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no The er,il.srs q TAlRAsp cross Of
i stssi, 10 tks CSaaty of Orferd ssi site %
Maine insolvent debtor ,-iOa are hsreby notlned !.
Of Insolvency Zoe ssh CouniT q oxford, The
secoai mesiins q The creditors 81 sail in-olvent
10 appointed ~ - hsii 81 the Probate Court room
IN fsris. 10 sail Cosaty of Otford on "Wednesday
me flst day % Jaly. a. u. lsri. a. oelost In
he foreoooa. You slii govern yourselves sosord'
ingiy.
Given under ny hsnd ahi the order Of Court
ghis ieih dsy % tans. A. u. ls-4-
IIEgHIJk 4. DAVIS, Register Of NE Court Of
Iasolvescy for SAT- CoaLty u Otford.
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OXFORD, ss,-AI Court Of Probate h'li at
r1s. wilhIa aai &c NE Coaaiy q ga lord.
% The tAlfi TUESDAY Of Jane, 4 II. -.
W LILLIAN W. MELBOURNE. knscsios % The
estate Of EiIs frcetof. late 81 wAtsrfori, In
sad Ccatiy. dscs.sei. hsvlax pfcssntsi III. ss'
ouaat % sirnlaistrsiioa q tne ksisie 81 SAL De
ceased Tor siios kncsi
OspsHIp. that The ssli Eusut0r give notios
10 all psrsoas taisrestsi By eaasinE eopy ofthis
order 10 BE- psblishsd rests ssec~ssivslI 10 The
Oxford Democrat printsi ai Paris. tat thst nay
sKpsu ata Probate Cosrt 20 BE- held 81 Paris,
In salf ooaaty on the thru Tussdsy OF July pcht,
az O'elOci Ia The foreaoon 40 sbSs ease u sny
thsy have shy the tame sh0ali notts all0sei.
GEO. A. WILSON, Jsffe.
true eopY attest Ill G. DAVIS Re GisteI.
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PORTLAND TO uorREAL

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srass. Coo Oriord Go. tale the . - Lsvistsa En-.
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DlRIeo ROOFING COMPANY.

BaIidsr. .hosli Investigate =. n the RoofHo
Material anuf.cturei ~ the Dngo foofnT C5
ID 4 tidy IN sppearsnes; durable with property eaIv
&c bali esniary. Tie rOoeng fot 100 feet costs
f12S. Delivered without freight charge 81 any
POM n Mslns Nth railroad 90 steamboat connsc.
ilons II u the m0st valuable roofing ever invested
for the price. Just The thing ior co,tares. send or
circular. Address Dlrrs Rcsk-g C. steep fAls Me.
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NOTICE

\ HAVE ~. DAY sivea 70 nv ssa, Abrshsp !.
i T.intsr. Ms tine n oct All uais lof himsslf
And nat,os !. hereby sisea thai I shall cl.ln
boee Of HE uarcs sisr this date. % paJ ahJ blis
% hls conusCunE.
plnfs,d Juss :. issl .
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arare ny NAME

uxronp, sss-ceuu Of lss,lvsacy. 81 Wed
n<siay Of jan, a. u. ts<1.
10 me matter Of LLswsLLrS u. k>oWLs''
fnsolte cot Dsoiof .
nls hereby erterei. Thn notice BE- sives 70
al persons latsrestcd 10 ths settlemsnt % me
aoeeant OF Alyaa II. Gotsln, Assixnee Of the
e.py Of ihIs orisr 10 be pubiished too wesss,
sn,sessivsiy. In the Otfofd Deaocrst, neus.
paper pflntsi Ia Paris In ssh CouatJ. that thsI
msy appear 81 Court Of Insolvency. 70 ~ hela
day Of yaly next, ct niue O'clock 10 NE fofenoos'
ami be heard ihereoa. aai on.ci " thsy s.e eAass'
.Eo. A. WILSON. Judge
Of Insolysncy Coart, Oxfofd County.
Ten. csr,.- At,s.ii NJ q bAvrs, Register.
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OXFORD. sat- Cont Of Protests bell 81
psls sl.hla AL Zoe The Couniy % Otioid on
the thiFd russiF ~ iuas A. D. is-a
HANSON COR. Susr1tsn ofJsrcmish Hose,
a uns0 unf MAD ~ ofcsnsooi, 10 ssi toantr.
haViTg pfessalsd he ascouht oi ssArushshlp
u sad wAfd fof aliOssncs
Orisrei tasi the SAL euuliAn ave 90
tios % sli persons inisfesiei ~ esuslhs coPy
Of this order o. ~ yubnshci three ussss zoe
es.sltsly 10 ths Okf5ri pemolfaL pfietei 81
Paris thai thsy mas appear a. frsbAts tyar W
- he'll Of Paris sithin snt 1f s.d soaaiI o. the
lhiri Tues. Of Jaly nsst. a. . o'ciocs 10 The fcr,
soc and show sAnss. n sny thet have. uhJ the
same sAoali not Be sliessi.
GEO a. WILSON, Jadgs.
- 49,. A. nANIa
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N.,is. .s s.e..a H.s,i.s sf cs.di,.ss D.
lasslvsssy.

no the crciitors % Dsnisl n. i.sbfoss Of Water
ford. 10 The Couaty % oxford asi STATE 81
Maine. Insolvsat Doctor. - f0a are hsreby nosi
fsd. That with ths app'ossl ofths Jsdfe Of Nc
Court of iasolvsucy Zoe ssii ooaaty, The sseond
meeting % The erciiiors 81 sai ihsolvsst 10 ~
polstssi ~ h. hell 10 the Probate Court hoou 10
farts IN sali county. 90 wednesday, the gist day
% July, A. o.. ls-s. at niss e'closk In The FORE.
noon. loa oil govern yoar.sltes accordingly.
0lven unief my hanf Aai the order OF Cour,
this tilh dsV % Juns, a. %. lrs.
nERRlck 4. DAVIS. Register Of ths Court Of
tasolveaey fof sad Cosnty % OsfSrf
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sEO. A. WILSON Jsdf-

oxFORp, ..-M a Cosrt % Probate held 90
Para, withia and for the CSsaty % Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Jute. \. u. issi.
co The psiitl0a of CiiARLts q. WILSON. %
Aubufu In the Ccanu Of Anffosoxfin prsyinE
that tee. u nssrce. "a ssd Autap. b sppoist.
sd Admmisustef % the estate % Amands Tara.
20. late of bs,hsi. 10 ssid CouaiI q Oif'ri. o..
ceasestf
ordered. nat the ssi fetiihsssr give aotles
orssftO b pablishsd three sea- ssatesssi.syint
Onford Democrat printsdst Paris, that thsy MAJ
appear alta Probate Coaft To b held 81 fsris
At o'clOcl nthsforeooon aaf sho~ ease II snf
they have, why the sane shcuh ,ot b gran,e'i.
ESQ. A. WILSON. Jstse.
f..s r,nvl ftssfH III. a.. DAVIS. Hsslslff.
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For Governor,



The Republicans 20 Oxtord County are ~.
llonss. Paris IIuI on "Wednesday. Jane - -.
~ h. o'Clock A. n. Soc the parpc-e % notnipa
Ting candidates for the foilosing Soantl on
Gers. via Two senator's. tsu tounty tutn
nis.ioners. 0ounty Attorney, CLERK ~ 1ourts.
Rsglsire % nessls. lfur the Eastern Anl wee
tsra Districtsl sheriff AMI Treasurer
Iha basts ~ repfvseut aiion I'll ~ a. Dol
lo.s Harh Town ami Plantation ofgAnirci
fnr election purfuC@ss I'll D. entitled % one
delegate. AMI an a.hiiiionAl celegAie for every
seventy. ave votes cast for The Republican can
maiorify fraction % forty votes Ill also en-
TILE The town a. an additional delegate.
IOuN b -rANlh1,
IsHAEI a.. ktMHAlf.
SINAED :. -rlAkN~.
FErEH n NOtNe
JANE IRISH.
CuA~ a. rENpHNrkE
Eer1blicAn County Committee.
The several tosus AMI Plantations uiA -
entitled % NE tilo~iug representation IN the
above Convention.
Anaovsr nsbroa sumnsr
nsthsl lowell ,seisn
Iirowndsll. . MAson lpton
uacknsid ! Netico Waterfront
nyrun NsSy Mocl.ies
Csntoa Norsay frAakiin al.
IAenmars oxfori tincoln ~
ulnneid = i'Aris NaEAlfSy III !
Fryeturr Peru Nllton ~
t.ileal I Porter kleI ~
Orsron Enxnury
l.reenwug.l ] kumfurd
hanover sio~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

OXFORD, sss-At Court Of Probate held at
PARIS, within and for the Comfy ofOrford %
the third russdsy % Jsus. lss.
HANNAH A. HAMMOND, Admin isirAtriH on
the estate % felex n. Hammond late Of Paris.
b. SAID Coaaty. deceased. having pres<ated
b>r account Of administrator Of the kstste OF
ssit deoeas>f for allowance
Ordered. That TIE said Administrauix give no.
tee 10 ali persons interested By causng copy of
This Order 70 bc published three weeks excessively
o. the Oxfori Democrat newspaper printed ID
ProDsts Court 20 he slden ~ fafis. within and
Tor sait Cossts. 90 the third Tuesday Of JAY
usxt a. nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and show
eAass. n any they have. Why the zane should not
GRO. A. WILSON, Judge.
A uss ecpy. -sitssli n. z. DAVIS. hssisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
Atm. sop,-A,,.,I ' T. { S SCi E: sis'

oxyoRp. ss,-N sCosr, Of rro.sis hsii At
Trysbusg sithin and Or he CosntY q Oafori
on the arst Iussdss 81 Jane. A. n. t-~A
WILLIAM a.. nfRi>s. Adminfrfstf ca the
estate % sally 4. 4. sprins. late Of ftfebass.
10 ssid Couuty. decssset. haVlas pfessnt~i be
account n siminlstrsti0e u he ss,Ais ~ sail
dersa,ei Coz allowance
OApEEsp. that sAi Aimlnisifatbf ave notlce
40 All persons Interested ~ eausing copr ~ hh
order 10 bs pu1llshsd thrte weeks ssceessl1ely IN
ne Otfori Democrat. saestpspef pfinisi Al Tar
"a. that thew may appear a. Probate Court - %
hell 81 rafl.. Ia said countY. on re Third Iues-
d.y of Isy ustL 81 ne o'clOek 10 the forenoon,
asi she's esass, u any ihsJ have shJ The sane
.houH not La ailosel
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Nsssss sS Pssisiss fss Dtsshasgs.
ssnte M Maine.


OxyOuD, 80 ,-Coau o. fssolven<y. In the case
Of ROsAi.yO CROckErr, fasol,eat Debtor.
NOTICE 10 hereby given th.t pesiuoe has on
~ this ielh day % jane, a. 10. Isl besn pfe.
senis.i ID salf court Coz said County b. kosAivo
Cssslsl % Baekash, 10 the Coanty o. osfesd.
prsylng thai he mar b decrced . fuii discharge
irOm al his dsbts pfO,a6le snd.f NE pfo.issoas
sali psiliion ~ 10 ordered by said coan that .
hssrinE b. hal upon the sane bsfofe ssii cest,
Al Paris, IN call eOaniy of Otfofi, on wednesday
the 1lst day % Jaif, A. q. ls~d. Al hlns ocleSa
lishei In the OxroaD Drs0cnAr, Q Newspaper
published in sati county % OXFORD, once zee
Tor Two successive vesk The last psblicAtoe 70 ~
seven days before the dav % hearing and thAi Gil
creditor. Who have proved their debt-, and othsr
persons Interested, NAV sppsar ~ SAID uns snh
place and show cause.if any lhsy have, WIZ ~.
charge shoai not be uan.ed sad debtor Aoesfa
lns 10 The ptsyst of NJ. pstilion.
Attest - ilERniCK 4. DAVIS, Register
% said Court for said Coaniy Of Otfsfd.
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S.,.s. 81 s....A ....,.s .f c'.a,s.'s ..

yv,o rnE creditors 81 ots Z. Rss.sli of Bnek.
il nsla. 10 the Coaaty % Osford ssf state %
Maine, Issolvest Dsbtor-lou Arc hersby notine'i,
NAT Win The approval Of The Jeife oi NE Cseu
cod Msstias % ne Crcaiiors of sah Issolveat. 10
appolstssi % be held 81 the Probate Coaft koom
Ia Paris. In sail Coanty Of OtfOr'i, on wednesday
ne fOr,secs. zoe vili govern yourselves accord.
mgiy.
Sl,sa uaisr MT hand sbs the order Of Court
this l6ih dsy % Juas, A. ID. ls-i.
HEnniCk 4. DAVIS Register 81 the Court OF
lasolyenfy zoe sait Coanty % Oxford.
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Aly. ,,py-All..iI Il. 9. paws. R,si..r.

OxFoRp, .i-M q Couft Of PROBATE held al
rfysbars. within And for the County % osford
an the drsi Tsesisy Of Jane. A. u. lsd.
WILLIAM sOHDOS, 0uadlsh ~ Nellie ".
psstmss u lssr ehiii ana heir ~ tl,lrs q Vast
mau. 90 fusbafg. 10 ssid Coattft deceased has.
laz pssssntsd HE scoosst Of frsrdiAnship of
ssi wad lof Aliossncs
Ordered, maj the said cusrii,a give no.
toe 10 ali persons lntefestsd b. eAuslng copy Of
this orisf 10 - ysblishsi three ue.ks successive
" 10 The Osfori Democrat nssspspsf.
tfnisi Al Paris that thsy MAJ spgsar AZ afrobAis
iourt 10 be held Al fars. In all County on
the Ihiid Tuesday OF Juy nett. ate o'cl0ck In lhe
forenoon ana sh0u cause VI anJ thsy have. vhy
ne sane shouh not b slevef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

OxfORD, sat- Court % rroosls hsli 81
Paris, within and foe the CouatT II otiofi, on
the thlri TUESDAY % Jsse. A. II. lsa.
ga the pstiiioa Of tuAhLts q. NlL,oN ~
Asb ufn. In the Ccunty of AndrosepEsin. pfsi tsG
that seo. n. Beafcs IL sail Aaturi, " sggoiutsd
Admlnisustor On the estate of Calvin faFuef,
late sf Bsihel. In ssii County % uxfotd deeessesi
10 ell pcrsons iatsrtstsd by causing oopf 81 THIS
order 10 b psblishcd thrcs vests saecsssitely IN
The OxfOrd Democrat. printed al fsfis that thsr
mag Apgsu n frObAis Court 70 le hsld Al ATS
10 ssli Cosniy, on the third TsssiAy u Jsiy
nest ~ o'ciock a the fofencon. and shcu case
n any thsJ have, ~hy the sane 'hosii to' -
frsn I'd. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

rx.xs.-Yearly Subscriptions, siie. n pail
strictly In savsnce cther~i-e. 400 per lcAr.
single copies. f1ur cents.
ApVExfiskanxrs-An legal advertisements
AZ rfven three consecutive INSERTIONS for 80
per Inch In length Of column. PROBATE notices
lnssrts.l a. above for - each. except thoeo
relatinx 10 Real Estate. vhich are tleo each
Speclal contracts male With lccAl. transient %
yearly advertisers
Jos fHfSftSo.-fhe otiord lNsnocfat uinee
A. Vel storke.i With nes materials fof doing
al kinds IL plain ca fancy Job printing. An
sxpsrisncesf lob printer i always An the once.
AMI car presses arr run ~ steam. Se Can
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TIE subscriher hereby gives pablo notice that
he he's been duly appointed bY he Hoo. Juds.
Of Probate Tor the Cosnty of Oxfori, and assumed
he trusl II Adnial.tralor ofths .siais OF
DAVID SAWYER, late Of rrysbass.
70 said County, dsoes.sd. ~ siyiss tosd - NE
ass,sd 70 ~. ssis,s 81 ssii dec. eel 70 mare IN
mediate payment and thoss Who have any
demands thereon 10 ephibn the sane %
June rs. ISL BAhsEr w. SAWYER
TitE ssbsenbsr hereby sivss pablis notice that
ne has bsen daily appointed BY the hes. Jsdfe
the trss of Adminlstrstor Of the sstAie Of
EuNiCE PORTER. late a fsris.
In ssid Cosnty decessed By fiving Doed ~ The lac
dirsstsi he thsrsfofs rsasssts all persons she are
Indebted 10 thu estate Of sAld Deceased 20 mabel
mediate payment aud those Who have sny demands
thsreon 10 sxhbitths sansto
Paris Jane Is, iss. fRANkiiS fORtth.
be has been daily appointed by the Hoo. Judge
81 Probate for the Cosniy ofoxferi. and assumed
The trust 81 Admini.usor OF the E.,aie of
sEwELL \ GLOVER late Of Hartford.
In said County. deceased, by giving bond ss the
dsbtsi 20 the estate Of aid deceased 90 male
immediate payment. and those Who have any de-
June Is. iss. JoIis 7 GLOVER
,uE sab.efissr hereby give. raslc Motto.
that he hss teen daily sppoinis,i 81 the iion.
Jsdse % PROBATE Tor the o. unfy q OsfSrd AM
assumed the tva of Adsssistraior Of the
SARAH n. KICKER. late u iIsr'fold,
IN "a a q uats, dec sasei. By sis taf o0ed s the
Law directs he therelofe rsgsesis all psrsoos IN
dsblsi % tbs sststs % said deceased ~ male I'm.
IN mediate paynsht, snd those ~he have shv de-
iiE>Ri q. RiCkEa.
Juse q. isse
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET AND
SIDEW AK.

Dashes Here and Thers by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief Para2raphs-PIcking
at Police Headquarters.
Golden Rule Lodge Of odd Fellows will
meet tonight in the new hall.
The Telephone Excnange added No. $50,
DR.. Montague L. Boyd, to It's lists yester-
day.
The Board Of County Commissioners
VIII hold it's November meeting this
morning.
The time for receiving proposals for the
work on the proposed hotel has been eX-
tended to Nov. IS.
The Pulaski Loan Association will bold
us November meeting at the office Of Gar
rard Il Meldrim tonight.
The Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association VIII hold its titty-fourth
monthly meeting tonight at the Office OF
jackson Il Whatley,
The assembly room on the third floor or
the ODD Fellows building will he, when
complete, the finest public nall, with one
exception, perhaps. in the city.
The work on the new jail is progressing
well. The lower western tier OF cells is
ABOUT complete, and the iron framework
ior tue eastern tier is in place.
The Mexican schooner Iberia has fin
Ished discharging her cargo Of mahogany
and logwOod and will 30 up on Willink's
marine railway for examination this
morning.
The November meeting of the Jasper
monumental Assoc alton was held last
night al the Office OF Garrard S Meldrim.
very little business Of interest or I'M port-
an2e was disposed OF.
The new Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation rooms, when tuished and fitted
up, VIII give the association a handsome
home. reception viii probably be gwen
When they are completed.
Two arrests were made Yesterday after
noon OF parties driving through Perry
street lane, and a drunken white man
was picked up on the commons last night
and taken into the barracks.
horse belongingt TO Davis Bros, sta
TONERS, ran away yesterday morning aud
strewed the west end Of Bay street and
1amacraw with the fragments of light
wagon, To when he was attached.
Nelson Marion, colored. was painfully
cut on the LETT arm yesterday morning by
cotton band in the Central railroad
yards. Two arteries were cut. Marion
was taken TO DR.. 5. C.. Parsons drug
store, where the wound was dressed
The fire department was called out early
Yesterday morning by an alarm from box
II, at Gay and jefferson streets. caused
by ire breaking out in NJ. Y. Hender-
sons warehouse on tae northeast corner
OF Barnard and Bay streets. The damage
is light and is fully covered by insurance.
The first annual exhibition OF the Sa-
Vannah Floral aud Art Association will
open at Catholic Library Hail next Tues
day and will continue until Thursday
night. Extensive preparations are being
made and the exhibition promises to be a
large one. Applications for space are
now being made. Excursion tickets will
be sold by the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway al various points along
the road during the exhibition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
THE POST OFFICE NEEDS.

Inspector Griffin to Recommend an
Increase in the Clerical Force.
Post Office Inspector j. A. Griffin. of
Atlanta, was in the city yesterday, and
spent some time at the post Office looking
into its needs. He said that the force is
too small and be promised to recommend
an increase, for it is badly needed His
attention was called TO the fact that the
salary Of the Registry CLERK, whose position
10 the most responsible one in the office,
was recently reduced Tor economic reas-
ons. The Registry Clerk handles as much
money as the majority OF the bank tellers
in Savannah, but his salary before it was
cut down was only $1,000, whereas bank
tellers receive from 81, 500 to 81, 800 year.
Atlanta's registry letter clerk gets 81, 200
year. II has been suggested that one
reason why the Savannah Office has not
receiv' d more consideration is because
several of the inspectors and special
agents who have been sent here OF late
were new men, not thoroughly acquainted
with the workings of large offices. and
therefore we're unable to see where the
trouble was, and unable to appreciate the
need Of a change.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
Al THE THEATRE.
Robert Downing in "The Gladiator
To-night.-Big Houses Booked.

Robert Downing in ''The Gladiator
To-night.-Big Houses Booked.
Tonight Mr.. Robert Downing will ap-
pear at the Theatre 10 that grandly tragic
play, "The Gladiator" Mr.. DownIng's
career thus far as "Spartacus" has been
meteorically brilliant, judging from the
criticisms of the New York, Boston, Chi
cago, Western and Southern press. He
played In Montgomery few nights ago
and made fine impression and scored a
brilliant success. One Of the Montgomery
papers says OF him: "Mr. DOwning's act
ing is from the first TO the last natural
and interesting. 1t is strong by impulse
and sustained by native forces of mind
and ply sique. His faults are all appar-
ent at first view, and grow dim and dis
appear with the third act and the fourth,
the moral Of intellectual prowess, his gil
gantic figure and hls impulses OF the
heart constituting a study and a surprise.
His very force Is fascinating, his bereaYe-
ment Overpowering."
Those who saw Mr.. Downing at the Sa-
vaunRh Theatre last year as "Hauk-
Monk" IN Joaquin Miller's "Tally Ho,D
or in years previous rs leading support to
Mccullough, Booth, Mary Anderson or
Joe jefferson, can well imagiue him as an
excellent interpreter OF the role OF the
Thraclan Gladiator.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
THE MEINHARD BUILDING.

The Structure to Cost $4,000
Clearing Away the Old Building.
Workmen have been busy for some days
tearing down the frame building adjoin-
ing Altmayer's, on Broughton street. The
old building is to be replaced by large
new store house, the plans for which were
prepared by FAY g. Eichberg, architects.
Messrs. Meinhard IL Co., who recently
bought the lot, and who are making the
Improvement, will not occupy the store,
but will rent il to Messrs. Frank & Co.
In general appearance the building Will
resem BILE Atmayer's. 1t will front 90
feet 10 inches on BrOughton street and
run back 30 feet TO the lane. There will
be fOur stories on basement. The first
story will be II feet in height, the second
10 feet, and the third and fourth IA feet
each.
The building will be OF brick, with
an iron ami brick front between the
plate glass windows. Each floor will be
well lighted. The plan is such that the
store can be divided into two without
much trouble. The trimmings will be of
terra Gotta and North Carolina brown
stone. An elevator will be put in, and
the building will be heated by steam.
Although the contract has not been
awarded, il is estimated that the build
ing will cost upward OF 10000, and will
be another handsome improvement to the
block between Bull and Drayton.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
GENERAL RAILWAY NEWS.
Matters of Money and Management
About Various Lines.

Mr.. Thomas b. Innes, contractor Of the
Savannah and Tybee Railway Company,
is in the city looking after that enter
prise.
The Order of Railway Conductors mum.
Der 10000 already, and its headquarters is
in Chicago and it's Grand Chief Conduc-
tor is Z. =. Wheaton. On tho death or
permanent injury of member his family
is paid $500, and members are paid dur
ing temporary injury. Membership
ceases when conductor joins in strike.
The Augusta division, organized on sun
day, is expected to run up 10 seyenty-fve
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10
LneAl PsrsonnI.

Capt. J. II. Griffin, Post Office Irspec-
tor, is in the city on business.
Jacob Rauers, Esq, and family lett yes
terdsy on the steamship Tallahassee for
New York, whence they will sail for
Europe.
Among the arrivals az the Pulaski
House were VIM. simpson and wife, John
A. Russ, Jr., Nj. b. Sterns, Henry George,
q. Juckell, John Crese, W. h. Graham, j
NJ. Craig, New York; X. w. Holder,
New London, Conn; Geo. A, Dowden and
wife, Newark, Nj; ID. NJ. LRfette, Il nox.
vile, Tenn.
At the Screyen House were A. Denzer,
p. l.. Tiers, New York: r. h. Watts,
Fargo, ID. T.; q. w. Naylor. Baltimore
l.. :. Michilson, Louisville; William Mil
Ter, 5. Nj. Colgate. L. c. Harrison, New
York; I. w. Simklns, Phlladelpnia: >. A.
Coo er, Louisville, KY; Henry +. Ries,
Atlanta.
AT the Harnett House were Rev. b. s.
Justin, w. g. Mcdowell, Il. w. Barr, w
II. Vicolls. New York; A. J. Venties, &.
A. Harvey, Hampton county. X. g.; j. II.
Wood. >. =. Reading, scarboro; w. T..
johnson, jacksonville, Fla; q. r.
Fisher, Sharon, Pa.