
complete cure Hard Or soft corns, warts, bunions
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning,
ana delivered In halfpound Ward" prints, SOC. per
MIX, SC. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
DURE AND RELIABLE
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
Either by the single vial or In complete outfits at
BOERlCKE q TAFEL'S PHARMACY.
au5-eo7st 93s Street, Washington, D. c.
LADIES' BLACK SILK SUITS
TO BE CLOSED OUT AT LESS THAN THEY CAN
BE MANUFACTURED AT WHOLESALE.
ALL WE ASK Is AN EXAMINATION.
Black SILK Dresses. size sc, latest design and
workmanship. Passementerie trimming; former
price, $4,000, now reduced to $3.50
Ladies' Dresses-2 size IS, l size 4O-Elegant
quality of Black eros Grain Silk, Chenille trimming;
former price S25.0G. now reduced to $3.50.
Ladies' Dresse5-l size SO. 8 size 3s-the Basque
Is made OF fine Black Seal Plush the Skirt OF heavy
Black eros Grain SIX. draped In the latest design
former price 5000, now reduced to $500.
THERE ARE A FEW ODD SIZES IN LADIES AND
CHILDREN'S WRAPS WHICH CANBE
OBTAINED VERY Low.
E F. 4 $ i E;$# :: ::
416 7TH STREET Northwest.
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$50 az Nv yEr NNS +
ssss 90 UU " ZEE m MH RsSss

8 81 :, y ::
CSC. Laces for 19c
12Ec. Handkerchiefs for &C.
Be. HandkerChiefs for &c.
for 25c. Collars 3 for 25c.
25c. Child's Collars for 49,.
25c. RuchingS for l9c.
Csc. Lace Fichus for 49,.
$l.9S Lace FichuS for Sl.5a.
Champagne Bottle Bay Rum, l3c.
Florida Water, pint for 33c.
Genuine pears" Soap. Zoe.
29c. Pocket NeceSsarieS Tor 2lc.
Embroideries, 10 per cent discount
trimmings, 10 per cent discount.
buttons, 10 per cent. discount
S22o newmarket" Consumers for sl.s9.
$f.U0 ChidS GoSSamPrS for goc.
$l.4S Felt Table Covers for Csc.
81 % Kid Gloves for S9c.
sl.9s Kid Gloves for <1.5a
CSC. SILK Hose for Tic
Acc. Isle Hose for 4Ic
Csc. COlored Hose for pic.
4Sc. Merino Underwear for &C.
25c. Flowers for lie.
SOC. SILK Buds for SIC.
csc. Feather Tips for 79c.
f1.4S Feather Tips for sl.l3.
CSC. Fans all styles. for &c.
$l.9s Fans. do, for s1.63.
49c. Satchels for 42c
Csc. SatchelS for 54c
f1.6S SatchelS for 81 80
25c. Pocketbooks for l9c
4Sc. PccketbeokS for 39c.
25c. Jewelry for lie
49c. Jewery for Csc
CSC Sterling Silver Bangles SIC
2sc. Diamond Collar Buttons 23c
f2.9S Jerseys for $263.
15c. Night Gowns for SEC.
SOC ChemlSeS for 39c.
SOC. Corset Covers for 33c
33c. Drawers for 25c.
CSC. Skirts for SIC
15c- French Underwear for 69c.
29c Aprons for 25c.
S2.25 "P. d. CorSetS for S1gT
81 90 Sateen COrSetS for 69c
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You Can PRESERVE
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EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLEs
VIENNA OPTICIAN co.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
EYE AND OPERA GLASSES.
PATENT EYEGLASSES, set with Brazilian Peb-
bles, and everything pertaining to the
optical Business.
No. 1904 F STREET NORTHWEST.
ONE PRICE ONLY
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
OBJ -3m
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send for Illustrated pamphlet OF the most attrac-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

ctFh ~ The CHIEF SiGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. G.. January %. 1885, 10 a. IN.
For New England Iltr warmer weathe westerly
Winds Tisin, barometer
For the middle Atlantic states, fair, warmer
weather. WINS generally shifting To Southerly,
rising barometer
For Friday fair. warmer weather Is Indicated for
NV England, the mid lie Atlantic states, TennpS-
SEE, the ohio valley and lower lake region
BEWARE cheap pebbles Geauine. Hempler's, AZ
street
BUEYs PIFST>SEwA CUES all kidney diseases,
a.. 81
HA. HA, It", The "i>ing Laugh Na'ers;" Saw
ycr'6 Georgia Minstrel, afternoon and night for
balance OF the week. at IieTZO,,'s AuStliHi.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF IL. HOli1Dder, 4jS seventh
street northwest. DO lot forget that the entire
STOCK OF China, CrOckery ami HOlisefurnshiny
Goods. also Silver-Piafei Ware OF the test makes
must be sold regardless OF cost J. Brock, As
s1gnee.
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FOR SECURITY AT HoME
Use Alad lin Security OIL.
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FAv9Ks for the German, Gould's, All 9th st.
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An OppoRruN1rY FoR ALL.
TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRST-CLASS CLOTH
ING AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

None should delay, but call at once, and see our
stock OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN's CLOTHING,
AT OUR SPECIAL
10 AN 90 PER CENT REDUCTIONS
10 AN 20 PER CENT REDUCTIONS
10 AN 90 PER CENT REDUCTIONS.
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NO MISREPRESENTATION
NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We guarantee every buyer shall have the full
worth OF his money, and that every garment sell
shall do good service 10 the wearer TO the full amount
OF its cost, and bring the purchaser back TO again.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
1a1 CPS Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Z Is

We have made great reductions In our UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT, many lines being marked
down 10 less than cost Every garment In this de-
partnent Is OF the most reliable make and we feel
assured that the reductions will be appreciated.
Stock Complete In every department Secure gen.
ulne bargains at L. q. ID JAWS,
ja21 1l9 MARKET SPACE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03
JOHN T. ROMAN.
Sheriff Chatham county. Ga
CITY SHERIFF,S SALE

IT NDER and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued
u out of the City Court of Savannah in
favor Of the Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association VS.. Francis D. SAWYER | have
levied upon the following described properfy
as the property OF defendant, and will sei
the same at public outcry before the Court
House door IN the city of Savannah. county
of Chatham and State of Georgia on TUES
DAY, the first day of December, 1885, during
the Legal hours Of sale.
All That certain lot. tract or parcel of land
situated In salu county of Chatham and Stale
OF Georgia and Snown as sub-lot number one
% OF lot number four a. Of the Woolyille
tract; which raid sub lot hereby convened
contains six acres, more or less, and is bounded
as follows: East by original lot number three
OF the W oodville tract, south by Ogeechee
canal, west by sub-lOt plumber two ~ of lot
number four ~ of the WOOdvile tract, and
north by the Louisville road. and is part Of
a tract Of land containing eighteen 49, acres
more or lees, conveyed to francis Ann Bandg,
Administrative of Thomas Bandy, by Hiram
Roberts by deed bearing date January SGh.
1861.
Also. all that other tract Or parcel of land
in Chatham county ami State of Georgia
known and distinguished as lot number
eighteen llS), block one ~, WoOdylle, beng
c. q. Hull's subdivision Of WoOdviIle planta-
ton, situated about two and One-half miles
from the Exchange, Savannah, Ga, and con-
tanning, exclusive OF Central Railroad right
OF way. two hundred and twenty i've acres Of
land, as appears in county records OF said
county in Book L. page 1873.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney,
Terms cash; purchaser TO pay for papers.
Owner notified
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court Of Savannah
NOVEMBER 3D., 1855
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-03

While In a Sunken ship his Air is Cut
OF and He Becomes Unconscious.
From the Ne,o York Tribune.


From the NeW York Tribune.
BosTON, Oct. 31.-The following narra-
tive is given by Mr.. Mitchell, the profess
sional diver who nearly lost his life of
Bakers island near Salem: While in
speeding the wreck of sunken s!o0p he
dropped down through the hatChWay,
about feet to the floor below, and had
gone few feet forward, when he felt the
air shot of suddenly, not, as Is sometimes
the case. gradually, when the fault Is
with weak pump. He gave the life
line one sharp pull as a signal for
more air, but got no reply and no
more air. Again he gave the signal, but
got no reply. Then he realized that some
thing on the slOOp-he now thinks it was
the partly empty WAGER tank-had shifted
in the strong undertow and rolled on to his
hose and lifeline cutting Of all his com
munication with the surface. It was
hardly second before he felt his eyes
begin to protrude, and then there was
sharp pain, as though knife was drawn
across his forehead, and the top OF his
head felt as though it was pulled of.
Then he lost consciousness.
The next he knew he was stripped Of
his armor and the men on board the Ida
May were at work over him. The first
words he heard were: "Jaok, you took
| bred for your life"
The men on the Ida May said that rot
hearing from the diver they became
alarmed and Eignalled him, aud not get
ting any reply they began to haul him up.
He came up all right for about six feet
and then caught something. They eased
away on him and then tried again, sue
ceeding in pulling him to the surface. He
had lost one of the heavy-weighted shoes
which divers wear, 1t probably having
pulled of when he caught GA the comb
ings Of the hatchway.
Mr.. Mitchell says that he can recOllect
nothing that he saw below. He has a con-
! fused knowledge OF seeing the stone all
piled In the bows. On coming TO the sur
face the foot that had lost the shoe came
up first from the effect Of the air in the
armOr. The tank must have again shifted
its position and rolled of from his line or
his tender would not have been able TO get
him up. On Wednesday Mr.. Mitchell
says that he felt rs though he had been
beaten, his flesh being sore from the tre-
mendous pressure, and at the same time
he had no appetite and felt as though he
WAS just recovering from a fever. When
he reached the surface his armor was cut
of, and this prompt action was probably
what saved him. rs, if time had been
taken 10 unite il, ne would probably have
suhocatcd.
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SPECIAL MAsrER,s SALE.

MARIA +. HUNTER ct al, compla M
WI and JAMES HUNTER. deienua Tnecfro
Chatham superior Court. In equity
for partition. etc. -.,dered
Under and by virtue Of final decree, re- gs,s,
m said cause by the Honorable A. r. q q 'ror.
Judge of said court, on July lsth, lo'o bg
dan u. Brooks, Special Master l.lg ~ tho
ssid decree. will sell at pubic ohtey Eonrt
highest bidder, for cash, before VIZ Iieesl
House door in savannah. dur,n.g, s VA is
houre OF sale. on the FIRST ~ hNltt.lt, ms,
DECEMBER NEWT. being December lsil,t de'
for partition and for allpurpo.es o. DC, real
cree. as therein specified, the lol3" n.amelg;
property IN the city 81 savannah ra"mber
The eastern one-half NJ. ~ OF lot ,hl,rore.
thirteen (l3) in Troup ward anu l,nd rent
ments thereon. subject 70 annual VIII im.
10 the CITY q Savannah OF 42s sl' ,.r brek
proyements consisting of a fine 2-siN, ,,,Soroys.
hou-e on basement, with an mod,Th ,h he' ii rHt
ments and outbuildiugs and all tne ,ari.s
title. interest and estate Of an we Pr tep.
named ia said decree ae part oNho4'
auts IN common therein. tties.
Terms cash purchaser paving ieefo.oss
JORDAN p. Bko ,5tsl.r.
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FINDER and by virtue OF writ of eXeca,
~ tiOn issuing out Of the IIOnoraole Wv
City Cour5 OF savannah in favor OF the oa'al
nah Mutual Loan Association, planiiu'agaiil y
Mrs. Martha l.. stetson, on n debt secur5l "
the property hereinafter described ! N.Y.
levied upon the following described propoiY
a. the property Of the said Mrs. Marlha -
Stetson:
All that certain lot or tract Of land lyInt'
being and situate in the city of oaNal" a.
county and State aforesaid. known anu uS
scribed a. lot number eighty ,S0 Mhlte VA
having q front on Anderson street OF LIN
three feet and nine inches l43.W and g deP'"
Of one hundred and five feet l0jl TO idn''
And | viii sell the same at pubic ou1'.! 'n
fore the Court House door Of SAID conuAll ,,aI
the city Of savannah, county Of Lhatu,.t1U,', A.
state Of Georgia, on the III RsT 1 T. MEM
being the first day OF December 1881 Uo'"@
the legal hours OF sale. ..sb.
Defendant notified Of levy. Terms ''
purchaser paying for titles. ,.,,ry
Sheriff City Court OF sa'anu""'
SAVANNAH, GA. Nov. 3D., 1850.
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CITY sHERIFF,s SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of a writ Of exeeu-
~ ton issuing out Of the Honorable the
City Court Of Savannah in favor Of the "a.
vannah Mutual Loan Association, plaintiff
against w. S. Stetson. on debt secured by
the property hereinafter described, ! have
levied upon the following described property
as the property Of the said ". S. Stetson:
All that certain tract or lot Of land lying
being and situated in the city Of savannah,
county and State aforesaid, known ana DIS
tngushed as lot number one % in Z. >.
HnlPs subdivision of lot nuiaber thirty ,SJl ID
Middle oglethorpe ward, in sa'd city, said 10;
being situated on the corner OF Zubly ana
Lumber streets, containing twenty-five Z9
feetOn Zubly street and extending back paral.
lei with and distance of ffty-seven t5'l feel
on Lumber street.
And | will sell the same at public outey
before the Court House door of said county,
in the city of Savannah, county Of Chalnan
and state of Georgia, on the FIRST TUE
DAY, being the first day of December, 1871
between the legal hours OF sale.
Defendant notified Of levy. Terms CASH.
purchaser paying for titles.
DAVID BAlLE,
sheriff City Court Of Savannah
SAVANNAH, GA Nov. 3D. 1885,
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CITY sHFRTFF,s s.TD

NDER and by virtue Of fl. ia i.s,oa
- OF the City Court Of Savannah in fayo' out
the JASPER MUTUAL LOAN ASSl6SEG94f Of
LiGS VS.; ~ tbd FEKG HsoN Trustee aa4s
the property of the defendant D FFtgTBBGeiItJ
son, Tru.tee, and will sell the same al nniS
cutlery before the Court House do, a. Puelc
Guy OF savannah, county of Chatham !" s ,a9
TUESDAY, the 81 of November lSey AL, III, On
legal hours of sale; All that eastern nortiag
or half part Of that certain lot tract ~, t'On
Gel Of land situate, lying and being in tba pgt-
OF savannah, said county OF Chatham ~,
Stateof Georgia. and known and distin@tiiseana 9
on the map of said city RS lot numbar ',aI,eu
l2Ol Columbia ward, with the improyen,ol.y.
thereon. Property pointed out by plainh5s99
attorney. PAINFUL
Terms cash: purchaser paying for titles
Owner notified. DAVID 'RATTEV
Sheriff City Court. Savannah
SAVANNAH. Angnst g 1893 l''u'