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T,o N0NTEsAKo AND ALI FONTS o.
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VA
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STAGE LINE

MAIL AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
WI City to shelton aud Kamiicnie daily and
return: connections made with trains and boats
for Gray's Harbor. J. II. Long, proprietor, Shell
ton, WASH
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DIR. JORDAN'S once 10 Mt the Reai-
dence Of ex-Msyor Yesier. Third and
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CKAGlT RIVER ROUTE
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-18

Filed In office and recorded this 18th day Of
November, 1890. JAMES K p. CARR,
Clerk q. O. c. c.. da
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-18
FLORIDA'S CAPITAL CITY.

4ne Articles of Incorporation of a
new Phosphate Company Filed.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 17.-Articles
H. H. Incorporation of the Atlantic and Gulf
uOSpAate Company have been filed with
sne secretary of state by James W. Allison.
,unlund B. Addison and VIM. B. CHS
LILLE The capital stock is $3.50, 900. The
1pSMmpalhy will operate in the counties of
VA, lie Soto and Manatee. and will have
a NJ Steu q office in Charleston, s. c.
os lug e5 ucala Street and Suburban railway
~ neu an amended charter with the sec.
& v wa OF state, by which document it is
I'noilfed to extend its line to and through
"a ca suburbs of the city.
n r oJY' F!eralng issued his Thanksgiving
r Urla l-.a to-day. fixing the day to con-
u ov W. W g''h that appointed by the President
o Uoy Fleming hes made the following ap-
A .- IY.4ehts: Levi Brown of Milton. to be
= osa a1 OF timber and lumber for Santa
30 county; DR.. j. B. Screven of Titus
Il r9r4 !" pe member of the Brevard county
m a OF health; Bethel McMullen of
4 nrar pa 10 oe notary public for Hills
MI su county; Evans Halle of Gaines
Il re M, 20 - De notary public for state at large;
b. t9 l. Moseley of Kissimmee, to be
Il n ny commissioner for the Second district
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There are some patent
medicines that are more
marvellous than a dozen
doctors prescriptions, but
they're not those that pro-
fess to cure e0'eyythlMg.
Everybody, now and then,
feels "run down." "played
out" They've the will,
but no power to generate
vitality. They're not sick
enough to call a doctor,
but just too sick to be
well. That's where the
right kind of a patent
medicine comes in, and
does for a dollar what the
doctor wouldn't do for less
than five or ten.
We put in our claim for
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it to be an I'M
equaled remedy to purify
the blood and inviIoro+a
the liver. We claim it to
be lasting in its effects, crea-
ting an appetite, purifying
the blood, and preventing
Bilious, Typhoid and Mala-
rial fevers # taken III time.
The time to take it is when
you first feel the signs of
aVearzn@SS and 70caknesS. The
time to take it, on general
principles, is NOW.
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ST. AUGUSTINE SETTINGS.
sohn F. Dunn for Senator-The Won
ders of the Blue River.

conn g GuDnt LOT OCAoHOA 10 OA-
ders of the Blue River.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 17.-Among lead
ing democrats here. there is noticeable a
growing sentiment in favor of John F.
Dunn of Marion county for senator. He
aDpears to be the choice of the alliance and
progressive men.
The wonders Of the Blue river and the
phosphate mines of Dunnellon are being
explored by the editor Of the st. Augustine
Neirs. a winter edition of the Saratoga and
Richfield Springs IN. " Society Journal
Mrs. A. NJ. Mascotte, who is correspondent
for the Philadelphia Times and Home Jour
raLs of New York and Boston; Miss Laura
Woodward, the Jacksonville. Tampa and
Kew West railway artist, are also at Dun
Mellon.
Marcus COnant of Mayport, Fla, was the
successful bidder for work and material on
rbe Anastasia and the North Beach jetties,
ST. Augustine harbor.
SINAI W. II. Eckles and his clerk, C. B
EckleS, have just completed the payments
TO the United States troops at st. Francis
barracks here According to recent laws
the paymaster should pay the troops every
month.
The Silver Springs, Ocala and Gulf Rail-
road Company is extending its east line
from Dunnellon toward the Gulf coast.
Tampa is most likely 20 be the western
terminus. The line for the past three years
has maintained its west end at the Homo
Fassa river. 1t will soon build east to
Palatka.
''Beatriceh Mrs. DR.. Mareau), who has
become so popular as writer of fiction
touching on social life at Ocala, in her story
of the Tragedies of Oak Hurst" printed in
the deceased Jacksonville Critic, has had
her story put in book form.
Johnny Whitney and Lawrence Pomar.
two boys, were, on Saturday night, startled
by a whizzing sound over their heads, and
on looking in the direction of the noise saw
a large bird strike against the wall of toe
market and fall to the ground. 1t proved
TO be large water fowl-the tern" It is
now at Vedder's museum, strutting about
apparently contented.
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J JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk S @ @ @ Ga

4 EORGiA. CHATHAM CouNTY. To the Hon
~ CRADLE the superior Court OF said. County:
The petition OF J. =. WILLIAMS, ]. s. wOOb,
G GHfso W. LAM dAlSr aE9' W ALLEN, ". W.
OWENS, respectfully .shows that they desire
Tor themselves aud such others as may DO as
sociated with them, TO be incorporated for the
tsrm OF twenty years, with the privilege Of rc-
newal at the end OF that term, under the name
and style OF the LAFAYETTE LOAN COM
PANf; that the object Of said association
IS 70 carry on the business Of savings and
loan company by tho accumulation Of fund
from the payments made by It's members and
the stock subscribed for by them and to loan
ana advance said fund and the profits thereon
and such other moneys as said association may
obtain to the members and to others in such
way as may be determined In tho bylaws Of
said association; that the capital stock Of said
Association shall be twenty-five thousand dol
lars, divided into shares of one hundred dollars
each but your petitioners desire the privilege
OF increasing said stock 70 an amount not to ex
coed THREE HUNDRED THOU6AND DOL
LARS, and the privilege OF decreasing the
same 10 an amount not less than the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars; that the principal
be in the city of Savannah. Georgia
That they desire for SAID association
to havo the right to invest ia real or
personal property, TO sue or mortgage the same
TO take mortgages, deeds or pledges on realty
or personally to secure loans made by it or
debts due to 1t and TO sell or assign the same to
have the right TO make bylaws aud to enjoy
ali the privileges incident to corporations or
exercised by them Wherefore your petition
ers pray an order OF this court Incorporating
them, and their associates, under the said name
for the said term, and with all the powers
herein prayed for GEO, w. OWENS
Petitioners Attorney.
Filed In Office and recorded this 18th day Of
November, 1890. JAMES X. p. CARR,
Clerk 8. O. O. c.. Ga.
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RAIL AND CROSSIIE.

A new rule went into effect on the Michi-
gan Central road Nov. /, which would
greatly accommodate the travelling statesmen
II adopted by the roads generally. Up to
the present time tG has been customary for
the travelling salesman to pay excess bag
gage charges at each station where they
stopped. By the new rule on that road the
excess for the entire trip on the road is paid
at the first station, and there is no further
trouble about the matter.
General Superintendent w. N. Marshall
OF the Savannah, Americas and Mont
gomery railroad reports his road in good
shape, and work on the extension to Mont
gomery is progressing very rapidly. The
company has just completed an iron bridge
over the Flint river, and are building lron
bridges across the Oconee river in Georgia
and the Chattahoochee river on the state
lice. This latter bridge will bring the road
into Alabama. 1t is being constructed at
Fltzgerald's landing, aid will be finished
within five months. The Savannah, Ameri-
Gus and Montgomery railroad will be
nnlshed TO Montgomery by June or July of
next year. 1t is already completed in
Georgia, and thirty-ssven miles of road-bed
have been graded in Alabama, twenty
four miles being east of Hurts
boro and thirteen west of that place. Large
forces are at work on the grading, which
is beiag finished very rapidly. When COM
pleted to Montgomery the road will be 357
miles long. This will be the distance be-
tween Savannah and Montgomery. The
earnings for the Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery road during October show up
we'll. With 172 miles in operation. the
earnings for the month were $51 $50 or
nearly $500 per mile. The expenses were AZ
per cent. of the earnings, leaving the net
earnings at So per cent, which is better
showing, Capt Marshall claims, than any
other road in Georgia, as we'll as the best
record per mile OF any road IN the state.
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THE RIVER AND RARBoR.

Happenings Along the Wharves and
Among the Shipping
Wilder & Co. cleared yesterday the Brit
ish steamship Pocassett, for Genoa, with
400 bales Of upland cotton, weighing 3,724,-
729 pounds, valued at $685. 900.
The British steamship Nedjed was cleared
yesterday by Duckworth, Turner & Co.,
for Liverpool, with 419 bales of sea island
cotton, weighing 169, 900 pounds, valued at
S42, 400. This is in addition to cargo pre-
viously cleared.
The Norwegian bark Inheritance was
cleared yesterday by Chr. q. Dahl & Co..
for Hull, with $3.50 barrels of spirits tur-
pentine, measuring 1883 gallons, valued
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HANGED TO A TREE.
A Negro Who Assaulted a White Wo
man Sxu11nu off nv Citizaps

a Negro Who Assaulted White Wo.
man Swung Off by Citizens.
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 17.-Some weeks ago
a negro outraged an old lady named Mrs.
Calhoun near Wood station. on the dummy
hne near Bessemer. Several men were
arrested on suspicion and taken before ner
for identification, but she said each time
that they were not her sssailant. Yesterday
a negro named Henry Smith was taken
to her, and she instantly pronounced
him to be the man. He was taken off by
the citizens who had him in charge, and
this morning his dead body was found
dangling to tree near by. He was cut
down and buried there.
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TOR RENT, q six room house Apply to
TON. .
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LYNCHERs STORM A JAIL.
Baxley's Marshal Opens Fire on the
Mob and They Return it,

~
Mob and They Return it.
BAILEY, GA, Nov. T.-Jesse Crummey,
a well-known citizen OF this county, who
lived four miles from here, died suddenly
Saturday morning. His death was alleged
to have resulted from strychnine poisoning.
lie drank from a bottle Of alcohol. Sus-
plcion pointed to Charlie Hines, colored
man, as the perpetrator of the crime.
Hines was arrested and lodged in jail. Last
night gang OF armed men went to the
jail and were making rapid Roadway in
reaching the prisoners cell when his
screams for help aroused the citizens.
THE MARSHAL OPENS FIRE.
When Town Marshal Lang awoke, and
nad Time to take in the situation, he opened
nre on the crowd from the upper window
OF tWo--story building near the jail,
where ne slept. The gang Immediately re-
turned Che fire and continued to shoot in
the direction of the marshal and into the
iaA until probably fifty shots were fired.
by IhaT Tune the citizens were fully aroused
ana a determined party organized, and, ad-
vAnclng to the jail, found the band had dis
persed Sheriff Branch left with the
prisoner to-day for the Brunswick jail, and
we people now breathe easier. Peter Crosby,
dAo9ner negro, has been implicated in the
Ge9l and has been arrested and placed in
"a! mere. The Jail will be we'll guarded to-
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION


CTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CouSry.-
- To the Superior Court OF said county Of
Chatham: The petition Of II. c. DAVIS. L L
DAVIS, A. Z. DAVIS and GUSTAV KEiSLIHG
OF the city OF savannah Georgia, shows that
they have formed themselves into an associa.
ton and desire for themselves, their associates
and Successors, To be Incorporated and made a
body polite, in accordance with the laws Of the
state Of Georgia, for a term of twenty %, years
with the privilege OF renewing their charter
at the expiration OF said term, under and bv
the corporate name Of THE DAVIS BROTHERS
MUSIC COMPANY OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
That the objects and purposes OF their asso-
citation are 20 carry on the business OF dealers
IN musical Instruments, books, stationery, fancy
goods, notions. printing, publishing, etc, with
the right TO buy. lease, and own all such property
real and personal, as may be necessary in the
conduct aud course of the business aforesaid
and TO sell, convey. let, mortgage aud dispose
OF the same. or any part thereof, In any manner
and at any time the said Company may deem
proper and to the interest OF its stockholders:
that the Capital Stock of said Company TO be
used in said business is the sum OF SEVENTY
FIVE THOUSAND 1875, 000l DOLLARS, divided
into shares OF ONE HUNDRED lSiOO DOL
LARS EACH, all of which Is actually paid TO-
but your petitioners desire and ask FOR the
right TO increase the said Capital Stock Of said
Company In the discretion of the Board of Di
rectors OF said Company from time TO time, 10
any amount, not to exceed in all,
the sum Of Two HUNDRED AND
and Of decreasing the said increased capital
similarly not below said original capital OF
SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND 1878 OOO Dol.
LARS; that the principal Office and place Of
business of said Company will be IN Savannah,
Ga. but your petitioners desire and ask that
the right be conferred on said Company TO have
agencies and offices and 20 carry ON said bust
ness or any branch Thereof at such other places
IN and out OF this state as said Company may
think right and proper
Wherefore your petitioners pray that they,
their associates and successors may be incor-
porated for the purposes aforesaid, with the
capital and for the term aforesaid, and that
they may have conferred on them. their asso-
cates and SUCCESSORS all such rights, powers
and privileges as are usual or Incident TO suoh
corporations.
DENMARK, ADAMS g ADAMS,
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY SHERIrF,s SALE.

CRY CoUHT on sAyAESAu,

CITY COURT on SAyAENAH,
SAVANNAH. GA, November 3. 1900
/ NDRR and by virtue Of an execution issued
~ out Of the City Court OF Savannah, In
favor Of RUFUS r.. LESTER, plaintiff. against
Estate of INGRAM JONES, deceased, defend
ant, have this day levied upon all that GER
tain tract Of land, lying IN Chatham county,
Georgia, known as the Rice Hope Plantation,
about fourteen az miles from the city of ga
vannah on tho Augusta road, containing one
thousand and fifty u,050l acres, more or less,
being the same tract purchased by Rufus E.
Lester at Sherlif's sales as The property Of
Mortimer H. Williams
And will advertise and sell the same In
terms Of the law on tho FIRST TUESDAY In
DECEMBER Same being the ID day OF the
month";, during the legal hours Of sale, in front
of tine Court House door In Chatham county to
satisfy said execution. Terms cash. Property
pointed out by plaintiffs attorney, defendant
notified Of levy in writing.
l.. l.. GOODWIN.
Sheriff G. C. s,
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.


ID EMOVAL OF WRECKS IN SAVANNAH
III RIVER. UNITED STATES ENoiNEER OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. B, 1890 Sealed proposals
in tripcate will be received at this Office until 12
O'Clock NJ, city bime, DEC. 10. 1890, for remov-
ing the wrecks OF the steamer Habersham and
barge, OF the steamer Milledgeyille, Of the
steamer Gen. Lee, and OF q sand fiat and of a
river at or below Savannah, Ga Attention is
invited to Acts of Congress approved Feb. %.
1885,, and Feb. %. 1877, Vol. 20, page 3s2, ard
Vol. "a, page 4l4. Statutes at LARGE. For all
necessary information apply to .. NJ. CARTER,
First Lieut.. Corps Engineers, u. s. A.
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'1NIKA OF THE HAT TR1MMERs.
HOusand Girls Employed a
oenbury Locked Out.

oanoury Locked Out.
IA curry CONN, Nov. 1.-Two thou
rt eI'lS employed in the trimming de-
H. l'uls OF eighteen hat factories con-
H." WIN the Fur Hat Manufacturers
H. ~ were locked out this morning.
M I'll qt tne factories shut down entirely.
me the remainder continne 70 do Wy 4,
4 tan departments. The trimmers have
De animal cps 10 adjust matters as yet.
II be Iat5 1Neeung Of the manufacturers
4 be tbo U-o Tonight, when the situation
Del unon OS1snly discussed and action de-
<day. W.T. 0'OoO matters are idle here
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Can't. Fisher the Winner

Capt Fisher won the marine glasses at
the Blues bazar, having received 2lS votes.
Capt. Daggett, who came next, received
1913 votes.
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DENMARK, ADAMS e ADAMS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.

/, James X. T. Carr, clerk OF the superior
court Of Chatham county do hereby certify
petition of Davis Brothers Music Company of
Savannah, Ga, for Incorporation now OF ME in
this office this Oct. 80, 1850.
JAMES X. p CARR
~
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CIRCUS DAY AT VALDOSTA.
Several Men FIJI Up With Whisky and
Try to Butcher Each Other.

Try to Butcher Each Other.
VALDosTA, Ga, Nov. 17.-French g.
Co.'S circus exhibited here to-day, and was
attended by the usual large crowd of people
from the surrounding county. The num-
Der of DRINKS and fights were somewhat
above the average.
Buck Ellington was severely cut twice in
the back OF the neck by Thomas Dampier.
il the menagerie of the circus Ellington is
merchant and turpentine man, doing
business at Argyle, on the Savannah.
Florida and Western railway. Dampier
is farmer living near Gus
ley, in this county. Ellington
claims that the cutting was unprovoked,
and Dampier claims that Ellington jostled
over his wife ana child. Dampier was ar
rested and locked up, but efterward gave
bond to answer to the charge of assault
with intent to murder. Dank Terry, who
assisted in Dampier's arrest, also came very
near receiving a knife thrust, but escaped
with slight scratch on the neck.
FARMERS FALL OUT.
Another sensation was caused later in the
day by John Hodges trying to shoot Wash
BosswicS. Both parties are farmers from
from Berrien county, and it is said that an
old teud was at the bottom of the affair
Aanen Corbett, of Hunt & Corbett,
struck John Lotion over the head with a
billiard cue. Lotion was creating a dis
turbance in the saloon, having bought a
bottle Of whisky and refusing to pay for it,
and scattering things around generally.
Corbett says he had to serve four negroes
the same way this morning before break
fast.
The lookup is full Of drunken and disor-
Derby mon tonight.
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RI s ENGINEER oFFIcE. Wun1Sar,

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. WnMINGTor,
~ IN. @, Nov. 6, fs90.--SEALED PRoPOS-
AIS for DREDGING in the Harbor at Beaufort,
n. c.; Waterway between Beaufort Harbor and
New River, N c., and New River N. O., will be
received at this Office until IL DEC. 10Th, 1890
The attention Of bidders is especially invited TO
Acts of Congress, approved Goth February, 1880,
and 23l February. 1857, volume 23, page 332 and
volume "a, page ~, Statutes at Large. All in
formation furnished by w. II. BIXBY, Capt. Of
Engineers.
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Look to simmons Liver Regulator for relief
from all sickness resulting from a diseased
liver I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-18

Take Simmons Liver Regulator after your
dinner. 1t prevents dyspepsia and indiges-
tiOn.-Ad.