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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
More Ameriesn-Canuckery.

GRAND RAPIDS, July Is, 1886.
To the Editor TELEGRAN-HERALD.
1t appears that jingoism" is relished in
Fremont as well as in Grand Rapids. am
not a physician, but am of the opinion that
'Jingoism of the right kind shouli always
be kept on hand. no matter if the ther-
mometer is in the nineties above or the
forties below. But | have good reason to
believe that Citizen, when preparing a
"quencher' for him, her or itself. on the
morning of writing its article, took down
the bottle through mistake containing
"glt goisn.' and the symptoms of con
fused brain that followed goes To show that
an overdose was INDUCED in He gets
amused and disgusfed al. at one time, talks
about ~ater when Dish was the subject, and
vice versa. Then in that state he cries out
% know what kind Of beverage had when
IN Canada. He seems 10 forget that Cana.
dian water possesses all those fine qualities
that are required to suit the tastes of the
most iastidiOus. even our fish 90 over for
II. IL Citizen wants any further proof
| will refer him 10 the scores of our East
ern fishermen who visit Canada yearly,
voluntarily Of course. to settle
their hshl water accounts He
also also fails % see the pertinence that the
standard Of our doctors and teachers has TO
do with the subject. The writer Of spoil
ing tor Fight says that Canad ans are
half-breets. Well If they are. with their
high standard of education, what must we
he with our low standard? Bless your at
iectiOnate ginchawed heart there is where
the pertinence comes in. The facts are
these Both are great countries. and are
destined u great future, aud hope 10 see
the day when they Will be one in ependenf
nation Thousands Of Cana iians are here.
and thousands of our people are there.
Nothing should separate Us but natures
narrow stream. Let as all take "jingOism,"
and do what we can fairly and sQuarelv in
friendly way 10 obliterate the dividing
line and have free fish aud free water for
he great grand army of North Americans.
WELL WIsHER or AMERICA
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
STEVE T-owosovs DILEMMA.
A Hsif-Burued Ctgas Causes Him II Re-
turn Home From q B4tn
a - Adam

Dan Soper. of NsSsyk5. relates a good
joSe on one OF MS fellow townsmen Jolly
; eve Thompson, the grocer. Steve par
chased brand nev seersucker suit. an
after purchasing a dgs.cent cigar and strut
sing around town f1r fsw minutes started
of fJr fhe nearest bathing place
He carefully deposited the halfburned
cigar near uis clothes which lav
un the bank Of the river. While
steve vas enjoying bis bath gust of Find
oieV the nev SUIT on TOP Of the smoulder-
iag ciEsr. The clothes caught ire and in a
isE minutes moth ss Vas lsft buf the bur.
tons. In course of time Steve came out Of
toe water and fo bis disuty on looking for
his clothes he found nothing out some but
tuus. Billy btr.oE jack knife, pair OF
shoes and a beer check Sie re dropped a
stleut tear anc gathered s0me large leave.
sod sneaked home a. best he could His
feelings can be better imagined than de-
cribed
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
FIERY ICE.
Trszrn Water Gas That Burns Like Fire
A summer Snowsiorm and
Wonderful scene.

The other day while the thermometer was
So in the shade snow-storm was in pro
gress at Underwood Springs. Me, which
lasted five minutes. The snow did not ac-
tually come down from the sky. but was
manufactured. and it was perfect storm
while the snow lasted. Ii was the result Of
sme astonishing experiments performed by
scientfo men from Germany to test some
machinery which is to be used in the bot
/ Ting OF water gas at the springs Prof .
Brimler conducted the experiments, and
SAID TO the scientific gentlemen assembled:
II propose To sh0w you something never
tried outside vi a laboratory. and then only
as an experiment. | will take this water
gas and make 1t solid and of arctic proper
/ ties. beside which the ice will seem like
/ ire Tuis is a discovery that will enable
/ physicians 10 DO wonderful things in the
way of relieving pain"
Mr. Brlmer then attached to the machin-
cry used la the work of charging the water
/ a thoroughly made canvass-bag and gave
/ the Orfer TO start the machinery. The bot
thng-roOm was intensely hot but Mr.
Brimler was observed TO button up his coat
/ al The throat before starting up, aud iu
a short time the temperature wss seen u
/ be getting arctic To the complete surprise
of those present SNOW began 10 fall in tiny
flakes at first. but soon thick and fast, ill-
ing The r'Om and escaping through the
door IN a thick cloud.
The professor raised his hand. the ma
cbInery stopped and the snow disappeared
Then Mr.. 3 imler took from the machinery
T. y hich u pad been attached the canvass
nag now fall and OF considerable weight
touch Of the outside IF the bsg chilled the
o!Jod. The intense cold, the terrible chill
% gave. was simply not 20 BE- described
eating open The bag Mr. Brimler displayed
a mass of beautiful white apparently crystal
ice. bat bv its side common Ice meiteI ~
when exposed - FIRE
NJ. Brimier exclaimed. as gentleman
reached oar bis hand q the mass. D1u'f
touch it. it vii barn you. That Tee burn
ni Ansurd' vas tbs reply, bIt tue pro-
iee-pr iusi- ei that if be- ier elpue. except te
-ive the s.isasst touch. ore nniu kv iuii-
FdHai vas given - prolonged t9lcl on
f1e h4ss et tae htad a1 found fhat his
hsnd s1aeoid of al f-tlHe. Tie pro-
f--or l.a.se3 af o. ani ssii
itat aEeslt tsr flur hegrs. alter ibst
vii s.ae .er frfF fi-af hsars. Vill blsteI
en uskr fr--Ih.e E tsgcIlad D. 500 bar l.
~ eh.ch fslioee8
f1 f1sr aolrs lho hanf vss ahso'ule'y
tif ffene nrel.e inserted 81 incel
no lafn ANS tae hsnd Vss n.f pfae-'es
$40 bI1fl tHIsF.I fae pIH.fGre II is
cstmsd th9. tais r8s vN ronp eh
lssr lhe paee o ether Na i,l efe
efoeft fre sHiy - h-fenne
ftlass i.s a4aft.' -=rssisn The suh-
-rncs af se. e'.c oaf r1sife.f
tnsf - astssn IS e.mnl.t4. end en he a-
toi soc me hT raufbefi fs cml eIfe
Hsae1 te af~ ~ aIeof ere-fe1
- sflnls can - le-Is-r-ts eifH.aaf suffer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

bkAND RAPIDS, july 10.
To ths Editor Of the 1ELEGRANHkRALD:
We noticed in Saturdays issue of your
paper an article under Pulse of the Peo-
pie. The writer wished communications
through the columns of your paper in re-
gard 70 the Redmond Opera House draw
ing, and the wishes Of the ticket holders as
10 the plan OF the drawing. As ticket-hold-
ers ~e would suggest the following plan
viz That ali the numbers be placed in the
wheel and the blind man or boy that
has been spoken of befOrel do the drawing.
We wOuid say. let him draw iU7 numbers
Place the lst. 2lst, 55Ih. 99ih and l07th as
they come out into hat o. box. Then
draw from the five thus obtained ana let
the last one be the the lucky number We
think this would give general satisfaction.
but would like TO hear from others on the
subject
SEVERAL INTERESTED IL THE PHOENIX Pools
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Adltor z-E5aAal- HsAALD.
see tne Inhabitants Of the Valley City
are rA,<.ag lhs.f b-Aias ani looking
through the aboriginal dictionaries Tor some
hifaluun, ill-shapel aai semi o arDarie. out
seemingly modern IA nc Tor the resort al
Reed Lake. one man has suggested
Noo-l1o- m)o-loo ani another ~Ka bik-
o. nok-kA. aud these are the hrst COUNTIES
heard ifOm. II any body wants the tele-
phone Rates ralsed hty per cent he viii c0n-
unue tnis Kind Of forty rod shotgun poi
icy unu man wishing % % 10 Reed +
Lake VIII step up % The phone. call up his
chum, and say "Wlll YOU accompany me
out 90 the club house of the O-Wash-ra-
Nongs at HeilO-HellO ay-Central-Gimme-
o. Hell and then hear the following re-
ply. les bat IS that The name they nave
hnaily decided upon JOHN 10.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

As-HEs-ses laly AZ Gtn 0ateAeon Is
4aefea ~ tls esrrezF9ndeut of t1e New
l.lE i} ~ saslHe il illustrates the
altefeaes 1elasen profession and practice
ihe lst,sF resds feIl puf e Is iike Zee play
lns of 4 erass tand 81 tas outside doQs %
81 raef aHenucu There allie mischief il
z.gus an inside IL Cleveland aas 5 eei.-
ltle tlsil seuice rsfsrmer. he would have
shown uiafs aistam l4au DC tas iu fhs sr-
irellnl ui hls uf1lrrs II be- haa carried
s~t lis .vi-es of aeIs aHd Coz words i1sre
~oa.a ~ uo uesd ai issuing proclamation
~ Aar.-.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
CLIPPING vANoe+7lLr COUPONS.
what a Clerk Earned by "A Weeks Work
on s5O.OOO.OOO Worth of
Coupons.

Albert Gregory Is $50 a month clerk in
the presidents ofii = Of the New York Cen
tral Railroad. He will begin to enjoy a
brief vacation on Monday which he has
earned by a novel weeks work. This vas
clipping the duty coupons from the
100000 Of Uaited States bonds
owned by the Viuierbilf family. he got
through with the job yesterday. and will
r1sticafe az Babylon. Long Island. % trv 6,
rid himself Of the week = glamour of wealth
in which he has been living
tie related nis exu-riinee 90 a SIR 70
porter YESTERDAY Somebody has fp elm
the coupons every yeir and every year if-
e different person NJ one has ever hae,,
sunwn fD 30 tw see appointed fn the dnt.
and no one hss the slightest p-efuonifion
fhaf BE is 20 De ,ed Re
par- fr du'y fo President Denor. was fhs
0rier : rege.fet n0 fGeslsv morn aE ls.f
VII Nenav stHt me % Pre-iienf faniuas f.
jane e' fhe ltHfn.u Nati0ns Bsnk whn
Fas ia charge ~ fhe mater Ha took mo
uHo small apartment lu rte Tsn.i4--
rIt tauf in Forty see.nf .t. ana
taere was M- forr-igs Vanderbilt
fie aa.arKef hi- PERSONAL safe nri ia3 onf
a -a 80 lars - nfs ard uoiHfins to
a .arg Keen n-ih rs.r ~ .h-sr-. ts.d al.
.o 80 to vsrs Hs sa.l ar James ra..f 80.
anH cs-i ue nn Nrh that fortune s..
Bonds saa fhe Stresses
te @safarf efrs rIaaef arf r.iraeI
ant rnf ra-na-l r.sa re.se-fn- & ae.f
or lletr. anf continued e r.sa.fef-.ns
Fars Tffa ..e sfears afi.r uafiI YESTERDAY
rbe- he bal gone through vtrn fhe mas.
20 H.1f- ee.1nznz 81 t.s ereaf r t.rsn
sire uenre-s - fhe an Hs sat~ae-
Al ronn srt carried nnre fr,n Nr lame.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

by specisl request 0f t1e citizens Of Grand
a.psis and kInd permiss8a of Mayor Dike
mau h-.AlTIni sla give az extra pefiDFm-
aaee ihisNS -nu4Y evening - @ll be
the l4sl oppSts lnitg O. see il.Is oost mar
velous man ~ Press otsthe world has
accorded % lhi. ~. gyaps the palm 0f
excellence over ali max1s.aas wizards CON.
jurors and jusglers 0ftbi. fss. and genera
lion. The perlQFfnance vii be-@Vgmenled
~ the appearxnoe 0f Sir X : k5sgs and
james Conlst both vel known aud dfSyor-
ite singers ia duets aud solos. Those W.
desire o be entertained ia a novel waf
should attend
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Only one To a 1ick.t.

Owing a. the iarge nuuspef of tickets sold
and tie many teOpie whd4wlli want 10 al
lend the Gin CApssyt on le-sday evening.
can only admig tne p~rsons y ith every ticket.
make this aUaounSmefs having heard
that some ticket-hOldes ven expecting 81
bring their families on one uekel, and want
ing no one to be dlsappointed on that night
l. II REDMOND.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Protect your horses Ah styles all qUal-
tiles Flank nets, team neis, coach nets,
buggy nets; cord, Leather and shoestring
nets. Brown. Hall & Co., - and p Pearl
a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Ist @1I aI@ lil 8l@l3 BILL



- +- ~ a1f .a--
4st .l l4r-4F
fr4-s t-s .-n.r4. -a.-r 4.as.l VI a vsls
- AZ meas -1 progress
a-4 .a r.F-.aelll rrlIlalIll has been
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t-a raaa 4i .-trY peg eeut t.l-te
a .-4rr t.-..lal bar fu -.-b a ...-
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% f41aD.I GU Iarse discounts alI r-i4c-
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I,
'rf-'r'-
~ ''t aii '--1faa improvements.
Money often Ras-ei asa r.-4It az small
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-- p -D7 4'e 20 @r..lls
-. rHinsl Money ,1 Dig lYl- ia tle 1..l
9t q f.Frr ~ ~ Jet uR oF fle Washing 0f
tir a-'i f-sl-t Better - enough % -
-ie F4l.e .ens-l a. once 10 % cheaper All
n'fs -.ie. l-liY slt tasrs are 50 many rig-
eff 4i4 ltf3frs tl 1ema1ilus attention a.
t1- faHis -aa-. one ~llI u1. sal fJr another
t4l -l-fe - -Dt 1oneY enough Oh - around
80 autll Appropriation az u4ie 3 llrtle lu
Htar &-lilst every M-m7rr has 1is liz
n stream lo 1e Improved All has to v0-s
t'r -4r s-ae- .n 9sler -3 s-l his. 0a The
Pf.NH pl- iu s.r1.ca mF bass auI / u
serlfen F1lu
il cases sler- rl- aDpr1DraIJls are
small = lt1rl happens IA The work c0m-
n4-7eri 4a.ier one Appropriation vii b-
-a.iltf-4 Af el. plste.V uu1Jue hg the -
meltf 1silre llr neKf IS male aFaiiao.e So
ia .'e lasl days pt session of Congress ig Is
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The Cutler House. of Grand Haven, have
now commenced giving their regular Satur-
day night hops.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Gardiner 4 Baxter have several new
things in Collars. =
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Remember GardinerN Baxter can show
you the largest line ofyfrsselpg Bags in the
city. Have just received a large line at
lower prices than heretalsre
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Cast iron posts at ST. SO, s.. s. 20,
So $3.50, 81, -. S6Ncpd. so. Something
handsome and durableAABrown, Hall & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Have you seen those fine Diamond mesh
fly nets? Go to Bzo~n, Hall Il Co.'S and
make your selectioa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Fly Nets-red, blae, white. all styles flank
nets, at Brown, HaIk& Co 5.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Watch for GoodefTS.s Horse Shoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Mrs. A. McLseslin, the. -iressmaker at
70 Monroe ST. has renfossdto l4ls Monroe
ST., where she willbe pleased TO meet all her
old customers
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Watch for GoodArssk Horse Shoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Tes sT a-- se
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
REFORMED ELECTIoNMETHoDs
A Notable Change Introduced by the
Cleveland Administration.
Erom "a RaLtilnore .SnN

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sat the Con.
gressional elections on Tuesday last, 30
far as heard from, there WAS no complaint
from any responsible quarter of force or
fraud in any Of the large cities. Such has
not been the case for twenty years. In
New York, the largest city in the country,
and where there were 80 many conflicting
interests involved in both the local and
general elections. there has not been the
slightest whisper OF any Improperly.
In Cincinnati, where. ywO years ago.
the Republican United States Mar
shall appointed perfect army
Of rufilans and put revolyers in
their bands, with instructions 20 shoot, no
complaint comes Of any brOwbeuting or
ballot-boX siutiiug. 1t is 30 everywhere,
and the fdCJ furnishes another iiustra-
of tine regard Ter popular rights held ana
maintained by thus administration. All
this has been elle cted AT cost for Federal
supervision at the polls not much more
than 4 fraction OF WHAT has been eXpeud-
ed on the occasion OF similar elections In
he past. In some Of the big cities no
deputy mnrshais were appointed, In
others a much reduced number, and IN
every instance the stern injunction was
laid upon these officials that under no
circumstances would any partisan con-
duct be tolerated upon their part, aud
that they must cOntue themselves rigOr-
ously 20 the strict line OF their duties.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
Fine Truck L and
On ThunderhOIt Road
C. II. DoRsETT. Auctioneer,

win offer for sale at the Court House Oh
TUESDAY, December nth, 1886, during the
usual hours of sale,
Thirty acres of valuable trucking land on
the rhunderbot Shell Road, about three miles
and nalf from the city.
The Improvements consist OF dwelling and
store recently overhauled. The land is rich
and produces good crops The property ia
now yielding nearly two hundred dollars per
anpum.
There is now no other property on this road
in he 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.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Ladies' and Gents Underwear.

Bargains-Cmdrcn's Fast Color Border
HandkerehieIs al 25c per dozen; worth fully
soc.
Bargains - Chndren's Fancy Bordcred
llandRerchiets, narrow hem, three for Ice.
worth fully three for 2Jc.
Bargalns-Ladles' White Linen Cambria
Haudkerchleis. broad hem, sc each; worth
fully Ice.
Bargains Ladies' assorted Mourning and
Fancy Col0red Linen CamDTic iIandkeTchlefs
broad hem, zoe; worth fully l9c.
IN DRESS TRIMMINGS WE GIVE TUE
BEST HAIkG AIMS.
40 dozen well made Ladies Corsets, silk
stitching, only 25r, that sells for Doc elsewhere.
30 dozen 'MatchlessH Zone Filled Corsots. cN-
ira long aud elegant modelled, extra agaut
silk stitcnlng only 5Oo, that heils for SIC else
where. - dozen oar Bast' Long Waist Cor
scts, extra heavy bone illed, silk stitching
amt lace trimmed, none such elsewhere III
tins city, price only zoe. Misses Corsots at
equally low hgures. 200 Ladies' hne Black
canton straw Hats, all new shapes, only zoe;
downing all competition. l,OOG Ladies best
quality bound Wool Hats only 50c; downing
all competition. $50 Childrcn's very fine
Trimmed Wool Hats only 75c; downing ALI
competition. 2,jJU yards PlGot Edge SATIN
Ribbon, ~ inch. inch and inch wide only
Toe per yard; downing all competition. Birds,
Wings, Feathers, Ornaments. Beads, Silks
Pushes. Nelveis, Satlns, at prices also down
ing all competltion- Trimmed Hats our epc-
Cialty. 10 90 pounds our celebrated Berg
mans Imported Hephyrs still &c per ounce or
II per pound (of lG laps. 45O punches best
COrtce!l EmOrOldery Skein SILK rs sk eius to
bunchj only 1870 bunch. 300 dozen Chenille
Lambrcquns and Fancy Work Ornaments at
25c soc, T5c and up per dozen; elegant values.
ArHsenes, Chenille, Braldeue, Flo Floss, EN-
broldery Tnsels. aud all articles for nigh art
embroidery, at popular low prices. We sun
Coutmue the only reliable Kid Glove house in
tins city; no humbuGgery with us, our goods
have $50 Il the test. Ask for "Platshek's
Model" at 81, warranted.
+. S.-CoWttry orders promptly and care
fully attended to. Write for prices and
samples.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
1iartinn Sairs 1ittltrr laya.
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.
C. II. DORSETT, Auctioneer,

win offer for sale before the Court House, on
TUESDAY, December 9Th, 1856. during the
usual hours of sale.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF UPLAND
AND OF BOTTOM LANDS IN ABOUT
EQUAL QUANTITIES.
This land. about two and n 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 is be-
tween the Coast Line Railroad and East Sa-
vannah, It also has a frontage of LOO feet
on the Schuetzeu Platz Branch, and 600 feet on
Bonaventuro shell Road.
Timber Landing Creek runs through the
low lands, aiiordtng perfect system of drain
age. The lands under cultivation rent readily
Tor four dollars per acre. he highlands, i'm
proved with q class Of cheap houses, would
command ready tenants al very remuneratIve
uriccs. 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 beng projected. viii pass through
! the property.
Eighty acres dearest 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 Bon 100, sur
| rounded by streets fifty feet wide. The plan
| OF tins and other maps relating TO this prop
| crtY can be seen at my otce.
This presents an extraordinary opportunity
| FOR an investment which can he made to Weld
| u large profit with a small outlay OF cash-tho
| first payment.
| The property can he treated for at private
| sale until day of sale.
Terms: one third cash, balance in two
| equRl payments, in one ard two years, with
| nterest at per cent. per Annum, and bond
| for titles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
3t1iiItuFrn.
PLATSHEK'S
1873 BrOUghtOn st.
Opportunities This Week for All.
GREAT NNSIERY SHE.

1ON DOZEN pairs Misses Solid Color Hose.
1VO all sizes, sac pair; grand bargain.
20 dozen pairs Misses Fancy Hose elegant
goods, for l2lac n pair this week only.
big assortment Of patterns, down to l5C per
80 dozen pairs Children regular made Hose,
pair; worth 25C and 35c.
80 dozen pairs Misses Black and Solid regu-
lar made Hose, in superb quality, at Csc; a
positive bargain even FOR 40c.
50 dozen pairs Ladles' well made Black and
Solid Hose, prime goods, only i5c per pair;
great value.
regular made Hose, finer gauge, only Csc; the
best hosiery bargain ever offered.
% UOLen pairs Ladies' Black regular made
Brilliant Lisie Hose, extra heavy, at soc, that
cannot be duplicated nowhere else under 75c
loo dozen other styles of Ladies', Misses and
Cmdrens Hose also displayed az uniform
prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12

some people suffer from sick headache
all their lives, dragging out miserable
existence. n they would only try one
dosa II SMITHS BILE BEANS Cone
Beam they would never say that nothing
would AFFORD them relief Tnia wonderful
remedy 10 pleasant, harmless and always
effective. The price, 23e. per bottle,
makes n very popular. For sale BY all
druggists aud dealers In medicines, Or
eent b. mail,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12

WITHIN thirty days from the date o. comple-
Ion OF the same. tfen and IN that event Tue
treasurer Of said city shall issue execution
lor lhe amount of the cost of such WORK, ana
pui the same IN the hands OF the Clly Marshh,'
by hlm 10 he levied on the property OF such
owner or owners OF the abutting property
anu satlsned by the sale OF sueh properly &C
corning 10 the laws OF Georgia governing
Marshals sales.
RESOLUTIONS,
Rv Co,o,,,+., -, ,,i,
W. oV'S % L ~ A,. oo,,,l;od
win ~, yO,iu ~ ,j""t nS ~ NJ
nnnd Snr fS h Ia HIerman
~ tba s ny ~ ~ " -, ~ NJ 60 invd
ward, to which Teiernnce is made in the re-
nort -, ~ ii I cnCo ~ n,,'o =" ,, Cit
fT,,,;i ~ Cot ~, ~ II, W VI, ,. Va - ~,
mad IN so7I ~ 90 oort boving heon
mad, and 9do,toG no ,nootirrp Of Sonncii
hold A. ~ ieSs. ~ ,nara,,o ~ -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
CHEAP ADVERTISING
One Cent a w ord.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in this column { the best IN the pGper)
inserted for ONE GENT A WORD, Cash
IN Adodnce. each insertion.
Ecergbody aoho has any acdnt to supply
anything to bug or TO sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any t5iSh
TO GrGtifg, should advertise IN this colttDtn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CouHTY.-Notice IA
VI Hereby gwen to az persons having de-,
deceased TO present them to me, properly
made out, within the time prescribed by law,
as TO show their character and amount; and
all persons indebted to said deceased ara
hereby required to make immediate payment
TO me. LEANDER q. ARMSTRONG,
Administrator.
NnAEMnnn 1893
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12
SAVANNAH, 18th November, Is,
EPQal AottrED.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notlce ia
" hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against SARAH x. FRIERSON, de-
ceased. 20 present them 20 me, properly made
out within the time prescribed by law, 50 al
to show their character and amount; and an
persons indebted 10 said decea.ed are heroby
required 10 make immediate payment 10 me.
NOVEMBER 4, 1856.
GEO. S. FRIERSON,
Administrator.