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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-14

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUSTY.-Notce is hero
VI by given 10 all parties having demands
against ELLA CORINNE CHAPLIN late Of
Chatham county, now deceased TO present them
10 me. properly made out, within the time pre-
scribed by law. so as to show their character and
ceased are hereby required 10 make immediate
payment 10 me.
SAVANNAH, February 9th, 1883.
ALBERT V. CHAPLIN,
Administrator Estate Of Ella Corinne Chaplin,
decea ed
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n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given to all parties having demands
against GEORGE w. GARMANY, late Of Chat
ham county, now deceased to present them to
me- properly made out within the time pre-
scrbed by law SO to show their character
ard amount and all persons indebted TO said
deceased are hereby required to make imme-
diate payment 70 me.
SAVANNAH, February 6, 1883
JANE NJ GARMANY,
Executrix Estate George w. Germany, de-
ceased
Present bills to A. H. MacDonell, Attorney for
FXecutriX
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is
VI hereby given to all parties having demands
against ROBERT b. BOGART. late OF Chatham
county, now deceased, TO present them to us at
our office los Bay street, properly made out
within the time prescribed by law so as to show
their character and amount; and all persons in
deoted TO said deceased are hereby required TO
make immediate payment to us.
SAyANNAH February 8, 1888.
D. A. DENMARK aud
SAMUEL B. ADAMS,
Administrators Estate of Robert d. Bogart de-
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REAL ESTATE.
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NOW is THE TIME,
This is the Opportunity
To Secure Home for the Hot
SUMMER MONTHS.
REAL ESTATE.
nNE OF THE most delightful places In Chat
" ham county is the Isle of Hope.

ONE OF THE most delightful places In Chat
~ ham county is the Isle of Hope
IL is unQuestionably healthy.
II is the most accessible OF all the summer re-
sorts in Ehis vicinity
The railroad service, the coming season, will
be more frequent and with new locomotive, new
cars and steam brakes The service will be per-
feet. The new shell road viii shorten the dis
lance between the two points TO- about i've
miles. At this delightful resort have sub.
divided the GIimball property into building lots,
with beautiful frontage Of one hundred feet
each and containing about sour acres each. These
lots will sell at from four hundred TO six hum
drcd dollars each, requiring but one hundred
dollars cash and giving ample time on the bal
ance
II will pay any man having family. In the
saving OF doctors BILLS 20 secure one OF these
lots
To see these lots is 70 want them. will be
glad 10 show them 20 any persons wishing TO
purchase pleasant country home. There arc
only a limited number Of lots. and the best way
10 purchase IL ~ make up a party OF four or ave
and buy together. This will secure not only the
DeghbOn you desire, but the most favorable
terms that can give. q. II. DOh6ETr,
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY is here
N by given TO all parties having demands
against the estate of DR. JAMES J. WARlNG,
late Of Chatham county, now deceased, 70
present them to us, properly made out, within
the time prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amounts; and all persons indebted
to said deceased are hereby required to make
immediate payment TO us
SAVANNAH January 23d 1888.
MARY A. WARING and
7. AJSI ON WARING,
Executrx and Execotor Estate of James j.
Maring. deceased.
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~ have been afflicted With an affection OF
the throat from childhood, caused by diphthe'
ria. and have used various remedies but have
MAYER found ANYTHING equal 10 bn0Wn's hnoF-
grfAl TnoeHFs ~ f4ru. u. ~ y Hampton
yslIefoii. ~ sod only ln boxes.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARTAR UNIVERSITY.
Price GreenIeaf Aid for Students

A RECENT REQUEST enables Harvard Uni
"A versity to offer additional aid 60 the
amount of $4,000 year. to deserving candi-
dates for the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts This
aid will be distributed in sums Of $50 TO S25G a
year, and will be awarded mo paid in advance
to students or graduates Of other colleges, or to
candidates for the Freshman class. Students
or graduates of other colleges can be admitted
to advance standing without passing examina-
lions other candidates for admission must
pass the entrance examinations In June or Sep
TENDER Blank forps Of application for adj
mission and for aid, and pamphlets giving full
details regarding any department of the Uni
versity ARTS Science Divinity Law, Medicine
Dental Medicine. Veterinary Medicine or AEli-
cultlrre may be obtained by applying to FRANK
BOLIEaS, Secretary Of Harvard University ,
University Hail, Cambridge.
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n EORGIA GRAHAM LouNTY.--Notce is here
VI by given that have made application to
the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham county for
order to sell lot number "a White ward in the
city of Savannah belonging to the estate of
ELLA CORINNE CHAPLIN, deceased, for the
payment Of debts and distribution, and that said
order will be granted at MARCH TERM, 1898,
Of said court unless objections are filed.
ALBERT v. CHAPLIN,
Administrator Estate Of Ella Corinne Chaplin,
deceased
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, IN this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in AdrGnce, each
Insertion.
Everybody toho has any ,cant TO supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure: indeed, any t0iSh
to CRAFTY, should advertise in this column.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
New Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen
FURNITURE
AT A y CTI O N.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
c. Il. DORSETT, AuCtIOneer,

WIN sell on TUESDAY. iith February, 1883,
commencing at II O'Clock, ut the residence
2'ls Broughton street, near Price,
The contents Of said dwelling. consisting in
part of PARLOR FURNITURE, SOFA, FINE
BRUSSELS CARPETS, MOUQETTE RUGS,
PICTURES, BRASS PLAQUES, CALENDAR
CLOCK, HAT RACK, Handsome HANGING
LAMP, OIL CLOTI@MATS, EASELS and PIC
TURES, ROCKERS, DINING EXTENSION IA
BILE, WINDOW SHADES, FULL MARBLE
BEDROOM SUIT Of ten pieces, MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS, BED LINEN AVID
BLANKETS 3 CHINA TOILET SETS, TIN
SETS, SINGLE Be- STEADS, MATTRESS etc,
WASH STAND, BUREAU, MIRROR, BED
SPRINGS, two CHAMBER SETS, ten pieces
each. Marble Top. LACE BED SPREAD, NAT
TING, REFRIGERATOR, SAFE, WASH TUBS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, FINE Case.
LINE STOVE, etc.
All of the above goods are new, having been
in use but few months.
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M. S. CosuIich & &c. Agents.
l.D.LaRoChe'S Sons, kuCtiOneerS
LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notce is here
VI by given TO all parties having demands
against S. YATES LEVY, late OF Chat
ham county, now deceased, to present them
at the office of Garrard & Meldrm,
my attorneys, properly made out. within the
time prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount; aud all parties in
debted TO said deceased are hereby required
to make immediate payment TO me.
EMMA l.. COHEN,
Administrators c. T. A. Estate Of S. Yates Levy,
deceased.
SAvANNAH, Feb 6, 1883.
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Valuable Bay Street Property
FOR SALE.
By J. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

Before the Court House, on TUESDAY, the 9th
March. 1888. at II o'clock.
That very valuable piece Of property on Bay
street, within one door of Whitaker street, COM
prising those two brick stores Nos. 149 and ISL,
being 30x90 each, more or less, or co feet 'front.'
on Bay street, now occupied by 8. Guckenheimer
& Son as wholesale grocery store. Situated
as this property IS, in the very center of bust
ness, with such a large frontage on our princi-
pal thoroughfare, it should command the atten-
ton Of parties wishing 10 invest in such prop
erty. Terms at sale For further particulars
apply to MEssRs. s. GUCKENHEIMER q SON,
or the AUCTIONEERS, or BYCK & SELIG.
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INN SHOP FOR sALE.--A bargain for cash
4 Shop, stock and tools, all complete, fol
ST. 800 at jackson, Butts county, Ga. JOS. l.
WAGNER.
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Oak, Pine ana Lightwooa
For sale BY A. y. cassals, corner fayloF and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INVEST p cents in bottle of English Fluid
1 for cleaning clothes. You viii he delighted
HEIDT'S
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TOR RENT, Store, corner Farm and Bryan
Il st eets. first class stand for grocery and
barroom. Terms moderate. Apply to JANE
MEINCKE on premises.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

NOR RENTAL reasonable rate, nice dwell
Il ing; Duffy, between Barnard and Whita-
ker Inquire next door.
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LUDDEN & BATES S. NJ. II.

DAIR b5-H. p. DOUBLE ENGINES cheap
L GEO. r. LOMBARD & CO.. Augusta. Ga.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


WANTED-To buy good young horse for
w delivery wagon must be safe, sound,
sprightly and cheap. Also, to get horse to
use for bis feed, for a few days. WHEELER &
WILSON MANUFACTURlNG CO., I. A.
Nixon, Manager, As Bull street,
WANTED, Immediately. a nicely furnished
w room near business portion of city, with
out board for man and wife. Address Morning
News, Box IS,
VHTANTED-A house with about six rooms, in
w good locality. Address u A, Morning
News.
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NOR RENT that desirable house southwest
L corner Lincoln and st. Julian streets Apply
to D. O'CONNQR, 66 Congress street.
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EOR SALE Splendid salt water rlver-front
Il building lots, and tive-acre farm lots with
river privileges, at ROSEDEW; building lots in
Savannah. near East Broad and Sixth streets.
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff, on shell road. Apply to DR.. FAIL
LIGANT 15l South Broad street from to 10 A,
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NOR SALE. Laths Shingles Flooring, Ceiling
Il Misunderstanding and Framing Lumber.
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
Telephone No. 21I REPPARD e co.
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HELP WANTED.
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WANTED--Two tidy lads. age about ID,
w who write a fair band; require best
recommendation. Apply ECKSTEIN'S.
WANTED, a man to sell suspenders on com
w mission in this State. OSTHEIM &
WALTER, 2l5 Church street, Philadelphia
WANTED. an active, energetic collector
w and salesman, Address OHLANDER
BROS, 2l0 Broughton street.
WANTED, five travelling statesmen; salary
w and expenses; no experience necessary !;
Address, with stamp, KIDD & CO, Iudianapo-
lis Ind.
T I'VE AGENTS WANTED, to handle the
II Patent White Enameled Letters for store
windows. Big profits. Send for terms. W. F.
WHEATON, Orlando, Fla.
WANTED Immediately, ladies to work for a
w wholesale house on Needlework at their
homes; sent any distance; good pay can be
made; everything furnished; particularly free.
Address ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK CO, 1875
Eighth street, New York City
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, a nice residence, price twenty
i two hundred dollars ROBT. II. TATEM,
Real Estate Dealer.
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THE PRESIDENTS AS sIrTERs.

Chow many Presidents have you takenF'
Il have taken the pictures OF all the Pres
idents of the past two decades. Hayes was
the most difficult subject Of them all. He
was very fidgety and nervous, and it was
almost impossible to get him into a good
pose Andy johnson, with his character
istic features and imposing appearance,
was good subject and posed well. Grant
and Garfield were good subjects, and so is
Cleveland. But, as a graceful and easy
poser, think Arthur had the lead OF them
all. He fell into any position as naturally
as does an actor, and it was more of
pleasure than a task to operate upon him
II have also photographed many of the
Presidents wives, and Mrs. Cleveland Is
undoubtedly the best sitter Of them all,
though her face is so pretty that it is rather
hard TO do her Justice. Mrs. Hayes was a
graceful poser as was Mrs. Grant.
"The pictures of Mrs Cleveland sell more
rapidlv than those Of any woman | have
ever photographed. When it was announced
that She was to marry the President, and
for months after the marriage had taken
place, her photographs sold by the thou
sand, and even now it is dull day when
we don't receive from seventy-five to 100
orders by mail, TO say nothing of the large
number we sell TO Washington people ana
20 visitors in Washington.
Photographs of the President also sell
well. and there is a brisk demand for mem
beers of the Cabinet Secretary Whitney
having the lead and the Judges Of the Su-
preme Court. Arthurs pictures have no
market now, and the sale of Gen. Grants
photographs is gradually crcasing.
ave don't take many pictures OF actors
here, because most OF them have their work
done in New York, but, as | dare say you
know, their pictures sell better than those
OF any other class OF people, and have no
doubt that there are as many pictures OF
Henry Irving in the homes Of Americans ds
there are Of Grover Cleveland.
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NOR RENT, from Oct. lst, splendid store No.
Il 81 Bay street, situate in Hutchison's Block,
next to corner of Abercorn: has splendid cellar
and is splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented if desired A.
r. LAYTON JR.. ia Bryan street.
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DEFORE you buy or sell house and lot con
ID suit ROBT. II. TATEM, real estate dealer
and auctiOneer.
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CYPRESS SHINGLES always on hand for
~ sale cheap. orders solicited. Address
BREWER & COOPER. Dover p O.. Ga,
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

LYRST- CLASS SAWNIILL or turpentine woods
Il man wants employment; have been wood
ing. but went in business; will quit business to
wood again; satisfaction guaranteed Address
L., care Postmaster. Patterson, Ga.
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FOUND.
RATTLE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

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MILK delivered In patent glass jars from
vi Vale Royal Farm, pure and fresh, morn
ing and afternoon; few more customers wanted
AddresS S. z. GOODWIN.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-03

iiiaation. The best moral and religious
thought in the country is earnestly busy|
with the question. Tho movement ii
swelling like a rising tide into the pro
portions of a revolution. Th, country id
not far away from a wave of morality ard
prohibition that shall sweep aad purify it.
Ne a.e row making very rapid gains.
Thousands of Republicans like myself
stayed i'll that party unit! taeY We're dis
couraged at the Indifference ard CO.
qs,etry of the party upon the liquor
quest :on. Many anti-saioon Repub
licans before the last national Goa
ventioa trusted in the idea that a.
anti-saloon plank would lie put in tho
platform 10 such plank WAS put in. ard
anti-saioon Republicans must either come
to the Prohibition party or ab.i.l!oa Their
convictions. We have NOW good working
organizations in nearly every State and
Territory. Great gains are expected, not
alone il the Northern States but in the
ext,eme Southern States. The temper
ance plank in the Republican platform
doesn't amount to anything A friend of
mine, Who was a delegate, told me that
before it was inserted il was submitted to
Sheridan Shook, the New York brewer.
Shook was the great representative of the
liquor interests i'll New York and was evil
IDENTIFY authorized to speak. Why, OF
course, put that in, said Shook; that
Will answer the purpose, and it isn't half
as strong temperance plank rs we brew
ers adopted. That's only as a little cat
nip tea for the Republican party; we don't
object 10 it, Shocks remark about its
only being little ca:nip tea has been
caught up in the East, and row when
fellow invites another to go and take some
thing he says: Lets take some catnip
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-03

While our guns above the river with thor thun-
der answered. back;
thousand men crossed over, and fought from
street to street,
Until beyond the city the foe was in retreat.
Then tho bridges were completed; but price
less day WAS gone;
On their arms the army rested and waited for the
dawn;
Then the columns crossed the river until the sun
And we made our winter bivouac in the cannon
riddled town.
Tho thirteenth Of December, you remember,
comrade, we'll;
When the rugged heights of Mary volleyed forth
their shot and shell;
Plunging down upon the city and across the open
Till the furrowed fields were crimson with the
life-blood OF the slain
Then out beyond the city the columns filed to
hight,
And fprned in lines of battle to charge the
deadly height;
And id wonder ut the blunder and the boldness
df the plan,
We started ut the order our brigade in the van.
Gallant comrades fell beside u.s. but the hardest
thing OF ali,
Amid tlat fearful carnage, was to see the colors
The h 81; bolts descending upon the standards
And tile blazing heights of Mary seemed tho
very heart of hell!
The color-bonrers, stricken half way across the
No Ion lead US forward maddonins cry of
Escapes the batfled colum,l-who now will dare
And betr above the banners against this battle
blRZe?
Through the bleeding, shattered column Ser
gent PiullketU swiftly runs,
And BEERS the Nations ensign farther toward
the rebel guns;
Then wives it high above him, with glad, ex-
ufips cry,
AS tie holy purpose ripens, to hold it up or die.
keep tteady, men-now forward!" were the
words our Captain said,
When We wavere1 for q moment in the presence
ofthe dead;
But only for u moment, when with one wild
"hlrrah!"
We gal ped a friendly and "let slip the dogs
Q, wa-."
All, my comrade! Its hard fighting when you've
no chance for life,
And the odds are all against you in such deadly
strife:
But We held the line while forty rounds were
famed against the foe,
And prayed for re-enforcements that seemed to
come SO slow.
Still Searins up the co.ors against that storm Of
shell
Brave Plunkett stood till smitten; then with his
burden fell
With shattered arms Unfolding the flag in his
embrace,
He left u loyal lesson for all the human race.
But vain is human courage under such q deadly
fire,
Except to show its glory for the Nation to ad-
4 mire;
We watched the sun descending, and waited for
the night,
Till darkness i'll compassion hid tho enemy from
sight
Well, comrade-tr-.e we failed to take the rugged
Heights that day;
But we gained crown OF glory that shall never
fade away;
For there's glory in defeat when you We done the
best you can.
And upheld the Nations banner Like o soldier
aiid man.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-03
Lincoln's Faith in Gr.,.

He peremptorily refused IL ~,
General Grant from the comm ,e'9o7
Vichsburg at time when tho ''a al
was loudest for his dismissal o oa n
ground that he would not FIGHT Oh ~
was in the month of May, 1862. "a
said to General Singleton, Of O 1,.ieo1
Ill, who is yet alive to conf Su,ae1
Senators Wade, Henry Wilson Wilson, y Y
Grimes were the most infuriatad y ma as
ever saw. Even Elihu B. Wasb1 h,s'l
who had done more toward , Gs
elevation than any other m, n'a NJ
seemed so devoted to his fortunes os az
to me and demanded his rem can
Grant assures me-" replied I;no oss
that he will take Viclsbnre hr y
4th of July, and, by jung! Ills y ns,'
oath he shall have chance -" hu
confidence in him as a great m;,; ita
genius, and [ believe that he will do "a
he says. But I am the only frian W !
seems to have left" Lincoln also th-
expressed himself shortly before '' i
death: eff I had done as nv Wasb;n y
ton friends, who fight battles with tha h,
tongues at a safe distance from Il
enemy, would have had me do Gr,a
who proved himself so great ca,ta;,
would never have been heard of aa,;n
Ward II. LGmO1l.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-03

Port Hudson, the foraging would some
times reach long distances on either
side OF the river, as well as by steam
boat upward.
Our company Of "rifles,' belonging
to the Department of Mississippi, we're
kept continually in motion on Che east
bank, looking out for such expeditions.
and when we saw them coming to notify
the people as fast as possible and do
what we could to annoy and prevent
their accomplishing anything. I think
1t was in the winter Of 1864 that o11r
company of rifles was detailed to pa
troll the east bank of the Mississippi.
including in our district Tunica Bend,
old Fort Adams, as we'll as {, large
scope OF country above and below.
We had been having some very hard
and cold rains, and the roads, except
on the bluff lands, We're very muddy.
some OF the time almost impassable,
me roads We're just drying up a little,
when one day we discovered a steam
boat coming UP the river, on which we
plainly saw number Of Federal SOL
dlers. We knew at once that a forac-
ing expedition was on hand, and We
quickly made our preparations to watch
them closely and prevent as much as
we could their success. Couriers We're
sent off to headquarters for assistance,
while the rest Of us followed up the
enemy at distance, so as to cause no
alarm. The boat continued ON up to
Iunica Bend, where it landed, and,
after considerable delay, sent out q
number Of wagons, with escorts of sol
dlers. Still other squads of soldiers
started out Independently, so that
within short time the Federal soldiers
were pretty we'll scattered. We re-
sisted several good chances to capture
small parties, expecting every minute
to see our reserve coming in.
The day was fast passing away, and
we we've getting to be very impatient
and not little discouraged. Just as
we were on the point of cutting off a
half dozen adventurous Yankees we
heard several shots fired in the direc-
ton taken by the wagons. Our men