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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
ESTATE SALE
OF
GILT EDGE PROPERTY.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


win sell at public auction BEFORE THE
COURT HOUSE ON TUESDAY, 5th JUNE,
1888, at II o'clock, the following very valuable
property, belonging to the estate of LEO
MEHRTENS, late Of Chatham county, de
ceased; sold for division, viz:
One store on corner Liberty and East Bound
AIRY streets.
One store and one house on Liberty street
Two houses and ono store on East Boundary
street.
One house on Perry street lane.
For other information call at tho office of
uctioneer
That splendid property on northwest corner
Of Charlton and Jefferson streets Lot fronts
so feet on Charlton street and 80 feet on Jeffer-
son street, with all the valuable improvements.
consisting Of one large two-story frame dwell
ing and store on corner Charlton and jefferson
streets.
One large two-story dwelling on Charlton
street.
One large two-story dwelling, with brick
basement, on jefferson street.
ALSO
One brick store on jefferson street. known as
'Mehrtens' Mill"
Also
Onetwo story building in rear OF above house
All Of the above property is under good
rental
Will be sold either entire or separate
For plat and further particulars, apply at
office, LAROCHE & MCLAUGHLIN, lI6 Bryan
street, where any information can be- obtained
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
A. r. ALTMAYER d co.
n. II. ALI MA EK q co.
ALTNAYER'S

Millinery will get a great
send off this week. We've
promised to give you a gen
uine Millinery sale, and we'll
doit.
You'll be the gamer and we'll be the losers,
but then we'll close out our stock and that
means considerable to us.
The small fry are actually
trembling at the idea of our
organizing a Grand Clearance
Sale so early in the season,
BATS! they call our speci-
men bargains.
Well, wye got about four hundred such bats
at this sale, and our patrons no doubt would like
TO be fed all season on such palatabe bargains
100 dozen Ladies' beautiful Straw Hats, at 15c
worth 35c. $50 dozen Ladies' elegant Straw
Hats, at Sc; worth 75c.
Tips, Plumes, Flowers Ribbons Ornaments
and all kind of Millinery trimmings, will be Of
Tered al this great sale at and below cost.
AS special grand values. we offer in connec-
lion with our great Millinery Sale,
case Ladies beautiful Seaside Suiting, 2s inches
wide, in all colors, price 71ec,
case Jap Check Lawns, very stylish goods,
fast colors, price o18c., reduced from 10c.
case fast color Zephyr Ginghams, choice
styles, price 10c., reduced from l2lhc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
Comfortable Home on New Houston St.
|. D. LaRoche & Son, AuCtiOneers.

On TUESDAY, the 5th day Of June, 1855, II not
previously sold at private sale, we will sell
before the Court House door, during the
usual hours of sale,
Second dwelling east Of West Broad street on
the north side of New Houston street, contain
ing eight rooms with water and gas all through
the house, also Clubhouse, stable, etc. Lot 10
feet by 105 feet, more or less.
Above is sold because owner is about to leave
the city Terms cash; purchaser paying for ap
pers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
Executors Sale
BrougAten Street Property.
r. n nnrsptt hUctInnepY

Under and by virtue Of an order granted at the
May 1888 Term Of the Court OF Ordinary OF
Chatham county, I will sell at the Court
House, during the usual hours OF SALE on
TUESDAY, July Sd, 1888, in the city Of sa-
vannah,
All that certain half lot Of land situate,
living and being In the city OF Savannah, county
OF lot NO 80 Washington ward, fronting 20 feet
on north side Of BrouRhton street, between
Houston and East Broad, and running back TO
the lane.
The same being sold for the payment OF debts
and for distribution as the property OF tho
estate Of Susan Ringhill.
DAVID GROVE, Executor,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance, each
Insertion
Everybody who has any tcont to supply,
ANYTHING to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure: indeed, any toish
10 crafty, should advertise in this column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
OFFICIAL
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Arrears for Ground Rent.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Savannah. Ga, June /, 1885,
The following lots are in arrears to the city
for ground rent, of which lessees are hereby no
titled. c. S. HARDEE,
City Treasurer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05

You'll be the gamer and we'll be the losers,
but then wei close out our stock, and that
means considerable to us.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05
PERSONAL.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED, good, plain cook for small
w family; white preferred. Apply ISL South
RrOad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05

500 to $500 A9 a4TT for G 1s be A @aas
preferred who can furnish their own horses and
rive their whole time to the business. Spare
moments may be proftably employed also. A
few vacancies in towns and cities. B. F. JOHN
son & CO., 1909 Main street Richmond, Va.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05

WANTED, a wet nurse. Apply at 149 Jones
w street. Good wages paid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05

Improvements on west one-half lot % Tro,
ward--John A. Feuger, Trustee
Improvements on northwest ore Quarter l.
10 Washington ward-J. Fitzgerald (Ininor).
Improvements and east one-halt lot 50 Wa
ring ward-J. w. Fleming.
Improvements and southeast part lot 10 Pc
cival ward, Moore tything-John Flemin
Trustee.
Improvements and west one-half lot Mort
Oglethorpe ward-Mary A. Fleming.
West one-half lot North Oglethorpe ward
Catherine Flynn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-05

WANTED, a good cook. Apply at 151 Dray-
w ton street
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16
4 SSS.
1855.

Well we have had little holiday little little time
to write good the from
last the anarchists hung Faulkner the u s. Sc ate
CeVelands Tariff written country saved The
old year has past the here the same old
giving oar customers bargains Walk upstairs
ano shoe room will find heavy boots per pair no
Soes from w cents and such variety found no.
where else IN the town From there into clothing where
we nave small lot left and suit sold regard
less OF what co u.s. You will also find wool fill comforts tor %
that caunot DC bought else where less and
10 pei p.r Won . oU NOW out into our large
md wash tubs butter bowls pipe stone hollow ware sa dies
doors, windowsash 5es!e&dS &c endd cross cut w m 5o
NOW come down stairs
corn meal buckwheat -four Pacon Butter nails horse
oVe foks &c &c Down into cellar moasscs
home made CIDER Potatoes krau oils and fish &c
Out to our Gnary where keep rye oats and salt
nto our smoke FORK aud packing house and the
being cured into bacon Now back house E.
e ai ano zap room You VIII lind great variety
ana boy lats and CAPS from q cents Step room
look al our Carpets aud Oil Cloths Rag Carpet per ward
Ingram as low as 2 cents Here also have large Mems
Ondeear Now out into large Store The (oees end
ugars The Teas and Spices Canned Tomatoes Corn Ca
ana Crackers, Booksand Stationery Ladies Cbdre Shoes
Dry Goods large stock, Notions abundance Tn
ware and Queehswae Tobacco oue m low
IS cents H. Snuff and Cigars Potash and so
other things that will gay Surely all can be supplied
ernie Now the propreors of all THE thew will
their prices be as low for grade ny in the
az m Sse a ngoPfcoS Tue produce they can handle Go,
try them aud Sec ~ Z. RUSSELL & BRO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

When Miss Smith was arraigued
before tue United States court she
conducted he self with such grace
and dignity that the polite cd Judge.
deeply impressed, arose AMI made
her profound bow.
Miss smith, said the judge, 20
see You in this awful predcament se.
riously touches me-
1T does me, too, Judge
How old are your
Judge, you should not ask me
such question, but will tell You.
l am two years older than my mar
ried sister, who was married before
she was "a Old as / am She has
been married eighteen months aal
still speaks we'll Of her husband.
How old am IL
Il cannot tell
Il am not TO blame for your math-
cmatical inefficiency.
Why did you go into the business
Of illicit distillingi
Because / wan,ed 10 make wins,
key
Il suppose so. How long have
YOU been distiller?
Ever since was sixteen years
old. The year my father died.
what year was thst?'
The } ear my Uncle Harry move
TO Texas.
Miss Smith, you are woman, bu
insist you shall answer my ques
lions. Remember that IL convicte,
Of this awful charge you Will he sen
TO the pcnitentiary. What did yor
do wills tue whiskcy you madef'
sold It..
Who bought itP'
well Judge, IL would be rattle
hard TO tell who bought 1t all. Som
time ago party OF gentlemen cam
into my neighborhood 10 hunt deer
The party got out Of wbiskey ant
fouod il difficult 10 buy any. Ate
awhile told a man u he would pu
his jug down on silver dollar and
20 away he might. when be cam,
back. Hnd the jug full of whiskey.
lie did so.
Would you know the man3'
'Ob, yes, sir | recognized bin In
minute. You are tie man, judge
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

TIE QUAKeR's REToRT.-Quak el
wit is not aggressive. but one who i.
lash enough TO scratch a Quaker
generally Ii Ids a wag to his c)st.
An old Quaker wen. into a book ,
store. AMI an impertinent salesm IN
wishing to have some sport at his
expense said TO him: You are from
'the country, aren't your Yes.
quickly responded the Quaker. Their
here's just the thing for you re-
sponded tue clerk. holding up ,
book. what is it?' asked the Qua
kei. It's en- essay on the rearing Of
calves. Friend said the Quak or
''hee had better present tina. ~ tn y
mother!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

In an advertisement by g. railway
company o: some uncslled for goods
The letter II had dropped from the
word lawful and it read: People
to whom these packages arc direct
ed a:e requested to como forward
and pay the awful charges on the
same baptist Weekly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

The man who invented those
metal.toed sho;s was the best friend
tue school boy ever had commented
old Brown. mo. he wasn't, pa sal
little Johnny. who had been whipped
that day. Il he school boy won't
have a friend until some one invents
pair Of metal-seatei trousers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

C'untryman 10 hotel clerk ii
reckon you'll! have 10 give mo anoth,
or room, mister Clerk What's
the ma.ter with the one you bsve?'
CONFERENCE.-The sign says, 'don't
blow out the gas an b'sosb, l cant
sleep with all tina, light in the room.
N:s York Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

Physician: 'PAtr lex. cont you
know better than to have yout pig
pen SO close to the house?' Patrick
And ply shud Oh not sor?' It's
unhealthy BE away wild yer nom
sense! Sure the pig has never be en-
sick day Ia his lo:fe.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

lie Gus. introduced)-'Wha . a We.
ny howely man that gentleman near
the piano is, Mrs. Hobson.' Mrs.
Hobson isn't he? Tina. 10 Mr..
Hobson.
He (equat to the occasion) - Oh,
indeed! How true ii lie, Mrs. Hob
son, that the homely men always &c,
the pretty wives
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16
WIT AND IiUMON

by George. exclaimed WagstafI
with chuckle a. he looked his card
over. Il don't believe I ooul q i'm
prove on this hand ePerhsps YOU
have nev-r tried soap on IL, .ugges.
ted Buckhorr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

An exchange eets at popular
s5cGkaess IN this manner: Think
twice before you believe every evil
story that you hear. and think twen>
~ times before you repeat it. espe-
cially If it is about a woman
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-03-16

BUOKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best salve In the World for Cuts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumJ Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands, Cbllblsins,
Cotns, aud ali Eruptions, and positively
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guaranteed 20 give perfect sstsfsctionJ or
noo-y fefnn5sd Price Is ceuts per boI.
For ssls ~ FobsttL vsncsvsutsr,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
PUGILIsTIC POINTS.

Spider Weir is sad. His match with
Murphy is of.
Eide Barry, the Pittsburg lightweight,
is conten plating trip to Boston.
1t ia probable that Dom Mccartney will
be rendered the position of boxing instruc-
tor of the new Boston Athletic Club, which
is worth S., 900 year.
1t was largely on George W. Atkinson's
adsics that Mr.. Fox declined to make q
match for Kilr, iu with an unknown. The
well known English sporting writer was
very syerse to seeing Kilrain put up
against an unnamed op 2onent.
Sam Blakelcck, tie English lightweight,
and his trainer, George Mcdonald, have
gone TO Boston and taken up quarters in
the Bay View House, on Crescent Beach.
Deny Butler offers to match Tom Lees
to meet Donin:ck McCaffay to finish
for 81 900 side. In his challenge B utler
says McCafr.y can not crawl out Of such
o match by saying il is too small sum to
battle for, as far bett'r men than Mccall
frey have fought for less.
Jack McAuliffv's $500 fo,feit to fight
. Billy Meyers still remains uncovered in
New York.
Tom Lsea, the Australian, has chsl-
lenged Dominick Mccartney. Dominick
has taken no notice of him.
A Clevalsnd pap says that Freddy"
Gallagher i5 PIT p nj G to meet Dan DAILY
in 10 round contest This is q mistake
Daily is now training FIR fight with Nc
Manus.
Arrange ments FIR the finish fight be-
tween "Ginger" Mccormick of jersey
City and Jack Splsn have b,ea completed,
and tbs battle will be fought next week.
jack Lyman, who fought a six.round
draw with JACK Harrington at west side
club house last week, will meet Joe
George In q skin-glove contest to q finish
in about week. George will challenge
Jack Dslsncey if he wins.
Tom Flanagan, of Cincinnati, and Pete
McCste, of Albany, the hghtwe ghts
who were stopped By the police while on
the way to resort Eer the Riverside
drive on Tuesday night of last week, will
settle their difference, within two weeks
near Patterson, n. J. The winner will
challenge Mike Cushing.
Bob Miller woald like to wrestls Jes,
Clark catch-ss catch-can for 5000 side.
SAN FRANCISCO. O,tlbar 24.-Dan Nc
CaItby and Jack Hsllinhsm proposed to
d y to make q match betwt en- Peter jack
son, the c,lored Australian heavy weigh,
and Jack Dempsey for S., 900 side Nc
Csrthy to back Dempsey and Hollnghsm
Jackson. Jackson is been SEEN and gives
his consent.
Jack Wsnuop whipped Con- Riley on q
foul in Twelve round fight at Grand Rap
ids.
Jack Havlio, tina Boston festhsrweight,
hes gole to Frisco to meet Tommy War
rem.
In his chIlle1ge Tom Lees says McCaf-
fey caDCo5 crawl out of such match by
saying is is too snsll a sum to battla for,
as fer Htsr men thla MeCaff;ey have
fcugas for less.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
AsHToN's VICTORY.

Jim Fell Defeated In . Ten Round Con-
test.
providence, R l., Oc.obsr 26.-There
was rsttliug glove contest at the Critic
ZION C ND, in this city, Lass night, bstwien
Ja;k Ashton, of Providence, and Jim Fell,
of Grand Rapid, Mich. Fell weighed TIA
and Ashton 1s3. The match was for q
pure Of $500 for points only, and was a
friendly contest.
Eel showed up well and Ashton, who is
in trainir FIR the Lsnnon fight. was in
perfeet condition. Twelve rounds were
fought. The las was very short. Fell
was shout gon', ami to save himself feom
further punishment he sPizsd Jack abont
the waist and huggel him, putting his
head iato AshtCn's stomach. TIE ref rec
saw this, sni before foul could be claim
ed hs gave the fight to Ashton. The
match was intensely exciting Ashton
came out of it with 1t feE bruises ard
swollen lip, while Fell was cat and bruised
as Though he had fallen iu:o q thrtsaing
mac lie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
NEW MARTINsvILLE GOSSIP.

co..,o, o,rr,spondence of the Sunday Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE W. VA, o;soneI
ON. w. Ober has mHved mo the f9iu'
House, and will co lduct it as q Lo'ei in
the future. :.
Cant. Jack M,ntieth's produce boat is
lvire a. the wharf taking On applet
Robert McEldowney and SEP Hall were
at Huntington this week. -,
Hor. An. o, G :ay delivered . ssriee OF
Temperance lectures at the NJ. M: Churcn
this week. He i, al eloxuent talker, anu
desc, we'd lsrgr audiences,
Mrs. Wen. Mes. Hall is willing n'eaus
in Wheeling. 80, .,o
Miss LoR,her, of SistersVille. is TIE
caest of her cousin, DR.. Lowihe', tnls
wesk. ~
aW. L. Hsarne, the high tariff sdvoc;t',
and Gen. N. Goff, were down enthusing
the bows yesarisy after oon. Wou!dn' Z
one Of Gcfi's spt eches in print, With all u Q
"Is" and "Mes" left on, look edd thcusr.
Hearne is . star ding" Argument why the
DOOR man shoald vote the Democrat;
ticket. C,n.i iering ths extraordinary
hurcu'ea effort, put fo' tn to make 1t Dig
affair, the nesting wss certainly dismal
failure.
The horse fair, which was 10 cine CT
Wednesday aud Thursday of this weak.
recsived such black sye the first day ths
it did not come up f,r the second round.
In fact, the cl l weather cock seems to have
no respt CT this seeson fer either fairs or po-
li,ic,l meetir gs. A 'f.ke," who WIS re-
wall pg his tough luck, was overhea d 10
saw that he had attended fairs in seventies n
different States this season, sni that 1t had
rained at every id one. 1t was tr!a1
pity that the weather was 50 untavorsoie'
fer there were humber Of very fast Flyers
on the grcu5d
Stamford Bros. are Buying several ttou-
sand barrels of apples for ihs Northern
ma ket this fell. :,
Kocn'z Brcs.'s barrel factory IS unable
to supply the demand for spple blrrt!'.
Quite a number of Democrats aud Re-
publicaas will go to Wheeling tl-daJ to
hear the Wilson Golf joint dit cassjon.
George Null, Esq, of the Government
printing cffica, Washington, ID G., 10 Wy
ting III, brother, ]. N. Null, E:q OF this
plaza.
Phinneas Gano, of the Pension Depart
ment Of Washington, D c., has short
leave of absence AID is with his family a
few dsys.
John ODER has been dangerously i'll for
sew .ral days past, hut ia improving.
Miss Daisy McEldowney is visiting her
ur C e, Allen Hill, ef Washington CITY.
The horse fair Brought number oil
hcr:emen, gamblers and fake, to town tn
week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
BENwOOD.

The Wheeling Company's plant was idle
Yesterday on account of b.eakage of some
N a ,hintry, which is being rapidly repair
ed, and that industry will be ready for
work next week.
Mr.. NJ. J. Gately, an enterpris ng young
business man, will open tirst-class gsO-
Gerry on Main stri es next noatb.
Mr.. Harry Bowers hiss accepted posi-
ton in his brothers. store.
One uufoltunate languishei in the bas-
tile last night.
Mrs. James Price returned yesterday
from trip to Pittsburg.
Mr.. W. Bowers, of Moundsville, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. August Repe is on the sick let.
Charles Golf, con 'rattor, has broken
ground fer Prof. Mays new hcu e.
A. L. Pellty, Esq, repres d the M.
E. corg egatio1 Of this place in the dis
trict meeting in Wheeling.
The trustees and teachers Of the publ C
school, held THAR reyulsr monthly meet
ing Friday evening.
Miss Cora VsncIren has returned from
a visit to Pulaski.
A cotoris Of gentlemen will spend to-
day at FlCral Home farm.
Miss Marie MCLEAN, charming young
lady of Thompson, is visiting in town.
Mr. s. w. Mcdonald is on the 81 k list.
Mr.. Jas. Brown and Bride, of Belmont
coanty, were in town one day last week.
The god Hymen is undoubtedly ab eoad
in the land, in evidence Of which two
mo weddings are announced fjr the n ear
future.
Tee Williams Hendrix wedding was
prattily celeb rated at $50 Thursday even
log at the residence of tie BRIDES parebts
in our suburbs. TIE cetmopy was per-
formed by Rev. Allsmopg The bride
Miss Ids, daughter of Thee. Hendrix, f q
is most amiable young lady, she wore
an eQuisite co tune Of cream slbateoss and
sursh silk. The bridesmaid, Mus Maria
Mclean, wore a similar cos
tune, The gro)m Mr.. Oliver
Williams, aud best mao, Prof. W. B.
Mathews, wore tie conventional dress
suit. After the ceremony the guests were
ushered to the dining roam, where a
samptuous banquet was served. The
happy couple left on the 1880 .. m. train
oa the B. & o on short trip Welt. The
fol o wing 10 list of the presents: Table
linen and cook books, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Hendrix; silver tatls spoons, Mr.. John
Hendrix; pair of to rels, Mrs. J. Hendrix
silVer ba,t,r dish. Prof. w. B. Mathews;
silver castor, NJ. G'o-gs Neidermyer;
silver table and tea spoons, DR..
and Mrs. Mccoy; silver knives and
forks, Mr.. and MR.. E. P Wheat
Water sit. Mr.. Gao,g, McCaff: Sc! of psp-
kias, Mica McClsnabaa; Fruit stand, MISS
Marie McOlesp; Pair of vase, Miss Alice
Maple; Set of knives and fIks, Mr., H.
Lo,en'z and sis er; Silver teasp Jon, Mr..
and Mrs. s. 3. Mike; Pair of table
cloths, Mr.. W. Pierce; Bisque ornaments,
Miss Jessie Wheat, Sc Of silver teaspoons,
Miss Flora Williams; Set Of napkins, Mics
Jessie Wheat; Table hnsn, Miss Mamie
M4rp!e; Bed spread, L Good; Silver
tea spoons, Mr.. James Hendrix; Pair OF
towlss, Mr.. Mac Pierce; Bed kp:ead, NJ.
Frank Peabody and sister; Cloth suit, Mr..
II. Thatcher; Fine par,or lamp, Mrs. H.
Hahre.