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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-16
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FOR SALE.

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A FINE HOME FOR SALE.-That elegant
n residence of Capt. Churchill, on New
Houston street, next to the residence Of W. e.
Guerard, Esq. on lot 90x105 feet will be sold on
easy terms. Other fine pieces OF real estate for
sale. Apply to NJ. j. SOLCMONS, 1lS Bryan.
ENOR SALE, an improved farm, easy of access
II TO Savannah; delightful summer home in
full view OF the mountains; excellent climate ;
farm now under good cultivation good dwell
ing barn, stables kitchen and outbuildings, all
new; fine orchard; small vineyard; 100 acres;
price 81, 500, $1,000 cash. Apply to Q. II. DOR
SETT, 142 Congress street.
TOR SALE, corner lot, 40x120 feet; fine loca-
II ton; part on time il desired; price 81 700.
Address Box 1l3, News Office.
LNOR SALE, six thoroughbred Jersey cows
II with young calves and five fine Springers.
Apply to j. j. MCMAHON, corner OF Bolton and
Lincoln streets.
CUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE.-A modern
- nine-rcom residence Quilt 1889 within five
minutes walk OF depot in Decatur, Ga, six
miles from Atlanta; fourteen passenger trains
dai y; eight acres of land; two in beautiful
grove; balance in garden and pasture, with
stream OF running water; select fruit trees and
over 100 choice bearing grape vines, barn and
servants house; terms easy. Address THOMAS
l.. COOPER, p. o. Box 395, Atlanta, Ga.
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The latest Mackinaw hat, yacht style, a,
LaFar's.
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FIFTEEN
FINE BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION.
ID. LaROChe & Son, AuCtiOneers.

On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April, we will
sell on the premises, on Pearl street, between
Montgomery street, and the S., F. & w. r. R.,
at o'clock p. NJ:
FIFTEEN FINE BUILDING LOTS, upon the
following terms 1926 cash; S. in monthly pay
ments, with per cent. on deferred payments,
located between Montgomery street and the S.,
F. and w. r. r., just south Of Twelfth street
gaY-Bet Line cars will take you within a
minutes walk Of the property. Plot may be
seen at Office Of the auctloneers.
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Mems Dress

Shirts and underwear, at LaFar's.
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Harnatt House

Harnett House,
Leading Popular Hotel Electric Light
and Bells. Rates according to size and
location of rooms
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DERSONAL.-To lease for as long period as
i desire d. the lot at the southeast corner of
South Broad and Habersham streets, size S1x90
feet. This corner offers a stand at which for
tune can be made in the drug, grocery, meat OF
any other business. VIII lease whole or part of
lot as desired. For particulars as to erection
Of building, etc, etc, address AUSTIN r.
MYRES, care Morning News"
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Toas Eatan Offs

TSdenotes trace of rainfall
n. J. WRIGHT. JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR LEASE.

I ARGE and desirable Office or desk room Il
i Il rent, centrally located, very low. DESK
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C. H. DORSETT. AuCtiOneer,
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE BAY STREET And WHARF
PROPERTY.
C. H. DORSETT, AuctiOneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted by the
honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham
county, we will sell at the Court House. in Sa-
yannah. during the usual hours of sale, on
TUESDAY, MAY 7TH, 1889, the following
property, belonging TO the estate of HENRY
]. DICKERSON, the same being sold for the
payment OF debts and for distribution:
An undivided half interest in Wharf Lot
No. /, east of Lincoln street. with the improve
ments thereon, commonly known as Harris
Wharf the said lot is bounded north by Savan-
nah river, east by wharf lot No 2, on the south
by Bay street, and on the west by Lincoln street.
the improvements consist of shed on the
wharf such as is used for the protection of
goods and of brick building extending from
the wharf level or River street to Bay street,
and including the offices on latter street known
as Harris range. H. NJ BRANCH,
H. r. WILLINK,
s. p. GOODWIN,
Executors.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

NOR SERVICE at DIR. OOX'S Stables g
Il registered Holstein- Freisian Bull.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ARC. POUND Crystsllized Fruits The last
4.)week, as HEIDT'S Candies at cost are about
closed out.
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WANTED. grocery clerk state last place
w Reply in German or English to K. NJ, care
News Office
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WANTED, a good white nurse; must be kind
w and gentle to children. References re-
quired. Address F., News Office
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
I D. H. ]. had better leave Savannah at
-. once, as there is an officer looking for him.
HELP WANTED.
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YOUNG LADY canvassers wanted for His
i toric and Picturesque Savannah. Apply at
1874 Liberty street before II A. NJ. ana after Pm.
WANTED, a good white nurse; must be kind
w and gentle to children. References re-
quired. Address F., News Office.
WANTED, grocery clerk state last place.
w Reply in German or English to Il. NJ. care
News Office.
WANTED, an experienced nurse. Apply at
w 65 Abercorn street.
WANTED, an experienced grocery clerk,
w Apply STRAUSS BROS, % and 2219 Bar
nsrd street.
WANTED, young girl to take care of chi
w dren, at 142 State street, corner Whitaker,
third floor.
WANTED. small office boy Address, in
w handwriting of applicant, BAY STREET
MERCHANT News office.
WANTED, four coat hands. Apply to E. J.
CALESMEN.-We wish a few men to sell our
~ goods by sample to the wholesale AMI retail
trade; largest manufacturers in our line; inclose
3cent stamp; wages " pei, day; permanent
position; no postals answered; money advanced
for wages, advertising, etc. CENTENNIAL
NAME G CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
I AIDES PENNYROYAL PILLS. Chiches-
Il ter's English Diamond Brand. Never fail
Send &c (stanlps) for particulars and Relief
for LADIES' in letter by + turn mail CHI
CHESTER CHEMICAL co. Philadelphia, Penna,
Sold by druggists. Take no other. 10000 testi-
monials.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
XXTANTED-A white woman wants position
w as cook In good home; references fur
nished. Apply northeast corner Montgomery
and Broughton streets.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED $500 to $500 for twelvemonth;
w will pay big interest; security good. Ad-
dress NJ. Y, this office.
ROOMS TO RENT.
TNOR RENT to September first. Flat of four
l. roopls and bath. 90 Liberty street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
TOR RENT, eight-room house; water and
a. bath room in same. Apply to WIN. BOU-
HAN, Huntingdon and Mercer.
INOR RENT, that desirable residence 50 Harris
L street; modern improvements and in thor
ough repair. Apply 63 Harris, corner Lincoln
LNOR RENT, from May LIST. house 6514 ,Jeffer-
Il son, three stories, containing ten rooms, on
basement, with modern improvements Apply
to j. w MCALPIN, executor, "a Barnard.
LNOR RENT. the house at Isle of Hope next to
Il my residence; artesian water on premises
j. II. ESTILL.
A FINE RESIDENCE at White Bluff for
IA rent Inquire at JACOB COHEN'S,
Broughton street.
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TOR SALE corner lot, 40xi20 feet; fine loca-
II ton; part on time il desired; price 81 700.
| Address Box 1l3 News Office.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-30

TIE OKLAHOMA COUNTRY.
The Oklahoma boomers VIII he reward
ed for their years Of sDxious effort by q
land flowing with milk and honey.
Although the Presidents proclamation
does uot open up the whole territory, the
new settlers have good reason to be salts
fled. Authorities agree That nearly > 600,
600 sores are thus made free for settlement,
and within sixty days there viii be 100,
600 people in the neg territory. 1t is
confidently expected tba, the opening Of
the Cherokee strip will soon follow and
6. 600 600 acres more viii be converted
into % land of farms and towns.
There has been something remarkable in
the persistence with which the farmers Of
Southwestern Kansas have pressed forward
TO take possession of Oklahoma; and they
viii be sorely disappointed if it is net alI
that their negotiations painted it. The
boomers called it "Ths Beautiful Land, ~
and the glrden spot Of the continent The
soii th,y claim, is ofuaequa'lsd fertility
and well wa,ersd. The extremes Of the
seasons arc never experienced, and crops
are safe alike from drouth ard winter
frosts Corn yields 100 bushels TO the
acre ard "a ready market is furnished by
good railroad Communication.
els believed that Congress Will finally
throw open 70 settlers an the lands de-
s.r.6ed in tbe original SPRINGER BILL
which would make s. territory OF some %
600 900 sores. But with an IT'S beauties
the United States has many other tracts
Of territory equally az good as Okla
homa. The rush oft Ia a good deal o. the
nature OF an artificial boom, and the farm.
srs are likely TO find That the corn won
grow without boeing aud weeds ere just as
likely TO choke the potatoes as in less
....-..-+ after lands
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For Curbing, and Redressing and Re-
setting Curb and Crossings,
Ohio Stone.

CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- AL the Office OF the Board Of Public Works IN
iSSo for furnishing and Setting Curb, Ohio
stonel. Also. for Redressing and Reselting Old
Cnrb and Crossings. Specifications can be seen
AZ the Office Of the Board.
The successful bidder viii be required 70 give
bond with Two securities, 10 be approved oy me
Bosri. conditioned for the faithful performance
Of the contract The Board reserves the right to
reject any OF all bids
Proposals to be marked Proposals for New
CURLING and Resetting Curb" and addressed
Board OF Public Works"
By order Of the Board.
mr2u T. ". DARRAH, Clerk.
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wuFRE lHE RESPONSIBILITY


VUFRE LIE RESPONSIBILITY
LIEs.
The Republican organs characterize the
proposition o. Governor Wilson, that he
shall not call the Legislature in extra ses-
sion az ''au smazing one But tie dis
chalmers douot do away with the fact that
the suthor Of this advice is q prominent
Republican and Ex-Governor Of the State
He isaman, whom the Republican party
has houored and now stands high in its
councils.
1t carrot be supposed that Ex-Governor
PIERP0INr would have advised Governor
WILSON to usurp the high Office of chief
executive, without first consulting with
members Of his own party. Personally
MT PIERP0nSr could gain nothing by any
action that might be taken by Governor
WILSON, but the Republican party might
gain the substantial fruits Of victory by
entrappiug him into an unconstitutional
line of scdou. Ii Governor WILSON
should be induced to refuse TO call
the Legislature together, the gubernstO-
rial contest could not be decided for two
years at least The next Legislature might
be- Republican. and il would give GOFF the
Office ia pite of TIE law and justice CT the
case. tn the meanwhile the Democratic
party would bear the responsibility Of
1surpation, and Republican orators and
organs would be furnished much needed
capital to froth over.
It would have been a fine thing for the
corruptiouisis if Gov. WILSON bad only
accepted the bait Their own interests
would be- bettered, and Gen. GoFF would
be spared the stigma Of claiming
an Office GA dishonest and fraudulent
votes. We DO not believe that ex-Gov.
PlERr01Nr corrected such a scheme, but
the fact remains that his purity would have
respsd tbo benefits Of it, and there are men
iu the Republican party fully capable Of
laying such plans, and making any man,
however honorable or worthy, a tool to
carry them out.
They failed, because they did not
know the character Of the man they
had to deal With, but it will not do
.o shoulder the responsibility on the IN
fortunate tool The people will be able
10 Place il, and they will place it on the
man OF men who have most TO gain by in |
iucing Gov. WILSON 90 violate his oath, .
.ad defeat their expressed will at the
polls.
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slaughtered To Make T. Republican Holt
day

slaughtered To Make T. Republican Holt
day
The leading Republican journals liz the
State have s'rsady sounded the keynote to
abuse Ex-Governor PIERpoINT for the
miserable failure of his effort to induce
Governor WILSON % take a course OF
sctiou that would prevent dis
cussion Of The gubernatorial con-
test. aud an the smaller guns viii
bark the same way. What o
biz man though PrERroINr would have
. be p If his letter had had the desired effect
Bat he failed and this is the way the Intel
lqa.cer smites him;
81, ia dout ttul whether another Repnb-
icau iu West Virginia would have made
the amazing proposition that Governor
/ Wilson shall afford TO opportunity TO try
the contest between Judge Fleming and
General COT. himseit holding through the
term Of four years for which he Is not ell
gihc To propose this TO Governor VII
son was to ass him TO cover himself with
+ dishonoL'
The Parke sburg Journal is equally as
emphatic. 10 dishes he ex-GOvernorup to
+ the queens taste, as follows:
I Ex-Governor r. II. Pierpoint has unbos.
omsd himself OF a peuonal matter and
worked on his feeling, which are evidently
nniriendly Co General Goh
Mr.. Wilson sizes the Ex-Governor ~
and replies that it is his duty 20 call 81
extra session and that the expense can
NOS be avoided. lie adds that the Legs
lstnrs Will be convened at the earliest
possible date. but not later than the
br4t part OF June. Ii Is difficult {.
'udce of tho reasons which lmpeileo
Sir. Pierpoiut to write such letter h'
certainly is in error and very grave error
too. when De saws tha, the people don
care who "a Governor now that the excite
ment ofclectIon Is over. The letter. II
itself Is worthy of no special notice iurthe
than advertising the author.
To must be- borne IN mind thai the tx
Governor is o leader OF his party. ID
stands high 10 its councils, aud the organ
are jumping onto him because he has mad
a mistake and revealed a plot to entrsl
. Governor WILSON into an act that would
bring shame and dishonos upon himself
. Tine Ex-Governor is made a sacrifice, but
we much mistake his martial spirit, if b
allows himself thus to be slaughtered
without q vigorous protest
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please DON'T Go. BrOt-sF Holt

Tie Wheeling REGIsrER with It's cocoon
spirators has done more since the last cleo
ton 60 reard the development OF Nss'
Virginia thsn they can undo 10 ten yeaIs'
Men OF intelligence. honesty and means de
sire 20 be among s. civilized, law ABIDING
people, where the wish of the mslcrlly is
respected, snd they will be surprised that
any good C,uzsn remains in this State. II
Is heard OF an HANDS West Virginia is d
good State TO emigrate from
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. II. MILLER

Ianab
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For Malaria

Dr. E. G.. DAVIES, DsSmet, OAK, says;
Il have used it IN slow cOnvalescence and
prevention from malArisl diseases, where
The drinking water vas bad; believe 1t
to he beneficial IN preventing summer COM
nlaints. also one of the best agents We
have ID recdfy tbs bad effects Of the drink.
ing wstsr upon the kidneys and bowels.
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Unjust le peculiarly gratifying TO exc
Cow prrsr0ISr To- be criticised by mem
b.rof ls oan party, who were babes 'n
clothes. VIM be Was Governor
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IF uE Rhode Island Legislature could
r.su,s ths salary OF Uliisd States Senator
s6out $500 year. DO would greatly i'cLi-
it..e tas election of Millionaire CHAcE.s
.uHrresOr
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aL
Tr TIE Rhode Island Legislature could
reduce ta. salary o, United States Senator
about sl.900a yaar. it would greatly i'cil
is. .hs election of Millionaire CHAcE'
successor.
rruu.. be- peculiarly gratifying to exc
Gov pInrolSr To- be- criticised by mem
b.sofl is oan party. who were babes In
clothes. shis be Was Governor
OF thesate.
r-.ruaea Goa Irsh triumph seems as
.f O.poSovAN Rosa issusss circu-
r-u-....r luaamen 90 unite in dyna-
.. EsF'aa1 oa, of existence. Iti7 a
o.t .. Obs belsnt ess CAME either be
mr1.do. mode 20 fsa.
esr Gov WILSON had bitten st
t.b.,. oe. to him. and refused 70
Call th. legislature together again, the
pa press would have been IN
o, .rt rGov. PiEEroINr would
havhaaddsy Now, he is no good.
No. r-........
Gf o.' a'' que -..
f '- -
h'e n,ea 'A.s' .'-" 900 -
be a-e..eo ny ''e ''l' '--'. . ~
t-aer i.'rea. Toe ann "l'' pc ' ''--'
isa H-H c..-s family ana farm 49,
Lae - .".5' ','- -, .fa
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nHHo-aire wors,sd manufacturers
orc c-lHne on 7ec'e''lf " '. '',' ,
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K~sNOTICE.

We have sddod % OUr securing and DTeing
establishment a carpet machine OF ne" pro
cess. Cleaning C rpefs as EO1d as new without ll-
Jury 10 tho color and fabric aud guarantee sa.is.
faction We will call ard deliver soods nee OF
charge. Please give as a call Remember the
number 1881 Market street
mr1 sCHMAIZINEIZ < PAUR.
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The Throat.-~Br o.-s Brolciia, Troc'ss' act
directly ON the organs Of the voice. They hsye
an extraord.nsry eject In all disorders OF the
throat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-30

TuE brethren ere jumping onto LK-Oo'-
s-ror PlEsroINr with remarkable IN
aaim.ty. hurts them that the Cover
nor ssoold asvo blen 10 iudiscreet-that 8
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n A. K. FESTIVAL
Y.
tn he Cnntinnnd T0-night.

Owing to the inclement weather last evening
It has been decided 10 continue the Festival al
G. A. r. Hall tonight, and several new attric
tons have been arranged for including the quar-,
tette of Jubilee Singers Dinner and Supper will
be served TO day at the Hall Holiday Post Will
hold short session az the Hall at $50 p. M
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&ae advertisements.
Union Building Association

THE UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION is
l. now ready to receive subscription for stock,
The value of each share is $3.50 The weekly
payment twenty-five cents. Information Will
be furnished, and stock can be obtained upon
application to either OF the incorporaior:
LEWIS sTEENROD. Il. p. MCGREGOR,
GEORGE LOOS, ". II. CALDWELL,
Fl. F. JONES. ". NJ. BOUCHER,
F. p. JEPSON, NJ X. WOLF
e.. H. COLLIER. GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWSON, CHAS LUKENS.
mrLlL
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Aodtfs.
TAX NOTICE.

7 I
The time Is near when delinquent tax bills
mus! be posted al the Court House door ana 70
turned TO the State Taxpayers will please take
notice of the fact. The office will be kept open
until $50 p m. for the convenience of those who
do not desire to be returned delinquent with the
usual cost attending delinquency.
WIN. G. HANDLAN,
mr2ss Ex-Sherih OF Ohio County.
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Po1r Hs1srs,D. De las bad his daily
,.-..- .arer che B -irs'' sll for nothing.
TH great question among the Phi.adei-
rbi. statesmen is. whether Mr.. WANA-
,-trrerP. MI G- or Air. QUAY, N. C..
.sart .rsuf.ous hold ana keep
Eeel..aroVe thcr due position
I.av when .rc.r great lailles sleep
-.-.....l I'm some foreign mission
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For twas q box Of IVORY SOAP
Iuoantl bore
That gallant child who Ter lost hope
o the sandy shore.
A WORD OF WARNING.
There are soaps each represented just good as the NOy"
thew ARE NOT b Ike ali countee lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it,
Copyright lssl by Gamble
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GRAND OPERA
D. c. CENTER
ONE SOLID WEEK. cou r.l.,.
MONDAY. MARCH

SIX NIGHTS 1856.
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