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~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY - Notice is
~ hereby given that / have made applea-
county for leave TO sell the 1-6) one-fifth inter
est in the following property and improvements
thereon, consisting OF lot of land In the city
of Savannah, county and state aforesaid, hav-
ing front OF sixty feet, more or less on Hall
street and depth of one hundred and thirty
feet, more or less, on East Broad street, At
lantic ward; also, the (1-5) one-ifth interest In
OBJ Crawford ward, city Of Savannah, In said
county and state, and improvements, contain
ing twenty-five and one-half feet on East
Boundary street and running back to an alley,
belonging to the estate of MARCELLA BURNS
minor, for the payment OF debts and distribu
ton, aud that said order will be granted at the
December Term, 1889, of said court, unless obiec-
tons are filed thereto.
OCTOBER 81, 1899 JOHN j. BURNS,
Guardian for Marcella Burns minor
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r DAN ASSOCIATION STOCK of all kinds
II wanted. ROWLAND & MYERS, "a Bay
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COuSTy.-Notice is
VI hereby given that I have made applica-
ton TO the Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham
county for leave TO sell the two-thirds of one
equal undivided fourth of lot number seventy
four t74 Mercer ward city of Savannah, in said
county and state, belonging to MARY AMBER
SON aud GEORGIA MERCER Bolt. minors,
for the purpose Of reinvestment; and that said
order viii be granted at the December Term,
1889, OF the Court of Ordinary, unless OBJ
lections are filed thereto.
OCTOBER 81, 1859. ROBERT A. BOT
Guardian for Mary Anderson and Georgia Mer.
Ger Bolt, minors
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Notes and Queries.

1T Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
L. A. benson, Observer Signal Corps.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice is
~ hereby given that have made application
TO the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham county
for an order to sell a one-fOurth 30 undivided
interest OF, in and TO that tract or body Of land
known as Burnside Island, situate, lying and
being in Chatham county on the Burnside and
Vernon rivers, containing in all 800 acres Of
land, more or less, together with all the houses
and improvements thereunto belonging or ap-
pertaining; said interest belonging 20 estate of
ROBERT SCHLEY, deceased, and is sold for
the payment of debts and distribution. and
said order will be granted at December Term,
1889. OF said court, unless objections are filed.
SAVANNAH, GA, October Slst, 1889.
JORDAN r. BROOKS,
Administrator estate Of Robert Schley, de-
caaaed
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A FINE STOCK OF Teas. Coffees, canned
n goods, fresh Buckwheat, Oatmeal Farina,
and Groceries of all kinds always sold by NJ
LAWNS ESTATE. 45 East Broad street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-03

THE CoNENAUGH valley sufferers, so &
Pittsburg dispatch says, are about to bring
suit against the South Fork fishing club
which owned the dam above Jamestown
The telegram further says there is mot q
poor man inn the club, and the aggregate
wealth of the members is thirty-fve mil
lion dollars. If the South Fork club is re
sponsible, by reason Of negligence, for the
great disaster, it will be proper enough tC
sue it for damages, and nobody will object
if it shall be made to pay handsomely fol-
the mischief its unstable dam occasioned
But it would have sounded better if the
proposed compliments had not accompa-
MED their announcement with a statement
of the enormous wealth of the defendants.
The circumstance that man has money
should not be regarded as fair incentive
to bring suits against him.
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The WASHINGTON Post applauds the
President for going away from the capita
on the Lords day, and spending his Sun.
days on the river or at the fashionable
resorts. 1t says: 1.-THE President has set
an example of personal liberty that will
hasten the downfall of arbitrary Sunday
bondage, and will encourage all others who
toll and are weary to seek natural and
pleasurable relaxation on the Sabbath day.
The talk and the logic may satisfy the CON
science of the wicked and the unregenerate,
but the subject Of these approving words is
one of the most pronounced Presbyterians,
his church commanding a strict obser
vance of the Sabbath. 1t may be
all right in the esteem of the
editor of the Post for President HARRISON
to indulge in Sunday excursions, but in the
esteem of the church the President cannot
be a good Christian and go to Cape May or
sail down the Potomac on the Sabbath
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BRAVE SWITZERLAND.

The little republic of Switzerland is at
! tracing good deal of attention nova
days. Germany, Russia and Austria all
having officially called her attention to the
fact that Anarchists and Nihilists take ref
uge among the Swiss, where they are pro
tected against the governments they have
offended. Switzerland asserts herself in a
brave and courageous manner, declaring in
substance that she will manage her own af-
talrs IN ner own way, WlJnOuJ interference
from abroad. Like an independent
and self-respecting power, she let
it be understood that she was
familiar with her rights and felt able to
maintain them. We like the tone of her
replies, and everybody on this side of the
Atlantic will feel like giving three cheers
for the brave little republic which does not
propose that the great nations by which
she is surrounded shall impose upon her if
she is small.
Switzerland has long been thorn in the
sides of those nations which cannot trust
their own people, and which deny their
subjects the individual rights which men
think they are entitled to. These progress
sive mln cannot act upon their ad-
vanced thoughts in their native
countries, where their monarch assumes
to hold them bodily and control
their brains and hands; and hence when
things get too hot for them at home they
fee TO Switzerland where men are men in
the full sense of the word, and there is no.
body who rules by right of birth There
they are safe so long as.theyviolate none of
the local laws, for Switzerland does not
recognize political offenses committed in
other countries as crimes, and will there
fore not assent to the extradition of the
parties. In the republic the men who do
rot like kings can plot to theirssheart's con-
tent and print and send abroad literature
which would cost them their heads if issued
at home.
The beauty Of the business is that czars
and emperors and kings may threaten and
protest until they are red in the face, but
they can do nothing. The most powerful
of them is weaker than Switzerland be-
cause the latter has all Europe to protect
her against the attacks of any one power.
She is impregnable against everything ex-
cept a unanimous combination and that is
not among the probabilities.
America has always maintained a lively
interest in Switzerland. 1t is fairly
healthy republican seed which the Swiss
are sowing in Europe, and Americans can
not help loving anything savoring of re-
public, though it may be less broad and
generous and humane than our own.
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THE SITUATION.
the way

There is no denying the fact that the
Liberals are gaining in this and certain
other counties faster than the People. 1t
is not confession of fear to admit this.
1t is a simple statement of truth which all
intelligent observers understand. 1t must
not be implied from this that the People
are losing On the contrary the party is
increasing and increasing rapidly. The
registration lists prove this. During the
past two years the influx of people who
vote with the Liberal party has been great
larger in fact, than some not familiar
with what has been going on are willing to
concede. The growth of the so called
Liberal party has been such as to
ieopardize one or two legislative districts
heretofore held by the People. One OF
these districts is in Ogden, and perhaps an
other is in Salt Lake, though as to this
there is a question which cannot be an
sWered until the ballots are counted at the
close of the election.
There is another thing which cannot fail
TO strike the observer. Hitherto there has
been more or less open dissension in the
Liberal ranks. There have been a conser-
yative faction, small in number, it is true,
but somewhat influential, and a radical fac
ton comprising the main body of the party
There has been an Office seeking clique.
which figured prominently in the distri-
button Of the nominations, and there
were others who went as the lash directed
because it was easier and more peaceful to
do that than to assert themselves and be
firm and manly for the right 1t is OBJ
served now that there is seeming harmony
in the Liberal camp. The conventions so
far held have been peaceful and harmoni-
GUS, and men of a better class are being
nominated. There is an apparent effort to
steer clear of the blatherskite element,
and to select men who will be least often
sive to the community while their Liberal
fealty is not doubted.
The HERALD refers to these things, not
for the purpose of discouraging any mem
Der of the Peoples party but rather to en-
courage every member of that organization
to greater effort and practical loyalty to
his party. Knowing the danger. one can
easier defeat it. Notwithstanding the
Liberal union and seeming harmony.
and Notwithstanding the more reputable
masters of the situation if they will exer
else their powerintelHgently and faithfully.
They cannot, however, do as too many Of
them have done in the past, neglect their
political duty and trust in the over
whelming majority of the party, leave the
voting to be done by few. There must
be the same unity of action that we see
among the Liberals, the same excellent or
ganization which is calculated to get out
every vote, the same devotion to
party which is determined to win if it is
among the possibilities. The People need
have no fear, if they are true to themselves,
as we think they assuredly will be in the
face of the danger which confronts them
This month should be full of work for
Peoples committees, and member of the
party should arrange their affairs with
view to casting their ballots on election
day.
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THE POPE AND AMERICA.

1t comes again that the Pope contem-
plates departure from Rome, he having
animated as much to the Spanish ambassa-
dor. It is also said that arrangements for
place of refuge have been completed.
There are but two countries on the globe
where the Pope can find protection and
anything like peace, and there !is udoubt
as to one Of these We refer tc Spain and
the United States. The former is thor
oughly Roman Catholic, and on that score
His Holiness might find il more agreeable
to reside there; but Spain is one Of the
second rate powers, and it is questionable
if she could afford the Pope the protection
he might require in the event that
he should undertake to plot and
scheme against RUMBERT and the secular
government of Italy, as he naturally would
do. Spain is in no condition to incur the
enmity of any of the great powers, much
less of her neighbor Italy, which is making
such rapid strides to greatness. The Pope
would not be tolerated in Germany. 1t
would be dangerous for him in intidel,
revolutionary France, and his residence
there would also be dangerous to France,
He could live in Protestant England and
be safe as to his person, but he could WELD
no power, religious or political.
The United States come the nearest to
Offering what the Pope most needs, and it
will not be greatly surprising if within the
next few years this viii be the head
quarters of the great church, even if the
next Pope shall not be an American. OF
course a howl would go up and the several
churches would declare the country gone
to the demnition bow-wOws. Our poll
ticians would be accused Of subserviency
to the Pope, and His Holiness would be
charged with debating the policy of the
nation; but all this would be only talk,
and matters would move along in fact
about as they are going now.
tits apparent that the Pope must depart
from Rome and Italy to find freedom and
regain anything of his political power, and
the most likely place for him to come is
America, where he can be more than any
where else on the globe.
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AN ELECTRICIAN has applied for patent
for an apparatus which viii take an instan-
taneous photograph of the burglar as he en-
tiers the room. The inventor expects to
make lot of money out of his appliance,
IS he thinks everybody will want one. An
arrangement which would take the life of
the enterprising burglar without disturb
ing the slumbers of nervous people would
be more useful and sell better. Nobody
wants collection of burglars photographs,
and everybody wants the burglar put out of
the WaV
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Shiloh,s Consnmntion Cnre-

No. 1. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the worst
cases Of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on guarantee a
test which no other medicine can stand If
you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, so cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Sack lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. c..
Smith & Co.
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Mrs. ASHTON dixie is woman who
knocks Into smithereens the stock argu-
ment that women are incapable of doing
the work which men usually perform. She
manages her own household, runs a news
paper. is an active member of the London
school board, and is a dabbler in French
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THE SAN FRANCISCO Alta says before the
Republican convention comes General
ALGER's pocketbook will resemble a let
tuce leaf upon which an elephant has
executed war dance" The AHG evidently
believes that the colored delegates will
raise the price of themselves.
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THE Boston Herald: "'Follow the exam
pie of the President of the United States
and join in Sunday excursion is the Ian
guage of the billboard advertisements of
the Sunday excursion steamers. 1t is a
cord
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THE OWNERS of the cottage in which Dr.
mission to the house, and are reaping a rich
harvest. Every sensational development
in the case increases thenumber of visitors
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too much patriotism in the country, nor is
there too much respect for the dear old flag.
If the starry banner were floating from all
the federal buildings, the effect could not
fail to be beneficial
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THB NEW YORK Press suggests that the
stars and stripes be continually displayed
from all federal buildings all over the land.
The suggestion is good one, and the gov
eransnt should act upon it. There is none
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A JoHYsTowN widow, SARAH ]. MAcKIN,
who lost all her earthly possessions in the
food, has just been awarded pension and
back pay, amounting to s., 1866.
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Ask For Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and be sure you get it,
when you want the best blood-purifer.

layers Sarsaparilla is selling faster
than ever before. l never hesitate to
recommend it." George W. Whitman,
Druggist, Albany, Ind.
81 am safe in saying that my sales of
Ayers Sarsaparilla far excel those of
any other, and it gives thorough satisfac-
ton. - L. H. Bush, Des Moines, Iowa.
ayers Sarsaparilla and Ayers Pills
are the best selling medicines IN my
store. 1 can recommend them conscien-
tiously."-C. Bickhaus, Pharmacist,
Roseland, Ill.
1--WE have sold Ayers SarsapariIia
here for over thirty years and always
recommend it when asked to name the
best blood-purifer. > W, 7. Mclean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
al have sold your medicines for the
last seventeen years, and always keep
them in stock, as they are staples.
There is nothing so good for the youth
full blood as Ayers Sarsaparilla." -
r. L. Parker, Fox Lake, Wis.
layers Sarsaparilla gives the best
satisfaction of any medicine | have in
stock. recommend it, or, as the
Doctors say, 1 prescribe it over the
counter 1t never fails to meet tho
cases for which 1 recommend it, even
WueT0 the uOCIOTS pTeSCTlpIlOIlS nave
been of no avail. &C. F. Calhoun,
Monmouth, Kansas.
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
PREPARED by
Dr.. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, So. Worth So bottle.
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BLACKHURST BROS

Order your groceries, flour, hay and
grain from Blackhurst Bros, 50 east, Sec
end South. Telephone No. 20.
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The CINCINNATI Enquirer says ''if the
Democrats do not carry everything in Ohio
this fall it will be their own fault" The
Enquirer is more enthusiastic than wise.
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WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS viii not start
the fashion of banging hair among the Ger
man men. German hair doesn't bang.
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