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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
1mrtiom Salrn xttarr paus.
VALUABLE Land
FOR SALE.

win offer for sale before the Court House, on
TUESDAY. December eth. 1885. during the
uauaI houra of sale

VIII offer for sale before the Court House, on
TUESDAY. December eth. 1886. during the
usual hours of sale.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF UPLAND
AND OF BOTTOM LANDS IN ABOUT
EQUAL QUANTITIES.
This land. abont two and a half miles from
the city, has a sOutherly frontage on the
Coast Line Railroad of $500 feet from Bona
venture Cemetery toward the city, and 10 be.
tween the Coast Line Railroad and East Sa-
vannah. 10 also has n frontage of LOO feet
on the Schuetzen Platz Branch, and go feet on
BonaVenture Shell Road.
Timber Landing Creek runs through the
low lands, anording perfect system OF drain
age. The lands under cultivation rent readily
for four dollars per acre. The highlands, i'm
proved with class OF cheap houses, would
command ready tenants at very remuDeratIve
prices. This is ore Of the most compact and
desirable bodies of land to be had In the
county, and Is situated to steadily advance In
value.
The extension of Anderson street lovers
Lane), now being projected. will pass through
the property.
Eighty acres nearest Savannah, and in
front Of East Savannah, have been divided
into seven hundred and ten lots, in blocks Of
ten front and ten rear lots, each BOX 100, sur
rounded by streets hfty feet wide. The plan
OF this and other maps relating TO this prop
erty can be seen at my office.
This presents an extraordinary opportunity
for an Investment which can be made to vie d
large profit with small outlay OF cash-the
first payment.
The property can be treated for at private
sale until day of sale.
Terms: One third cash, balance in two
equal payments, In one and two years, with
interest ut per cent. per annum, and bond
for titles.
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COTTON BURNED.
Fair Florida.

JAcKsoNvILLE, FLA, Nov. 29.-The
wy ol Johannes OOysen, the sailor who
as drowned Thursday night by falling
'eLooard from the schooner Henry Nj,
,srA, was recovered to-day floating in
river. There are suspicious of foul
10y as threats had been made against
r% ny negro with whom he mad a diff.
rse Jacksonville Gentlemen's Social
n oD closed its doors to-day. IL was a
| oIa failure. It's furniture, etc., was
O ~ under the hammer.
|rin u e. oanloTd and Lake Eustis railway
~ W formally opened tomorrow.
|Enl se convention OF the South Florida
plScopal clergy convened at Orlando 10.
a. Bishop Neil was rendered a recep.
yn to-nlght at the residence of s. p.
on LOU. sa,tt. The convention will be In SEES
oh several days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
A COUNTY SEAT FIGHT.
La Moure Declared in Contempt of
Court by a District Judge.

liz hOurc lJeCIATeu contempt Oh
Court by District Judge.
FARGO, OAK, Nov. 29.-At the late
election the town OF La Moure secured a
small majority in favor of removing the
county seat from it's location at the rival
town of Grand Rapids to La Moure. A
few nights later, in pursuance of the
usual practice in such cases. a mob went
to capture the county records by force.
They found the court house in
possession OF the Sheriff and a
posse of twenty armed men, but the
latter fed before the fierce assault
and the doors were beaten down and the
archives captured. This was done know
ing that United States Judge Francis, OF
that district, had granted an Injunction
restraining the removal, which had not
been served. 1t is learned now that Judge
Francis regards La Moure as in contempt
of court, and gives them ten days to get
the records back to Grand Rapids and
purge themselves of contempt. He re-
fuses to near their attorneys. 1t is one Of
the bitterest OF county seat fights, for
which Dakota is noted, and there is dan
ger OF fuIthe violence.
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Labor at the Polls.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-About 200
delegates, representing nearly all the
trade and labor organizations in the city,
independent political organization for the
purpose OF taking an active part In the
municipal election TO be held
In February next. A permanent
organization was formed under the name
of 1.-THE United Labor Party" 1t was
decided to organize every ward and cleo
ton division in the city. Another con-
vention will be held, ut which the nomi-
nation of candidates for every Office to be
filed at the spring election will be decided
IlnOn.
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ala aaIHlIIa 49, =
NJooD.
For Rfnt.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, Nog. 18th, $780,
The stalls in the Market building viii be
rented on WEDNESDAY. the 1rst day OF
December, at II O'Clock AN. Parties deslr-
ing % retain their stalls will have 10 be- on
hand and respond promptly. -
City Marshal.
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PAINTS AND OILS ABLAZE.
P. '. Anderson's establishment a
Montgomery Burned.

P. '. Anderson's Establishment at
Montgomery Burned.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 29.-FIre
broke out little before o'clock this
eveningin the cellar of p. j. Anderson's
store, in "a wholesale block on Commerce
street. his stock consisted of paints and
oils, sashes and blinds, on four floors, and
was totally destroyed. The new water
works KEEP the fire out of the adjoining
stores, except the roof ana third floor OF
g. W. Coos wholesale grocery store.
Considerable damage was done by water.
The total lois is about $4,000. Mr.. An
dersOn's lost on stock and building is
complete, as he has no insurance. The
other lOssesare partly covered by insur-
ance.
Considerable damage was done by
water in Cook & Co.'s store. The fire did
not go beyond the top floor of that estab-
llshment. Two colored firemen, Ed King
and Ike Thomas, were injured by falling
from ladders. King was seriously hurt.
James Macon (white) J., a volunteer, also
Tell and had rib broken. Jim Duvall
lcelored), volunteer, fell and was badly
bruised. Vim. Whiting, an invalid, who
fo0med or the top floor of the Anderson
~ noN "a INV CbCdpC
down though the dense smoke. Mr..
COok's loss alone is covered by a $4,000
lnsuranc, policy.
COTTON BURNED.
MOBILE, ALA, Nov. 29.-Fire caught
lFcolt0n on the TWO rear cars OF an in
Gaming Mobile 81 Ohio freight train this
e'enlng. Sixty bales were consumed and
we've damaged. The loss OF $500 is
gS"ered by general policy in the Royal
Insurance Company of Liverpool.
MANDATORY BURNED.
IA FORTE, IND, Nov. 29.-The build
lgs and machinery of the Loomis Manu-
lcturing Company were burned this
nOrning. The loss Ia 500, 900. The in
.rance is $1,000. Felix Kraus. the
Mtchman, perished IN the flames.
BUGGY WORKS BURNED.
La FORTE, IND, Nov. 29.-Loomis'
uggy and cutter body works were
,uined last night. The loss is So, 900. The
Insurance is unknown.
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prroonal.

WANTED, correspondence with some mic,
W Young ladies'; age between Is and 20
Address p. w. j Johnston Station, Ga.
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Lost in Lake Ontario.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Nov. 29.-Satur.
day night the schooner Comanche, owned
in Osweeo, laden with 1000 bushels OF
corn from Chicago for Ogdensburg, ran
on a shoal about three-quarters OF a mile
from the west side OF Point Peninsula, on
Lake Ontario, and sunk. The schooner
was commanded by Capt. Becker, OF
OsweRo, who, with Albert Ounce, OF the
same city, owned the vessel. In rescuing
the crew, which consisted OF eight per-
sons, Fred Tucker, farmer, aged 20, was
drowned by the capslzing Of bis boat.
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Sprrial Mntirse.
State and County Taxes, 1888,

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES, CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA, :
SAVANNAH, Oct. Is. 1867
The digest is now open for the collection Of
the above Taxes, on all property. real and
personal, the specific tax on professions; also,
the POLL TAX. for EDUCATIONAL PUR-
city and county. between the ages of twenty
one and sixty years.
Office at the Court House. Hours from A,
NJ. to Bpm. JAS. j. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector q q
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Fine Truck Land
On Thunderh0It Road.
G. n. DoRsETT, Auctioneer.

G. II. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
win offer for sale at the Court House on
TUESDAY. December 7th, 1885, during the
usual hours of sale,
Thirty acres Of valuable trucking land on
the Thunderbolt Shell Road, about three miles
and half from the city. Hs
The improvements consist OF a dwelling and
store recently Overhauled. The land Is rich
and produces good crops The property ia
now yielding nearly two hundred dollars per
annum.
There Is now no other property on this road
in the MARKET.
Terms; One third cash and the balance in
equal payments IN one and two years with
interest at per cent per annum and bond
for titles.
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A Bold Diamond Robbery,

NEW York, Nov. GA young man
went into the store OF j. II. johnson, O
ieweler at Broome and the Bowery, to-
night and asked to see some diamond
rings. He snatcbed the tray AS a custo-
mer came in and fled. The man was well
dressed and the clerk did not suspect him
sued by the clerk. The street was blocked
by crowds OF people who heard the cries
OF the clerk. The thief escaped. The
police were notified. The rings stolen are
valued at $1,000.
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Savannah Cadets.
HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH Can

HEADQUARTERS SAVANNAH CADETS
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 80, 1856.
You are hereby ordered to attend an extra
meeting of the CORPS to be held at their
Armory THIS EVENING at o'clock.
Business OF Importance, relative to the APP
preaching Bazaar, will be brought before the
meeting.
Veteran, Pay and Honorary Members are
requested to be present. By order of
II. M. BRANCH, Cant. Commanding.
r. p. LOWELL, First Sergeant
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An Attractive Place Oh The Salts
I.D.LanoonE,s SONS. Auetlonssrs.
AT AUCTION.

on TUESDAY. the TN o. December. we will
sell in front ~ the Court House unless pre-
yiously disposed " al priFate sale,
That Handsome and o0mmodlous resldenoe.
with I'VE acres 81 land, at the falc ~ finpe.
SHOWN a. the "hueFard place. IhG baauii-
iul dwelling hna piaxkaa On both froTs. a.
te34luf eaaf and south uf the DuiidinR ana
barn, fruit irtNa. snTqen, uak trees. large aud
AhAtts sad al NIaNnNi well ~ WhtNfi Also.
NNfh hNNNN All complete. THE lNfAliNU ~ tNiA
property = one ~ H. sfEi ~ ths ISLAND. vito
0HNHfif4I FlHH Sc IHH riser treat. a11 ~
eeIl 3 few uINalsA uHIA f14u a.. IAl4aso
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II Valuable Building Lots III
AT AUCTION.
Daniel R. Kennedy, Aucti0neer.,

AT Court House. Dec. 7th. I will sell all the
remaining lots formerly one estate and con
sistlng Of eleven valuable sites, and located
as follows:
Lots Nos. SO and 81, size 40 4-5xl60 feet each.
facing south on Gwinnett street, between
Montgomery and " est Broad streets.
Lots Nos. rs, 70 and II, size Al by 1870 feet
each, facing north on Hall street, between
jefferson and Montgomery streets.
Lots Nos 90, SO, 81. IS and 90. size 4s AS by
100 feet each, being an entire block, bounded
by Jefferson and Montgomery streets on the
east and west and lane on the north and south.
Lot No. 50, size 70x47.9, running through
from Tattnail TO jefferson, and between Hail
and Huntington streets,
These lots close all that are vacant in this
section, and are old direct from first hands.
Now Is your opportunity in securing a good
building site in the rapidly growing part of
the city.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

Mrs, WInslOW's soothing syrup should
aiWaysDe used when children are cutting
Teeth, "a relieves TIE little sufferer Al
once, Il produces natufal, quiet sleep ~
Relieving the child from pain, AND the
little eleFub aWakes ~ sDught ~ :
buit0nD u " very pleasant V TASTE, u
ao0ihas fhe Guild. a0fiens tbe gums, ~
lass all pain, "a lieFes NinGs regulates ths
beeeis. a1d u 90 lAei fnoHn remedy for
flerfhaa. Nbeslef arising from loeiAloH
81 olbef eseees. - cenis = ssiIie,
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CALL at A. II. CHAMPIONS for q choice
~ bunch of Ripe Bananas at your own
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Daie OF the Forestry CONGRESS

be A r.. oNlAk SPRINGS, FLA, Nov. 20
y, "a 5-At outiVe Committee Of the South
tdsr orestry Association, at its meetIng
$50 postponed the next session ofthat
,,loLtt'ion until Feb. 10. Hon. c, II,
fiea eie' OF Georgia, its President, has
i ~ 'us si invitations TO the Governors OF
'Ae states TO send delegates.
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DoAhD ana large fufnisDed or npfurs
- BiHhFd fFah nn second n00r ouNfaINinN
ssss Kfafe. elesFf. ~, lAs iterfis street.
kfo,i4anfncOnh sfHfFY. aafaotas.
- ~ fHfN|eHH4 F1rIHt. eth HPEE|iaHt I1af4 .
NNansA |sQti.eA. Aats teafA
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QUINN & GRAY's CRASH.
The Liabilities Fully $1OO,OOO-Re
sumption Expected.

sumption Expected.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 29.-The liza.
bilties of Quinn IL Gray, the dry goods
merchants who failed Saturday, are now
said to be over 100000. The goods and
fixtures are estimated at $150,O00. 1t Is
the heaviest failure which ever occurred
Ia this place. The creditors are princi-
pally in New York, Chicago and Little
Rock. 1t is believed, however, that the
firm will resume business shortly.
BREAK AT MARIANA.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-Jacob Shaul, gene
"a merchant at Mariana, Ark, was closed
today by the Sheriff. His liabilities are
$4,000, and his assets $3.50
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4. H.B'I'
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SageettuQe.
Clinton Lodge No. 81, F. A. NJ.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 80, 1886. A
A special communication of this IN
Lodge will he held THIS TuesdaylAF M
TERNOON, Nov. 80. 1886, at Masonic "
Temple at $3.50 O'Clock, for the purpose
OF paying the last tribute of respect to our
deceased brother, GE0RGE w. CHAMBERS.
Members OF sister Lodges and transient
brethren fraternslly invited. BY order of
HENRY BARTLETT, W. NJ.
L. w. WORTSMAN. SecretArY.
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EunrraI 9nuiisfinu q

CHARACTERISTICS friends and acquaint-
Mr.. ami Mrs. James Sawyer and Miss +.
Cooley are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of tho former from 1855 York street
THIS AFTERNOON at 8 O'clock.
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Child Labor Laws Not Enforced

JERSEY CITY, Nov, 29.-A com mlttee OF
machinists, representatives oftbe Knights
of Labor, consisting OF John 4. Murray,
j, 4. Hail, Patrick Grady and Frederick
Goat, waited upon Gov. Albeit yesterday.
They urged him 10 give unusual promi-
hence In bis snnual address 70 the laxity
on the enforcement OF the child labor law.
The Governor said be would consider the
matter.
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st. Andrews Society.

The annual meeting OF the st Andrews
Society will be held at Metropolitan Hall
THIS DAY at I'm
Members are requested to come prepared to
pay dues.
The anniversary supper will be spread at s
O'Clock P. NJ. at the Marshall House. Hv Or
der OF JAMES Il. STEWART
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Base BANS NationaI no.rd

|Ili' tsi'ibGjkG, PA, Nov. pa meeting
ose M Nt ,.l IN this city Dec. TOR the pur.
Iss loiining a national board OF the
f.ss,,o ~ leagues. Delegates Will be
ron n ION Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
|ad ND n.a,ltllnore. Pittsburg. Lonisyille,
HVDaDiy Cincinnati and CHICAGO.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or
more, IN this column the best in the pGper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN Adcdnce. each Insertion
Everybody tchO has any 'oant TO supply,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any ,otsh
TO grdtifp, should advertise in this column.
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Notice.

The annual renting of the Pews In Christ
Church will take place THURSDAY, DE-
GENDER SECOND, between the hours of
NINE A. NJ. AND TWOP.M.
Occupants not giving notice of wish to give
up Pews will be considered as retaining them.
THE VESTRY
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Goals of Fire.

SALEM, MASS, Nov. 29.-The tanners
are hiring comparatively few strikers,
and il is said that in no case will a man
known to have taken part in the recent
riotous demonstration be reinstated. One
manufacturer, who hired striker this
morning, took him through the SHOP and
asked his non-union men IL they had any
objections to him. All replied that they
had not. The man was set TO work vita
tbs admonition that il he interfered in
any way with the nOn-union men he
would be discharged.
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JUST RECEIVED at 10 cent store, 1854
~ Bryan street, 3 compartment Dflner
Kettles 4, 9, quart Strainer Pals, quart
MIX Pals, Iron Bake Pans, Stew Pans, Kero-
sene Cans, Oilers, Sliters, Cabinet Frames. Il.
Z. CONNELL. ..ftI1aH
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The Galatea 20 iiace Again.

u 50 lykk, Nov. 29.--At meeting OF
lem =, s ,l Yacht club tonight Lieut..
|esent ne hngiisb cutter 0alaiea. wss
! nm ~ snort speech In promised
IVA III, ~ the 1slaiea next year aud
ssoe. 'sf al ibe yaolt races u next
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Notice to Petit Jurors.

The Petit Jurors of the Citv Court of Sa-
vannah need not apply until WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER LIST, 1886, at 10 O'Clock A Nj. BY
order of
Hon. WILLIAM n. HARDEN,
Judge City Court of Savannah.
b. Il. GRAY. -Deputv Clerk @. Q. 8.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30

Has returned TO the city and resumed his
practice Omitted TO diseases OF Eye, Ear and
Throat, at his office No. 9S Harris street,
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Store and Residence.
Excellent Business stand.


win Oder AZ the Court H0nse on TUESDAY.
Deeember Ttb, ieso. daring the Usual hours
81 SALE
The store aus residence 90 Tie norfhenff
egfnef ~ AH1aFton alf Bra flrsaif. fha
SAID premises bfiuH 50 feal "a bnii ~ ~ fees
90 AunrrACn, The house h nfaf cad cQm~
mod uNa. nffnN pngtlfniAf|y Naapfaa 70 fAH
wHnta M lsefaoA dong hnkinass - fhe NFnns
11Fx. thf store 10 une - iha AHat elhn1f "a
s'N4|A Atss lttecfef - ttft setle|e|ti
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A Good Building Site.

@. II. DORsETT. Auctioneer.
win offer for sale at the Court House, on
TUESDAY. December 9TH, 1886. during the
usual hours Of sale,
Subdivisions A, b. and G. OF lot No. 20
Wylly ward, each OF said sub divisions having
front on Burroughs street OF thirty five feet
with rectangular depth Of sixty feet.
The said Lot No. 40 10 on the northeast cor
ner OF Henry and Burroughs streets and
measures sixty feet on Henry by one hundred
and i've feet on Burroughs. Terms Cash.
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Notice.

Neither the Captains nor Consignees will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crews of the German bark "NIagara," j.
Steenken. Master, and British bark 'sOssuna.r
r. Mckay, Master. Hoist 4 CO.,
Consignees.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 30. 1886.
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NOVEMBER 20.
Notice..

All bills against the British steamship
Saskatchewan" Pearsons, Master, must be
presented at our office by / o'clock TO-
DAY CTuesday) or payment will be debarred.
JAS.B WEST & co.
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Fighting in Rurmah.

RANGooN, Nov. 29.-The British troops
in Burmah, in the recent encounter with
the forces of Boshway, killed l43 of his
followers. But three OF the British were
wounded.
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Ulmer's Liver torrectOr.

This vegetable preparation Is Invaluable for
the restoration Of tone and strength To the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills. caused By disordered liver. 10 can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical mer. Ask for
Umer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
q oc bottle. Freight paid To any address.
B.F. ULMER. M. D.,
Pharmacist. Savannah. Ca.
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ilbst.ss. : 20, H.~in fhe Chamber ~
81 1.... t.''f ne fofefpWrnf pfsafntcc
'iaies ~ trlai ~ lur5.
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Notice..

MR.. A. KAUFMAN, of New York, hav-
ing determined to establish a Novelty and
Ten Cent Store in Savannah anu appointed
me his agent To conduct the same at No 1879
BrouRhton street, by power of attorney dated
November goth, 1886, l respectfully solicit the
custom and patronage OF my friends in his be-
half. L.W, WORTSMANI
SAVANNAH. Nov. 20. 1856.
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Notice.

All bills against the British steamship .Be-
lini, Robertson, Master, must be presented al
our Office by or before IL M. TUESDAY, Nov,
80, or payment thereof will be debarred.
A. MINIS & SONS,
COnsignees.
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A VERY DESIRABLE
Farm and Improvements
on THE SALTS.

" - N>""SA""0of'
At Court House, TUESDAY. Dec. Z, at IN
O'clock viii sell.
80 2-l0 acres OF land, all under fence, with
frontage on Herb river. and being portion
OF tha tract known as Bonabella, six miles
from the city. aud reached by either private
conveyance or City and Suburban railway: 20
acres under cultivation, the remainder In
wood; good water. variety OF fruit trees and
grapes. The improvements consist of very
comfortable plastered dwelling Kitchen, SER
wants rooms, barns, cow sheds and stables.
Splendid place for stock and poultry raising.
also boating and fishing. This Is one of the
most complete farms in this section. The new
Isle OF hope road Will pass through this props
erty.
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Gwinnett Street Property
AT AUCTION.

DANIEL r.. KENNEDY. AuctIoneer.
At Court House TUESDAY. Dec. 9TH, at l..
O'Clock, will sell:
Lot number % Mercer ward. size so by 100
feet. This property faces south on GwInnetr
street between Price and East Broad streets,
S. +. Il W. R'y employees should give this lot
their attention.
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Mr.. Clements to Marry.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Representa-
tive Clements, OF Georgia, who is now
here, will. it is now announced, marry
this winter. Miss Delaney, sister OF the
wife of Representative Willis, of LOUIS
vile, Ky. Miss Delaney IS an heiress.
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entertainments.


CHEAT BAk6AfN SALE In Holiday
" lioOds. silver Plated Castor 81 81 10; oV-
city goods very cheap. and nrst-class ~ efs,
as We buy from the best houses in The Lnnisd
States. Stoves. furniturs and House Fur.
BishlnR Goods ~ every description A. prices
which will FHYe you money, A. NATHAN
BIOS, 10 Congress street,
kKTAHTED. BOARDING. bTOCk-fIaginE
w enlarged my D0hfdiuf and sala siaD'fs,
aIa prepared ~ oner nneafpAsseH seeDmm1s
dafionf Tor tNenfyrnfs ~ thirty more ffFus
iar boarding. horfol hui MUSE, aua respect
lsoaFglna fit1k f1F egl1fnCe ~ ine care and
aiie0tl61 elsea. DUDLEY cox, Nlillam
and Naai hfgea aifefif.
Ifahfg GeDDt. fseey Doots fsncf
II feeaa fepff npofs. fsacJ Goods, fsnfy
lssst faaes a4eaH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-30
We Are Overloaded

with our nrst arrival Of Peas and Beans OF
isss crop. and In order 10 make room for the
immeass stock yei 10 arrive. We are offering
great Endorsements 20 Planters who wish pat
~ 40 early crop. AZ they vers bepEl.s low.
wsc aa snsrd 10 ssii low.
mai orders for seed ssa pfnrs promptly
als1. EDwARD !. HfEfFHn.
Dfan21s asa 1atalHse.