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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
Georgfa's PocketbOok.

People who visit Brunswick to buy
real estate say it is held too high.
A semi-annual dividend of 81 a share
has been declared by the National bank
OF Augusta.
A new wholesale grocery business,
under the firm name of Stephens, Bone d
Chappell, has been established in Macon.
The Athens foundry has received an
order from Stapler, the Harmony Grove
pillow man, for 1900 plOws. They have
finished 5000.
South Macon shows some strong evil
dences of healthy and steady growth.
There are several handsome residences,
two churches building and number of
cottages going up in that part of town.
Up to a few DAYS ago N. G. Brand was
a merchant of south Rome. On Dec. 20
he sold out his stock Of goods to j. G..
White, and in mis- hurry to leave he
neglected TO pay some of his debts. His
creditors, after finding that he had gone,
levied on the goods purchased by White,
and the store was closed. White has a
receipt from Brand for the purchase
money. He will perhaps wait until the
case is decided at the next term of the
Superior Court before he will be permitted
to open.
Athens Banner WGtcbnaR: In an i'm
day, we inquired OF him why he gave up
the Athens city mill. He said: "TOo
much business outside is the best reason.
l have taken charge of the street railroad
which requires my attention all the time.
and j could not look after the mill and the
street railroad at the same time. The
Elevator mills had an advantage over me
on account Of having to haul corn and
wheat such d long distance. The Ele-
hoo l.
and the City mills long distance from
both the depots. This is the only reason
gave it up"
Friday and Saturday were consumed
in the interlocutory hearing before Judge
Branham at Rome of the creditors
bill filed by August Brothers, to which
various New York creditors were added
by amendments and matte parties CON-
plainant in the bill against Charles ID.
Wood, of this city. There is about Sc, 900
involved in the case at present, and many
attorneys of this city are counsel.
The bill was fled under the
It charges, amongst OTHER things, that
the defendant owes various creditors, re-
siding chiefly in New York. about 500, 900;
that many OF these debts are due ana I'M
paid, and that payment has been demand
ed OF said Wood and refused; that he is
insOlVent, and these creditors are threat
ened with the loss OF their money. The
prayer Of the bill is for an Injunction re-
straining Wood from dlsposing of his
stock, and for the appointment Of a re-
ceiYer, the proceeds Of whose sales shall
be used in the payment OF creditors
claims. Judge Branham decided the title
could not stand, and dissolved the re-
straining order heretofore granted, re-
curing the defendant to give a bond OF
$40. 900 10 the event he is reversed in the
supreme Court, as the complainant will
carry it there. In that event the case
may be reached in that court. il a writ of
error is vigorously prosecuted. A bond
for $4,000 was required OF the other side
may sustain in consequence OF the filing
NJ the hill
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
The Latest.

From the albany tGa.) Medium.
"Mawnin, neighbor."
"Howdy. Have a box"
"Let's have chaw of yer stingy green"
"Ihere she is"
''Did your hear the latest?'
"NO; what is itf'
"You haven't heard nothingp'
mot word"
'Sakes alive? Where have you been p
'Right here at home"
mercy on us! And haven't heard?"
"Heard whatr
"DOn't you knowp'
ayes, know a good many things, but
what are you driving att"
"And it happened right here under your
nose, tool"
"W hat happenedP
"Ha! ha! an; hal hal That's the fun
NEST thing out. And you haven't heard
the latest?o
mo; what is it?r
F'1SS6u
A long, cold, stony stare, and the recip-
lent of this i'm pOrtant news turned and left
the funny man, disgust written all over
mis- countenance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
Nearly Converted.

From the A1eericus (Gal Republicans.
One of our county officials was being
teased by his children, and be pittiably
said: eyes! you are all going to HI as
fast as you can, for disobedience to your
parents" A beautiful daughter, looking
archly into bis face, meekly replied:
"Well, pap; if we 90 anywhere else wen
be orphans" The old gent could only
look into the beautiful eyes, shining into
his own, with big, broad grin, that he
could not Danish, and he tried hard 10
swallow something that would neither
down nor out. He has been reading his
Bible more of late.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
An Editors TribuIations.
From the Mc0onoug1 tGa.) Weekly

from Ht6 IfcDO1OWJb coal HeeNGy.
We borrowed mule and buggy last
week and started out to stir up our de-
linquents. We rode 20 miles the first day,
had our new hat smashed by coming in
contact with an oyerhanging limb, wore
out buggy whip that cost 60 cents, and
collected 81 80 in cash, and bushel and
half of corn. The second day we rode %
miles, missed our dinner, dunned II of our
beloved patrons, and didn't collect cent.
The third day we arose at O'Clock a. m,
missed our breakfast, lost 20 minutes try
ing to wake up Jim Alexander as we
passed his house, rode "A miles and
collected "a 90. The fourth day
we traversed the whole coun-
try, lost goose one of our friends
had given us for a Christmas dinner, and
collected IS 80. We then came home,
turned the mule out to die and went to
bed. If anybody wants to buy good
printing Office, with ample assets and
small liabilities, and large latitude for
fame, etc, we are prepared to offer bar
gain. We have been rendered the posi-
ton of night clerk in brick hotel in Ar
kansaw, and would be glad 10 accept it if
we can work off our present enterprise on
some unsuspecting citizen. In writing
for information don't forget to inclOse a
stamp--that is, if a reply is expected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
CHATHAM sHERIFTs SALE

FOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
TTHDER and by virtue Of sundry tax a. fas.
~ Issued by James j. McGowan, Tax Col
lectOr Of Chatham county, for State and
county taxes, and placed IN my hands for
collection, IN favor Of the state OF Georgia
and the county Of Chatham ". estate Archi-
bald wilkins. senior. have levied upon the
following dosci he'd property, 10 Wit.
Three hundred and twenty i've i815j acres
more or less, Of land situate, lying and being
10 the county Of Chatham and known as
Pembroke.
And I will offer tho said above described
tract Of land at public outery Tor sale, before
the Court House door Of Chatham county. IN
the city Of Savannah, on the FIRST TUES
DAY ~ fkBhUAifi, 1850, during the legal
hours u sale, 10 satisfy aaid taK 4. fan.
Terms cash,
JOHN n. ROMAN.
Sheriff Chatham county, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05


Ter County-Something About the
IKE County Convict who Dropped
D.,d- Collector Crenshaw suddenly
swings His OficiSl Ak.
GEORGIA.
4enry county needs new jail.
.-oot,, England. who was stabbed by
wi Malone at Atlanta about two weeks
oro has sufficiently recovered TO De out
M the street.
election on the prohibition question
n he ordered at an early day in Fannin,
t5o required number OF petitioners nav
in been obtained.
A Coroner's Jury summoned TO invest-
,sta the shooting of Lucy Reed, IN ware
sountv. have fixed the CRIME on Colum-
brs NewcOart. Both are colored.
rol James Smith, the convict lessee OF
7 Clarke county. has pack OF nineteen
t,5ogs and they never allow cobVlct 10
escape when they once get on his track.
Mrs. Spears, mother of Mayor Spears,
or E.unswick. was badly burned Tuesday
last. The sad mishap was caused by the
iadv's clothing accidentally catching nre.
At Americas, Friday morning, while
Addie. A l6-year-old son of W. w. Poole,
Superintendent OF the Southwestern rail-
road. was loading shells for breech-
loader, a shell was exploded IN MS lslt
hand. tearing it up very mucn. lie Will
nrobably be manned for life.
Wednesday afternoon FIRE broke out
on !. /. Griffin's land in the Twenty
eiohtb district of Sumter county, and
Al9c Switcher, colored. was trying to put
II ont. In cutting down a burning tree
be must have inhaled some of the flames,
and ne fell to the ground insensible. de
died in few hours after being carried to
his house. He was over 10 years.
John Wesley Cooley, the negro who
droDped dead at the Clarke county farm,
was sentenced for stealinga goat from ed.
Iumpkin, of Athens, and was a profess
slonal chicken thief. He did not have
more than half sense, and when asked by
the court why he took the goat, said 1t
was irving to bite him. de could twist
his face into the most hideOus shapes, and
was quite a character in Athens. Cooley
was always up for some little petty lar
ceny, and has cost Clarke county great
deal.
"A man named Topas has been around
sIhens about Dec. 1 selling tickets on
the New York donation society. The
tickets were sold for 81 apiece and only
limited number in each town to advertise
the concern. On the corner Of the ticket
was printed in very small letters what
each one would draw. The different
things were to arrive there on Dec. q, but
up to the present writing they have not
made their appearance. Mr.. Topas sold
several tickets in Athens. 1t will be
some time before the furniture arrives.
Saturday Collector Crenshaw, without
notice, cut of the head of Lew Morris
who was general storekeeper aud oauger.
In his stead is appointed I. j. Waddell,
transferred from Mineral Springs, where
he has been gauger at Kagle Bros dis
tillery at salary Of $50 per month. His
new position pays 500 month and ex-
penses. The first month Collector Cren
shaw was in he dismissed Morris, and
took him back in a few weeks, owing to
the inefficiency of the man who took Nor
ris's place. Morris is said to be compe-
tent, faithful man, but has no political
backing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
Oily sHERIFrs sALE-

Under and by virtue Of a writ of execu-
~ ton issuing ont OF the Honorable the
City Court OF Savannah in favor OF THE
SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON, plaintiff, against ROBERT b. REP
PARD, on a debt secured by the property
hereinafter described, have levied upon the
following described property as the property
Of the said ROBE6T y. REPPARD:
All that lot Of land situate. lying and being
in the city OF Savannah, said county and State,
and known a. lot number sixty-three 1881
White ward, bounded on the north by Duffy
street, east by lot number eighty Two 1871.
south by lane and west by lot number sixty
two. H1E4l
And viii sell the same al public outcry, be
fore the Court House door Of said county, in
the city Of Savannah, county OF Chatham, and
state Of Georgia, on the FIkSTTuESDAY Y,
being the 9TH day Of January, 1885, between
the legal hours OF sale.
Defendant notified OF levy. Terms cash
purchaser paying for titles:
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court Of Savannah.
GAVANEAU GA Dpcamhar 9TH 1855
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
EXCITEMENT IN CARTERsvILLE
Blind Tigers" and Dynamiters Make 1t
Lively for the Town.
From tie Rome Ca Courier.

from The Rome Ca Courier.
Our little neighbor, Gainesville, is, we
learn, now undergoing a great deal of ex-
cltement, which is caused by the arrest
and breaking up of an organized band of
thieves and violators Of the law. Since
prohibition has been in vogue the town
has been greatly worried by a certain
class of characters, who have made things
disagreeable by frequent discharges Of
heavy loads Of dynamite and committing
rob0eries upon storerooms and residences.
Ihey have been in connection with the
"plind tigers the terror OF the town.
The gang seemed we'll organized, and
there was nothing that warranted the
arrest OF the suspected parties until after
the arrest of John Spencer and Mark Nor
rison, two young men who were charged
with running "blind tigers" They gave
a cue which the officers could we'll work
upon.
In the meantime one Of the gang, Joe
Attaway, a youth, becoming nervous as
to the consequences, gave the whole sang
away. From his statement 1t seems that
Sidney O'Shield, an ex-cOnvict, was the
leader. The informant stated that the
many robberies committed were planned
and made by O'Shields and the booty was
divided among the gang. O'Shelds is
now in Jail, and it is said that the proof is
sufficient to send him around the noun
tain for some time. Spencer and
Morrison are in Jail at Atlanta, but they
have told enough to convict several par
ties for selling whisky on the sly. They
have let the cat out of the bag, and it
promises to be one of the biggest and
lIveliest cat ever let loose in Barlow
county.
Gainesville is jubilant over the over
throw OF the gang, and a torch-light pro-
cessiOn is proposed in honor of the turn
affairs have taken. The people are conf
dent that 'blind tigers" are things of the
past.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
Genrnia. NimrnlIs-

James d. Gould killed two fine deer on
81. Simon's island Saturday.
Georgetown sports are bagging large
numbers Of partridges and blackbirds.
Joseph II. Pool, son of Rev. $. N. Pool,
Of Big creek, has killed l00squlrrels since
the last week in April.
Henri County Weekly: "Fitohv Alex
ander borrowed an old before-the-wa
shotgun Christmas day and walked two
miles 10 Join party OF rabbit hunters.
The sport had only fairly commenced when
he saw a big buck rabbit come bounding
toward him and he opened on 10 with both
barrels. The rabbit dropped and glitch, I"
with the air Of man who knows how 10
shoot, walked leisurely forward 10 secure
his game. just as he was In the act Of
STOPPING to pick It up, the rabbit jumped
about feet, and for dislarce OF two Or
three hundred yards showed az clean a
pair OF heels AZ were ever seen. "Fitchn
stood and looked after the rabbit until a
disappeared from view, and then solemnly
shOuldered his fowling piece and went
home. no was Disguised.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
CITY SHERIFPs SALE.

FINDER and by virtue OF writ OF execu-
~ ton issuing out of the City Court of Sa
yannah on Judgment obtained therein at the
February Term, 1885, by Baldwin h Co.,
plaintiffs, versus Richard Roach, joseph
Roach and W. w. Bufburrow, copartners a.
X. Roach Bro. Co., and against them indi-
vldually, defendants, | have levied upon the
western one half OF lot number nine, Pulaski
ward, in the city of SaVap1ah, county OF Chat
ham and state Of Georgia. as the property Of
W. w. LufDurrOw, one Of the defendants and
will proceed TO sell the same, before the Court
House door OF Chatham county, between the
legal hours Of sale, on tho FIRST TIL ESDAY,
being the fifth day of January, 1886
Defendant Lufburrow notified Of levy. Ten
ant in possession notified Of levy. Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court of Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 18th. 1855.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
CITY sIIERTFF,s SALE.

FINDER and by virtue OF writ Of eNocu-
- ton issuing out OF the Honorable the
City Court of Savannah IN favor of the Savan-
nah Mutual Loan Association, plaintiff, against
Mrs. Martha i. Stetson, on debt secured be-
the property hereinafter described, l have
levied upon the following described property
as the property Of the said Mrs. Martha L..
Stetson:
All that certain lot or tract of land lying,
beng and situate in the city of Savannah,
county and State aforesaid, known and de-
rsoribed rs lot number eighty tS0l White ward,
having u front on Anderson street of forty
three feet and nine inches (48.9) and depth
OF one hundred and FIVE feet (l05) TO a lane.
And l will sell the same at public outcry be-
fore the Court House door OF said county, In
the city of Savannah. county Of Chatham and
State of Georgia, on the FIRST TUESDAY
IN JANUARY, 1886, between the legal houre
Of sale.
Defendant notified Of levy. Terms cash
purchaser paying for titles.
DAVID BAILEY.
Sheriff City Court of Savannah.
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 18th 1895.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
CITY sHhRTFF,s SALE,


l NDER and by virtue Of % writ Of execu-
~ ton issuing out Of the Honorable the
CITY Court of Savannah In favor of the Sa-
vannah Mutual Loan Assocmtion, plaintiff,
against w. y. StetsOn. on a'debt secured by
the property hereinafter described, l have
levied upon the following described properly
as the property Of the said ". s. Stetson;
All that certain tract or lot OF land lying,
being and situated in tho eity of Savannah,
county and State aforesaid known and dis
tlngulshed as lot number one ~ in G. j..
Hulls subdivision of lot nuhaber thirty t30l in
Middle Oglethorpe ward, iheaid city, said lot
being situated on the corner of Zubly and
Lumber streets, containing twenty five (35)
feeton HUbiy street andex sending back paral-
lei with and distance of dfty-seven go feet
on Lumber street.
And I will sell the same at public cutlery
before the Court House door Of said county,
IN the city OF Savannah, county OF Chatham
and state OF Georgia, on the FIRST TUES
DAY, being the fifth day OF January, 1886,
between the legal hours OF sale.
Defendant notified Of levy. Terms cash {;
purchaser paying for titles as bfL
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court Of Savannah.
SAVANNAH. GA , Dec. 9TH. 1885. ISL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05

at work putting down a new carpet in the
church.
n. Il. Hutchinson has been elected
superintendent of the Presbyterian Sun
day school of LAGRANGE.
There is an old man living not far DIS
tant from Athens who will not entertain
any preacher at his house unless he is
clean shaven. He is strict member of
the Methodist Church, but will not cOun-
tehance or listen to any minister who
wears beard or moustache.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05

MRS. Windows SOOTHING sIRUF
should always be used when children are
cutting teeth. II relieves the little suf-
ferer At Onse; u produces natural, quiet
sleep BY relieving the child from pain,
and the little eherub awakes as ''bright
~ abutt0ug u Ia very pleasant 10 taste.
10 s00thes the child, sOiiena the giims, al.
lays all pain, relieves wind, regulates he
bowels, and IA the best known remedy for
diarTh9a, whether arising from iesthing
~ oihef oautes. ~ Ocne q bettle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
Brtrk.
Birth.
Pioneer Steam Brick Works.
BUILDING AND PAVING BRICKS.

A Hrst article Of bricks. red and gray,
superior 10 any heretofore made in this vi
cinity, are now offered at lowest market
prices. Bricks delivered in any part OF the
city. ONCE TIA BAY STREET
RoTHWELL KENNEDY,
Telephone 90. Proprietors.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
@rnrrrrra.
GROCERTE@

NWANNVNO NAAA n ILAEgs
m BBIS. CHOICE APPLES.
~ so boxes Florida ORANGES.
rs boxes Meesina LEMONS.
% bbls New and Old GEORGIA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
100 bbls r. OUR. various brands.
s. &. HAMS, SHOULDERS BreakfastsTRIPS
d. S. MEATS. SUGARS, COFFEE. TEAS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS. CANNED GOODS.
SOAP, STARCH, RAIsiNS, NUTS.
MALAGA, and other kinds Of GRAPES.
MACON SAUSAGE.
b Select and Baker Whisky, 81 per gallons
Imperial Whisky. g per gallon; Pineapple
Whisky, 81 per gallon; Old Rye Whisky, ST So
per gallon; choice old Wines, 81 so to So 50Der
gallon. For sale nv
A. II. CHAMPION. 154 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
CUATHAM sHERIFF's- sALE-

TTNDER and by virtue or an alias IA is
u sued out OF the Office of Justice L. A.
Folliard. justice OF the Peace First M-trlct
Chatham county, Ca, in favor OF p. Billorin
vs.. NJ j. Doyle, executor Of James H0agney.
and levy endorsed thereon by Frank Me Der
mott. constable of Chatham county, GA. a.
follows: Under and by virtue OF the within
IA issued by Justice T. A. Fohard. ! have
levied upon the following property pointed
out by plaintiff ne the property OF defendant,
tO-wit: Lot known on the city map Of savan-
nah a. lot No. 2, northwest corner Of West
Broad and olive street, city Of Savannah. ard
improvements thereon. consisting OF twO-stOry
house and shop, known az the property Of
James Heagney, 10 satisfY said d "a. The re-
turn Of FRANK MCDERMOTT.
Constable Chatham County, Ca.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, 1855.
And the said elias IA. with enforcement
OF levy thereon, having been turned over 70
me for Advertisement and sale, Will offer the
Said above described property Of the defend
ant for sale at public Outcry before the court
house door 81 Chatham county iu the city Of
savannah on the FIRST TUEsDAY IN JAN
UAkN, 1886, during the legal hours Of sale, 70
satisfy aaid alias Il Ia.
Terms cab. purchasers PAYNE for titles.
JOINT. ROMAN,
sheriff Chatham County, "a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05

will relieve Bronchitis. Asthma. Caarrh,
C0nsumptiye and Throat Diseases. They
are uscd always ioilh good SUCCESS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05

NFHUTIIIIIH "TIEIIItHT v NTINTUs
Bishop Beckwiih viii dedicate the new
Episcopal Church on g. timons today.
The Baptisti ladies Of L3GrsBge arohaFd
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA,
-.,,,. NEWS or THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

,-.oro Dies from InhaIing Flames in
..'-.er Coupty-Something About the
Ike county Convict who Dropped
- COLLECTOR Cren shaw Suddenly
swings His OfficiSl AK.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
shipptng Tntelllaence.

The Inman steamer 'sCity of Berlin" was
the only ocean steamer to sail from this
side of the river for foreign port yester-
day. She left from the foot of Grand
street at a. M, with Liverpool as her deg-
tination.
The "Aller from Bremen, December
18th, is due in Hoboken, and the s.Schie-
dam from Amsterdam, December 18th, is
due in this city to-day.
The s'Wieland'' from Hamburg. Decen-
Der 18th, and ''City of Chic 60, December
l1tb, arrived. the former in Hoboken, the
latter in this city, on Friday.
The 'fSaale" has left southampton. The
Red Star steamer t'Noordland," now living
at the foot of Sussex street, was gaily dec
grated with flags yesterday. The ssRhyn-
land" of the same line could not sail YES.
terday, because the damage which she sus-
tanned while on her last trip here has not
been repaired
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
s DAY MURDERS.
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and I'm
diana Each Record One.

NOW AVA@~5 CAhSy ~ MhA9 OhlO ana Gn-
diana Each Record One.
A brewer named Aukenbauer shot and
instantly killed a young man named
Gregg through the formers saloon win
dow at Altoona. Pa, yesterday.
John Hart, coored, was stabbed to
death by an unknown man in the railway
station at Huntingdon. Indiana, yester-
day.
Nicholas Paffenberger met his death in
Cincinnati yesterday, in drunken quar-
rel, at the hands of man named Reeder.
Dennis Carney, alias the bum was
stabbed to death on the walk in front of
No 542 West Twenty street, New
York, early yesterday morning. Shortly
before the murder he was seen with two
roughs on street car, He had ham.
and it is supposed that IN quarrel over
the ham he was murdered.
In a quarrel yesterday betwenn Michael
O'Neil and Edward O'Loughlin, in Brook
Ign, overVhe possibility of jumping from
the Brooklyn Bridge, O'Neil knocked the
other down. Jumping up. O'Loughlin
drew knife and stabbed O'Nel in the
abdomen. O'Neil will die. OLoughlin
was arrested.